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Aabury Park Press. Sat. Jan. 13. 1979 A13 Obituaries See SERVICES for more details on tome obituaries Martha M.

Yahn, 81; Was Retired Teacher WELLSBORO, Pa. Miss Martha M. Yahn, 81, of 42 East died Jan. 2 at the Green Home Inc. Nursing Home, here.

Miss Yahn retired in 1956 after 30 years at Lakewood, N.J.. high school, where she taught early European history and served as chairman of the history department. Before going to Lakewood, she taught In a one-room schoolhouse here. Surviving are a brother, Charles Yahn, here, and a sister, Mrs. Helen Longwell, Riverside, Calif.

The William H. Tussey Funeral Home, here, was in charge of arrangements. MRS. MICHAEL DEL GUERCIO ASBURY PARK Maria L. Del Cuercio, 96, of ISO Fifth died yesterday at home.

Harry M. Tallmadge, President of Company LONG BRANCH Harry M. Tallmadge 81. of 1176 Lincoln Court, dirt yesterday at Monmouth Medical Center, here. He lived here for 47 years.

Mr. Tallmadge was president of the Talco Cash Register here. He had been publisher and general manager of the Asbury Park Sun, an afternoon newspaper that went out of business in 1947 a year after it was founded by Walter Reade Sr. In 1935, Mr. Tallmadge was president of the Long Branch Chamber of Commerce, and later served as its executive secretary From 1968 to 1970, he was chairman of the board of the Independent Cash Registers Dealers Association.

Mr. Tallmadge was an Army veteran of World War I and a member of Post 44, American Legion, here. He was also a member of Clearwater Lodge 1525, BPO Elks, Clearwater, Fla. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Scussel: a son. H.

Mvron TaiimaH Otk Tf an1 SYLVESTER J. DORSEY HAZLET TOWNSHIP Sylvester J. Dor-sey, 85, Courtland Drive, died Thursday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. He moved here from Brooklyn, N.Y., 10 years ago. Before his retirement in 1950, Mr.

Dorsey worked as an Investigator for the Travelers Insurance Co. He was a 1917 graduate of St. Francis College, Brooklyn, N.Y. His wife, the former Lucy E. MrKeon, died In 1968.

Survivtng are two sons, John J. Dorsey, Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick, Canada, and James F. Dorsey, here, with whom he lived, and five grandchildren. The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, is in charge of arrangements. SEYMOUR WEISS EAST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP Seymour Weiss.

63, of 143 Probasco Road, died Thursday at home. He lived here for the past four years. Mr. Weiss was a film technician at Finast Color Lab, New York, until his retirement three years ago. He was a member of the First Bereg Munkacser Society, New York.

Surviving are his wife, Florence; two daughters, Mrs. Lois G. Silverman, at home, and Mrs. Jacqueline Cohen, New York; a brother, Bernard. California; a sister, Mrs.

Caroline Consiglio, Piermont, N.Y., and a grandchild. The Freeman Funeral Home, Freehold, is in charge of arrangements. Pasquale Fortunato, Was Contractor, Tenor INTERLAKEN Pasquale "Patsty" Fortunato, 68, of 308 Windermere died yesterday at his home. He lived here for 50 years. Mr.

Fortunato was the owner, with his son, of P. Fortunato Builders and Contractors, here. He was a building inspector here for many years. Mr. Fortunato was Grand Deputy of the Grand Lodge of the Sons of Italy of New Jersey, and past president of the Sons of Italy and the Italian Progressive Dub, both Asbury Park.

He produced operas in the Shore area, and performed as a tenor in local productions of "La Traviata" and "Rigoletto." He appeared in the leading role in six operas produced by the New York Grand Opera Company in New York and Philadelphia, and had traveled on a 14,000 mile tour with an opera company. He was a communicant and trustee of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church, and past president of its Holy Name Society. Surviving are his wife, the former Maga-ret Spina; three sons, Dominic, Park Ridge, Enrico, Washington, D.C., and Jerry, Asbury Park; three bothers, Phillip, Edison Township, Emil, Neptune, and Carmine, West Long Branch; two sisters, Mary Berardesco, Asbury Park, and Marjorie Gerard, Farm-ingdale, and seven grandchildren. The Francioni, Taylor Lopez Funeral Home, Asbury Park, is in charge of arrangements. MRS.

SHERWOOD C. PUTNAM MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP Mildred I. Putnam, 65, of 18A Monmouth Lane, Crest-wood Village, died yesterday at Paul Kimball Hospital, Lakewood. Mrs. Putnam was born in Toronto and moved here five years ago.

Her husband, Sherwood, died in 1975. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Edith Brim-blecombe, Toronto. The Anderson Campbell Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. BERNARD E.

PERKINS LACEY TOWNSHIP Bernard E. Perkins, 68, of 451 Lake Barnegat Drive, died Thursday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River. He lived in Kenilworth before moving here seven years ago. Mr. Perkins retired in 1970 after 42 years as an instrument repairman for Exxon Elizabeth.

He was a member of the Democratic Club and was a communicant of St. Pius Roman Catholic Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Elizabeth Eick; a son, Robert Roselle Park; two daughters, Mrs. Patricia C. Diamond, Staten Island, N.Y., and Ms.

Kathleen M. Perkins, Elizabeth; his mother, Mrs. Theresa Perkins, Kenilworth; a sister, Mrs. Helen Bausch, Kenilworth, and two grandchildren. The Riggs Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements.

MRS. ROLF CASPER MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Martha H. Hagane Casper, 82, of 84 Highland Leonardo, died Thursday at Riverview Hosptlal, Red Bank. She was born in Risor, Norway, came to this country in 1929 and lived most of her life in Teaneck before moving here 17 years ago. Mrs.

Casper and her late husband, Rolf, owned and operated the Scandia Cafe, Tea-neck, for 25 years before retiring in 1961. She was a life member of Noreg Lodge 466, Sons of Norway, here, and Its Ladies Auxiliary. Surviving are her brother, Karl Hagane, Norway, and many nieces and nephews here and In Norway. The John F. Pfleger Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

MRS. MICHAEL WALSH MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Nora Su-grue Walsh, 74, of 102 Monmouth Port Monmouth, died Thursday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. She was born in Claddananure, County Kerry, Ireland, came to this country in 1922, and lived in New York until moving here six months ago. Mrs. Walsh was a communicant of St.

Catherine's Roman Catholic Church, here. Survivtng are her husband, Michael; three sons, Michael Denver, Dennis, West Hempstead, N.Y., and Daniel, Parsippany-Troy Hills Township; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Thomkins, at home; three brothers, Daniel Sugrue and Jeremiah Sugrue, both County Kerry, Ireland, and Christopher Sugrue, Middlesex, England; two sisters, Mrs. Ellen O'Brien, the Bronx, N.Y., and Mrs. Josephine Clarke, London, England, and 20 grandchildrean and a great-grandchild.

The John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. ARTHUR J. HYDE TOMS RIVER Arthur J. Hyde, 67, died Thursday at Community Memorial Hospital, here.

He lived most of his life in Orange before moving here 10 years ago. Mr. Hyde was employed at the East Orange Fire Department headquarters. He was a member of the Men's Club, the Fishing Club, and the Clubhouse, all Holiday City. Surviving are his wife, the former Elizabeth Vogel; a son, Robert Ridgewood; two daughters, Mrs.

Marion Delmarle, Troy, and Mrs. John Freeman, Brick Township; three brothers, James, here, Victor, Sayreville, and Frederick, West Orange; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Eakle, West Orange, and Mrs. Ella Mulbach, Florham Park, and five grandchildren. The Silverton Memorial Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangments.

FRANK M. MC CAULEY FREEHOLD Frank M. McCauley, 71, of 9 Broad died yesterday at Freehold Area Hospital, Freehold Township. He lived here for five years. Mr.

McCauley was a truck driver until his retirement five years ago. He was an Army veteran of World War n. Surviving are his wife, Florence a daughter, Mrs. Antoinette Pesci, Newark; four brothers, Andrew, West Orange, Allen, Brick Township, Thomas, Dover Township, and Richard, Warren Township; two sisters, Catherine, West Orange, and Jenny, Jackson Township, six grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren. The Freeman Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

MRS. LEONARD LEMAL BRIKIJ.E Mabel Lemal, 79, of 410 Kenli Lane, died at Point Pleasant Hospital. She lived In Bayonne until moving here 13 years ago. Mrs. Lemal was the wife of Leonard, who died in 1961.

She was a communicant of St. Denis Roman Catholic Church, Manasquan. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Davis Abernathy and Mrs. Burnett Cain, both here, and Mrs.

Kenneth Glover, Bridge-water Township, 13 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The O'Brien Funeral Home, Wall Township, is in charge of arrangements. BLANCHE A. RICE LAKEWOOD Miss Blanche A. Rice, 89, 285 River died yesterday.

She lived In East Orange before moving here 10 years ago. Before retiring about 20 years ago, Miss Rice was a practical nurse. Surviving is a sister, Miss Maude Rice, Los Angeles. The Freeman Funeral Home, Freehold, is in charge of arrangements. MRS.

IVY TROUTMAN PEIRCE TTNTON FALLS Ivy Troutman Pelrce, 95, of 133 Newman Springs Road, died Friday at her home. She lived in New York before moving here 25 years ago. Mrs. Pelrce was a retired actress who had worked in New York most of her life. She was a member of Christ Church, Shrewsbury.

Surviving are two cousins. The Robert A. Braun Home for Funerals, Eatontown, is in charge of arrangements. PUBLIC NOTICES OTHER HEADINGS TAKE NOTICE: That on January It, ITT at 10 AM. local tlmo at Brlags OwvroMt UsM Can, U.S.

HT, Soyrlllo, N.J- WO shall to of public tow one 1973 Chevrolet, 1 Serial No. A 1H57H Be)7m formerly the pottewion of Oitoulo Rodriguez by virtue of default of the tecurtty agreement PUBLIC PUBLIC Notice Regular meeting Mayor and ot rri 'oosevelt reouired by Meetlnas Act" snail oe as AGENDA NOTICES ROOSEVELT NOTICE herewith given that the tchedule of the Council of the Borough for CATHOLIC ASSEMBLY OF GOD full Gospel Church HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH Car M. I Bene. lUevry Put Rev John Meenen. Pastor Sat eve 4 pm only Sun S-9 30-11 A 11 15 Noon Conlessions Sal A Iter noons 3-3 45 5th A Ridge Noptune Sunday School 9:30 A.M.

Rev. Jemes Barce WORSHIP 11 A.M. Sunday 7 P.M. TWveev 10 A.M. Prayef Tine Mldweet BIMe Study Thurs.

7:30 P.M. Noon Glad Tidings Assembly of God Our Lady She was born in Italy and lived in Bloom-field before moving here five years ago. Mrs. Del Guercio was a communicant of Holy Spirit Roman Catholic church, here. She was the wife of Michael, who died in 1972.

Surviving are two sons, Edward, Spring Lake Heights, and Dr. Victor, Washington, D.C.; five daughters, Mrs. Lucille Raymond, Trenton, Mrs. Teresa Attanasio, here, Miss Olivia Del Guercio, with whom she lived, Mrs. Melba Mondo, Point Pleasant, and Mrs.

Eleanor DeRogatis, Miami Beach, nine grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. The O'Brien Funeral Home, Wall Township, is in charge of arrangements. WALTER A. GIBSON SEA BRIGHT Walter A. Gibson.

31, of 460 Ocean died Thursday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. He lived most of his life in Atlantic Highlands before moving here 10 years ago. Mr. Gibson worked as a salesman for the Goodwin Motor Plalnfield. He served as an Air Force sergeant during the Viet Nam War.

He was a communicant of Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church, Rumson. He was a 1965 graduate of Christian Brothers Academy, Middletown Township. Surviving are his wife, Patricia; his father, Walter A. Gibson and mother, Frances, both Atlantic Highlands; a stepdaughter, Ellen Crummy, here; and two brothers, Peter J. and Michael both Atlantic Highlands.

The Anderson-Cutaio Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. SEBASTIAN A. PELUSO LONG BRANCH Elizabeth C. Peluso, 74, of 111 Union died Thursday at Monmouth Medical Center.

She was a lifelong resident here. Mrs. Peluso was a communicant of Our Lady Star ot the Sea Roman Catholic Church, here. Her husband, Sebastian died in 1955. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs.

Car-mella Gettis, Mrs. Ann Calabretta and Mrs. Doris Tomalne, all here; three brothers, Michael Romano here, John Romano, Chicago, and Robert Romano, California; three sisters, Mrs. Rose Mastrangelo, Iselin, Mrs. Carolyn Aequaro, Red Bank, and Mrs.

Carmella Piscitelli, here, five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The Damiano Funeral Home, Long Branch, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. JOSEPH E. KUSCH ASBURY PARK Agnes Kusch.

1113 Bond St, died yesterday at Jersey Shore Modical Center, Neptune. Mrs. Kusch was born in County Clare, Ireland, and lived here for 35 years. She was the wife of the late Joseph who died in 1974. Surviving are her son, William Ocean Township; a daughter, Mrs.

Kathleen F. Percy, Wall Township; three sisters, Mrs. Delia Vega, Rockaway Beach, N.Y., Mrs. Catherine Van Brunt, here, and Mrs. Ann Birmingham, Dublin, Ireland, and three grandchildren.

The Buckley Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. FRANK J. MARTIN BRICK TOWNSHIP Frank J. Martin, 76, died yesterday at home. He lived in Newark until moving here 10 years ago.

Mr. Martin retired in 1964 as a captain after 38 years in the Newark Fire Department. He was a member of the Firemen's Memorial Benevolent Association, Newark, and the Newark Fire Officers' Association. He was a communicant of St. Dominic's Roman Catholic Church, here.

Surviving are his wife, the former Anna Kostura; two brothers, Daniel, Livingston, and Elmer, Linden; three sisters, Mrs. Geneve Winters, Livingston, Mrs. Irene Hooper, East Orange, and Miss Regina Martin, Newark. The Colonial Funeral Home, here, Is In charge of arrangements. HAROLD J.

WOODWARD ENGLISHTOWN Harold J. "Chick" Woodward, 82, of 34 Tennent died Thursday at the Conva-center at Freehold, Freehold Township. He was a lifelong resident here. Mr. Woodward was a disabled Army veteran of World War I.

He was a life member of the Englishtown Fire Department and a member of Post 434, American Legion, here. Surviving are several cousins. The Hulse Memorial Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. JOSEPH P.

SMITH BRICK TOWNSHIP Marie I. Brennen Smith, 72, of 15 Jeffrey Court, died Thurdsay at Point Pleasant Hospital, Point Pleasant. She lived most of her life in Jersey Dry before moving here 17 years ago. Mrs. Smith was a communicant of St Mary's of the Lake Roman Catholic Church, Lakewood.

Surviving are her husband, Joseph; a stepson, Gerald A. Smith, Nova, a brother, Edward Brennen, Van Nuys, a niece, Mrs. William Loehwing, here, and a grandchild. The Van Hise A Callagan Funeral Home, here, is In charge of arrangements. roiiowv: AND WORKSHOP MEETINGS Jan.

I July Feb. 13 Aug. 6 Mar. 12 Sep. 10 Apr.

9 Oct. May 7 Nov. June 11 Dec. 10 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETINGS Jon. 10 July 11 Feb.

14 Aug. I Mar. 14 Sep. Apr. 11 Oct.

10 May 9 Nov. 14 June 13 Dec. All meetings will be held at 1-00 P.M. In the Borough Hall, Rochdale Avenue, Roosevelt, NJ. ELIZABETH JOHNSON Borough Clerk (S14.00) U37.15 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice Is given herewith that the regular meeting schedule of the Planning Board of the Borough of Roosevelt for the vear 1979, os required by "The Open Public Meetings Act," Chapter J3I, PJ 1975, haH be as follows: January 79 July 30 February August 77 March 26 September 34 April 30 October 79 Mov 21 November 26 June 23 December 17 All meetings win be held at S-00 ot Mt.

Carmel Roman Catholic Church AsOury Ave Pine St Asoury Pars Rev David L. Colella 0 T. Sat Evenings 5 m. 7 30 Sun. Masses 7.

8. 9. 10 30 a.m. tan a daughter, Mrs. John H.

Kahle. both West umg orancn; a Drouier, Elmore, Clear-; water, three sisters. Mrs. Anna Aron-stan. Waverly, N.Y., Mrs.

Helen T. Bierce, Newburgh, N.Y., and Mrs. Gladys Perney. Metuchen, seven grandchilden and a greatgrandchild. The Woolley Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

MRS. JOSEPH GLOWACKI HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP Eleanor Rud-nlck Glowacki, 93, of 740 Holmdel Road, died yesterday Bayshore Community Hospital, here. She was bom in Poland, came to this country when she was 16 years old, and lived in the Bayshore area until moving here 11 years ago. Mrs. Glowacki was a communicant of St.

Benedict's Roman Catholic Church, here. Her husband, Joseph, died in 1952. Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Angnes Hanson and Miss Mary Glowacki, with whom she lived, Mrs. Allyn Lee and Mrs.

Eva Du-besky, both Keyport, Mrs. Joseph Adubato, Port Monmouth, and Mrs. Albert Hlx, Charleston, W.Va.; eleven grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren and a great-greatgrandchild. The Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport, Is in charge of arrangements. MRS.

JOHN W. JORGENSEN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Hazel E. L. Jorgensen, 88, of 36 Illinois died yes- terday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. She lived most of her life in Jersey City.

She was a summer resident here from 1932 to 1952, when she moved here permanently. Mrs. Jorgensen was a communicant of St. Catherine's Roman Catholic Church, here. She was the wife of John who died in 1951 Surviving are two sons, John W.

and George, both here; two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Deegan, Jersey City, and Mrs. Ruth Malley, here; a sister, Mrs. Margret Hogan, Bayonne, nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. The John F.

Pfleger Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. GORDON J. BRANNEN HOWELL TOWNSHIP Emily Brannen, 67, of 300 Route 9, died Thursday. Mrs.

Brannen lived here for the last 30 years. Her husband, Gordon died 11 years ago. Surviving are three daughters, Miss Patricia A. Phillips, Miss Matilda Phillips and Miss Mary Brannen, all at home; a brother. Boss Wrighten, Edenton, N.C., and two sisters, Mrs.

Ethel Gegg and Mrs. Lulu Halsey, both Columbia, N.C. The Freeman Funeral Home, Freehold, is in charge of arrangements. Services BUFFORD Cvm wis ar Av opt. 24, NMtuna, on Jan.

II. ftttttMd hutbond of Mrv Naomi Bufrard. Father of Mormon, AHroa, ond rv Rum Cap. Brother of Mrs, Roitta WWorm and Mr. Sara Boar.

GrandfaMw of A. The) Funeral Mom, PWMp Ekmt offctottno. Informant, Monmouth Memorial Pork. Frtanm art MMtod to eon at ft Jaakion Funeral Homo, San- -f p.m. RHwihrtlc mtvicm tor Frederic Dompoy Port foe American Logtoq Sun- DEL GUERCIO Mono l.

of iso fw Asbury Ponv, on Thurvtoy, Januorv 11, If. Otvotad wite of me tote MKhart. Devotee mother of Mrv Lucille Ravmona Mrv Tera Attanaeio, Ml Otympia DetGuercio, Mrv Metxi Monda, Mrv Eteanor De-Rooatta, Edward ano Dr. Victor DetGuerdo. Funeral from The Brien Funeral Home, Hy.

J5, Wa Twp. on Mon. Jan 15 of 1 am. The Funeral Man wm be ottered of St. Cathortntt Church.

Sprtna Lake at am. Interment, Got of Heaven Cemetery, Hanover, N.J. Vimng Soturooy 7-9 onO Sunday 4 ond 7-9 p.m. FORTUNATO Pomuo (Potty) 6 of 3M Windermere Ave- mtertaken. On ion.

12, l79. Beloved hue-band of Margaret. Father of Domlntok Enrico ond Jerry and brother of PhWa ErnlL Carmine, Mary Beroraesca and Margie Gerard. Funeral from the Franckmi, Taylor and Lopei Funeral Home. 704 7th Ave Asbury Par at 9:36 am.

Morv, Jan. 15. Mo, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church at 10 am. Sons of Mary services 730 p.m. Sun.

Btouino, I Sun. Friends may cat) Sof, 7-9, Surt 4 and 7-9. rt Heu Of flowerv mce donations to Our Ladv of Mount Carmel Church. KUSCH Aones Nevton of 1113 Bond Street. Asbury Par on Frkjoy, January 11 wit of the late Joteph E.

Kusch. Devoted mother of wtmom R- Kusch ano Kathleen F. Percy. of OeHa Vega Catherine VonBrunt ond Ann Blrmlnahom. Service ond Interment private under the direction of The BudMev Funeral Home, SOT Second Avenue.

Asbury Par. LEMAL Mabel Douglas of 410 KenH Lone, BrteHe. vVHe of the tote Leonard M. Lemai. Devoted mother of Mrs.

Helen Aoemottw, Mrs. Barbara Cain and Mrv Mabel Glover. Funeral from The O'Brien Funeral Home, Highway 3S, WaH Township on Monday, January 15 at am. The Funeral Moss wW be offered of St. Denis Church.

Monosouon at 9 am interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. North Arlington, N.J, VWttng Saturdav 7-9 and Sunday 4 and 7-9 PEIRCE (nee TrautmanL of 131 Newman Springs Rd, Tlnton Fans, N.J- on Frtooy, Januorv 12. 1979, of her residence. Funeral services Tuesday, January le, at 10 am from the Robert A. Broun Home for Funerats, 10s Brood Street, Eutontowa NJ.

Ffiende may can ot the funeral home Mondov. 7-9 pm Interment, Gfoomhiwn Cemetery, vveet Long Branch, nj, SAELI Chart of Brick Town, NJ on Jan. 11, 1979. Beloved husoand of Mary (nee Gtnl). Brother of Mrv Marie Mastriano and Mrs.

Dorothy Bohonnon. Funeral from the CoWns-Colhoun Funeral Home, Lincoln Ave Rutherford, Mon. of am. Funeral Mass at St. Mary1! RC Church of 10 am Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Frienas WIN be received Frt 7-9, Sat. 4 Sun, 2-4 ana 7-9 p-m. TALLMADGE-- Court, Long Branch, il. of 117 LlnoMn Januorv 'J. W.

runereJ HrvVI IMS evenlne. :30 p-ITW from 1 Fimm, Mama. 10 Mnrrell SI- Lena ronok mov can of mo funeral Mm May pjn. tmor-mont, Monday, January 15. 51.

Thorttat Comotorv, HWkra, Fu tau of Howort. carDi ojulMnl mow rnaaa To fht tnojitv of your owe Card of Thanks MIRAGLIA Tht fomtty of John J. Mlrogrlo wlah to Kara an of tht many frlonai who nprxwa thttr tymoathy to ut thru carol, lottw-t, donotlont to ahor-Hin, rtxt carat and vnitanon. tt uantoi imio to know that John wat httd tuoh Mgh tttotm by to many pooptt an woRt of Mfo. Mm Bout Mtroglta FroonaW Gorard, Konrwth, Frodortok and Carolyn 401Z ASDury avb.

Green Grove Rd. Tlnton Falls Pet'or Jonn iwnriis chuich tm oailt rot mm Call 922-9189 or 922-1717 9:43 a.m. Sunday School II m. I 1 Seeesy Seraket 7 30 ml Mm. Proyen fer Sick 7.30 p.m.

Wed. Bible Study fcIS sa. Then, leaieseuri Mission 12 noon CHRISTIAN PUBLIC NOTICE SOUTH TOMS RIVER NOTKC BOROUGH OF SOUTH TOMS RIVER A Special Meeting of the Governing Body of the Borough ot South Toms River, will be held on Tuesday, January 30. 1979 ot the Borough Hall, 144 Mill Street, South Toms River, NJ. ot f'OO P.M.

for the purpose of appointing a Municipal Attorney for the vear 1979 and any other oppointmenrs or business the Governing Body mov deem necessary to act upon. Aiso preparation of the 1979 Budget. Special Open Caucus Meetings of Council of the Borough of South Toms River for the purpose of setting up the 1979 Budget for Introduction win be hew of Ihe Borough Hon, 144 Mill Street, South Toms River, N.J. at 1:00 P.M. on the following dotes: January 16, 19.

71, 76, 31, W9. ELIZABETH SILVESTRI, RMC BOROUGH CLERK BOROUGH OF SOUTH TOMS RIVER H15.00) 142199 the year 1970, as "The open Public L. '5. Chapter all wool topcoats our entire selection British warms, cashmere, herringbones trench coats (o)(o)90 reg. $200.

to $225 Orhm eVttily 10to9i3 Sertwrelar 10 Seligman, Chairman Punning Board Births Jersey Shore Medical Center Neptune Mr. and Mrs. David White, Brooklyn, N.Y., Thursday, a boy. Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Siciliano, Neptune City, Thursday, a boy. Perth Amboy General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller, Old Bridge Township, Dec. 25, a boy.

Mr. and Mrs. William Carl, Old Bridge Township, Dec. 25, a boy. Mr.

and Mrs. Emmanuel Rodriguez, Old Bridge Township, Dec. 26, a boy. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Brizak, Jamesburg. Dec. 27, a boy. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Zaremski, Lacey Township, Dec. 27, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kovacs, Aberdeen Township, Jan.

1, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Roman Sohor, Old Bridge Township, Jan. 4, a boy.

Mr. and Mrs. William Mezaros, Jackson Township, Jan. 5, a girl. LUTHERAN ft AMERICA Lutheran Church of the Reformation Broadway at Locust Avenue West Long Branch, N.J.

07764 The Rev Alfred Assa. Pastor Services 11 4J. lee. Owrta Sdseel-tlS A.M. -fH.

7 AM A 12:10 let. LUTHERAN Good Sheph'rd Lutheran Church Ocean Rd. at Gowdy Pt. Pleasant Rev. Paul A.

v0ltko Service 8.15 11.00 Sunday School at 9:30 45pm. SCIENCE PRESBYTERIAN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 76 Wvckott Road Eatontown. N.J. Rev. Rooert Reed.

Pastor Semen 9:30 1140 I.M. Swoq Scaul 9 30 Reading Room Banes Ave 11 a.m. to 3:30 pm First Presbyterian Church Tewer Hit. Hord'in Rood, Red Bank Dr. Gerald Mills, Senior Pasror WORSHIP SERVICES 9 11 AM Nursery 1 Court School 9 11 AM FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF MATAWAN Rt.

34 Matawan 568-2663 Rev. Michael R. Miller Worship Service 10 A.M. Sunday School (Nursery thru 8th Grade) 10 A.M. NON-DCNOMIKATIOKAi CHRIST CHURCH UNITY 603 Third Ave.

Asbury Park Sun. Service 11:00 A.M. Sun. School All Grades) 11 A.M. Minister The Rev.

Mary Rowe "ORTHODOX CHURCH Salvation Army ST. ALBAN THE MARTYR ORTHODOX CHURCH Sunday A.M. At Seashore Day Camp and Bath Long Branch WORSHIP AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE '4nd. I. tt I he lifted up from the earth.

mH draw all men unto me First Church ol Christ, Scientist Grand Fourth Asbury Park Sun. Service Sun. School 11 AM P.M. In the Roosevelt Borough Hall. loh Lakewood Assembly ot God 1133 1 Coats it Suntey Wc atgAM 11 AM 6 30PM B'Dw tducatiofSb A November ju, iv.

wa vehicle may be mtpeeteo ot hr toot Chevrolet Uted Can. U.S. Hwy. No. 9, Savreviiie, NJ.

(S.4 o) supemon COUfJT Or NEW JERSEY CHANCER DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY DOCKET No. F-204I Smith tovmon 90 Mfeit Main street Freehold, NJ. 07721 (Ml) 4OM4D0 Attorney for Plaintiffs STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO ARTHUR E. hU heirs, devisee ond personal representatives ond his. their or any of their, successors right, title ond interest; VALENTINE HERFURTrKJOM- PEl her heirs, devisees ond personal representatives and her, their or any of their, successors In riant, title and Interest: PAULETTE BLEY-HERFURTH and FRANCOIS BLEY-HERFURTH, HER HUSBAND: ADOLPHE GOMPEL, hl heirs, devisees ond personal representatives and his, their or any of their, suecesson In right, title ond interest; MRS.

ADOLPHE GOMPfcL, his wife; JOHN TAYLOR, his heirs, devisees and personal represent tatives and his, their or any of their successors In right, title and Interest; JOHN TAYLOR his hei, devisees and personal representatives and his, thee or any of their, successors in right, title ond Interest; MRS. JOHN TAYLOR his wife, WILLIAM H. TAYLOR, his heirs, aevlsees and personal representatives ana his, their or any of their, successors In right, title ond Interest; MRS. WILLIAM H. TAYLOR, his wife.

YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and reouired to serve upon Smith 4 Eastman, Attorneys tor Plaintiffs, whose address Is 90 West Mon Street, Freehold, New Jersey 07778, on answer to the Complolnt filed a civil action in which Kenneth Walter and Joewn Walter, his wife, ore Plaintiffs, and Arthur E. Gom pel, et als. are orfenoonts, pending in the Superior Court ot New Jersey, within thirty-five oovs after January 1979 ectuslve of such dote, if you ton to answer or appear accordance with Rule 4.4-6, ludgment by default may be rendered against you for the relief demanded In the complaint. You shad file your answer ond proof of service In duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court, State House Amm Trantnn. New Jeriev.

In ac Ralph Roosevelt (S9 00) Wed. Testimony Meeting 8 OC Wednnday 6tb Study Youth Service 7PM Public 525 CNw 8 30 Thursday Pfy Panels Msonetts 7PM Otto Dtncrt Pastor 363 1239 Mon. thru Sat. EPISCOPAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 800 Bay Toms River OTHER HEADINGS TAKE NOTICE that on the ltth dav of JocHjarv, 1979 ot 1106 Moin Street, Asbury ParK, N.J. the unoerslgneo win sell at public auction, for cosh, a 1976 Triumph 2 DrTro.7 Ser.

ACL 17497U, and equipment, as Is, which motor vehicle was retaken by virtue of breach of retail installment contract between Lawrence J. Brock-Ington Rovena Brocttlngton as purchaser, in favor ot Town Country Dodge Inc. as Seller, and which contract of sole was assigned by the latter to the unaenkjned corporation. The automobile may be seen at the above address, teie- cWiNANce cone. 1106 Maw Street Asbury Pork, NJ.

07712 (11030 14911 Trinity Episcopal Church Asbury Ave. Grand Ave. Asbury Park Rev L. Dudley Rapp Rev. Paul Meglathery.

Asst. Rector 8 A.M. 10 A.M. Eucharist lander: Wont Service rt II A M. Sunday acnooi a 30 Girls Chita and Prayer.

Praae 4 Bine Study You 7 30 Pastor Vealer 244-IS37 BAPTIST. INDEPENDENT Asbury Park's First Baptist Church 3rd and Grand Asoury Par Pastor Dave Linger 9 30 Bible School 10.45 a 6 p.m., Service Wed 7 30 Prayer Service ST. JAMES CHURCH 300 Broadway, Long Brench SUNDAVS 8 00 A LOW MASS 10 00 A SUNG MASS SF RMON Nursery Church School weekday masses Tuesday 7 oo a wednesday 9 30 a friday 5 30 The Rev Canon Oshorn fferr TheFairi Rt. 35, Wanamassa Outdoor news the Sunday Press TAKE NOTICE: That on January 24. 1979 It 10 AJyV local time at Princeton Bank f.

Trust Co. loO State St Princeton, NJ. we shaH sell at public sale one 1974 Toyota Corona, Serial NO. RTII40 17503, formerly in the possession of Robert L. Wright III by virtue of default of the security agreement dated April 13, 1977.

Sod motor vehicle mov be inspected at Princeton Bank A Trust Co, MO Stnte Rd. Princeton, NJ. (ITJJOS 147TI5 St. James. Eatontown Ira1 eesi el lereeee NeJ The Rev.

John Patterson Saturday vierll Eucherlsl 30 Sunday Eucharist 8 and 10 15 A Adult Bible Cless 9 AM. Church School and Nursery 10:15 Coffee Hour 11 20 A Wednesdays 12:15 P.M. Eucharist BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH Mm IN. I We In, IteMi In. MH Iradlei.

pastar 681-7626 Blbea School 45 A.M. Morning Preaching 11 A.M. Youth Group Sun. 6 P.M. Eva.

PrtMching 7 P.M. His Truth Goes Marching On with fh0 First Presbyterian Church SALVATION ARMY off Asbury Park Calvary Baptist Church 1S09 tontown Boutard Oceanport, Hm isrtty Rotaod Muter. Pastor Sunday: Bibte Schoo 4 45 Mormng Worsnip 00 Evening Svwe 7 00 Wdrrjay Bibte Study ana Prayer 7 30 The 510 Grand Major Asbury Park Mr. Karl D. Munroo REGULAR SERVICE OF WORSHIP cordance with the rules of Civil Prnrttre and Procedure.

The action has been instituted for the purpose of foreclosing a rw certificate No. 19 doted December 196 mode by Charles BuHock, Collector of Toes for the taking district for the Township ot Upper Freehold, County of Mon mouth and stole ot New jersey, to Kenneth Warier ond Joellen WaHer, his wife, recorded in the Monmouth County Clerks Orfk-e in Book 36J2 of Mortgages, oape 370 on December 6. 1946, ond covers real estate located In the Township of Upper Freehold, County ot Monmouth. State of New Jersey known as Bloc JO Lot 29 as shown on the taa duplicate of the Township Of Upper Freehold. The action has further been Instituted for the purpose of foreclosing tax sale certificate No.

dated December 10, 1963 mode by Chanes S. Burnett, CoHertor of Taxes tor the taalng district for the Township ot upper Freehold, County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey, to Kenneth Walter, recorded In the Monmouth County Clerk's Office In Book 3424 of Mortgages, page 494 on December 11, leu, and coven real estate located In the Township of Upper Freehold, county of Monmouth, State of New Jersey known as Block 20 Lot 90 on the tax at the Township ot Upper You ano each of you ore made aetenoants in tne aoove emitm, action because you have or mov claim to hove some right, title, lien or other Interest oerecttng me real estate being foreclosed, by virtue of ownership, Inheritance, descent. Intestacy, devise, dower, curtesy, mortgage, deed or conveyance, entry ludgment or other legal or lawful right. The nature and which and the reason that vou and each of vou are loinea as defendants It set forth with partlcuidrlty in the complaint, a copy or which win be nlshea you on request oaarassea to the attorneys of the plaintiffs at the above mentioned address. Dated: January s.

ivv LEWIS BAMBRICK, Clerk el the superior Court ot New Jersey (MJL50J 163119 sunaay, January inn 9:30 A.M. Dr. Arthur S. Joic, Minister A Th Flrl PreBbyfrr Im Church Cholf at the COME PRAISE THE LORD Sindiy School A.M. Monrint Worship 10:45 A.M.

Praisi Meeting 7:00 P.M. Citadel Band Salvation Singer ALL SERVICES Faith Baptist Church 1200 WickapecKo Wanamassa Rev. Albert I. Dasburg Bible Study 9 30 a.m. Service 10 45 a m.

Service 6 00 p.m. Wed Servire 7 30 BAHA'I FAITH loho'l Doystor School CklldroH I Adult Class) on principles of the Boho'l Faith 10 A.M. Sua. 7400 logon Rd, Ocean Twp. For details coll 5314472 41 1 TTtCOMF First Methodist Church First A Grand Avenues, Asbury Park Our Church building wot burned out but not our foith, nor our Wor.hip Service which will be hold at our good neighbor church oerot the street! The 9:30 a.m.

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