OCTOBER 2 2 0 0 0 TOMS RIVER BUREAU Tor courage in northern and central (keau County (from Berkeley north), contact Allison Garvey, Ocean County alitor: 8 Kohbins Toms River, XJ 0X7 Si (732) 032) 557-S75'): aganeyapp.com MANAHAWKIN BUREAU For coverage in southern Ocean (from Lacey south), contact Karen SudnL, bureau chief; 34S East Bay Manabawkin SJ, OSOS0 (609) I 597-7000, Ext. SI S3 fax: (609) 117 rtlPC I ASBURY PARK PRESS ffm TifD 11 yW.b Lakewood man indicted on sexual assault charge of girl, 13 tosterone and nandrolone By CAROL GORGA WILLIAMS TOMS RIVER BUREAU possession with -the intention of distributing it May 11 in Brick. Ian Blaine Dempsey, North Street, Highlands, possession of Diazepam and possession with the intention of distributing marijuana May 13 in Seaside Heights. Carol Gorga Williams: (732) 557-5732 or sion of cocaine and possession with the intention of distributing it July 15 in Lakewood. David M.
McCollum, Atlantis Avenue, Stafford, eluding Patrolman Brian Fitzpatrick July 15 in Barnegat. Joseph Sharp, Spruce Drive, Little Egg Harbor, possession of cocaine, tes Wilfredo "Freddie" Card-ona, Second Street, was indicted Sept. 20 in connection with the April 23 incident in Lakewood. According to police, the girl had sex with Cardona after going to his bedroom to listen to music. She told her mother about the encounter the next day.
A medical examination con session of cocaine and hindering apprehension by Investigator Joseph Howell of the Ocean County Narcotics Strike Force on July 13 in Dover. Vicki L. Diggs, Maple Avenue, Lakewood, possession of cocaine June 21 in Lakewood. Kevin Singleton, River Avenue, Lakewood, posses firmed that the girl had had intercourse, and the mother filed the complaint. Cardona also was indicted on a charge of endangering the welfare of a child.
Others indicted recently by an Ocean County grand jury: Ernest F. Hodges, Richard Drive, Lakehurst, pos March 16 in Little Egg Harbor. Kristopher M. Grindel, Needle Street, Brick, Scott T. Tozer, Queen Ann Lane, Dover Township, burglary and theft Feb.
4 in Stafford. Renee L. Falkinburg, Drum Point Road, Brick, possession of heroin and TOMS RIVER A Lake-wood man has been indicted in connection with sexual assault after he had sexual relations with a -year-old girl after inviting her to his home, authorities said. PUBLIC NOTICES POLICE REPORT Jackson TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK PUBLIC HEARINGS LOOKING FOR A BOAT? IT COULD 8E SMOOTH SAILING THIS SUMMfcR IF YOU CHECK OUT THE BOATING CLASSIFIEDS IN TODAYS SPORTS SECTION. tion and estimated cost of $25,000.
estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes therefor of $23,750, and an average period of usefulness of 5 years. (b) The estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes to be issued for the improvements or purposes described in Section 3(a) hereof is $178,125, as stated in Section 2 hereof. (c) The estimated cost of the improvements or DRAFT OPEN SPACE HISTORIC PREStRVA From Page Bl golf team," Campbell said. lustment and afe available for public inspection at Town Hall. Deal and Monmouth Roads, Oakhurst.
New Jersey, weekdays, between the hours of 8:30 A.M. through 4:30 P.M. Dated: Sept, 29, 2000 El ma Taboada Applicant ($34.56) 20749 TION AND RECRE ATION PLAN The Colts Neck Town' "We believe that decision w.w ship Committee will be purposes descriDeo in section nereoi is SSS luorTcl should only be made by a rec the appropriation of $187,500 over the estimated OmmendatiOIl Of the SliperilV conducting two publ hearings relative to Draft Open Space. His tone Preservation and OTHER HEADINGS maximum amount 01 uunu ur iu rasucu therefor being the amount of said $9,375 down tendent tO trie DOarQ, and tile Recreation Plan pr pared in part as a qu'rernent for eligibility NOTICE TO THE HEIRS OF DEBORAH THOMSON. DECEASED of various State funding NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to P.L 1995, urograms such as Lireei lot, lo any neir-at-iaw.
wno may ciaim a aisiriDu- Acres, Farmland Preser tToen 4. All bond anticipation notes issued here- board Should Vote On these under shall mature at such times as may be deter- Pamnhpll caift "Tf mined by the chief financial officer of the Borough, lMipueil bdlll. provided that no note shall mature later than one Somebody makes a deClSlOn, (1) year from its date. All notes issued hereunder may be renewed from time to time subject to the SOmeDOdy fiaS tO De able tO an- provisions of IS A. The notes shall bear fnr.
Whan vnn hava on interest at such rate or rates and be in such form SWer IOr It. Wnen yOU nave an as may be determined by the chief financial officer. Qrhitratnr thprp'c nn 3P- who shall determine all matters in connection with dlUHIdlUI UlKie a UU dL tive snare as determined Dy n.jsa ana -t vation, and Histor Preservation. of the Estate of DEBORAH THOMSON that heshi The first public hearing is required to file hisher written claim within 90 davs of the nubliration date of this notice with: win oe neia at trie i own JEFFREY J. McWEENEY, ESQ.
of the law firm of ship Committee meeting Of UC tObtN UUU, KING, KITRICK, JACKSON TRONCONE, L.L.C., 150 Chambersbridge Road, P.O. Box 547, Brick, New Jersey 08723.732) 920-8363. notes issued pursuant to tnis ordinance, ana tne COUniaOUliy DeyOnQ mat, Colts Neck Town Hal 124 Cedar Drive, at James M. Blaney, the Toms p.m. or as soon thereaf Any person claiming to be an heir-at-law of the decedent must, in addition to filing a claim, present substantial credible evidence of heirship to estab ter as possible The second publ Hearing will be held shall be conclusive evidence as to all such determinations.
The chief financial officer is hereby authorized to sell part or all of the notes from time to time at public or private sate and to deliver them to the purchasers thereof upon receipt of payment of the purchase price plus accrued interest from their lish hisher entitlement to share in the decedent's River attorney representing the teachers union was in court and unavailable for com estate. OCTOBER 18, 2000 Colts Neck Town Hall In default thereof the Estate of DEBORAH THOMSON shall be considered abandoned, and the es 124 Cedar Drive, 4:00 tate shall be delivered to the New Jersey Un pm. claimed Property Administrator. New Jersey Copies of the draft Two hurt in head-on collision in Manchester MANCHESTER: A motorcycle and a car collided head-on at the Hudson City Plaza Shopping Center, sending both drivers to the hospital Saturday. Christine L.
Cook of the Ridgeway section of Manchester attempted to make a left turn into the shopping center, just east of Route 571, when the car was struck head-on by a motorcycle driven by Gary J. Lowenstein, Brick, who had been driving east, police said. Lowenstein was taken to Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, where he was treated for severe leg injuries, police said. He remained in the hospital yesterday in "critical" condition, a hospital spokeswoman said. Cook was taken to Kimball Medical Center, Lakewood, for cuts and injuries to her hands.
The Ridgeway Fire Company, and township police responded. Patrolman Michael D. McCrae is investigating. 2 men face several charges after fight at bar SEASIDE PARK: Two men were charged with disorderly conduct and harassment after a fight at the Saw Mill Restaurant and Tavern early Saturday, police said. Joseph Silvey, 26, Toms River, and David Porter, 25, Toms River, were charged with disorderly conduct, obstruction of justice, and harassment after the fight around 1:30 a.m.
Saturday. Silvey was also charged with resisting arrest. Patrolman Stephen Shadiack said yesterday police responded to a 911 call of a fight outside the bar early Saturday and found Porter lying in the road with an injury to his face, and Silvey arguing with bar employees. Porter was taken to the hospital, where he was treated for injuries. Shadiack said the men said they had been in a fight with bar patrons but were unable to provide a description or identify the other men.
A bias incident report was filed by bar employees alleging Silvey and Porter shouted racial slurs at them, he said. Department ot ireasury, ou barracks street, I ton. New Jersey. plan are available foi public inspection at Colt: dates to tne date oi aeuvery inereor ine cnier financial officer is directed to report in writing to ment flCiay. the governing body at the meeting next succeeding fnmnhpll caitl ho nlan tn flip the date when any sale or delivery of such notes vdlllJJUeu dlU lie JlldllS lu llie occurs, such report shall include the amount, the nflnprU'nrk with thp Statp Sll- description, the interest rate and the maturity wuu Hie sidle ou schedule of the notes sold, the price obtained and preme COUft tO protect the UlS- the name of the purchaser.
I Section 5, The following additional matters are tHCl Tight tO appeal tile fUl- The following information is known about the Neck Town Hall during normal Dusmess nour decedent and hisher family members, who. it tney survived, would be entitled to inherit, together with other information in the possession of the fiduciary. or bv contacting th Township Clerk at 462 JEFFREY J. McWEENEY, which the fiduciary ing decision. He will then meet 40.
By order of the Township Committee, Hobert Bowden, believes is usetui to establish the identity ot neirs: The decedent. DEBORAH THOMSON, who died on June 6, 1999. was a resident of Manchester hereby determined, declared, recitea ana statea: (a) The improvements or purposes described In Section 3 of this bond ordinance are not a current expense and are improvements or purposes that the Borough may lawfully undertake as a general improvement, and no part of the cost thereof has been or shall be specially' assessed on property Township, Ocean County. The decedent was born Township Administrator with school officials to decide whether to formally appeal. A second ongoing legal battle is a case in which a golf coach, on February 20, 1907.
The decedent was unmar uierK ($73.44) 4241 ried The following information is known about the dece specially benefited thereby. m. (b) The average period of usefulness of the im- TOWNSHIP OF DOVER PUBLIC NOTICE Please take notice that on the 12th day of Octo ber, ZOOU, in the L. Ma nuel Hirshblond Meeting Koom in the uovei Township Municipal Building at 33 Washing' ton btreet. loms Kiver dent issue ana next or Kin: Children: NA Grandchildren: NA Father: JAMES THOMSON Mother: LOUISE JARVIS Maternal grandfather: Maternal grandmother: Paternal grandfather: Paternal grandmother: Siblings: ALICE C.
THOMSON (sister) (deceased) JAMES B. THOMSON (brother) (deceased) Maternal uncles: Maternal aunts: Paternal uncles: Paternal aunts: Maternal niecenephews: Paternat niecenephews: Maternal cousins: Paternal cousins: Other information known about the decedent: JEFFREY J. McWEENEY. ESQ. Administrator of tha Estate of Deborah Thomson New Jersey, the Dovei provements or purposes, within the limitations of Tomoc pplha ivac rpmnvpr the Local Bond Law and taking into consideration Ol-eiud, WdS leiliuveu the amount of the obligations authorized for said from MS dlltieS, Campbell Said, purposes, according to the reasonable life thereof m.
computed from the date of the bonds authorized 1 ne Case alSO made ItS Way (c) The SpplementafTjebt Statement required by thrOUgh the COUttS With the the Local Bond Law has been duly prepared and nninn and the Roard of Educa-filed in the office of the Borough Clerk, ann U1UU11 dim llie DUdlu Ul CUULd complete executed duplicate thereof has been fiU tlOn holding Similar positions, in the office of the Director of the Division of Local n-, Government Services in the Department of Com- Campbell Said he ftaS tiled an munity Affairs of the State of New Jersey. Such annoql nf a rnnrt'c rWi. Statement shows that the gross debt of the Bor- dppedl 01 lower LOUn a UBU-ough as defined in the Local Bond Law is Increased cjon flllowinB an arbitrator to by the authorization of the bonds and notes provid- dllUWlllg dll diuilldiui lu ed in this bond ordinance by $178,125 and the review whether the coach can obligations authorized herein will be within all debt limitations prescribed by that Law. be TemOVed trOttl hlS Slot, and (d) An aggregate amount net exceeding $60,000 nnscihlv nvprtn rn i a iho for interest on said obligations, costs of issuing said puaolUiy UVBI IUI Iling 111(2 obligations, engineering costs, legal fees and other school board's DOSltlOn With items of expense listed in and permitted under uuama plenum, Willi N.J.SA is included as part of the cost of the State Slinremfi Court. Township Board of Ad justment will noia Hearing on the application of the undersigned at wnicn time ana piac an interested parties wi be given an opportunity to De neara.
baia meet ine will take place at 7:30 pm. The location of the premises in question ($18432) 97514 is located in the RC4 Zone. Block 135.09. Lot 123 and is more com monly known as 3559 Vi can Toms River, NJ said improvements and is included in the estimated t-, cost indicated herein for said improvements. Depending On the board de- (e) To the extent that moneys of the Borough are jejnn ramnhpll caiH thp tun used to finance, on an interim basis, costs of said L1MOJ1, UdllipiIeU odlU U1B IWO improvements or purposes, the Borough reason- pocpo fnnld hp POtTlhinpd and ably expects such costs to be paid or reimbursed Ldaes LUUiu ue uumuiiieu dim with the proceeds ot obligations issued pursuant heard 'by the Supreme C0Utt II hereto.
This ordinance shall constitute a declaration of official intent for the purposes and within the the high COUrt agrees tO TeVieW 1 arrested, 1 sought in Lakewood assault 08755. PUBLIC NOTICE The applicant is seeking A meeting of the Monmouth County Board of a variance ano a prmi tiections is scneuuiea lor uu rm. on weanesaay for the purpose of add- October 4 2000. The meetma will be held at the ing an art and writing Board of Elections Office at 300 Halls Mill Road in room which will be 543 Freehold Township. At that time the Board of Elec feet off the rear proper tions will count the provisional ballots voted at the ty line along with any October 3, 2000.
Asbury Park City Recall Election ana an other variances tor rvionmoutn county, it an adjournment is neces and 'or design waivers sary it will be announced at that time. For further wnicn may oe requesiea ormation ca il aji ibu MONMOUTH COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS a copy ot said applica meaning of Section 1.150-2(e) of the United States fUprr, Treasury Regulations. lllclll. Section 6. The capital budget of the Borough Is "T'm hnnino- that thp Sll-hereby amended to conform with the provisions of i 111 Iiupuig llldl Hie ou this ordinance to the, extent of any inconsistency preme COUrt Will lOOK at all herewith.
The resolution in the form promulgated by the Local Finance Board showing full detail of these pUDllC policy ISSUeS, the amended capital budget and capital program as Pnvnr.l-.fin Cairl approved by the Director of the Division of Local dlllJJULll Sdiu. Government Services Is on file with the Borough Tt rpmainJ unknown if thp Clerk and is available there for public inspection. 11 ll-'Udllia uimiiuwil ll llie Section 7 Any grant or similar moneys from time to Supreme C0UTt Will take UP the time received by the Borough for the improvements or purposes described in Section 3 hereof Case. tion and documents is on hie with the Dover Donna Y. Dawes Chairman Leah Falk Secretary Barbara Muzetska Member Hedra Siskel Member Township Board of Ad justment, 33 Washington rreer, lotns rover, nj.
($30.24) 49322 and may be inspected during business hours in BOROUGH OF EATONTOWN the onice ot the board of Adjustment bv all terested parties prior to STATEMENT shall be applied either to direct payment of the cost occnpiitp Airortnr of the improvements or to payment of the obliga- lm LA'ptl dbsUUdie UlreLlOr tions issued pursuant to this ordinance. The amount nf thp Mpw Statp Intpr- of obligations authorized but not issued hereunder ul 1Ne Jaey oldie unci shall be reduced to the extent that such funds are Scholastic AthletlC Association, received and so used. xij.ii The ordinance published herewith has been finally rlnnteri hv the pnvernino hodv of the Borouch of said meeting Dated: Sept. 28, 2000 Grace F. Dole Applicant Eatontown, in the County of Monmouth, State of New Jersey, bv the recorded affirmative votes of at Section 8.
The full faith and credit of the Borouoh UeUUlUU 10 CUirimt'Ill aOOul me (S4t.04) 50535 least two-thirds (23rds) of the full membership of the governing body on September 2, 2UUU, and TOWNSHIP OF DOVER the twenty (20) day period of limitation withm which a suit, action or proceeding questioning the validity of such ordinance can be commencedT has begun to run from the date of the first publication of this statement NOTICE OF PLANNING BOARD APPEARANCE are hereby pledged to the punctual payment of the nnnnjnrr lpnal icQHP and caiH principal of and the interest on the obligations Ongoing legdl lasue dnU hdlU authorized by this bond ordinance. The obligations nrpaniVatinn nnlu hpnnmpQ shall be direct, unlimited obligations of the Bor- ulc UI gdiuiduun uniy uecuinca ough. and, unless paid from other sources, the involved Ul COaChUlg ISSUeS Borough shall be obligated to levy ad. valorem taxes upon all the taxable property within the Borough that relate tO SpOnSmanShip. for the payment of the obligations and the interest "Thp nnlv timp uP hprwnp thereon without limitation as to rate or amount.
1 Ulliy llillB WB ULLOII1B Section 9 This bond ordinance shall take effect invfllvpd in thp Sllsnpnsion nr twenty (20) days after the first publication thereof "lvu'veu auapeuaiuu Ul after final adoption, as provided by the Local Bond firing Of COacheS IS When ISSUeS LaW 1. XT On October 2nd at 7:00 KAREN SIANO, BOROUGH CLERK Borouah of Eatontown By LOIS A. KAPLAN STAFF WRITER LAKEWOOD Two masked, armed men broke down the door of a town house and shot at one of the people fleeing from inside, police said. Police on Wednesday charged William Turner, 26, Ashley Avenue, with three counts of aggravated assault with a firearm following a Tuesday night incident at the Woodlake Manor town house community. Detective Cmdr.
James Step-hanick said Turner and another man, who was still being sought as of Thursday, kicked in the front door of a home at 298 Woodlake Manor Drive about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday. While inside, William Turner assaulted Marcus Turner, 36, of River Avenue, one of five people in the home at the time. William Turner is not related to Marcus Turner, police said. Both intruders were masked, and one' of the people in the home said they heard one masked man say, "Let's kill 'em all," before dragging Marcus Turner out of the house, police said.
Stephanick said that while an altercation among the three men was taking place outside, one of the other occupants came outside and ran down the street, whereupon the two interlopers left Marcus Turner and chased after the man who was running, shooting at him twice but not hitting him and then leaving the scene in a car. Lakewood police would not divulge the circ*mstances leading to the arrest of William Turner. Municipal Court Judge Jerome Gertner set bail for Turner at $50,000 with no 10-percent option. Turner was taken to the Ocean County Jail in Toms River, where he remained Thursday afternoon. Detective John Marshall is in charge of the investigation.
pm Amerada Hess Corporation will be presenting a Minor Site Plan application for construe County of Monmouth, New Jersey tion of a 220 square feet 20469 come Deiore me injoiaa con- ($313.921 masonry addition to an existing garage at b32 UHUINAntUfc NU. 1 B-ZUUU BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR VARIOUS IMPROVEMENTS AND APPROPRIATING $187,500 THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $178,125 BONDS AND NOTES TO FINANCE A PORTION OF THE COSTS THEREOF, AUTHORIZED IN AND BY THE BOROUGH OF EATONTOWN, IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NEW JERSEY Larayette Avenue, Lot 10. Block 1094.03, Do ver Township, Ocean County, New Jersey, David Puchalski, PE of New- HI- IT OHOAINf-T) bv the BOROUGH COUNCIL OF Fields. has prepared THE BOROUGH-OF EATONTOWN, IN THE COUNTY troversies committee," Loper said.
In some instances, the group has issued suspensions when there have been violations of sportsmanship or NJSIAA rules and regulations, Loper said. OF MONMOUTH. STATE OF NEW JERSEY (not less ATTENTION ADVERTISERS! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR "DISCOUNT POLICY WHEN RUNNING ADS. IF YOU NEED TO RUN YOUR AD ANOTHER 10 CONSECUTIVE DAYS (FROM THE SAME PREVIOUS 10 DAY AD PLACED WITHIN 30 DAYS), WE OFFER A 10 DISCOUNT ON A 3 LINE AD AND A 25 DISCOUNT TO SEE ALL THE CLASSIFIED ADS 'ON LINE' GO TO: WWW. APPCLASSIFIEDS than two-thirds of all members thereof affirmatively the tntnor srte plan application All parties interested in the project should attend the Plan concurring).
AS FOLLOWS: bechon i. I ne improvements aescrtDea in ecuon 3 of this bond ordinance are hereby authorized as ning Board meeting at Dover Township offices general improvements to be undertaken in and by at 33 Washington Street, Toms River, New Jersey the borough ot tatontown. in tne county ui tvion- mouth. New Jersey (the 'Borough For the im ($20.88) 53380 provements or purposes described in Section 3 there is hereby appropriated the sum of $187,500, said sum being inclusive of all appropriations here TOWNSHIP OF MANCHESTER ON A 4 LINE OR MORE AD. ('DISCOUNT DOES NOT APPLY TO CON- ALL ADS ARE NON-TRACT ADVERTISERS OR PFFIINnARIC piicimccc ft ccQwire ni.
tofore made therefor and including the sum of $9 375 as the down payment for said purposes as reawed bv the Local Bond Law. A et PUBLIC NOTICE The public is hereby notified of nur intention to close Myrtle Place From RECTORY Park seq. me aown payment ts nuw dvdiiduie uy virtue of provision for down payment or for capital improvement purposes in the Capital Improvement Schoolhouse Road to ONCE THEY HAVE STARTED RUNNING. (EXCLUDING COMMERCIAL AC ALL CLASSIFIED ADS Fund ot one or more previously anopiea ouugeis. Section 2.
In order to finance the costs of said imnrovements or Durooses not provided for bv the Crocus Line; a private road located within The boundaries of CREST From Page Bl MUST BE 'PRE-PAID. WE ACCEPT VISA. AMERICAN EXPRESS, AND MASTER WOOD VILLAGE CO-OP COUNTS CON- application of the down payment, negotiable bonds are hereby authorized to be issued in the principal amount not to exceed $178,125. pursuant to the Local Bond Law. In anticipation of the issuance of CARD.
YOU CAN M0SNEYPA0Rr7ERCA0R TRACT ADVERTIS" an(1 the Val1 took Pe0Ple doWn check at one of our ERS- THEY WILL BE to the bay with a naturalist said bonds and to temporarily finance said improvements or purposes, negotiable bond anticipation notes are hereby authorized to be issued pursuant to and within the limitations prescribed by the Lakehurst ministry opens its new church TWO, An adult community located on Route b'iO in Manchester Township. Ocean County, New Jersey for 24 hours from 8 a.m. October 1 1 2000 BOARD OF TRUSTEES CRESTWOOD VILLAGE CO-OP TWO, INC. (57.28) 94735 guiding the way. BRANCH OFFICES, OR YOU CAN MAIL IN A Local Bond Law.
PRO-RATED.) ATTENTION ADVERTISERS! PI AP.F AM AIT IM THF AO. Section 3 (a) The improvements hereby authorized The day's focal point was the unveiling of a sign at the for- and the purposes tor wnicn tne onngaiions are to be issued consist of the projects listed below, bury park press and mer site of the John V.A. Cat- op.ether with all purposes necessary, incidental or CHECK OR MONEY ORDER, BUT THE AD WILL NOT RUN UNTIL PAYMENT IS RECEIVED. ('THIS EXCLUDES COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS CONTRACT ppurtenant thereto, an as shown on ana in accor Of OCEAN, dance with plans, specifications or requisitions TH therefor on file with or through the Borough Clerk, as finally approved by the governing body of the Borough, and the estimated cost of each project, estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes, and the period or average period of usefulness of the THE SAME AD IN THE HOME NEWS TRIBUNE AND YOU WILL GET A 'DISCOUNTED RATE FOR THE HOME NEWS TRIBUNE AD. ('DISCOUNT DOES NOT APPLY TO CONTRACT ADVERTISERS).
CALL THE CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AT 1-877-735-7355 FOR MORE DETAILS. mprovements are ab ioiiowv t) road improvements, with a total appropriation and estimated cost of $50,000, estimated maxi ALL HELP WANTED mum amount ot Donas or notes inereTor ot $47,500. and an average period of usefulness of 10 years; fn) park improvements, with a total appropriation and estimated cost of $25,000. estimated maxi ADS MUST BE PRINTED AS EQUAL OPPORTU mum amount ot bonds or notes therefor of $23,750. and an average period of usefulness of 10 years; On) building improvements to Borough Hall and the NITY EMPLOYMENT.
Public Works Building, with a totaT appropriation and estimated cost of $30,000, estimated maxi- To all owners of property within a radius of two 'urn-lred feet from bloi Ib3 Lot II take notice that a public hearing will be held it 7 30 PM. by the Board of Adjustment of the Township of Ocean in the Public Meeting Room. Deal and Monmouth Roads, Oakhurst. township of Ocean, on October 12th, 2000 The purpose of this hearing is to consider the application of Flma Taboada for Application to widen a driveway with a variance for a driveway over maximum width in a front yard with respect to the premises known as 2 Shmneco*ck Hdls Drive, Wayside, 07712. A copy of the maps and documents are on file with the Secretary to the Zoning Board of Ad THEY MAY NOT amount of bonds or notes therefor of REFERENCE RACE, $28,500, and an average period of usefulness of 15 years; Ov) police equipment, including bulletproof vests, That day he held his first Holy Ministries service in the basem*nt of his Lakehurst home with 20 or so people.
"You cannot be biased and be a part of this operation. That's the way Jesus is," Alston said, standing inside the new building, which is marked outside by a cardinal-red cross and a snow-white steeple. Harmony Ministries, since 1996, has held services in a substantially smaller building on the same lot. The old building was torn down in March to build the new church, Alston said as members enjoyed a barbecue. Since March, congregants have held services at the nearby parish center of St.
John's Roman Catholic Church. Holy Ministries, USA purchased the property in 1996. By CORI ANNE NATOLI TOMS RIVKH BUREAl' LAKEHURST At 401 Chestnut St. stands something its diverse community is proud of: a church that generosity built. "This is what the Lord will do when you allow him to work within you," the Rev.
Owen L. Alston said Saturday at the opening of Harmony Ministries, a Christian church built solely by donations collected since 1996. "The message I would like to send is that this church is just as much your church as anyone's." The white stone church, built with roughly $300,000 in donations, had its first service yesterday. "The key factor it's a multicultural ministry," Alston said of the ministry he started in January 1991. tus mansion.
Cattus donated the park site to the county. His granddaughter Zoe Wells donated the sign, which details the history of the "farmhouse" that used to stand there. "I think it's a great place," first-time visitor Debra Sin-doni, Dover Township, said. "It's amazing all the things you can learn. I like the fact that they have someone out there explaining about the mosquitoes." Sindoni and her children, Riccardo, 8, and Vincenzo; 4, made watershed diagrams to learn how pollutants affect the environment and about mosquito breeding.
"You shouldn't leave buckets out with water in them because mosquitoes can drink there, and you shouldn't leave tires out because that's a nesting ground for mosquitoes," Riccardo said. GENDER OR with a total appropriation and estimated cost of TO READ THE ASBURY PARK PRESS, THE HOME NEWS TRIBUNE THE OCEAN COUNTY OBSERVER 'ON LINE' GO TO: WWW. INJERSEY.COM RELIGIOUS STA 7 500. estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes therefor of $7,125, and an average period of TUS. sefulness of 5 years, v) preparation of a master plan, with a total ppropnation ana esnmaiea cost ot jduuuu, esti From Gars to hom*os for mated maximum amount oi oonoii or noies therefor of $47,500, and an average period of usefulness sale, classified has it all1 check out our ads daily! )f years; ana.
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