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B4 Asbury Park PressWednesday, November 9, 1988 Incumbent upset in Tinton Falls 7 i By JEANNE JACKSON Press Coastal Monmouth Bureau TINTON FALLS Ann Y. Mc-Namara upset incumbent Chester W. Anderson III yesterday in a special election for a two-year unexpired Borough Council term. Mrs. McNamara will fill the term vacated by Veronica Cichoski in October 1987.

Anderson has filled the seat for the past year after being appointed by Mayor Joseph Poremski. Almost 77 percent, or 4,120, of the 5,358 registered voters cast ballots. Mrs. McNamara, with 1,666 votes, received almost twice as many votes as the 904 received by Anderson. Both Anderson and Mrs.

McNamara said her victory may be a sign of residents' discontent with the Poremski administration and the recent legal dispute between the borough and the Board of Education. GOP turns back challenge in Interlaken MONMOUTH COUNTY RESULTS President U.S. Senate Michael George Frank Pete Dukakis Busn Lautenberg Dawkint Democrat Republican Democrat Republican Aberdeen Twp. I 2,975 I 3,842 I 3,669 I 2,855 Allenhurst 103 295 165 227 Allentown 319 482 406 361 Asbury Park 3,254 1,572 3,102 1,262 Atlantic Highlands 1,376 906 1,167 1,044 Avon 381 691 501 529 Belmar 1.181 1,438 1,328 1,150 Bradley Beach 770 879 894 646 Brielle 548 1,633 742 1,373 Colts Neck Twp. 816 2,866 1,224 2,289 Deal .194 410 357 221 Eatontown 2,023 2,927 2,539 2,210 Englishtowrt 95 225 117 179 Fair Haven 1,071 1,607 1,389 1,338 Farminodale 138 377 201 289 Freehold 1,776 2,124 2,114 1,631 Freehold Twp.

3,646 6,595 4,843 5,082 Hazlet Twp. 3,359 5,893 4,873 4,377 Highlands 859 1,241 1,097 894 HolmdelTwp. 1,281 3,556 1,937 2,730 Howell Twp. 4,708 8,622 6,271 6,539 Interlaken 179 499 289 369 -j Keansburg 1,594 2,076 1,883 1,540 Keyport 1,172 1,778 1,415 1,358 Little Silver 936 2,164 1,336 1,596 Loch Arbour 65 107 90 75 Long Branch 5,202 4,450 5,631 3,140 Manalapan Twp. 4,776 5,928 6,063 4,330 Manasguan 781 1,778 1,088 1,375 Marlboro Twp.

4,385 6,342 6,346 4,010 Matawan 1,331 2,218 1,757 1,694 Middletown Twp. 10,047 19,707 13,153 14,470 Millstone Twp. 570 1,312 780 990 Monmouth Beach 559 1,118 776 841 Neptune 5.676 5,595 6,089 4,556 Neptune City 724 1,247 911 933 Ocean Twp. 4,398 5,954 5,827 4,103 Oceanport 1,039 1,931 1,326 1,500 Red Bank 2,362 2,349 2,639 1,871 Roosevelt 336 156 370 105 Rumson 957 2,545 1,366 2,041 Sea Bright 340 644 448 508 Sea Girt 271 423 861 Shrewsbury 486 1,083 694. 831 Shrewsbury Twp.

217 212 243 176 South Belmar 343 373 380 289 Spring Lake 586 1,666 799 1,393 Spring Lake Heights 1,033 2,035 1,339 1,634 Tinton Falls 1,757 2,305 2,137 1,767 Union Beach 864 1,445 1,113 1,092 Upper Freehold 327 833 422 690 Wall Twp. 2,488 6,957 3,416 5,184 fe west long Branch 1,325 2,244 1,767 Totals 88,005 138,279 111,252 104,188 Vote totals are unofficial. til- Press Coastal Monmouth Bureau INTERLAKEN Two Republican candidates defeated two independent candidates vying for two vacant seats on the Borough Council. Republican Incumbent Elizabeth M. Rozza won re-election for a three-year term with a total of 386 votes, including 48 absentee votes.

Running on the ticket with Mrs. Rozza was Republican Stephen G. Pappayliou, 619 Bridlemere who won his first three-year term with a total of 353 votes, including 43 TINTON FALLS COUNCIL Ann Y. McNamara 1,666 Chester W. Anderson III 904 The borough had refused to issue building permits to the school board for modular classrooms at the Mahala F.

Atchison School. A Superior Court Judge ruled last month that the borough must approve the permits. "I think some of it had to be a-reflection of the administration's lawsuits against the Board of Education and the publicity from that," said Mrs. McNamara. Anderson said the problems between the board and the borough may have prompted people to take a hard look at the government INTERLAKEN BOROUGH COUNCIL Elizabeth M.

Rozza 386 Stephen G. Pappayliou 353 Gary C. Ingold 259 Howard D. White 259 absentee votes. Independent Gary C.

Ingold, 23 Scarba who was waging a joint campaign with Howard D. White, 500 Buttermere lost to the Republican candidates with 259 votes apiece. Both candidates received 22 absentee votes each. FAIR HAVEN COUNCIL Janice Davis Miller 1,589 Fred Puhlfuerst 1,527 Brooks Von Arx 1 ,076 Roger R. Deary 1,021 her office.

"We're going in to work for the people of Fair Haven. There's a lot of things we'd like to change." Of the 3,616 registered voters, 2,724 voters turned out at the polls, or 75 percent. Von Arx said his defeat was a total surprise. "It will take some time to figure out what (made) the voters to do what they did," he said last night. Growth was the main issue in the borough.

Mrs. Miller and Puhlfuerst opposed subdivisions in the borough. Puhlfuerst, the owner of Puhlfuerst 3 returned may have been hurt because he was appoimea oy Poremski. But Anderson said he still believes the administration is more eriicient and better run under the present form of which was challenged this year by a group of residents. MC NAMARA Some residents proposed changing the non-partisan, strong mayor form of government approved by voters in 1985 to a partisan government in which the mayor would have less power.

Of borough's 764 registered voters, 613, or 80 percent, went to the polls. "I am happy about the outcome of election and want to thank residents for their confidence in me. I have been a dedicated public servant in Interlaken for 38 years and. want to continue the good government we have enjoyed over the years," Mrs. Rozza said last night.

Mrs. Rozza was appointed to a one-year- unexpired term last year. She is a former borough clerk and treasurer. She also is a member of the borough Republican Club and was MILLER PUHLFUERST Home Inspections, said available waterfront property could be developed instead of allowing subdivisions. The two Republicans believe redevelopment, through subdivisions, should be done as long as the town's character is retained.

All four candidates have said they afe concerned with the increasing volume of truck traffic in the borough, especially on county-owned in Freehold 4 I A (- 1 i Democratic challengers win in Fair Haven Asbury Park Press Graphic Mrs. McNamara said she will push for a Charter Study Commission to study forms of government and make, recommendations. By law, the present form of government cannot be changed until 1990. Mrs. McNamara said she believes residents are also unhappy with the rate of development in the borough.

She said she advocates changing the master plan to slow development Mrs. McNamara, Wellington Drive, who is in her 50s, served on the council from 1983 to 1985 until the borough's form of government changed, Anderson, 45, of Sycamore Avenue, is head of the operation systems department at Bell Laboratories in Middletown Township. secretary of the Board of Education. Pappayliou is a sales representative with Park Chevrolet car dealership, Neptune. Ingold and White, in a joint statement last night, said they wish to thank the voters of Interlaken for their dedication and support.

"We ran an upbeat campaign that addressed the issues. We wish nothing but the best for Councilwoman Rozza and Councilman-elect Pappayliou during their terms in office," they said. Ridge Road, where the controversial McCarter Bridge was torn down in September after several trucks and buses struck its low span. Taxation was another major issue in the Borough Council race, oo Since 1986, the tax rate in the borough has risen from about $2.05 per $100 of assessed valuation to $2.48, according to Bernard J. Marx, the borough tax assessor.

The Republicans believe taxes are high, but the increase reflects increasing costs for township services that cannot be controlled. Von Arx attributed some of these services to an increase in tipping fees for garbage and residential property taxation. The Democrats believe taxes could be better controlled with more efficient management. "People were just fed up with them," Mrs. Miller said.

"They were ready for a change." Von Arx said that he wished the winners well. Township council seats Mary T. Clark was elected to the unexpired term, receiving 557 votes. She was appointed to the council in March following the death of Sarah Barnes. Mrs.

Clark is a retired librarian. As a result of the election, the Republicans will maintain a 5-tc-l majority on the council. About 77 percent, or 816 of the borough's 1,063 registered voters, went to the polls. last year, said she was glad to be reelected to another term and has enjoyed the work she has done on the council so far. Olsen had no comment on his reelection last night.

Of the borough's 2,969 registered voters, 2,198, or 74 percent, went to the polls. 1 1,376 registered voters cast ballots. The five-member, committee remains Republican-controlled by a 4-to-1 margin, In his bid for re-election in 1985, Corson received 53 percent of the vote, defeating Democrat Mary FREEH0LD TOWNSHIP Dorothy Avallone 6,991 Clare M. Farragher 6,733 David P. Segal 6,755 Press Freehold Bureau FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP There were no surprises here as three Republican incumbents were returned uncontested to their Township Committee seats.

Two won full three-year terms, and the third captured a one-year unexpired term. Winning the full terms were David P. Segal, who now serves as mayor, with 6,755 votes and Clare M. Farragher, 6,733 votes. Dorothy H.

Avallone, who was appointed earlier this year to fill an unexpired term on the committee, won the remainder of the unexpired term with 6,991 votes. Segal, Coachman Drive, owns Professional Promotions, an advertisingspecialties business in Free- hold. He has been on the committee 12 years. Ms. Farragher, Hall Road, is a state assemblywoman.

She has been a committeewoman six years. Ms. Avallone, Heritage Drive, is director of the Monmouth County Department of Consumer Affairs. She served on the committee from 1984 to 1986 and was appointed in April to replace John McCulloch, who resigned because of a job transfer to North Carolina. Of the township's 13,046 registered voters, 10,889, -or about 83 percent, voted.

The numbers include absentee ballots. By CHARMAINE A. DALE Press Shrewsbury Bureau FAIR HAVEN Two Democratic candidates defeated the Republican incumbents in yesterday's race for two Borough Council seats. Democratic challengers Janice Davis Miller, 46, and her running mate, Fred Puhlfuerst, 50, defeated Republicans Roger R. Deary, 56, and Brooks Von Arx, 50, who were running for their second terms.

Mrs. Miller received 1,589 votes and Puhlfuerst received 1,527 votes. Deary received 1,021 votes and Von Arx received 1,076 votes. The election of the two Democrats to the three-year terms ended the all-Republican makeup of the council. They will serve with the four Republicans remaining on the council.

"We can work with them," Mrs. Miller, a lawyer, said last night from GOP wins in Rumson council race Press Shrewsbury Bureau RUMSON Republican Borough Council incumbents Carolyn C. Callen and Charles S. Callman were the uncontested winners in yesterday's election-Mrs. Callen, winning her third RUMSON BOROUGH COUNCIL Carolyn C.

Callen 2,511 Charles S. Callman 2,462 three-year term, received 2,51 1 votes. "We hope to continue keeping a good government," she said last night from the Republican headquarters on River Road. Callman received 2,462 votes for his sixth three-year term. The six-member council remains all-Republican.

Of the 4,783 registered voters in the borough, 3,532, or almost 74 percent, cast ballots. Incumbents re-elected in Colts Neck Press Freehold Bureau COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP Incumbent Mayor Thomas Mc-Clintock and Committeeman Theodore J. Pearson won re-election yesterday to three-year terms on the Township Committee, defeating COLTS NECK COMMITTEE Thomas McClintock 2,417 Theodore J. Pearson 2,277 Democratic challenger Jerry Baker. Republican McClintock captured 2,417 votes, while Republican Pearson pulled in 2,277.

Baker, a late entry in the campaign, received 1,279 votes. Township officials said 3,678 of 4,980 registered voters, or almost 74 percent, went to the polls. Republicans win 3 Allentowri Monmouth County Results Freeholder fcj Theodore Ray Narozanick Kramer Republican Democrat Aberdeen Twp. 3,174 2,900 Allenhurst 267 108 Allentownr 433 266 Asbury Park 1,509 2,626 Atlantic Highlands 1,206 888 Avon 600 390 Belmar 1,192 1,160 Bradley Beach 732 720 Brielle 1,507 468 Colts Neck Twp. 2,621 729 Deal 245 267 Eatontown 2,495 1,911 Englishtown 232 52 nios Fair Haven 1,451 970 Farmingdale 347 110 Freehold 2,277 1,327 Freehold Twp.

6,175 3,087 Hazlet Twp. 4,707 3,702 Highlands 913 934 Holmdel Twp. 3,247 1,066 Howell Twp. 7,439 4,558 Interlaken 451 169 Keansburg 1,559 1,604 1 Keyport 1,435 1,137 Little Silver 1,942 853 Loch Arbour 93 66 Long Branch 3,569 4,636 Manalapan Twp. 5,240 4,504 Manasguan 1,492 848 Marlboro Twp.

4,979 4,574 Matawan 1,855 1,346 Middletown Twp. 17,222 9,287 Millstone Twp. 1,041 498 1 Monmouth Beach 978 546 Neptune 5,143 5.057 Neptune City 1,084 708 Ocean Twp. 4,995 4,376 Oceanport 1,628 1,026 Red Bank 2,145 2,150 Roosevelt 136 292 Rumson 2,336 986 Sea Bright 509 384 Sea Girt 899 300 Shrewsbury 981 418- Shrewsbury Twp. 179 200 South Belmar 307 319 Spring Lake 1,415 661 Spring Lake Heights 1 ,696 1,154 Tinton Falls 1,992 1,709 Union Beach 1,1 06 950 Upper Freehold Twp.

774 264 Wall Twp. 6,332 2,290 West Long Branch 1,944 1,232 Totals 120,226 82,781 Vote totals are unofficial. Press Freehold Bureau ALLENTOWN In an uncontested race, two Republican incumbents were elected to full three-year terms on the Borough Council yesterday, while a third was elected to a two-year unexpired term. Incumbent Ellis H. Hull, who is retired, was elected to his sixth full term with 545 votes, while Peter ALLENTOWN BOROUGH COUNCIL Mary T.

Clark 557 Ellis H. Hull 545 Peter Pantages 524 Pantages was elected to his first full term with 524 votes. Pantages, a real estate agent, was appointed earlier this year to complete an unexpired term. BRIELLE BOROUGH COUNCIL Mamie H. Moon 1,530 Wesley G.

Olsen 1,484 and Olsen received 1,484 votes. Mrs. Moon, who was chairwoman of the borough's finance committee Brielle incumbents win in uncontested race Press Coastal Monmouth Bureau BRIELLE Uncontested Republican incumbents Mamie H. Moon and Wesley G. Olsen each won another three-year term on the Borough Council.

Mrs. Moon received 1,530 votes, Wall committeeman Press Coastal Monmouth Bureau WALL TOWNSHIP Republican Donald T. Corson, who sought re-election to the Township Committee in an uncontested race, was elected to a fifth three-year term wins fifth term; GOP retains control WALL TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Donald T. Corson 6,558 yesterday. Corson received 6,558 votes.

About 77 percent of the township's Asbury Park Press Graphic.