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Aakurv ParV PreMnnr1v. Spntcmher 1 1 1001 C4 Asbury Park Press Monday, September 1 3, 1993 Miami Obituaries international publicity for South Florida clearly was on the governor's mind. "We know that any single act of violence against one of our neighbors or one of our visitors is one too many, but we have placed a top priority on making our roads safe, and our neighborhoods safe, too," Chiles said at the Highway Patrol's Troop KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWSPAPERS MIAMI Gov. Lawton Chiles yesterday ordered 50 more law enforcement officers to patrol against street criminals on the Miami area's expressways, highways and neighborhood byways. Twenty extra Florida Highway Patrol troopers, 10 Highway Patrol motorcycle officers and 20 agents from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement were immediately assigned to strengthen a task force on street crime.

Chiles did not specifically mention Wednesday's stalking and slaying of German tourist Uwe-Wilhelm Rake-brand as he and his pregnant wife drove a rental vehicle on the Dolphin Expressway. But the crime which generated a new, unwelcome wave of where she had served as a cheerleader. Miss Paul was a communicant of St. Theresa's Roman Catholic Church, Tuckerton. She was born in Willingboro and was a lifelong resident of Little Egg Harbor Township.

Surviving are her mother and stepfather, Callista and Gregory Yacullo, with whom she lived; her father and stepmother, Norman R. and Etta Paul, Hainesport Township; a brother, Robert Paul, Little Egg Harbor Township; two stepbrothers, Gregory and Scott Yacullo, Toms River; one stepsister, Samantha Caruso, Englishtown; her paternal grandparents, Norman E. and Janet Paul, Mt. Laurel Township; and maternal grandparents Joseph and Eileen Oates, Carolina Beach, North Carolina. The Maxwell Funeral Home, Little Egg Harbor Township, is in charge of arrangements.

ELEANOR MAYER STEMPLINGER, 67, of TOMS RIVER, died Saturday at home. She was a homemaker. She was a life member of the Golden Heart Chapter of Deborah Hospital. Mrs. Stemplinger was a communicant of Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church, Harrison, and the church's Vincentian's Society and Rosary Society.

Mrs. Stemplinger was born in Newark and was a lifelong resident of Harrison, spending summers in West Belmar section of Wall Township. She moved recently to Toms River. Surviving are her husband, Robert a son Robert Harrison; and daughter, Joan Ellen Gassert, Wall Township. Mulligan Funeral Home, Harrison, is in charge of FREDERICK C.

RIMMELE, 78, of MANASQUAN, died yesterday at the Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. He was an executive vice president of Benedict-Miller steel service center, Lyndhurst Township, retiring after 45 years. He then continued to serve as vice chairman of the board of directors and as a consultant 8' the firm. He was also president of Orient-Way Corp. of Lyndhurst.

He was a graduate of St. Benedict's Preparatory School, Newark, and received a bachelor's degree in business and finance from New York University, New York. He was an instructor with the U.S. Power Squadron and was a communicant of St. Denis Roman Catholic Church, Manasquan.

Mr. Rimmele was born in Newark and lived in the Upper Montclair section of Montclair for 20 years before moving to Manasquan 17 years ago. His first wife, Rosemary G. Smith Rimmele, died in 1975. Surviving are his wife, Jean McCauslin; a son, Frederick C.

Clifton; a daughter, Rosemary Snow, Leavenworth, Kansas; ihree stepsons, Patrick McCauslin, Jackson Township, John McCauslin, Long Branch, and Mark McCauslin, Hoboken; a stepdaughter, Janet Stop-iello, Brick Township; and 12 grandchildren. O'Brien Funeral Home, Wall Township, is in charge of arrangements. INGEBORG SEUFERT, 51, of TIN-TON FALLS, died Friday at Cooper Hospital-University Medical Center, SAVE AN ADDITONAL ON ANY FULL KITCHEN INSTALLATION CALL IN FOR IN-HOME EST. TOMS RIVER 5064333 BUILT-fllTE, 1500 RT. 37 EAST OCEAN TOWNSHIP 922-9333 3433 SUNSET AVE.

EATONTOWN MONMOUTH MALL UNION 687-2666 LIVINGSTON 7164)444 PARAMUS PARK MALL 670-1666 THE BERGEN MALL, RT. 4 EAST WOODBRIDGE CENTER MALL .6344444 died Saturday after sustaining injuries in a car accident in Manchester Township. He was a tow truck driver for People's Towing Repair Service, Asbury Park. Mr. Valerio attended Mohawk High School, Shelburne Falls, Mass.

He was born in Norristown, and lived in Charlemont, before moving to Howell Township two years ago. Surviving are his father, Joseph Anthony Valerio and stepmother, Dorothy V. Valerio, both Plymouth Township, his stepfather, Howard Bennett, and his mother, Charlotte E. Bennett, both Howell Township; three stepbrothers, Howard D. Bennett III, Westbrook, David A.

Bennett, Fort Eustis, and Harold Swift, Hampen, two stepsisters, Beda A. Bennett, Howell Township, and Lisa M. Valerio, Plymouth Township, his paternal grandmother, Nata-line Valerio, Bridgeport, his maternal grandmother, Beda Lange-vin, Charlemont, and his maternal stepgrandmother, Dorothy Carroll, Plymouth Township, Pa. The DeBow-Leber Funeral Home at Brookwood, Jackson Township, is in charge of arrangements. ARMAND D.

YANNONE, 71, of NEPTUNE, died Saturday at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York. He was a desip draftsman for Fort Monmouth for 30 years, retiring 10 years ago. He was a World War II Navy veteran. Mr. Yannone was a member of the Shore Umpire Association and the New Jersey Table Tennis Association.

He was a communicant of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic Church, Asbury Park. Mr. Yannone was born in the Bronx and lived there until moving to Neptune 44 years ago. Surviving are his wife, Faye five sons, Gary Ronald and Darryl all of Neptune, Brian Toms River, and Vincent Elizabeth; a sister, Minnie DeLuca, Stamford, and five grandchildren.

The Ely Funeral Home, Neptune, is in charge of arrangements. Limited time offer Must be presented at initial presentation. Not to be combined with any other oner. FACTORY DIRECT 1-800-834-5333 ''SAvailable Camden. She was employed at Tinton Falls Public School, Tinton Falls, for 10 years.

She was a Cub Scout den mother, a former member of the Tin-ton Falls Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary, and was a volun WE DESIGN, MANUFACTURE INSTALL Seufert RUTH BONO WHITE, 67, of West Palm Beach, formerly of the Silver Ridge section of DOVER TOWNSHIP, died Saturday, Sept. 4, at the John F. Kennedy Medical Center, Atlantis, Fla. She worked in the housekeeping department at the Community Medical Center, Toms River, for several years, retiring in 1981.

Mrs. White was born in Newark and lived in Irvington for 22 years before moving to Silver Ridge, where she lived until moving to West Palm Beach 13 years ago. Her first husband, Charles Bono, died in 1978, and her second husband, Fred White, died in 1987. Surviving are a son, Charles M. Bono, Middlesex; a daughter, Michele Alcamo, Ro-selle; a stepson, Thomas White, Red Bank; and five grandchildren.

Kedz Funeral Home, Toms River, is in charge of arrangements. New Genuine Oak, Birch, Cherry, Maple Wood or Genuine Formica Brand Door and Drawer Fronts. Hundreds to Choose From. New Frame and Side Facings New Designer Hardware New Counter Tops, Add-On Cabinets and Appliances CALL NOW FOR IN-HOME ESTIMATE 1 -800-834-5333 teer at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, for several years. She was also active in Pop Warner Football.

Mrs. Seufert was born in Germany and had lived in Tin-ton Falls for most of her life. Surviving are her husband, William three sons, William Sayreville, Frederick Asbury Park, and Daniel Ocean Grove; her mother, Anna-liese Marz, Germany; and two sisters, Anita Nierichlo and Gudrun Bellinger, both Germany. John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements.

JOSEPH ANTHONY VALER10 III, 20, of HOWELL TOWNSHIP AMY PAUL, 19, of LITTLE EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, died yesterday at Community Medical Center, Toms River, from injuries sustained in an automobile accident yesterday morning in Eagleswood Township. Miss Paul was employed by the Ocean County Department of Parks and Recreation at the Stanley H. "Tip" Seaman Park, Tuckerton. She was a student at Ocean County Community College, Toms River, and a 1992 graduate of Pinelands Regional High School, Little Egg Harbor Township, BUY DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY Additional obituaries, C3. SEPTEMBER 13 OCTOBER 8 Monmouth Organ Society Eddie Layton, New York Yankee organist in concert 8pm at Hammond Piano and Organ Center, Main Asbury Park.

Information call: 908-291-1883264-1154. Call toll free: Local 922-6050 Glenn Siegel's 'My Good Friend' Teenage Cancer Found. Bachelor Bachelorette Auction, Sheraton at Woodbridge 108, 8pm (Needed: Bachelors Bachelorettes). Advance tickets $15., $20. at door, seating limited.

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Call toll free: Local 922-6050, other locations (800) 822-8988 Oakhurst Ladies Auxiliary is having their Annual Indoor Craft Show, 9-3 at the Firehouse, on Deal Rd. Handcrafted items only. For application call 922-4886 or 531-7484. Ocean Twp. Elementary School PTA, Dow Ave.

Oakhurst will hold it's annual craft show on Sat. Oct. 16, '93. 10am-3pm. Hand crafted items only.

Tables $20. For more information call 908-571-2278. Point Pleasant Boro Fire Co. 1 Ladies Auxiliary is having their annual Fall Craft Show Sat. Oct.

16, 10-4 at their firehouse on Rt. 88. Handcrafted items only. For application call 295-2026 or 295-2807. NOTE TO READER: Please read entire ad for possible additional dates noted In bold.

CTOBER 17 SEPTEMBER 24 Beginning Experience is sponsoring a Weekend, Sept. 24-26, Stella Maris in Elberon. Helps widowed, separated divorced overcome pain loneliness. Intense, self-reflective spirtual. 908-274-3487 "Over-50-Nifties Singles Group" A super turn out every Monday night, 7-11 P.M.

Oakhurst Recreation West Park (Va mi. east of Hwy. 35. 1st street on left). Dancing, lite buffet, live music, $6.

For info call 544-0222 Monmouth Civic Chorus, open auditions, Sept. 7 14, Sopranos, tenor bass. Limited Altos will be accepted. Trinity Episcopal Church, 65 West Front Red Bank (enter from White St.) Call Al Mearns 493-3730 for appt. Old Guard of Greater Point Pleasant will present a Country Music Concert featuring Kukuruza, from Russia with Blue Grass Jim Murphy the Pine Barons at the Old Guard Building.

191 Sullivan Rd. Brick. NJ Donation $5. The National Organization For Women will hold a New MembersRefresher at 7pm, at the Unitarian Church, 1475 West Front Lincroft. 389-3664.

Now is the time to find out about W. The Navesink Highlands Recreation Center sponsor: A singles couples ball room dance every Tues. $6person. Gentlemen free. Refreshments.

500 Hwy. 36, Navesink. Near Atlantic Highlands. 2 piece band. For info please call 291-9200.

SEPTEM BER 15 AARP Chapter 4004, the regular meeting will be held at Croydan Hall, Leonardo. Sept. 15, 1 pm. Guest speaker Corporal Tom Pegut, he will speak on Sr. Citizen scams.

Refreshments will be served. Please come. Belmar Elks 1997 Ladies Auxiliary Card Party and Chinese Auction, Wed. Sept. 15, 1993.

7-10 p.m. (doors open 6pm), 708 7th Belmar (between Main St. Hwy. 35). $3 Donation.

Refreshments. Info reserve tickets 681-9621 Holmdel Historical Society, General Meeting 8pm. Holmdel Library, Crawfords Corner Rd. Slide show talk about Penelope Stout House built about 1665 presented by Mr. Dick Darby.

All invited to attend. Refreshments. For info 946-8910 Quest-trie Singles Alternative, for all the right reasonsl Join us each 7:45, for discussion groups, special programs, thought-provoking topics, coffee hour, dancing, snacks, $5. 1st Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front Lincroft.

747-0707. Singles Again, Back to School Dance. Kid back in school, so come out meet some new friends, great crowd good dance music, hot buffet win airfare for 2 to Las Vegas. Colts Neck Inn, Colts Neck. $5 before 9 wad.

928-2300. See yal Howell Twp. presents Howell Days '93. Oct. 16 17.

Oak Glen Park, Howell, 12pm-6pm, both days. Entertainment, rides, food vendors. For info call 363-41 14 Ocean Twp. Italian American Assn. 2nd Annual Craft Fair Community Day, 10am-5pm.

West Park Rec Center Pool Complex. Vendors needed. Please call Donna after 6pm (908) 229-5996 SEPTEMBER 29 DTOBER 23 Presbyterian Church on the Hill corner Rt. 18 Deal Wayside is having their annual Fall Craft Show 10-4. Crafters needed.

Please call Giselle Mc Cormick 922-0185. St. Anselm Church, 1028 Wayside Wayside, Human concerns committee will be holding it's annual arts crafts fair. 10am-4pm. Hand crafted items only.

$15 for 9' space. Information application call (908) 922-6183 by Sept. 31it. St. Justins 4th Annual Craft Show, Fischer Toms River Sat.

Oct. 23rd, 6' Tables $19, '8 tables for $22. Refreshments available. For more info call 270-1297 Greater Pt. PLeasant Chamber of Commerce 'Festival of the Sea' 918th, 10-5, Raindate 919th.

Arnold Pt. PLeasant Beach. Arts Crafts, Food, Games, entertainmentcar-toon characters, pony rides, health exhibits. 899-2424, info. Lakewood Maennerchor, German American Club of Ocean Monmouth Counties will hold annual Steuben Day festival.

$12 donation incl: roast beef dinner dancing to Tony Walters Combo. For reservations call Ed Friend. 922-9273 Monmouth Grace United Methodist Church Rummage Sale (clothing, furniture, linens, books, toys, dishes) and Snack Bar. 76 Wvckoff Eatontown. 9am-2pm.

Murray Grove will have a Flea Market on Rt 9 Church Lane in Lanoka Harbor from 8am-3pm. Vender parking space $10 for 15'xl5'. Please call Sandy at 609-693-6614 daytime or 609 971-1405 after 8pm. Ocean Chapter of Drifters Inc. sponsors 36th Annual Ebony Fashion Fair, benefit of United Negro College Fund, Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank.

8pm. Ticket price $25. Magazine subscription incl. Avail, at theatre box office or 908-431-3278 Old Wall Historical Society Fall Craft ShowCivl War Encampment. Saturday September 18, 9 am 4 pm.

Rain date September 19. Reformed Church of Keyport (Osborne Warren St) is having a Rummage Sale, Sat. Sept. 18th, 9am-3pm. Clothing, linens, housewares, etc.

For info call (908)- 264-1198 The Squankum United Methodist Women will hold an Attic Bake Sale on Sept. 18 from 9am-2pm at the Squankum U.M. Church grounds on Old Tavern Rd. off Rt. 547., Howell rain or shine.

OCTOBER 30. SEPTEMBER 17 Eatontown Fire Dept. Ladies Auxiliary annual craft show Sept. 25th, 9am-3pm at the Eatontown Fire House, Broad Eatontown. Over 40 crafters.

Breakfast lunch served. For more info, please call (908) 542-3580 Hope Church annual Harvest Home Turkey Dinner, 617 Hope Lakewood. Seating times 4, 5, 6 7pm. Adult Child $4. 4:00 is Early Bird Special, Adults $7.

Reservations 363-7585 or 364-4522 Sea Girt Crossroads Fall Craft Fair, corner Rt. 35 Sea Girt Ave Wall, NJ. 9am-4pm. Rain date, Sept. 27.

Free admission. Some spaces still avail, call 449-7655 or 449-1667 for application, St. Joseph Grade School PTA sponsors Annual Flea Market, 8am to 3pm. 711 Hooper Toms River. Food Fun -Games.

Call for reservations (908) 506-0744. $15.00 per space. Rain date October 2. 1993. Vistation Holy Name Society is holding the 7th Annual Flea Market Craft Show, Sat.

Sept. 25th, 8am-3pm. The Church of the Visitation, 730 Lynnwood Ave, Brick. Tables $15ea. Please call (908) 477-0028 to reserve a table miiihhwmwmm.

SEPTEM BER 26 Brookdale Community College, Lincroft will present an afternoon of Irish Songs wthe Devenny Family. Sept. 26, 3pm. $6 admission. Call for reservations 908-224-2411 Community Fire Co.

of Leonardo is having its monthly flea market at their fair grounds, Hwy. 36 4 Appleton Ave. Leonardo. Sun. 926 8am-4pm.

Spaces $10. Refreshments avail. Vendors welcome. For info call 291-5749 Deborah Hospital Central Shore Chapter, Fashion Show Luncheon, Sun. Sept.

26. Donation $25. Doors open 11:30 AM Garden State Art Center Reception Center, Exit 116, GSP, Holmdel. For tickets call 264-5934 or 787-1108 OCTOBER 1 Brick Hospital Association is sponsering a dinnerfashion show with Chinese auction at Ashley's, Brick Plaza. Door prizes.

Call for tickets. 920-6006 Focus for Singles, Fri. Sept. 17, ages 45. Early buffet, dance to DJ music in newly renovated hall, air conditioned, 7pm-1 1pm.

Admission $6. Presbyterian Church House at 352 Sycamore Shrewsbury (just east of Route 35). NWS Earle Fall Flea Market, Rte. 34, Colts Neck. Fri.

917 10-4PM Sat. 918 9-3PM. New Used tools, baby kids stuff, collectibles, crafts household. Food available. Spaces IIP.

Public Welcome. Call 908-577-2103 SEPTEMBER 19 Ocean Grove Methodist Home Service auxiliary Clothing Sale at St. Paul Methodist Church, Embury Ocean Grove, Friday Sept. 17 Sat. Sept.

18, Bag Day. For information can WB iiw or id Single Faces, NJ's premiere singles organization, invites you on Sept. 17. 9pm to Van's, Rt. 79 (South Freehold Jersey Shore Bottle Club presents their Antique Bottle Show Sale at the Toms River HS South, Hooper from 90 tables of Antique glass, collectibles an-tiques.

Information 609-698-3432 Ocean County Coin Club sponsors Jersey Shore Coin Show, September 19, 10am-5pm. Toms River Elks Lodge. Clifton Ave. and Washington Toms River Over 50 tables of coins collectibles. Free admission parking.

For (908) 341-6922. Tor a Tamasiic rn. mgm rany: iui unuum 908-462-2406 for info. Discount wad. Come have fun wus! Brick Hospital Association Juried Craft Show, Bricktown High School, 346 Chambersbridge Sat.

1030 I Sun. 1031, 10am-4pm. Crafters please call Terri 477-0973 or Brick Hospital Association 920-6006. Deadline 101. Georgian Court College.

Casino Building, Lakewood. Annual Holiday Craft show. Sat. Nov. 13th, llam-4pm.

Crafters Wantedl Reasonable rates! for further info, contact Pat Gillis. (908) 364-2200 extension 660, weekdays, 9-4. Pleasant Plains First Aid Squad 20th Annual Christmas Craft Show, 10am-4pm. Intermediate School East, Hooper Toms River. Crafters wanted, $25.

space. Please call: (908) 341-0214. Iv. name address, application will be sent. St.

Barbara Ladies Philoptochos Society is sponsoring our 4th Holiday Market Craft Show, St. Barbara Greek Orthodox Church, 2200 Church Toms River 10am-5pm. Reserve by: 92693. Tables $30. 458-9124, 364-3719, 255-5525 27 cmmmmmimmmmm Vendors wanted.

Calvary Lighthouse Church Womens Ministry, 1133 E. County Line Rd. Lakewood annual indoors craft show. Sat. 1127.

8-3pm. 10x6 space $20. Bring your own table 908-363-1239 or 363-2033 for application. Lots of food DECEMBER 4 Laura Donovan School, Freehold, PTO Is having their 4th annual Craft Fair Sat. Dec.

4, 10am-3pm. Send tor application by Nov. 1st. $20 for 8' table space. For info, call 908308 1423.

Newbury School PTA, Howell, will hold its Second Annual Juried Holiday Craft Show, 10-4. Spaces $25. Call (908) 938 3945 St. Clement's Craft Show (Matawan Rt. 79).

Original handcraft items only. $25table. Sat. Dec. 4, 9am bpm.

Call Bernadette for application 908-591-9533. Single Faces, NJ's premiere singles organization, Invites you cn 1 7 Qnm in tha Tnuun A r.amnus in West Oranse for a fantastic Fri. Night Dance Party! 201-731-4400 for directions or 908-462-2406 for directions. Discount wad. SEPTEMBER 20.

SEPTEMBER 18 Choraliers of Eatontown auditions for Winter Show. Need new voices new members. September 20 I 27, 1993 at Monday, Woodmere School on Raleigh Court, Eatontown. Information call 229-1820. All-voices welcomed.

Center for Educational Advancement has room for display at "Hunterdon County Air Show Sept. 18 19, 10am-6pm, Alexandria. N.J. Tax deductible contribution $100 for week end. Call 908-788-8869 for more information to register.

OCTOBER 2 SEPTEMBER 21 Central Jersey Jewish Singles (35-55) is hosting a Barbeque at a lovely private residence in Edison. Rain date 919. For more information call Sherri (908) 264-0711, Richard American Assoc. University Woman meeting 7:30 pm. Vets, Middle School Library, Brick.

New member orientation, 7pm. Guest speaker Herb Barkan, Topic Woman's salaries. Equal Pay for equal work. Guests welcome. For info call, 458-7953.

(908) 409 7074 or Ronnie (908) 753 9603. Central Jersey Italian American Club, Kiddie Flea Market Weekend, Christopher Columbus off of County Line Jackson. Sept. 18 19, 10am-6pm. Rides, food, entertain- SEPTEMBER 22 Dover Township Jr.

Womans Club sponsoring Fall Arts and Crafts Fair at Huddy Park, Main Water Toms River on Oct. 2 from 10AM-4PM. Rain data Oct. 3. Spaces still avail-able.

Call Jeri (908) 929-9668 East Dover Volunteer First Aid Rescue Squad will be hosting our 2nd Annual Craft Show on Sat. Oct. 2, Crafters needed. Call 270-3113, ask for Kelly St. Raphael's Church is holding a Flea Market from 1520 Rt.

88, Brick. Spaces available, $10. Raindate Sun. Oct. 3, noon-5pm.

Call 908-458-5711. OCTOBER 3 Freehold Boro Twp. Hospital Auxiliary sponsors Outdoor Peddlers Market at Freehold Raceway. Rain date Oct. 10.

Spaces $20 ea. Dealers of Antiques, crafts new merchandise call 462-5348 or 431-0088 ment. Spaces avail, tor vendors, can ju-aau or jpqigjj First Baptist Church of Laurelton, Hwy. 88, Brick is having an Outdoor Craft Fair Sept. 18 (Rain Date 9Z5) 10 AM-4 km Crafters needed.

Spaces $10. For info and reservation call OceanMonmouth N.J. Association of Womens Business Owners. 6 pm, Tesauro's, Pt. Pleasant.

Speaker: Kathryn Kish, topic: "Women Business, The Challenges of the Cost $22 member, $27 non. Diner choice, call Peggy 892 9177 Womens Center of Monmouth County to sponsor all day trip to Franklin Mills Mall, Pa. Wed. 922, from Hazlet. Cost $15.

per person. Bus only. Call 908-264-4111 for information reservation. DECEMBERS) (908) 892-4153 or (908) 840-965 First Presbyterian Church Outdoor Flea MarketCraft Show, under tent indoor rummage sale. Cedar Hoey Long Branch.

10am-4pm. Many outside crafters, white elephant, homemade baked goods, hot dog stand beverages. Vietnam Veterans Of America Wants Vendors for Gala Xmas Expo Holiday Gift Show December 2, 3, 4, 9 at Raritan Center, Edison. N.J. Call 20 1-503-0243 or 908-294-9300..