Skip to main content
The largest online newspaper archive
A Publisher Extra® Newspaper

Asbury Park Press from Asbury Park, New Jersey • Page 18

Publication:
Asbury Park Pressi
Location:
Asbury Park, New Jersey
Issue Date:
Page:
18
Extracted Article Text (OCR)

A fa Asbury Park PressSunday, July 2, 1989 CENTRAL JERSEY POOLS 1(72 Star Spangted if rarsf a i I SAVE DAVID T. GAMBLE Asbury Par Press New Asbury Park Mayor Thomas Smith greets residents yesterday. Asbury Park gets new mayor, council i i I ii it oi m.mmmmm&mmrm TO wv 7 mrmTi OFF ON ALL iMSiON- W- Inc. ABOVE GROUND POOLS IN STOCK ROUNDS OVALS DECKS FENCE ALL SIZES AVAILABLE SAVE LOFF i rrs (2) C) 9 city's public defender since June 1986, to replace Raymond P. Shebell, who took over as attorney in December, 1987, after serving as municipal judge.

Shebell has helped the city mount its defense of county and state charges that the city's now demolished primary sewer plant was a major source of pollution last sum-. mer. Smith said Fellenz and Shebell would discuss those legal problems and that "in all probability" Shebell would stay on as special legal counsel. Part of yesterday's speeches reflected a new spirit for stronger rep-. resentation of the city's black com- munity, which took hold when voters elected four black members to the council in May.

"I want to believe we five are about a new commitment, a new direction," Parreott said. "We want to turn things around to benefit all of our residents as equally as possible." Parreott, a retired police captain, said the city must "drive drug traffic underground," and pursue devel-; opment on the beachfront and West Side. Ms. Zachary, who retired this month as a school administrative; aide, described the city as "a family that has to stick together The best of families have problems. We are a fractured family in Asbury Park, but we can be healed." "Now that the heat of the campaign is over, the city must unify to work toward common goals," said Ms.

Harris, a teacher, whose father, Dr. Lorenzo W. Harris, is a former councilman. "The credentials of this council are in order. Just give us a chance to do our job." By NANCY SHIELDS Press Coastal Bureau ASBURY PARK The city's government changed hands at noon yesterday with a new City Council and Mayor Thomas S.

Smith pledging to ease high taxes, aggressively pursue redevelopment, and circumvent the power of drug dealers on city streets. In a mood both circumspect because of the city's financial plight and joyful because of an infusion of new blood to help solve it, the new members said they can do the job and asked for an active citizenry to help. City Clerk Stephen M. Kay administered the oath of office to incumbents Smith and Vincent J. Ri-fici, both of whom won second four-year terms in the May 9 election; to Henrietta L.

Zachary, a past coun-cilwoman, and to newcomers Sharon Gail Harris and David J. Parreott, Jr. The council then elected Smith, a former police chief who retired 10 years ago, mayor. Smith had not sought the mayoralty during the election, but emerged as the likely choice when the two candidates who had wanted to be mayor, Rifici and Parreott, did not have enough votes among the five winners. "I know everyone's alarmed about taxes and about sewer plant charges," Smith said.

"We're asking you to have patience and work with us. Be here with us I'm sure you won't be disappointed in this council." The council changed city attorneys, appointing Kim Fellenz, the TO ON ENTIRE SELECTION OF 1989 PATIO FURNITURE TABLES, CHAIRS, LOUNGE CHAIRS, CHAISE LOUNGES, SOFAS, LOVESEATS, UMBRELLAS, ACCESSORIES. 7m pvx 462-5005 HRS: MON. Thru FBI. 9 TO 9, lt-4 Closed July 4th ROUTE 9 NORTH FREEHOLD, 11 miles north of freehold saceway circle VJ -d 1 I I 1 11 1 1 1 II I 4J I 1 oiyanrionn: a yo Murw i i i r.

i i I i i ii i i i iv SINGER SEWING MACHINE if rr 'Q mi Vtt WW liH II II II i THIS UNIQUE SALE AFFORDS YOU AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE OF YOUR CHOICE AT A REMARKABLE SAVINGS DURING THIS FANTASTIC SPECIAL STOCK REDUCTION SALE ALL ARE BRAND NEW IN FACTORY SEALED FREE ARMS FLAT REDS PORTADLES ZIG-ZAGS AUTOMATICS COMPUTERS OVERLOOKS CARTONS SOME PRICES ARE BELOW OUR REGULAR WHOLESALE I I 53ZS3SZSALL FIRST QUALITY SEWING MACHINES "TSTTT SINGER 14 SINGER SINGER trie-. A ss 3 me Deluxe Debutante8 5 stitches Including Fashion Mate Zigzag Machine Fashion Mate Heavy Duty School Sewing Machine i zz. blind hem and overedge New easy threading custom New hrlnhtpr built-in sew 1 1 ing light Built-in buttonholer Over 100 bullt-ln stitches from construction to stretch to decorative Touch sensitive Micro-Computer panel for easy pattern programming and trouble-free stitch control Sews professional-looking block and script letters, numbers, words and sentences Touch-sensitive needle "updown" and reverse control Bullt-ln electronic buttonholer Handy free-arm Fuss-free front drop-In bobbin Carrying handle BulIMn DuttonhoKJor Five bullt-ln stitches Including overdege and blind hem Front drop-in bobbin wide zigzag stitch Bobbin winder stop Needle-plate guidelines for perfect straight seams self-threading take-up lever for easy threading Bullt-ln sewing light Double Insulation for school purposes Carrying handle. Front drop-in bobbin Sews buttonholes, elastic and stetch fabrics Three needle positions left, center and fight Bobbin winder stop Bullt-ln sewing light Needle-plate guidelines for perfect, straight seams Time-savings, snap-on presser feet. Free arm tor sewing cuffs and sleeves Three needle positions-left, center and right Bullt-ln car-ring handle REG.

369.99 NOW 168 REG. 1299.99 NOW REG. 319.99 NOW Model 6012 90 1981 J548 REG. 239.99 NOW Model 3102 Pi Model 616 wy Model 5805 Model 2210 TvVf arrx SINGER IhC INGER SINGER JVjSlNGER XT Law The Stylist Machine ft The Deluxe Debutante9 Machine SINGER Ultralock9 Machine 3-thread overlock and flat lock stitch Simultaneously edge-trims fabric as It sews High speed overedge sewing Sews up to 1300 stitches per minute Exclusive free arm Featherweight Machine Is Back 5 Special Edition 8 stitches ranging from functional to decorative New easy threading system New brighter bullt-ln sewing light Bullt-ln buttonholer Free arm for sewing cuffs and sleeves Three needle posltlons-left, center and right Bullt-ln carrying handle The Fashion Mate Sews straight stitch, zig-zag stitch, satin stitch, burton jewing stitch, darning, efnbroWery, appiiqua, rnortogranv 10 stitches from construction to stretch to decorative Dial for easy stitch selection Exclusive 6-second threading Free arm for sewing cuffs and sleeves Bullt-ln buttonholer Bullt-ln carrying handle UgtttwetgM and compact -wefght only 7H H. Free arm for smrtng cunt and slecvm Adjusts to various fabric thickness saws straight, zig-zag and button-hotat Built-in carrying handt ming or outtonnows aqiusts to vwww ain.

uiLNmsn Free arm ror sewing tum wwrn positions tn, caniar and right Vi DCR A OA An jl FT V1 re I I sv. rr apvl REG. 599.99 NOW REG. 579.99 NOW now 298 HHd now REG. 279.99 NOW Model 212 REG.

299.99 NOW Model 1852 138 1 mm i 1 Model 14U32 MnrlolKQIO MOQei 5B08 JV Our Guarantee FINAL 2 DAYS: JULY 2, 11-7 JULY 3, 11-7 Hundreds of sewing machines to choose from all are new, In factory cartons. Each model will be demonstrated and experts available to answer any questions. SPECIAL EVENT Singer Sewing Machine WAREHOUSE SALE Held Foodtown Shopping Center Rt. 37E. Cor.

Main Toms River (Garden State Parkway Exit 82) Next to Reynolds We will provide our full line of Full Services Even at these Incredibly low prices 25 year factory warranty All lessons given by: FREE Training Lessons Manalapan Sewing Center fiffk atCiF Freehold Mall, Freehold frlNWCrt Elizabeth APPROVED DEALER "fl" Sewing Machine Center 1 1 64 East Jersey Elizabeth, N.J. ran HURRY, SOME QUANTITIES LIMITED. u.iwwuni. VIJA, mn3 I CnvMnU.

Get access to Newspapers.com

  • The largest online newspaper archive
  • 300+ newspapers from the 1700's - 2000's
  • Millions of additional pages added every month

Publisher Extra® Newspapers

  • Exclusive licensed content from premium publishers like the Asbury Park Press
  • Archives through last month
  • Continually updated

About Asbury Park Press Archive

Pages Available:
2,394,454
Years Available:
1887-2024