Oct 1983 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 18 — SECTION ONE
BaU and bash Oct.
A harvest ball and banjo
hash 18 iet for Ocean City's
Male Pier, Saturday, Oct. 29,
IS t»,m ttl midnight.
. She Dick Anthony Or=
eHestri, a big band, will be
featured at this resort i
ballroom ovtr the sea,
Boardwalk and Moorlyn
Tirrace
flfll Bruestle and thi
Sunshine Boys, a banjo band,
will play between breaks.
WJUiam Sackitt, notid big
bifid entertainer, will be
v0eaUal and emeee for the
evening.
The city's fall and winter
big band dances attract
visitors from throughout the
Delaware Valley, Many come
for thi weekend or day to
enjoy the ihore at a more
quiet time and have a seafood
dUmer when restaurants are
toss erowdtd
Thi Dick Anthonv Or.
chistra has been booked at
many of the area's leading
hotels and night spots for the
past 30 years, Sackitt has
entertained at the Sheraton
Hotel. Hershey Hotel, Valley
Forge Muiic Fair, Falumbo'i
and conducted an orchestra
on A M Philadelphia, WPVI-
TV, Channel 6
The Sunshine ,Koys are
featured ever} Thuriday
evening 'at thi Music' Pier
during the summer. They
play dancing and sing-a-long
numbers, one of their most
popular selections being a
Philadelphia Mummer s
string band medley.
Admission to the dance is IS
with light refreshments ineluded.
For Information or to
reserve tables contact the
Public Relations Department
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Gorman calls report 'callous'
The "cynical md callous"
attitude of tht nrwni idministration
In Trenton
toward propwty t^ffW,
senior clUiena, middle Income
college students, and
mass transit riders hai been
demonstrated by the recent
recommendations of the
Governor*! Management
Improvement Program,
iGMJP), according to Jeanne
Gorman, Democrat Assembly
candidate.
"It is obvious tint thwe
recommendations do not
•nakt any assessment of
neeU; and delivery for
management Improvement,"
Gorman said in • news
release, "Instead they focus
on shifting the burden of
existing programs on. the
middle and lew Income
people-
Gorman said this could
mean • "brtakiiii point for
many people in each category
and assuredly will
diminish fee quality of their
fives."
As a member of the Ocean
Qty Board of Education and
two state educational committees,
Gorman said she was
appalled Out the "governor's
men want to place $300 million
In teacher pension costs on the
backs of local property
owners. They recommend
eliminating 1180 million in aid
tor handicapped children and
take away IN million in
transportation aid. Either the
taxpayer! will foot the bill or
aeiioe! programs will be cut
bv one third'. 11
She continued that "the
destructive Impact on
education extends to our
college students who are
required to pa; a M percent
Increase Ir. tuition for our
public Institutions." For Instance,
a student at Stockton
State College would pay ISM
more and at Atlantic Community
Colleges, a total of
PBS more,"
The Gjm> "seroes In" on
senior citizens and the
Pharmaceutical Assistance,
program which is assisting
people in meeting the nit of
Hurley favors *nme humane'
approach to health care for elderly
Senior citizens and the
disabled have the right to
remain in their own banes
and still receive medical and
social care according to state
Sen. Junei Hurley, R, Cape-
Cumberland, adding:
"Sometimei in our feelery we
are too quick to send these
people to Institutions."
A new fcrefryear program
ma initiated this month that
will allow the elderly and
disabled to receive home
health care. New Jersey Is
one of the lint states in the
nation to Initiate thla kind of
program, the MUlville
Republican noted,
The program will be funded
through |21 million Iron the
U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services and |8
million in state casino tax
revenues.
"In our area, 1,200 people
will be able to take advantage
of this program. Medicatd will
pay for the variety of services
provided under the home
health care program In a 50-50
•franpmut with stale and
faderal A government!,
Hurley eiplained.
Medicald income Units for
home-based care will be
waived under reviled
eligibility standards.
The waiver atom people,
who would not have been
eligible for Medicald if their
monthly income exceeded
|N1, to participate In me new
program. The new income
standard for Medicald
eligibility will now be MS2.90«
month.
Says township, school
should work .together
Township Committee
candidate LouU DlLuiio says
that if he's elected he will
strive toward seeing Oat the
Committee and fee School
Board work together to solve
problems that effect children
without duplicating expenses
to the taxpayer.
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township, on township
property, and rated to the
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•In many cases, elderly and
disabled people do not need
full Institutional care and
would be happier to stay In
their own communities with
their famUy and friends," the
incumbent senator pointed
out.
"This new program Is more
personal and a far more
humane alternative to instltutlonaltzatlon,"
Hurley
opined,
cent of the cost of rent Is
reimbursed by the state. If the
School Board builds facilities
of its own, on property owned
by the Board, it is not reimbursed
by the state," DiLudo
said.
"As taxpayers in Upper
Township, we lead money
north but seldom see it trickle
back to us. It mates good
sense therefore for the
Township Committee to
build the faculties that are so
critical to the safety ofr our
children, and rent than to the
School Board,"
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, JBtt
prescription drugs, Gorman
asserted.
"Aj importantly," she said,
"lifeline recipients - three
quarters of whom nave Incomes
of leu than $10,000 per
year — will be required to
forgo annual increases In
assistance In paying their
utility bail. This, despite the
fact that utility rates are
continuing to rise and that this
action would Increase the
surplus in the casino revenue
fund by t million,"
Iannone
against
Democratic freeholder
candidate Jim Iaimone has
reiterated hit stand against a
pay raise for freeholders.
"Iannone was among critics
of • proposed 23 percent Increase
in freeholder salaries
tut January. "I MaM in a
press article back in January
Out Ae freeholders should be
focusing on ways to com.
pensate for some of Uie
funding cut-backs from the
Mate rattier than focusing on
their own pocketbooki,"
Iannone said,
"It was suggested by my
opponent, freeholder Ralph
Evans, feat if I were on the
Board of Freeholders, I may
not have been against a 25
percent salary increase,"
Iannone continued. "I would
like to make it perfectly dear
before the Nov. 8 general
election that I will not sit still
for any pay increases for the
Board,
Iannone also said that while
Cumberland County has
almost twice the population of
Cape May County, members
of the freeholder board there
earn $8,000 per year com'
pared to 113,000 for
freeholders in Cape May
County.
Seek citizen views
Independent Republican
Candidates for Upper
Township Committee Bob
Jeffers and Franklin Sack a re
seeking the views of citizens
in their campaign,
Jeffers may be reached at
SS4241 and Sack at 628-2113.
Bom have the endorsement of
The Upper Towniliip
Republican dub.
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