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IP til rill 111 mn 51 B Yule open house at Twp. school — A5 CHARLIE WOOD AT LARGE Coming together iharMilly Volunteers help the needy hove a happy Thanksgiving By CHARLIE WOOD A dressing of bright lights and decorations on City HaU and along Asbury Avenue lend a cheerful holiday ambience to the city. But for too many individuals and families the lights aren't bright enough to cut through the cold and hunger they wiU feel this holiday season, Philjohnson, who volunteers his time on a year-round basis to keep the Community Cupboard stocked with foods for distribution to those in need, says the cupboard doubles its efforts this tune of year, Johnson says the number of needy families has more than doubled since last year. He figures it is because of the economy, unemployment and an increased effort to locate needy people. Donations come into the cupboard on a regular basis from schools, churches and civic groups. tt fetich as the Association, and dty workers union *CWA Local 1078 make regular financial contributions used for buying more food. But wherever the food or other donations come from, or whatever the season, it all starts with individuals who might donate a can or two of food, or give their time and energy to help out at fund raisers, such as last weekends Fun' ttival which raised over $l-,400 for me Community Cup- Aboard. City firefighters have been working with the Community Cupboard putting together baskets of food for delivery to families in time for Thanksgiving. Included with each basket is a gift certificate which can be used at a local supermarket to purchase a turkey or other food. As the firemen set out to make deliveries of food baskets earlier this eek, the cold biting winds of late November seemed to cut to the bone. "We make the deliveries because we have the trucks, and guys who are off duty make the deliveries," says fire captain Lou Davis. A lot of people are just too proud to ask for help, says Mike Geller who coordinates the deliveries for the firemen. "Sometimes a friend or neighbor gives us their name." Firefighters Mike Lowe and Scott Goucher who were making deliveries for the first time agree. "People an {lad to get it, but if s tough on theU'prlde, says Lowe. Geller says he set a box of food on a lady's kitchen tpble. She never said a word. As he wilked out the door he turned ti* vtsliher a nippy Thank*, giving. Mid the tears wen streaming — down her face. Geller says that kind "of thing really brings it all home. "It makes you feelUke you've really helped somebody. It gets you In the holiday spirit, and that makes it all worthwhile," says Capt Lewis Esposito* The other fintxnen a£ree. Somehow the winter winds don't saom so cold now, and the lights along the avenue seem to shine a little brighter. Urtsummeragroupofkldsori3rd SUM* put on • pfif called the "little Red Stan," « cWMiW* classic Ovw 100 neighbors attended, and the price & f f o d Thanksgiving Day football — B9 • uuc hi ruini nitli Year, Number 46 Ocean City, N.J. 08226-0238 Thursday, November 28,1991 Two Sections Price 40c (609 399-5411 How's the lollipop? Santa and Mrg, Claus grett Christian Twiggs, on his father Bruce Twiggs' shoulders, during the Christmas parade in Ocean Cttyr Friday night. Upper skeptical of utility's water pumping assurances Bj BRIAN GOONEY V. Sentinel-Ledger Staff ° TOWNSHff — New Jersey-Amertcan Water Co, officials Wad to assure tiie Jownship Committee Monday that jhe utility's proposed diversionfef water from Marmora to Ocean City would not harm residential wells, but members of the governing body maintain their opposition to the plan. The committee approved hiring R.E. Wright''Assodatts* Inc. of Middletown, Pa., to study the impart of the proposed water diversion. The firm will also represent the township at the state Department of fnvironmental Protection and Energy hearing on the application 1 p.m. Tuesday, Dec, 17 at the Upper Township Murdclpil "The people in this township don't want us to support it" —Mayor Be&be Building,' Doinisville Road, Tuckahoo, "We felt we wmted proftssional advice on this because its so important," said CoHunltteeman Andrew J. McCrosson Jr. He added that the firm has worked in Atlantic County and is familiar with New Jersey-American. The water utility is seeking state approval for a four-year aUotttion permit, which would aUow fee company to draw water from two weUs on Stagecoaeh Road to supply Ocean City and other sections of the township. New Jersey-American would also allow township residents along the route of the proposed line to hook In should they want to. At this point, it is urdUîy mat the company will get its full request to draw 2.06 million gallons per day from the two wells, according to Tim O'Brien, a New Jersey-American engineflr. It is more likely mat the utiliry would only receive state permlssian for half that amount allow- A compromise of distances SOM1RS POINT — City Council reached a compromise on a minimum distance between fast-food rastiurants with drivo-thrus during a special work session Monday. Council unanimously decided. on 900-fict minimum distjmco between drive-thrus in the city's business zones, v«ydi include General Business, Hifpây Commerdal-1 and Hlghway^Smmerdal-2. The action was taken as part of the amendment process before the governing body &m*&*te^v*»^&**
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