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PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE TOE SENTlNlEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 26. IMP
For school lunches
Reduced price schedule is set
Ocean City, Sea Isle City, special hardship conditions
Somers Point and Upper listed, a child may still be
] Tbwnship officials announced eligible for free or reduced
that low cost nutritious school price meala,
lunches are available to all —shelter costo in excess of
children enrolled in the school X percent of the family income;
systems.
In addition, meals will be —unusually high medical
provided free or at a greatly expenses;
reduced priced to children —special education expenses
due to the mental or
from families whose gross
incomes are at or below those physical condition of a child,
shown for their family size on or
the income scale below —disaster or casualty
losses.
Foster children are often
Applications (or free and
reduced pice meals were
sent to the families of all
eligible for free or reduced
jriee meals.
children enrolled in the To discourage the
•dwell.
possibility of misrepre-
; the ap-
If a family's income ex-sentationceeds
those shown but theplication forms contain a
family experiences anv of the statement above the space for
Cape May County hit
with 6th highest hike
Totalproperty tax levies for
New Jersey eountiei,
municipalities and school
dLstricta increased by nearly
1301 million to total *3.8 billion
in 1980, reports the New
Jersey Taxpayers
Association.
For the second consecutive
year, total property taies
Imposed In each of New
Jersey's 21 counties rose over
their previous year's total
This rise marks the largest
climb in total property tax
levies since the enactment of
the 1878 taxreform program.
Dollarwise, Bergen County
hid the largest overall
property tax Increase — $42.2
million, although the 8.5
percent climb was Just under
the statewide average growth
rate of 1,6 percent,
Largest percentage increases
in total property
taxes occurred in primarily
rural, somewhat sparsely
populated counties, and In
seashore counties, such as
Atlantic, Hunterdon, Warren,
Ocean and Sussex.
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signature certifying that all parent dlBsaHafled with the
information furnished In theeligibility determination may
application la true and contact the school to request
correct.
an Informal conference or
An additional statement Is may appeal the dedalon by
added stating that the ap-requesting a formal hearing
plication is being made In
connection with the receipt of
federal funds, Hurt If school
officials have reason to
question the information
provided they may geek
verification, and that
deliberate misrepresentation
of information may rah]
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«• reduced price meals are
•wajtato at your school and
application can be made at
any One during the school
The leveli of government In the operation of the child
responsible for much of feenutrition programs, no child
rise in each of these counties will be discriminated against
was schools. School taxes because of race, color,
accounted for 78 percent of national origin or ability to
fee total property tut increase
in Warren County and identified as a recipient of
nay. A child will not be
72 percent hi Sussex County. free or reduced price meals.
Counties with smallest The information prodded
percentage growth in total by parents on the application
NJTA again pointed out that
property tax« are continuing
to trend upward because the
state aid programs were not
designed to expand or keep
abreast of Inflation; local
budget "caps"only limit the
growth in spending and taxes
but do not freeze it, and inflation
force? up me cost of
government. <
In the 12-month period
December 1979, the
If a family member
becomes unemployed, the
Income or family size changes
or the family experiences any
of the special hardship conditions
during the school year,
parents should contact the
school so that all children
receive proper benefits.
property tax levies were will be kept confidential and
Essex, Union, Salem, andwill be wed only for me
Middlesex County. purpose of determining
eligibility.
The school will advise
parents as to their child's
eligibility within 16 days of
receiptof the application. Any
increased It
largest December to
December Increase since
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Upper Cape events
TODAY (Tuesday)
Marmora Fire Company
drill, 7 pa.
Seavllle Fife
meeting, 8 pjn.
auxiliary
HOPE meeting, 10 aun. in
the basement meeting room
at Gape May County Library.
WEDNESDAY
Sal Barbo concert, on fee
SM Isle City Promenade, 7:30
pjrn.
Upper Township Kiwanis
meeting at the Sandbar, 7
| THUBSDAY
Upper Township planning
Board meeting, 8 pjn.
The Interest on municipal
bonds |ls exempt from ail
federal income taxes. This
is Just fane of the benefits of
Investing in Municipal Bonds,
Fori a free copy of "Tax
Exempt Municipal j Bond
Guide,'f mall In the ^coupon
below ojr call.,,.*.
BoenningfiC
Scatter^ood
Tuckahoe Post 319
American Legion meeting, 8
pin.
Alcoholics Anonymous
meeting In the Church of the
Resurrection basement
meeting room, 8 pm
Sea Isle City Rotary
meeting, 6 pjn. in the Commodore
Club.
procedure. A bearing can be
arranged by calling or writing
the chief school Wmtaiatrator
at the local school district
Parents may skD the local
school for further information
on these program
Family
stw
," 1
, 3 '
3
4
5
6
7
8
Each
Additional
P«nlly
Member
Carol Gdflggher wins tourney
The winner of the Atlantic
aty Country Club Women's
Golf Association championship
tournament was
Carol Gallagher with a score
ofS35. 1
In the championship flight
me runner-up was Joanne
Dorey 378 followed by Lynn
Russell with 385
First flight winner was Pat
English 377 and - runners-up
m 382 and
were Doris
Phyllis MatWs
• i
Yearly
$ S,230
6,900
8,510
10,250
11.S30
13,600
18,280
16,910
1,680
Second flight winner* were
Helen Dudas 397; Betty Ford
408 and Jeanne DiMarino 410,
Third flight winners were
Pfeg Anderson 429; Marie
fiver, Marie Stretch and
Angela ierardi each with a
score of 452. On a match of
cards Marie Meyer was
runner-up and Marie Stretch
third.
Anne Riley won me fourday
putting witt m putts.
OUR
GROWS
Fr«e Meals, *
Monthly ; Beekly,
5' 436
S7S i
715 '
834
9§4
1,133 ,
1,273
1,413
140
$ 101
133,
165
197
229
363
294
326
1 32
Reduced price Meal's
Yearly ; Monthly Weekly;
$8,150
10,760
13,380
15,990
18,600
21,220
23,830
26,440
2,610
1 679
817
1,115
1,333
1,550
1,768
I,9i6
2,203
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an additional office
I«' for the practice of
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at....
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