Apr 1993 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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B6 THESENVNEL4.EDGER OOMO City, tU. Thursday, April 1, IMS
Celebration ofIsrael independence May 2 Stockton Site of April 24 Spiritual conference
SOMERS POINT FODvJT — A
Israel will have achieved
.glers, artisans and more.
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community-wide celebration
of independence. for munity Relations Council of area synagogues, Jewish
..April ..26, the Jewish Com-
The coiindl represents all Yoga, Hinduism presentations to be offeredby expert from Ocean City
the State of Israel is planned the Jewish Federation of- schools. Jewish social service*
agendes and assoda-
the 100th anniversary of the. Ocean City. Desai' will' P. Blavatshky in the late tv. tranSceadenta.l-fservices focusing on health.
POMONA -^ 1993 marks >Prasad health food store in try from the East by Helen ism, traditional Otristiani- will display products and
11 a;m. to 6 p.m. Sunday; Atlantic and. Cape .May :
May '2 at Kennedy Park counties has planned-tlds
y
ittoruj. ••'' '•'"• '' ' . ""• "/• PaxUarhint pf-the World's iake presentations on 19th century.
Unity and
h e r e . < . . ' . ..•'• . * ;'• ••"•,' day-long event Featured . The celebration, is freeReligions, which met in. ? oga and Hinduism. >' - Other topics include
meditation, session will
will be entertainmentV eth-.
Wioca. Each
In recognition of the 45
years of indepeftd'ence
Today
"Socc*sa Isn't a rMutt of
•ponunaou* combustion.
You mull act yourself on
-AmoUQImow
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Probably all of us have
our secret hopes for
achieving great success.
' in one or another of our
fields of activity. If s
pleasant to daydream '
about receiving the
applause of our
peers...recognition of our
excellence that tneans
success has arrived. •
Such dreams often
occur while we wait for
'spontaneous combustion"
to bring fame or .
fortune to us. Success
might be closer at hand if
we stopped dreaming
and "set ourselves on
fire."
Our experience and
understanding enables
us to provide meaningful
help. We can assume
responsibility for much
that must be done at the
time of need. .
CHESTER J.
WIMBERG
Jitk QtnaaUons of
jWUTttl
, SaviuloMCntds
201 Asbury Avenue
Phone .399-2654
"The Very
Stones
Would
Cry Out!" [
nic foods, pony'rides, jug-
and: open to alL Call, 646-
7077 for more information.'
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Holocaust victims x
to be commemorated
NORTHFIEILD — Victims
of the Holocaust will be
memorialized at ceremonies
730 pjn. Sunday, April 18
at the Beth Israel Congregation,
2501 Shore Road, on
the 50th anniversary of the
Warsaw Ghetto uprising in
the midst of World War 0.
This annual event is organized
by the Jewish Community
Relations Council of
the Jewish Federation of
Atlantic and Cape May
counties. Co-sponsors
include the Holocaust
Resource Center at Stockton
State College, the Southern
New Jersey Board of Rabbis
and Cantors, the Holocaust
Survivors Committee and
the Second Generation of
Southern New Jersey-
All area Jewish schools
will participate.
The free ceremony is
open to the public. Call
646-7077 with questions.
Crucifixion is
Night Search topic
PLEASANTVILLE — The
Crucifixion will be, the topic
explored on Night Search, a
OCEAN CITY — Thebe celebrated at 7:15 p.m. dlers.
to be the esoteric branchof Clamoring Crowd" will be April 8 at the chapel, when Access ramps for people
Islam. . ' the message on Palm Sunday,
April 4 at Union served. • - assistance units are avail-
Holy Communion will be with handicaps and hearing
different belief systems in a Dr. Hector L. Feliciano, a
non-threatening, non-confrontive
manner, for prener
who is originally ham' Asbury, as the Rev. Paul vice at 10:15 precedes vice.
Baltimore family practitio-
Chapel By-the-Sea, 55th and On Sundays, a song serable
for use during the sersentations
and informal the Philippines, will speak vander Loo continues his morning worship. Children Sunday school for all ages
radio talk .show 8-11 pjn. discussions.
orr theosophy. Theosophy, Lenten series on Crowds of ages 4-10 may attend junior begins at 9 a jn.
Sunday .April 4 on WOND-
referred to as the science of the Passion during 10:30 church after the children's The music ministry is
AM, 1400 on the dial.
religion, is based on knowledge
brought to this coun- . Also, Holy Thursday will vided for infants and tod-Alberta Seto.
a.m. worship. .'•*'' sennonette. Nursery is pro-
under the direction of
Callers are encouraged:
phone 927-1100 in Atlantic
County, 390-8300 in Cape
HEALTH TODAY O&A
May County.
Federal and State
INCOME TAX PREPARATION
$10. Federal 1040 EZ
$25. NJ. Basic
$35. Federal 1040 Basic
Other Individual forms from $10 to $50 depending on
complexity. Free Quotations on Partnership, trust, Srna*
Business Corporations, Proprietorship (from C) • Annual
college refresher courses & seminars in Accounting and Tax
Accounting, ••-' ' , . • •
You! deaJ with knowledgeable Licensed Accountants.
• "Specializing in Taxation using a computer
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As He rode regally on a young colt, Jesus'-pisciples spread their garments and branches of
the palm tree in His path to honor His entrance into Jerusalem! They shouted, "Blessed-is-the
King who comes in the name Qfthe.Lord!" (Luke 19:38) • -• . ' '
. • On'Palrn Sunday, we' celebrate Jesus Christ's majesty on Earth. Jesus sought
not glory for Himself, hut the fulfillment of God's will. Had Jesus not bee.ri
declared the King ... the Son of :God ... the crucifixion and the resurrection
couldnot have occurred! . . . • - ; ' . ' • '. •
As .we worship on this. Palm Sunday,' may we remember Jesus' words to
the Pharisees, as He was challenged to rebuke His-disciples loud, praises,
V if these were silent the very stones would cry put." Thus, Jesus'
declaration was an integral part of God's divine-plan tor the saltfatjon of
' 'humankind ../an unaltefino, plan.' ' '. "'• . . \
Matt|i«w
21.1-11
Mtuday
Matthew
21.12-17-
Tuetdiy
Matthew
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WednMilay
Matthew
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Thuaday
Matttew
26.17-30
Friday
. Matthew
.27.27-58
Saturday.'
. Matthew '
27.57-66
Scnpiures selected by the Arpe'ic^nBible SocieJy
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•Chicago in 1883'and is
scheduled to be. ^xjepeated
again this year Aiig: 28-
Sep t. 5, With Mother
Theresa and- Dalai Lama
scheduled to appear.
In what may, be- considered
a prelude, to that event,
an dnterfaith conference
titled 'Spiritual Pathways,"
will be held Saturday, April
24 at the Lakeside Center at
Stockton State College.
Sponsored by the Theosophical
Society in America,
Atlantic Gty branch, this
conference is designed to
bring together people of
Speakers will include
Shanti Desai, a Yoga
instructor and owner of
Hate crime is
focus of video
conference
IPOMONA — To help
educators and students gain
a better understanding and
definition of the hate crimes
mat occur in schools across
die country, a free videoconference,
Students, Hate
Q. there always seems to becolds cannot be carried and charges from the nose or
a cold going around the office men transmitted by healthy throat of an infected person,
at this time of year and nearlycarriers. In other words, if and hard surfaces, plastics
everyone catches it. Why oreyou. are carrying a cold . and synthetic , fabrics, on
colds so contagious? Is it possible
to become immune to • Although colds can bevive for long periods of
virus, you are sick yourself . which these viruses can sur-
them? . ' ..'- . transmitted through air. time..
Crimes, Prejudice and the A. The common cold is studies have shown that When infected people
Law, will be held 2:30 p.m. caused by several hundred this is probably not the way 'Sneeze or blow their noses,
Thursday, April 15. different, highly infectious most, colds .are spread. they leave virus-contaminated
nasal mucus on their
Co-sponsored by theviruses. Although many Instead, experts believe mat
Stockton State College have not yet been identified,
it is known that at least
the most common modes of hands. Since few people
Community Human Relations
Council, the Young 30 percent of all colds are
Lawyers Division . of . the caused, by a group of
New Jersey State Bar Association
and me state Bar Rhino Viruses are pro-
viruses called rhino viruses. The most effective way for people to
Foundation, the~ one-hour duced primarily in the nose control the_spread of the common cold
public forum will be telecast
on Ku-band and origi-
is to wash their hands carefully with
and shed in the highest concentrations
in nasal
nate from die- studios of. secretions, although discharge
from the throat can
soap and water after sneezing
NJN, Newark. It will be carried
free of charge to participating
"downlink" sites at
also contain small amounts or blowing their nose
of viruses.
colleges and other schools
across the state.
Stockton will serve as the -
southernmost site for people
wanting to view the
telecast. A local discussion
will follow. For more iriformation,
call 1-800-FREE-
LAW or 652-4204..
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The interfeith conference is designed tobring togetherpeopte of
different belief systems in a noNhreatening, non^xmfrontive manner
Also presenting will be
Rutgers professor Casey
Blood, who holds a doctorate
in physics and
researches the metaphysical
implications of quantum
mechanics. He will speak"
on Sufism, a mid-Eastern
religion considered by some
Bahai, Buddhifecn, Eckankar,
esoteric Christianity, Islam/
Judaism, Native American
tribal practice, the Society
of Friends, Swedenborgianindude
a discussion of historical
perspective, basic
beliefs and places of •worship/participation.
In addition, 20 exhibitors
the holistic arts' and the
environment. The school's
canteeh will be open for
refreshments.. ...
Admission is $2. Weather
permitting, live jazz, folk
and New Age music will be
performed on Lakeside's
outside stage. -
The TSA meets 7:30 pjn.
Tuesdays at Farmington.
Community Church,
Doughty and Maple roads,
Pleasantyille; call 348-6048.
Crowd series ends; Maunday service set
The common cold: fact & fiction
Because there are so
many-different viruses and
because it is possible to be
infected with the same
virus more than once, an
individual's likelihood of
catching one is great.
..Unlike certain other
viruses, viruses that cause'
transmission are hand-tohand
contact with an
infected person and contact
with variety of materials.
These include articles of
clothing, such as handkerchiefs
or tissues that have
been freshly soiled by dis-
: Sat M 5:30P.M.^Vigil of Palm Sunday
3uoday,Holy Eucharist 8 AM • Choral Eucharist 10 AM
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30th STREET and BAY AVENUE
. Father Michael W. Goldberg; Rector .
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wash their hands each time
they sneeze, they can easily
transmit their viruses to
others through everyday
physical contact, such as
shaking hands or exchanging
money or papers.. People
can then contract die
cold* when they'toudi their
Own noses, eyes or mouths
after such-contact with an
infected person.
The most effective way
for. people to control the
spread of the common cold
is to wash their hands careftilly
with soap and water
after sneezing or blowing
their nose. ...'
Studies have shown that
the average period of communicability
extends from
the 24 hours before the
onset of symptoms through
the five days, after the
symptoms have begun. It is
important to note that a
cold is - most . contagious
when, its symptoms are at
their worst.
Adults in the U.S. average
about two to four colds
per year; in children, the
average number is six to
eight colds per year. Males
have slightly more colds
man females up to the age
of adolescence; but, after
that, the. incidence is
slightly higher in females,
most likely because of their
greater exposure to young
children.
Since there is no cure or
vaccine for the many
viruses that cause the common
cold, treatment can
only alleviate the symptoms.
• '-•'••
Decongestants, such. as
pseudoephedrine or phenylpropanolamine,
are the
. most effective treatment for
" nasal congestion. Cough
suppressants containing
dextramethorphan are
effective in controlling
coughs. Antihistamines
decrease sneezing and nasal
discharge, but they often
cause drowsiness.
Some studies have shown
that vitamin C has a mildly
beneficial effect on colds,
both as a preventative and
as a therapy, but most
research has not been able
to establish such a connection.
• Another common folkremedy,
chicken soup, has
recently gained some scientific
support as a treatment
for the symptoms: Sipping
the hot liquid and inhaling
"the steam increases the pro-.
duction qf mucus, thereby
helping the body rid itself
of the virus more quickly.
However, since the same
. was also found to be true of
hot water, any hot liquid
will probably Melp alleviate
some symptoms.
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provided by healthcare provklef*
on the .hospital staff. TheyrUo produce
weekly tsfeviaion shows on
health topic*: 1130 am. Saturday*
and. Sunday* on WMQM-TV 40. and
7:30 p.m. Thursdays on Sammons
Cable channel 2.
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Please call either office or stop by our Ocean City
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Galante is state champ
At 3, this Hornet excels in wrestling
VINELAND — Eight-. tiers, were Jimmy Thomas,
•yejir-olri: Joey Galante gar- Bantam, 65 lbs; Greg Ailsrtered'
four wins here' tin, Junior, 75 lbs.; GoeJFf
Sunday, walking out of .the .Ipuli;, .Junior, 125' lbs.; Vita
high schppl gym as the state Cbnstanline,.Junior80 lbs; '• •
•mini wrestling-ohampion in Fourth place medal win--
thebarttarn,754b?fdivision. ners were Pete 1 Sandberg,
• With a 34-5 season ret- bantam, 60,lbs.; Larry Bouord,
Galante also finished, in tdle, bantam, HWT; Steve
first place at the qualifying 2-ottek, midget, 80 lbs.;
ipeet-, He is a member of tW' Mark Town, junior, 95 lbs.
pepper Township r^orriets. and Mike Yourchisin, inter-
Approximately 35 teams, mediate, 119 lbs; '
primarily from southern The Hornets'coaching
New Jersey, competed ,in staff includes Bob Con.stan-
Sunday*s event. Seventeen . tine,-Jerry Stroh; Bill Bailey,
Upper Township wrestlers .Gary Thomas, Gary Austin,
participated.
Terry Smith and Tony Gal-
Third place medal win- ante. • •
Hornets going to AAU
regionals this weekend
UPPER TOWNSHIP — assisted by Bob Constantine
Several members of the and Bill Mulford:
Green Hornets wrestling .AA.U.QUALIFIERS
team will compete in the Bantam
Amateur Athletic Union ' (Hysin)
regional-championships 1 ' 7Olb *
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- 801 Central Ave;
Ocean City, NJ 08226
.* Rate expressed as current yte&on General Molars 9 1/8% <
preference stock. Price $27.25 as o( 3^93 .
IMPORTANT NOTICE
(Be Flashing: :
in Your Area
Starting April 1,1993, we will begin flushing
inspecting hydrants in Ocean City^
This process will take approximately
two weeks to complete.
When we ar^e working in your area you
may draw some discolored water for a
short time. Just let it run for a while
and it will clear up. Should the problem
persist or any other problem occur,
please contact our business office. .
Every effort will be made to keep any
inconvenience to a minimum, and we
thank you in advance for your cooperation
as we proceed with this necessary program.
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