Apr 1993 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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A6 THESENnNEL-LEDGEtt Ocum City, NJ. Thursday, April 22,1993
in touch with Upper Township Michael stacLcw 628-3307
National Library We*
was celebrated with a special
presentation by Tom-'
mie. Brogan,. storyteller,. at
the Upper Cape Branch of
the Cape May County
Library on Tuesday, April
20. The program was held
during "Storytime." Brogan
played the guitar, sang and
told tales about the environment
' A full-time storyteller,
Brogan likes being with
children and feels kids have
been pverlooked. Specializing
in children's and family
oriented programs, he
blends music with the stories
to .encourage the
•youngsters to use .their'
imaginations ahjj to hold
their interest.
Brogan also believes storytelling
has changed dramatically."
"Years ago you
depended on a storytellers
to pass a tale on, today you
have, to go to.books and less
and less people tell stories,"
• he Said.
Volunteers participatingin
the PTA School Fair in
June should plan to attend'
an organizational meeting 7
p.m. Wednesday, April 28
in the elementary, school
library.
The People's Republican
Organization will hold a
dance Saturday, May 1 at
the American Legion Hall,
Route .50, Tuckahoe. Cock*
tails are" aV p.m.,with dinner
at 7 o'clock.
' A home-cooked meal will
be prepared by American -
Legion
served by local doy Scouts
qualifying for their public
service badges. Dancing
Marmora woman heads PEO Sisterhood
COURT HOUSE — chaplain; and Elinor Hageerty.
Cape May, guard.
Ginna Cranston of Marmora
was installed as president
of the P.E.O. gipup focuses on social,
Organized in 1869. the
Sisterhood, Chapter AQ, philanthropic and educational
endeavors. It supr
here, an international women's
organization dedicated ports its primary goal of,
to promoting education. continuing education
Serving with Cranston
will be Karen Buesing,
Court House, vice president;
Sue Hetrick, Marmora,
recording secretary,
Judy, Osbourn, Court
House, corresponding^ secretary,
Roxann StulL Ocean
City, treasurer; Arlene
Ostrander, Wild wood.
through scholarships, loans
and grants. Funds are
raised to support these
efforts through several projects.
Since 1927, the P.E.O. Sisterhood
has owned and
supported Cottey College, S
fully accredited-liberal arts
institution at Nevada, Mo.
On a local level, the orga-
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nization provides scholarships
for people in need to
further their education and
for international students, a
scholar award for members
and a loan program.
In. other matters, Cranston
and Hetrick will be the
chapter's delegates to the
1993 New Jersey State Convention
May 7-% in Somerset.
Also, chapter members
and friends wilLattend the
May 2 South Jersey Symphony
all-brass conoert at
the new Performing Arts
Center here.
Members' accomplishments
include Cranston's
recent completion of a
course-for a nursing home
administrator's license.
Another member, Terri
Brennan, an Ocean City
High School Spanish teacher,
has been nominated for
a state-level .award and has
been listed in the VWjoi Who
Among American Teachers.
will follow with music provided
by a DJ.
All.are welcome and tick*,
PUBU
UPPER TOWNSHIP — ing about $1.3 million. : Tuckahoe to comply with ($27£6o); purchase of rqad
Th«*. Township Committee The budget once again federal handicapped-access equipment ($22,600) and
ets are. $12.50. Call Peg is scheduled to hold the calls for ho local purpose requirements, the. govern- reconstruction of roads,
Fleming, 390-3131 or. Uz public hearing on its $8:5 tax. The township's prime ing body opted to go for a. ($20,000). . . . .
Jeffers at 390-1846 for reservations.
million budget for 1993 revenue source, thfr gross hew facility in Petersburg. The township .^ ••'Join ^ ;
in celebrating
National Volunteer Week,
ApriH8-24!
'••""•.'..- Moving a patient to Radiology. .
Helping visitors find their way.
Bringing mom and her new baby to the front door.
• "Keeping families up4o-date on surgery patients.
. " Offering bedside snacks and gifts.
Raising funds through the Et CeUra Shop and the Cheeri Corner.
iT.tBurdetteTomlih Memorial Hospital,
the days of every volunteer and auxilian
are filled with help and kindness.
Andwe.are filled with thanks to them for their^eherosity of spirit.
Leadership. Qualify Value. .
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
New hall Winded in Upper budget
Monday. The proposed receipts and franchise taxes \Funding.' for the new tion to me school district
1993 spending, plan it receives as host comm* township hall represents was increased; from $1,2
includes over onAalf mU- nity for Atlantic Electric's the bulk of the -proposed irdllionto $1.5 million for
lion dollars in funding for a generatingstation, grew $935,900 capital budget, the 1993-94 school year,
new municipal building from an' anticipated $4.2 Other capital items include: This restores/some of what
and a $300,000 hike in its million to about $4.8 mil- renovation of1? istorical the school district-lost last
donation tothe local school lion last year. . buildings (primarily the year, when the. governing
district
With the extra funds, Tuckahoe Junction railroad body reduced the donation
The proposed $8,483,525 .township xrfBdals dedded. station ($100,000); purchase to make up for lost gross
spending plan is up tofund capital improve- of ambulance for the Rescue receipts funds,
roughly $1.85 million over ments with current appro- Squad ($70,000); renovation The budget hearing will
the current budget. The priations. After weighing of public works garage be during the committee's
committee is also budgeting the drawbacks of renovat- ($45,500); construction of regular meeting-at 4 pjn.
about $3.08 million of the ing and expanding its exist- dog shelter ($30,000); recre- Monday, April 26 at the
$4.4 million surplus, leav- ing township hall in ation . improvements Township Hall in Tucka-
Upper Township
school lunches
MIDDLE SCHOOL MENU
APR.SM0
- Th» Mkkto School lunch menu
includes a choice of bra plotters. .
Salad bar and peanut butler and
Jely sandwich lunches are available
daiy as a third entre* choice
MONDAY
Platter No. 1 — Sieak sandwich on
a torpedo rol
' Putter No. 2 — Chicken ate King
over noodles, .mixed vegetables, pear
chunks, Dixie cup, mlk
TUESDAY
Platter No. 1 — Mtatball sub
w/sauce
PUtter No. 2 — Bologna ftcheese
sandwich, French fries, chlled peaches,
mlk
WEDNESDAY