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A6 cTHESENVNEL-LEDGER Ckman City, H.J. Thursday, April 29,1993 One-iiiird of twp. school board changes over; Boriss is chosen as president By BRIAN GOONEY 'Sentinel-LedgerStart; . UPPER TOWNSHIP — • ' "Tlhree ;new •members- and one inr^ May Bready the board's regular meeting date, with a starting time of 7 p.m. Meetings, are usually held in the middle school library. • • • " Carroll A. Bailey was re-appointed as treasurer of school monies. •' • Official depositories named were: First Fidelity/' FNB of Tuckahoe, Coilec-, tiye Federal Savings Bank, .'. Continental Bank, Citizens .United,'National- Westminster Bank SJ, Sturdy Savings : & Loan, and Howard Savings wijth First Fidelity primary., • • - ' • Official newspapers appointed were: The Cape' Herald/Township Times and- The Press of Atlantic Gty as primaries, with The Sentinel-Ledger, and Gazette- Leader utilized as "the need arises. •...".- • • The firms of Ford, Scott, Seidenburg & Kennedy was re-appointed as.auditors, while the firm of Megargee, Youngblood, Franklin & Corcoran PA of Pleasantville were re-appoii\ted as solicitors. thanks at budget hearing significantly over last purchase from Edmunds & munt Paving Inc. o£ He added chat there Associates of Northfield Millville. a lot of waste in thewas approved. All the •• The committee agreed budget, and that it should offices in the Township Hall to approve the beach area be looked at again. are going onto this net-just north of Putnam Ave.- While he was hot ' worked system, according opposed to anew township to Township Clerk Barbara hall, a $550,000 line item in .Camp, which was a recommendation from its audi- the capital budget and one of the main reasons for the tors. The old .computer spending hike, Houdart system is being sold for claimed that the amount $11,000. budgeted was much greater • A $14,777 bid for than he had originally been reconstruction of New Jersey, Pennsylvania and told, which was $300,000. Township officials disputed Houdart's figure, hoe was awarded to Eas- Chaucer avenues in Tucka- adding- that at .present architects were being inter- . viewed for the project and LOWER TOWNSHIP — no firm plans or cost estimates were in' place. TheMarshallville School will The formal dedication of the be •~hali : milli6n-doHar figure proposed was one .township officials felt more comfortable with, considering the size of the project. Donald Bergus of the • Strathmere Volunteer Fire Company thanked the committee for its continued contributions to the volunteer emergency services. In other business: • A $70,000. computer r i i 1 E u I I I I L nue in.Strathmere as a catamaran beach. The governing body had considered not having a catamaran beach this year since erosion is so great in the area that the crafts could be swept away in high tides. The ; township allows roughly eight catamarans to be moored there. Marshallville school dedication Saturday through eighth-grade children well into the 20th Century. part of the activities at 11 Impact students from ajn. Saturday, May 1 at His- : Upper Township; led by toxic Cold Spring Village instructor Lynn Lothian, will here. ••__ sing and recite - an original The Marshallville School, poem. The children will circa 1840, was moved in ''flower the village" by. planting spring flowers in the 1860 to a site near the small town of Marshallville, a beds prepared by the Friends of Upper Township, of Cold Spring Village. • one-story, one-room frame building with cedar shingle roof was one of three schools serving the kindergarten [Recycle this newspaper J ; All Repairs On Any (1) One Appliance $0095 YouPay flaw Coupon must be presented at time d repairs ULMER'S Appliance Sb/v/ce 3130 ASBURY AVE. OCEAN CITY 399-4398 M'MMMMW COUP Central Air Conditioning Special (Nine point check) ' : • Remove Cover • Clean oul debris (leaves, etc.) • Wash outdoor coils • Check fuses • Check Freon (adct up to 2 lbs.) • Clean Air Filters •Check Electronic Air Filter , • •: • •Oil Motor $ 'A MQK* ' Inspector any storm damage •Do»«no«lndud.wind»ur«. RooJmoont.,^ N.J.S.L8403 399-5346 Explrt* 5/30/83 M^^teiiîffiii^l^Si^âteiitei^îî^ NOW OPEN RETAIL SHOWROOM 3301 Asbury Ave., Ocean City INSTALLATION SALES • Faucets Washers Water Heaters SERVICE* Sinks Toilets & Parts Moen Grohe Delta Tempstar. Am. Standard Bradford White Honeywell COUPON •• «. •, — _ « Custom Blinds Gary Twiggs 624-1093 A> - 6 ° 0 WINDOW COVERINGS Verticals * Duettes * Minis & Micros *• Woven Woods * Soil Light Shades Wood Blinds * Wood Shutters'* Specialty Blind- F r e e S h o o Ar llon.v. Si-rv^•;•;•• T I I i o ~ar o I I Thursday, April 29,1993 Ocean City, N.J. . THE SENTINEL-LEDGER A7 Despite defeat, Hughes sees portions of jobs bill spurring construction industry By BRIAN GOONEY ploymejit benefits. Sentinst-Lsdger Staff In'an interview Tuesday, WASHINGTON 4. U.S. Hughes said that plans, are Rep. BUI Hughes, P-2rid, being developed to irfdude expressed hope Uiat portions of the $16 billion ecoy in other bills. The Ocean some parts of the package' nomic stimulus bill, which City congressman said that Was all but defeated in thehe would like to see-the $4 Senate Last week, may bebillion in. infrastructure revived in other legislation. improvements for highr The stimulus billwas' &yB and public s billwas Z y uS ,?. ?& defeated Wednesday when ^ u g tadt * a? ng With $1 ° the Senate yielded ed to a ^°" to croate summer , Republic*/ filibuster* jobs for the nation's youth. approving only $4 billion to "I think most people pay for extended unem- understand tha't unemploy- ment benefits, while impor- Clintoh. tant» really,don't leave anything,bnce.the money is spent," Hughes said. With only ,56" Democratic, senators, and ho Republicans joining them', the Dernoqrats were unable to raise the 60 votes needed to shut off -debate and bring the measure to a vote. GOP lawmakers had derided the package as a . pork-barrel spending bill, this represents the first major? legislative defeat for-'President MRHS members join; Lindenbaum again president UNWOOD — One new and two returning school board members were sworn in at the Mainland Regional High School Board of Education reorganization meeting Monday. Incumbents Randy Knowles of Northfield and John Medica of Somers Point were returned to the outgoing Northfield representative Leo Barone. In other reorganization, business, Lesser Linden** baum of Somers Point was re-elected to his third term as board president, while board member Melvin Clarke, also of Somers Point, was selected as vice president. There were no other board in last week's school nominations election, while newcomer board post, and the vote Benjamin H. Sooy HI was was 8-1, with Knowles the elected to fill the seat of sole vote against Lindenbaum. "I don't know if. it (the re-election) was done as. a vote of confidence or a form of punishment," lindenbaum said at the meeting. "Only time will tell." He also urged the board members to focus on "education, not confrontation" over the next year. The board also, for - the topdiscussed a weekend retreat in the coming months to set goals for the1993-94 school year. in touch with the mainland Karen Bruno 927-5892 . The much-awaited • presentation of The Music Man will take place at 7:30 p.m. today (Thursday) and tomorrow at Jordan Road School in Somers Point. The production is directed by Rich McMahon and Kim Palomo and features children in fourth through sixth grades. The cost is $5 for adults and $2 for children. Call Nick Regina at 927- 5253 for tickets. The annual trip to Gettysburg sponsored by thePolice Department's under- benefit the Somers .Point -Somers Point! Community water rescue" team.- Call Education and Recreation 927-2906 for more information. -..-•- Program will take place Sat-, urday, May X The bus leaves from the Egg Harbor . Township Municipal Building at 7 a.m. and departs from Gettysburg at 6. p.m. Call 927-5253 for.more Information The Somers Point Rotary Club 14th annual Sav-Alife Golf Tournament at the Create Bay Country Club will take place Saturday, May 1. The shotgun start is at 8:30 a.m. The $75 donation fee includes buffet lunch, green fees, cart fees and golf prizes. Prizes will be awarded for combined calloway low gross, 1st through 10th low net, longest drive, nearest to the pin and on the green. Proceeds Attention shoppers! Christ Church of Somers Point is holding a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow (April -30) and 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, RETIREMENT SALE The Scott Burman Family and the staff arc proud to announce the : "".- 31st Anniversary of McHENRY'S STATIONERY STORE in OCEAN CITY . We will celebrate with a Retirement Sale of all the in stock items dunng the month of May with discounts up to 50%.; (£ash,& Carry Only • Sorry No Charges) '. TheFINALDAYOFBUSINESSwillbe May 28th, 1993 : We want to thank our many friends and customers for their patronage and . •.. support through the years. 326 Atlantic Ave., Ocean City 609 399-0711 , •; • Attention Mothers: Spring Sale on '•• Baby Shoe Bronzing • . :2 Weeks Ouly? Now is the lime to save 20ôn hron/ing babV's prtcioils sluit-s. Wilh vver> ailonihle stuff ami crease preserved in solid incial, N)k'l>i
A8 THES£NUNEL-L£DGER Ocean CJty, N.J. Thursday, April 29,1983 Obituaries more on page B4 ->. J. Gladys Willetts, 78 Margaret Gartner, 94 GLENMORE. Pa. —•]. Gladys vyUletts, 78, formerly of Scullville, died April 26 at the "Brandywihe Hospital and Trauma Center, Coatesville, Pa. • ••'' ''Mrs. Willetts.was a seamstress and worked at Hickory. House Nursing Home since 1971. . '' Bom in Lyndhurst. she attended the Atlantic City Vocational School and lived iri Scullville for rnany years before • moving to Pennsylvania in 1952. • • . ••'•.•'• ' •'" Surviving are five daughters, G : . Louise Webster 6f Chalforit, Pa., Helen M. Masbn of Pleasantyille, Judith E. Bradley of Havertowrj, Pa.* Sally A. Ottaviano.of Churchyille, ^Pa., and Jean K. Stott of Narvon, Pa.; one brother, W. Gilbert Mill of Seiners Point; one sister; Myrtle R. Jarvis of 'Linwood; 14 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Services will be 11 a.m. Thursday (today) at the Asbury United Methodist Church, Asbury and Zion roads, English Creek. Burial will be in Asbury United Methodise Cemetery, English. Creek . • Grace Fugee, 65 OCEAN CITY—Grace L. Fugee, 65, of this resort died April 28 in Shore Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Fugee was the manager of Fugee Locksmith in - Ocean City and Somers Point for many years. . Bom in Philadelphia,, she was an .area resident for most of her life^ She was past matron of Ocean City Chapter No. 83 Order of the Eastern Star of New Jersey, a member of Rebecca's in Ocean Qty and St. Peter's United Methodist Church, Ocean City. Surviving are a son; Edward H. Jr., Cardiff; three daughters, Gail Warren, Ocean City, Michelle Chinnid, Sacramento, Calif., and Sandra Callinan, Littleton, NH: two sisters;. Malvina Burdette, Ocean City, Myrtle Doka, Millville; eleven grandchildren and one great-grandsgprs Services will be 11 a.m. Monday at the Godfrey Funeral Home, 809 Central Avenue, Ocean City. Friends may call from 10 ajn. until time of service. Burial will follow in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Millville, NJ. Memorial contributions may be sent to Shore Memorial Hospital, New York Avenue, Somers Point, N.J. 08244. SPINNING WHEEL FLOWER SHOP Ocean City's Family Florist IT'S FEEDING TIME"! MARKVIDETTO 858 Asbury Aye. Ocean City, NJ 398-1157 3336 West Ave. Ocean City, NJ 398-1333 OCEAN CITY PARKING METERS IN EFFECT STARTING SAT., MAY 1st HEALTHY HUMOR! Doc; "Have any scam? Dave: "No. only the one I'm smoking.* " ' Dabble wasnt athletic and couldn't swim a stroke, but - she knew every dive in town. Hetny» gpeeches y« most— refreshing. The audience always teels good when they wakeyp. • . • ••• If you can't hear a pin drop, there must be something wrong with your bowling ' skills • . .•• " Henry •*Bud" Knight . - , • '• My doctor Is threatening me. He says if I don't respond to his treatment, he'll-'flnd someone who will. TRY US 1st!! LET OUR EXPERIENCE SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH Pharmacy and Video 8th and Wesley Ave n Ocean City 4l&:.:£,399-5555.. - •••': : - : C-W-tDS ACCI:VI'Eli OCEAN CITY — MargareMSchnaebeie) Gartner. 94. of this, resort died April 27 at her residence. . She was an Ocean City resicjent for 68 years- . ' .•'• Surviving are her daughter/Peggy Mcfcee' of .Ocean Qty; two grandchildren, Margaret and John McKee;.four'great grandchildren; and her niece, Louise Cotton." . ' ./ Services will be 1:30 p.m. Friday from the Abbey of Hills Cemetery, 1701 East Washington Lane, Philadelphia.. Arrangements', are by Mann Funeral Home; 'Philadelphia. ••.. .'•. . v .. • :. •••' •••: •.'•;•••.; •. : ..-'_ Ann Nevin Kopp OCEAN CITY — Ann Nevin (Nancy) Kopp of Radnor, Pa. and this resort died April 25 after a brief illness. Bom and raised in Philadelphia, she attended Frankford High School and graduated from Drexel University. She taught briefly at Springfield Montgomery County High School and was head varsity women's tennis coach at Drexel University for 1Q years. She exhibited in craft shows over the years, receiving acclaim for her work and spawning a business venture — "The Basketworks." She was a member of St Martin's Episcopal Church and The Merion Cricket dub; She is survived by her husband, William Kopp, her two sons, Kevin and Jeff; one'grandson; two sisters; and three nephews, v ' Funeral serenes and internment were private: Contributions in her memory can be made to the John R. Nevin, Memorial Fund, c/o Mrs. Anne Malek, Frankford High School, Oxford and Wakeling Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. 19124. Eugene Wallace, 81 MILLVILLE — Eugene H. Wallace, 81, of this dry, died April 26 at home. • { • •• A retired parts department clerk for Gratz Chevrolet in Millville,. Mr. Wallace worked for the Cumberland County Office on Aging after his retirement. A professional photographer, he owned Wallace's Tropic- Aquarium in Bridgeton and raised parakeets for sale and show. '. He was a member of St. Andrew's Episcopal- Church, Bridgeton, where he served on the finance committee and as an usher and lector. •'.••_ - He was .a member of Shekinah Lodge.58 of the Masons* and of American Legion Post 82. Bom in Millville, he lived there most of his life. ' Surviving are his wife, Eleanor; a daughter, Sylvia Lurry of Eastville, Va.; six stepdaughters, Carol Clifton and Martha Fairhurst; both of Millville, Virgina Nash of Tampa, Fla., Dorothy,Johnson of Evanston, HI., Roberta Hartley of Tuckahoe and Barbara Hoffman of Greenfield; 20 grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren. • Services will be 11:30 aan. Friday at St. Andrew's Episco- GEORGE NEWELL PAINTING/PAPERHANGING 25 DeF^tjaiie Somers Point, NJ 08244 [609)926-1639 ovementAssoc. (S.O.CLA. - formerly Cedar Beach Assoc) General Membership Meeting (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC) Friday, May 7th- 7:30 P.M Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Hall 40th St and Asbury Ave v Ocean City Mayor Knight and members of City Council wilbe present to answer questions on beach replenishment for the South End and questions about : the 59th St. Pier. ALL YOU NEED NOW ISA COFFEE MACHINE. The Konica 1112 Copier can perform all the- copying taokts you cbuld ask for in a small copier, except make the coffee So give" us a call and'see what's brewing . Standard Features. . •1.2 Copies-Pei-Minute User-Adjustable Paper Tray . . • Sheet Bypass . ' ' Book Copying • AUTHORIZED * Simplified Toner Module Options System . • . , _ •- COPIER ; •'• Exposure- Copirol Mini-Stand OEALER Universal PaperTray per month 3 Years FREE Service & Supplies • Bued on136 monthi Lease Purchue • Free Service & Supplies for 36 mps. or 36,000 popiei whichever comet tint. •SERWCem OUR SPECIALTY* a^^.Tgff-Fvîrer.FyiByL-^TJ.TiT pal Qhurch, Bridgeton. Entombment will' be in Greenwood Memorial Park, Miilyille. •''•'••• . . _1 Friends rnay call 9 to 10:30 a.rri. Friday at Rocap Shannon Memorial Funeral Home, Millville, where.a Masonic service willfce held at 9a.m. " . . • ' ;. Contributions may be made to the Cumberland County Hospice Prograin, 2057 W. Landis.Ave'., Vine^hd, N.J! .08360; or the Millville Rescue Squad, Columbia and Bran- • driffavenues. MiUvilie,NJ. 08332. ; .; Dorothy Murphy QCEAN CTTY — DOTofty L. Murphy of this resort died April 27.at Shore Memorial' Hospital, Somers Point. Mrs. Murphy was corresponding secretary of the Hotel and Motel Association of Ocean City and a member of the Colony Club of" Ocean City. . " Bom in New York, she lived in Havertovm, Pa.^-before moving to Ocean Gty 25 years agd . - She is survived by two daughters, Sharon of Palin Springs, Calif., and Gem of Farmington; and four grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 a.m. Friday at Our Lady of Good Counsel Roman Catholic Church, 40th Street and Asbury Avenue, Ocean City. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Yeadon, Pa. Arrangements are by the Chester J. Wimberg Funeral Home of Ocean Gty,- : : Donations may be made to the Ocean Gty Rescue Squadj 1501 West Ave., Ocean City, N.J. 08226. " Howard Tomlin, 76 - TUCKAHOE — HoWard M. Tomlin, 76, of this section of Upper Township died April 27 at home. Mr. Tomlin was retired from the Pettinos Sand Co. in Port Elizabeth, where he worked for 40 years. He was a member of the National Rifle Association and the South Millville Gun Club. Bom in Port Elizabeth, he resided in Tuckahoe for 27 years. . Surviving are his companion, Bertha Migliacdo r with whom he lived; two sons, Howard Jr. of Port Elizabeth and Wayne of Cumberland; two daughters, Florence Mori of Millville and Dawn Magee of Port Norris; three brothers, Ralph and Les, both of Millville and Ed of Philadelphia, three sisters, Florence Cox of Stuart, Fla., Edna' Chew of Port Norris and Mary Levich of Millville; two stepsons, James Migliacdo of Linwood and Allen Migliacdo of Rome, N.Y.; three stepdaughters, Eleanor Gaskill of Boise, Idaho, Nancy Shaffor of Northfield and Linda Madara of Dorothy; 21 grandchildren; and 11 greatgrandchildren.. -'... Services will be 8 p.m. Saturday at the Langley Funeral Home, 2315 Main St., Tuckahoe, where friends may call .from7p.m. .-. • . • •. ". Donations may be made to the New Jersey Division of the American Cancer Society Inc., 2030 S. Shore Road, Seaville, N.J. 08230. " • "We Do Windows" Residential Window Washing • Power Washing 399-0103 References Available • We're Local Custom Cedar Chain Link VINYL FENCING 719 Haven Ave., Ocean City, Ph. 399-8288 • " ••' : -_. - Providing • InterPsych wssss? Associates "cSSfi^ 1-600-289-2535 : A "£gg?* Providing . . A Comprehensive Array of Services Traatrnant toe Drug* Alcohol Abua* " • CoupUaa. FyrriSaa. Oroi«» Counting 4 PtychoMmpy • vocational Counting • Spadal^ Program forCMdran and Molaaoafit* . • . Day, Evening and Saturday Appointments Lihwood and Ocean City, New jersey General Motors Preference Stock 8.40 Yield .Investing in securities may be one of the best ways • to Help your money grow. At Wheat, we make . it a habit of keeping in touch With the latest developments and trends in the • securities marketplace. For a free copy of our report on • ' General Motors Co., . c a l l : '•• " ••'•.••" E. Terrence Keenan • Financial Consultant • ' ' " .•• 609-39£M5€iOO • 80086(^99031 or mail in the coupon bdow. .«.«W..UJ....«..»......r«..M.........MA...H.H,.».» • 801 Central Ave. " Oc&m City, NJ 08226 First Securities uraM*j»«AliaciibuvmMWC • ' . . *„ .- QPtrae und me information about General Motors Co. '•„, Qty/Satr/Zlp. i m currant Light soup lunches are Wednesdays at St. John -OCEAN CITY.— St John Lutheran' Church . will* host •Wednesday Lunches" at the church, 10m" and Central beginning at nomvMay 5. . 'These light ."soup" lunches will be offered .free of charge to all who 1 may otherwise be alone and would like an opportunity to sit and eat With others. - • - It would be a courtesy if guests would call and tell the soup makers they're coming,' but reservations are not necessary. business briefs The Rev. Albert E. Alspach, church pastor, -said these luncheons will be served for four to six weeks, in order ip see if there is any interest ., _ •, *If there is a need, then we will offer them again in the fajl and throughput the winter- We just thought there may. be some people, who would enjoy a light lunch in pleasant surroundings and in the company of others." For more information, call the church at 39*0798. Dougherty-OlsonRealEstate in Marmora has announced the 1992 Million Dollar Sales Club recipients. From left to right, they are Margaret Shelton. Darlene Geary, Gertrude Dean, Anne Gallagher, who were recently recognized at the Cape May County Board Realtors annual awards night. . COGGINS APPOINTED TO FED. COUNCIL OCEAN CITY — Coastal Philadelphia to^serve a Bank Business Council two-year term on the Federal Reserve System's small member Arleen Coggins was recently appointed by business/agriculture advisory council. the Federal Reserve Bank of SCHOPPY CELEBRATES ' A local resident,- Mrs. 70TH ANNIVERSARY Coggins is secretary/treasurer of Coggins LINWOOD — William Waste Schoppy Trophy Company Management, Inc. of mis community is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year. •. In business since 1923, Schoppy Trophy is a thirdgeneration family business^ —It is also flie. official supplier of Miss America trophies and crowns. PAYING TOO MUCH! Offset The Future Rise In Energy Cost. Refinance NOW LOWER Your Monthly Mortgage Payment And Save . Thousands of $$$ SHALLCROSS MORTGAGE For More Info, Call Linda D'Agostino 399-3159 TOO LATE; TO CLASSIFY 2 BORM APT YEARLY - Fhtt ttoor. 1 bath, now hot water gas hsat tront porch, parking 1 car, calling tana, wM. S62S rnon plu* utllaaV 1 Vi mon aaeurhy. Ranlal March. CaH 308-2528 avary day aacaptTua. •• • CALL US FOR EVERYTHING - Oaahup, palm-up, fbc-up. Palndng a aptdaan- Ing ourtpadalty. Alto pick up A dallvary. CaliLorralno or Michael. Ratable, yearround rasUanta. 16 yearn axpatianea. 308-5427 or 927-1862. COMPLETE KITCHEN - Oak eabbiet, XT atoc range. Is^dlahwacher, (Mlnleaa sink I kwcat, QXt. refrtg. Wand counler w/cebkiet a itoola. Excellent condition |15OO.Caa'301-83SOar228-31OO. GENERAL SECRETAHY - Full tlmo pot>tkxi. must ba willing lo work Satiaday* and two waning*. Call Carol or Roseanna, B27-S4. a. HELP WANTED - Busy Insurance agency needs kill Urne or part ime help. Eipsrlence prahnad. Reply to Box 3B2, The Sentinel-Ledger. 112 E. 8th Street, Ocean City. NJ., 08228,' ITEMS FOR SALE - Elecvlc range w/ • asH-deanlng oven and matching relngeralor/freezar, all In excellent condition. $75 torboth, 3610 Contral Ave. O.C., 3884827. . '. KMG SIZE BOOM SET • Italian provincial. Call 388-1712.' . ' MAMTENANCE PERSON - ParUme. repair scrsens,yard work 4 pelnt 308- 4508. • . • • " • . O.C. APT - At broadwalk & beach. 1 bdrm. hm. yearly,' $525 mon ulila Ind. . Call38»4508. OCEAN CITY - Four Seasons condo, 34th St area. 1 bdrm. 1 bain, $595 mon Ind heat, hot water A cooking gas. 008- 871-0321. QUEEN SIZE SOFA - Sleeper. $75. Can be seen In O.C. but can Srst, 001-7740. WANTED - Experienced.grid man tor breakfast and lunch. Call 309-8105. W --V-^- MJEMORIAL HOSPITAL and WCMC radio present . Cardiologist • MithaelBoriss, a6.,FACC. talks with- .;. . . Andrew W.Melchiorre American Lung Association Trained Facilitator This week's topic "FREEPOM FROM SMOKING* MAY 3 AND 5 • : m. •• ••....".:•••.>.».. V' f> SCHOOL BUDGETS (continued from page 1) • -•. UpJ)erTQwriship ! Upper Township's spend- Ing.plan Wa?. only onTfif'ii Cape May Gourity school budgets to fail at the polls, . the other two being Stone .Harbor and Woodbine. Votere rejected tKe $18.6 mil- ,lion budget by -a total of. > 726-585. The spending "plan called for about a 6-cent school tax. hike to^83 cents per $100 assessed valuation. The school board and Township Committee have tentatively agreed to meet 'on Wednesday, May 5, at Townhte Hall in Tuck,- worked out. ' they don't have to take off. wofk and more "interested members of the public can attend. Tne committee is advertising it as one of their public meetings. At Monday 7 s meeting of the governing body, Township Committeeman David Bucdarelli said he couldn't understand why the school board hadn't adhered to its mendations concerning line item cuts and redistributions before the budget was adopted. - Mayor Louis DiLuzio has also said that the school board should have made a greater effort to curb spending, especially since the governing body boosted its contribution of receipts tax revenue offs for. non-tenured school the board approve/making contract offers to the districes tenured and non-ten-. ured staff members and About 80 non-tenured employees, including teachers, custodians, cafeteria workers, bus drivers and some, administrators, had received notices late last month saying that their contracts would not be renewed until school officials knew, what, if any, budget cut's would have to be made-The district is con- tractually obligated io notify staff members of pfls- «bV layoffs, So tho notices ^re sent as a precaubonaj T move - . " ' r ..The vbte.Tuesday on the contract offers for non-ten-, ured positions drew some opposition. Board member William Cummings said; 'that the board should wait until it discussed the failed budget with the Township Committee before approving hirings for the following school year. He was joined by members. Robert Novak and Daniel Bready. B d m b rt majority to approve the contract offers, ol V j * reofgaruzabon and regular m -f bn S T*A*X, including a large, number of school employeerconcernea about ^^ fate for the coming 1 y . Sonie of -the areas the boards finance committee recommended for cuts prior ^^he- bud g et te include non-instructional equipm^. •&»»«« for athletics ^ d fl^d taps, scaling back the athletic program to one Sotners Point ' No date has been set yet for discussing the Somers ex pected to come up at last called for an Mainland Regional >At Mainland g , where budget failures are a virtual n-adition, the school JtxwdlwilLmeet with, the governing bodies of Somers Point, Linwood and Northfield at 7 p.m- Wednesday, May 5 in the school library. The regional school district budget has not gained voter approval since the rrid-1980s, and few board members predicted a break in the losing streak even at the budget's public hearing earlier this month. RED DOG SALON 97 Route ^0, Seaville (1 MiU» West of Seaville Acm«) QUALITY PROFESSIONAL GROOMING ly Carol Shute - formerly df Ocean City ATV •• . ' ALL BREEDS •J|,|{ Tues. -Sat. by appointment' 390-2656 BICYCLE RENTALS ANY SIZE • ANY AGE Sf Bike Repairs & Parts New Bike Sales \M Brand Names Discounted 1 OCEAN CITY 21 BICYCLE CENTER *• 8th & Atlantic Ave • 399-5550 R\/R(]RHK\/finuHR OR TEETH ARE IMPORTANT TO BODY HEALTH If missing teeth are not replaced, food cannot be chewed properly and stomach troubles begin, Decaying roots can throw pus into the.' system, leading to rheumatic problems. Aii overextended or loose fitting denture can be so irritating that continuous pain can occur. Have you visited your dentist recently? If not, you would be very wise to check your teeth sooa~.We carry a complete stock of helpful dental aids. f> 9 W* wtlcom* nautMU/ordtUHfy Mtnic* PAAO. PAID. PCS. MedcsOd. Blue Cnm Hmttx Cwd. HPS PiutNPA. RMMPia8«V.USHMttKW*,HMa lottwrpiMerlpiionplmaoMpM. The MRHS spending plan ,was one' of".eight Atlantic' •• The week of May. 3-7- is County school budgets' to teacher. Appreciation fail in .the''April 30.- school election, including the.Sgmers Point school district,- •while nine other .districts; won approval. The $11.9 million school' budget was overwhelmingly rejected by Voters in a 1,022-653 decision. The spending plan would have increased the regional, school tax rate by 4 cents in Somers. Point and' 1"cent in- Linwood, while Northfield property owners would,, have had a 2-cent decrease. . Budget session's over the last two years have been "less acrimonious than earlier get-togethers, since MRHS Board President Lesser Lindenbaum and a contingent of the board have favored scaling back school, spending and administrative costs. This year, however, lin- 'denbaum has said that the budget, package- is tight, and that he didn't see anywhere to make major cuts Without affecting school programs. The board' president added that proposed regional school tax increases are partly attributable "to revenue shortfalls because of problems the cities are having collecting taxes. -He did say he was "willing to"hear the dues' proposals before taking a "position. ...., ._.—' — Brian Goohey "CAPE MAY — Area residents responded to the recent American Cancer Society telethon with pledges of $363). . The. April 17 event was televised from noon till pastmidnight on WMGM-TV. Hosts included Channel 40, WOND, and WMGM radio personalities. Mr.' arid Mrs. l a Roy Gillian, Rosemary McConnelL Brian Conover in tOUCh With Upper Twp. Michael S^nicki628-3307 Week in Upper Township schools. Please take time out during the Week to honor fhese 1 dedicated men and .women who spend long, hours working with our children, preparing them for the future. ° The PTA Executive Board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 3 in the middle school. . the PTA is searching for volunteers to assist at the PTA School Fair on Saturday, June 5. Please, consider donating a few 1 hours. of your time. " • - . The Boy Scouts of American, Baysea District, will, hold their 10th annual Boypower Dinner at 6:30 pirn. Tuesday, May 4 in the Windrift Resort Motel, 79th Street, A valon. Steve Levy, Philadelphia, television anchor and reporter, will be guest speaker. Levy has performed various broadcasting duties in the Philadelphia area since 1974: . ; . Guests are requested to make'a $100 donation. All .proceeds benefit the Baysea brid year. For ,reserva,faons day, May.20 in the jmiddle or information, please call • school library. • '•' *• tew Tozour at 390-3400, '-^—. ^-^ >~——~~ ; ' The Diabetic Support The Upper Township Group which meets at the Recreation Department has. Upper Towhship.Senior scheduled the following- Citizens , Center has Coaching Certification changedjtsnormalmeeting Clinics: Tuesday, Ma/ l'8, •' date? for 'the next two Thursday, May 20 and months. •(May and June). Thursday, June 10. The pro- The group will meet at 1 grams will be held at the- P- m - on Ma Y ^ instead of middle school, with Frist . the normal firs"t Tuesday. Year Basic, and Second Year Sport Specific beginning at 7" p.m. ".Third Year Sport Specific Starts at 7:30 p.m; District, Southern. New Jersey Council of the Boywho have made the honor barrier-island community Scouts of America. Russell roll (or have demonstrated equivalent excellence), at thenlocal schools, at any time dur- and Warren Buckingham,, owners of the Windrif t, will ing the 1992-93 academic host the event for the sec-year are eligible to receive a ill telethon and Paul Robinson anchored the entertainment portions of the broadcast Many local residents participated as volunteers, answering telephones, performing for the camera, and in roles behind the scene ' Pledges should be mailed to the American .Cancer Society KCape May County Unit, P.O. Box 395, Ocean View, NJ08230-0395. -ATLANTIC ORAL &MAXILLOFACIAL T^~~ ASSOCIATES ARTHUR J. DINICK, D.D.S.,MS. BRADFORD S. JUNGELS, D.M.D. VINCENT D. DINICK, D.M.D., M.D. •EXTRACnONS/IMPACTIONS/GENERAL ANESTHESIA TMJ/ORTHODONTIC . DENTAL IMPLANTS AFFORDABLE SOLUTION FOR TOOTH REPLACEMENT ..'. - AUICasino Insurance Assignments Accepted. • { Local ^/Family Health Plan/US H«silthcar« 3121 Atlantic Ave." ATLANTIC CrrY. NJ 08401 Island lousiness Evolutions \^j Inc. 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