Apr 1993 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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A1B THE SENTINEL-LEDGER _pce»naty, N.J.. Thursday. April 28.1983
Burglary report leads to arrest of fugitives; many charges ex
The two officersjetilmed.,- According to authorities,
.to the ' station; Kennedy '' the tWtf"would rent a prop-
said, and checked the computers.
They found out a crime spree, then move
ertyior a week, embark on
Yuson was wanted . iri
Hawaii and Florida. , •/
The officers returned 'to
SEA ISLE CITY — TwoYuson, 31, and jay J. Hur-' placed in Cape May County
fugitives from Hawaii were ley, 27, both of Honolulu, jail on $10O,Oqp bail each,
•arrested-earlier this mbnth, according to Det: Sgt. Wil- According to the police,
and police say stolen property,
guns and bags full of parole.violator and Hurley .report' a burglary. Sgt,
Uam Kennedy.' Yuson. is a. Yuson 1 . called .police to
amnvunition were recovered
from ah.apartment on Kennedy, said. They were- James Burke responded to
escaped from prison, Michael Lafkih and Ptl.
34th Street. .
arrested td on stolen-property tl the .f?H ll but became suspi-i
.Arrested were Morris B.' charges and both Were
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TRENTON — Many p
-pie,' particularly serrior citizens,
s«e more than, one
doctor, take more than one
prescription drug; and.have
those prescriptions filled at
An earlier era
prescription checks offered during
more than one pharmacy.
If you are one of diem,
you could have a prescription
for disaster: Few.realize
that overmedication "of
negative drug interaction.
may occur,'.amd' these
results .could be dangerous
and possibly deadly.
Because overmedication
and negative interaction are
such growing problems.
state Sen'. James $. Cafiero,
Assemfelymen John C Gibson
and Frank A. LoBiohdo,
Freeholder Gloria Noro,
Cumberland County
Human Services and Aging
photo couitsey Hicuriesl Muwum
the celebration of May Day with a dance around the Maypole is a tradition which has fallen by the wayside. Nowadays
spring is more often than not marked In schools and elsewhere with environmental events and activities
such as Earth Day. In this circa 1950 photo, taken by Somers Point photographer John V. Pontiere Jr., children go
around the Maypole under the watchful eye of proud parents and grandparents in the schoolyard at 409 Wesley
Ave. The fence around the yard remains today. The school building was demolished and in its place is a community
park featuring a small freshwater pond surrounded by indigenous plants. .
This is from the photo collection at the Ocean City Historical Museum, and copies of old pictures will be available
at the museum's booth in front of Senior Studio, 846 Asbury Ave. ciuring the spring block party this Saturday. May
1. In addition to old Ocean City views, current cpjor aerial shots will be available along with baked goods and gift
shop items.
TODAY'S SENIOR
OBITUARIES
RELIGION
...LEGALS
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The Serrtinel-Ledger
Thursday. April 29.1993
Awtireness Week
do. _
LoBiondo speaks from
experience because he over-
offices. Alliance for Sub- sees ' his. own Senior Citizen them."
tunity to answer questions
stance Abuse Prevention, Advisory Council, made dp Conversely,'they may the: public may have
Cape Assist and the> Atlantic-Cape
and Cumberland- dents from both counties. . scribed amount if they feel tions. •.-. —•••
of professionals and. resi- take- more than the pre-
regarding theirJprescrip-
Salenv pharmaceutical
Additionally, Aaron
associations are. sponsoring
King, president of the Cumberland-Salem
Pharmaceu-
a community education service
project called A pharmacist will offer assistance tical Association, said
"Medication Awareness
"Many times people don't
Week" scheduled for May In detecting drug side effects take advantage of the services
offered by their local
.1-a
and identifying problems related
If you are being prescribed
medication by more to drug combinations and
will call attention to one of
pharmacies. This project
than one doctor, you should
the services that we provide '
take advantage of this public
service. You can nave
incorrect dosages.
everyday." . • ;•
— Assemblyman Jack Gibson
Over 50 pharmacies in
your prescriptions checked
the two counties are parrJcipating
in the program.
at a local drug store during
'Medication Awareness
These pharmacies will display
a pink sign in Week.' Just look for the
their
pink sign at participating
stores," says LoBiohdo..
Now in its third year,
"Medication Awareness
Week," involves pharmacies
throughout Cape May
and Cumberland counties
that have been invited to
participate. These pharmacies
will provide the public
with an opportunity to
bring in,their prescription'
and non-prescription drugs
for a pharmacist's review.
"A registered pharmacist
will offer assistance in
detecting drug side effects
and identifying problems
related to drug combinations
and incorrect dosages,"
Gibson explained. .
"Many Cape May and
Cumberland County senior
. citizens are not aware of the
potential problems of taking
a number of different
prescriptions," said LoBion-
Marmora resident to head Stockton-s gerontology board
POMONA — Frands P.
Larkin of Marmora has
been elected as president of
Stockton State College's
Gerontology Advisory
* Board. ' ••
Larkin will head the
aboard, made up of key
directors and coordinators
of community aging programs,
for a 3-year term.
Designed as a liaison
between community
resources ard Stockton's
Francis Larkin
gerontology program, the.
board also advises faculty
on gerontolpgical issues of
local concern and advocates'
on behalf of aging studies,
After 26 years as an educator,
Larkin now spends
his time consulting, writing
and teaching about the generations
and working on
issues such as grandparents
raising grandchildren .and
intergenerational programs
for at-risk students. '
In his workshops, he
brings the generations ?—,
students, parents, teachers
and older adults —- together
to discuss stereotypes and
suggest improvements to
the relationships between
the groups. He has also initiated
an "Intergenerational
Club" to ensure ongoing
activities.
His latest article, Iritergenerate
Your School and Community,
appears this month
m Educational Viewpoints, a
publication of the New Jersey
Principals and Supervisors
Association.
In May, he will present a
program,' Senior Citizens in
jU£jjchmg,gj!lk Jhe spring
Corirerence orutle Socwftjron
Aging of New Jersey at
Kean College. Larkin has
addressed other regional
and national conferences,
produced several television
programs and has consulted
for major organizations.
*v,'|le,..,_..;.,..,,;..."... believes
intergenerational programming
will be al significant
component of education in
the 21st century:
"Combining the resources
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toly the young
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In Suns Where ;
AnUlabk
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in a working relationship
benefits the school and
community; ifs a win-win
situation.for all participants."
According to Daniel the medication is not taking windows
Levine, president of theffect
Atlantic-Cape May Pharmaceutical
Association, "Some in an effort to save money
Pharmacists also note that
senior dtizens may become and make die medication
confused by the different last longer, some people
medications they are tak-will skip doses.
ing. They even stop following
their prescriptions if
they feel it is not helping
TERM
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36 Months
Tim
Cafiero added, 'This service
project will provide
pharmacists with ah oppor-
during
"Medication Awareness
Week."- 7 -
' For additional' information
in Cape May County,
call Cape Assist at 465-
2282, and in Cumberland
County, call die Cafiero/
LoBiondo/Gibson legislative
office at 691-3004.
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