Feb 1980 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, NJ,
'Round the house
In spite of the cold, winter has its beauty
By CATHERINE M. BOWEN
Society ftdltor
In, Just 28 days, of exactly
tovf weeks, from today that
glorious season spring
arrives. In the meantime we
mujt put up with winter and
all "its problems.
I for one am very unhappy
in winter. In bet I'm unhappy
whenever the temperature
gets below 70, As fee cold
weather continues on and on, I
complain and complain.
But I must admit the winter
Ha'son does have MOM breath
taking sc«niry, Eviry
Tuesday morning I have to go
to Atlantic City and driving
down Atlantic Av. la one of
those sights.
In the 4600 block of Atlantic
Av. Is the beautiful of Michael
Lubik Of Lubik Cadillac. A
drqular driveway graces mi
front of the property and close
to the street Is a fountain
which must be all of 10 feet
tall .with three various levels.
Wafer is left on all winter and
during the recent cold weeks
it has frozen.
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Social Security news
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 21,1980
What a sight! This is really Along the banks where the appreciate them. , admit It la beautiful
a picture of Mother Nature on water has risen with high tide All of these scenes conjure As I mentioned before, jut
display. The inter Is frozen a lacey pattern of ice can be up things of beauty created by S days until spring enters the
solid as it flows down to each found witti chunks of iceMother
Nature's paint brush picture. Enjoy the waning
level making It one solid white floating nearby. Your eyes and even If you are like me days of winter and its
ipecimen. It is enough to take inn the astern side where and complain at anything loveltnesw-but don't gin up.
your breath away.
the docks are located and see below TO degrees, you must Better days are coming.
We shiver, pile on more fee pilings at various heights
dothes and curl up in front of where the movement of the
fee fire to keep warm then youwater
has lifted them out of
see fee ducks which are their bases.
familiar sights here. They are While we are picturing the
swimming in water between pilings, head east to fee
fee ice chunks. It gives a boardwalk and get a glimpse
person more chill bumps Just of the pilings mere. Once
to see them, but evidently theagain,
where the wava have
ducks thrive on it. broken and water has dun to
As we continue down this the pilings, beautiful Ice
exhibit of Mother Nature, forms are found and If you are
PHotf by CMFInAMrni
winter style, ride over to feelucky
enough to be able to
bay and get a pod look at it. keep warm you can really
. Artist Dot Pere poses with her favorite oil painting, Celestia/Sea, which
along with a number of her works is on exhibit at the Arts Center.
South Jersey artist's work on display at Center
Edtter'« Note-Your Soctef
hospital insurance pays for all
Dot Pcre, • native South
painting her answer was, "All
Security office at Pmn-
.covered services except for
Jersey artist, is having an
my Bfe. I was bom with a
sylvania and Pacific Avt, tn
m.M a day (increased from
exhibit at the Arts Center now
paint brush in my hand,"
Atlantic City, will answer all
through February 29. Among She works in mixed media
your questions. For more
the off painting* la one of her and has had a number of
personal replies, write or visit
Q. I started getting social
favorite* Celestial Sea. exhibits. This is her second at
the office, or call gOMfMlll,
security retirement payments
last year, I also worked part
Mra, Pere makes bar home
the Arts Center where she has
time and plan to continue Good Counsel Leisure Club past president John to Merchantvffle and when
been teaching art for the past
Q. I've heard that the
working this year. What's the
asked bow long she has been
five yean,
deductible and the dally
Bielman passed the president's gavel to newly
amount a person can earn this
amounts which Medicare
elected president John Dorsey.
year without losing benefits?
hospital insurance doesn't
pay were raised for 1980,
A. If you are M to 72, or will
Dmngr dance scheduled by Gamer Society Unit
What are the new amounts?
reach 65 before the end of the
year, you can earn 18,000 in
A. Starting January 1,1980,
1980 and get full Social Colony department slates trips
the Medicare hospital In-
Security benefits. If you are
surance deductible Is $180,
under 68, you can earn $3,720 Plans for several out-of-
increased from 1160. This
ta 1980 without losing any town trips were discussed at
means that for the 1st through
benefits. H your earninp go the monthly meeting of fee
60th day in each benefit period
over the annual amount, $1 In Garden Department of fee
starting In 1980, hospital In-
benefits Is witheld for each $2 Colony Club. The occasion
surance pays for all covered
of earnings above the limit. was a covered dish luncheon
services except the first $180,
There is no earnings limit for at the home of Mrs. Robert
From the 61st through 90th
people 72 and older. Cornwall, 2320 Central Av.,
day In each benefit period,
attended by 19 members.
hospital insurance pays for all
covered services except for Q, I have worked under There was a lengthy
$45 a day (up to ftt a day). Social Security all my life, but discussion of the program and
For each inpatlent hospital I've always had low wages. entries to be made in
reserve day used, hospital Isn't there some Und of flower shop which will be part
Insurance pays for aO covered special retirement benefit for
services except for $90 a day people like me?
'Word People' topic
(up from $80). And, for fee A. Ther« is a special
Sit through 100th day in a minimum benefit at
skilled nursing facility, retirement tor people who of Colony department
worked under Social Security Dr. Kathryn Wood
at least 20 years. This helps presented an interesting talk
people who had low earnings on Word People for members
over a long period of time. of the Literature A
Ftomer show tnjti «t The amount of the special of,the Colony,
minimum depends on thelast
Wit in the
The public is Invited to number of years of coverage. Dorothy
participate In a bus trip to the A worker who retires in 1980
Philadelphia Flower Show at age 65 with 30 or more
under sponsorship of the years of coverage, for
Ocean City Garden flub. Theeiample,
would get a
trip is scheduled for Tuesday, minimum of $252.80. The
March 11, leaving at 1 p.m. special minimum benefit will
from 6th St. and West Av., increase automatically in
returning at 7 p.m. future years as the cost of
According to Mrs. Harold Hying rises.
LN, reservations chairman,
(he ticket price of *9 Includes Q. I have an uncle who is
transportation and admission disabled by alcoholism. He is
to the flower show in theunable
to work and has no
Philadelphia Civic Center. income. Could he qualify for
Anyone interest may call SSI payments?
Mrs, Lee at 399-2640, or Mrs. A. A disabled alcoholic may
D, Norman Young at 39SHH33. be eligible for SSI. He or she
will be referred for appropriate
treatment if it Is
available at an approved
facility or institution. An
alcoholic Is not eligible for SSI
payments if he or she falls to
undergo such treatment or to
comply with the terms and
requirements of available
treatment. Also, all SSI
payments for a disabled
alcoholic must be made to a
representative payee on the
beneficiary's behalf.
1 She has served as codirector
of the Boardwalk Art
Show here, served as a board
member of the Philadelphia
Chapter Artist's Equity and
was president and vice
president of fee Fellowship of
Pennsylvania Academy of
Fine Arts.
Among her many awards
including three full
scholarships to the Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine
Arts, she recently was
Doris Men, president of the tending may call the presented with a gold medal
Cape May County Unit of the American Cancer Society and honorary degree from the
American Cancer Society, has office at 886-1154. Reser- Accademia Italia Dent Art
of the State Federation of announced the group's second vations are limited. E. Dei Lavoro in Italy.
Women's Clubs convention in annual dinner dance will be
Cape May on April a. held on March 9 at the Top of
Members also made plan meMarq.
for a group trip In May to theThe
dinner will kick off the
famed Longwood Gardens 1980 crusade to fight cancer.
near Wilmington.
Starting in me month of April,
Reservations were taken by crusade volunteers will begin
Mrs. Harold Lee for a bus trip their bouse to house and
being sponsored by the Ocean business ""ppfllgn to raise
Qty Garden dub to thefunds
to stop the spread of thia
Philadelphia Flower Show on dread disease.
Tuesday, March il. She an- Tn» dinner will begin with
nounced that the bus still has dutch treat cocktails at 7 p.m. Because we art Independently owned
seats remaining available to with dinner at 8 pjn. and will
and operated we carry a selection of
fee general public. continue until 1 a.m. with many good brands and products for
The next Garden Depart- nisic for ^•"'ing furnished
you to choose from.
ment meeting was set forby
the MacLean Affair.
April 8 at the home of Mrs. Anyone Interested in at-
Eraa Finsel, 2117 Bay Ave.,
Natural Foods Center
when Mrs. Fred Tarves wfll
give, a demonstration of 9 out of 10 buyers read
ads before purchasing i
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Bartells.
Due to the absence of Mary
Kassab, chairmen, the
meeting was conducted by
Eleanor Whlttaker with
Dorothy Vosburgh assisting.
Word People is a book
wrltted by Nancy CaMwifl
Sorel. It Is an inquiry Into the
lives of those people who have
lent their names to the
English language.
The next meeting will be
March 13 at the home of Miss
Kassab who will present a
travelogue.
World prayer semee set
SOMEHS PGWF _ The
World Day of Prayer service
for the mainland area
churches will be held In Once
Lutheran Church, Shore Rd.
and Dawes Av., Friday,
March? at 1:30 pm
"Responsible Freedom" ta
the theme. The service will be
tad by women. The public U
Invited.
1
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Mainland
coming
events
TODAY (TtaMdfly)
Somers Point Jayeeei
meeting, 8 p.m. at 417 Bothel
Rd.
St. Joseph's PTA meeting, B
p.m.
SomerB Point Elto meeting,
I p.m.
TOMORROW (Friday)
Somera Point Alcoholic*'
Anonymous meeting, 8 p jn. to
fee New Jersey AT, Unban.
SATURDAY
Somtra Point Volunteer
Fire Company Two 1Mb
anniversary dinner and Mh
annual life membership Installatlon
to be held it
Daniel's Restaurant.
Cocktails will be served at
6:30 p.m. and (Hnner at 7:J0.
Free Rabies clinic, 10 a.m.
to noon at the Somera Point
city garage on Center Si
Mainland Mustang Bud AO
Sousa Band Concert at
Atlantic City High School
MONDAY
Somers Point Zoning Board :
meeting, 8 p.m. ;
Somers Point Alcoholic! •
Anonymous meeting, 8 p.m. la,'
RobertWohnaon Post 21W
VFW meeting, 8 pf(L
TUESDAY
Seashore African Vlotot
Society of South Jersey
meeting, 1 p.m. ln Cnrlit
Episcopal Pariah Hall.
Iinwood American Legion
meeting, 8:30 p.m.
Somera point Klwanta dub
dinner meeting, 7 pjn. at
Deniel's Reataurant
Somera Point fire Company
One meeting, 8 p.m.
Somera Point Democratic
League meeting, 8 pjaLlnttw
isnkc QUiew' BuUding.'
WEDNESDAY
Llnwood City Council
meeting, 7:30 p.m.
Sonera Point lire Company
Two meeting) • p.m.
Someri Point Rotary dub
luncheon meeting, 12:13 pjn.
at Harry's Inn.
Somera Point Senior
Citizens' Card Club pmi,
7:30 p.m.
NimTHUMDAY
Somers Point City Coundl
meeting, 7:30 p.m.
DOT to
pave
parkway
The New Jersey Department
of Transportation will
conduct an Information c oitoon
Wednesday to discuss ltl
plans to improve Route I from
Pacific Avenue to Stone
Harbor Boulevard In Cape
May Court House.
The informatfen eenttr wfll
be held from 3 to 8 p.m., «t the
Middle Township Elementary
School No. 1 cafeteria on
Bennett Road.
The project will provide tar
pavement rehabilitation,
drainage and minor widening.
Work U expected to b«gin on
the project by the spring of
1981 and when completed, toil
mile-long section wfll have
two 12-foot travel lanes
flanked by 10-foot shoulders
and curbs. The cost of fee
Improvements will be funded
by the 1171 Transportation
Bond Issue and federal
matching monies, totaling an
.sflmated $850,000.
Color-coded preliminary
engineering plan win be on
display at the Information
center and department gaB
will be available to answer
questions and receive comments
from the public.
Further Information concerning
the project ma; be
obtained from Lawrence T.
McLaughUn, area coordinator,
NJDOT Offlc* of
Community Involvement, at
60&-292-6802.