SATURDAY May 7, 1994 The On The Agenda page is published each day in The Daily Journal. It is designed to help you finalize plans for tomorrow, make tentative plans for the future and keep you informed about what's happened recently in your community. If you have an item you'd like included on this page send it to Features Editor Corrine Sheppard-Borton, The Daily Journal, 891 E. Oak Road, Vineland, NJ 08360. Fax material to us by dialing 691-6535.
To discuss coverage or a specific item call 691-5000 ext 237 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. NEWS TO USE PUBLIC MEETINGS Monday Buena Vista Township Committee, opendoor caucus 7 p.m., regular meeting 8 p.m., Municipal Building. Fairfield Township Crime Watch Team, 7:30 p.m., Municipal Building. CUMBERLAND SENIOR MENUS For the week of May 9.
and scalloped potatoes, casserole, carrots, scalloped apples. fried chicken, cauliflower with cheese sauce, stuffing, cranberry sauce, apricots. with gravy, brown rice, vegetable medley, gelatin sausage, green beans, apple crisp. sandwich spinach, mashed potatoes, pears. BREAST CANCER DETECTION The American Cancer Society will sponsor low-cost mammograms today at Elmer Community Hospital.
To schedule an appointment, call 358-1000, ext. 285. ARTHRITIS SUPPORT Cumberland Arthritis Support Group will meet at 7 p.m. on Tuesday at Bridgeton Hospital. For information, call 482-0600.
SENIOR EMPLOYMENT Senior citizens, 55 and older, who need work can get assistance from the New Jersey Division on Aging's Employment Resource Specialist located at the Cumberland County Office on Aging, 790 E. Commerce Bridgeton. For more information, call Elizabeth Davis or Ann Taylor at 453-8066, ext. 17. BLOOD PRESSURE Delsea and Landis ShopRites will offer blood pressure screenings conducted by Newcomb Medical Center staff from 8 a.m.
to 4 p.m. on May 12 and 13. WOMEN'S RIGHTS Salem Community College's Center for Women will present a free workshop, Legal Rights for Women What You Should Know Part II, from 7 to 9 p.m. on May 11 in the college's Tillis Building. For more information, call 351-2701.
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE BLIND Volunteers are needed in the sevencounty South Jersey area, two to three hours each week to provide assistance to a blind or visually impaired person. Many of these people are waiting for help with mail and errands or just for companionship. Interested persons can call Lea Roberts or Steve Hanni at 966-6767 to apply. CANCER SUPPORT GROUP A Cancer Support Group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. every Tuesday at Saint Francis Rectory, Chestnut Avenue and Delsea Drive, Vineland.
Call 691-9181 for more information. NEW BEGINNINGS New Beginnings of Vineland for Cumberland County will hold groups, open to all denominations, every Monday at 7:30 p.m. at St. Francis of Assisi Rectory, Chestnut Avenue and Delsea Drive, Vineland. New Beginnings is a group of men and women who are widowed, separated or divorced and are devoted to a full and deeper quality of life through educational, social and spiritual activities.
Call 696-3189, 696-2298 or 691-5522 for information. NEWCOMERS TAKE NOTE If you are new to the area don't waste time driving around looking for the closest laundromat. We can help. The Daily Journal annually publishes a Community Guide, packed with information that will help you settle in. Just contact Corrine Sheppard-Borton, Features Editor, at 691- 5000 ext.
237, and we'll send a Newcomers Guide right out to you. THINGS TO DO 1. 2. 3. 4.
5. ON THE DAILY JOURNAL B3 COMMUNITY BRIEFS HOMES AND GARDENS Youth members of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, along with the Countryside Garden Club, planted a Carolina Silver Bell Tree outside the Building at Cumberland County College (CCC) on April 29, in celebration of Arbor Day. Youth church members Junior Women's The Junior Women's Club of Vineland recently hosted the New Jersey's Second District Spring Conference. The theme, "Surf's Up with the Second District" gave everyone a sense of the season to come. The clubhouse was decorated with beach umbrellas, chairs, towels and other items to remind everyone attending of summer days at the Jersey shore.
Second District Advisor Judy Bonato called the meeting to order and introduced several guests from the state executive board of the GFWC of the State of New Jersey, including President Sandra Johnston. The three Junior Clubs represented in the second district are Vineland and Greater Absecon Junior Women's Clubs and the Vineland Juniorettes. The conference summed up the long list of accomplishments for this club year. Several recognitions were given to each club. A special thanks was given to Mary Wolfe for 11 years of service to the Vineland Juniors.
She will be graduating from the club. The conference concluded with a fashion show presented by Ideal Clothing Co. in Hammonton and modeled by six club members. Diane Ferrillo was the Spring Conference chairperson. In other club news, the Junior Women's Club of Vineland's WEATHER SUNSET SUNRISE MOON 7:54 p.m.
5:56 a.m. May 25 NATIONAL WEATHER The forecast for noon, 70s A Lines separate high temperature 80s 70s 60s -60s 60s 70s Staff Dagostino are: from left, Jarred Penon, 11, of Elmer; and Lauren Foster, 10; Tommy Papiano, 11; Kristi Homan, 11; and Dana Papiano, all of Vineland. The activity took place under the supervision of CCC's Mr. Fenning and the Horticultural Department. Club hosts spring CLUB NEWS Conservation Committee recently gave bird feeders to Bishop McCarthy Residence and The Nursing Center at Vineland.
The feeders were donated by Adamo's Feed of BUENA DEMOCRATS Buena Borough Democrat Club will sponsor a pork from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today and Saturday at Minotola Fire House, East Wheat Road. Tickets are $5. To place an order, call 692-2772 or 697- 3327.
LADIES OF THE ELKS The Ladies of the Elks No. 580 met recently under the gavel of Exalted President Joan Cox. Plans were made to see "Legends in Concert" on June 26 at Bally's Grand Casino Hotel in Atlantic City. For information, call 825-1299. Prize winners for the evening were Emily Stiles, Dorothy Beswick, Gladys Estadt, ginger Beebe and Betty Robinson.
The next meeting is set for Monday to observe Mother's Day. KIMBLE RETIREES Kimble Retirees will meet at 1 p.m. on Tuesday. Attendance is encouraged as there are a few important decisions to be made. PHASES June 1 May 10 May 18 Saturday, May 7.
PA. zones for the day. 50s. conference NAIWCSC The National Association of Insurance Women of Cumberland and Salem Counties (NAIWCSC) will meet at 6 p.m. on May 12 at Cohanzick Country Club, Fairton Road, Bridgeton.
The cost is $12. The topic will be "Golf Tips for NAIW Women and Friends." For reservation information, call 678-6001. MILLVILLE AARP The Greater Millville Area Chapter of AARP will meet at 2 p.m. on May 13 at Meridian Complex, Sharp Street, Millville. Election of officers will be held.
Sports physical therapist Joe Derella will be the keynote speaker. AAUW The Cumberland Branch of the American Association of University Women will conduct a membership meeting at 7:30 p.m. on May 16 at Brian Parent Center, Holly Orchard, Route 49, Millville. Member Mary Merle will present a program on "The Status of Women in Japan." The program is free and open to the public. For.
more information, call 697-0651 or 451- 3580. Notice of meetings should be submitted 10 days in advance to Nora Grasso, The Daily Journal, 891 E. Oak Road, Vineland, N.J. 08360. For up-to-date weather Paterson Newark Trenton Long Branch 60s 70s 50s Vineland Atlantic City 60s 80s 80s FRONTS: 80s COLD WARM STATIONARY 1994 Accu-Weather, Inc.
Showers T-storms Rain Ice Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy U.S. CITIES Hi Lo Prc Otik Hi Lo Prc Otik Hi Lo Prc Otik Temperatures indicate previous day's Detroit 71 48 cdy NewOrleans 82 65 clr high and overnight low to 8 p.m. EST. ElPaso 96 63 cdy NewYorkCity 73 49 cdy Atlanta 74 51 cdy GreenBay 56 47 .02 cdy Orlando 83 68 .04 cdy AtlanticCity 70 50 .04 cdy Harrisburg 72 46 cdy Philadelphia 74 52 .01 cdy Baltimore 72 50 .12 cdy Honolulu 86 73 cir Phoenix 97 67 cdy Houston 82 62 cdy Pittsburgh 63 47 Boston 55 46 1.29 cdy Jacksonville 80 57 StLouis 78 53 Buffalo 59 48 cdy Chicago 69 48 cdy KansasCity 79 47 cdy SanFrancisco 64 56 .05 95 78 Cincinnati 71 41 rn LasVegas 92 71 cdy LosAngeles 69 58 cdy Seattle 71 53 MiamiBeach 87 74 cdy Tampa-StPtrsbg 85 70 .04 Cleveland 68 41 cdy Dallas-FtWorth 80 56 cdy cdy Denver 84 49 cdy Mpls-StPaul 56 34 cdy 71 50 ..09 cdy THE NATION CITIES ABROAD AIR QUALITY Cold Canadian air swooping into the COUNTIES Fri Sat Sun Atlantic Midwest pushed east as clouds lingered Amsterdam Salem lover much of the from country.
Wisconsin the Dublin Jerusalem Cape Cumberland May Temperatures to London indicates good, MindiDakotas were forecast to rise only into the indicates cates moderate, 50s, 10 to 15 degrees below normal. Paris unhealthful. Those with heart Cool ocean air blowing into California Rio or respiratory ailments should was expected to chill temperatures in the Rome reduce physical exertion and outdoor activity on unhealthful Southwest, San Juan days. Celebrate Nation Preservation Week with the Victorian Homes and Gardens Tour, a self-guided tour of at least 10 of Cape May's charming homes, gardens courtyards. The Victorian Homes and Gardens Tour will be held from 1 to 4 p.m.
on May 14. The tour is cosponsored by the Mid-Atlantic Center for The Arts (MAC) and Preservation New Jersey. Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour at the Washington Street Mall Information Booth or in advance at MAC's office, 1048 Washington St. Tickets are $15 for adults and $7.50 for children ages 3-12. For more information, call MAC at 884-5404.
African communities discussed The condition of African-American communities throughout the State of New Jersey and nationally will be addressed during a three day covening of The New Jersey African-American Studies Conference. "Envisioning the African-American Community Whole" will take place from Thursday to May 14 at the Camden Campus Center of Camden County College. Local and national leaders, community activists and educators have been invited to join with concerned citizens, college and public school students for the purpose of exchanging ideas and establishing goals and objectives for resurrecting the African-American community. The conference is free and open to the public. For more information, call 338- 1817.
barbecue slated Bridgeton Detachment, Marine Corps League and Mead Woodward Post No. 1795 VFW will be holding a barbecue at the VFW hall, 60 Atlantic Bridgeton. Sales will begin at noon on May 14 with a choice of ribs, chicken and steak platters. Platters are $7. Take-outs will be available.
From staff reports call (900) 773-6000 (95 cents per minute) TIDES Atlantic City: High: 5:11 a.m., 5:39 p.m. Low: 11:11, 11:48 p.m. Barnegat Inlet: High: 5:17 a.m., 5:45 p.m. Low: 11:27 a.m., 12:04 p.m. Wildwood Beach: High: 5:22 a.m., 5:50 p.m.
Low: 11:27 a.m., 12:04 p.m. East Point: High: 7:26 a.m., 7:51 p.m. Low: 1:35 a.m., 1:48 p.m. WATER TEMPS Atlantic City: Ocean City: ON THE BAY Day: NW winds 20- 25 seas 2-4 ft. Night: NW winds 15- 20 kts.
decreasing to 10; seas 2 ft. or less. 70s Camden PRECIPITATION In inches: Yesterday: 0.02 Prec. This Month: 0.60 Prec. This Year: 18.35 3.33 Most This Date: ('48) 11.51 ('67) .4 50s OUTLOOK Chance of showers today, high in the low 60s.
Lows tonight in the mid-40s. 0 Michael Mosley, Our Lady of Victories FORECAST TODAY Chance of rain. High: 62. Low: 45. SHOWERS SUNDAY Partly sunny.
PARTLY High: 68. Low: 50. CLOUDY MONDAY PARTLY Partly sunny. High: 68. Low: 50.
SUNNY TUESDAY PARTLY Partly sunny. High: 72. Low: 50. SUNNY Compiled by Michael Garrahan.
