Herald & Lantern 23 November '83

Good Neighbor Fund To Help With Heat

BUENA, — At a meeting with social service agencies, Atlantic Electric officials announced that the company will sponsor a Good Neighbor Fund to help needy customers pay their heating bills. The fund will be administered by the Salvation Army, which will receive

all of the money that is contributed, determine eligibility, and select recipients. To get the program underway, Atlantic Electric shareholders have contributed $25,000. But that’s only the beginning. THIS MONTH, customers and employees

Uncle Sam Wants To Refund Money

NEWARK — Among the 1,786 state residents to whom Uncle Sam would like to give back some money are a number with addresses in Cape May County. The Internal Revenue Service would like to hear from these taxpayers, whose $890,722 in refund checks were returned as “undeliverable”. The refunds range from $26,237 to $1. The average is $500. Taxpayers who did not receive their federal tax refunds for 1982 should call the IRS tax information number listed in local phone directories. The checks, which are not available for pickup at local IRS offices, will be reprinted and reissued when claimed by their rightful owners. LISTED AT addresses in Cape May County are: Floyd J. Freeman, Cape May; Elizabeth Mullaney, Swainton; Reinaldo Orozco, Edgewood; Mario E. and Harriett Zuccato, Swainton; Mabel E. Ferree, Marmora; Jonathan W. and Robin Shourds, Palermo; James M. Horner, Khadijam Khaalid, Georgina B. and Robert J. Lee; Patricia M. Mathews, and James Scioli, all Ocean City. Also, Loretta H. Thomas and Louis (deed) and Mary Campanella, all of Villas; Efthimios and Marie Asmis, Frances T. DiLeonarclo, North Wildwood; Sammy and Joyce Botton, Wildwood; Michelle M. Palmieri,

Wildwood Crest; Mary Ann Stotto, Petersburg. Moran New Club Chief John M. Moran, county director of veterans’ affairs, is the new president of the Cape May County Men’s Republican Club, effective in January. Elected with Moran Nov. 10 were. Joseph E. Dorr, vice president; Paul W. Herly, treasurer'; Freeholder Ralph W. Evans, financial secretary; Mary R. Diederich, county director of consumer affairs, corresponding secretary, and Eld Pietrowicz sergeant-at-

arms.

City Offers Heating Aid

SEA ISLE CITY - Charles A. McCann, city loan officer, has announced that assistance with heating bills is available for those needing it through federal funds allocated to the state. Eligibility for the program is based on the total monthly income and number of people in the household. The subsidy may vary from $100 to $985 for any heating season betwee n November and March. For any questions, contact McCann at 263-4461.

of Atlantic Electric are being asked to add one dollar to the amount due on their utility bill. ICach dollar contributed will then be matched by shareholders until the goal of $125,000 is

reached.

In making the announcement to the social agencies, Ray Gage, manager of consumer affairs, emphasized that the Good Neighbor Fund will not take the place of other energy assistance

programs.

“This fund will not interfere with any aid offered by Social Security or the Federal Energy Assistance Program,” he said. "But we see a need for further assistance to help people on fixed or low incomes pay their energy costs." GAGE ALSO noted that

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the Good Neighbor Fund will help needy customers pay their heating bills no matter what type of fuel they use — home heating oil, gas, wood, coal or electricity. “The Good Neighbor Fund differs from other energy assistance programs because it is just what the name implies, neighbors helping neighbors. All of the money contributed to the fund remains right here in Southern New Jersey, helping people in every community,” he said. Any South Jersey resident who needs assistance paying energy bills is urged to contact the nearest Salvation Army or call the Business Office number listed on their electric bill.

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