Wednesday, December 19,1979

Co. Chamber Welcomes

19 New Members

The Herald and The Lantern

Page 15

COURT HOUSE - Matt Tomlin, President of the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce announced the following businesses and individuals have been i into the Chamber

in the first

two months of the Chamber's new fiscal year, which began October 1: -Mermaid Motel, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, -N. Wildwood: -W. Garrison Hunter, 3rd, Hunter Homes Bldr., S. Seaville; • Whispering Woods Motel, Mr. and Mrs. James Smyth, Rt. #47, Green Creek; * Doris Vernon Hotel, Connie Malinowski, Owner, Wildwood; - Ocean Sands Campground, Wm. T. Athey, Rt. 450, Seaville; - Robert M. Dare, Jr., Insurance, Wildwood; Gerald A. Barret, Inc., Asphalt Paving, Woodbine; Polly’s Place, Robert Michael, Retail Store, Stone Harbor; * Harry Lozour, 300 Decatur Street, Cape May; • Stone Harbor Exxon, Pauline McClure, 94th A 3rd Aves., Stone Harbor; • Circle Liquor Store, Inc., Mr. John

Gienua, V. Pres., Somers Point; - Colton Court Motor Inn, Mr. Wm Hess, 105 Beach Drive, Cape May; - Garden State Publishii* Co., Horace Haflert, Sea Isle City; - Irishman’s Cafe, Inc., Walter Garvin, 3rd k New York Aves., North Wildwood; Ingersoll Funeral Home, Benjamin Greenwood,

Mgr., 1201 Central Avenue, North Wildwood; - Peter Lumber Co., Charles Bates, 15th k Haven Aves., Ocean CHy; - Wendy’s of So. Jersey, Rio Grande k Hudson Ave., Wildwood; - Corino k Dwyer, At-tomeys-at-Law. Box 849, Wildwood; • Smitty’s Pantry, Thomas Smith, Jr., 110 Shore Road, Ocean

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New Food Stamp Rules Aid Elderly New Food »Uinp nitai to — J -

help households with

elderly or disabled memben will go into effect

January 1,1900.

The new rules allow special medical and shelter deductions for households with persons who are aged 60 or older, or who receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or disability payments under the Social

Security Act.

The new rulea allow elderly and disabled people to deduct the nwdical expenses which exceed >35 a month from their Income.

This does not expenses whlc]

reimbursed by insurance programs and the deduction does not apply to household members who are not elderiy or disabled. Elderly and disabled people now will be able to deduct the full amount of thetr shelter costs which exceed cnehalf of their adjusted income. Prior to this there was a fixed shelter deduction. Allowable shelter costs include rent and mortgage payments, utility bills, property taxes, and home

insurance.

Midst the joys of a truly old fashioned Christmas, we stop for a moment to wish our dear friends all things blight and beautiful! DENNIS TOWNSHIP John Champion, Mayor Frank Morphy, Committeeman Robert Grace, Committeeman

MAYOR ROBERT PARK COMMITTEEMAN THOMAS CLYDESDALE COMMITTEEWOMAN M.M. "Poggla" BIEBERBACH

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