Herald & Lantern 26 October ’83

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Free Butter, Cheese Giveaway Starts Fri.

RIO GRANDE - Cape May County’s third free federal surplus commodities distribution of the year will takeplace Friday through Nov. 4..' About 36,000 pounds of butter and 36,000 pounds of cheese will be available to eligible needy recipients at six sitet Families will receive a fhinimum of five pounds of cheese and up to, five pounds of butter. Several changes have been made from the system used to distribute in April and June. Notification is being mailed to some 6,000 families that received surplus food earlier this year. The $600 cost of that mailing will be reimbursed by the state, according to Marvin Morrell, Jr, county Welfare Department supervisor. A separate day and site

for Welfare recipients has been eliminated. Any eligible person can go to any site, Morrell said. Finally, a new site, the Villas. Recreation Complex on Bayshore Road, was added after a study indicated most persons coming to the Rio Grande Fire HaLLwereLower Township residents. Only one person per household should apply; and should bring a form of identification plus proof of income eligibility. I.D. cards will do for persons receiving Welfare, food stamps or pharmaceutical assistance. Others should bring pay stubs or other proof of income. The maximum monthly gross income runs from $722 for an individual to $2,621 for a family of nine. Family of 2, $959 ; 3, $1,197; 4, $1,434 ; 5, $1,671;. 6, $1,908; 7, $2,146; 8, $2,383.

Blood Drive At Legion

WILDWOOD - There will be a community blood drive 2-7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 3, sponsored by Wildwood American Legion Post 184 <at the Legion Home, 4200 Atlantic Ave. Only through continued and regular blood donations by caring comTenant Group Backs Riley HACKENSACK - Christophere Riley, Democratic candidate for State Senate in Cape May and Cumberland, is the only candidate in the area to receive the endorsement of the New Jersey Tenants Organization. Hie endorsements were given after the NJTO screened candidates on their views on issues affecting tenants. Last Meeting CAPE MAY PT. - The last open meeting for 1983 of the Cape May Point Taxpayers Association formerly scheduled for Friday, Oct. 21, has been changed to 8 p.m. Oct. 28 in the Fire Hall. Walter Sachs will reside.

munity members, has blood been available when hospital patients needed it. Call the Red Cross at ■646-7000 to schedule an appointment to donate, or for more information. Walk-in donors are also welcome.

Demolition OK Sought

AVALON — The zoning board of adjustment, at its meeting Thursday, Nov. 3, at Borough Hall, will continue bearing on an application to permit demolition of five residential units in three buildings and replace them with five units in one building at 55 W. 32nd St. Also to be heard is an application by Lawrence O’Connor for two curb cuts at 225 24th St. The board is expected to take action on both applications.

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Distribution dates and sites: Friday, Oct. 28,10 a.m. to ? p.m.. Villas Recreation Complex. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Cape Human Resources Middle Township Division, Main Street, Whites boro Monday, Oct. 31, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Cape Human Resources, Wildwood Community Center, 115 Davis Ave. Tuesday, Nov. 1, 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Ocean City Rec Center, 6th and Atlantic. ‘ Wednesday, Nov. 2, 9 a.m. to 3*-p.m., Cape Human Resources Woodbine Division, Longfellow and Monroe Sts. Friday, Nov. 4,10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Victorian Towers, Washington Street, Cape May. The distribution is cosponsored by the Welfare Department and Cape Human Resources. For additional information, rail 729-4902.

Task Force On Drunk Driving

COURT HOUSE - The first meeting of a newly formed County Task Force on Drugs and Drunk Driving will be^ held 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 10, at the conference room at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Jim Plousis, a police officer in the traffic enforce-' ment and accident investigation unit of the Ocean City Police Department, is coordinator for the force. Plousis and Prosecutor John Corino are combining in the effort to bring together all the talent and services existing in the county with the goal of stopping drunk driving.

TOWN WATCH CAPE MAY — The city’s Town Watch members Will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 10, in City Hall, Washington Street.

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