Herald & Lantern 4 July '84 5

New Discount Cards for Srs.

RIO GRANDE - It's small, yellow and black, and has Cape May County's senior citizens buzzing. No, it's not a bumble bee; it's the county's new Senior Citizen Discount Card, officially available next Tuesday July 9, but you can get one now if you ask. The Office on Aging has combined the discount card programs of Cape -May, Wildwood, and Middle and Upper townships into one program and one card.

It measures 21* by 4 inches, which inexplicably doesn't fit anybody's wallet, but that doesn't lessen the demand. WITH THE CARD, residents 62 and older will be able to get in most cases a 10 percent discount at more than a hundred county businesses. The deadline for local firms to get on that list of businesses has -.been extended. They should call

Rosalie Timmins at 886-2784 in order to be printed in a "Discount i Directory" that will be distributed to the senior 1 citizens at the end ob this i month. Computer produced, the directory will allow for periodic updating and additions of new businesses. The county has almost 25,000 year-round residents 62 and older, according to William Sheva, executive director of the office. To get the card, which is available at the office in the. Social Services Building \and at senior citizens centers add the courtesy van, proof of age and residency must be supplied. That can be the previous discount' card, a driver's license, etc. uriver s license, uii.

Cape Office Hours Revised by Hughes

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Congressman Bill Hughes (D-NJ) has announced the schedule for district office hours which will be held in parts of Cape May County Tuesday, July 10, and Thursday, July 12. As part of his continuing effort to stay in close touch with the needs and views of the residents of South Jersey. Hughes has scheduled the office hours at several locations to provide maximum access for residents. In a departure from past practices Hughes said the district sessions are now being scheduled indoors at local public buildings.

rather than the former mobile congressional office van. By scheduling the district office hours in this fashion, Hughes said, it will enable him to provide better service to his constituency. THE SCHEDULE is as follows: Tuesday. July 10 — 10-11 a.m.. Cape May City Hall 643 Washington St; 11:30 a^m. -12:30 p.m.,— Wildwood City Hall, 4400 New Jersey Ave; 1:30-2:30 p.m.. Lower Cape Branch Library, 2600 Bayshore Rd., Villas; 3-4 p.m. North Wildwood City Hall., 10th and Atlantic Avenues. Thursday. July 12 — 10-11 a.m.. Middle Township Municipal Building. 33 Mechanic St., Court House: 11:30 a.m. -12:^ p.m., Avalon Borough Hall, 3100 Dune Dr.. 1:30-2:30 Jp.m.. Public Safety Bunding. Commissioner's Room 233 JFK Blvd., Sea Islfc City: 3-4 p.m., Fir^e Hall. Marmora. s' Residents^ re invited lo — - meet at the scheduled stops to discuss problems which require the Congressman's assistance, or to^apprise his _§taff of views 6r opinions they would like relayed to hiim^/ Advisory Meet RIO GRANDE - The Human Services Advisory Council of Cape May County will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday, July 11, at 2*p.m. in the conference room. Social Services Building. The public is invited to attend. : I 1 i I I

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