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OCEAN VIEW - Founded 20 years ago, the Lutheran Home at Ocean View, 184 Shore Rd., offers both nursing and residential, apart- ' ment facilities. "The apartment living is for people

with more mobility and independence. Those who have their own cars are free to come and go as they please," said Mary Dwyer, coordinator. The home's entrance requirements are non-sectarian.

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PARTY — Mabel Scheming, a resident of the Lutheran Nursing Home in Ocean View, is served a slice of pizza during a party by Merri Tozer, secretary of the Four Seasons ("tub

' Religious services are offered for " various i, denominations. Lutheran services are held on Sunday. Thursday afternoon is set aside for ministers and pastors from other denominations, and "every other Wednesday we have a Catholic priest . who says Mass here, ' ' Dwyer added. "We try to accommodate all religions." THE NURSING SECTION contains 60 beds, as does the apartment" section. Construction also began last July for a new 60-bed medical ' wing which is hoped to be finished by next June, "There's really a good rapport between the families and the residents. I've worked here five years. I love it very 'much," Dwyer said. The nursing section, built in 1964, is fully staffed for those who require constant care. The residential i section was opened in 1960. , THE RESIDENTIAL complex con- j tains a snack shop, | laundromat, library, , two kitchenettes, a i

beauty shop, and a gift and notions shop. A public address system allows residents who cannot attend chapel to hear the services. Friends, children and pets are encouraged to visit between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. However, after - hours visits can be arranged. The apartmenttype section includes housekeeping services and meals. Fare-free transportation is provided to Cape May County shopping centers. A house van also takes residents on a variety of social outings. "WE'VE GONE to the quilt show and flower show. We went out to look at the fall foliage — we try to get everyone out to enjoy themselves," Dwyer said. Various entertainers visit the home. There are also parties, garden projects and other activities usually provided on a monthly social calendar. Nursing patients are encouraged' to furnish their own rooms from their

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