^ 2 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 29 May '85 -f - i I" — I / - *

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' Gleaning ' Program I Provides Veggies

RIO GRANDE - Senior citizens and the disadvantaged in Cape May County are getting their vegetables, thanks to Cape Human Resources, Inc.. which has been participating in Green Thumb's "Gleaning" Program. Leader in the program is Vera Smith, social worker The gleaning program, in existence since June. 1983. involves volunteers in South Jersey who go to farms and "glean" surplus vegetables * after the fields have been harvested commercially. The produce is then distributed to older gnd needy persons. \ IN THIS county, the gleaning program has become an important community effort. Each Monday and Tuesday, Smith and her group of volunteers go to several farms in Richland. Cumberland County, bringing back a rich harvest of

spinach, radishes, sweet I potatoes, broccoli, rabb, turnpip greens, lettuce, cabbage. tomatoes, cucumbers, melons, peppers, eggplant, corn, and squash. They glean from April until late Fall, providing fresh vegetables for county residents in Cape May, Wildwood, West Cape May. North Cape May, Villas, Del Haven, Rio Grande. Cape I May Court House. Goshen. Swainton, Woodbine, and I Whitesboro. . AMONG THOSE helping | ^in the Green Thumb Glean- ( ing program are Whitesboro [Division Green Thumbers 'Albert White and Christine erter. From the communiare: Whitesboro: Ethel Smith, Alberta Martin. Rev. Robert Farrow, Florence Matthews. Connie Tyler, Cape May, Emma Shelton, Annie Jackson During Cape Human Resources' recent U.S. Government Surplus Cheese Distribution, spinach and radishes were packaged and distributed at the Whitesboro Division. For further information about the gleaning program vegetable distribution, contact Vera Smith. 465-4531 Births The following births have been reported by Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital: Daniel Joseph to Joseph and Bonnie Carrig Giordano of Court House. April 29. Franklin Matthew III to Franklin and Deborah Weaver Cianchetta of Court House, May 7. Garry Gregory to Garry and Robin Simpson Gilbert of Cape May. May 10. Kimberly Marie to Aldo and Mary Ward Palombo of Northfield. May 10 George Theodore III to George and Joanne Edwards Rickards of Court House. May 12 Ralph Bryon to Ralph and Norine Gledhill Tiz of Avalon. May 12 Valerie Ann to Franklin and Margaret Kelly Richardson of Court House. May 12. Paul Theodore to Bryan and Shirley Mitto Strelski of North Wildwood. May 12. Daryl Joseph to Darryl and Catherine Anderson Edwards of Cape May. May 12. Amanda Bea to Jules and Tammy Wettstein Leider of South Dennis. May 13. Bryan Joseph to Edward and Barbara Kee Adams of South Seaville, May 13. Christine Marie to George and Patrice 'Gallaher Bailey of Court House. May 17. Laura Marie to Carlos and Delia Jones De Santis of South Seaville. May 18.

Roast guard ^HjKi CALL HIM COXSWAIN — Seaman Gary L. Lamach is named a small boat coxswain at all hands muster held at Coast Guard Station Cape May recently. Certificate of award is presented by Lt. Sally Brice-O'Hara, commanding officer of station. Lamach lives in Villas with wife. Shannon, and son Gary. Sandpiper Galerie j— - * Now Open for its 22nd fS season! Come and shop in ^ the beautiful suburbs of Stone pT Harbor at 109th St. ® 3rd Ave. , 368-2040 J ]■£ ■ ) (f^ .-Noon to l ive Until Mid-June • \ W" * : -« — ■ ittyHMfipgy CONTEMPORARY CRAFTS I JHL r (. f v , t • • Aak*y ^ "0? "V" M0Nf ^ -V'7 LOOKING FOR A HORSE? £?£,£ Why not adopt one 0 ****»«>* vug.™.* hwa A public service oijnu publication • I ^|£| I I E3 I BwiLUHM RIS GALLERIES {J STONE HARBOR, NEW JERSEY El jsl 2nd Avenue at 94th Street El H 368-6361 M 1=^ Grand Opening Group Show H May 24 • June 19 H K=J Ineke Van Werkhoven. Watercolors fel 13 Clifford Winner. Watercolors El f!»J R. Del Noce Senior. Watercolors B|fl El Earl Hinz. Oils/Acrylics Kj N AVALON, NEW JERSEY H K2J AT THI GOLDEN INN El A CONFERENCE CENTER 70TH & DUNE DRIVE 36S-3363 May 23 - June 17 Dot Woodall Alexandria. VA Acrylcs A