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Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 26 )une '85

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Hot's Out; Cold's In

COURT HOUSE - It's out with the hot and in with the cold at Cape Human Resources Inc. The federally-sponsored organization has changed its hot lunch program to a "Brown Bag" summer nutrition program that began Monday "The change will enable the agency to reach more sites and more people." said David G. FothergillQuinlan, planning and developmental coordinator. The lunch service was reaching 200, but with the change will be able to reach up to 350 youth. Some of the extra people the brown bags will reach are those in the Summer Youth Employment Program Its counselors transport the workers to the food sites. Pothergill-Quinlan said that the participants will have an evaluation form in each lunch, each day

> Although he realizes that i demands for peanut butter i and jelly five times a week, cannot be answered, he 1 believes the "instant" I evaluation will be helpful. "We can see what the children really like." he said. Cape Human Resources Inc. has added two sites for food distribtuion to its program this summer, in Ocean City and Cape May Fothergill-Quinlan said the sites are "beautifully located", near where the children live. # "YOU COULDN'T ASK for a better area." he said. Youth are eligible for the program if they are under age 18 and if they meet income standards set by the USDA. If they were part of the free school lunch program during the school year, they can automatically become a part of the summer lunch program. For more information call 729-4902, or in )Whitesboro, 465-4531. In Wildwood, call 522-0231, and in Woodbine, call 861-2816. Wildwood (From Page 16) of your queries in "one fell swoop"... Yes, I do buy tickets for all of the breakfasts and hoagie sales that I mention. I usually find out about the fund-raiser in the midst of a ticket solicitation. No, I I don't eat everything that I buy tickets for (cheap shot at my SLIGHT paunch) No, I am not a member of the Jaycees. They just deserve the publicity that they get. They are a super organization! Yes, I knew it was Jim Collins' 40th birthday. I didn't mention it because he did not want it known j from one end of the Island to the other Not nearly enough and because the Wildwoods are the finest grouping of communities along the Atlantic Seaboard and they are a pleasure to write about. Yes. I greatly appreciate notes from readers Jot your information down and send it to me in care of the Herald. Remember, the .-'deadline for any Wednes day issue is the Friday before, so get your tidbits in as early as possible No, I don't consider myself a political columnist Politics is a way of life in the Wildwoods and when you report on the Wildwoods. you "gotta" discuss politics. Yes. I know Charlie Mathis. former Herald columnist He is a talented writer whom I have know for many years. Delighted to hear that he is feeling much better and is back in the Wildwoods Yes. I was serious in suggesting that tourists be offered the opportunity to "own" an inch of the Boardwalk. Would a guy who bought a lot on Mars joke around about a thing like that9 Yes. there really is a Dr. Margaret Mace and she did indeed teach in the North Wildwood school that now bears her name. She was one of the Wildwood's finest citizens and deserving of a feature article at a later date

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