Cape May County Herald, 20 November 1985 
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Blood Stop COURT HOUSE - A blood bank collection will be sponsored 6:30 p.m. today at Arbutus Masonic Lodge, Route 9. For further information, call 967-4879.
TRIPLE WINNER — Judi Ludlam. broker/sales manager at Century 21 Cape Shore Realty. North Cape May. received three awards for third quarter sales from Century 21 Shore Brokers Council. She lives in North Cape May with her husband, Jim, and daughters Candi and Buffi.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUTO DEALERS 5 is 3 MEAT CARS UNDER 1 BURKE ROOF OLOSMOBRE* CHEVROLET CADILLAC SALES-SERVICE-FARTS 522-1475 CLEANERS A LAUNCH: MEES. rw CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS EXFERT TAILORING mi SUEDE A LEATHER CARE
I CROITOR FEED I & COAL I School House Lane C.M.C.H. 465-7365 MIX YOUR OWN WILDBIRD - SEED — • Safflowor Seed • Peanut Hearts • Sunflower Hearts • Millet Seed • Thistle Seed • Wild Finch Mix • Wild Bird Seed • Songberry • Cracked • p"~ - Striped MM.-FM. . SAT 9-12 A 1 to 5 9-12
Cape Plans Home Care Observance RIO GRANDE - Jersey Cape visiting Homemaker Service. Inc. has announced plans for National Home Care Week, which will be celebrated the week of Dec. l across the country.
The week has been set I aside to pay tribute to the thousands of dedicated individuals throughout * America whose efforts j allow more than two 1 million elderly, infirm. disabled or dying to receive the health and social services they need in the comfort and privacy of their own homes. During National Home Care Week the Jersey Cape Homemaker board of directors will hold a special > meeting to plan activities { for the year in an effort to I build awareness of home \ care and its services in ; Cape May County. Homemaker Services \ has been in continuous ' operation for over 26 years ' and provides home care * services to 700 clients each - year. These services range ■ from daily personal care to I nutrition to nonmedical * services to keep the patient's environment safe and
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New 4-H Members
COURT H(ftjSE - l Members of the county 4-H t Teen Ambassadors will « welcome new members s from throughout the area c in an induction ceremony at the Awards Night pro- t gram to be held Thursday. I Nov. 21 at the Lockwood 1 4-H center here. 1 "Each year 4-H leaders 5 and present 4-H Am- i bassadors are encouraged < to recommend eligible « 4-H'ers for membership in- < to 4-H Ambassadors. To be i eligible, a 4-H'er must be at -
least 14 years of age or in the 9th grade and presently active in their 4-H project." said Betty Jean Jesuncosky, county 4-H agent. New members will include: David Bailey. Ray McAlaren. Sheri Williams. Miller and Melodie For more information about 4-H programs contact Betty Jean Jesuncosky. Cooperative Extension Service Education Center. Dennisville Rd.. Court House or call 465-5115.
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