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United Way Prints New Directory

By GREGG LAWSON COURT HOUSE - A 40-page Directory of Human Services, intended for human and social service professionals and people interested in health care, has been printed by the county United Way's First Call For Help (UWFCFH) division. "It is not really intended for the man in the street, but as a desk-top reference for people concerned with social and health care needs." said Virginia Beryl Budd, who compiled and edited the booklet. The 3»2-by-8'2 inch red index was designed as a companion to the Directory of County and Municipal Officials, and is used by volunteers who man the agency's 24-hour information and referral service. Budd said 5.000 copies were printed and more than 1,000 distributed to newspapers, municipalities, various agencies and United Way volunteers. The bulk of the remainder are in the agency office at the Library Building here. Requests for information fall into eight needs listed by a United Way indentification system, according to Budd. They are: adequate income, good health, food, clothing, l shelter, transportation, education, a safe environment, safety and security, the ability to function well in society and develop to full potential, and organizations, institutions and services assuring that all services are met. THE BOOKLET S index lists agencies under those needs and each need is subdivided to suit individual problems. Agency numbers are given for reference. Numerically listed agencies follow, with addresses, phone numbers and a brief description of each. An alphaflfrcal listing completes package. The United Way paid for paper costs out of its budget and the printing was done by the Office of Public Affairs. Public Affairs Director Lou Rodia

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estimated the total paper cost to be $300. Speical thanks go to Catherine Abel and Jerry Constande of Public Affairs. Budd said. Abel assisted with typesetting and layout. Costande with actual production. Budd said the current directory was based on a , resource index published by the Human Services Coalition in the 1970s and revised by United Wav in 1979-80. "It's never been updated, and there have been a lot of requests, especially by the Human Services Commission. for a desk-top reference manual," she said. In 1983. Budd took over as director of UMFCFH and began working on an updated index, trying to duplicate agencies in the County and Municipal Officials directory as little as possible. The booklet can be obtained by writing to United Way of Cape May County. Central Mail Room. Cape May House. NJ 08219, or by calling 465-5300. SSI Checks Scheduled On Nov. 29 WILDWOOD - Monthly Supplemental Security Income (SSI) checks which are normally delivered on the first day of the month, will be delivered Friday, Nov. 29 instead, according to Del Brooks, manager of the Wildwood Social Security Office. » "Benefit checks are mailed early when the usual delivery date falls on a Saturday. Sunday or legal holiday." Brooks said. "In these instances, the checks are dated and delivered on the first day before the first of the month that is not a weekend or holiday." Brooks stated that this procedure helps reduce the problems that people have when they receive their checks and their banks are closed. These situations occur several times during the year, and Brooks added that SSA would provide similar information about early check deliveries as they occur. Pvt. Williams Out of Basic WHITESBORO - Army National Guard Private Nadine N. Williams, daughter of Gloria E. and James L Williams of this community has completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. She is a 1985 graduate of Middle Township High School. Court House.

Helping Hand For The Holidays 'To a \iylhmg thirc is a season ... The spirit uf the holiday season pervades our homes, our lives and our hearts. While this is a time nf ahundancv for many people, it can also be a lime of poignancy and despair lor others. Kach year the Herald newspapers run a Helping Hand feature that tells about some of the needs of people and organizations in our area. Lifts of donated items, volunteer time and money are alwins needed. This is the season to bestow blessings ... / — l.ibhv Hemp Fortesl "Memi" and Pappi' Moore pose with some of the dolls they have dressed to give away this Christmas to needy children. The couple reside at the Cape May Care Center. "They never thought of their, selves", is the way Doris Hughes describes Mary ('Memi') and Edward ('Pappi'l Moore of Dias Creek, residents of the Cape MayjCare Center in Swainton. The elderly couple who are both in failing health, have collected, repaired and given away dolls and toys to needy children for 50 years. Although Pappi is now bedfast. Memi still keeps busy at her sewing machine making doll clothes. They are hoping to have a small Christmas party for children and could use more dolls, and little cars and presents for boys. The momentos of their life together are about all they have left, according to Mrs. Hughes who long ago was given her first doll by the couple. For themselves, the Moores have asked nothing, but Mrs. Hughes has organized a fund drive to raise donations to pay for the Moores personal needs and keep up with their hills. The fundraising has been endorsed bv Middle Township officials. Contributions may be left at Mrs. Hughes home at lb S. Main St.. Cape May Court House, or mailed to Edward and Mary Moore. P.O. Box 655. Cape Mav Court House. N.J.. 08216.

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