12 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 5 March '66

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Distribution Set For Butter

RIO GRANDE - Cape Human Resources. Inc.. the Cape May County Lead Agency for distributing federal surplus food, announces a distribution of butter and flour, March 12. 13. 14. to individuals and families who qualify. The county Welfare Board will again be cooperating in the distribution. According to Bernice H. Gordon, executive director of Cape Human Resources. Inc. and coordinator of commodity distribution, individuals and families on: Public Assistance. Food Stamps. Supplemental Security Income (SSI); General Assistance. Women, Infants, and Children (WIC); and Medicaid are automatically eligible for this distribution. ONLY ONE person per household may apply. Three pounds of butter and five pounds of flour' will be given per family (regardless of size). Other people will be eligible, if they have an annual income of up to $9,713 for a single and $13,043 for a couple. Income-eligible persons will need to bring either proof of income or par-Self-Help Meet VILLAS - The Cape May County Epilepsy SelfHelp next meeting will be held 7:30 p.m. Monday. March 10. in Lower Township's Recreation Center, behind Municipal Hall. 2600 Bayshore Rd.

ticipation in one of the above-mentioned programs or be prepared to sign a self-certification form attesting to their incomes. At registration on the day of distribution applicants must bring I D. to show program eligibility. DISTRIBUTION sites and dates are: Wednesday. March 12 — Cape Human Resources, Inc. Whitesboro Div., E. Main St. Whitesboro. NJ 08252, 9 a.m. -3 p.m. and Lower Township Recreation Center, 2600 Bayshore Rd. Villas. NJ 08251. 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Thursday. March 13 — Cape Human Resources Inc . Woodbine Division, Longfellow and Woodbine,

NJ 08270, 9 a.m. -3 p.m.. and Ocean City Youth Center. 6th and Atlantic Avenues. Ocean City, NJ 08226. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday. March 14 — Cape Human Resources. Inc.. Wildwood Division 115 W Davis Ave., Wildwood. NJ 08260, 9 a.m. 3 p.m.. and Cape May Victorian Towers. Washington and Ocean Sts., Cape May. NJ 08204, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Golden Agers NORTH WILDWOOD - The Golden Age Club of Wildwood will meet noon tomorrow at the Moose Hall. 314 Spruce Ave. Next meeting will be March 20.

N. Wildwood Gets 1st Policewoman

NORTH WILDWOOD - Mayor Lewis G. Vinci has this week appointed the first woman ever as a front-line police officer here. Vinci said Vicki Stichter will officially begin duty March 10. Policewoman Stichter graduated from West Chester University with a bachelor of science degree in criminal justice. The swearing-in ceremony was 11 a.m. Monday. March 3 at the city council chamber. STICHTER. OF North Wildwood. has been a summer police officer 'seven years and also worked as an investigator for the Cumberland County Pro-

secutor's Office. Vinci noted that this is the second woman in two months to be named to important city positions which historically have been held by men. Last month. Vinci ap- • pointed Mary (Betsey) i Tomlinson to the Zoning Board of Adjustment. BESIDES BEING North Wildwood's first i policewoman, Stichter is one of only a few front-line policewomen in Cape May County and perhaps the en- ) tire state, Vinci said. Born in Reading. Pa.. i Stichter lived 23 years in » Alburtis, Pa. before com- ? ing to North Wildwood seven years ago.

The Family Business Seashore Families Come To WE DELIVER FREE • 522-3576

/ KRINOS IMPORTED \ A V* ^ GREEK FOODS and V ITALIAN PRODUCTS We Sell Our Own Homemade Italian Sausage — Hot or Sweet $2.29 lb. Also Try Our Complete Deli-Line Specials Imported Ham . $2.79 lb. Hatfield Cooked Salami $1.59 lb. Hatfield German Bologna $1.59 lb. N.Y. American Cheese $1.89 lb. Provolone Cheese $1.99 lb. Hormel Slicing Pepperoni $1.49 '/i lb. 15tti and Now Jorsey Avm., North Wildwood Hou»»: Sandwich Sho)) 10:30 o.m. - TH7 Ptao« oftt 4 p.m.

? Introducing Two New Pasta Dishes! } 1 BAKED RIGATONI and RIGATONI W/PEASf Delicious Soups & Homemade Chili French Fries • Cheese Fries I^PjJ|j?C^^FREE64 oz~ FranksSodaJ ^MadebyValdo\ w/Pizza or Stromboli | PIZZA * 2 Cheese P<izza $6.35 > J Extra Cheese $7.10 Z 1 Sicilian $8.00 S Extras $1.00 ? STROMBOLI 1 1 J Pepperoni & Cheese $6.95 ; ? Ham & Cheese $6.95 ' , ■ I Combination $9.50 i C Cheese Steak Stromboli $11.50 i ! YOUR CHOICEkwnW**#**^ All Puts Dinner* include Bread, Barter and Salad