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MILLVILLE ' Citizen* ^ 65 years or older \vho are Summoned for Grand or it Jury service, and who bject. may be automatically excused under a bill sponsored by Assemblyman James R. Hurley <R . Cumberland- > Cape May' and recently ' passed by the Assembly 58Senator James S Cafiero. the originator of the measure, sponsors the same hill in the Senate Thom sLho.se names are tlraven have seven, 'lass

prior to the commencement of the jury term to notify the Jury Commissioners of their inability or unwillingness to serve. The bill was cosponsored by Hurley’s Firsf District colleague. Assemblyman Joseph Chinnici The bill now goes before the Senate. Ih the language of the bill. A-1394. which amends an existing statute "Any person 65 years of age or older who is summoned for service us a Grand Juror in any court of

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thiS*state shall be exempt from such service if he notifies the Jury Commissioners of the county of his residence at least seven days prior to the commencement of the jury term that he does not wish

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"Every person, male and female, summoned as a Grand Juror, and evert Petit Juror returned for the trial of any action of a civil or criminal nature in any courts of this state, shall b< u citizen of tills state for at leost^twi* years* over 18 and under 75 years of age.

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WILDWOOD The Wildwood 'Community Service Center's Head Start Program will sponsor a King and yueen Contest lor the HeudStart students To vote fora student you may purchase vote tickets at 25c {xt vote or $1 for a Antique Show to Benefit Hospital , COURT HOUSE - The Bayberry Twiggs Branch of the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital wdl sponsor their Fourth Annual Antique and Collectible Show on Memorial Weekend The proceeds Irom this event will benefit the hospital. The show will be held Saturday. May 26 from 10 a m.-10 p.m. at the Avalon Community Center, 30th and the Beach. Avalon. N.J. Admission will be $1. and a Garden Cafe will be open for sandwiches and snacks. Besides antiques, craftsmen will be displaying wares and there will be a baked goods table. As an extra added event this year. Mr. DonVild Pettifer. Director Aof Collections and Interpretations at Wheaton Village’s Museum of Glass will offer a glass identification service. This will be a good opportunity for those attending to bring along questionable glass pieces and take advantage of his expertise.

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a resident of the county from which he shall be taken; shall not have been convicted of a crime; and shall not. at the time of his selection, be a person who ' through his office, position or employment, is either directly or indirectly connected with the administration of justice. Such persons shall be able to read, write and understnad the English language 'and shall not have a ru mental or physical disability which will pn vi o' him properly serving as a iuror '

Ixiok of five Tickets may lx 1 purchased from any Head Start parent The boy and eir! with the most votes will he determined the winners in this event Acca.nding to Dorothea McNeal. Treasurer of the Head Start Parents Organization, the winners each will receive a $50. U.S’f Savings Bond Surplus money from the sale of the tickets will be utilized to sponsor field trips and purchase classroom equipment for the Head Start students. Support your favorite Head Start students by purchasing a vote today. Winners will be announced May 21. at noon at the Wildwood Community Service Center. 3811 New Jersey Avenue, located directly across from the Employment Office. The King and Queen will be crowned by Wildwood's Mayor Guy Muziani. Spring Fling Well Attended Cape herald - General AVALON - Over 300 Avalon residents enjoyed a relaxing Saturday evening at the Borough Community Hall May 12 at the annual Spring Fling under the auspices of the Avalon Recreation Department. The Saturday evening dances, held several times throughout the year are a cordial way for residents of the Bogough to get together and enjoy themselves. There was dancing to the music of the Clifk Kollmeier Band and the music ranged from Benny Goodman to Broadway show tunes. "I know I speak for the other members of the Borough Commission when I say that we are certainly glad to see so many residents taking part in these dances for adults.” Said Mayor Ellsworth Armacost. "The dances are good for the people here where they get together and simply have a good time, and that's saying quite a lot nowadays." said the Mayor. Jack Sykes, winter recreation director has coordinated these Saturday evening dances so that the Community Hall is decorated in a different motif each time. In the meantime, however. Avalon plans a long list of summer reasons to enjoy the recreational program here in Avalon. These events include races, lifeguard tryouts and of course the Avalon Baby Parade which is scheduled for August 18.

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