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TRENTON - Many Cape May County World War I Veterans would qualify for federal benefits if- legislation currently .before Congress Is approved. according to Cape May County American Legion Cmdr. Edward Dellnakl of North Wild-

wood.

The bill (P.R. ms) would pay a pension not to exceed 8150 per month to each World War I veteran who has a annual income of less than 810,000 and who meets certain other requirements, Dellnakl explained. l

The proposed legislation has received the full support of the Cane May County Committee of The American Legion, whfch submitted a resolution backing the proposal dTPhe American Legion State Executive Committee. The committee unanimously endorsed the resolution According to American f County Legiod Executive Committeeman Ray Young of Tuckahoe, the resolution notes that veterans of Work) War I are. as a general class, members of the low income group of

American citizens, snd as such are entitled to relief from the high cost of living that has resulted from inflation. Young added that the average age of World War I veterans Is now 84 years and that a large percentage are house-bound and In need of care.

CAPE MAY - Flutist, Lisa Phstemack, will be the featured artist 8 p m. Aug. 14 In the fifth concert of the 1900 Series sponsored by the Mid-Atlantic Center

for the Arts.

Accompanied by Leslie Jones on piano and Bill Anderson on guitar, her program will consist of works by Bach, Hue,

Godard, Loeillet De Gant, Episcopal Church of the Ravel and Mocart. It will Advent. Franklin and

he performed at the Washington Sts

SS Office Being Enlarged

WILDWOOD - Construction of an addition to the Social Security Office is

well underway.

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Brooks.

"The need to expand our office reflects not only the Ire me ndous growth of Cape May County but also the large percentage of the county population that receives Social Security benefits." he pointed out. CURRENT FIGURES show that over 21,000 people in Cape May Qxmty receive a Social Security check each mohth, totalling over $6 million. The Security Office here is at 136 E. Spicer Ave. and serves all county residents, except those in Ocean City, who are served by the Atlantic City office. Social Security Promotes Two In Wildwood WILDWOOD - Two employees of the Social Security office here have been promoted, according to manager Delton Brooks. Pamela Goodspeed was promoted to the data review technician position, and Charles Juliana to the position of claims representative.

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