D.E.P. COMMISSIONER Jerry English, left, arrives at Cape May Point State Park last Wednesday to discuss her proposed tax legislation that, if approved, will allow this park and 10 others to remain open to the public. The commissioner asked area officials to support her request for a 15 cents per cubic yard tax on solid waste sent to state landfills. Revenue generated by the tax will offset a reduction in the park budgets due to the Dept, of Environmental Protection's need to divert funds to a special account to be used for the cleanup of toxic wastes.

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Memorial Services Scheduled STONE HARBOR - Commander Horace Griffith of the Stephen •€! Ludiam Post 331, has announced members of the American Legion will conduct services and place memorial wreaths at the following cemeteries in memory of departed veterans: Asbury-Swainton, Evans Corner, County Monument. South .Dennis, Veterans Cemetery, Avalon Rd. Bethel AME-Swainton, County Park and Fairview, Cape May Court House. Msgr. Vincent J. Giammarino of St. Paul’s Church will officiate at these services and Eric Stone and David Parkhurst will be the buglers. FOLLOWING THE Memorial Day cemetery visits Monday, a parade will form at Sunset Drive and 96th here at ll :45 a.m. Sixteen groups including the police escort, churches of Stone Harbor, American Legion Color Guard, firing squad, the Auxiliary Color Guard, auxiliary members, a Poppy Memorial Boat, Middle Township School Marching Band, Boy Scout Troop 70, borough school children, Burdette Tomlin Hospital Auxiliary, Senior Citizens, Yacht Club Members, Rescue Squad and Volunteer Fire Co. Msgr. Giammarino will give the Invocation and the Benediction. Commander Griffith will introduce honored guests, Mayor Wood and Council, Glenn A. Townley, president'of the Chamber of Commerce will offer the welcoming speech. Guest speaker will be Richard B. Abell, director of the Peace Corps from Washington, D.C. Floral sprays will be distributed by Marion Hornsby for the launching of the Poppy Life boat by the beach patrol. A firing ^quad salute with taps by Eric Stone and David Parkhurst will conclude the ceremonies. Music selections will be by‘the school band.

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