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Memorials To Veterans Are Planned

COLD SPRING - Small monuments honoring local servicemen who lost their lives in the four major wars since the turn of the century may soom be erected outside Consolidated School here. School officials are planning to develop a small veterans memorial area near the school parking lot on Seahore Rd. The site already has a monument recognizing World War II veterans.

WITH RECENT paving and reconstruction work on \ the adjacent parking lot, the complete memorial project is already well underway. Cubing, has been laid, electricity and a sprinkling system has been installed, ^nd a new flagpole has been purchased for the site. Some local residents have even sup plied shrubbery for the needed landscaping. According to school 'superintendent Ed Camp-

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bell — ‘ who has been leading the effort to establish a veterans memorial area in the township fof several years — the local school board has money available to purchase small monuments to recognize veterans from World War I, and the Korean and Vietnam wars. The narties of township servicemen killed in these wars would be inscribed on the appropriate monument. ••the monuments will serve two purposes." Campbell explained recently. "First, it will serve as recognition of our veterans. Secondly, we are trying to get our children to recognize the contribution children from this area have made to. historic events. All the names on the monument — all the young men being recognized — went to this school," he noted. Although the school district has some money available for the project, it is^currently soliciting comments from anyone who may object to the purchase of monuments. It would also appreciate any input and aid the ‘various township veterans groups •' could supply. ? "We have never properly recognized any of our vets after World War II," the superintendent said. "Hopefully by- next Memorial Day ' we’ll be ready for formal dedicaI tion ceremonies of otlr ] memorial area."

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