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Veterans Day In Ocean City * OCEAN CITY — Annual Veterans Day ceremonies will‘ be held on Thursday, November 11th,-10:30 a.m. at the Memorial Park, 6th Street and Wesley Avenue. The traditional program will begin with a call to assemble from William E. Harms, Commander of the United Veterans Council. Mayor Jack Bittner will welcome the audience and Lloyd Cassidy, World War I Barracks, will lead the pledge of allegiance. Otlfest speaker will be Gordon Smith, past commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6650: Recognition of the Armistice will be the subject of a talk by Donald Holibaugh, Deputy Commander, New Jersey World War I Barracks. Taps .will be played by Steve Sye and Dave Redding, both members of the Ocean City High School Band. Father John Cooke, St.j Joseph’s Church, Sorters Point will give both the in.vocation and benediction. Honored guests will include Council president, Jeanne Clunn and Council members William Woods, Henry Knight, Jack Jones, John Esposito, Herbert Brownlee and William ’ Meis. Commanders Mike Calise, VFW Post 6650 and William Houck, American Legion Post 137 will also be introduced. In the event of rain, ceremonies will be Held at the fausic Pier, Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace. The event is sponsored by United Veterans Council and the City. School Results COURT HOUSE - Interested persons are invited to atfend the Middle Township Board of Education meeting here 8 p.m. Nov. 18 in the Administration Building on South Main

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N.J. STATE MOOSE Director Robert J. Cardwell left, of Mt. Ephraim greeU officials at the Lower Twp. Moose Lodge last Thursday. He was in town along with other state lodge officials to kick off their 59th annual state convention in Atlantic City. Pictured with the director from left Is, local treasurer Cliffonl Patrick: freeholders Ralph Evans and Anthony Catanoso; Assemblyman Guy Mmianf; and Lower Twp. Committeeman Jack Moran. Kerosene Warning Law Urged

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MILLVILLE - State Sen. James R. Hurley has called for immediate action on a health hazard alert bill that would warn the public of the danger of using grade K-2 kerosene to fuel .portable space

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The Cumberland-Cape May legislator chastised the Senate Democratic leadership for not allowing the-''bill, introduced^" last March, to come to^kvote. ACCORDING to ijurley. Sen. John P. Caurold of Newark is conducting his own study on the safety of kerosene heaters, and is opposed to any kerosene heater legislation prior to the outcome of his study. “Here’s a legislator who wants to make these heaters illegal, .which is unrealistic, yet he' won't allow this hill to come to a vote," he said. The proposed legislation would require retailers and wholesalers of K-2 kerosene to post warnings stressing the use of such fuel in sotne unvented space heaters could lx* hazardous to one's health. The bill would also require the Division of Consumer Affairs to inspect retail kerosene dealers for compliance. “I'M CONCERNED about the public’s health,” Hurley said. ‘‘These heaters are in homes and they're going to be used. My purpose isn’t to limit the use of kerosenes, but to warn the public that a danger dxists when it is used in heating ducts not connected to the outside air.” K-2 kerosene is heavy in Tomlin Gets AF Scholarship » CAPE MAY — Andrew J. Tomlin, son of Mildred R. Tomlin of 367 Corson Lane. iKTsfriH^ived a four-year MJ.S. Air KOTC stholarship. . The cadet was selected HOT.the scholarship on the basis of comprehensive tests, high school scholastic achievement and extracurricular activities. z' The scholarship covers full ‘tuition, textbooks, laboratory fees and pays a monthly 94jbsistence allowance Upon graduation and completion of the ROTC program, the cadet will be commissioned an Air Force second lieutenant. Tomlin is a student at Rutgers University, New Brunswick.

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