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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1972
THOMAS J. KAVANAUGH POST 2290 post commander John
Chebra presents Paul Renaldo with a membership award at the
testimonial dinner held Saturday nigt~t for past all-state commander
Edward Reilly and past all-American president Mrs.
George Modzetewski.
JEAN CRAME R. STATE P RESI DENT, John Chabra, post 2290
commander and George Heikel, state commander presenta
plaque for Deborah.
Social Security
Gets New Number
A new special telephone ser- storing of additional incoming
vice for residents of the Rarltan calls when all lines are busy. This
Valley area is now being feature prevents the public from
provided by the Social Security experiencing busy signal delays
Administration, advises James as presently occurs during peak
D. Murphy, Social Security traffic periods.
district manager in New Brun- Mr. Murphy recommends that
swick,
people who have any questions
Since the advent of Medicare in concerning Social Security or
1965, there has been a substantial Medicare take advantage ot’ this
expansion.of telephone traffic new service. In addition,
between the Social Security beneficiaries can report certain
Administration end the public, events such as change of address,
National telephonetrafficstudieschange in work status, nonhave
shown that approximatelyreceipt of check or death of
’two.thirds of such telephone another beneficiary. The Service
traffic consists of general Center phone number is 844-322Z
inquiries which can be handled to
completion by trained personnel.
Capt. Joseph Rogalski
As a result, a special telephone’
service center has been
established and staffed with
personnel whose full time job is
to answer such telephone
inquiries.
Mr. Murphy stressed that such
specialized service will provide
better service to the public and
more efficient use of personnel
through the use of specialization
and advanced telephone
equipment not previously
available to the New Brunswick
office.
In addition to having approximately
90 per cent of all
incoming inquiries answered
fully by the trained personnel,
Mr. Murphy explained that the
sophisticated telephone equipmeat
being utilized c, ermits th~
]’he Be m~mter Inn
R0uIo 20L Stdmlnsttt, Xe* arttl
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Local Girl
Runner-Up
In Contest
Miss Sherry Neumann of
Somerset was awarded an
engraved piacque as a runner-up
in the "Queen of the Ball" contest
at the Multiple Sclerosis Service
Organization of New Jersey’s
sixth Annual Charity Ball, held at
]’he Short Hills, in Short Hills.
In a state-wide fund raising
contest conducted over a period
of several months, Sherry was
one of the five finaLists, the
winner not being determinable
until the night of the Ball, due to
the clo~!eness of competition.
Sherry attends Franklin High
School where she is a sophomore.
Asked why she entered the
contest Sherry said’. "I love
people. How wonderful to know I
have helped someone less fortunate".
The proceeds of the Ball will be
applied to the care and treatment
of Multiple. Sclerosis patients
:throughout the State.
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Troop Head
Camp Area Designated
Two new facilities are capable of handling 60-70 people
available for use by organized and ,can take an overflow of
groups at Colonial Park. ,several hundred people aa the
Captain Joseph Rogalski Of the The first is a designated immediate ground area. A
New Jersey State Police was overnight camping area which specified fire area will be cow
assigned to the Morristewn will handle a m~.ximum of 60 strueted at the bottom of the
headquarters as troop com- people. Groups wishing to use ’bowl.
mander, it was announced this this area must supply their own More information regarding
week,
tents and : cooking grills. All the use of either facility can be
Capt. Rogalski joined the force groups must have adult super- obtained by calling the Park
in 1952 after graduating from vision, are forbidden to have Commission Administrative
Bound Brook High School. His ground fires and must have OMces.
parents are Mr, and Mrs. Joseph liability insurance coverage.
Rogalski of 1136 Knopf Street, A companion facility is the new
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