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the nose is real.
Major studios and leading inde-
pendent movie production compa-
nies will release a record number of
motion pictures. The genres such as
costume drama and the animated
feature are making a combeback,
while horror and sci-fi pictures are
on a decline. B al 5
What is unusual hs
is that seven out
of every 10 movie
releases have
been shot outside
California. Movie
enthusiasts can :
expect to see the ®# us
usual credits of WYSOCKI
reputable directors as William
Friedkin, Robert Altman, Richard
Attenborough and Steven Spielberg.
The movies will also showcase the
acting talents of such box-office
favorites as Meryl Streep, Sally
Field, Jane Fonda, Robert Redford,
Al Pacino and Richard Pryor. The
Christmas movie-release period, the
second highest-grossing period of
the year, officially commences on
Nov. 27 (Thanksgiving Weekend).
MGM-UA’s Production of ‘Rocky
IV” will debut on Nov. 27, along
with “White Nights” starring Mik-
hail Baryshnikov and produced by
Columbia. On Dec. 6, the comedy
“Spies Like Us,” which stars Chevy
Chase and Dan Aykroyd will be.
released to movie theaters. A week
later, another comedy ‘‘The Money
Pit,’ a Universal Production featur-
ing Tom Hanks and Shelley Long,
will be released.
Fox’s “Jewel of the Nile,’ playing
Dec. 18, will hopefully attract
movie-goers. Movie releases would
not be complete without Disney
Productions, and this year Disney
offers motion picture fans. ‘101 Dal-
can also look forward to a Para-
mount Production of ‘Young Sher-
lock Holmes,” which is scheduled as
a Christmas release.
(Debbey Wysocki is the entertain-
ment writer for The Dallas Post.)
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An unmarried child of a Social
Security-insured ‘ person who
becomes disabled, retires, or dies
may be eligible for Social Security
benefits. If the child is under 18, he
or she would be eligible whether or
not in school; if 18-19, the child must
be attending a secondary school on
a full-time basis. The child can be
any age if he or she was severely
disabled before age 22.
A “full-time student” is one who
attends a high school, or elementary
school and who is considered by the
school to be in full-time attendance.
In addition, the student must be
enrolled for at least 20 hours a week
in a course of study that lasts at
least 13 weeks.
Students may receive Social
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during which they attend an
approved school up to the month in
which they reach age 19. In some
cases, the payments may be contin-
ued after age 19 for an additional 2
months or until the school year is
completed, whichever comes first.
To remain eligible for benefits,
students must report any change
that might affect their eligibility for
monthly payments.
This includes work activity, any
change in school attendance, change
of address, or marrige. In addition,
students are required to complete a
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year and-again at the end, that calls
for such information as school
attendance and work activity. Fail-
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it to the Social Security Administra-
tion of benefits.
Homeowners and mobile home
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tapes or pipe heating cables to
protect exposed water and drain
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by government safety experts to
inspect the tapes or cables now for
possible fire hazards before the
onset of winter.
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Product Safety Commission, over
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to have been caused by heat tapes
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dwellings where exposed pipes
could freeze during the winter.
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With the cold weather upon us and
the increased use of supplemental
heating devices to decrease the cost
of home heating the Kingston Town-
ship Department of Fire Safety and
Prevention would like to offer the
following safety tips to Township
residents.
Solid fuel burning devices: 1.
Check with local fire and building
codes for proper clearance and
requirements before installation of
heating units and chimneys. 2.
Check chimneys periodically for
build up of creosote and have your
chimney professionally cleaned at
least once a heating season. 3.
Never use papers or gasoline to
start a wood burning stove - Kkin-
dling works best. 4. Most effective
fuels are seasoned hardwoods usch
as oak, maple, elm and birch.
Electric Space Heaters: 1. Be ue
your heater is U.L. listed and ade-
quate wiring and outlets are availa-
ble. 2. Keep at least three feet of
space around heater. 3. Look for
heaters with thermostat control that
shuts off when overheated and a tip-
over switch that turns off the heater
if it should tip over.
Kerosene Heaters: 1. Once again
be sure your heater is U.L. Listed.
2. Use only water-clear kerosene -
never use gasoline. 3. Only refuel
heaters outside and never store
flammable liquids indoors. 4. Make
sure of proper ventilation in rooms
being heated by kerosene heaters. 5.
Maintain at least a three foot clear-
ance around heater.
For the past several years
national statics have shown a dras-
tic increase in fire losses caused by
supplmental heating devices. Unfor-
tunately this trend can also be seen
here in Kingston Township with
most fires handled by the two Town-
ship Fire departments during the
cold season, being caused by supple-
mental heating devices. However,
with your help, we hope to reverse
this trend and make Kingston Town-
ship a safer place to live.
For any further information on
Township Fire Codes or Fire Safety
Material feel free to contact the
Department of Fire Safety and Pre-
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