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An almost centurian's vehicle to expound at nonspecific intervals on his opinions regarding politics-local to international, health care, life,society,and perhaps religion plus periodic vignettes about Plainfield N.J. In addition to "blowing off",I enjoyed my second career as an amateur public advocate.
WELCOME TO "OZ" aka PLAINFIELD NJ
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- RIDGWAY OBITUARY
- Dave Ridgeway
- EARLY POST HOLLIDAY NOTES
- SELF TRIB UTE
- STABILITY IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM
- EUREKA !!!!!
- WEIRD#1
- WEIRD #2
- NO GOOGLE IN FIREFOX
- SOMETHING WORKED
- GENERALATIES ON HEALTH C ARE
- Whose Truce?
- FALSE WARNING
- THE TRUCE
- ABSENT POTPOURRI
- ADDENDUM BOE MEETING
- BOE MEETING
- BOE/PSS AND US
- As I write this Sunday evening I am only aware of ...
- PORTRAITS FROM JAMA
- BLOG POTPOURRI
- BLOG
- TOWN MEETING 4TH WARD
- JOB FAIR
- POTPOURRI 5/11/11
- MAY COUNCIL MEETING #3
- M AY COUNCIL MEETING #2
- First Report Council Meeting
- POTPOURRI FOR MONDAY
- agenda potpourri
- MONDAY'S AGENDA FIRST LOOK
- POTPOURRI
- CHANGE OF PACE
- BOE #2
- TWO NIGHTS TWO MEETINGS
- COUNCIL MEETING 5/2/11 #1
- LATE NIGHT
- COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
- A FAIR INTERLUDE
- AGENDA SETTING SESSION part #2
- AGENDA SETTING SESSION part #1
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About Me
- olddoc
- Plainfield, NJ
- Over aged, Trying to be "the last angry man".about any and all improprieties of stated interest.For some unknown reason has been listed for years in various editions of "Who's Who"(America, World, Science) I deny any responsibility for typos, spelling and poor punctuation. Hunt and peck has it faults. Speech transcribing does not seem to be the answer. Enjoying a second career as a self appointed advocate for the public vz local government excesses.
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Hello, my half brother was in the Battle of the Bulge. He is 88 years old and now resides in the New Jersey Veteran's Memorial Home, 525 North West Blvd., Vineland, N.J.
ReplyDeleteHis name is Ernest (Ernie) Stones. He has difficulty remembering things, but did tell me how he pulled a German pilot from a downed fighter aircraft, and had to keep him all night before he was taken off as a prisoner. He said his platoon was angry with him for having rescued the pilot.
I saw an article about you in the Atlantic City Press, and was intrigued by your service in the Battle of the Bulge. My brother was a mechanic and he said he aligned the firing mechanism on tanks with the target.