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Order To Sign With MUA Goes To Wildwoods

SWAINTON Community officials in Wildwood. Wildwood Crest, and West Wildwood have received copies of the court order from Superior Court Judge Phillip Gruccio directing them to sign service agreements with the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority, authority counsel John H. Mead said at a recent MUA meeting "I have sent them draft copies of the sim;vice agreements and information from our bond counsel." Mead explained. "We should expect some action within

a short time "

In other action. Executive Director Walter D. Taft. Jr. reported that four bids were received for the construction of the new regional wastewater treatment plant in Ocean City. "The low bid was $17.3 million." Taft said. "It was quite good since the engineer’s estimate was

$17 5 million "

The Carl E. Widell firm of lladdonfield was the low bidder Project Director Francis Pandullo said as consulstants to the MUA. his company is

size is a good sign and the bidding was tight!” Construction on the Ocean City plant at 4Cth St. and West Ave. is expected to begin in May. Forty-two hundred feet of force main pipe has been laid from 45th St. north along West Ave. in Ocean City, according to Kenneth Holmstrup. MUA construction coordinator "In the other direction, beginning at Third St., heading south. 700 feet of dual pipe has been installed." Holmstrup reported. "Work began on the contract just two weeks ago.” MUA Chairman John Vinci said the site selection process in the Seven Mile Beach/Middlc (legion has had some delays but is proceeding as well as can be expected. "There arc no local problems connected with the site north of the Jersey Cape Racquet Club but people from the environmental section of the federal Environmental Protection Agency are going to visit the site soon to give us their analysis." Vinci related.

EVERYONE KNOWS LAND is at a premium in Stone llirbor. but who wants to have their home in the middle of 3rd Ave. A 96th St.? House movers were temporarily delayed while waiting to be freed from overhead traffic signals. -PlMtobyAIWMlMff

reviewing the bids and will submit a detailed analysis to the authority soon "To have four firms bidding on a project this Teitclman Title I Program Apr. 10 The meeting of the Richard M Teitclman Title I Program will be held on Tuesday. April 10. at 7 p m. in the Frances E. Jackson Media Center of the school St. Barnabas Food Sale The Women of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church will sponsor a Food Sale at the Guarantee Bank (Villas Branch). Bayshore Rd.. Villas. N.J. on April 3 from 9:15 am. to 11:30a.m. Lupus Fndt. Mtg. Tonite The Cape-Atlantic Cumberland lAipus Foundation will hold a meeting Thursday. March 29. 8 p.m. at the Ocean Point Nursing Home in Somers Point. Dr. Stronger. Neurologist, will speak about lAipus and the Central Nervous System. For more information, call 884Bp47 or 3274)579 April Food Stamp Visits Announced Dates, places and times of local visits by a representative of the Cape May County Food Stamp Office during the month of April have been announced by Leroy Cardile, County Food Stamp Supervisor. The representative will be on hand at the eight field offices from 9:30 am until 12:00 noon, except for the Whites boro Center which will run from 10 am to 1:30 pm on the dates specified. Dates and places are. Ph. 7299200 Ext.

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St. Raymond’s Church Basement. 25 E. Hudson Ave., Villas. N.J. Wed.. April4 Cape May Co. Library. Public Meeting Room. Mechanic St. Cape May Ct. Hse., N.J., Mon.. April 9. Wildwood Community Center. Spicer A New Jersey Ave. Wildwood, N.J.. Wed., April 11. Woodbine Community Center. Longfellow A Monroe Aves.. Woodbine, N.J., Mon., April 2. Cape May City Hall. 643 Washington Street. Cape May. N.J., Mon. April 10. N. Wildwood City Hall. 901 Atlantic Ave., N. Wildwood. N.J., Thurs., April 5. Martin Luther King Center. W. Main St., Cape Human Resources Inc . Whitesboro, NJ., Wed , April 2S.