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Herald & Lantern 27 May 81

SWAINTON A public hearing on proponed siles lor the new interim landfill has been scheduled lor Thursday, June 25. by the Cape May County Municipal Utilllles Authority G«arge Marinakis, executive director. Mid no location had yet been chosen for the solid waste site selection hearing but that the documentation would be finalired next week and would go on display in several public places including selected libraries and the MUA office In other solid waste matters Marinakis reported the authority had returned executed contracts • to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection for *40,000 in grants that have been approved for the landfill site selection study

and development of a source separation program to recycle solid waste materials. THECMCMUA DECIDED to accelerate its design efforts on the sludge composting facilities to be constructed in the Seven Mile Beach/Middle Region. "The NJDEP has urged us to submit an application for funding ^his project before June 30," Marinakis said. "In order to achieve that timetable, we must drastically condense the design period,” the executive director stated. The consulting engineers, Pandullo Quirk Associates, have put a 20-person staff on 10-hour days and are working six days per week to complete the task. The total design cost for the composting facilities is *266,000. "THAT FIGURE WILL be well spent when you consider the availability of up to *5 million in grants " MUA chairman John Vinci remarked. "For once the agencies are on our side, urging us to hurry." The authority also decided to delete temporarily, in the interest of expediting grant funding, the ocean outfall portion of the facilities planning program in the Wildwood/Lower region. "This is not a dssirable way to go,” Marinakis explained, "but when you have one segment ready for submission and

another not ready, to delay the entire project would not be in the best interests of the

region.”

CMCMUA expects to issue a notice by

June 15 for the public hearings on the sewerable area mapping programs for the Seven Mile Beach/Middle Township and the Wildwood/Lower service regions.

ANN BEATTY displays the certificate of appreciation

awarded her by Gloria Conroy, president, for her work with the Burdette T$hlin Auxiliary at a luncheon given by her auxiliary friendsJt llenny's. Mrs. Beatty is moving to 1 new home in the maintains of North Carolina so the auxiliary also gave her a necklace with a clam shell and pearl

to remind her of the Jersey Shore.

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Special Village Exhibits

COLD SPRING - A series of historical exhibits has been scheduled at Historic Cold Spring Village here, which hetyl its grand opening Saturday, May 23 Continuing through June 30 is "Summertime,” a display of antique summer costumes for mothers and children sponsored by the State Library and the National Endowment for the humanities as part of Grandmother’s Trunk: * Costume as Social History (Vianne Connors, coordinator) EXTENDING THROUGH Sept. 30 is an exhibition of Cape May county medical artifacts and doctor's equipment sponsored by the County Historical and Genealogical Society from their collection in the Rte. 9 museum in Court House. A collection of antique postal cards from “Down the Shore" will be exhibited by the County Library from June through September, including views of the Old Windsor Hotel which was destroyed by fire in Cape May. THE SPECIAL exhibits complement the village’s permanent collection of artifacts, paper memorabilia, maps and indentures on view in the Old Grange hall. The village is oen 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, and admission and parking are free. It is located at 731 Seashore rd. Cape Aides For Florio HADDON HEIGHTS - The Jim Florio for Governor Committee announced today the appointment of Jim lannone and Charts Leusner as County Coordinator and Tri-County Research Coordinator respectively for Cape May County, lannone, a Sea Isle City Democratic leader, and Leusner, of Court House, presently serve as county committeemen. Mayor Frank Murphy, of Dennis Twp., has been named Chairman of the County Steering Committee. Other members of this committee include William Houck, Charles Town and r. Theodor Johnson. Houck, of Ocean City, is the Commander of American Legion Post 137, president of the Democratic Club and a 4th Ward, 5th District Committeeman. Town, of Sea Isle City, is a former candidate for freeholder and Johnson is the Superintendent of Middle Township Schools.