Herald & Lantern 14 October

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Recycling Need Cited

STONE HARBOR - The importance of the solid waste recycling plan now under way was stressed by Diane DeMeo, county trash recycling coordinator, at the recent meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. • Many communities have helped cut the mounting costs of trash disposal by source separation, she said. A survey has revealed' that 20 to 25 percent of the county's solid waste is potentially recyclah|le. and that there is a large market for glass, newsprint and aluminum in the South Jersey area. THE SUCCESS of this operation, first started in Mpdisoir? Wic. jn 1968, depends heavily on the cooperation of residents and merchants. DeMeo said.. Source separation in the borough will be started Monday, Oct. 19.

Voll Seeks Cable Upgrade

VOLUNTEER EFFORTS to see that snow fence protection is installed along the entire beachfront have been praised by the Stone Harbor governing body which recently lauded the volunteers, headed by Robert Henderson. Here, volunteer James Funke, left, assisted by borough employees Marshall Jobe and Bob Chew, right, install a section of fetice.

COURT .HOUSE - Michael J. Voll. Democratic Candidate for Township Committee, has announced he will seek to upgrade the quality of service Middle Township residents receive from Teleprompter Cable Television in Wildwood. "If elected. I plan on asking representatives of Teleprompter and the general publip for suggestions on hoW the current sub-standard service can be improved,” Voll. said. The candidate noted, ser-

vice to Middle Township residents has been poor this summer with several unexplained outages. "If the viewing public is paying for a service then ' Telephompter has a responsibility to provide. that service or credit their customers bills accordingly," he said * VoH sdid he will ask Mark. Dietrich. County Consumer Affairs Director. and the BPU in Newark for an interpreta-

tion as jo whether refunds can be obtained by Teleprompter subscribers during outages He also plans to ask Telepromptcr for a plan to install Cable on Hand Avenue. Delsea Drive, and Dennisville Rd. where cable currently does not ex-

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Recycling Start Set For Oct. 19

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STONE HARBOR - Effective Monday, Oct. 19, the borough will star! recycling glass and newspapers as part of the county Municipal Utilities Authority’s program. In embarkingjon this program Stone' Harbor becomes the first of nine municipalities in the county to separate glass and newspapers from the remainder of each ^household’s refuse. These items will be placed in separate containers and put with the regular trash for pickup on the usual col-

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ALL NEWSPAPERS, not magazines, should be bundled and tied with string or stacked and placed in plastic bags to keep them dry. Clear, green and brown glass containers shoufd be placed in a marked reuseable plastic or metal container. Their lids, metal rings and lables need not be removed. This recycling program will start in the other eight municipalities in early November and on a countywide basis in 1983. The recycled materials, newspapers and glass, will be sold, with some of the profits being returned to the locals municipalities

based on the amount of tortnage each collecte/1 However, the ^biggest benefit to each municipality is that recycling reduces the amount of solid waste to be dumped in a landfill, enabling the landfill to be used over a longer period of

time.

Mayor James G. Wood urges all residents v to cooperate with the borough by taking the time to separate the recycling items specific instructions on the manner to handle these items will be sent to all households before the program starts.

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