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CUB is’i Dixieland Band presentation earned them First prite In the youth group division of the Lower Twp. Rotary Club Christmas Parade. They were also selected unanimously by the Judges to receive the Governor’s Trophy for the best overall entry.

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Band (ipontorrd by Handyman Haven A Cop* Aufo Parte) - I MWdlr Townthlp Middle School Bahd. I Richard Trtlleman Band. J Ldmrte Cape-May Regional

High School Band

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SWAINTON — Stone Harbor’s pioneering recycling efforts in the county have been heralded by Joel R. Jacobson, Commissioner of the State Department of Energy, and Jerry F. English, Commissioner of Environmental Protection. In a letter to Stone Harbor Mayor James G. Wood on behalf of the state Office of Recycling, Jacobson and English lauded the borough's efforts to comply with county and state recycling goals. "WE WOULD like to take this opportunity to congratulate you for\your efforts in developing this program and pioneering the way in Cape MajK'County,” Commissioners Jacobson and English said in their letter. "Such programs are vital to achieving the goals of the state recycling plan." The borough initiated its source separa-

tion efforts Oct. ‘19 as part of a county pilotrecycling program developed by the county Munictoal Utilities Authority. The borough was the first municipaUty in Cape May County to participate in the pilot program. IN ITS FIRST month of source separation, Stone Harbor recycled 17 tons of mixed glass arid newsprint, according to Diane DeMeo, county recycling coordinator. “This generation rate is quite impressive considering that the year round population ^of Stone Harbor is approximately 1,200. ^ "We are Very pleased with the response of the municipalities participating in our pilot recycling program" she said, "and we are proud that the state has recognized the efforts put forth by these communities."

Shore Repairs On Way

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MILLVILLE - - Assemblyman James R. Hurley says that he has received highly encouraging signals of repairs on the way for the storm-ravaged shore fronts of sk Isle City

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received word from Bernard more of the DEP’s Coastal Resources that material is being placed at Sea Isle City between 60th and 68th Sts.; also^at the

Strathmere beaches.

^ MOORE SAID the Army engineers have approved foiir groins at Sea Isle City and the state’s applications are filed. Local engineers will be consulted and bids could be sought in early February. At Strathmere,

Artistic Students

GLASSBORO - Three students from Cape .May County are among 90 artistically gifted young people chosen for the first regional program of the New Jersey ai|pol of the

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where three groins 6te due to be constructed the dame pre-conditions previal with bidding targeted for late

February.

What Moore called “a massive beach fill” is in the works for all of Sea Isle City as well as the heavily damaged beaches at Strathmere. He said the environmental study is still to be made but a mid or late summer work start Is

reasonable to expect. Asked about early repairs to the dykes protecting the south Cape May meadows, Hurley said he had been told of the shift in ownership for * large proportion of the meadows from a private company out of state to a conservation group. The matter of , repairs and tesponsibility of the cost thei*eo^is being examined by authorities.

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Nominated were Christine Bach, Amy Eatroff, and Diane Polini. They will participate in 2S work sessions conducted by well-known artists/teachers. intended to cultivate their artistic Interest and'talents.

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IN SEASONAL tradition. Sea Die City Hall to decked out In preparation for a anna I Chrfetma> parade Saturday. Judges* reviewing stand will be set up In front of city hall.