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ERMA — A Chriatmaa Carol: Scrooge and Mor/*y will be performed by the 'iitudents of Lower Cape May Regional High School 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the Pad! W SJhmidtchen Auditorium of the high school on Route 9. This recent adaptation of the Dickens’- clasic^ dramatized by Baltimore

play wright/ Israel . Horovitz, has a cast' of veterans as well as new faces.- Don Cashmore, seen as Oscar in last year’s Sweet Charity, plays the-ity

ast ta ominous yet prophetic Jacob Marley. » ROUNDING. OUT the

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SWAINTON The pilot recycling ^program developed and coordinated by the CoUnty Municipal Utilities Authority is gaining momentum as a third county municipality, North

Recycling Going Full

SEA ISLE CITY - The city’s recycling program is getting into full swing, according to city Recycling Program co-ordinator William. Wilkin. "Starting Mdnday, Dec. 7, regular twice monthly collections of re-cycleable materials will be made throughout the city,’.' he said. THE REGULAR collections will be made on the second and fourth Mondays and Tuesdays. On the Monday collection days, the area from 1st Street to 53d will be collected, and the Tuesday collection days will cover the area from 54th to 93d Streets. Wilkin asked residents to tie newspapers in bundles, place glass bottles and jars in one cpjitairier and aluminum Cans »and containers in another, and place them at curbside. "AT THE present time, the re-cycling program is on a voluntary brffcis," Wilkin said, "but in the near future it will be a mandatory. program throughout the county. We hope Jhat all citizens of Sea Isle City will co-operate with this program.

Wildwood, begins its

recycling effort*.

According to Diane DeMeo,. County Recycling Coordinator, North Wildwood residents will begin separating mixed contaminated glass, newsprint and aluminum from their trash Dec. 7. •AS MORE municipajjties begin to join the pilot program, we at the MU/$ are pleased with (he results we’vte seen in Stone Harbor. tHe first city to join the program, and also in Sea Isl^City/’ Ms. DeMeo sard.*| **These recycling efforts are going

cast of familiars are Christine Back and Earl Moore as the Ghosts of Christmas Past and Present while Bob Scales, Andy McGinn, Kim Snedaker. and Ruthann Hyson affably portray other Dickens' lovables. . Maria Halbe, Bob Axelssbn, Kim Coombs; Kim McDonough, Bobby Newkirk, Mary Beth Smiley, Margaret Bright, Laurie Boyd and Christine Harris make their regional stage deput with'this production.

SINCE THE audience will be on stage with the play, seating each.evening 'will be limited to 70 patrons. Tickets will be available a‘t the door, though reservations are advised. For information or reservations call 884-3475. “Scrooge dhd Marley" is produced and directed by - Paul’ Mathis with costuming ' and directorial assistance by Susan . Crossan. Technical assistance is by Peter Vernon of the Jefsey Cape Perforrriing Arts Guild.

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the residents." ' Ms. DeMeo explained

that in its first month of source separation, Stone Harbor recycled 17 tons, which is 7.5 tons more than

originally projected. IN NORTH Wildwood,

newsprint is being collected, starting Monday, twice weekly at curbside. These pickups will coincide with regular trash collec-

tions.

Residents of North Wildwood are asked to drop off their Separated glass and aluminum at the city's dropoff center—the City Garage on Oak Ave. Separated glass and aluminum Will be accepted 7 a m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Residents with questions concerning recycling should call the Recycling Hotline ai 729-1590. The North Wildwood recycling program is sponsored by the city’s Department of Public Works,

SCROOGE, Don Cashmore, pleads with the ghost of Jacob Marley. Eric Simmons, towering over him, during this rehearsal for Friday night’s opening.

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