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Avalon Joins Recycling Effort SWAINTON - Avalon will soon become the eighth Cape May County municipality to join the recycling effort directed by the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority, Recycling Coordinator Diane DeMeo announced today. Starting November 15, residents will be asked fo separate their glass and newspapers and place them at curbside for collection the first and third week of every month. "We appreciate the commitment Avalon has made to our county-wide recycling effort," DeMeo said. "We look forward to a very successful program in the borough and ask for the cooperation of all residents." Those who live east of Dune Drive should place their recyclables at curbside, separate from their other trash, on the first and third Mondays, of each month, beginning November 15. Residents of Dune Drive should place their recyclables at curbside the first and third Tuesday of each month, beginning November 16. Newspapers should be bundled with string, DeMeo said, and glass containers should be rinsed out and placed in a reusable container. Anyone who has a question about the program can call the Recycling Hotline at 967-7697.

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UNITED WAY’S goal this year is $150,000 with a campaign theme of "Ever Wonderi” From the left are Ted Roman, Sears manager; (irace Fournier, Steve Casicllo. volunteer coordinator for Sears, and Dot Armand, United Way chairperson.

SWAINTON - Cost savings totaling $3.5 million over the life cycle of, the proposed new landfill that had been recommended by value engineering consultants have been accepted by the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority. "We must move ahead,” said. Ted O’Neill, Solid Waste Manager, "if we are to be able to provide landfill disposal by next summer as required by the state of New Jersey. “The -New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has ordered that' all landfills currently existing in the county be closed by. thfen. That means we are under a great time constraint to get a facility built." The commissioners authorized the initiation of final design and the filing of an application to construct the landfill. The action followed Executive Director George Marinakis’ recommenda-

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