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MUA Plans Expansion Of Office

SWAINTON - A contract for $69,900 was awarded May 18 by the County Municipal Utilities Authority to Rudolph Meckel and son, Vineland, for a modular office building. Meckel’s bid was the lowest of two presented for the office building, ranging up to $88,000. Site preparation and work on the parking area were bid as a separate contract with Albrecht & Heun, Inc.. Cape May Court House, being the low bidder at a price of $10,400.

SUSAN STEENLAND

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Berkeley BELLEPLAIN - Local resident Susan Mary Steenland will begin her studies in July at The Berkeley School of Garret Mountain. Mrs Steenland will be enrolled in Berkeley's intensive secretarial program. which prepares students for responsible secretarial positions in the shortest possible time. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Steenland. Miss Steenland is a senior at Middle Township High School, Court House, where she is a member of the National Honor Society and a participant in varsity soft ball, basketball and tennis Miss Steenland is the winner of the 1983 Cape May County Olympia Typewriting Contest

Farina/Pearson

N CAPE MAY - Mr and Mrs Joseph Farina announce the engagement cf their daughter Carol to James L Pearson Jr, son of Mr and Mrs James L Pearson Sr. of Erma The couple plans to fall wedding

The office expansion will be installed at the rear of the present facilities here. "With the second regional wastewater project well under consthiction in the Cape May Region, other work proceeding in the remaining Seven Mile/Middle and Wildwood/Lower Regions, in addition to the solid waste landfill and recycling efforts, ’ we are already overcrowded and need the added space to accommodate anticipated staff additions in the future,” Marinakis explained. The work is expected to be completed this summer. PQA Engineering Co., was directed to evaulate the disposal options for excavated soils materials from the Wildwood/Lower Treatment Plant site. ■•We want to know what the soil contains before we startt construction. We need to find, out what its physical and chemical characteristics are to insure proper disposal at the least cost to the Authority," Marinakis noted. The contract will be conducted in stages and was approved for an amount not to exceed $32,000 "After the first three stages, we will judge whether or not to proceed f2799 DUNE DR. AVALON 967-8404

to the remaining steps," Marinakis said. The Recycling Center on Route 47 will continue to be operated by personnel from the Jersey Cape Diagnostic, Training and Opportunity Center, Inc., under the terms of a new contract. The 26-week agreement, estimated at $15,500, includes funds for materials handlers as well as supervisory personnel.

Koury Head Of VWWl Auxiliary OCEAN CITYAt the 29th Annual Convention of the Department of New Jersey Veterans of World War 1 of the U.S.A.. Inc., and Ladies Auxiliary, held at the Flanders Hotel May 19 and 20. Anne R. Koury of Villas, was elected president of the Auxiliary for the Department of New Jersey for the year 1983-84 The newly elected presi dent has been active in Veterans Auxiliary work for years and is currently Chaplain and Past Presi dent of Villas Auxiliary 2904

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