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MILLVILLE - Efforts by the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority to lower treatment standards for sewage Don’t Drink If Pregnant COURT HOUSE - If you're pregnant, don’t drink. This warning is prompted by research by the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Maternal alcohol intake has been linked with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, one of the three leading causes of birth

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A pregnant woman who drinks alcohol chances inflicting defects on her Unborn baby that will last all of it's life. For answers to questions related to alcohol and alcohol abuse call the County Council on Alcoholism, Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, 465-2000 Ext. 341.

dischargee into the ocean has met with strong opposition from Assembly candidate Edward H. Salmon. "I am unalterably opposed to any action that would gamble with the future of our tourist-based economy and our fishing industry^”

said Salmon.

The MUA has recently applied for a waiver which, if approved, would allow sewage that receives only primary treatment to be discharged into the ocean. Primary treatment removes 20-30 percent of the suspended solids in sewage, whereas secondary treatment removes 85-95 percent of the solids,

he said.

SALMON STATED that he was pleased that the MUA is searching out alternatives to cut costs for its users but feels that there a nr dangerous risks in pursuing its proposed course of

action.

“The MUA has pointed out that approximately $43 million could be saved if

Divorces

COURT HOUSE - Divorces were granted to the following Cape May County Residents recently: Elizabeth J. Simpeon of Ocean Cily from David L. Simpson of Ocean City. Claudette Miller of Villas from George W. Miller of Vermilion, Ohio. Marvin Baynes of Wildwood from Cheryl Baynes of Trenton, N.C. Terry L. Frankcnfield of Rio Grande from Dorothy L. Frankcnfield of North Cape May. Jolie Jakubowski of Ocean City from Walter J. Jakubowski of Ventnor City. Patricia Preston of Northfield from Jerry Preston of Camden. Mostafa Zandieh of Ocean City from Annabell Zandieh of Brooklyn, N.Y. Michael Liddell of Wildwood Crest from Sherene G. Liddell of Miami, Fla. Nancy A. Jones of Strathmere from Jeffrey A. Jones of Strathmere. .Frederick H. Shelton of Wildwood Crest from Sandra D. Shelton of Wildwood. Harry R. Bartleson, Jr. of Woodbine from Shirley L. Bartleson of West Palm Beach, Fla. Lynn M. Cosimi of Wildwood Crest from Stephen A Cosimi of North Wildwood. John McDonough of

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only primary treatment is provided. However, grant funds are currently in place to pay for more than three fourths of the added cost of secondary treatment. If the MUA request is approved and a future pollution problem results, the MUA will be ordered to utilize secondary treatment even if grant funds are not than available,’’ said Salmon. "If this were to occur, user fees would skyrocket and we would see increases in motel and restaurant prices which

would make us less competitive in attracting tourists." Although the MUA . waiver request is aimed specifically at the construction of new treatment facilities, Salmon feels that if the waiver is approved it would set a precedent that would soon be applied to the MUA’s existing plants. "It is logical to expect that the MUA would also use the 'cost-cutting' argument to eliminate secondary treatment at their existing facilities,” he said.

Villas from Margaret McDonough of North Cape May. Juan LeGrand of Cape May from Madonna LeGrand of New York, N.Y. o Jeffrey J. Curdt, Sr. of Cape May Court House from Victoria I. Curdt of Cape May Court House. Carol Scull of Rio Grande from Kevin W. Scull of Green Creek. Judith Sargent of North Cape May from Ricky J. Sargent of Rio Grande. Charles A. Wells of Cape May Court House from Totty Lou Wells of Stone Harbor. Donna D. Shivers of Cape May Court House from James B. Shivers of Seaville. Robert I. Salasin of North Wildwood from Loretta C. Salasin of Wildwood Crest. Barbara Cornett of Cape May Court House from Lenard Cornett of Green Creek. Gloria G. Woolley of Woodbine from Robert C. Woolley of Tuckahoe. Gertrude E. Farmer of Whitesboro from Anthony J. Farmer of Burleigh. Margaret T. Robson of Cape May from Allan R. Robson of Cape May. Doris E. Bliven of Cape May Court House from Donald R. Bliven of Dias Creek. Judith D. Catarcio of Cape May from Maurice A. Catarcio of Erma. Lillian J. Smith of North Wildwood from John J. Smith of North Wildwood. Susan L. Steiger of Ocean City from Carl E. Steiger of Kansas. Vivian Turner of Woodbine from Balam Turner of Rahway, N.J. Margaret Cohen of Cape May from Julian J. Cohen of West Cape May. Deborah S. Cresse of Villas from Robert C. Cresse of Rio Grande. Shirley Mears of Cape May from Bertram Mears of Cape May. Sharron D. Bull of Ocean View from Frank D. Bull of Atlantic City. Mary Ann Feldstein of Ocean City from David Feldstein of Margate.

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