15 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 18 September '85

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, TV. Wildwood Waits Report on Pollution

NORTH WILDWOOD - City Engineer Ralph Petrella Jr. has advised mayor and council that his final report regarding imi provements to the North ; Wildwood Sewage System ; will be submitted later this month.

A concurrent report commissioned by mayor and council deals with probable causes of the recent pollution of recreational waters. This report is being prepared by Chun Associates, a minority firm based in Princeton, and specializing in environmental engineering. THE CITY acknowledges a collection system backup in mid-August, but continues to deny vehemently that the North Wildwood Treatment Plant was a major source of pollution which brought about the August swimming ban. North Wildwood officials are confident that recent discoveries of other pollution sources coupled with available data will conclusively demonstrate that there was a "rush to judgment" and that North Wildwood's back bay problems, which are prevalent in many barrier island communities, had little to do with the ocean pollution problem on the Five Mile Beach. MAYOR LEWIS Vinci announced that several architects and engineers have come forward with suggestions on how the city might handle large summer flows until the MUA hookup in the Spring of 1988. "Each idea is being carefully scrutinized, and the meritorious ones are being passed on to Mr. Petrella." said Vinci.

Deaths

Matilda Borten. 85, of Villas, Sept. 10. A local resident for two decades, she was a maid with the Jones Boys Motel in Wildwood. John F. Callinan Sr.. 79, of Wildwood Crest, Sept. 14. Born in Ireland, he was a former employe of the Ford Motor Co. and the Borough of Edgewater. He was a local resident for 12 years. Charles Coleman Jr.. 71. of West Cape May, Sept. 10. Born in Cape May, he was the owner and operator of a trash removal service for (our decades. Julia Costello, 77, of fillas, Sept. 13. A member bf the Lower Township /Rescue Squad, she was a ^ local resident for 16 years. She was born in France. James J. Crilley, 74, of North Cape May, Sept. 13. A retired finisher at Lennox China in Pomona, he was a World War II Navy veteran. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and an usher for St. John of God Church. Alice C. Driscoll. 90, of Stone Harbor, Sept. 15. Born in England, she was a retired registered nurse and a member of St. Mary's Episcopal Church and the Stone Harbor ! Senior Citizens. She was a local resident for 17 years. Beatrice D. Fullerton, 67, of North Cape May, Sept. 14. A retired secretary for M. Bornstein Insurance Co. of Philadelphia, sh^ was a summer resident tQr a quarter of a century before becoming a local resident three years ago. Matthew C. Kruck. 27, of Woodbine, Sept. 14. He was ! a lifelong resident and a self-employed builder. Betty F. Lowry, 56, of Avalon, Sept. 9. She was deputy treasurer of the Borough of Avalon. A local resident for 25 years, she was a member of the First United Methodist Church. Jean C. Paleski. 55, of North Cape May, Sept. 12. Formerly of Brooklyn. N.Y., she was a local resident for a decade.

Etta Placyk. 62, of Villas. Sept. 9. Born in Camden, she lived in Runnemede before moving to the Villas eight years ago. Mae H. Smith. 94, of Oct n City. Sept. 12. Wife of the late Nathanial C. Smith, a former state senator, assemblyman and mayor in Ocean City, she was an Ocean City resident for seven decades. She was a member of St. Peter's United Methodist Church. William J. Tennant, 69, of North Cape May, Sept. 12. A former 40-year medical assistant at the Sun Oil Co. in Marcus Hook, Pa., for the past five years he was employed by Wells Fargo Security, assigned to Burdette Tomlin Hospital. Grace W'. Thompson. 68, of Cape May, Sept. 11. Formerly of Haddonfield, she summered in Cape May until a decade ago when she become a yearround resident. The average In-art attack victim waits three hour, before deciding to s«-ek medical help, an onlintf to the American Heart Association As a result. em-It year IWI.IMI pisiple die of a heart attack before they reach the hospital JAMS' be Hawaiian JAMS' be Memphis JAMS' be Retro JAMS' be Floral JAMS' be Graf ix JAMS' be Clash JAMS' be Fresh • ■■■■■■■■■■a • ■■■■■•■■•■a CHEEKS BE JAMMING! V«V«ViV»V»Vi • ■••■•■■■■IB 101 OCEAN STREET CAPE MAY, NJ 08204 (609)884-8484 OAii* 9 5N>W-K?NDS 9 JO-Q 10

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