12 j Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 25 September '85

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Ban Urged On Boston Dumping WASHINGTON. I) C - Congressmen Bill Hughes 1 D-NJ » and Jim Saxton < RN'J 1 have called on the administrator of the L'.S Environmental Protection Agency to prohibit Boston from dumping its sewage sludge at a site 106 miles off the New Jersey coast "Ensuring clean and safe water must be a top priority for Congress and the administration." Hughes and Saxton said in their letter "Permitting yet another state to dispose of its waste off the Jersey shore would do little to achieve this goal " The action follows the filing of a preliminary application to the EPA by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, requesting permission to dump sludge into 106-mile site. The authority is expected to file its formal ap plication by Oct. 1.

MATTER OF SURVIVAL — Team competing in survival suit race at Coast Guard Training Center near end of contest, conducted as part of Cape May's annual Seafood Festival. Mosquitoes were obviously no problem to contestants.

Survival Suit Race Victors

CAPE MAY — Winners in the survival suit races held at the Coast Guard Training Center here, including a "supporters' "team sponsored by an insurance company, which posted the best time, have been announced. The results ofthe contests. held Sept 7 as part of the city's third annual I Seafood Festival, were BEST COAST Guard j Team Boat Docks Team. 1. with a time of 2 minutes. 13 seconds. Team members included Scott Luzny. Mark Kirsch, Alan Zarr and Rick Griffin Best Commercial Team RACHEL R with a time of 2 minutes. 45 seconds Team Alcohol Program Wooed CREST HAVEN - To I provide more professional counselors in the county. I the Cape May County Couni oil on Alcoholism is I negotiating with Trenton j State College to bring its j off -campus Master's Program in Alcoholism here The council hopes to find at least 20 teachers, profes sionals. and other qualified persons to bring the program to the council offices here The program would train, certify, and provide credentials for those interested in the field of alcoholism PROGRAM materials can be obtained by calling the council office at 465-2282 or writing Cape Max County Council on Alcoholism Department of Health Building. Crest Haven Complex. Cape MaxCourt House. N J 08210 The program would allow a person to obtain a Master's in Alcoholism, almost total certification as a Counselor in Alcoholism, and credits toward teachers' eertifica tion lor New Jersey schools GOP Meeting CAPE MAY - A regular meeting of the Republican Club will be held in the m VFW Building on Club J House Lane 8pm Tuesday. Oct 8

members included Ron Robson, Rick Carrick, Mike Rementer, and Scott Taylor. Best Community Supporters Team: National Associates, with a time of 2 minutes. 9 seconds. Team members included Jay Kopp, Bob Mullock. Don Roth, and Norm LaBounty RUNNERS-UP in the Coast Guard category included: Training Division Officers. with a time of 2 minutes. 20 seconds. Team members included Biff Glidden. Bob O'Hara. Jack

Ryan, and Maury Jenkins The Terrible Four, with a time of 3 minutes. 42 seconds. Team members included Charley Weiden. Martha Rodarte. Kim Johns, and Karen Reitmann. Runners up in the Commercial category included: Becky Lee. with a time of 3 minutes. 28 seconds Team members included Stan Stankiewicz. Frank Peresz. Pete Hart and Jim Ferguson Winners received medals and gift certificates to local restaurants

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