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Talk About Your Wasted Summer!

SWAINTON - County MUA (Municipal Utilities Authority ) Chairman William F X. Band has sent letters of commenda tion to solid waste employes for their work during a busier-than-expected summer season. According to Band, solid waste personnel, during the three months prior to ID Plan Set For Children WII.DWOOI) With missing children con slituting a serious national concern, a program to pro vide easy identification of children, to come effective Oct. l. has Ixt-n launched here with the cooperation of several local businesses Foxy Photos. Pacific and Garfield Avenue, will take free ID pictures of any child from toddlers to ll year-olds, between :t and 5 p.m weekdays. ALONG WITH the photo parents will receive a voluntary identification program folder with space to record other vital inhumation to help find and identify the child In addition, parents will receive instruction and materials to fingerprint children at home The entire program is free Cooperating in sponsoring the ID program are St aller "s Hardware. Midlantic Bank/Union Trust, the Will Morey Development Co and WNBK Stereo One

Labor Day. were responsible for : • Safely receiving and disposing over 52.000 tons of solid waste, 27.5 percent more than last summer, with over 19.000 tons received in August alone; • Receiving over 13.000 truck loads of refuse at the sanitary landfill and transfer station; • Working over 16.500 hours, including 2, 100 hours of overtime. • Operating the sanitary landfill for 83 days. 62 of which were continuous, including every summer holiday and all but five Sundays. and

• Transporting almost 1.600 loads of solid waste from the transfer station to the sanitary landfill, logging over 66.800 miles, with over 23.800 miles in August Carev Becomes A Parachutist WII.DWOOO - Capt Roger E Carey, son of Margaret Carey of this city. has received the parachutist badge upon completion of the threeweek airborne course at the U.S. Army Infantry School. Fort Benning. Ga

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