6 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 16 April '86

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U.S. Outlines Plan For Algae Study

SWAINTON - In a letter to the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority', a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency official pointed out that the algae blooms that plagued southern New Jersey last summer hit other areas as well, and confirmed that there is no known cause for the socalled green tides. Richard L. Caspe, acting director of the USEPA's Cleanup Campaign Slated NORTH WILDWOOD - The City will hold a Spring Clean Up. Fix Up. Paint Up Campaign the week of April 21 through 25. Mayor Lewis G. Vinci has urged all residents to participate and cooperate with the special bulk trash collection efforts of the city. Normal household items to be discarded, including appliances, bedding and other furniture, should be placed out at the curb Bulkier than normal trash, yard materials and light construction debris should be put out during that period All items should be separated for possible recycling paper, glass, cans, yard waste, etc.. the mayor explained He emphasized that no demolition material is included in the bulk trash pick-up program Contractors will be required to dispose of their material through their normal program Anyone, with questions should.con\act the Department of Public Works at 729 1590. Vinci said

■ Waste Management Divi- ■ sion, also outlined a coori dinated effort that will be launched this summer in i conjunction with the N.J. I Department of Ent , vironmental Protection to ' try to identify the causes, [ effects and limiting growth I factors of the dinoflageilate » species of algae, which is responsible for green tides. BOTH THE NJDEP and [ the USEPA are reacting to > a campaign launched by the MUA in an effort to uncover the causes of the algae blooms, which discolor the ocean water and cause a foul smell as the algae die off. "The results of last summer's monitoring," Caspe wrote to CMCMUA Executive Director George Marinaksi, "indicated that the green tide appears to be more widespread than just in southern New Jersey, as is evidenced by blooms identified in Nassau County's involvement. "Causes, effects and limiting growth factors of blooms are unknown." he added. According to Caspe, the USEPA will continue to conduct nearshore water sampling for bacteria levels and dissolved oxygen An NJDEP official, he wrote, will be conducting a survey to determine nutrient loadings from a wastewater treatment plant outfall and a nearby inlet. Appeal Set AVALON - The borough Zoning Board of Adjust ment will meet 7:30 p.m. Thursday. May 1. to hear an appeal by Mary E. Dean of the zoning officer's decision on her application to enclose an existing screened covered porch at her home in an R-IC zone The meeting will be held in the meeting room of the Municipal Building. 3100 Dune Dr

Cape Tune Recorded By Alberts TRENTON - A1 Alberts, host of WPVI TV6's Showcase. Saturdays and lead singer with the internationally acclaimed Original Four Aces, sang his new recording. "On the Way to Cape May", at the Governor's Tourism i Conference. The conference was held Monday and yesterday at the Berkley-Carteret in Asbury Park Alberts per formed his new recording at the concluding dinner last night Alcoholism Conference OCEAN CITV - Greg Mayer, executive director for the county Council on Alcoholism, will join with the clergy of Cape May County 12:15 p.m. tomor row at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Ocean City He will show a film and discuss alcoholism related problems Sister Deanna Helm, director of guidance, at Wildwood Catholic High School, will also attend to help raise the consciousness of the clergy

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