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COMPUTER INTRICACIE i are eaplafned bv Atlantic Community College Prot. Edward Hark during ACC's second annual College/Careet- Day at the Mast landing

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campus attended by over K them were Wildwood lligh'i Tyrone Thompson and Steve

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high schoolers. Among Jim Oxley, seated, and Harkins, center, of Ocean

‘Generally Good’ 1980 Seen For Area Housing

STONE HARBOR - More than 19.5 million was loaned to area borrowers in 1979 by Sturdy Savings and Loan, according to S&L president John Armour, who predicts 1980 will be a "generally good year" for the housing industry. In his annual year-end statement. Mr. Armour said the association's commitment to the area housing market continued to be strong in spite of savings gains falling short of 1978's total. Gains last year totaled $2.6 million, with savings deposits now totaling over $49.8 million — an all-time high. A record $3.3 million in interest was paid to depositors. Mr. Armour noted the institution helped nearly 251 citizens purchase homes in the area last year. "The year will begin slowly." he predicted of the new decade, noting that the Federal Reserve’s "antiinflation medicine" will be

Sue Bergman Who has been named head teller at the Avalon Office of Sturdy Savings and i^oan. A ‘77 Middle Township H.S. grad, she has continued her education through the Savings and Loan league.

taking effect. All the association officers were reappointed for the new year from chairman of the board Ellis Mixner on; Sue Bergman was named head teller at the Avalon office.

Law Updated On No-Wills

TRENTON - Gov. Byrne has signed into law a bill updating the statutes to facilitate the administration of estates of low income individuals who die without a Will. Senate Bill 139 was suggested by Cape MAY County Surrogate. W Robert Hentges, and introduced by Senator James Cafiero. The measure provides that where the assets of the estate of an intestate don’t exceed $10,000. the sur-

Ferry Has Its NORTH CAPE MAY - December traffic on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry increased by 195 vehicles and 358 passengers from

December 1978

Ferry traffic for December ’79 was 6,436 vehicles and 14.441 passengers compared to 6.241 vehicles and 14.083 passengers a year ago. an increase of 3 12 percent for vehicles and 2.54 percent

for passengers

For the 12-month period ending December 31, 1979. traffic was 203.545 vehicles

viving spouse shall be entitled to receive the assets without administration merely upon the filing of an affidavit before the Surrogate The previous was $5,000. The bill also provides that where the assets don’t exceed $5,000 the next of kin. where there is no surviving spouse, shall be entitle to receive the assets for the benefit of all of the next of kin upon the filing of a similar affidavit. The previous was $2,500.

Ups & Downs and 603,152 passengers compared to 212,024 vehicles and 642,233 passengers for the preceding 12-month period I — a decrease of 4 percent for vehicles and 6.09 percent for passengers. On the Delaware Memorial Bridge — the other facility operated by the Delaware River and Port Authority — December traffic was off by 5.35 percent while the yearly count was down 6.11

percent.

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