Wednesday, December 17.1980

465-Callers Have New Capabilities

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COURT HOUSE — Area residents and businesses have new, electronic telephone service now that their phones are served by computerized New Jersey Bell switching equipment. Some 4,600 customers, whose home and business numbers begin with 465, are served by the new system, which speeds calls to their destinations faster than ever before. It also provides customers with special calling services, (designed to make phone calling faster and more

convenient.

FIRST INDICATION of the new service is the

distinctive new dial tone. The system also eliminates the need for customers to dial the “1” prefix when making long distance calls. Equipment in the new switching system establishes connections electronically, about 1,000 times faster than more conventional, electromechanical systems. The equipment also monitors itself constantly, insuring virtually trouble-

free operation.

THE SYSTEIVTSelectronic memory also enables customers to

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services such as Call Waiting — which signals the customer talking on the phone when someone else is calling; Call Forwarding — whereby customers can •instruct” their telephones to transfer all their incoming calls to another number; Speed Calling —

in which customers can D__K _ dial just one or two digits to 0311K 2CiS reach numbers; Three- ° Way Calling - which lets « T ^ _ STTat^r New Symbol

already underway.

Electronic switching ?lso makes available TouchTone pushbutton dialing

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WILDWOOD — James L. Billmeyer, president of Marine National Bank, has announced Marine’s new

corporate symbol.

It’s a graphic representation of a sloop silhouetted against a clear blue sky. The sails symbolize the bank's close ties to the sea and shore communities. The gaffheaded, traditional rig evokes days ‘gone by, stressing the bank's deep roots in the community,

first put down in 1902.

The new symbol, or logotype as it is called, will also appear in all Marine Bank Communications. The symbol was developed by the bank's advertising agency, Richard Yeager Associates of Moorestown.

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Vo-Tech’s ‘Graduates Of Month’ COURT HOUSE-Four alumni of Cape May i County Vo-Tech have been i selected as "Graduates of the Month," it was announced here. The program presents role models for the trades taught; and recognizes alumni'who are excelling in their vocations. Those selected were asked to respond to a questionnaire on their training,, suggestions for additions to their programs and the chances for graduates to obtain good jobs. "GRADUATES OF the Month" are: November 1980—Ken # Hamann, a 1968 graduate - from the Building Trades class. He has been selfemployed as a custom builder for the past five years in Cape May Court House. December 1980—Ann Mathis graduated in 1978 from the Medical Assistant's program. She is currently employed as a medical assistant to J.S.D. Eishenhower Jr., M.D. Ms. Mathis' responsibilities include performing lab tests, taking electrocardiograms and assisting in patient examinations. Janaary 1981—Jay Adamczyk is a 1980 graduate from Graphic Arts. He is employed as a cameraman/stripper for Quinn Woodbine Book Manufacturers. February 1981—Robert T. Belciano graduated in 1978 from Construction Technology. He holds the position of draftsman with Van-Note Harvey Associates and is responsible for production of survey-engineering plans and designs in the drafting department.

This Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, December 22, 23 and 24, we're once again offering our customers a very special, delicious loaf of Holiday Bread. There's no transaction necessary. Just present your savings passbook or checkbook at any branch in the areas listed below to receive your free gift. One per family, please. Our Holiday Bread is prepared especially for us for you. It is one of the ways we like showing our appreciation to our many friends. Enjoy it in good health. Have a wonderful holiday season and the happiest of new years! (H) HERITAGE BANK Ocean City • Plea»antville • longport • Avalon