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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, March 11,1981

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EVERYONE NEEDS MORE FREE TIME. Free Timex witches. Only at heritage.

Take a few minutes of your free time and walk into your nearest Heritage Bank office. Just deposit $500 or more in a high interest paying account or certificate, and walk out with .a free Timex or other fine timepiece. Or take advantage of our special low discount prices. Choose your free gift from a wide Variety of top quality Timex watches and other fine timepiecfes. And as time

marches on, you'll continue to gain as your savings earn high interest. So come into Heritage Bank today. You'll be in the right place at the right time. And you can walk out with a free Timex. V / Federal regulations prohibit the compounding of interest on 6 month Savings Certificates during the term of deposit. Substantial penalty for early withdrawal.

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HERITAGE BANK Ocean City • Pleasantville • Longport • Avalon

Member F D l.C.

BOB SHILE8

One FRKF. sill per t mlnmer nr one snetinl low riiMnunl price purthaw* wllh ymir lire! qualifying depmil in a new nr existing satings account, a new Interest Checking Account* * nr a new nr renewed saving*certificate. Quail lying deposit must aemnln in account lor six months.

Special low count price pur chase with each additional 1100 deposit.

ITKM DESCRIPTION

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11.000

15,000

110,000

A Time* Timer

IRHH

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FRFF

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1 7.9X

It Westclock TYuvel Alarm

IHU

FRKF

FRFF

FRFF

6.9X

(' Timex Wall Clock

1 Q.Q5

1 RFF

FRFF

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I0.9X

1) Timex Icidles' Marathon I.CD

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1I0.9X

FRFir.

FREE

I6.9X

FI Timex lodies'Cavatina

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10, OX

FRFF

FREE

I6.9X

1-' Timex Men's Marathon I.CD

I3.0X

I0.9X

FRFF

FRFF

I6.9X

(» Timex Men's Mercury Calendar

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FRFF

FRFF

16.95

II Timex Mini Alarm

I3>**

I0.9X

FRFF.

FREE

I6.9X

1 Timex Indies' Marathon I.CD

lO.OX

Ih.OX

1I0.9X

FREE

23.95

J Timex Indies' Marathon IC'D

to.ox

th.OX

I0.9X

FREE

23.95

K Timex Men’s Quart/

m.9x

lf».05

I0.9X

FREE

23.95

1. Timex Men’s Marathon

I9.9X

lh.05

I0.9X

FREE

23.95

M Hill Rodgers Runner’s Watch

22.9X

I9.*»X

I.T9X

1 6.95

27.95

N Timex ladies' Hlcctric

2S.9X

22.9.X

16.95

9.9X

29.95

O Timex Men’s Chronograph

MMX

31.9.X

2.X.9X

I6.9X

37.95

| ‘Sale* las not ln<tutted * • 11.000 minimum opmlng halamr

Reporter For Herald & Lantern

Bob Shiles of Glass boro has joined the staff of the Cape May County Herald and the Lower Township Lantern, it was announced this week by John Andrus, editor of the Seawave Corp. publications. Mr. Shiles, 24, has a broad experience in community news reporting, having served as a correspondent on a number of weekly newspapers. Most recently he was with radio station WMVB in Millville where his duties included traffic manager and promotional director in addition to some news writing. THE NEWSPAPER editor pointed to Mr. Shiles* writing abilities and community news experience. “He brings to the. Herald and the Lantern qualities of local news coverage and a dedication to accurate reporting on issues vital to the public understanding of local government and citizenship," Mr. Ahdrus said. Mr. Shiles has a background in reporting on municipal government from bofl) the rural and city perspective, having covered municipal utility authorities, county freeholders, boards of education, planning boards, zoning boards of adjustment and municipal governing bodies in more than 15 municipalities, primarily in Gloucester County. HIS NEWSPAPER experience includes writing for the Swedes boro News, Glassboro Enterprise, Pitman Review, News Report in Washington Township and Observer in Blackwood. A graduate of Albright College in Reading, Pa. and Glassboro State College, Mr. Shiles holds bachelor degrees in political science and com munications. He has also worked as a substitute teacher with K thru 12 experience in several school districts throughout Gloucester County. HE ENJOYS nature photography, crosscountry skiing, long distance running, singing and drama. Mr. Shiles has technical and acting experience with community threate groups, especially musicals, comedies and children’s theatre. He has also been an assistant church organist. He is currently living in North Wildwood.