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3 Appointed,At Marine ■ orcrfident, mortgage department A graduate of Rutgers University, Kepplcr was formerly with Atlantic.Nattonal Bank. He and his wife. Kelley, live in Atlantic City. hut will be relocating to the fcapb May

County area

JONAIITAN I). Rubins has been ap pointed advertising coordinator He was formerJy interline marketing manager for AHegheny^AirUnes. A lifelong resident of this area, he is a graduate of Wildwood High School and Syfacuijd Universily. He is involved with the Jaycees and Alpha Ep-

silon J’i fraternity

Nancy Fillers was named credit investigator. A graduate of Wildwood High School, she has been with Avco Financial Services for 13 years. A resident ofthe county most of hef life, she resides in Rio

Grande.

New Account Executive

Hu hit A Fillers Kepplcr.

WIliflWOOD Three appointments at Marine .National Bank have been announced by James I, Bijlmeyer. president and

ehiet executive officer

James Kepplei has been named a vice.

VINEI.AND - Thomas H. Griffin Jr. has joined Merrill Lynch,' Pierce, Fenner, and Smittt Inc. securities company as an account ex-i c<;utive in Ihel local officel on Delsea Dr.| A native ofl Upper Twp ,| Griffin is a I graduate ofl St. Joseph's! University! and received! his master-'s| degree fron* Glassboro State College.

Iv HE HAS BEEN active in community and civic affairs, having served on the Upper Twp. Planning Board,., local board of assistance and the county Planning Board. He is a member of the county Republican Executive Committee and the Upper Twp. Board of Education. * Griffin is a recent graduate of. the corporation's training program in New York and has passed the registration examinations of the N Y. Stock Exchange and the National Swuritie Dealers.

Association ^ Securities

Unbeaten Maroon Champs

STDNF, HAUlUHt * After' losing their first game uf I he. season, the Maroon Marauders havegone undefeated to become champions i^f the first half of the soccer season The Mnumders have, hipped their opponents twice . in overtime shoot-outs. Jim Frokapus leads the team ip. scoring with nine goals and the tough defense of F.P. and Brian Davis along with Shannon Hinkle have add ed to the Ream’s success: 4 AFTIN OF the Green .Goblins, (iarin Gimmv leads the league in scoring with 12 goals The Green Goblins are tied for second place With the Golden Bears, who won d detective victory over green with a goal by F.F. Daile,\ with only a* few seconds left Ten year old Mark Meadow croft has proven himself a valuable asset to

the. Bear's offense, leading his team in socring with seven goals'aiTWeir as the Gne job he doos;as goqjfe Mark’s sister /Fam has been strong on Gold’s * defense. THE BLUE DEVILS’ outlook is improving for the remajntlcf of the season with young *stars Billy Hampton and Karen Krthinson. The games are played at 4:30 and 5:3<k Monday and Fridays The race for the pennant • tightened up in the recent weeks of the Lions Club Little league. The Wildcats have made a serious run toward the top by winning 2 of their .last 3 gamos. AFTER BEING knocked off by the Aces in a 3-2 contest. the Wildcats demolished the Panthers 17-2. and came hack to ‘ upset the Aces. 5-0. to move within two games of lead.

ARI/IN ANDVippct ad ' ded the needed punch at the plate Arizin slammed a triple in the first off Aces’ Star Bob McCreary and Pippet later collected a four bagger Arizin and Pippet scored all five of the ’Cats runs * The Eagles held onto 3rd place with a win overWiie Panthers, 6-3 John Duzy worked the mound for the Eaglos, while Rob Stewart saw duty for the Panthers. Stewart smashed a home run for the losers. The Eagles then lost a (ough 4-2 decision to ihe Aces and had a game with the Panthers washed out With three games remaining for the Aces and Wildcats and four for the Eagles and Panthers, the race shapes up as follows: Air* 7-8 WiMrnls s-* KnRlr* • 44 I’anlhrr* 1-7

TOURISM IS TOPIC as Assemblyman James Hurley, second from right, huddles with newly installed officers of New Jersey Travel-Resort Assn. They are. from left. Henry Charles of Edison, president: E. Warren Garretson of Cape May. secretary-treasurer, and Barbara Mueller of Atlantic City, vice president. ‘Island Run’ Set Aug. 22

SEA ISLE CITY - The annual ’Island Run’, sponsored by the Beach Patrol will Ik? held at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22 according to City Commissioner

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It’fc Time To Check Earnings

WILDWOOD - People in the Lower Township area who receive Social Security benefits who also work should take some time soon to review their earnings for this year, Delton Brooks. Social Security manager

here, said recently.

This review should hp made, Brooks said, so people will know where they stand in relation to Ihe annual earnings test. This test is the measure used to determine the amouni of benefits that should be paid a working beneficiarji. IN GENERAL, a person is due all benefits for a yeai if his or her earnings do noi exceed the annual exempt amount. For people under 65 all of 1961, the annual exempt amount is $4,080 and for people 65 and over any part of 1£81, the amount is

$5,500, Brooks said.

The general rule is that $1 in benefits is withheld for each $2 qf earnings above the annual exempt

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This way, the person carf avoid the possibility of having to repay any incorrectly paid benefits. BROOKS SAID that people should remwjibcr that gross wages, not take home pay, count for purpose of the annual earnings test. On the other hand, a person whose earnings are considerably less than he or she expected should also notify Social Security. In some such cases, benefits that were being 1 withheld could be started again. People who want more information should contact the Wildwood Social Security Office, 136 E Spicer Ave., telephone number 272-1111.

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