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IF YOUR FAMILY INCOME IS:

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16.81%

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21.02%

$50,000 OR MORE

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Figures above are approximate and based on 1981 tax tables. Interest rote of 12.61 % is equal to 70% of overage investment yield on one year U.S. Treasury Bills as of the most recent auction dote.

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On October 1st—we'll automatically| transfer your account to a new TAX-FREE 1 YEAR CERTIFICATE! Abouf the Tax-Free Account.'. .Beginning October 1, our new Tax Fr6e Certificate will enable you to earn up to $2,000 in in. ferest per year, TAX-FREE^ if you file a joint return. . and up to $1,000 per y'egr for individual retyisns. The rote of interest will be fbe highest allowed by law and will be based upon 70% of the then current one year treasury bill average investment yield. And your account will,be insured by the FSLIC. It's that simple.. * . • . Do it now. . .it's a tax.break you can't afford to miss. . Free gift also available with a deposit pf $5,000 or more. Thp 20 . temporary account ts'jecured by U S government or U S government agency '■ securities These obligations are not savings accounts or deposits,and arc not insured ! by f SLIC The rale is subject to chdnge without notice Minimum investment of $ 1,000 • or more (up to $25,000) Due to refcent IRS rulings, if you choose not to enter into an All; Savers Certificate on October I, you can redeem your investmenf, with interest Check our chart for whot this meOns to you:

SWAINTON - Official of the county .MUA »are back frota another landfill inspection toyr, as-, they continue to gain firsthand , knowledge prior to getting a similar operation under way .on the Jersey Cape. MU^ Chairman John Vinci and solid waste manager Ted O'Neill l( reported to the authority " -v last Wednesday oh a recent inspection trip taa sanitary landfill in Honey Brook, Pa. owned and operated by the Lahchester CorpjM'ation. "I HOPE people from the municipalities affected 1 'by the MUA’s proposed land- . fill will be able to see the Lanchester operaUion,” Vinci noted. "It is perfw\Jy clean, not a paper or bag or bird was seen." O'Neill explained the 500-acre site using 140 acres as a landfill, Was begun in 1972 and was only working in a 40-acre space at the present He explained the liner used w. a 4-in. layer of

asphalt insfead of PVC plastic. The asphalt was laid down after the area was properly compacted and graded. Then a 2-ft layer of soil was applied before,solid waste was permitted. The landfill currently is. receiving up to 1,000 tons of solid waste per day. "IT IS $ big operation," O’Neill noted, "larger than the one we saw jn Delaware and much larger than the one we will be construe-_ ^ing." The recreation potential for the site wlfep it is com* pletely used whs explained by Vinci. "Since Penns^vanja has been in the lih- , ed. landfill business a long time and since that state’s regulations are very clearly defined, they art* planning a ski a/ea, in addition to olhfer recreational tfc-'„ tivities/ "The ownefs arejdso'cxploring the potential for refuse derived fuel . genprating electric power," Vinci related.

Seminar Focus On Animals

EAST HANOVER - Cape May County -officials and officials from throughout 'the state will participate in a special seminar on animal problems, law eftforcemejU. and legislatidn sponsored'' by the Morris ^ounly Branch of the Nev^fcrsey Society for the Prevention of. Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Sept. 18-20 here. The xAeminar, which is the firetW its kinds, will focus on the basic care and handling of domestic and common wild animals, afccording to president Murray.Flatow. The seminar is open to law enforcement officers, municipal animal control workers, humane and shplter groups, SPCA societies, ^legislators, political officials, and interested animal lovers. A PANEL DISCUSSION will be held with officials from throughout the state exchanging ideas on animal problems. The seminar w^il begin at 8:30 a.m. Sept. 18 at the Ramada Inn on Route 10 and will last through 5 p m. Sept. 20. giving participants ,the,opportunity to spend one/to three days there. ' / Demonstrations of track-

ing dogs, discussions on investigation techniques and procedures and a panel of experts on animal problems will also be part of the program, with a banquet to be held Saturday' evening. Pre-registration for the seminar closes Aug. 21. ' ••IT IS MOST important that we reeducate the public hs to the needs of God’s creatures, , our animal Friends.” Flatow said. Other topics of interest will e basic health care and Common problems of horses, influencing the* legislative process and pethood or parenthood. THE SEMINAR IS the first such effort with attendees expected to Home from throughout the country. — For further information, contact Murray Flatow. president, Morris County S.P.C.A., Box 55, Hibernia. 07842 ( 201) 2670.

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