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Completes Ins. Course

HARTFORD, Conn. - Timothy .J Malloy, a representative of Aetna Life and Casualty in Cape May/Wildwood, recently completed a Complete property and casualty course at Aetna's home office here The five-week course provides comprehensive • instruction in all forms of ( insurance % ^ protection for hojh in . di vidua Is and ^ h u s I n e s s firms I’ractic.il aspects arc ^^^"^wilh par- ■ licular emphasis on the study »*f new methods and -developments designed to meet changing conditions Malloy is associated with Cape Insurance Center. Inc He is a member of Atlantic County A LU. Pdnnthian Yacht Club. The Twp. Earns $538,710 TUCKAHOE Ur Upper Township Treasurer Pat Zimmerman reported that the township earned $538,710.55 in interest on un-used funds during the year 1981, up $24,000.00 over 1980. “This is the largest amount of interest ever earned on township funds,” Zimmerman stated. Zimmerman noted that all township funds are invested in short term certificates and accounts until those funds are needed by the township.

Cape May Marlin and Tuna Club and is president of The Men's Club, of the Church of the Advent. He lives with his wife, Molly, on Robin Road in Capq May '4*each

Security Topic CAPE MAY r A demonstration on home security will be fjresenjfed , by a representative from South Jersey Security Services during the 2 phi March 7 meeting of the Cape May Vintage Homeowners Assn, at the Welcome Center.

2 Honored For Sales N CARE MAY - G Edgar Adams, president of Century 21. Cape Shore Realty Inc . announced the outstanding real estate sales achievements of his sales personnel at a statewide rally for 1981 Donald J Roth, realtor associate, was presented an award plaque for selling over a million dollars in property Ronald R Shaw U.S.C.G. ret . sales manager and broker associate, received a plaque for selling over two million dollars of residential properties. He was within the top 20 in the state in 1981. Shaw was also honored at February’s Greater Wildwood Roard of Realtors with a plaque for outstanding real estate achievement for 1981

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Bars Fight Age Change

IS.OOO PLEDGE is accepted by James Cafiero. Wildwood chairman of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital'fund drivf. from James E. Wheaton, president of Cape Insurance Center, as Ernest L. Yarborough, vice president of Cape Insurance, looks on.

WILDWOOD - In recent years, high school senior weeks have been among the most productive of the season for most businessman here Graduating classes from public and parochial schools all along the ; seaboard converge center island and dbwnbench for week-long graduation celebrations HoWever,. the off-season ' bonanza docs face a threat from the New Jersey Coalition For‘21. whidh is stepping up its five-year fight to raise the legal drinking age

to 21

Jobless Benefits Extended

TRENTON - New Jersey Commissioner of Labor Roger A. Bodman has announced that an unemployment insurance extended benefits period has triggered on as of Feb. 24 and that local claims offices will start taking claims March 1. Postcard notices are being sent to claimants who had filed initial regular unemployment benefit claims -on or after March 2,1981 and who have collected their full entitlement under those claims, Bodman said. He added, however, that irfdividuais who do not receive a notification and who believe they may be eligible should report to their local offices if they are still unemployed. PAYMENTS UNDER the extended benefits program came to a halt last July when the rate fell below five percent. The program triggered on

again when the rate went above five percent for the 13-week period ending Feb 13. The program will remain active for at least

13 weeks.

James A. Ware, director of the' Division of Unemf iloyment and Disability nsurance, pointed out that legislative amendments, adopted last year, established very stringent requirements that claimants must meet to be

Center Is Accredited

COURT HOUSE Tho Jersey (’ape Diagnostic. Training, and Opportunity Center has received its second - consecutive threeyear accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities

eligible for extended benefits. "CLAIMANTS .MUST make/a systematic and sustained effort to obtain work.” Ware said ”They will be required to keep a list'of employer^ contacted And the type of work sought. Oyr claims .offices will be closely checking and verifying these con-

tacts."

Ware emphasized that any offer of suitable work must be accepted. It w(|| be considered suitable if it is within the claima'nt's capabilities to perform the job and if the pay is not less than minimum wage>($3.35 per hour) and higher than the claimants weekly benefit amount. , i ' Claimants are instructed to report on their regular reporting day at the time listed on the postcard notice with the assurance that the claim will be predated to the beginning of the week.

THE 7.000 New Jersey Tavern owners (especially the Wildwood Beveragemen's Association) have let it be known they will not stop ip their fight to keep it the way it is - at 19 Thomas Kean (no rela lion p to ' the Governor), spokesman for the bar owners, comments; "We have laws that allow an 18 year-old kid to work in a bar. serve drinks in a bar. entertain Inltfi bar. but now l|£^can't drmk there until he/s 19 Is that consistent'.’ And now there's a drive to make it 21’’ KEAN CONTINUES: "If you follow their argument that 'teenage drinking is leading to death on the highways, then lake it one slep fori her There's twice, three times as maqy people between 15 and 4(1 befhg killed on our highways than teenagers so should we raise the drinking age to 41?" Stamile On Movie Bd.? WILD WOOD Thaiiks to his efforts on behalf of the 20th Century Fox movie. "Some Sunny Day,’’' starring Robert Hays, local p r man Joe Stamile may be named to a non-salaried position on the New Jersey Motion Picture Trade Commisision In this position he could yield more influence to hr ing more movies to Wildwood Cape ,May Stamile is preparing to unveil a new pizza paVlor in his Hof Brau-Penalty Box Complex

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