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The deadline for applying for Home Energy Assistance benefits has been extended to April 30 because the federal government has awarded additional funding. 1st Savings Promotions SEA 'ISLE CITY - Harold J. Abrams, chairman of the board of First Savings and Loan Association here, has announced the appointment of . operating officers for 1982. Abrams named Linda L. Brown as president, Kenneth L. Whitlock as finjt vice president and secretary and Lynne Yanucci as assistant secretary;treasurer and head teller. Mrs. Brbwn has been with the association for 11 years and was First vice president jmd treasurer. Whitlock has been with the association for seven years and was formerly second vice president and secretary. Yanucci has been with the,association for two years and began as a teller. DIRECTORS FOR 1982 are- Mark Creighton, vice chairman of' the Board, Gamaliel Broadley, Albert Kohler, Carl Lovejoy, Elmer Reed, Prank Myhre, John Dogliotti, G.B. Libro Sr., and Joel Robinson. Abrams noted that 1981 again reflected the excellent financial stability of the association in that it increased net worth and recorded a profit. Distribution of dividends reached an all time high of $1,539,475.50.

The state Department of Human Service had anticipated that most of the^ original funds would have been spent by March but will continue the program for those low-income people who have not yet applied. UNDER THE HEA income guidelines an individual cannot have more than $449 a month in gross incdme and still receive benefits. Other maximum income levels are: $593 for a family of two; $737 for a family of three; $880 for a family of four; $1024 for a family of five; and $l,168for a family of six. SPECIAL arrangements have betn made to allow senior citizens and the disabled to^omplete their applications at .^ome and mail them directly to the county welfare agency. Extra applications are also available for the elderly at county offices on aging. In addition to heating assistance, th? program also provides for the essential emergency repair of furnaces and other heating uni» as well as medicallyneeded cooling assistance. New Jersey residents interested in the program should contact their county welfare agency or call 800-792-9773. Adult Dance CAPE MAY - The city will sponsor ajdance for adults 8-11 p.m. FriHgy, March 26, in Convjention Hall. A contingent of the A1 Raymond Orchester will highlight th« evening with big band sounds. Tickets are available at Convention Hall, 884-8411 ext. 20 or 27.

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NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED, members of the Avalon Police Negotiating team are all smiles as Mayor Ellsworth Armacost signs the *82 contract. With the mayor are Ptl. Bill Holmes, Steve Sykes and Robert O’Neill.

18 Join Chamber

COURT'HOUSE - Dennis Curley, County Chamber of Commerce president, announced recently that 18 new members have joined the Chaifiber since Oct. 1,1981 f the beginning of the chamber’s fiscal year. They are: Anco Hcrtne Center, J. Rupinski, Villhs; Asia Restaurant, Lai-Ting-Tseng, Wildwood; Raymond Batten, Attorney, Sea Isle City; Cape Casino Excursions, Pat DiAntonio, Wildwood; Development Associates/Media Ihkt John LaBounty, Stone Harbor; Rowler Motel-, John Polizze Jr., Wildwood; Hollywood Motel, James Smythe, Rio Grande; K-Mart Department Store, Jim Wagner, Rio Grande.

Lampost Beach Motel and Apts., Nancy Cipolla, North Wildwood. Long Beach Lodge, Anthony and Lorraine Visalli, ■Worth Wildwood; McDonalds, Penelopi and James Hodge, North Cape May; John F. Meade/Inc.. ’ John F. Meade, Ocean City; Monta CellA Motel, Matt and Shirley Qirdella, Wildwood Crest; Seigel - Brothers Inc., L<*r Seigel, Woodbine; Sun and Sand Motel and Apts., Marge Castelli, North Wildwood; Tower Mot&l, James Smythe, Wildwood; S.A. Wade Tavern,-StCve and Carol Wadp, North Wildwood; Zaberer’s Angelsea Inn, Ed Zaberer, North Wildwood.

COURt HOUSE - Dennis Curley. President of the County Chamber of Commerce. put out the call this week for listings for the An nual Publication of the Cape May County Events Calendar. Every year, the Chamber gathers and compiles events froarfi throughout the County for listing in the calendar There is no charge to.'the sponsoring organization or municipality for inclusion The only requirement is that the event be open to the genera) public, said

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ORGANIZATIONS such . as churches, fire companies, civic and service clubs, recreation commit-' sions and public relations, departments are asked to send a listing of their 1982 and early 1983 events to the Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 74, Court House, 08210, by March 31. Infer mation should include the day, date, time, location and name of the event, admission free, if any, name of sponsoring group and person to contact for .further information. Last year, the Chamber pointed and distributed

10,000 copies of the calendar. Robert Patterson, executive director, reported Organizations^ with only one or two events may telephone them 4nto the Chamber office by Calling 465-7181.

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