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, Accommodations Guidebook Committee ofthe City of Cape May and the Chamber of Commerce is going great guns Rosemary Stumpo is chair mg the committee, of Charles .Bernard. Carin Ffiddprmann, Paul Cunn in/;ham. Tom Carroll and Dolly Slango It's going to be a totally different booklet, something you'll want to show off to everyone I-ook . for a great surprise in ]iiM

about everything, most of all. mpke sure, you and your establishment is included in this piece de resistance! WELCOME HOME. Catherine Dwyer, after her slay at the hospital. Also Dr Jim McAneny . and Rosemary Bruno The recent Cocktails and Dinner Party at the Chalfontc Hotel for their many friends was an overflow of well-wishers

•Jews Notes from—— he Cape Mays >lly Stango

and so very many appreciating the delicious food of Helen Dickerson and Dot Burton, chief cooks, they even got a standing ovation. Managers Judy Bartella and Anne LeDuc are still receiving praise for this

grand event which is done yearly to show their gratitude to so many merchants and area businessmen. Waltzing InOld Cape May, the music and words

recently presented at the Tulip Festival by composer Bobby Stango. has received much interest. Copies are available at Keltie News, and also at Sunday night bingo in Star of the Sea Hall with a donation being presented to the church in honor of Mr. Stango's recently deceased wife Rita.

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Have you a treasure hidden in your attic or cellar?^ The Md-Aflantlc Center for

the Arts in Cape May isaccepting donations uiSy should you desire, place'' your articles on consignment for the great Lawn Party and Auction come Saturday. July 10. Many valuable items are to be auctioned that day. including a beautiful Victorian bed, antique bureaus and valuable Victorian

jewelery.

ITS A GREAT DAY FOR SAVERS

High Interest and Exciting Free Gifts at the Cape May County Offices of First Peoples Bank of New Jersey!

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# Group A 4 Deposit $5,000 or mere and *Hect any anewf the above yiftsJ A iso available, Cosco Slip Stool • American Toiinster loir Ray • Set of 2 Webbed Laum Chairs • 4■I’nre Gourmet Connny Ware

Group B DeposiI $ 1,000 or more and select any one of the aknv gifts. Also available. Totes Umbrella • Desk Lamp, • Totes Expandable Bag

S *upC r more and select above gifts.

Any day is a good day for savings. Now at First Peoples we’ve just made it a great day . . . with a broad selection of accounts to choose from. An exciting array of gifts to pick from. And, of course, saving plans that pay the highest interest allowed by law. Come into any of our C<tpe May County Banking Offices today . . . it’s a great day for savers at First Peoples Bank. A Selection of Saving Accounts in Your Best Interest!

6-Month Money Market Certificate $10,000 minimum deposit Ffdifal regulation*, prohibit the compounding of interest on n month certificates.

30-Month Money Market Certificate

12-Month,Tax-Free All Saverp'fcertificate

$250* minimum deposit

$500 minimum deposit

The rate changes bi-weekly

Annual investment yield is based on

Interest Compounded Dativ

70% of the most recent S2 week

Treasury Bill yield ...

FREE gifts when you open ' a new 5y«% Checking ' Account. Or open or add $500 to a new or existing Regular Savings Account. Funds must remain on deposit for one year.

i W free otter per account. Bank reserves the right to withdraw any item at any time and substitute one' i.,iiial value. Lai h depositor receives only those items corresponding to deposit level. Gifts not available for transfer ot funds within the bank Dies(s»>ffenngs are limited and may be withdrawn at any time Substantial interest penalty if required for early withdrawal of Certificate deposits. In order to quality for tree gill funds must be maintained at an existing C ape May County Office. •$VXl deposit'required to qualify for free gift.

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BANK Nf * Jf’Scy

Banking Offices in Avalon. C ape May Court House, Njbrth Wildwood, Ocean View and Stone Harbor. Telephone (60V) %7-4000 I ,fch Depositor Insured up to$100,000 by the FDIC

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