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Hughes Helps KO Tax Plan

WASHINGTON, D C. - Congressman Bill Hughes iD-NJ) has Joined over two thirds ot the House of Representatives In voting to repeiil withholding taxes on interest and dividends, which Is currently schedul ed to go Into effect July I The withholding provl sion was Included In a I9R2 measure designed to reduce the deficit hy rals ing more tax dollars, but Hughes said withholding is counterproductive and unnecessary "WITIIHOI was justified as a way of in creasing compliance." Hughes said, "hut the fact Is that the American people are already sulwtantlally complying with reporting their dividend and Interest Income "In reality, the rom pliance argument is just a smokescreen for getting taxes from savers and in veslors a year before they are actually due." Hught^i continued "If we are really In teresled in fairness, we should lie going after the big loopholes that benefit the few at the expense of the many," he said

tANHFOHMINCi — For yeajs, vacationers to Atone Harbor and Its residents have seen an old gas station at With Htreet and Third Avenue as they drove Into town. Developer Robert Hheslon Is changing that corner Into a retail and office complex as shown In this artist's rendering. Vision Transforming Corner

STONE HAKBOK "The time has come to clean up and present the best corner in Stone Har lK»r, in all Its finery, and, at the same time, give the borough's first time viewers an Image which reflects Stone Harbor at Its best " So says developer Robert Sheston. whose image of what the corner of 96th Street and Third Avenue should look like transform ed It from the site of an old gas station Into a hand

INTRODUCING ATLANTIC ELECTRIC’S COLD CASH REBATE ON AIR CONDITIONERS

New air conditioners are so much boiler so much more energy efficient Atlaniic Electric will actually pay you to buy one From $?0 to $90 lor window or through the wall units From $7ff to $340 tor central air conditioners depending on sire Just replace an existing air conditioner or install a new one* that has an Energy Efficiency Rating (EER) of 9 or higher belore August 21, 1983 You'll get cold cash bom Atlantic Electric now And. if’ you re replacing an old air conditioner you II gel lower bills from Atlantic Electric all summer Reduce the Juice and Pocket the Savings Atlantic Electric is offering these rebates because the new hi-efficiency air conditioners demand much less electricity than older models and lower electee demands can help hold the Imp agamst higher electric rates m the future So you can save with a rebate save with lower summer cOotmg bills and help control tomorrow s electric rates all at the same time Cool Off with Cold Cash Contact any participating air conditioning contractor or dealer now We don t care what tirahd you buy We |ust wapt you to get more for your energy dollar Get the best deal you can Imd before August 21 1903 And till out a certificate lor our cash rebate of $20 to $90 lor installing a new window air condilioner. $75 to $340 on central systems One that has 9 EER or higher The sooner your new air conditioner is installed the sooner you'll start saving money on your cooling bill. And the sooner you II gel your Colo Cash Rebate from Atlantic Electric

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some shopping and Invest ment complex Century 21, Stone Harbor Realty, which Sheston' owns, will relocate to the complex offices with Its legal, tax. insurance and property management departments consolidated Attorney Dennis. M Coughlin and W T Athey Co, Certified Public Ac countants. will share quarters with the real estate firm Four retail stores at street level were purchased by local mer chants before the first floor construction had been

completed Pat Caftero will operate Sun and Ski apparel there after three years of success in Wildwood. Another store will house a surf and sports shop The Paisley Gift Shop, owned hy Ed and Janel Orzech, will move lo the location Micke Palombo will open a New York style Dell in the fourth store, according to Sheston He feels that the complex uses the corner lo Its best potential and creates s pleasant entrance to the seashore community

BBB Seeks Volunteers

COLLINGSWOOD - The Better Business Bureau of South Jersey is expanding its pool of community ar bitrators who will be train ed to hold hearings and make final decisions In consumer-business disputes The BBB conducts an arbitration, pro gram, in which a customer and a business may settle a dispute by taking II lief ore a community volunteer, who holds an informal hearing and then makes a final, legally binding decision on the dispute "The credibility of this entire program," said Jerome K Miller. BB president, "depends on drawing volunteers from all segments of the community We want public spirited people who can make equitable decisions No special background is necessary " THE BBB Arbitration Program is provided at no cost to consumers. An ar bitrator s decision is final and binding on all parties, and the arbitrator serves without pay "Our cases include all kinds of marketplace disputes, ranging from home improvements to auto repair However, our arbitrators do not have to have technical expertise — the BB maintains a special pool of volunteer technical advisors who are available to provide assistance when needed." Concluded Miller. "Virtually anyone who has raised two children has ar bitrated disputes of one type or another over the years " The next training

session is scheduled for June 7 Persons interested in becoming volunteer ar bitrators should contact Michele McKercher at 854 8467

DONALD C. LANDIS

New Branch Manager

OCEAN CITY - Donald C Landis has been named as manager oLthe Ocean City branch of the Cape May County Savings and Ixwn Association, its newest. Landis was formerly with Marine National Bank ns banking officer Follow ing service in the United States Navy, Landis joined the South Holland Trust and Savings Bank in South Holland, ill for two years before returning to his home town of Erma, where he resides with his wife and child I^andis attended the American Institute of Banking in Chicago. III. and Thorton Community College in South Holland. Ill