Herald & Lantern 1 June '83

Free Checks! When You Open A N.O.W. Account in June

We've been offering NOW Accounts for 3 years now at Sturdy Savings and Loan And we re proud of their tremendous success That's why we re celebrating this anniversary during the month of June by giving away a free supply of checks along with all of the other beneffts of N 0 W 5V*% check mg to new customers We II get you off to a good start at Sturdy In addition to the free checks, you II receive • 5V4%.interest on checking, on a $100 minimum • Daily compounding

• Monthly statement with checks • Careful, personalized service At Sturdy Savings and Loan, your interest is credited monthly on a balance of $100 or more, so you can see just how much interest you're earning There is no service charge when a^minimum balance of $300 is maintained Senior Citizens receive free NOW Account service with only $100 minimum So if you're not earning the interest you should be on your checking account, and you'd like the free checks to boot — do it in June! Open a Sturdy 5Vi% N O W Accountl

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CG Veteran Plans A Civilian Career

CAPE MAY - Dental Technician Chief Charles McGinnis is winding up a 19-year cateer in the Coast Guard with his retirement July 1. But he won’t be leaving this city, where he has spent 17 years of his Coast Guard career. He intends to set up a dental laboratory in his home. MC GINNIS 42, has served 19 years in the Coast Guard and four in the Marine Corps. Formerly the Health Benefits Advisor at the Training Center Medical Facility, he has been called a ‘‘Homesteader'’ by other Coast Guard members when they learn of his long stay here. It doesn't bother the chief since he feels very settled in Cape May and is glad that he and his family have been able to remain in the city. Like all Dental Technicians in the Coast Guard, McGinnis started out as a dentist's chairside assistant Then he moved into the Dental Lab and did all the prosthetic work, mak ing dentures etc , until he got promoted to Chief Petty Officer and began administrative work at the facility. BESIDES HIS 17 years here the chief also spent a year at Air Station Cape Cod and a year recruiting in New York City He also

CHARLES MC GINNIS

attended a school for Den tal prosthetics in San Diego for six months Even though his official retirement does not begin until July 1. McGinnis's last day of actual work was May 27. He admits to look ing forward to getting out of the Coast Guard However, he does have some mixed emotions "I've been here so long. I'm really going to miss the people in the Coast Guard ... but, I'm anxious to see what it's like being out on my own."

Graduates At llrsinus

COURT HOUSE - Ruth Ann Norbury, daughter of Mr.and Mrs Leslie A Norbury. Dennisville Rd . was graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree May 15 at the annual commencement exercises of Ursinus College. A biology major, she was secretary of the Brownback-Anders PreMedical Society; a member of Beta Beta Beta, the national biological honor society; the Biology Club; and the Beardwood Chemical Society She was also a member of the Col-

lege Union Program Board, serving as chairman of its photography contest, the summer orientation committee and the Parents' Day Planning Committee. SHE SERVED as an emergency room volunteer at both the Phocnixville and Burdette Tomlin Hospital and as associate advisor of the Medical Explorers and as assistant Brownie scout leader She is a 1979 graduate of Middle Township High School.

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