Herald & Lantern 26 October '83

Captain’s License Course

CAPE MAY - A 40-hour captain’s license preparation course for local boatowners and operators who want to carry passengers for hire will be held by Houston Marine Training Services in Cape May Nov. 7 to Nov. 17. The course, which will prepare individual for the U.S. Coast Guard motorboat operator, inland operator or ocean operator license exams, will include material on Rules of the Road, Navigation, Seamanship and Safety regulations. Classes will be held for nine nights at the Cape May V.F.W., 419 Congress St. Classes will be taught by Charles Juechter of Houston Marine Training Services, a division of Houston Marine Consultants, Inc., of New Orleans. Juechter is a former U.S. Coast Guard

Chamber Installs 6 CAPE MAY - Bob Mullock was installed for a second term as president of the Greater Cape May Chamber of Commerce in a dinner meeting at the LobstervJJouse Oct. 18. Installed with him were Carin Fedderman, first vice president; John Dunwoody, second vice president; Milly La Canfora, secreUry; and Charles Bernard, treasurey. New directors installed by parliamentarian Harry LaZour included. Deborah Klug, Joseph Fahey, Joseph Grasso, Shirley Stiles, Steve Patrick, Jack Koons and Jay Schatx.

officer who has commanded several cutters and holds his Merchants Marine Master's license. For more information, contact Juechter at 884-5690. Students who register by Oct. 31 will receive a discount on their tuition. Traffic Up On Ferry, Bridge CAPE MAY - During September, traffic on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry increased by 1,058 vehicles increased by 1,855 passengers from September, 1982. These, statistics were reported to the Delaware River and Bay Authority. During the same period, Delaware Memorial Bridge Traffic increased by 77,708 vehicles. Ferry traffic for September, 1983, was 35,312 vehicles and 111,782 passengers compared to 34,254 vehicles and 109,927 passengers for September, 1982, and increase of 3.1 percent for vehicles and 1.7 percent for passengers. For the twelve-month period ended September 30, 1983, traffic was 276,§78 vehicles and 857,509 passengers compared to 263,297 vehicles and 814,170 passengers for the 12-month period ended September 30, 1982, an increase of 5.1 percent for vehicles and 5.3 percent for passengers.

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VILLAS — The Women of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church will hold a food sale 9; 15 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 3, at the Guarantee Bank, Bayshore Rd.

Burke Returns For Olds Sale COURT HOUSE-Burke Chevrolet-Oldsmobile-Cadillac of Wildwood is “moving” here for an “Outrageous Outdoor Oldsmobile Spectacular" Thursday through Saturday. The three-day event will be held outdoors under the "big top” at Route 9 and Shellbay Avenue. The “move" to Cape May Court House is like going home again for the Burkes whose first showroom was built here in 1927. The Wildwood branch was opened in 1946. In the spring of 1970, a devastating fire consumed the Cape May Court House structure. The Burkes have a large inventory of 1984 Oldsmobile models for the special promotion. The Outrageous Oldsmobile Spectacular will continue in Wildwood after the three-day Cape May Court House event. Burke Motors is giving away free Florida vacation packages to the first 50 people who buy a 1984 Oldsmobile from Burke Motors during the promotion.

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Net Up at 1st Jersey JERSEY CITY - First Jersey National Corpora tion reported net income of $3,671,000 or $1.09 per share for the three months ended Sept. 30, up 23 percent and 22 percent per share^ respectively from the same period in 1982. Net income for the ninemonth period ended Sept. 30 was $11,407,000 or $3.46 per share, compared to $8,597,000 or $2.57 per share in 1982, a per. share increase of 35 percent. Comparing the third quarters of 1983 and 1982, Thomas J. Stanton, Jr., chairman of First Jersey, noted that net interest margins remained stable during both periods while average earning assets in- * creased by over $200 million, of which approximately 60 percent consisted of additional commercial loan volume.

Tips Given on Vitamins In today's healthconscious society, more and more Americans are becoming vitamin takers, while not being fully informed about the "myths and truths" of vitamins in their diet. The newest ShopRite Pharmacy Pamphlet, .Vitamin and Mineral Guide, will help the consumer make the right choices for particular needs. The pamphlet includes a listing of essential vitamins and minerals, why they are needed, the recommended daily amount, apd seven ways people may be robbing their bodies of the vitamins and minerals they need. Copies of Vitamin, and Mineral Guide are available at all ShopRite Pharmacies or can be obtained by sending a stamped, self-addressed, business size envelope to Vitamin and Mineral Guide. Consumer Affairs Department, ShopRite Supermarkets, 600 York St. Elizabeth 07207.

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