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Herald & lantern 25 January '84

In This Age of Banking Mergers and Closings Isn’t It Good to Know Sturdy’s Here to Stay?

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Has your bank merged lately? Are you concerned by the number of banking offices that are closing in the area? Do you feel like y6u're los- . ing control of your checking account? ■ Then you should check with •Sturdy Savings and Loan Sturdy is Cape May County'

based, Cape May County strong At Sturdy, you enjoy allthe servicesof a "big" bank with all the qualities of a hometown institution. We won't inconvenience you with mergers' or closings, we're here to serve you and we re hereto stay.

Sturdy gives you the best checking services available. And when you open your Sturdy checking account now, we’ll give you even more!

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Sturdy will pay for your first 200 checks (not to exceed S10).,when you open a new checking account before Febru-

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Emergency Aid Funded RfO GRANDE - Emergency food and houting are available in Cape May County for those who find themselves hungry and homeless, according to Freeholder Gerald fhronton Money to provide the * emergency aid comes from the Federal Emergency Management Act, which has allocated $14,976 to the county. ' Those.who find themselves without food or shelter during working ^ 'hours should contact the Cape May County Welfare Board at 729-9200 or their local General Assistance Director.. DURING off-duty hours, persons should contact the police department in their municipality to arrange food and shelter for the night. In Upper apd Dennis Townships and Woodbine, which have no police departments, those needing help should contact the local State Police Officer for assistance State Police and local police departments have been informed about the after-hours contact procedures for caring for the homeless. \

Tax. Return Aid Offered RIO GRANDE ^ The VITA income tax volunteers will be available to help county residents with their federal and state income tax returns again, beginning Tuesday, Feb. 2 and continuing each Tuesday and Thursday until the end of March. The hours are 9-11:30 a.m. in the Conference Room*, Social Service Building, Rtes. 9 and 47. Taxpayers are asked to bring their tax/orms and all other information that may. be needed to file their returns. • < / *

Total amount for free checks and purchase of unused checks cannot exceed $10 When you check with Sturdy, you not only get stability, you get: ^ ir-^An Easy-To-Read [VJ 5V4% Interest IVl Monthly Statement compounded daily , with checks included 5^No Service Charge 5^FSLIC Insurance with a $300 minimum balance . oh deposits up to $100,000 ^ ^ r^^Five Full-Service ijrJ No Service Charge aC Offices lor Senior Citizens wfiji a $100- foryor jconvenience in Caoe miramum balance May County Shouldn’t You Be Checking with Sturdy?!

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DEP Slates ' Seminar On Procedures

PRINCETON .— The state Department of Environmental Protection, in cooperation with the New Jersey Alliance for Action, will sponsor a DEP Permits Seminar 9 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 2, at the Hyal Regency, Rte. 1 and Alex ander Road. ■Hie seminar is to provide instruction in the proper \ procedures for completing and submitting permit applications. It will include a general session, individual workshops, and an open forum. Workshops include CAFRA. wetlands, waterfront development, air quality, water diversion, well drilling, water quality certification, water facilities, sewer extensions, New Jersey Pollution Discharge Elimination v System, solid waste and resource recovery, hazardous waste permits, and transporter licensing.