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Herald * Uirttfn 22 Febnw-y '84

ANNOUNCING THE GRAND OPENING OF "FOU R-OF-A-KIN D" IN CAPE MAY COUNTY January 17, 1984, marked the day that The First National Bank of Toms River, N.J. opened its first Branch Office in Cape May County at 105 North Main Street in Cape May Court House. In response to the Cape May County community, we now stand ready to orovide a "full house" of banking services by announcing the addition of Rio Grande, Rio Grande-Starns and Villas to our grovying list of convenient Branch Office locations. The Grand Opening Celebration is going on right now at each of our four Branch Office locations in Cape May County ... and you are invitedl WE DEALIN SERVICE

• Free Safe Deposit Boxes • Free Personal and Business Checks • 5 ’A % Interest on Statement Savings • High Yielding Certificates • Low Cost Installment Loans • Free Estate Planning Services • Low Cost Home Equity Loans . • Individual Retirement Accounts

Low Cost Mortgage Loans • All Purpose Club Accounts • Direct Deposit • Checking Plus Overdraft Protection • Discount Brokerage Service • Low Cost Visa and MasterCard • Uni-Statement • Super Now Accounts

;. .and much more THE NEW WAVE OF BANKING IS COMING TO CAPE MAY COUNTY In addition to a complete line of Personal, Commercial and Trust Services suited to your individual needs, we will also be offering you the ease and convenience of our Automated Services Network ... better known as "TOM”.

Automated Teller Machines "Lets you be the Banker, Night and Day... Everyday"

• Deposit Checks • Get Cash • Check Your Balance (Checking or Savings) • Transfer Funds • Make Loan Payments

Bank-By-Phone Beats Paying Bills By Mail...

YOU SAVE • Postage

• No Check Charge

• No Envelopes To Find and Address • Fewer Trips‘fe The Post Office

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FREE GIFTS AND SOUVENIRS ARE PART OF THE DEAL Make a Qualifying Deposit to a New or Existing Checking or Savings Account and choose from.a wide array of Free Gifts or just stop in and say "hello’’ and receive a free souvenir

. . . from us to youl

NATMHALBAMK Member F.D.I.C. OFTOMS RIVER, N.J. Member Statewide Bancorp CAPE MAY COUNTY OFFICES

Officials at Conference AVALON, - Mayor Rachel Sloan, Councilwoman Pauline Petrica and Councilman Richard Light attended the Second Annual Legislative Conference for Southern New Jersey recently. The emphasis of this seminar was on key state issues for 1984 which will impact the region’s future development. The program featured such speakers as As&mblywoman Marie Muhler, Sen. Walter Rand, Sen. William Gorman, Robert Hughey, DEP Commissioner. The Avalon officials were able to see Gov. Thomas H. Kean and to meet and talk with South Jersey’s federal and state officials while receiving material and insights dealing with the major issues affecting South Jersey.

Raffa Tells Life Story SEA ISLE CITY - Mayor Dominic C. Raffa reviewed his nearly 25 years in municipal office for a group of students in the Gifted and Talented program in the local school who are studying local history. Raffa, a native of Sea Isle City, traced his early years from the time when it was a sleepy fishing village of 600 people He recalled the death of his father on a fishing expedition, and told of the work in rebuilding the resort after the devastating storm of 1962 and stressed the importance of efforts to maintain and restore the beaches. The group’s teacher, Carol Bruno, arranged the meeting through Frank C. Dougherty, administrative , principal. Taking part were : Todd Szollosi, Teddy DelFranco, Tara Golfredi, Darrin Urbaczewski, and Justin Sgalio.

Academy

Nominees

NORTHFIELD — Fight Cape May County residents were among the 40 candidates for the service academies nominated by Congressman Bill Hughes (D-NJ), after screening by a selection committee which included Bruce Kibblehouse and Mrs. Jacque Zoller of Ocean City. Those nominated are: Martin R. Marcolongo, Noth Wildwood, Air Fare Academy ; Wayne A. Rowe, Rio Grande, Merchant Marine Academy; Frank Oprandy III, Villas, Military Academy; Lynn R. Baker III, Herbert G.D. (Dennis) Jones, and Robert A. Pescatore, all of Ocean City, Naval Academy.