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NORTH WILDWOOD - An insurance plan to protect motel and hotel owners from fire, liability, property damage and other losses has been adopted by Cape Insurance Center, here for presentation to the approximately 500 members of The Greater Wildwood Hotel and Motel Association. The policy, called MoEx, introduced recently by Warwick Insurance Co. of Morristown, guarantees total replacement of motel building and personal property as well as unlimited recovery for loss of income. ACCORDING TO Ernest L. Yarborough, president of Cape Insurance Center, the motel policy has a unique pricing system based on a single charge per guest room. He added that the policy has no stated property limits of liability and provides what is believed to be the most comprehensive motel coverage available. Cape Insurance Center, Inc.. is located at 303 New Jersey Ave.

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HOSPITAL TOUR — Mike Galvin, left, administrator of Salem County Memorial Hospital, confers with William H. Waldron III, Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital administrator, during tour of new critical care dnit at Burdette Tomlin. Galvin was accompanied by department heads and members of board of governors of Salem hospital, which is considering a building program.

Murphy’s Income Up

MCKEESPORT, PA - G.C. Murphy Co.. which has two retail outlets in Cape May County, has reported net income for 1983 fiscal year ended Jan. 26, 1984. of $18,408,000. or $4.56 per share, compared with $11.744,000 or $2.97 per share for the 1982 fiscal year ended Jan 27, previously reported extraordinary gain of $1,381,000, equivalent to $.34 per share, resulting from a nontaxable exchange of long-term debt for equity. Income before the extraordinary gain was $17,027,000. or $4.22 per share. Sales for the year totaled $872,151,000. compared with $822,282,000 a year ago, an increase of 6.1

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United Way Drive Raises $100,000

HOSPITAL POST — David W. Wilson. C.P.A, has been named assistant administrator and director of finance at Shore Memorial Hospital. Somers Point. Wilson, of Haddon Heights, comes from Holy Name Hospital in Teaneck, where

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ERMA — Carl T. Linnington, of 222 Fishing Creek Rd.. has been named to the Dean's List for academic excellence at Valley Forge Military Academy, Wayne. Pa. A member of the eighth grade. Cadey Linnington was recently inducted into the Junior National Honor Society in a ceremony at the academy.

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COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County 'Chapter of United Way raised approximately $100,000 in its 1984 campaign. The total was announced at United Way’s annual meeting at the Old Court House •Building. According to Thomas Byrne, campaign chairman and vice president of the County United Way, $92,723.07 in pledges was secured as of April 13. He anticipated that the figure should reach $100,000.00 when all the money comes in. Of that amount. $56,333.57 was donated by major employers in the form of both corporate gifts and employee contributions. The breakdown further shows government and services responsible for $18,291.04. The northern segment of the county donated $5,871.00 compared to $5,326.06 from southern municipalities. Byrne said this is the first year in the campaign’s five-year history that the county's north end contributed more than the sourthern part. AT THE MEETING Byrne announced that a trip for two to the Bahamas was awarcd to Atlantic Electric Co. for the largest corporate donation, and a separate trip to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hunt of Court House for the largest individual contribution. The United Way officials held a drawing at the annual meeting to give away Bahama trips to one corBids Sought TRENTON - The Department of Transportation will receive bids Tuesday, May 8. for improvement of the intersection of Route 50 and County Route 631 (Tuckahoe Roadi. Upper Township The project is funded 75 percent by the federal government and 25 percent by the state. Work includes paving, concrete curb, traffic signals and guide rail improvements.

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poration which gave more than $200, and to one individual who donated more than $20. The corporate winner was Hunt's Theatres Inc. of Wildwood, and the individual winner was Walter B. Holt, an employe of Girard Bank in Philadelphia, and a Cape May County property owner. The trips were courtesy of R-Way Travel and Wildwood Travel. Officers were also elected to serve until the annual meeting in January 1985. Robert Grace of Dennisville, a New Jersey Bell services technician, was named to take over as president, succeeding William Strum. The following were reelected to their posts: Thomas Byrne, campaign chairman and vice president; Robert Rcssler, budget/allocations vice president; Gerri Smith, vice president of communications; Nelson Amey, secretary: Pamela Eaves, treasurer; and Marion Olsen, assistant treasurer. David Von Savage was re-elected to the board of directors for a full, threeyear lerm to expire January 1987. while Richard Ferry and Nevin Wampole were chosen to serve three-year terms on the board. Ferry and Wampole will be serving flfc the first time. The United Way is run by volunteers, with the local organization working on six percent overhead. In addition, 100 percent of th<? , money contributed stays in the county Agencies supported by the Cape May County United Way in- . elude: Boy ScouLs and Girl Scouts; the Cape May County association for Retarded Citizens: the Jersey Cape .Diagnostic Center ; Mental Health Ser- . vice of Cape May County: the Abuse Center; CapeAUantic Legal Services; “Contact"; the Jersey Cape Visiting Homemakers; the Salvation Army; "First Call for Help” ; and the United Services Organization (USO).

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