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I TOMS RIVER - I Statewide Bancorp/The I First National Bank of I Toms River announces for I the Bret six months of 1964 I continued positive growth I of earnings and assets. Net I income per share reflects a I 26 percent increase to $1.76 I per share as compered I with $1.37 for the first six I months of 1963. I Per share earnings for I the second quarter was 85 I cents vs 68 cents for the second quarter ofL963, or an I* increase of 2T percent. These per share earnings are calculated on the basis of earnings per share on 1 common stock before the payment of the $2.20 Cumulative Convertible

Preferred-Series A stock >1 dividend. I The asset growth for the i first six months of 1964 has increased by 30 parent, a i growth of $227 millicrj The I six-month asset com- 1 parative growth includes t the eleven new branches f acquired in an acquisition program from First Peoples Bank of New Jersey and First Jersey

'National Bank South phis, establishment of a new office in Wildwood Crest June 30, and the First Residential MorOffice in Toms bringing the total number of branches to

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FOLSOM - William F Ryan, president of South Jersey Gas Co., has announced personnel changes involving Joseph E. McCul lough, who assumed the position of general manager, marketing and public relations; and Gerald McCord. who became the assistant division manager of the company's Atlantic City division. In his new position. McCuliough will be responsi ble for planning the com pany's marketing objeqC tives and strategy, and directing its sales and promotional programs. He is also responsible for implementing the Company's corporate communications programs McCord's new position involves assistance in the planning. yfechecfUHng and supervision of aJNopera lions in the Atlantic City division, headquartered in Plea.^antville

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