Heraid & Lantern 1 August 84 l)USIH6SS l — "

Loan Program Gets 'Prime Bank'

ERMA — The First National Bank of Tom* River has been namffij '.he • prime hank" to Jo the jentraJ . holding fo< Cape May Count; s new Jew interest loan program for commercial fishermen nnd John Hefti. First National vice president and commercial Itan "officer, has been appointed to the seven-membei1 Industrial & Economic Development Commission which is in charge of the program. A H. (Rick) Childs, commission executive director, said the fee system for First National hasn't been established.

Also named to the commission was Nan Mavromates, a d - miniafk ator of the county's Job Training Partnership Act and Private Industry Council. The Hefti a-nd Mavromates appointments were made by Freeholder Director Anthony T. Catannso and are slated to be approved by the board of Freeholders on Aug. 14 They replace James Billmeyer and Leon Cheesman. OtheY board members are Dorothy G. Mack, chairperson; G. John Schreiner Jr., vice chairperson; Robert A. Laws; Richard G.

Pfaltzgraff and Frank McCall. Although the commission decided in June not to meet in July or August, Childs said this week that anj August meeting is likely to consider some applications for the fishing loan program. The county has a halfmillion dollar grant from the federally-funded Small Cities Community Development Block Grant Program. Participants, generally limited to loans no greater than $50,000, are supposed to provide jobs for low- and moderate-income persons and come up with 50 cents of private investment for every dollar loaned.

New Cops At Ferry

NORTH CAPE MAY - Four county residents are among six recent recruits of the Delaware River aaid Bay Authority police face

who have been assigned to the Cape May-Lewes Ferry. Assigned to the local terminal were: Thomas Fidell. Villas; Francis J. Kelly. Villds; Winnie May Lennox of Cape May ; and David John Mayer, Wildwood Crest. The recruits trained at the Camden Police Training Academy and were graduated July 5 after an 11 week program. Kelly won the Physical Fitness Award and Lennox the Director's Award at the academy

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The following births have been reported by area hospitals: Burdette Tomlin Jesse Eli to Royce and Lora Ballard McCoy of Cape May, July 16. Guglielmo Luigino to Luigi and Frances Corey Ficco of Cape May Court House, July 17. Crystal Ann to Charles and Mary l-ashley Pomlear of Seaville, July 18. Andrew Ryan to Daniel and Terrie Land Cochran of North Cape May. July 18. Michael Kevin to Kevin and Jean Corcoran Brown of Wildwood, July 18. Warren Matthew to WarVfen and Susan lames eHalbruner of Villas. July 19. i Jonathan Michael to Anthony and Nancy Vanrreter DeVico of Cape May Court House, July 19 Jenna Virginia to James and Sharon Smith Andrews of Villas, July 21 Julia Rene to Joseph and Wanda Hankins Pippei of Wildwood Crest, July 21 Michael Anthony to Michael and Nancy Kelly Paslore of Burleigh, July 22. Katherine Marie to Edward and Elizabeth Ball Pearce of Ocean View, July 21 Shore Memorial Son to Michael and Mary Smith Hopp of North Cape May, JulyW Son to William and Lynda Hughflls Zipparo of Woodmne, July 13. .Brighter to Robert and liafrbara Fourqurean McKeefery of Sea isle City, July 15. Laughter to Steven and L Mary Feldbauer Rambo of Mean City, July 16. Son to Timothy and Margaret Palermo Large of Ocean City, July 17. Son to Alexander and Patricia Borden Pagnani of Marmora, July 19. Daughter to Michael and Deborah Davis Runyon of Stone Harbor, July 19. Daughter to Donald and Patti Curtis Gentilini of Ocean View,' July 19. . Daughter to Charles and Diane Kleb Clark of Cape May, July 19. . J Son to MicJiael and Debra Powers fienovese of Cape May Court House. July 21. Son to Jonathan and | Mary Brown Kahnke of Villas, July 22. / Twin Daughters to I James and Linda Herneke Dattilo of Ocean City, July 22.

DEBRA HARKINS —LEDERER

Promoted By Marpie

WILDWOOD -Debra Harkins-Lederer has been promoted to branch manager and banking of-ficer.-it was announced by Phi Hp W Koebig III. president arid-chief executive officer, Marine National Bank. Harkins-Lederer manages the bank's Wildwood Crest Office In her new position. Harkins l^derer is responsible for business development and the total operation of the Wildwood Crest office. She joined the bank as a teller in Novembers 1979. was promoted to customer service representative in May. 1981. and to acting branch manager in December. 1983. A lifelong resident of the area, she is a graduate of Wildwood High School In addition. Harkins Lederer has successfully completed several courses of study at the American Institute of Banking Marine National Bank has 12 offices in Atlantic and Cape May Counties The bank has assets in ex cess of $200 million

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