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■ ' ATLANTIC CITY - ■ First Jersey National I Bank/South has announced I the appointment of two I branch managers for the I Cape May County region, ■ according to David Repici. I regional vice president S W Both appointees were Guarantee Banlk employees prior to its, act quisition in January **by| i First Jersey. "S. x J Dorothy Carr Aas^namM manager and assistam-*rce president of First jersey's Avalon branch. A J5ng tiiji£^_ \ Avalon resident, she'bfmgs \ with her over 20 years of thanking experience WIS. (ARK joined First NaH«U.al Bank of Court House in September. 1963. holding positions in a variety of

areas including manager of the Court House branch as well as manager and senior branch officer for the Sea Isle office of Guarantee. She is a member of the National Association of Bank/ Women. American Institute of Banking and the Cape May Court House Chancer of Commerce Edith Smith, formerly manager ancP'senior bran C-+K officer of Guarantee Bank's Rio Grande office, was named _pianager and assistant vice president of First Jersey's Sea Isle office A resident of Erma. where she lives with her husband George and two children. Ms Smith joined Guarantee in March. 1976

Resort Group Set To Extend Work

CAPE MAY — New officers of the New Jersey Travel and Resort Association pledged to expand the organizations efforts in legislative and educational areas at a meeting recently at Carroll's Caravelle Inn. Tn Manahawkin Mark Soifer. association president, noted that the group has been successful in lobbying for a increase in the tourism budget and s has prompted hospitabilitv throughout the state |n re cent years. The association praised the efforts of Victoria Schmidt, Director of Tourism, for the jclose working relationship she has forged wiotj th^ association and her sueeesis in expanding the tourism^ budget ""Til \.\KS TO the work of Governor Keane and Mrs Schmidt, promotional funds have expanded

dramatically - $3 million this year and an expected $5.6 million in 1985." Soifer said. "Our association lobbved for these gains and we will continue to do so "Obviously if we don't treat our visitors properly, they will not return." noted Soifer "Robert LaTorre. our vice president, and his committee on hospitality v have developed an exeducational program which we are offer - yng to businesses, /chambers of Commerce, etc Those interested should contact the association at its offices at 800 Meadow View Rd . Cape May ~\ "Our group has also iaken the leadership in pro'^vidfngThmety traffic infor mation'to tourists," noted Soifer We recently held a meeting with PEN Dot concerning the renovations on the Schuylkill Expressway set for the next three years. We want to be able to give

our visitors information that will make it easier for them to reach our many destinations in New Jersey." NEWLY ELECTED of ficers are: Soifer. president. public relations director of Ocean City and Robert LaTorre. vice president. public relations direc- * tor of Seaside Heights. Area vice presidents include Herb Blaekwell, travel writer; LaTorre; Joh Fox. Atlantic City Convention bureau; Miriam Kohr. Kohr custards; Richard Longstreet. Cape May County Department of Public Affairs. Barbara Muller, manager of renault Winery, is past president and chairman of the board.

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