14 Herald & Lantern 22 August 84

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Avalon School Bus Schedules Detailed

AVALON - The Avalon Elementary School will begin session 9 a.m., Wednesday, Sept 5. Children should not arrive at school before 8:45. The entrance bell will ring at 8:55 a.m. Dismissal will be at 3:20 p.m. A handbook will be sent home the first day of school listing school procedures ELEMENTARY School bus routes will remain substantially the same as last year, transporting all Kindergarten children and children in grades 1-8 living north of 20th Street, but including the 21st Street area west of the waterway, and those living south of 37th Street. Middle Township High School routes will also be substantially the same. At this time, it is anticipated that a 5 o'clock bus sendee v will again be provided. x -n

Sair ' Joseph's School in Sea b e City bus route will remain basically the same as las' year. Wildwood Catholic High Schoo1 route will remain basically the same as last year, nut will also include Stone Harbor children ELTMENTARY ROUTE 1A, serves 1-8 children living north of 20th Street, but induc ing those children living west of Ocean Drive in the 21st Street area, and Kindergarten children south to 32nd Street. The bus leaves the school at 8:?5 and returns to the schoo at 8:50. The bus will travel north on First Avenue from 32nd to 28th; west on 28th-to Dune Drive ; north on Dunk to 25th; east on 25th to Avakon Avenue; north on Avajpn to 23rd west on 23ta to First Avenue; north on First to x 21st; west on71» to Dune;

south on Dune to 25th; west on 25th to Ocean Drive; north on Ocean Drive to 21st ; west on 21st to 7th; turn around and proceed east on 20th to Avalon Avenue; north on Avalon to 8th; west on 8th to Ocean Drive and to 7th Street; turn around and proceed to Dune Drive via 7th Street; south on Dune Drive to the school. Elementary Route 2A serves 1-8 children living south of 37th Street, and Kindergarten children living south of 32nd Street. The first pickup is at 78th and Ocean Drive at 8:25 and the bus arrives at school at 8:50. The bus will travel north on Ocean Drive to 78th Street ; west on 78th to Sunset Drive; north^-on Sunset to Ocean Drive; north of Ocean Drive to 42nd Street ; west on 42nd to

Pelican; down Pelican to Flamingo Drive; turn around and return to Ocean Drive; north on Ocean Drive to 37th Street; east on 37th Street to Dune Drive ; north on Dune Drive to the school. KINDERGARTEN Route to school at ? Van 1, takes all Kindergarten children to the Stone Harbor Elementary School from Avalon Elementary School. Kindergarten route from school at 12 takes Kindergarten children home. Children living in the south end of the Boro will be discharged first. All children should be home by 12:30. Efforts are made to drop Kindergarten children off in front of their homes or at the nearest intersection. [ High School Route ll serves High Schoajl students attending Middle who live in the south end of the Island. The first pickup is at 80th and Ocean Drive at 7:20 and the bus travels on Ocean Drive to 42nd Street; west on 42nd to Pelican; down Pelican and turn around and return to Ocean Drive; and travels north to 30th Street; then west on General Bell Causeway to the Parkway and from there to the High School. HIGH SCHOOL Route 2, serves High School students attending Middle who live in the north end of the Island. The bus leaves the elementary school at 7 20 and travels to the inlet section via Ocean Drive with a side trip w#l on 21st Street to 6th Avenue and returns to [30th Street via First Avenue and Dune Drive and travels to the Parkwav via the General Bell Causeway All High School students return home on this Bus at 2:30. Parochial elementary school route serves all Saint Joseph's Elementary school pupils livingrdn ^ Avalon. The first pifkup will be at the south end of Ocean Drive in Avalon at 8. This bus will travel Ocean Drive north to 42nd Street ; west on 42nd to Pelican Drive; turn around and proceed east to Ocean Drive; north on Ocean Drive to 25th; east on 25th to Dune Drive; north on Dune Drive to 21st Street; west on. 21st to Fifth Avenue; thrn around and proceed east! on 20th Street to Dime 0$ve; north «v Dune Drive to Sea lSle City PAROCHIAL hign school route serves all Ayfelon and SUre Harbor children at^luding/WlIfifoO^ Catholic HigfiXJchooL The first pickup ^jHll be at 7 at 30th Street (and Avalon Avenue TTifevb^ will go north on Aval&n to 22nd Street; west on 22ad to First Avenue; north omFirst to 9th Street ; west on 9th to Dune Drive south on ) Dune to 21st Street^west on 21st to Fifth Avetwe; return to Ocean Drive and proceed south to 42m Street; west on 42nd to Pelican Drive; return to Ocean Drive and proceed south via Ocean Drive through Stone Harbor to North Wildwood. Special school route with Van, serves special class children attending Special Services classes and living in Avhlon and Stone Harbor. Tne first pick up will be in Avalon at 7:15 and the van will travel south into Stone Harbor and thai to Court House.

)*' jsifetteftribe Ikmcaru CN 202 2 TOMS RIVER N J 08753 N ' (201 ) 240 1011 / RICHARD O SUTTON JOSEPH W ROBERTSON 5 CHAIRMAN or THE BOARD PRESIDENT ' CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER August 17, 1984 AT

Dear Securityholders and Friends: - ^ , Despite our vigorous protest, Midlantic's application to acquire 24.9% of the outstandings secur i t ies of Stotewide was approved by the Federal Reserve Board on August 13, 1984. Pursuant to the order, Midlantic may not acquire * I any such securities until Septerrber 12, 1984. VJe -re deeply disappointed ■ by the Federal Reserve Board's Order. Statewide i reviewing alternative A responses, including the possibility of litigation in order to serve the best interests of our shareholders, custcrrers and mployees. We ore unaware of what course Midlantic wi 1 1 now pursue, nor has Midlantic made public acknowledgement of its exact plans to cquire up to 24.9% of Statewide securities. We wi I 1 keep you informed o material deve 1 oprren t s I as they occur. In the interim, in considering the value of your Statewide securites, we encourage you to consider, crrong other things, Sto ewide's continuing asset growth, geographic and service expansion, it: strong earnings performance over the last several years, including the fist six months of 1984, ^ the continuing increase in the cash dividends and market price of Statew'ide's canton stock over the last three years, the previcjs offer by Midlantic, the protections afforded by the fair price amendments adopted by Statewide's shareholders at the annual meeting, the emerging t -ends in the banking in- / dustry including, interstate and reciprocal bankirg. Additionally, based on such trends and development as well as the lone term prospects of State- ! w|de^it is not unexpected that /Midlant ic and othe- institutions have and will continue to view Statewide as an attractive ncurity investment and / acquisition candidate. f r* Ch behalf of the Directors, officers and employee of Statewide Bancorp/ ! e First National Bank of Tarns River, N.J., we a' '< your support so that - — future growth of your corporation will not be hinrered by the efforts of others to acquire your banking corporation as we rmve forward in our progressive, well-planned strategies for the develcment of a sound independent ccnrrunity banking corporation. Richard D. Sutton 1 Joseph W. Robertson Oiaiirron of JTfce Board Pres idont/Ch.lef Executive Officer ■^^J^UBSlDIARV THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF -QMS RIVER NJ \