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Horizon's Income, Assets Show Gain

morristown - Horizon Bancorp reported on results for the second quarter and first six months of 1984 Net income for the second quarter of 1964 was $6,352,000. up 52 percent from the $4,190,000 reported in 1983. Net income per common share was $0.71, up 6 pet-cent from $0.67 for the prior year. Net income for the first six months of 1984 was $13,170,000, which is 82 percent higher than the $7,228,000 for the first half of 1983. On a per share basis, net income was $1.48, up 28 percent from $1.16 in 1983 HORIZON Bancorp, had total assets of $2,602,000,000 j compared to $1,663,000,000 a year ago — an increase of $939,000,000 or 56 percent Deposits increased to $2,226,000,000 from $1,342,000,000 at the end of June. 1983, up 66 percent.

Net loans at June 30, 1964 were $1,649,000,000 compared to $1,052,000,000 a year ago, a 57 percent increase. William J. Shepherd, president and chief executive officer of Horizon, said, "Our higher earnings are. a result of a better net interest margin, increased productivity coupled with control of non-interest expenses, and the acquisition of The Bank of New Jersey. In addition, if securities transactions were excluded, quarterly net income would have increased 20 percent per share. "Horizon continues to be one of the most profitable large banking organizations in the state. Our six month results show a return on average assets of 1 .07 percent and a return on average shareholders' in; vestment of 16.6 percent which should keep us among the highest of the 10 largest banking organizations in the state.

Horizon Bancorp is the fourth largest New Jerseybased holding company, consisting of Horizon Bank,

Horizon Trust Co., Marine National Bank, Princeton Bank, and The Bank of New Jersey.

Midlantic Offers S50M Debentures

EDISON — Midlantic I Banks Inc. has announced I the public offering of $50 I million of its 10 1/2 percent I convertible subordinated I debentures due Sept. 1 , 2009 I at a price of 100 percent, I plus accrued interest from I Sept. 13, 1984 The First Boston CorI poration and Shearson I Lehman/American ExI press Inc. are managers of I the underwriting group. THE DEBENTURES are I convertible into shares of I the company's common I stock at any time on or

before the maturity date, unless previously redeemed, at a conversion price of $29 375 per share, subject to adjustment in certain events. Net proceeds of the offering will be applied to replace funds used to pay $20 million principal amount of the company's 8 7/8 percent notes due Sept 1, 1984, to repay outstanding bank indebtedness, and for general corporate purposes, including providing funding to the company's subsidiary banks and other affiliates and providing financing for the possible acquisition of, or investment in, other banks and bank-related organizations. The debentures are redeemable on and after Oct. 1, 1987 at prices declining from 107.64 percent if called prior to Sept. 1, 1988 to par on and after Sept. 1, 1995. !

5 Named At CCC VINELAND - The Cumberland County College Board of Trustees has appointed Michael Zaccaria as assistant dean on instruction, Maud Goodnight as director of the . Special Services program, Lucy Ojeda as career I counselor and Linda Arocho as English as a Second Language/Bilingual coordinator. Also, the board approved the employment of Nancy Elhajj as assistant to the dean of development. The board voted to accept the following state and federal grants: Handicapped Assistant program — $54,000; Special Services program — $105,000, electronics equipment — $80,401; office automation equipment — $33,000; automated accounting equipment — $19,600; Computer Awareness program for limited English speaking students in technical programs — $26,500; humanities grant program — $6,960 and rein traduction of 'French language courses^ $3,880. See Coupon For 50$off J On Classified Page

Promotions By Utility

PLEASANTVILLE - 1 The Board of Directors of i Atlantic Electric have an- < nounced several profnotions as part of a 1 reorganization in its finan- 1 c.ial and planning < operations. Brian A. Parent of Marmora has been promoted to Senior Vice President - Planning and Rates. J.G. Salomone of Absecon has been promoted to Senior

President - Finance and Treasurer of the company. Also promoted were Lance E. Cooper of Linwood, to Vice President - Control, and J. David McCann of Millville, to assistant treasurer and assistant secretary. Henry Levari of Buena has been named General Manager — Corporate Planning.

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