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ERMA — South Jersey Gas Company and the Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders last week completed an agreement to extend natural gas service to the County Industrial Park and the adjoining airport facilities here. Freeholder Director Anthony T. Catanoso was joined by Richard T. Sigmund. senior vice president, public affairs and marketing, for South Jersey Gas Co., and A. H. Chiids. executive director, Cape May County Airport Industrial Park, to finalize the project in a brief ceremony held on the grounds of the industrial park.

VIHE ONE AND ONEHALF main extension, which South Jersey Gas will construct, is to be situated underground on Breakwater Road .and within the industrial park. South Jersey Gas expects to complete the project this November. At that time. 18 buildings- owned and operated by Cape May County government agencies and several private concerns will be converted to natural gas. Freeholder Catanoso characterized the agreement as a major st^p toward future expansion at the airport industrial park. He said, "We appreciate the work and cooperation South Jersey Gas has ex-

hibited in this project and believe the availability of natural gas service at the airport industrial park will be in the best interest of this facility and the entire county." • Commenting on the upcoming main extension, Sigmund said the project exemplifies South Jersey Gas Co.'s position to increase gas service in the region. "SOUTH JERSEY Gas has been implementing an active marketing policy in Cape May County since acquiring the service area in October of 1983," Sigmund said, "and we view this extension of service as central to that goal. The attractiveness of the Cape May County Industrial Parte, as a location for newbusiness and development, will be enhanced with the addition of natural gas service." Sigmund went on to reaffirm South Jersey Gas Co.'s interest in the economic well being of Cape May County. He said. "We will continue to work <losely with residents, government and the business community here to support economic

growth opportunities "However," Sigmund added, "our number one commitment to the people of Cape May County is to provide dependable natural gas service at the fairest possible price."

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Horizon Shares Go To Britain MORRISTOWN - Horizon Bancorp (NYSE: HZB) reports that it has agreed to sell 300,000 shares of its common stock in a private placement to five unrelated institutional investors in England and Scotland. The transaction was arranged through Bear Stears International Corp. Appro xin&telv 240,000 of the shares are held in the treasury', while the balance will be newly issued shares. The total amount of the transaction was $6 million. y It is anticipated that the .sale will be completed by the end of the third quarter. William J. Shepherd, president and chief executive officer of Horizon, said, "We are delighted to find British investors had such a strong interest in our stock. They were impressed with New Jersey's economic resurgence and Horizon's performance record." Horizon Bancorp, member subsidiaries include, Marine National Bank in Cape May County. Rotary Outing, „ Dinner SOMERS POINT - Rota nans from six Rotary Clubs in Cape May County including Lower Township. Cape May, Wildwood, MidJersey Cape, Sea Isle City and Ocean City will par' ticipate in an afternoon golf outing and evening dinner meeting at the Greate Bay Country Club here Friday The Globe Star voyage will be the topic of the third annual countywide Rotarymeeting. Marvin C. Creamer, a retired professor of geography at Glass boro State College, completed a circum -navigation of the world without instruments May 20. Creamer, whose voyage has been described as the "incredible journey", will be the featured speaker.

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