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Laundering Of Money Targeted NEWARK - Cash tran sac t ions exceeding $10,000 and made between persons engaged in a business or trade must now be reported to the Internal Revenue Service, according to its Newark District Office. The new reporting requirement was imposed by the Tax Reform Act of 1964 in an effort to further tighten existing controls on money Laundering ' Therefore, effective Jan 1. 1965. applicable persons receiving cash payments of over $10,000 must file a Form 8300 with the IRS within 15 days of the transaction They must also furnish a written state ment. which may include the Form 8300 to the payer THOSE HMO willfully fail to comply could be subject to civil and criminal penalties The new provisions of the law are intended in part to make it more difficult for business people and others to conceal large sums of taxable income received in cash

FIRESIDE CHAT $21995 Includes Free Installation* i "> \ * The Comfort Glow healer will have you takeig about the savings of /one heat And youl aho be tailing about its nearly 100% - effir ncy AvaAaWe in 15.000 and — u/ 25 000 BTU models, rts top mounted ^TnTHifTITT^r*^- w control lets you start and select heat with ort* turn of the knob Its economy j^B j j ! : [ 77T7nT|B and comfort will have you taking and f f j bB keep vou warm to boot * T 'p'BB JK' Coil or 9 top by today for more • srev'uo tov^M *•%* » voce <wt LF cSumfs ONLY: Pl^aeantvfllp Woodbine Villas uctldod T<lt>twf • Ommtrn § ■« w»»m •* ••rev# • W A** ^ ^ ^ 6465560 8612169 886 3303 Special Pricing oci natural §•• unlti

SJ. Gas Rate Hike Approved FOLSOM - The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities <BPU> has granted a general rate increase of 1.2 percent to South Jersey Gas Co totaling $2 99 million, to be effective with the acceptance of rates designed in accordance with the board's order. The actual rates for customers have not been determined to date New rate schedules will be finalized soon William F Rayan, president of South Jersey Gas. reported that the BPtJ decision is significantly less than the Company's request yf March 1964 amounting to $14 1 million Approximately $6.6 million of the company's original rate request was due to the increased cost of operations and acquisition of capital incurred since February 1963 In addition, the requested amount included approximately $5.6 million for additional federal income taxes and $1 9 million for added gross receipts taxes In spite of the rate increase. South Jersey Gas customers will continue to have a net decrease in rates over last year as a result of the $5 3 million reduction in the company 's Raw Matenals Adjustment in December Give Blood. It's a Class Act. + American Red Cifws

FIRST HONDA — The county's first Honda dealership will open in April in a ll.WU-square-foot facility on a sixacre site on Avalon Boulevard at the Garden State Parkway's Exit 13 in Swainton. Shown breaking ground are. left to right. Edward I. Burns, vice president, from North Jersey ; Dana G. and Richard N. Kull. of Ocean City. president and vice president, respectively i^nd Lawrence Kull. secretary-treasurer, of Medford. bytYnoving to Ocean CKy soon. i

Plan Gets HMO Pay

SOMERS POINT - Negotiations have recently concluded between Shore Memorial Hospital and Southshore HMO enabling Southshore members to participate with a 50 percent reimbursement on activities offered through the SMH Wellness Program beginning with the winter schedule 1965 Wellness participants who are also Southshore HMO members will receive the reimbursement upon presenting Southshore staff with a certificate of suc-

cessful completion produc ed and certified by the hospital SHORE MEMORIAL Hospital's Wellness Program began in 1960 (food nutrition, proper exercise, stress management and environmental sensitivity are the four major concerns of the SMH Wellness Program Courses and activities are offered year round. For further information call the Wellness Office at 645-4500 or Southshore HMO at 641-6200

Sturdy Announces Promotions

STONE HARBOR - John L Armour, president of Sturdy Savings and Loan, has announced the promotion of two members of the association's staff Marianne Vanaman. a four year veteran with Sturdy. has been named assistant vice president She serves as manager of the savings and loan's Dennssville office, a position she has held since October, 1963 She began her career at Sturdy as a teller and later served as assistant man ager of the Dennisville office prior to her promotion as branch manager MRS VANAMAN. who was previously employed at an area commercial bank, has completed courses in Principles of Banking. Individual Retirement Accounts and Mortgage l>end ing She and her husband. Lewis, reside in Dennisville with their children. Karen and Frank Ken Hawk has been named manager of Sturdy s North Cape May office A member of the Sturdy team for the past two years, he was instrumental in planning and implementing the North Cape May office's recent move to a new. fullservice office at 3651 Bay shore Rd A graduate of Rider College with a degree in Accounting. Hawk has completed a number of hanking courses through the In-

stitute of Financial Education HE SERVES as a borough councilman in Stone Harbor. and also as president of the borough's volunteer fire company He is also a a MARIANNE VANAMAN

member of the local board of health and the board of assistance Hawk and his wife. Mary* own and operate the Happy Day Nursery School The couple has a son, Benjamin Or Ei\ KEN HAWK

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