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Promotion For Steiner

WILD WOOD - Louis T Steiner has been promoted to credit officer at Marine National Rank, announced Philip W Koebip. III. president and chief executive officer Steiner is [responsible for financial | analysis of commercial [ioans at the $275 million (bank Steiner joined Marine in Ma\. 1984. as a credit

analyst. He holds a I Bachelor of Science in » Business Administration 1 and Finance from St. Vincent's College. Latrobe. PA Marine National Bank I operates eighteen offices in I Cape May. Atlantic and i Ocean Counties. Bank assets are in excess of $275 million. It is a member of Horizon Bancorp.

Business Workshops

RIO GRANDE - Two workshops on developing business skills will be held at the Village Shoppes here through Atlantic Community College and the county Chamber of Commerce. "A Marketing Perspective" will be held 7-9:30 p.m. for three Wednesdays beginning Nov 26. Instructor is William Carlos, a communication and marketing specialist and

HMH ^99 x jKf r m. Wz tttSv^kCll^r #» r M VAJL Sf 9*'* ■■ "mi .mvjPJ For the past two years, warm-hearted Atlantic Electric customers have I A"1 A helped needy neighbors heat their homes by contributing to the Good -*■ A Neighbor Fund. More than 42.000 people donated over $108,000 last year alone, just by \JTC3C3Q adding a dollar to their monthly Atlantic Electric payment. That generosity, • -m i — — coupled with matching funds from Atlantic Electric, warmed the homes and 1^1 fW A** hearts of 1,450 families last winter with oil, gas, wood, coal or electricity. i- ^ Vl2il A A-A A m This year, your help is needed again. |V -m Share the w-armth. .Add a dollar to your monthly Atlantic Electric payment. A4 1 1 WA / | We'll match it (up to a total of $50,000) and turn it over to The Salvation Army -*• AAA M\A for distribution to those who need it most. If you'd like to make a larger donation, make your check or money order payable to The Good Neighbor Fund and mail it to your nearest Salvation Army office. ^ And if you know a family who can't pay their heating bills, call The Salvation Army between 9 and noon Monday through Friday to find out how to apply for help from The Gixxl Neighbor Fund. On behalf of all who share in the Fund, thank you for caring. A MTIf* El EfTDlf* H A™nue Atlantic City, NJ 08401 344-0660 ** 1 tMI1 1 ,V KfcfcW I HiV 29 W. O^mmerce Bndgeton, NJ 08302 451-0999 Peopie Meeting four Energy Neects 915 Haddon Avenue Camden, NJ 3 38-0431

1 vice president-director of marketing for First Jersey ! National Bank. "Direct Mail and Customer List Management" will be held 7-9:30 p.m. on three Tuesdays, beginning Nov. 19. Instruci tor will be Barry Kramer, executive director. Business and Human Resource Center. ACC, I who is responsible for I direct mail advertising

Dividend Up At Horizon MORRISTOWN - The board of directors of Horizon Bancorp, which includes Marine National Bank in Cape May County, has declared an increased dividend on its common stock of $0.32 per quarter (an indicated annual rate of $1.28). This 14.3 percent increase marks the ninth consecutive year that Horizon has increased the cash dividend on its Common Stock. The board also declared a quarterly preferred dividend of $0.61 per share (9.75 percent annualized yield calculated on the preferred stock's liquidation value of $25 per share > The record date for both dividends is Oct. 14. 1985 and the payment date is Nov. 1.

ACC Special Business Courses COURT HOUSE - In cooperation with the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce. Atlantic Com- • munitv College has set up two programs to assist local business people to improve economic and business conditions. The programs are The Small Business Development Center and The Business and Human Resource Center Courses, individual counseling and panel discussions on strategic issues in marketing, financing, training and planning, are offered by ACC this fall. In addition, members of the chamber will receive a special 10 percent tuition reduction for the ACC business courses. Educators Take Lead ATLANTIC CITY - Two Cape May County educators will be discussion leaders for Workshop '85. the annual conference being held here Oct. 16-18 They are Loy Ehlers, Court House, vice principal, of the county Special Services District, and John D McGovern, Tuckahoe, superintendent of the Upper Township School District. Ehlers' topic will be Networking Computers for Budget Development and School Administration" and McGovern's "Evaluation a Chief School Administrator"