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MacLeod Named To Sturdy Board

STONE HARBOR - I Ellis A. Mixner, chairman ] of the board of Sturdy Sav- i ings and Loan Association, j has announced the appoint- < ment of John N. MacLeod t of Woodbine to the associa- < tion's board of directors. "John has served the citizens of Cape May Coun- i ty for many years and his vast knowledge of business and county affairs will undoubtedly prove to be an asset to our board of directors," Mixner said. For 27 years, as a professor at Cook College, , Rutgers University, JOHN MacLEOD iia You con trust |« i your house to - a"' YOU* HOMI IMMOVIMKMT HIADOUAtmS Siding Roofing Guttering Carpet Fencing Kitchens Heating A Air Conditioning Bathrooms Storm Windows Insulation Water Heaters Storm Doors Mobil* Horn* Roofov*rt CALL FOff FH K ISTIMATIS WILDWOOD 522-0211 COURT HOUSE 445-3141

MacLeod served the Cape County Extension Service as senior county agent and county agricultural agent before retiring in August. 1985, to operate his farm in Dennis Township. PRIOR TO his service with the county. MacLeod Bill Eases Security Deposits TRENTON - Landlords of seasonal rental property would no longer have to place tenants' security deposits in interest-bearing accounts under a bill sponsored by Sen. James R. Hurley, which passed the Assembly today. Hurley, R-Cape May, Cumberland, said, "I am pleased that this bill, which would eliminate some needless red tape for owners of shore homes, has finally passed the Assembly. I expect the Senate to concur this week with minor changes made by the Assembly and send the bill to Governor Thomas Kean for his signature. "THE CURRENT law concerning interestbearing accounts for security deposits was designed to protect tenants who rent a house or apartment for a year or more, not a week or two. It was aimed at making sure landlords do not make profits off security deposits," Hurley said. "If someone rents an apartment at the shore for a week, the interest gained on the security deposit would amount to only a few cents. It is a waste of time and money for landlords to go through the paperwork and red tape of establishing interest-bearing accounts when so little interest would be returned to the shore tenant." Under the bill, seasonal rentals are defined as property rented for no more than 105 consecutive days.

spent six years in the dairy and agricultural service industries. As a member of the county Planning Board since 1960, MacLeod has held the position longer than anyone else. He also serves on Congressman William J. Hughes' agricultural advisory committee and held a similar post during the late Congressman Charles Sandman's term. A United States Navy veteran, MacLeod served in the Pacific during World War II. He graduated from New Mexico State University in 1951 with a bachelor's degree in agriculture and has taken courses from Cornell University and the Universities of Maryland and Wisconsin. MacLEOD HAS served on the board of directors of the Cape May County 4-H Foundation, was director of the county Chamber of Commerce, chairman of

the scholarship committee for the Vegetable Association of New Jersey and a member of the county Water Policy Committee in I the 1960s and 70s. I MacLeod has also been a I member of the Cape May I Court House Kiwanis Club, I Dennis Township Ruritan I Club, New Jersey Farm I Bureau, American I Association of University I Professors, New Jersey Agricultural Society and the Cape May County Historical and Genealogical Society. He has received citations or certificates of appreciation from the county 4-H Foundation, Park Commission, Board of Agriculture, the National Association of County Agricultural Agents and the Vegetable Growers Association of New Jersey. MacLeod and his wife, Elizabeth, have seven children.

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