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Home, School Group Meets WILDWOOD - The Wildwood Home and School Association will meet 7:30 p.m Jan. 8 in the allpurpose room at the Glenwood Avenue School A representative of the State Police Education Unit will speak on the problem of missing children. Refreshments will be serv- ' ed and free babysitting is available.

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Each IRA Saver's Funds Insured up to *100,000. * ANCHOR SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION NORTH CAPE MAY OFFICE BAYSHORE ROAD 886-5422 MEMBER FSLIC /

• iHP* |b Kf, ' c,/ jEpj H mmr JWrW Pk^ ' KaL ^ ■■ Don's Word SANTA'S HELPERS — Seventeen students from the Parkway South Seventh Day Adventist School in Tuckahoe collect and packed Christmas baskets for the needy. With some of the 650 canned goods are, from left, Michael Lee, 10. Jason Morey, 9. Jamie Lee. 8, and Luke Forss, 10. Michael and Jamie are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lee of Tuckahoe; Jason is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Morey of Woodbine and Luke is the son ■ of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Forss of Belleplain. Collections were taken up in Tuckahoe. I Belleplain. Petersburg and Corbin City.

Awards By NJTRA

COURT HOUSE - The New Jersey Travel and Resort Association paid

special tribute to Jack Lamping for his lifelong dedication to tourism at the group's December meeting. In receiving NJTRA's Presidential Award, Lamping was recognized as one of the founders of the association and for his 40 years of work to make tourism the state's largest industry. LAMPING IS currently serving as NJTRA's legislative chairman. His efforts were instrumental in defeating the recent Villane-Walker bill to establish a shore protection fund by taxing hotels/motels and beach tags. He is now working to secure public hearings on beach protection. Lamping is employed as a vice president with the First National Bank of Toms River. NJTRA also introduced the winners of the TOP (Tourism's Outstanding Person) Awards at its December meeting. These awards went to service employes who excel at tourist hospitality. One of the recipients of the TOP Awards was Kay Simon, an information hostess for Ocean City. BjUji raSHr

NJ National Dividend PENNINGTON - The board of directors of NewJersey National Corporation has declared a regular quarterly dividend of $.28 per share on common stock. John H. Walther, chairman and chief executive officer. stated that the dividend is payable Jan. 15, to shareholders of record Dec. 31. BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUTO DEALERS 3 GREAT UNDER 1 BURKE ROOF 0LDSM0BILE* CHEVROLET CADILLAC SALES-SERVICE-PARTS 522 1475 CLEANERS A LAUNDERERS rwj CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS EXPERT TAILORING and SUEDE & LEATHER CARE

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