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LAWRENCE MACATEE. M.D.

Macatee Is Head Of Medical Staff

COURT HOUSE - Lawrence J. Macatee, M.D., was recently elected president of the Burdette Tomlin Hospital medical staff. Chief of obstetrics and gynecology, Dr. Macatee has served as medical staff vice president for the past two years. He has also had experience serving on the credentials, bylaws, joint advisory, and executive committees of the hospital. Board certified in his specialty, Dr. Macatee is a graduate of Temple University School of Medicine. He served his internship at Misericordia Hospital in Philadelpia. His residency was served at Methodist Hospital in Philadelphia, where he later joined the staff. He was also a member of the staff at St. Agnes Hospi*. 1 in Philadelphia. DR. MACATEE served as a clinical instructor in obstetrics and gynecology, associated with Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, for 10 years. Management training is another educational interest. He has completed the training seminar of Telemetries International, a world-wide consultant in behavioral sciences as applied to management. i

Dr. Macatee is a fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. He is a member of the American Fertility Society ; American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists; American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine; and Private Doctors of America. HE SERVED as secretary of the South Branch of the Philadelphia County Medical Society. Since moving here in 1975, he has served two years as president of the Cape May i County Medical Society. He is a voting delegate to the New Jersey Medical Society and has served on the ; Cape May County Council ; of Health Services Administration. Serving with Dr. Macatee on the BTMH Executive are Warren MacDonald, M.D., vice president, and Richard Renza, : D.O., secretary/treasurer.

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Courtesy Center RID GRANDE - A grand opening celebration at its new customer Courtesy Center in the Village Shoppes of Rio Grande shopping center here was held by Atlantic Electric Friday, Jan. 24. An Energy Team representative was on hand to answer questions about energy efficiency, and microwave cooking demonstrations were given. The Courtesy Center, which was opened for business Dec. 30, provides budget billing programs, energy efficiency tips, service arrangements, and accepts regular and overdue bill payments. It is also to be a place to discuss and resolve billing or credit problems. i

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Guide Picture I CAPE MAY - An ocean- ' front scene of Cape May Ci- ■ ty originally photographed 1 -by William Thawley. Proprietor of Central Pharmacy, will appear in the 1986 Exxon Travel Club Northeastern Travel Guide accoridng to Terrance Brown. Director of Civic | Affairs.

1 Starting Monday. February 3. 1986 the following dates I 111 I will be in effect within the Borough limits; I SCHEDULE I I I All collections of Garbage and T rash will he collected | Hll 1 between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. as 1 1 There will be a 5-20 gallon can limit to all Residents I II and Businesses. ill I January through December 1 1 RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS . . . TWICE A WEEK | 1 1 Monday and Thursday . Ocean Drive from Bridge to I 1 1 80th Street, all bayside and west side of Ocean I 1 ( Drive only. 1 (Tuesday and Friday East of Dune Drive to the I (beach. | I 1 'Wednesday and Saturday .Ocean Drive east to west I ■ side of Dune Drive. l\ \ RECYCLING I •' ; 1 ( Recyclable items (glass, newsprint, cardboard, oil I I ( filters, aluminum) are to be kept separate and put I 1 ( into containers marked with a "Recyclable" dccal. I "1 1 These decals can be obtained at the Borough Yard \j I I ( ( or Borough Hall along with other recycling Jt 4 \J information and schedules Jtjl mr For any additional information, ,4'<l please call 967-7697.

Crest Savings and Loan Association \ Established 1919

Main Office 5406 New Jersey Avenue Wildwood Crest. N.J. 08260 522-5115

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Branch Office 113 E. Wildwood Avenue Wildwood. \.|. 0H260 522-1435 K

Annual Report ^ December 31. 1985 Crest Savings and Loan Association Statement of Condition as of December 31, 1985

Assets Mortgage Loans $32,758,874 Account Loans 347.777 \ Property Improvement Loans and Equity Line Of Credit 76.470 Federal Home Loan Bank Stock 262.800 Cash and Investments . 2.725,464 Office Property (Net) 122,060 Furniture and Fixtures (Net) 34.574 Prepaid FSLIC Secondary Reserves . 1 1.701 Other Assets . 38.128 $36,377,848

Liabilities Savings Accounts S31.040.670 * Notes Payable 31050.000 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 108 170 Accrued Interest on Savings Certificates 234.308 Other Liabilities 23.675 s Retained Earnings Restricted ' 1;095.620 Unrestricted 825.405 $36,377,848

Officers

Kenneth S Coombs —> James Scnvani 'fvsjj i^ I Lucy Walker ir^i ill . I Barbara Ransom . ' — J Maryanne F. Launello 'I R. James Jones Roberta Townsend ^ Way and Beiasco

Chairman of the Board j ■ Vice Chairman of the Board President and Manager \ Vice President and Treasurer Secretary v*'|||l|r» Assistant Treasurer \A9|||K^ Assistant Secretary X* fvfc/ Solicitor Directors *

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Frank Colson Kenneth S. Coombs. Donald W. Long

Andrew Scrivani James Scrivani"-"^ John G. Taylor ww. rw.u ... ww.-y vwi"> v. myivi i . iviaiiiii way, ■ * «

Ross Versaggi Lucy Walker P Martin Way. Ill

"We are constantly striving to serve you better." 1