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At Session On Purchasing NEW BRUNSWICK - The Governmental Purchasing Association of New Jersey held its 17th Annual Purchasing Conference at Rutgers University, Cook College Campus April 17. The conference theme was "Telephone RouletteCan You Afford to Gamble?" Effective June l government entities must bid telephone equipment and services not covered under N.J. state contract. Cape May area officials who attended the conference are: Purchasing Agents Gordon Ball. Wildwood; Bill Deaver, County MUA; and Ed Grant, Cape May County. Also Fred Coldren. administrator. Cape May City: and County Telephone Exchange Supervisor Marjorie Troust.

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GIFT TO DEBORAH — Check for 1500 is presented to Tridi DeRose. left, by Stone Harbor Lions president Louis Taylor. DeKose is director of Upper Cape Chapter. Deborah Hospital Foundation. Hospital is one of Lions' district projects.

Midlantic Earnings Increase EDISON - Midlantic Hanks Inc. recently reported increased earnings for the first quarter of 19Hti The announcement was made by Robert Van Buren. chairman and chief executive officer, at Midlantic s annual meeting o| shareholders at the companv's Metro Park headquarters Midlantic's consolidated net income lor the three✓month peniKl ended March I amounted to $25.3 million, as compared to $17.2 million for the first quarter of 1985. Fully diluted earnings per common share increased 12.9 percent, to $114 from the $1.01 earned in the comparable 1985 period. \ \\ 111 ItKN attributed the earnings growth to " higher net interest income resulting from the continued growth of our lounjMirt folio in both the individual and corporate markets, a stable net in- ' teres! margin and the sustained effective control of operating expenses." He added that the results reflect the acquisition of Heritage Bancorporation on May 1. 1585. At March 31. Midlantic's total assets increased to $10.5 billion, total deposits reached $8 1 billion, total loans amounted to $0 9 billion and shareholders' equity was $600 million

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/ LiRP's 710 Meets Thurs. TOWNSEND'S INLET - Chapter 710. American Association of Retired Per sons Inc.. meets l p.m. tomorrow at the civiccenter. 85th Street, The chapter's board of directors meets there at to a.m.

Horizon _ v Bancorp Net Up MORRISTOWN - I Horizon Bancorp (NYSE: I HZB) reported on results I Jocjhe first quarter ended If March 31. Net income for I the first quarter of 1986 was I 9.008.000. up 24 percent I from the $7,248,000 | reported in 1985. Net income per common share was 10.99, up 24 percent from $0.80 for the prior year. Horizon Bancorp had total assets of $3,046,303,000 compared to $2,645,146,000 a year ago — an increase of $461,157,000, or 15 percent. Deposits increased to $2,626,785,000 from 2.254.121.000 at the end of March, 1985, up 17 percent. Net loans March 31, were $2,088,632,000 compared to $1,762,324,000 a year ago. a 19 percent increase William J. Shepherd, president and chief executive officer of Horizon, said. "Our results improved because of our continuing loan growth and a better net interest margin. In addition. Horizon realized $987,000 on a pretax basis fj-om the sale of a branch and reduced employee benefit expense from the adoption of.FASB 87 of $521,000 in tM first quarter of 1986. Gains from securities transactions were essentially the same in both 1986 and 1985.

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