Herald ii Lantern 24 June 81

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2 Named Branch Managers

WILDWOOD * The appointment of two executives as branch managers for Marine National Bank has been announced Iby James L. Billmeyer) president and chief executive officer. Robert J. Hafele has been named assistant vice president and branch manager of the bank’s. Stone Harbor office. A member of Marine’s staff since 1975, Hafele had formerly been with the bank's trust department. A GRADUATE OF the Pennsylvania Bankers . Association Trust School of Bucknell University, Hafele has been a resident of Stone Harbor for the past eight years. He is a past commander of the Stone Harbor American Legion and is a member of the Stone Harbor.- and Cape May Chamber of Commerce and the County Historical Society. DANIEL F. FLYNN has been appointed assistant vice president ai\d branch manager of the Ocean City office Flynn is a 1970 graduate of Georgetown University, and has received his Master’s degree

from Temple University. A former professor of the Humanities Department at Mercer County College in Trenton, Flynn began his banking career with Provident National Bank in 1973, serving in commercial lending and business development. Joining Commerce Bank of New Jersey 1979, he served in the capacity of branch administrator. Prior to accepting the position with. Marine, Flynn was a lending officer and administrator with TMS INVESTMENT Corp. of Philadelf

At N.J. Meet COURT HOUSE - Raymond J. Pojkay, M.A., a speech pathologist from the County Health Department, attended the 19th Annual Convention of the New Jersey Speech and Hearing Association. The convention, which commemorated the ‘'International Year of 'Disabled Persons," was held in Somerset.

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CAPE MAY - During May, traffic on the- Cape May-Lewes Ferry increased by 2,594 vehicles and increased by 6,964 passengers from May,

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These statistics were made public today by Theodore C. Bright,.' general manager, and are--, included in his monthly 1 report to the commissioners of the Delaware River and Bay Authority. FERRY TRAFFIC for May was 20,481 vehicles and 53,662 passengers compared to 17,887 vehicles and 46,698 passengers for May, 1900, an increase of 14.50 percent for vehicles and 14.91 percent for passengers. For the twelve-month period ended May 31, 1981, traffic was 241,073 vehicles and 722,208 passengers compared to 207,777 vehicles and 615,608 passengers for the twelvemonth period ended May 3J|, 1900, an increase of 16.02 percent for vehicles and of 17.32 percent for ‘ passengers. Purchasing Head ' Honored STONE HARBOR - James'M. Hill Jr., director of procurement for Raytheon Co., Lexington, Mass., has been awarded the highest honor 'Of the purchasing profession,- the J. Shipman Gold Medal for 1961, at the annual meeting of the Natioanl Association of Purchasing Management in New Orleans. Hill, who maintains a a s u M m g r home h^rp, was cited for his many important contri but ions and “tremen-. dous dedica- • tion" to the purchasing profession. The award committee HU * acknowledged his efforts hi promoting education and professionalism to further the aims apd enhance the status pf purchasing managers. HILL GRADUATED from Stevens Institute of Technology in 1944 with the . degree of mechanical engineer. He subsequently attended Bowdoin College and Massachusetts Institute of Technology and, following World War II service as a naval officer, received a master of business administration degree from Harvard Business School. He joined Raytheon in 1967. As the company’s senior purchasing ex-' ecutive, he directs all facets of procurement policy and implementation for Raytheon and its 11 operating divisions and 12 major subsidiaries. Hill establishes purchasing policies and procedures, oversees purchases of more thap 12 billion annually in goods and services, and administers a companywide staff of sdme 650 purchasing specialists.

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