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WILDWOOD - Conllnuing a family tradition begun 46 years ago, Thomas P. Byrne has joined the staff of the J Byrne Insurance Agency here. The family tradition includes not only the insurance business, but the choifce of university as well. Thomas Byrne, his father Jim Byrne, and his brothers' Jim and Tim graduated from Rutgers University. Tom’s sister Pam is attending Rutgers. A 1981 GRADUATE, with a degree in business administration, Tom also graduated from the College of Insurance in New York City with a diploma in risk and insurance. Additionally, he has successfully completed seven of the ten courses leading to the designation as a For Engineers TRENTON - Governor Thomas Kean has proclaimed Dec. 6-10 as Consulting Engineers Week in New Jersey to honor the profession’s service to the public, it was announced recently by Ralph F. Visco, president of the Consulting Engineers Cduncil of New Jersey. Consulting Engineers are responsible for the design of heating, cooling and power distribution systems for public buildings of.all types. They are professionals engaged in private practice and' are not affiliated with manufactuters or contractors.

chartered property casualty underwriter. In Cape May County, only three insurance agents have achieved that designation, one of whom is Tom’s father, Jim Byrne. TOM HAS WORKED at the agency during his sum mer vacations from high school and collige. gaining experience in e^ry department of the firm. He is now working in the commercial sales departmeht of the agency. The Byrne Agency employs 30 people in the Wildwood and Avalon offices! He is also responsible J for servicing many of the existing agency insurance accounts, insuring that their clients’ policies are kept up to date with proper coverages. The newest family member of the agency has had a busy year. Shortly after graduating from the college of insurance he married the former Marceda Grande. Tom is serving in aleadership capacity for the 1982 United Way campaign. He is’a member of the Optimist Club and the Wildwood Golf and Country Club.

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NEWARKThe basics for business compliance with New Jersey’s Equal Employment Opportunity law are portrayed in a new audio/visual program available from the New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce. : Entitled Discrimination: Let's Not Let It Happen. the 11-minute production was produced by several interested New Jersey companies and the State Chamber in cooperation with the State Division of Civil Rights. THE PROGRAM IS available for individual company or business group showings without charge. It is also available for purchase. A carousel-tvpe slide projector and a standard audio-cassette player are all that’s needed to present the show. If these units are interlocked for automatic slide changes, the show’s sound track will also operate the projector’s slide change mechanism. Further information regarding loan or purchase of the show can be obtained by contafcting Donald L. McCambridge at the State

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MORRIS RI.YTHK JR.. M. of Avalon. Nov. 23 He waff a roaldeflt since IW4 frOOBRAfffyr. M, of N Cape May. Dee. 2. She was a resident for stif and one half years ANNE F.. DUNN. 10. of Ocean City. Dec 3 She was n resident the past to years DONATO GAGLIONEi T*. of Sea Isle City, Dec 5 He was a self employed fisherman ROSA L. HAI.RRUNKR, 63. of Rio Grande, Dec 3. She was a licensed mlnlater with the Church of the Naiarene, S. NORMAN HOFFMAN. 73. of Court House, Dec 5 He was a lifelong resident SIDNEY MeUCtMI. §0. of l/ower Twp, Nov 28 He was a (tOyear member of Thistle Lodge Number two WILLIAM T. MORRIS. 66. of Villas, Nov. 29. He was a World War II veteran EDGAR W. MORRISON. 77. of N Cape May., Nov. 30. He was a member of (he First Baptist Church' MARY SADDIE. M. of Cape May. Nov 29 She waa a resident for 20 years HARRY L. SMITH. 81. of villas. Dec 4 He lived here 15 years CAROL ANN THOMPSON. 39. of the Hrofu. N Y..-'formerly of N Wildwood. Oct 24. ELLEN S. THOMPSON. 8S. of North Wild-w ' Dec 4 She wns sn area resident lur 55 years JAMES WILSON, 78. of Slone Har hor. Nov 26 He waa rctlrW EDWARD H. YOUNG. 68. of .South Dennis. Dec 4 He was a member of the First Methodist Church

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