Herald & Lantern 1 August '84 business (

STEPHEN PETTI

'65 Class Reunion Richard Kita, president of the Wildwood Catholic tigh School Class of 1965, is forming a comprittee^to begin plansjer^uie class's. /20th reujrion in 1985. A com ) / mittepmeeting will be helo / in lafe August. / These interested in helping are asked to send \ postcard to: Richard Kita\ R.D. 1, Box 421b, Conestoga, Pa 17516. Anyone knowing of classmates outside the South Jersey area are urged to let them know of the^. planned reunion andpotrP mittee meeting. Letters or postcards should hie sent by Aug. 22. / — • ^ *

w KATHLEEN FLYNN

Promoted By ATLANTIC CITY - Three employes with Cape May County connections were among six employes of the First Jersey National Bank/South promoted as announced recently by Ensley E. Tower, | president. Named regional vice presidents were Stephen Petti and David Repici, like the others former y. employes of guarantee \ Bank, which was acquired \by First Jersey in January. THEY HAD formerly ierved as vice presidents and regional managers. Petti 's duties include the administration of 10 branches and automatic teller machines in Atlantic Coun-

DAVID REPICI

First Jersey ty and the Ocean City branch. Repici, a resident of Court House, is responsible for nine bank branches and ATM locations in Cape May and Cumber and Counties. He has been employed by the bank since 1980. Kathleen Flynn former director of personnel, has been named assistant vice president. She is responsible for the administration of the personnel department. A bank employe since 198G, she is a resident of Ocean City. ALSO PROMOTED were: Marie Connor, named regional vice president in charge of 10 branches and George ATM locations; William Carlos, formerly director of marketing, named assistant vice president; Guy Hackney, formerly an audit examiner, named assistant vice president assigned to the operations department First Jersey National Bank&South, headquartered in Atlantic City, -is a subsidiary of the First Jersey National Corporation a multi-bank holding company based in Jersey City. Artists ' /Tax Guide Available, N Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts announces publication of the 1984 edition of its popular tax guide. Fear of Filing: A Beginner's Guide to Tax Preparation and Record Keeping for Artists. Performers. Writers, and Freelance Professionals ($12 95 plus $2 handling) This expanded edition discusses grant income, unemployment compensation. income from freelancing and deductible expenses especially relevant to artists, as well as other practical tax information. The publication may be ordered prepaid from Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts. 1560 Broadway. Suite 711, New York. NY 10036; (212 ) 575-1150. s

Control Tower At Bader ATL \NT1C CITY -r For the first time, a control tov/er went into operation at Ba^er Field in AtlanM'City July 16. The hours of the new control tower are 8 a.m. to midnight, sevtfc days a week The tower is scheduled to continue in of>eration until Sept. 30 THE TOWER was established due to the in crease in air traffic ex pected for the summer season at the downtown airport, according to Federal Aviation Administration official. The control tower is a mobile unit furnished by the FAA. Its manager is Ted Koiro, who previously had been a .supervisor at the control tower at Atlantic Citj Airport He heads up a total of nine ai^ traffic controllers, four of them from Atlantic City Airport The other five controllers are from control towers at Trenton, Caldwell. North Philadelphia. Utica. N.Y., and Parkersburg. W. Va When the tower is not in operation - midnight to 8 a.m. — the Unicom communications system is in effect, the FAA said.,This system operates by pilots' using the same radio channel to inform other pilots of their position in the airport traffic pattern

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