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A Master a Checking Account PENNINGTON - New Jersey National Bank ( NJNB i has introduced Escrow Accounting, a single master checking account that allows for linking multiple interest-bearing client accounts for funds held in escrow. "Attorneys, real estate agents and developers, funeral directors (who require pre paid funeral expenses i. or anyone who must tern porarily hold the funds of a client, are excellent pro spccts for this type of service." said E.J Elias Jr.. senior vice president. NJNB's Escrow Accounting offers the master account holder four options for splitting the interest earned on each client account.

LIONS AT OPENING — At luncheon and tour to mark opening of a new Eye Room in renovated outpatient center at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital were a group of Lions Club leaders. Left to right are: Owen W. Hand. Rio Grande Club president; William H. Waidron III. hospital president: Milton S. Brown (back) Wildwood Club; William J. Finsel. Rio Grande Club-past deputy district governor: Frank Klebour. Stone Harbor club-past deputy governor; and Robert J. Sand. Haddonfield Club. District 16 governor.

Cardiac Testing Available

COURT HOUSE - Nuclear cardiology has recently been added to the resources for patient care at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. The service was made possible when the hospital opened a new nuclear medicine room earlier this year. The computerized state-of-the-art equipment offer ing superior images and advanced capability was designed to allow for the addition of more procedures. With the system expanded to include cardiac testing, physicians can now measure the chambers of the heart, evaluate specific cardiac functions, observe fluid around the heart, and detect changes from hardening of the arteries. INDIVIDUALS to be

scanned receive a small injection of radioactive isotopes. For a short period of time, the compound gives off minute amounts of energy. The gamma camera records these energy flashes, called scintiiations. to give an accurate and detailed image of the heart and blood vessels surrounding it. The computer analyzes the data and produces a visualization that allowk the radiologist and the cardiologist to observe the heart in action. The amount of radiation absorbed during the procedure is similar or less than that of a conventional x-ray. The benefits include a more exact diagnosis of heart disease and a method of evaluating progress toward recovery.

"The development of resources for cardiac care has been a priority here for some time." says William H. Waidron III, hospital president. "This is another step in that process. Within the past three years, we have also added one of the most sophisticated critical care units in the state, a new non-invasive cardiac laboratory, and new computerized ultrasound equipment."

4-H Agent At Texas Conference COURT HOUSE - The "4-H Brand of the Future" was the theme for the 1985 National Association of Extcnsion 4-H Agents (NAE4-HA) Conference in Fort Worth, Tx.. Nov. 3-7. This annual conference is the only national professional improvement event for the 3.000 4-H and youth agents Cooperative Extension Service 4-H Agent Betty Jean Jesuncosky represented Cape May County and its 4-H volunteer leaders and members at this national meeting. John Henry Falk and Cactus Pryor delivered the keynote address. Falk has appeared on the Hee Haw Show while Pryor is a T V. and radio personality in Texas. Dr Denis Waitley, author, and Dr Baxter Black, a Colorado veterinarian and western humorist, presented the capnote address. The 60 seminars for the week were based on four major themes: customers, marketing, products, and management Seminar topics included working with volunteers and members, self esteem, and innovative teaching techniques In addition work seminars on computers were offered as well as a computer software trade fair

Lawyers OnATLA Board WOODBRIDGE - Michael A. Ferrara Jr., President of ATLA-New Jersey, the New Jersey Affiliate of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, has appointed Thomas Rossi and Joseph C. Visalli to the ATLA-NJ Board of Governors for the 1985-1986 term. ATLA-New Jersey is an association of approximately 2.000 trial lawyers who represent people injured or killed as a result of the medical negligence, defective products, automobile accidents, slip and fall accidents and other forms of negligence. ROSSI. A MEMBER of the North Wildwood law firm of Gorelick and Groon. is a Certified Criminal Trial Attorney. He is a member and former trustee of the Cape May County Bar Association, and a member of the Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey, and the Academy of Drinking/Driving Defense Lawyers. Rossi is a graduate of Rutgers University, where he received his B.A. and Juris Doctorate Degrees. Visalli. a partner in the Wildwood law firm of Visalli and Karavan. is a municipal judge in Wildwood. and North Wildwood. He is a trustee of the Cape May County Bar Association and a member of the Cape May County Municipal Judges Association. Visalli received his B.A. Degree at LaSalle College and his Juris Doctorate Degree from Duquesne University School of Law.

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