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Moore Is Associate Publisher CAPE MAY - John A. Moore, a city resident, has been appointed associate publisher of The Oil Daily, a daily trade newspaper in I Washington. D.C.. serving ^ the nation's energy and i petrochemical industries, j About 23,000 readers get I the newspaper every day. )} Moore, of 314 Jefferson St., is the husband of Libby Demp Forrest, who writes the Joyride II column for this paper. Most of his working time is spent in Washington, or in various energy centers, such as Houston or Dallas, Tex. HE FORMERLY was editor in charge of special supplements for The Oil Daily, and before that was the newspaper's managing editor when it was headquartered in Somerset, N.J. Prior to joining The Oil Daily in 1970, he was executive editor of another daily trade newspaper, American Metal Market Moore entered the newspaper business in 1941 J at the age of 9. He published a 9,000 circulation weekly newspaper in South Philadelphia while a teenager, while at the same time being an editor and cartoonist for" his high school paper. Later, while in the U.S. Army, he was an editor on two Army newspapers and edited his troopship's newspaper when the Navy editor got sick on board. After leaving military service, he founded the Philadelphia Star, a newspaper aimed at young readers, and the Delaware Valley Commerce Journal. a weekly business newspaper. He has won several jouri nalism awards from Sigma Delta Chi, the Pittsburgh | Press Club, the U.S. Armed Forces Institute, and the Valve Manufacturers Association McNulty Heads E-R COURT HOUSE - Dr Robert J. McNulty of Stone Harbor has been named to head emergency services at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital through Emergen cy Physician Associates. With 14 years' experience in family practice, the osteopath is board-certified in general medicine and board-eligible in emergency medicine Member of the American College of Emergency Physicians, he is certified in advanced trauma and advanced pediatric life support Garden State Trip Planned NORTH CAPE MAY - St. John of God Church, Town Bank Road, will sponsor a bus trip to the Garden State Racetrack Thursday. April 17. For further information or reservations call Freda, 886-3131, or Mary, 886-2449.

ADDITION — Jong I. Choi. M.D., a specialist in general medicine, recently joined the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Staff. A resident of Sea Isle City, he received his M.D. from Chonnam University Medical Center in Korea. Midlantic Continental Combining EDISON — Robert Van I Buren, chairman of I Midlantic Banks Inc.. and I Roy T. Peraino, chairman I of Continental Bancorp, I Inc.. Philadelphia, jointly I announced execution of a I definitive agreement to | form a new regional bank holding company with over $15 billion in assets and 428 offices serving Eastern Pennsylvania and the entire state of New Jersey. The proposal is subject, among other things, to approval by the Federal I Reserve Board, other I necessary regulatory I authorities and the I shareholders of Midlantic I and Continental. It is also I in anticipation of the I passage of legislation by I both states authorizing J reciprocal regional ■ banking. AT YEAR END 1985, I assets of the combined I organization would have I been $15,073,000,000. mak- I ing it the 33rd largest bank I holding company in the I United States, and earnings of $142 million would I have ranked it 20th. The I pro forma return on I average assets for 1985 I would have been 1 .08% and return on average equity 17.70 percent. Shareholders' equity of the combined organization will total approximately $900 million and primary capital will exceed $1,050,000,000 The com- I bination of Continental and Midlantic establishes a company with a strong capital position, high asset quality and good earnings momentum. Chamber To Meet CORBIN CITY - The Upper Township Chamber of Commerce will meet Monday. March 10 at Mulford's Corbin House here. Cocktails will be at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7. The choice of entree will be Rock Cornfish Hen or Crab Imperial at $12.50 per person. Linda Pitale. of the Municipal Utilities Authority, will speak on recycling and there will be a slide presentation. There will be an election of officers and nominations from the floor.

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