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Wednesday. January 30,1980

The Herald and The Lantern

Page II

State Beefing Up Tourist Promotion

TRENTON - The national travel industry now views Garden State as a major destination for tourists, according to N.J. Labor and Industry Commissioner John Horn. A delegation of representatives from his department and the state's

tourism industry were very well received at the recent annual meeting of the National Tour Brokers Association in Orlando. Fla., the commissioner said in a news release. "Many tours have operated in the past by traveling through New

Jersey on their way to other destinations." Horn explained. "But because of the efforts of New Jersey representatives, we now are likely to find more of these operators visiting New Jersey sites, eating in New Jersey restaurants, and using New Jersey lodgings." Horn also reported the issuance of the first New Jersey travel sales guide at the convention, attended by more than 200 national tour brokers. AC Boat Show Opens Jan. 31 ATLANTIC CITY - Convention Hall here will nen its doors Thursday at noon to admit thousands of rx'rienced and would-be t><>atcrs for the second edition of the Atlantic City Boat Show. Having already broken all New Jersey boat show records in both show size and dollar value, the fourday event is expected tv break the state's attendance records alao Nearly a half-million square feet of display space will be filled with more than 300 boats and an array of accessories with a total value exceeding $10 million. Setting this show apart- from most other indoor shows is the large number of power and sailboats in excess of 30^ feet, including several trawlers and a 45-foot houseboat. The show closes B p.m Sundhy. but is open 10 p.m. the other days. Ferry Shows Profit Fifth Straight Year N. CAPE MAY - For the fifth consecutive year the Cape May-Lewes Ferry has showed a profit in its previous 12 months of operation, according to William Miller Jr . director of the Delaware River & Bay Authority. Although ferry traffic showed a decrease of four percent, a toll increase initiated last September helped to boost revenues by $129,000 or about five percent over the equivalent 12 months of 1978. Authority chairman Garrett Lyons said that in the face of declining toll revenues nationally, the ferry staff and manager Theodore Bright were to be congratulated for keeping the ferry in the black five years in a row. During its January meeting, the Authority also approved the director's recommendation that design services be initiated for the additional work that will be required in the North Cape May terminal area upon delivery of the new ferry vessel. CAP Cmdr. ' Promoted ERMA — Bernard Chestnut has received a promotion to the rank of Lieutenant colonel in the Civil Air Pairol. The squad commander of the Cape May County CAP unit received his new rank during a Wing Commanders Call at'McGuire Air Force Base. The North Wildwood resident has been in the CAP since 1963. The county unit meets Moday evening at 7:30 at the county airport here.

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