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Tells of State’s Tourism Efforts

STONE HARBOR - With nearly IliO members and Rueftlft liMemng. Lyrm HacKrrman. Jersey (^ape liaison wMh the state Travel and* Tourism Department, outlined Trentofi s plans for tourism in the W* during th* April dinner meeting of fhe Ouimtier of Commerce here She mentioned many things in store for what she tailed the second largest liusiness in the state -> tourism Among them is « tourism, study expected to be completed this year which will give the true

facts and effects of the travefand tourist Industry CAAINO (iAMB* IN(i in Atlantic City, she con tmued, has put the Garden State on an iqtemational footing with inquiries conning from all over the world A new impression guide is being worked on. she added, and a monthly magazine is planned Also in the works are plans to extend the vacation season, a lour"package tiepin with travel’ agencies, the first slate.wide tourism conference in the fall, a newsletter and fall

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vacation guide IN ADDITION, special tours for travel editors to resort towns In the state are continuing, a calendar of events is being printed and press releases on all areas of the state are going out Ms Hackerman urged all resort motels, hotels >and commufrUy organizations to furmsh her office with their tftyel brochures which she said will distribute free of

charge

Ms Hackerman has been a guest speaker before many Jersey Cape organizations and service dubs in the past several months, as the efforts by the state to increase New Jersey’s tourism in the world market continue. Her general theme has been one of mutual benefits if all segments of the diverse tourist economy

will work together

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Plant, Cake Sale AVALON - The Ladles Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Department will sponsor a plant and cake sale outside the firehouse. 31st and Dune Dr., t to noon. May 10. Shell Search Sat Morning STONE HARBOR - Tile public is invited to take part in a shell safari on Stone Harbor Point this Saturday morning, sponsored by the Wetlands

Institute.

More than 45 species of shells may be found on that stretch of ‘beach, and participants will meet 9 a m. on the beach at 12lst St. Children must be accompanied by adults.

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Wednesday, May 7,1980 Almost $2 Million For Vacations HADDON TWP. - A record payment of $1,903,B55 was made, to persons enrolled in the First Peoples Bank of New Jersey 1979-80 Vacation Club program, representing a 5 percent increase over last year’s payment, and a dollar gain of $88,564. over 5,980 checks have been mailed to club members.

CONGRESSMAN Krmp si New York kisl Jersey Cape congresptonal Contender Beech Fox meet hi Newark

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Fox for Kemp-style Tax Cuts

Republican congressional candidate Beech Foot marked Tax Observance Day” on April 15 by announcing he was supporting two bills for tax cuts sponsored by Rep. Jack Kemp (R-N.Y.) The first bill calls for an offtaiaPlimit on federal government spending as a percentage of the gross national product. The second would order a reduction in individual income tax rates of 10 percent a year for three

years.

Emphasizing the need for careful budget cuts before* tax rates can be reduced Mr. Fox asserted. Hospital Week Poster Contest • COURT HOUSE - National Hospital Week is May 11-17, and Burdette Tomlih Hospital is sponsoring a poster contest for seventh and eighth grade

students.

All posters will be on display at the hospital throughout Hospital Week Judges will select the winners on May 12. The grand prize is a $50 saving bond, but all winners will receive a certificate, lunch at the hospital and a tour of the facilities. Sat. Night Social VILLAS — Prizes and refreshments are in the offing during the 8 o’clock May 10 social night being sponsored by the Civic Club at the Millman Center.

“Whenever the federal government cannot balance its check book, they print more money in Washington to help make up the difference. This flood of worthless dollars is one of the major causes of

inflation.”

Fox and Kemp met earlier this month in Newark where they agreed that Republicans everywhere must continue to speak up for balanced federal budget and ’Teal

tax relief.”

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