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RIO GRANDE - Over 200 participants are expected to attend the annual Continuing Education Day for nurses and pother interested parties conducted by the Cape May County Unit of the American Canctr Society. This year's theme is 'Kgy Concepts and Nursing Practice in Urologic Cancers." The seminar will take place at the Golden Eagle Motor Inn in Cape May 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday. Dr. Robert Beitman is chairman of the program, which features Dr. Alex Pagnani. attending physician in urology at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, as well as Martha Chambers, R.N., Jackie Russel, R.N. and Nancy Scalamera, who is an R.N. and enterosomal therapist (specialist in care of ostomies). Dr. Beitman will lecture as well. The program includes a Sit down luncheon and exhibits from pharmaceutical companies and urologic appliance manufacturers. Registration is $12 for nursing I students and $14 for R.N.s, I L.P.N.s. and interested members of the general public. For more information call 886-1154.

Eb' VMi -JSr: SUBJECT: COSTS — Carol Faison, out-patient billing, left, and Betty Francis, personnel, right, listen as Ernie Noseda explains the dollars required to purchase emergency equipment or put a cast on an injured limb. Noseda is a newly appointed eo-chairperson of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Cost Awareness Committee. Last year employee suggestions resulted in annualized cost savings of nearly $35,000 at hospital.

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TRENTON -The Senate passed legislation yesterday, sponsored by Senator James R. Hurley, R-Cape May, Cumberland, commissioning a study of sales tax revenues in Cape May County to determine the impact of tourism on the state's economy. "We all know that

tourism is the fastest growing industry in the senate. However, there are no precise figures available on just how much tourism pumps into the state's economy," Hurley said. "This study will, for the first time, give us an accurate indication of the importance of tourism to the economic vitality of New Jersey. Cape May was selected for the pilot project because tourism is the only major industry there." The bill appropriates $50,000 for the Division of Tourism to conduct an

analysis of the sales tax revenues of each municipality in Cape May County for one year. The division will submit a report to the legislature 8 detailing the results of the study by March 1. 1985. Senator Hurley continued. "Hopefully, the results of this study will convince some hesitant legislators that we should expand our efforts to4ell New Jersey as a vacationland by showing them that every dollar spent on promotion pays off many times over in additional revenues."

I Dividend Declared H FOLSOM - The Board of Directors of South Jersey Industries. Inc. (South Jersey Industries) has declared a regular quarterj ly dividend of 61 cents per J share on the 2.880,935 shares outstanding of common stock of the company for the second quarter of 1984. payable June 29 to shareholders of record at the close of business June 11. The shareholders of common stock of South JerseyIndustries are offered a dividend reinvestment and stock purchase plan. The details and conditions of the plan are contained in prospectus that can be obtained through the office of the corporate secretary of South Jersey Industries. Currently. 24 percent of the 11.200 shareholders of South Jersey Industries participate in the dividend reinvestment plan.

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