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Soifer H&lps Push Tourism Funding

COURT HOUSE - Mark Soifer, president of the New Jersey Travel and Resort Association, and Gloria Morrow-Winn, the association's executive director, recently testified before the Joint Appropriations Committee on the need for continued state support for tourism promotions. Their testimony supported the budget request of $6 million for the State Division of Travel and Tourism, headed by Victoria Schmidt. ACCORDING TO Soifer, who is the director of public relations for Ocean City, " the tourist industry is pleased with the caliber of travel promotions produced by the state Division of Travel and Tourism. Tourism tends to have its ups and downs, and we have to work hard to keep it up. Continued funding level is essential." . One of the state's #nore successful programs is its matching grant program which partially funds regional or individual promotional activities. In 1985. the state spent $250,000 to Variety Of Courses Scheduled MAYS LANDING - About 100 courses in everything from computers to theater will be available to students this summer at locations in Atlantic and Cape May Counties through Atlantic Community College's four day and evening sessions. Students who have difficulty fitting college into a busy schedule can sign up for the college's video courses, classes that can be viewed on videotape, by appointment. Registrations are now being accepted for these sessions: May 28 to June 13. days; June 17 to July 18, dav>: July 22 to August 22. days; and June 17 to August 8, evenings. Students can sign up until a week before the start of each session. After that time, registrations are ac- * eepted on a space-available basis. EXTENDED SIGN-UP hours are available 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 to 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, June 10 and 11 at the Mays Landing campus; 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 11, at the college's Atlantic City Extension Center, 1535 Bacharach Blvd., and 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, June 10, at the college's Cape May Extension Center, 120 S. Main St., Court House. To obtain a copy of ACC's Summer Session Schedule or for more information on registration, call the college's admissions office, 646-4950 or 625-1111, ext. 306; Cape May County residents can call 465-7857.

fund 58 promotional activities for a total cost of $!.8 million. THE GRANTS sponsor makes up the difference in funding. NJTRA asked for increased matcflThg grant funding because it is an excellent way to help with local tourist promotions. The NJTRA testimony pointed out that the absence of statewide statistics is a handicap to long-range planning Now individual business or municipalities do their own surveys. An on-going, comprehensive data collection and analysis program on tourism would aid the state's decision-making process on tourist promotions. as well as help individual users with their buisness projections. NJTRA spokespersons urged that this important function be considered in setting up the 1986 budget. TOURISM IS the second largest business in the stat e\ next to petrochemicals. Revenues from tourism are currently • estimated at $15 billion. Jobs generated by the industry are numbered at 333,000. These figures are based on statistics from hotels, motels and restaurants, and reflected only part of the industry. The New Jersey Travel and Resort Association is a statewide trade association representing tourist businesses and tourist communities. Inquiries about membership in the association may be sent to P.O. Box 455, Cape May Court House. N.J. 08210.

2 "NEW POST — Pamela S. Jones has joined John J. Signor and Associates. Inc.. of Swainton, as an account executive. She formerly worked with Lord and Taylor's and Gimbel's, and lives in Stone Harbor with her husband. Lee William Jones, and daughter. Beth. Agreements Liquidated TOMS RIVER - Statewide Bancorp announced today that all government securities purchase and sale agreements ( ''repurchase agreements") between the First National Bank of Toms River, N.J. and Bevill, Bressler & Schulman entities have been liquidated. These securities transactions, with the above referenced firm, were totally collateralized by negotiable government securities with market values sufficient to liquidate these purchase and sale agreements.

* — Earn COLLEGE CREDITS This Sumrner \ Through ACC's V__\/ideo Courses^--' You can add a course in your major or put take a coujm or two for personal or professional enrichment Iha summer through Atlantic Community College's video courses program. Tapes for viewing the courses are available at several sites m Cape May County at during the day and evening. One orientation session with the course instructor is recommended and the rest of the viewing is on your own. BUS 101 Intro to Bui mess May 28-Jufy 16 MS 100 Oeeaaus: The Marine June 4- July 30 Environment S0C 101 Principles of Sociology June 18 Aug. 6 HIST 201 America m the 20th C. June 3 July 22 BUS 120 Principtas of Management June 20-Aug. 8 For mf ormttiofl or how to sign up 1® the video crates. as wel as ottw ACC summer courses, col the celegi's Cape May County Extensa) Of „ Lcs_4S573S7 ^ fr§ i C=| C^\ m ATLANTIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE M m MAYS LANDING, NEW JERSEY 08330 « ■ (609) 625-1 11 1 or 646 4950 M