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Travel Assn. OKs' Transfer Tax Plan

COURT HOUSE - The New Jersey Travel vand Resort Association is mobilizing its resources in support of the proposed real ty transfer tax to fund beach protection. According tWRe association's president. Mark Soifer. who is public relations director for Ocean City. "Including beach protection in a broader environmental protection fund, financed by a realty transfer tax. is a fair Way to address many of the ongoing concerns we have about enhancing NewJersey's natural resources." NJTRA has written Gov. Thomas Kean to commend his endorsement of this creative approach for improved environmental protection. Jack Lamping. NJTRA 's legislative chairman and a -•ice president with the First National Bank of Toms River will lead the associa-

tion's efforts to form a broad-based coalition of associations and community organizations concerned with the preservation of natural resources. The purpose of the coalition is first to work for passage of the legislation and then to secure approval of the referendum when it goes to public ballot. THE BILL NJTRA supports is being sponsored bystate Sen. William Gormley. R-Atlantic. and Assemblyman Anthony Villane. RMonmouth. It proposes to raise $50 million by raising the realty transfer tax from .3 to .5 percent of the property's value. The money would go to the National Resources Preservation and Restoration Fund to be used for shore protection, flood control. state parks, dredging of lakes and rivers, and the Green Acres land acquisition program.

EXTERIOR EXPERT — Robert J. Weiss. M.D.. R.Ph.. a specialist in dermatology. has joined the staff of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Dr. W'eiss. who has an office in . Court House, received his Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Pharmacydegrees from Rutgers University and his M.D. at Michigan Slate University. His fellowship in dermatology was at the University of Minnesota. Hunsberger Produces New Cards WILDWOOD CREST - Douglas Hunsberger. praised as the -Mastermind of Postcard Inventions" by Amusement Business Weekly, has unveiled eight newdesigner series postcards for the 1986 summer season. Card highlights include Wildwood's amusement piers, new wrap-around color border designs, and state-of-the-art photography The photographs are unique because of the technical expertise provided by both the photographer and the amusement pier owners. Rides were stopped in predetermined positions to create the illusion of a freeze frame. This was made possible by placing the computers controlling the amusements on override THEN. PRECISELY at twilight, the rides were stopped and time exposure of up to five seconds were made using a high quality, slowspeed film. Hunsberger's cards were the first to depict a male bathing beauty <to the delight of female vacationers > These were follow ed by other non-traditional subjects such as the Wildwood Lifeguards and current female bathing beauties. Hunsberger was also the first photographer to provide a series of scenic view cards featuring full color border designs. s e e i-

Students Playing f i Market Three Cape May County schools are taking part in the final weeks of the National Stock Market Game which began in February. Participating local schools are: Ocean City Inter School. Virginia Megargee advisor, five teams; Stone Harbor School. Judi McAlarnen advisor. seven teams, and up^ per Township Middle School. Frank Margliano adjagor. 26 teams. /STUDENTS IN elemen tarv through high school .dgrades buy and well common stocks availabe on the American and New York Stock Exchanges using a hypothetical $100,000 and the computers at Widener University's Pennsylvania campus in Chester. A computer printout of each team's stock portfolio is mailed out weekly The student teams of three or four students can mail transaction sheets to the computer center up to five times a week. THE STUDENT team portfolios are charged interest for the credit extended to them in their margin . accounts and reflect r "broker's commissions for f every transaction. y While the profits earned t. are only on paper, the v students are learning just s how the capital market i. works — because they are e involved. They learn to t evaluate available I- research dala, financial statements, reports and various market indicators, i- and in general, to utilize il the same technique * b employed by "real" e market specialists. ° Soup Plans g CAPE MAY - The United Methodist Women will have a homemade soup and sand ll wich luncheon 11:30-1:30 >■ Friday, at the First United P Methodist Church. 635 e Washington St. Soup may be * purchased by the pint or quart. Everyone is * v welcome, Rummage Sale J] WILDWOOD CREST - g The First United Methodist is Church. Fern and Atlantic >r Avenues, will hold a rum ic mage sale 9 a.m. -4 p.m. II Friday and Saturday. April 25 and 26.

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