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Cape travel industry apprehensive
about threatened gasoline taxes
CAPE MAY-COURT HOUSE,
N.J. —Any proposal which
would attempt to curtail use of
gasoline by increasing taxes
dramatically would be a
disaster for the travel industry
and create undue hardship on
millions of retired and working
Americans, according tp Louis
A. Rodia, president of the New
Jersey Travel and Resort
Association.
Rodia said the 'association
has been on record in opposition
to curbing gasoline use by
higher ta*es.
The Association president
will call for a reaffirmation.of
the association's already announced
opposition when the
NJTRA meets on Wednesday,
April 27, at the Top of The Mast
Restaurant in Seaside Park,
N.J.
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1 The Association will also
notify the State's Congressional
delegation and will dispatch a*
communication to President
Carter outlining the
association's opposition, Rodia
said. . . •
NEWARK — If your income
has increased substantially this
year, it may be to your advantage
to compute your tax
under the income - averaging
method, Clare Shy, Acting IRS
Director for New Jersey
suggests.
Almost all types of income
are eligible for averaging
except premature or excessive
distributions from a selfemployment
retirement plan
and trust accumulation
distributions that were included
in income under a special
limitation on tax.
You may choose the income -
averaging method if you are an
eligible individual and your
averageable income is more
than $3,000. To compute
averageable income, add
together the taxable incomes of
the four base years preceding
the current tax year (1972 to
1975). Then take 30 percent of
that figure and subtract that
amount from the taxable income
of the current tax year
(1976). If the difference is more
than $3,000 you may be eligible
to income-average, using
Schedule G.
For example: Your taxable
income for 1972 was $12,000;
1973 - $17,000; 1974 - $25,000;
1975 - $30,000; and 1976 - $36,000.
Taking 30 percent of the total
taxable income of the years
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
shore, he said. •
Another proposal which
should be weighed as a means
for reducing gasoline consumption
is .to give added
consideration to bridge-tunnel
across lower Delaware Bay.
. -Automobile use, is essential in • This complex would result in
New Jersey and is no longer a reduction of millions of miles of
luxury, he said, both for auto-truck driving ' now
working people and for the required because of the semi-
travelling and vactioning dead end status of Cape May
public.
County 'and central-southern
Any attempt to curb gasoline Delkaware.
use by making it too expensive While this saving of gasoline
attacks lower and fixed income might not be fiscally ac-
people by depriving them of the countable, it should give added
use of their automobiles for all weight to the renewed interest
needed travel. Recreation and in such a crossing as is now
vacations are only two of the being pushed by Cape May
'necessary uses of automobiles, County Freeholder Gerald
particularly for retired persons Thornton, Rodia said.
who need their cars for use of Rodia warned that the state's
leisure time. Working people travel industry was highly
must and should be able to dependent on mobility of its
travel to enjoy leisure time and' customers and that a
vacations.
repressive gasoline tax could
The Association president only cause large numbers of
also said any proposals which people to stay at home or
would offer tax refunds or vacation closer to home. The
rebates to low income families resultant loss in revenue would
would shift the burden to the adversely affect countless
working people by increasing travel-oriented businesses in
the amount they would have to New Jersey as well as cause a
pay so there would be funding long range drop in most of the
for rebates or exemptions. state's major revenue
Since one of the answers to producing taxes such as the
the need for decreasing con- sales tax, state gasoline tax,
sumption of motor f dels is mass liquor tax, and taxes on pari-
transit in population - conmutual betting.
centration areas, Rodia Much of the revenue in these seven in Olympic skills
suggested improvements in tax areas comes from out-of-
purposes are to develop
mass-transportation systems so state vacationing visitors, The Cape May County competition is based upon the
leadership and provide op-
that car use would be volun- Rodia said. He also said that Vocational Technical Center is total number of club activities
portunities for vocational
tarily curtailed. Reduced fares drops in income would cause proud to announce that seven throughout the year, including
students to achieve recognition
and better service would make decreased collections in state students achieved honors at the school and community service
mass transportation more income tax from vacation recently held New Jersey VICA projects, public relations, and
in their trade areas. VICA
palatable and increase rider business operators and would Skill Olympics. VICA, the social activities. Cape May
continues to be an integral part
use. He also suggested better increase unemployment as the Vocational Industrial Clubs of placed fourth in the "Out-
of the total vocational
rail and bus transportation be curtailed business activity America, held its annual skill standing Club" competition.
education program at the Cape
encouraged between major would require less people to Olympics in Atlantic City on Club advisors include Barbara May County Vocational
cities and prime resort areas operate facilities.
March 27 and 28.
Roman, Pauline Johnson, Technical Center.
along the coast as alternatives The Garden State Parkway, For the second straight year
William Moore, Dennis Spata,
to auto traffic.
the New Jersey Turnpike, the Cape May County Vo-Tech won
Melvin Snyder, Garret Hoff-
Extension of the High Speed Atlantic City Expressway, the its share of prizes. In the
man, Jane Querry, Lucille Joseph B.
Line to shore points such as Cape May-Lewes Ferry and Practical Nursing contest, Vo-
Luciano, Jennie McCormick,
Atlantic City and Wildwood other toll facilities in the state Tech took the top four places:
Paul Strong, Mary Williams,
would help reduce car use would also suffer revenue Pat Bennett, first; June
Joseph Ostrowski, MaryAnn
between Philadelphia's declines if traffic is curtailed, Warren, second; Linda
Wlaczak, Adele Hunter, Peter Eleotrical Contractor
metropolitan area and theRodia
warned.
McKeown, third; and Helen
Carey andDan Money.
206 7th Street
Swan, fourth. The instructors of Preparations are now being
these students at Vo-Tech are made for Vo-Tech to attend the Phone 399-1243
Ade!e Hunter,- Sue Cake, VICA National SkiU Olympics
Taxpayers may be eligible
• Residential kcommorciit
Maryann Walczak, and to be held in Cincinnati, Ohio,
EMCtrkal Contracting
Virginia Anderson.
on June 21-24.
• Marfctl Electric Hut
In the Cosmetology contest VICA is a national vocational
for income averaging plan Christiana Cornman won student organization whose
second place, and Jacqueline
1972 to 1975 ($25,200) and Rossoni took fourth place.
subtracting it from the 1976, Their instructors are- LacWe
taxable income ($36,000) gives Luciano and Jennie Mcus
the averageable income of Cormick. Tamala Marks won
$12,800. In this case it is more second place in the Prepared
than $3,000 so the taxpayer may Speech contest.
be eligible to income average. In addition to these student
Further information is awards Cape May Vo-Tech's
contained in Publication 506, VICA Club competed for i
"Computing Your Tax Under "Outstanding VICA Club"
the Income Averaging honors against the 32 other
Method," available free from VICA affiliated vocational
any IRS office.
programs in New Jersey. This
Cape Chamber at Flanders
CAPE MAY COURT
HOUSE — The Board of
Directors of the Cape May
County Chamber of Commerce
will hold its monthly luncheon
meeting today (Thursday,
April 21), at the Flanders Hotel,
Ocean City at noon.
As part of the meeting the
Chambers Board will welcome
and entertain the Commander
of the New Jersey American
Legion, Lester Harris. Commander
Harris and his aides
will be touring and visiting
Cape May County that day.
They will present to the
Chamber a N.J. American
Legion Certificate of
Recognition for the County
Bicentennial Celebration
program which was organized
Delaware Memorial Bridge traffic up
NEW CASTLE, DEL. —
During March 1977, traffic on
the Delaware Memorial Bridge
increased 42,163 vehicles over
March 1976.
These statistics were made
public recently by Theodore C.
Bright, General Manager, and
are included in his monthly
report to the Commissioners of
the Delaware River and Bay
Authority.
Bridge traffic for the month
of March 1977 was 1.365,507
vehicles compared to 1,323,344
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vehicles for March 1976 or a 3.18
percent increase.
Traffic for the 12-month
period ended March 31, 1977,
was up 365,974 vehicles or 2.07
percent compared to the 12month
period ended March 31,
1976.
Since August 16, 1951,
331,650,203 vehicles have
crossed the Delaware
Memorial Bridge.
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MONEY FOR CAPE MAY Congressman Bill Hughes (center) was joined by
Cape May Mayor Arthur Blomkvest (right) and Councilman Fred Coldren (left)
in seeking $50,000 from Congressman to begin a major Army Corps of Engineers
project to restore the beaches of the city. Hughes told the House Appropriations
Subcommittee on Public Works that the completion of the $21 million project by
1982 would rectify a 66-year-old federal debt that saw Cape May's beaches
largely disappear due to the construction of the Cold Spring Jetties at the Coast
Guard Station. Blomkvest and Coldren pointed out that the city has expended
nearly $2.5 million to combat erosion since 1945 directly attributable to the
jetties.
County Vo-tech boasts
ana sponsored by the Cape May
County Chamber of Commerce.
Certificates of recognition
will also be presented to Carl
Aspenburg, Jr., chairman, and
Jeremy Clark, co-chairman of
the Cape May County Chamber
of Commerce Bicentennial
Celebration Commission.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1977
Heart Fund states *
recognition night
Robert Gygax. County
Chairman of the 1977 Heart
Fund Drive has announced that
the American Heart
Association South Jersey Shore
Chapter . is' having a
"Recognition Night" for the
Community Chairmen and
media who participated in the
Heart Fund Drive.
The April 19th date has been
cancelled and the event will be
held at the Stone Harbor Fire
Hall, 96th st. and 2nd av., on
Tuesday, May 24 at 8 p.m.
-Mr. Henry Peddle, Chairman
of the Board of Directors of
Burdette Totnlin Memorial
Hospital will present the,
awards. Awards will be given
not only to outstanding Conv,
munity Chairmen, - but also,
newspapers and radio stations)
who participated. This is th
Heart Association's, way
showing appreciation to those;
volunteers who are helping
them to "fight for your life.",
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graduate of Ocean City High
School, has been listed on the
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S.C. The Doctor of Chiropractic,
degree is awarded after sue-.;
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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE 7 — SECTION EIGHT
County library announces
child story time program
The County Library an-
Perhaps the most difficult dency on the parr of police Chief Justice said such a move
nounces tha.fr the April program
and sensitive area with fthich officers to overlook adequate has been the subject of a
for the Children's Department
law enfopcerpent personnel preparation for juvenile court number of judicial discussions,
will include *Storyt'me on
must deal involves crimes cases because they felt it was a but no decision has been made.
Tuesdays at 10:30 and 4 p.m.
committed by juveniles.'And, if waste of time since the offender He indicated there is sympathy
with films and games.
recent statistics are an ac- would receive little more than a for reducing the age to 14 or 15
The films that are ordered
curate indicator, brushes with judicial reprimand or "slap on from the current 18 years.
are: "Beep, Beep";'"Ben 4
the law by those under the age. the wrist." ,' • ,,It seems to me that • this
Me'
of 18 are most definitely on the
There have been legislative rather hard line attitude on the
upswing.
efforts to respbnd to this part of the Chief Justice may
A report issued by the Ad- growing problem, principally to have been generated not- only
ministrative Office of thepermit
newspapers to publish by the rising tide of juvenile,
Courts, for instance, revealed a' the names of juvenile offenders crime and the fear it engenders
staggering 64 percent increase and to lower the age at which an in society, but by the seeming
in the number of complaints individual can be tried as an inability of government to
filed against juveniles between adult.
break the cycle which leads a
1970 and 1975. It pointed out While both of these proposals youngster from youthful crime
further, that nearly 75,000 have been in legislative form into a life of adult crime.
juvenile complaints were filed for some time, neither has been
with the courts during the 1974-
I am, of course, pleased that
acted upon. However, the effort
75 session, an increase of 6,000.
the Chief Justice said he in-
to write them into law received tends to ask the Legislature to
While these increases are a substantial assist last week write his proposals into law and
cause for great concern, what is when Supreme Court Chief I am hopeful that, when the
even more disturbing is that Justice Hughes publicly an- Legislature acts in this matter,
they include a proprotionately nounced his support for both of it will be equally as con-
dramatic rise in the number of them.
scientious when it considers
crimes of violence committed The Cheif Justice was quite efforts to improve our
by juveniles - muggings, candid in his remarks, in- rehabilitation programs for
assaults, and even homicides. cluding the announcement that youngsters in trouble with the
And, many of the victims of the state's highest court has law.
such crimes are the elderly or already decided to permit
the young, two segments of our newspapers to publish the
population too often preyed identities of juvenile offenders
upon by juvenile thugs. and will include such a
As the juvenile crime rate provision in court rules.
soared, it was accompanied by He pointed out that more than
an increase in the level of 50 percent of all violent crimes
frustration felt by police of- are committed by juveniles
ficers who saw youngsters and, in strong language, said he
charged with violent crimes be had ordered lower courts to
brought into juvenile court, place-the rights and protection
'tpeir identities protected by of society'first by adopting a
law, and in many cases merely hard, get tough stance with
r (leased to parental custody. youthful offenders.
As such actions repeated With respect to lowering the
themselves, there was a ten-' age limit for juvenile court, the
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1 much fun as' doing things Find a Friend, The, Fox Who
together .
-Traveled; How the AnimaKGet
"Many easy 'readers have to,the.Zoo Hooray for Henry,
been put on the New Book and Let Papa Sleep!
Table. Some of them are for The new magazines contain
•first graders and have been fun for everyone. Young Miss
carefully written to keep the has egg recipes that are temp-
young reader's interest high.
; "Centaur"; "TheDay"the
ting (Elegant Egg Salad) and
They are told in a simple, open
Colors Went"; "Hank, the Cave
Patty's Project for April is Tie
style, with a strong rhythm that
- Peanut"; "Little Toot"; "Mole
Dyeing. Cricket has con-
adds enjoyment both to reading
and the Chewing Gum" and
tributions from Paul Galdone,
aloud and silent reading. There
"Mole as a Painter"; "Serrina
Joan Aiken and Mercer Mayer,
is a high percentage of words
Becomes an Acrobat";
and "Do You Want to Write a
repeated. It is this skillful
"Tchou"; and "Zoo's
Poem?" by Myra Conn
repetition which helps the child
Eyeview." Usually the films
Livingston, among others.
to read independently. Seeing Child Life has magic tricks and
.are shown each session. words again and again, he the conclusion of "Invasion of
Many new books have just practices the vocabulary he the Strange Ones." American
arrived. A Disney series has: knows, and learns with ease the Girl has articles about women
The Three Little Pigs, The words that are.new.
who are lawyers and a
Wizard of Oz, Hansel and Some of the newest of these blacksmith. American Hor-
Gretel, The Seven Dwarfs and books, with controlled seman tells "How to Avoid
their Diamond Mine. Pecos vocabulary, are: Will You Buying a Bad Horse."
Bill, Johnny Appleseed, Brer Come to My Party?, How to
Rabbit and the Tar Baby,
Dumbo and Treasure Island.
Richard Scarry's new book,
"Corky," is about a dog's ad- Butler is Bacharach ... _„_„_
ventures. "The Hiding Game,"
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by Ben Shecter, is about two
animal friends who decide that physical therapy chief
playing hide and seek isn't as
Questions-and Answers
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EDITOR'S NOTE: Your
quarter is due by May 2. Ask at
social security office at Penn-
your IRS or social security
sylvania and Pacific Avenues
office for details.
in Atlantic City, will answer all
your questions. For more Q. I do odd jobs occasionally
personal replies phone 347-3400 but never earn over $100 a
or write or visit the office. month. Will these earnings
affect by SSI?
A. You can earn up to $65 a
month and not lose any of your
SSI checks (up to $85 if you
have no other income such as
social security, pension,
dividends, etc.). Above that,
your basic SSI payment will be
reduced $1 for each $2 earnings.
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POMONA — W. Deane .«*•* '•'•:••.'.
Butler has been named Chief of
the Physical Therapy UKUAJSUVU
Department at the Betty
Bacharach Rehabilitation 1" WIDE RULE
Center. The appointment was
announced by Robert H. Remains Bigid for 7'
Barney, Administrator of the
Center. '
Mr. Butler was previously
associated with- the Institute of
Rehabilitation Medicine in New
York City, where he served as a
therapist in the Adult and
Pediatric Rehabilitation Clinic.
Mr. Butler is a graduate of
Roanoke College and has a
Master's Degree from New PL416--16' Rule S10.49
York University. He received \ PL412-12' Rule $8 49
his Physical Therapy Certification
from Columbia
University in 1972.
Shore Hardware
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member of the American & Auto Parts
Physical Therapy Association.
He recently established 515 New Road
residence in Somers Point and Somers Point • 927-6464
will assume his new duties Mon - Sat. 6-8 • Sun. 9-2
immediately.
Q. My nephew is mentally
retarded and lives with if other
retarded people in a Stateoperated
group home for the
retarded. He was previously
ineligible for SSI because he
lived in a public institution, but
I understand there's been some
change in the law. Is that true?
A. Since October 1, 1976,
supplemental security income
(SSI) payments can be made to
people in publicly operated
homes serving no more than 16
peopel. Assistance based on
need made by State or local
governments does not affect
Federal SSI payments.
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