Wednesday, March 12,1980

The Herald and The Lantern

CG Going Green With Some Buoys Some of the* buoys maintained by the U.S. Coast Guard along the nation's waterways are being replaced temporarily with green aids to navigation—but it has nothing to do with St. Patrick’s Day next Monday. The Coast Guard project is a nationwide test to evaluate whether green buoys can be seen tetter and^beir color recognized >«rgreateF'~~distance by mariners than the traditional black buoys. Test sites throughout the United States have been selected to cover as many types of water conditions, visual backgrounds and classes of users as possible. In the Jersey Cape area, the closest green test buoy is Lighted Bell Buoy 5-D in the Deepwater Point Range of the Delaware River on the Delaware side between New Castle, Del. and Pennsville, N.J. Mariners out of Cape May might encounter these other green test buoys: Light Gong Buoy 5 in Sandy Hook Channel, N.J.; Lighted Buoy 7 in Providence River Approach Channel, ‘R.I.; Buoy 21 in Providence River Channel, R.I.; Lighted Buoy 19 in Craney Lsland Channel, Va. According to the Coast Guard, the green markings now in use on beacons in the U.S. have received wide acceptance from mariners. Green buoys have been used for some time outside of North America for various purposes and have proven effective, the Coast Guard said. The special one-year evaluation will attempt to determine if green is more effective than black as a day signal color for buoys. The green test buoys are to be placed on station between March 1 and May 31. Electric V.P. To Talk Rates £APE MAY - Joseph-T. K<*ny, assistant vice president of Rates and Regulation of the Atlantic Electric Co., will speak on the utility’s rate increase request during the 2 p.m. March 20 meeting of the Women’s Community Club at the Community Center. A question and answer session will follow his talk, and the club welcome guests.

Births

COURT HOUSE - The following ■roo With* hovo bf*n announced by Burdette Tomlin HoaptUl here: JEREMY LUKE STEVENSON to Jonathan and Marian Brown Stevenaon of 2308 New Jeraey Ave . N Wildwood. Feb 27 MICHAEL SCOTT RINGAMAN to Todd and Chrlatlna Socollch Blngaman of 305 E. Miami Ave.. Vtllaa, Fab. 29 MARK FILBERT CATANOSO to Filbert and Kathleen Mogck Catanoa of • Cypres* Dr.. Rio Grande. Feb » ZETH ALEXANDER FLINN to Alexander and Donna Lewi* FI Inn of RD «l. Box 4ISC. CMCH. March 2 NEIL GREGORY YOUNG to Ronald and Doreen Wilaon Young of 8 Carriage Lane. Erma. March 3 MELISSA JOAN CONLIN to Timothy and Adele DeJamea Conlin of Bayahore Rd. N Cape May. March 4 MATTHEW CHRISTOPHER BELL to Thomaa and Cathy Budd Bell of 346 104th St. Stone Harbor March 4 RYAN DAVID ORMUNDREN to Gary and Jacqueline Garofalo Oemnndaen rf M0 Myrtle Ave.. Erma Uarrh 4 ^

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THE RED CROSS, Jersey Cape Chapter, mebrecently to discuss needs with volunteers. Here. Jeannine Kokner, chairman of the chapter board, goes over plans with Ella Doughty, who chairs the chapter's nominating committee. Volunteers are needed in swimming, first aid, nursing, office help and other areas.

Matalucci Backs Fox For Congress COURT HOUSE - County Republican Chairman Philip Matalucci says he is personally supporting and will continue to actively work for County Sheriff Beech Fox in his bid this year for the Congressional seat in New Jersey’s Second District, which includes Cape May County. "Although election laws prevent an official endorsement by the political parties in a primary election, I have been in touch with all of the Republican leaders and officials throughout the county and I am confident Beech has their support too,” Mr. Matalucci said in a news release. "We want a winning ticket in 1980,” the County GOP chairman continued. "As chairman, I feel Beech will be a winner, and although I can't speak officially for the Republican chairmen in the other counties throughout the Second Congressional District, I believe they will be supporting him for the nomination as we are here in Cape May."

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Gould Again Heads Hospital

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Governors COURT HOUSE - The Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Board of Governors recently met for the annual meeting. Re-elected were president, Alan Gould; treasurer, Donald Hutchinson; memters-at-large Douglass Collins, Dr. Wayne Stewart; John Sudak, and Merrill

Thomas.

Elected first vice president of the board was Floyd Lang on of Lower Township. Named to fill an opening on the board was Rev. G. Kenneth Carpenter of Cape May Court House, replacing Daniel Lynch who has relocated

Virginia.

During the year 1979, the hospital has experienced 90 percent plus occupancy, administrator William Wfllrimn nntpH

Have Table, Seek Donors COURT HOUSE - The American Red Cross chapter of Cape May County will have a table at the flea market. 9 to 4 March 15 at the Methodist Church Social Hall, Main and Church Sts. Anybody who wishes to donate clothing or anything sellable (the Red Cross will give a receipt for tax deduction) is asked to take them either to the Red Cross office, 10N. Main St., or the Social Hall.

Fourteen free courses specially designed for senior adults are being offered by Atlantic Community College at SA locations in Cape May County. Part of ACC’s SAGES (Senior Adults Gaining Education ana Stimulation) program, the courses will meet once a week for eight weeks. They don't carry college credits. County residents 60 and older may enroll in the courses by going to the first class meeting this week They -should bring with them either their ACC SAGES membership cards or their Social Security numbers. Complete information about the courses and SAGES can be obtained by contacting ACC's Senior Adults Programs Office. 625-1111 or 646-4956, Ext

345.

ACC free senior adults "neighborhood" courses and their days, times and locatiolfe include: CAPE MAY 'llometnaking Skills' Thurs. 10-11:30 am'.. Advanced IJne Danding, Mon. 2-3:30p.m., Victorian Towners; COURT HOUSE 'Intermediate Bridge,' Thurs. 10-11:30a m.. Leroy May Community Center; ERMA ‘Kirding for Beginners,' Wed. 12:30-2 p.m.. Basic IJne Dancing. Thurs. 1-2:3C p.m.. Senior Center. County Airport. NORTH WILDWOOD Bridge. Fri. 1011:30 a.m., IJne Dancing, Fri., 12:30 p.m., Community Center;

OCEAN CITY Arts and Crafts. Mon. 1:30-3 p.m.. Gardening, Tues. 1:30-3 p.m., Stainton Senior Center; Advanced IJne Dancing. Mon. 1011:30 a m.. Youth Center; Bridge. Tues. 1-2:30 p.m . iMusic Pier: Dynamic

{Seniors, Mon 10-11:30 a m VMethodist Church; PALERMO Woodcarving, Tues. 1:303 p.m.. Square Dancing. Mon. 1-2:30 p.m. Upper Township Senior Center. OH Rt.9.

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