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Crest Swim Coach j Is World Ranked

WILDWOOD CREST - The borough Swim Center's new director and I head swim coach, David I Hart, who took over in Oc- | tober, has worked with I swimming facilities in j South Jersey, Florida, and Alabama for the past nine years. Formerly the pool I manager of the Sands j Health Spa in Somers Point, he has been a competitive swimmer since the I age of 6. Hart's swimming I career began in Vineland j at the Dolphin Swim Club. "Maybe it's an omen or [ something," said Hart, [ "but I am 18 years later coaching another Dolphin I Swim Team here in Wildwood Crest." IN 1978 AS a high school I senior Hart placed second | and third in the state in the 100 and 200 freestyles, J respectively. That spring I he was recruited by the j major swimming colleges I in the nation and chose to I go to Auburn University in Alabama on a swimming scholarship. Auburn was the second best team in the United

States with athletes like Olympic and World Champions Rowdy Gaines, Billy Forester, and Scott Span. At Auburn, Hart was a three-time Ail-American, and was captain of the team in his senior year. In the summer of 1980 he was ranked 19th in the world in the 50-meter freestyle. BY 1982 Hart moved his world rankings up to 14th in the 100-meter freestyle, and 17th in the 50-meter free. In his duties as aquatics director Hart combines hi^ competitive experienced^ and his degree in marketing. "Swimming at such a high level has helped me in my professional roles today," said the 24-year-old, "I'm able to motivate ' myself and the staff and set tough personal goals." As director, hart's duties include setting up schedules for members and community groups, staffing safety personnel, and public relations. V .

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"I like the challenge of providing a service to as many groups and individuals as possible," he ' said," the citizens of the Crest and surrounding boroughs have a growing concern for health care and swimming activities. It's good to see people getting involved; and knowing that the borough officials will back up my programs 100 * percent as if I'm on a team all over again."

Births "t The following births have oeen reported by Burdette Tomlin Hospital: Joshua David to Donald and Norma Dugaf Landis S of Erma, Oct. 19. John William IV to John i and Anna Shotwell Brown i of Court House, Oct. 29. Chelsea Rose to Stephen * and Sandra King Gittle of North Wildwood, Oct. 29. Laura Kathleen to Herbert and Cathrine Walsh Payne of Villas, Oct. 29. Nicholas Rodger to Elijah and Judy Godrey Scull of Green Creek, Oct. 30. Brian Wayde to Wayde and Bertha Tozer Godfrey of Court House, Oct. 30. Andrew James to Harold and Nancy Zimmerman Jones of Rio Grande, Nov. 1. John Joseph to John and Terrell Distro McKelvey, IV of Wildwood, Nov. 1. Sigrid May to Robert and Michele Chanoux Shelton of Rio Grande, Nov. 1. David Roy Jr. to David and Kimberly Dunlevy Vanaman of N. Cape May, Nov. 3. Karen Pauline of John and Karen Danielson Brunell of West Wildwood, Nov. 3. Nicholas Paul to John and Mary Hollenbeck Baldwin of Villas, Nov. 5. Ashley Michelle to Raymond and Sharon Doty Kurtz of Cape May, Nov. 6. Kelsey Elizabeth to Donald and Karen Fhnaire Buesing of North Wildwood, Nov. 6. William Frederick IV to William III and Ann McCue . Kaiser of Court House, Nov. 6. i Michael Christopher to • Michael and Elizabeth Monaghan Brenton of Wildwood Crest, Nov. 7. Timothy Magin to Joseph and Rosemary Magin Ruffing of Villas, Nov. 8.

Protective Advice On Bats Furnished

COURT HOUSE - Suggestions for protecting humans and pets from the possibility of rabies have been given by Louis J. LaManna, county Public Health Coordinator. LaManna referred particularly to the transmission of the disease through bats. Recently, LaManna said, a bat gained entry to a house in Middle Township and was caught alive by the family's pet dog, which played with it before the bat was killed. In a subsequent laboratory anaylsis, the bat was found to be rabid, he said. FORTUNATELY, the dog had received all its shots and had recently had a rabies shot. Following the incident, the was revaccinated. Since rabid bats have been reported from every state except Hawaii and have caused human rabies infections in the United States, reasonable measures should be taken to avoid them, LaManna declared.

• "Every known direct contact with a bat, whether or not a bite has occurred, should be immediately telephoned into this department he went on."This is an emergency situation. If the bat has been recovered, it must be delivered to the state rabies laboratory at once. Provocation is not an issue where bats are concerned. All possible exposures require an evaluation by a department representative." SHOULD be eliminated from houses. In addition, people should not handle dead bats in any way. Should you happen to kill a bat, wear gloves or some type of protection to pick it up. If you should kill a bat or discover a dead bat, contact either your local police department or the county department. These recommendations and procedures are issued a precautionary measures and are in no way indicative of major health problem in the county, sais LaManna.

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