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Buoys Get New Color Scheme

CAPE MAY — Boaters or of the top band: green, around the Cape may have preferred channel to starnoticed that some black board; red, preferred chanchannel buoys have sudden- nel to port "Hie light rhythm ly turned green. This change will change from interrupt - is part of a worldwide effort ed quick flashing to cornto make buoy markings posite group flashing, more alike and less confus- 5. SPECIAL AIDS to ing to international sailors navigation will change to says the Coast Guard. yellow; if lighted they will Some of the principal have a yellow light, changes are : An added benefit of these 1. Black buoys change to changes will be an increase green (green is more visi- in the U.S. mariner's abilible) ; while lights on the ty to see and distinguish betblack buoys change to ween various buoys. The old green. rule of thumb "red right 2. Red buoys will stay red, returning" will remain unbut white lights on these changed. Something that buoys will change to red. should be kept in mind is that the change will occur 3. MID-CHANGE buoys gradually. will change from black and To keep costs down, the white vertical stripes to red Coast Guard will make the and white vertical stripes. If changes during routine lighted they will keep the maintenance. Since buoys white light. If the buoy is un- not be fully implemented lighted and has no sound sig- until 1989. nal, it will be replaced with AS THE CHANGES are a buoy ( red and white vert- made in each area, they will ical stripes) in the shape of be advertised in the Local a sphere or ball. Notices to Mariners. 4. Junction - buoys will Single copies of a color change from banded black pamphlet illustrating the and red to banded green and new marking system are red. Their new name will be available free bwwriting to "preferred channel" bouys. the address belbw. Ask for The "preferred channel" the pamphlet driHUed "Modwill be indicated by the col- ifications for a New Look in

Aquatic Classes

CAPE MAY - A variety of aquatic programs are included in the city's summer recreation schedule. An Adult Learn To Swim class is offered for ages 14 and- up. This is a basic course designed to teach the beginner to swim and serve as a review for the more accomplished swimmer, and will be held 6-7 p.m. Monday at the Cape May Elementary School. SWIM CLASSES will be offered for infants 2 years Help Needed CAPE MAY - The city has part time work available in the Recreation Department. Swimming instructors, lifeguards and supervisors are needed. For information call 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27. Cape May Gymnastics Class Set CAPE MAY - The City will be continuing its gymnastics class as a part of its 1985 summer recreation schedule. It is a program that is geared toward beginners and intermediate students It is being taught for the summer by Maureen Valentine, who was a gymnast at Louisiana State University. During her four years there, L.S.U. was among the top five gymnastic teams in the country. Maureen has competed against the t female gymnists in the untry, including members of the 1984 Olympic team. The class will take place 4-6 p.m. Wednesday, at the Franklin Street Civic Colter and run for nine weeks. Call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27 for further information.

and under 10-11 a.m. Wednesday and Friday. Tiny Tots (3 to 5) classes will be held Wednesday and Friday U-noon and Children Learn To Swim (6-13) will be held on Tuesday 9-noon and 6-7 p.m. All classes are held at the Elementary School. An Aqua Aerobics course will also be offered Wednesday and Friday at the Elementary School 6-7 p.m. This exercise class is conducted in a swimming pool. Swimming ability is not a pre-requisite. Further information for the aquatic programs can be obtained by calling the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27. City Clinic On Tennis CAPE MAY - A tennis clinic will be offered by the city as part of its summer recreation schedule. It will be a 10-week course that will start June 24 and will be held 10 a.m. -noon Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The first hour will consist of instruction for ages 7-11 and the second hour will be for ages 12 and older, with instruction being provided by Charles Wise Sr. Further information on the program can be obtained by calling the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27. To The Rescue RIO GRANDE - Rescue Squad needed dirt for completing the renovation of its building. Through the efforts of Sam Cardile it became a reality. t A truckload was donated by the Cruz Construction Co. and the members thanked both parties for their co-operation.

U.S. Aids to Navigation": Commandant (G-NSR-1/14), U.S. Coast Guard, Washington, D.C. 20593. Morning Class CAPE MAY - An A.M. Exercise class taught by Theresa Forsyth will be continued as part of the city's summer recreation schedule. This class will take place Monday and Wednesday 10-11 a.m. at the Franklin Street Civic Center. Students can pre-register or pay for individual classes. Call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27 for further information. Teeball Opening DENNISVILLE - The Dennis Township Recreation Committee will sponsor an opening day ceremony for the township's five teeball teams. The ceremony is scheduled Saturday at the Dennis Township Elementary School. All players will report to the field at noon. A special guest will be present for the short ceremony planned at this time and then the first game will begin. The teeball program is for Dennis Township youth between 5 and 8. Games will be held on Saturday afternoons at 12 and 2:30 during June. The teams are being sponsored by WAWA in Dennisville, Yogi Bear Campground, Novasack Brothers Turf Farms, William Brennen and Sons Piling Co., and J.P. Collins Lumber Co. All township residents are welcome for the opening day ceremonies as well as the games.

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