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New Buoy Stores, Coils Rope

YARMOUTH, N.S. - With a Canadian patent issued and 14 international applications in process, a new safety buoy is now available for commercial trap fishermen. This new buoy coils and stores the rope lines within itself, thus eliminating one of the major hazards of commercial trap fishing — a boat deck filled with a maze of slipper, fast- ( moving ropes. For centuries, severe accidents and fatalities have been blamed the buoys, boat decks and free of dangerous ropes for the first time in history. THE NEW buoy design was invented by Canadian Kenneth Saulnier of Plea- j sant Valley, N.S. Raised in I a fishing community. Saulnier is familiar with the dangerous conditions i within the industry. After his own stint as a lobster fisherman, Saulnier

was determined to improve the fishing environment with a new system that would help lessen the fears which have become a way of life for lobster fishermen and their families. Although it is considered a major safety advance, this new type of buoy will also'help to economize and

; streamline the entire trap t fishing operation, including t the trawl or dump line i method, claims Rollitech r Industries, Inc., which i markets the device. The new buoys will also I eliminate the difficulties of hauling awkward and I heavy coils of rope onto the I boat, the firm says.

Zelnik Attends Laic Seminar Herald-Lantern-Dispatch Editor Joseph R. Zelnik attended a seminar on "Law for Journalists — 1986 Developments" at the Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle. Pa., May 3. It covered such topics as shield laws confidential sources, court reporting, and access to public information. Speakers included Philadelphia attorney I Samuel E. Klein, author of j the "Media Survival Kit;" Pittsburgh attorney Scott E. Henderson; Shippensburg University communications law professor Jeffrey T. Bitzer; and Baltimore Sun legal affairs reporter Lyle Denniston. His primary assignment is the U.S. Supreme Court. New Career AVALON - George Greenamyer, long parttime and now a full-time resident of this borough, has joined the sales staff of Scrivani Buick-Pontiac of j Wildwood. Before retirement, Greenamyer was a manufacturer's representative in the metal industry. He is a former member of the Stone Harbor Yacht Gub and a 25-year member of the Avalon Yacht Club.

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Trip To Trump RIO GRANDE - A bus trip to Trump Castle Casino will be held Monday, May 19, to benefit the American Cancer Society, Cape May County Unit. Bus leaves Rio Mall 5:30 p.m. and , Wildwood City Hall parking lot 5:45 p.m. Call 886-1154 for reservations and tickets.

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