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Stunt Kite Flying To Color Weekend

WILDWOOD - The city will host the East Coast Stunt Kite Championships on Memorial Day Weekend. This first-of-a-kind event draws national competitors from as far west as Hawaii and as far south as Florida. Being held May 24 and 25, it features individuals and teams of stunt kite flyers. A new and fast emerging sport, stunt kiting involves kites flown with two separate lines. The kites are guided through a series of intricate patterns and maneuvers. They fill the sky with color and motion, generating speeds up to 100 miles per hour. The kites are highly maneuverable and exhibit man-lifting capabilities. SOME KITES are flown in train (many kites strung together and flown as one kite). For exmaple, a "12 pack" featuifes 12 kites on a line. Some of the trains being flown may include up to 100 kites on a single line. These are more graceful, and exhibit long, flowing tails. Other kites are designed to be flown by teams of flyers, which go through crack precision maneuvers that are reminiscent of the Blue Angels type of routine. Some maneuvers include choreographed flying routines to music. This is a stunt aerial ballet. THE TWO-DAY competi tion is open to all levels of stunt flyers (novice and experienced) with the top competitors entering the

"open" class. There will also be kite workshops of fered to the kite flyers. This championship is open to all stunt kite flyers It is sponsored by the City of Wildwood and the Greater Delaware Valley Kite Society. Competition and exhibitions will be open free to the public, on the beach at Wildwood Avenue 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Also. King Neptune will visit guest on the Wildwood beach and boardwalk Sun day. May 25. to welcome in the 1986 summer season. Antique Show To Benefit BT AVALON - The 11th Annual Bay berry Twigs Antique and Collectible Show will be held this Saturday. May 24. at Avalon Community Hall. 30th Street and Beach Avenue. Over 30 dealers will be featured and the donation is $1.50. Proceeds will benefit Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Roast Beef AVALON — The Avalon Methodist Church. 34th and Dune Drive, will hold its annual roast beef dinner 4-7 p.m. Saturday. June 7, with takeouts available 4-5 p.m. The menu Includes roast beef, baked potato, green beans, cole slaw, rolls, homemade desserts, and beverage. Revue Set WILDWOOD - "We've Gotta Dance", annual dance musical revue of the Joanne Reagan Dance Studios, Cold Spring, will be presented 8 p.m. Friday, May 30, and Saturday, May 31, at Wildwood Convention Hall.

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