CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, August I - August 7, 1997 - 21
Ang|e Moon photo
Diaz Bonville, University of Delaware Extension Service
safety specialist (right), fits a helmet onto Brandalyn Biles of
Rehoboth Beach during the kick off of the Delaware Bicycle
Helmet Bank program July 28. In the background, Cpl. Lionel
Maull of the Delaware State Police Rural Community Polic-
ing Unit, does the same for Brandon Felton of Rehoboth.
Delaware bicycle helmet
bank now up and running
The Delaware Office of High-
way Safety has initiated a pro-
gram to provide bicycle helmets
to children of low-income fami-
lies in an effort to ensure compli-
ance with Senate Bill 57. The bill,
signed into law by Gov. Thomas
Carper on May 23, 1995, requires
bicycle riders under the age of 16
to wear a protective helmet.
The Delaware Bicycle Helmet
Bank will make helmets available
to those with a demonstrated fi-
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TAKE A BEACH PARTY CRUISE *
:.. ABOARD THE LUXURIOUS TWIN CAPES
SUNDAYS, AUGUST 3 n*, 17 TM AND 31 sT
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Take a sunset cruise on the Delaware Bay while you listen to
the sounds of 'iSystem 7" (formerly Joyride), one of the hippest
bands in the area! loin us for three hours of continuous music
and fun. The Twin Capes Deck will be wide open for dancing.
oarding begins at 4:30. Cruise time is from 5:00 until 8:00 PM.
d and beverages may be purch,:on board. iiill ::.
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Adults: $20 Kids 12 and rindS:S10, /f_'-t
Call 1-800-64-FERRY. .))
for reservations .. ,:,, .....
* Sorry. food and beuerages will not be permitted to be carried on by passengers
