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ACCOMMODAtIONS, Pt. PLEASANt BEACH Continued from page 45 is known for family. We at the White Sands go above and beyond to keep this authentic and classic feeling. Enjoy the comforts of home in one of the 125 well-appointed bedrooms, many of which feature private balconies and ocean views. Along the side of the beach is one of Point Pleasant's highlight attractions…the boardwalk! Every member of the family is sure to find some- thing they enjoy. Come and visit! Stay for the culture and authenticity that the Jersey Shore brings! Seaside Park CHARLROY MOTEL 1601 North Ocean Avenue (732) 793-0712 www.charlroy.com Please refer to our ad on page 47. Here at the Charlroy, we cater to families and couples. A sparkling heated pool and spectacular ocean views greet you at our beachfront motel. All rooms have remote controlled color TVs, personal refrigerators, telephone, heat and air conditioning. The third generation owner and her family are on site to welcome you and assure your stay is pleasurable. We offer complimentary beach passes to all paid adults with beach access across the street. We are one block from board- walk amusements and walking distance to many fine restaurants. Enjoy fresh daily delivered bagels and coffee bar daily during the season and on weekends in the spring and fall. Ask about our newly decorated couple rooms, two bedroom family suite, and family friendly efficiencies. Visit our website or call for reservations and like us on Facebook. Spring Lake THE BREAKERS ON THE OCEAN 1507 Ocean Avenue, (732) 449-7700 Fax: (732) 449-0161 www.breakershotel.com Please refer to our ad on page 44 and our listing on page 83. Experience the charm of Spring Lake's premier oceanfront hotel. For a Spring adventure, a Summer vacation, or a Fall or Winter escape—The Breakers on the Ocean is the perfect year-round destination. The Breakers features beautifully appointed deluxe rooms with whirlpool baths, aT ThE BEaCh SAFETY TIPS & INFORMATION IN ANY EMERGENCY, DIAL 11 NOAA WEATHER RADIO: 162.40 FM AND 162.55 FM SAFE SWIMMING • Only swim on guarded beaches • Never swim alone • Always swim near a lifeguard • Do not go on the beach or in the water if you hear thunder or see lightning • Do not dig holes on the beach deeper than the user's knee RIP CURRENT AWARENESS • What are Rip Currents? Rip currents are "channeled" currents of water flowing away from the beach. They typically occur when a channel forms between the shore and a sandbar and also near structures such as jetties and piers. • Why are they so dangerous? Rip currents pull people away from the beach. Their speeds can vary from moment to moment and can quickly increase to become dangerous to anyone entering the surf. • What if I'm caught in a Rip Current? Stay calm. Don't fight the current. Swim in a direction following the shoreline—across the direction of the water flow. Often this means swimming parallel to the shore. When free of current, swim at an angle—away from the current—toward the beach. • Don't become a victim while trying to help someone else! • For more information: www.ripcurrents. noaa.gov DUNE REGULATIONS • Use designated paths to and from the beach • Say off the grassy areas on the dunes; poison ivy is commonly found growing on the dunes • Dune grass is very vulnerable and is a natural protection against storms POISON IVY • Remember: "Leaflets three, let it be!" • Leaves are always in threes, two leaflets split by a third, with a slightly longer stem • If exposed, repeated washing with cold water and soap will remove the poisonous oil from skin and clothing ———————— Information courtesy of: Southern Ocean County Chamber Of Commerce 265 West 9th Street, Ship Bottom, NJ 08008; (609) 494-7211 and (800) 292-6372 www.discoversouthernocean.org