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Thursday, June 7.1979

Virginia King Graduates

HARRISONBURG. VA. received degrees, in- - Virginia King of 238 44th eluding 1,358 bachelor s St . Avalon received a degrees and 120 master s

Bachelor of Science degree from James Madison

University in recent spring here than last year's clasa, graduation ceremonies which had been the largest

A total of 1,478 studenfe in JMU’s history.

The Herald And The Lantern

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The graduating

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U.S. COAST GUARD RECRUIT COLOR GUARD proudly displays the colors on the Training Parade Grounds in anticipation of the annual Summer Sunset Parades.

Sunset

Parades At C.G. Base CAPE MAY - Six Sunset Parades will highlight* this summer's actiyities at the Coast Guard Training

Center.

Sunset Parades, more commonly known as the Evening Retreat of Colors, are formal pageants steeped in military tradition. These foiorful ceremonies, ' usually featuring music by the Training Center's Band. J are never duplicates of each other. All conclude at ■ ' sunset to the stirring notes * of "Taps". A patriotic display of flags, of all fifty states, will decorate the parade Held. The first Sunset Parade will be held June 7 at 8 p.m. The public is cordially invited to attend these inspiring Evening Retreats of Colors. • • Art Show N. WILDWOOD — Plans are underway for the North Wildwood Art Show to be held Saturday, July 28, on Beach Drive. Sunday, July 29 has been set aside as a rain date. . , The show Is sponsored by the City of North Wildwood in. coopera lion with many local art enthusiasts and has bacome a favorite with artists from all over New Jersey as well as neigh-* boring states. Members of the Art Show Committee for this year are: Chairman, Mrs. Dorothea F. Cooper. Honorary Chairman, Mrs. Phyllis Catanoso; Miss Tricia Adams, Mrs. Grace Amenhauser, Mrs. Mildred DeWeese, Miss Kathryn Gallagher, Mrs. K^rolyn Johnson, Mrs. Margaret Hennessey, Mrs. Marie Geiger, Mrs. Clara Mattera, . Mrs. Mary Melchiorre. Mfs. Rosalie Petronis* Mrs. Eleanor Smith, x Miss Christina Taglialatfei, Mrs. Lena Vereaggi7\rs Elsie Wisit, and Mrs. Ddkis Young. Entry forms and further information are available at the North Wildwood City Hall, 901 Atlantic Ave.

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