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Hie Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, April 16,1680

Marine Dealers To Hear Hurley

SOMERS POINT - Assemblyman James Hurley will be the principal speaker at the. 9th Annual Inatallation'Dinner of the New Jersey Marine Dealers Association, 7:90 p m. April 18 at the Crab

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Officers to be installed include President Art Merrill, of Art Merrill ' Marine in Absecon, vice president John Lambert Jr, of Harvey s Port of

Renee Levin of Stone Harbor Yacht Corporation.

Directors are Robert

Mara da of 28th Street Marina in Wildwood, Ray Perkins of Bay Club Marina in Ocean City, and immediate past president Ed Du Boil of Hancock’s

Harbor in Bridgeton. The association includes

marine dealers and related businesses in Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland Counties, and is a chapter

Call in Avalon, and Tom » of the state wide Marine Paxton of Great Bay Trades Association of New

Marina in Mystic Island Jersey,

and secretary-treasurer Prospective members

are welcome to attend this event and may call 288-1688 for information and reservations. Garden Club’ers Meet Next Wed. VILLAS - The newly formed “Gardening by the Sea Club" will have a planning meeting, 10 a.tn. April 23 at the Rec Center. Short talks on Composting and Alfalfa Sprouts will be presented by members.

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August 14 and 28. Each parade will begin 30 minutes before sunset. In past years the Sunset Parades have proven to be among the most popular events of the entire summer. BUT IF THESE Thursday evenings don't fit into your schedule, remember the public is invited to graduation exercises at the Training Center every Friday afternoon at 2:30. These ceremonies are as colorful and as full of pageantry as are the Sunset Parades. Ceremonies on April 18 and 25 will be in the TRACFN Gymnasium. Beginning on May 2, .the exercises will move outside to the Parade Grounds, weather permitting (in case of inclement weather, the ceremony will be in the gym). On May 9 'the TRACEN will be host to the Vice Commandant of the Coast Guard, Vice Admiral Robert H. Scarborough. In addition to touring the facilities, VADM ough will be the graduation speaker. IN CEREMONIES recently, Master Chief Petty Officer Steven Futrell retired after 25 years of service in the Coast Guard. MCPO Futrell had served most recently as Command Enlisted Advisor, a very important billet at the Training Center. In his work he served the enlisted personnel as a counselor, advising them of benefits and assistance available to them. For his excellent performance in this job, he was awarded the Coast Guard Commendation medal, which was presented to him by RADM Raymond H. Wood, Maritime Policy Advisor to the Secretary of Transportation. A certificate of appreication, signed by the Commandant, was given to MCPO Futrell’s wife Rose Mary, dting her support

CHANGE OF Command ceremonies took place in early April aboard the USCGC Pt. Franklin when Lt. j.g. John W. Yost relieyed Lt. j.e. John H. Olthuhi. Lt. Olthuis was cited by Commander J.M. Tanguay, Commanding Officer Group Cape May, for his exceptional' leadership since taking command in March of 1978. While under the command of Lt. OHhuis, the PT. Franklin was responsible for the seizure of the Kristen Jane with 12.5 tons of marijuana aboard and for the rescue of the sailing ship Pride of Baltimore. Lt. Qlthuis and his new bride, the former Yvonne Genovese of Cape May, have been transferred to the Coast Guard Reserve Training Center in Yorktown, Va. where he will become an instructor in the Officer Candidate School. Lt. Yost comes to the Pt. Franklin from the USGGC Midgett in San Francisco, wh$re he served as Communications Officer and Navigation Officer.

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