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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, February 4, 19S1

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Parents Plan Flea Market N WILDWOOD - Raising funds for school purposes and promoting sociability among its members are two of the stated purposes of the Parents Guild of Wildwood Catholic High School. In an effort to maintain these goals, the Parents Guild will sponsor^ Flea Market in St. Ann's Parish Hall, Wildwood, from 9 a m, until 5 p.m.,.Saturday, Feb. 7 Organizations and members /if area communities are invited to rent a sale table. Reservations can be made with Arlene Franco.' Farragut Road and Beach Avenue, Wildwood Crest, 522-0274. or with I^orctta Saggiomo. 311 North Broadway, West Cape May. 884-3575

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WASHINGTON. D C. - When Kevin L. Bieberbach of Town Barft joined the Navy in 1977. he had ho way of knowing he would be involved in such a historic even as the inauguration of the 40th president of the United States Bieberbach, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester G. Bieberbach of 3 Cliffside Dr, participated in the inauguration of President Ronald Reagan as a member of the Navy Ceremonial Guard. • IT WAS A VERY great honor to take part in the inauguration." said the 22-ycar-old New Jersey mjtive "Not everyone gOts the chance-to take part in such a historical event " . Established in 1931, the Ceremonial Guard represents the Navy in public and military ceremonies in Washington Members of the guard hold White House security clearances because of their duties near the president and other heads of state. BESIDES ceremonies of state such as the inaugura-

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tion, the unit provides Navy men and women to serve as color guards for various events and personnel to participate in approximately 700 funerals a year at Arlington National Cemetery. Members of the Ceremonial Guard are specially selected and assigned to the unit from the Navy Is Recruit Training Commands and the fleet. Assignment to the Guard is voluntary. THE GUARD represented the Navy and the nation in September 1979, when its members marched in Lord Mountbatten's funeral procession in London. The Ceremonial Guard also honored Gen. Omar Bradley during the halftime cei'emony at the «1979 Sun Bowl football classic in El Paso. Texas. "I myself have taken part in-several full honors ceremonies such as the reception of the Prime Minister of China and Lord • Mountbatten's funeral,'' said Bieberbach. .X Since the Ceremonial Guard represents not only the Navy, but often the nation, eacK member’s appearance is very important. Guardsmen are responsible for maintain-

ing their uniforms and personal appearance flawlessly. "I'm proud to represent the Navy and my country the best I can to the eyes of the world," Bieberbach said. "It takes a lot of pride and determination to make it in the Guard, and I'm glad I'm a part of it."

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SOMERS POINT - The following area births have been reported by Shore Memorial Hospital here: SON to Randall and Lorna Fernandei Jonrs of 208 E. 2nd Ave., N. Wildwood. Jan. 20. SON to Donald and Constance Gentkaoski Adams of 210 W. Drumbed Road. Villas, Jan. 20. SON to Robert and Jane Murphy llatliday of 52 Hilltop’ Drive, Palermo, Jan. 21.

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