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CAPE MAV - The U S. Coast Guard Air Station Cape May hangar watt the . site recently dedicating the hangar in memoi^ of Aviation Electrician s Mate ' Third Class Michael E. . Reilly. • Petty Officer Reilly died y-agidy Dec 23, 1980, in an automobile accident while performing duties as a voluntw-r ambulance at-' . tendant in his hometown of Patchogue. N Y An experienced HH52A helicopter flight mechanic. Search and Rescue Aircrewman, and Emergency Medical Technician, Petty Officer Reilly's outgoing personality with the desire for humanitarian service was an exemplary model. THE CEREMON Y was a gathering of 250 friends, relatives and fellow Coast Guardsman who came to pay tribute to a dedicated and unselfish friend, Two helicopters and a firetruck

set the backdrop.

The Training ,Center Band opened the ceremony with the Star Spangled Banner Comm. David* Gemmell. Air Station Commanding Officer, followed wilh remarks praising Petty Officer Reilly for not on]y his military accomplishments, but for his involvement with many local organizations, including the* Erma Volunteer Department. Training Center Cape May Fire Department, Cape May County Communications Van Committee as ,well as serving with the Patchogue Volunteer Fire

Department.

THE DEDICATION was held on the Coast Guard’s ^igist birthday, Comm.

'^Gemmell noted. "For 191 Borough manager An-

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Meritorious Service Medal was then presented to Mr. and Mrs. Reilly by Capt. Johanson, Chief of Coast Gua/d Engineering. A large bron’ze. plague dedicating the hangar in Petty. Officer Reilly's

honor, was unveiled.*

PROCLAMATION ^ECLARINC.. August as Month of Renewed Remembrance for U.S. Servicemen Still Held In Vietnam Is reviewed by Mayor Arinacost and Ad-

ministrator Bcdnarek.

'CAPE MAY - A 12,008,400 contract to‘construct a logistics suppbrt building at the Coast Guard Training Center here has been awarded to Schnable Associates Inc.,

Harleysville. Pa. Smith Trust Scholarships

ATLANTIC CITY - Guarantee Bank president and chairman of the board Joseph F. Brad way Jr. has announced recipients of the Elmer Smith Scholarship ~Trukt for 1981/82 as

follows:

Sieven E. Breuhig, Cheryl Lee -Brewer, Gregory Paul Buchanan, • Lauren' Anne Buchanan, MaryBettf Buchanan, JoKn Paul Cotilter, Robin.Lynn Endicott, Davld_ Lloyd Hadley, Johnathan'R. Harrison, Patricia Dorothy Hess. Kathleen M. Hogan, Albert J. Koll, James Franklfn Lutz, Loretta A. Magee. Marilyn Lydia Martin, Phyllis McPhillips, Richard L. Moretti, Elizabeth Ann Pickering. Elizabeth F. Reed, Dtivid Paul Reese, Antoinette Resye, Diane Sideravage, Timothy Station, Patricia Walsh, and Wendy Whit-

tington.

Remember Captive Servicemen

AVALON — Atthe recent work session of r the Avalon Borough Council, Mayor Ellsworth Armacost declared the^ononth. of August a timiLpf renewed remembranceior U.S. Servicemen still )feld in Viet-

nam.

drew Bednarek also announced that red Rjbbohs (emblem of Red Badge of Courage) will be available fn the Mayor’s office so that .local residents may dispray, their support by placingthe ribbons on cars, homes and clothing. Also availabldat the mayor's office are sample letters that

residents might wish to copy to send to their congressmen and senators. The two borough officials are looking forward to a display of total involvement for the 2,500 men who are still presumed alive, hut held captive in Viet-

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