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GAPE. MAY - Bernard Wright of North Cape May, retired from Atlantic Refinery in Philadelphia, became commander of Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 82 during the annual Change of Watch Dinner, Jan 16 at the Officers Club aboard the U.S, Coast Guard Traiiiwig Ceritcf here Mr. Wright succeeds John T Lincoln, also' of North Cape May, as head of the Auxiliary, "headquartered on boathouse row at 39 Yacht Ave. here. Mel Ellis of Cape May, a retired insurance executive from Cherry Hill, was installed as vice commander - FOLLOWING fheir swearing in, the new com- . mander and vice commander received their official oath of office certificates and flotilla flags from Harry Juckett of Villas, incoming captain'of Auxiliary Div. 8. Mr. Juckett was among the list* of guests which

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Adm John Steinmetz. USCG (ret.) of Cape May. Cpt, William Russell, commander of the Training Center; Cmdr. IJavid Gemmell of Cape May Air Station; Lt Steven Brantner, commanding officer of Cape May Station; C\V4 Wayne ►Carlton of the Air Station and liaison for Auxiliaries in the Third District (Southern); John Richardson of Villas, outgoing captain of Division 8; Los BFeberbach Sr., newly elected commander of the Wildwood Auxiliary. DURING THE ceremonies, outgoing Cape May Flotilla Cmdr. Lincoln received both the Flotilla Flag and the past Div. Commander’s Flag. He, in turn, presented his successor on the Flotilla level with a large leatherlike bag for carrying the paperwork associated with the position. The bag waS hand decorated (by Mr. Lincoln and his. oldest daughter Beth) with the rtames of the new commander and past commanders from both the flbtilla and division, and the name of the flotilla’s only honorable life member. John Heikle of Cape May, a retired Coast Guardsman who became involved in the Auxiliary in the ’40s and was among those responsible for the acquisition of the Yacht Ave. headquarters. SOME so members, guests, and friends attended the ceremonies. During -the evening the various speakers noted the ne°d for an active Auxiliary, especially in current times during the bqlt tightening of Coast Guard allocations. One-third of the cases dispatched by the Coast Guard in this area are handled during the hectic summer season by the Auxiliary—a feat of no small proportions when it is considered that the U.S. Coast Guard out of Cape May is virtually tied with a unit in California as (he busiest search and rescue unit in the nation when it comes to aiding the commercial and, especially, recreational boating interests.

COURT HOUSE - The Advisory Council of the County Vocational Sbhgbls recently held Its winter, meeting, a buffet dinner at the Vo-Tech Center which featured a special display prepared by students in the Baking and Foods Occupations Programs. Following the dinner a general session and individual craft ebunsil meetings were con-

ducted.

Member^ were welcomed to by Daniel L. Money, principal of the Vo-Tech Center, who introduced Wilbur Kistler Jr., the new superintendent of Vocational Schools. AN OVERVIEW of the activities of Vocational Education Week, Feb. 8-11, was presented by Susan E. Smith, principal of the -'Career Center. James M. b’Hara, assistant principal, explained the responmmM

sibilities and expectations for the 1981-82 school year. The general session was complemented by small ...craft council group meetings with individual instructors in their respective shops. The craft fc councils continued their project of identifying and verifying skills for vocational pro- , grams. Each advisory craff council 4 member received a handbook'ariU a certificate of appointment from tfie board of education. Squaring Up 1 AVALON — The borough has started square darice lessons for adults and young adults at 7:30 p.m. the second, and fourth Wednesday at the Community Hall. There will be an admissions charges to cover expenses.

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