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C.G. Officer Bows Out With Honors

Bv SN ROBERT OREM CAPE MAY - Some Coast ies get out after four years. Some stay for eight or 10. A few. however, find that the humanitarian misfj sion and high ideals of the f. Caost Guard are consistent with their character and 5 lhat the trials and tributary tions sometimes enfj countered in military life / are well worth enduring. J For these people T| perseverance pays off in fi the kind of adventurous, # diverse lifestyle that others J dream about. m One such person was "a honored at a sepciai inspec- ■ tion and retirement J ceremony held at the Coast 7 Guard Training Center A here last Wednesday when C Cmdr. Edward V. McGuire J retired after 21 years of 1 service. A CMDR. MCGUIRE is a C native of Weehawken. NJ. M He graduated from the # Coast Guard Academy in A 1964. His first assignment % was as deck watch officer »j on the Cutter SfORIS, in f Kodiak. Alaska. A Since then he has served S as operations officer and J navigator on the Cutter f TANEY, executive officer t of a 180-foot ocean-going S bouy tender, and as comj manding officer of the f ocean-going bouy tender. 4 and as commanding officer 5 of the ocean-going tender 1 PA PA W in Charleston. S C. f. His shore assignments i have included Long Beach. ] Calif. . where he was rescue | coordinator and assistant r. chief of the search and

rescue branch, a tour at Governor's Island. N Y., as chief of all new construction. Also, even a tour in Tokyo. Japan, as the engineer responsible for repair, maintenance, and new construction for five LORAN-C Stations in Japan and the Marinas. Most recently he served as the chief of the Facilities Engineering Divisional the Recruit Training Center in Cape May. McGuire's awards and medals include the Coast Guard Commentation Medal, the* Coast Guard Achievement Medal. Unit Commendation, and the National Defense Service Medal. MCGUIRE HOLDS a bachelor's degree with honors in Mechanical Engineering and is a graduate of the University of Illinois. He has three children. Matthew. 16. Kevin. 13. and Ellen. 9. Following retirement McGuire and his wife Mary will reside in Court House. He will assume the position of executive director of the Wetlands Institute in Stone Harbor and will continue to work with the firm of McGuire & Vence Engineering located in Court House He and his wife plan to do as much sailing as possible in their 22-foot Dovekie as time and weather permit

Jnal Photo by Dennis Hubbard RETIREMENT HONOR — Cmdr. Edward McGuire. executive officer of Coast Guard Training Center, Cape May. receives meritorious Service Medal from Capt. Jon C. L'ithol. commanding officer of center, at special ceremony.

3 Needed: I Hosts for i Students 1 Host families are urgent - ly needed for 20 teenage r boys from France who will i 1 arrive July 26 for a four I week visit The program is i sponsored by Nacel i f Cultural Exchanges, a non1 profit organization which i l has the official approval of i ' the French government. ( r and is widely supported by S French teachers in the ; I United States and by j . English teachers in r France . The host family is asked , I to provide room and board . along with a typical -t r American famjly ex- i | perienee The French ] I parents provide transpor- j a tation. insurance and j r pocket money There is an ] I opportunity for teenagers j of American host families a to live with a family in r France next summer if a they wish. f Anyone interested in par a ticipating in this program L is asked to contact the I Nacel area coordinators: I Charles and Katherine I Taylor. 107 Alston Court. I New Castle. Del 19720. I phone (302 ) 328-1870. Ends His Basic WILDWOOD - Army National Guard Pvt. Stephen L. Jones, son of James E. Jones Jr. of Philadelphia and Gloria E Jones of 117 W Baker Ave., here has completed basic training at Fort Dix.

Booster buttons For Cape COURT HOUSE - "I Love Cape May County-' buttons are now available for sale at the county Chamber of Commerce Information Centers on the Garden State Parkway in Court House and Seaville. The new county promotion and souvenir buttons a "Heart Shape" to denote the word "Love." They sell for 75 cents each • and are already a popular item with button collectors. The information centers are open daily seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m The Court House Center is at mile post 11 on the Parkway at Crest Haven The Seaville Center located in the Parkway Area at milepost

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