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Thursday. June 7,1979

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(Continued from Page 1) noticed by the Mayor. But. Armacost insists on stressing the positive in his campaign while downplaying opposition attacks •I have done the best I can. Every knock’s a boost,” Armacost said of his detractors attempts to discredit him Armacost feels his six years mayoral and 12vears Borough government experience will do much to ease the transition of Avalon’s government to the Mayor-Council form. Pointing to past achievements, the mayor said he has made great strides in improving the Borough's streets, street lighting and TVS acquisition and improvement of the sewer plant Armacost’s eight top priorities for a new term if elected are: -Insure a smooth transition to the new Mayor-Council form of government and get the new administration funBridge Winners STONE HARBOR - Results of the Stone Harbor Duplicate Bridge Club *on May :I0 were: North-South 1. June Fances and Jean Baker; 2. Sally and Fred Raach, 3. Jane ami Bert Graff; 4. Helen Riley and Jane Starr; 5. Claire Menge and Vernice Caprio. East-West l. Adrienne Brooks and Henry Buchianico; 2. Carolyn Eldon and Peg DuPlicki; 3. Dorris Barker and Eugene Fisher; 4. Helen Bird and Betty Slano; 5. Florence Hansen and Ed Bayer.

ctioning properly in cooperation with the new Council and the new Administrator. -Alleviate flooding through improved drainage at various locations in Avalon. -Rebuild the Boardwalk for safety and convenience. -Insist on dredging of the back bay and inlet by the responsible state and federal agencies. -Restore the seawall and maintaih the beach, dunes and other protections against storms and Hooding. -Continue beautification of Avalon. -Upgrade Borough streets with a systematic maintenance program. -Build the Borough's economy to help keep taxes down. There are a number of other projects I've already started which need to be . pursued with the cooperation of ' Council during the coming term.” Armacost added. In addition. Armacost says he will strive to retain Avalon's character as a home resort. "Together. 1 am v confident we can achieve these priorities and provide the high quality of government which the people of Avalon deserve.” the mayor concluded.

Avalon Bridge Winners AVALON - Avalon Recreation Bridge winners for June 1 were: Anna Booth 6860; Alice Buch 5500; Chas Joe hem 4920.

Kktk'A-.. - — VENERABLE SENIOR Stone Harbor Senior President. Mrs. Vernis Filbert receives the Chamber of Commerce Senior of the Year award from Chamber President Glenn A. Townley. Armacost Urges Turnout

AVALON — Mayor Ellsworth Armacost is urging all voters in the Hvough to turn out for the special run-off election Tuesday, June 12. The veteran Mayor stressed that Tuesday's run-off "is the final, and perhaps the most important decision” the voters have had to make in a year long transition to a new Mayor-Council form of government. To assist citizens in understanding and working - with the new system, the Mayor has issuetl a helpful brochure describing the role of the Mayor, five member Council and Administrator in the new government. The brochure, entitle "YOU and Avalon's NEW Mayor-Councij Government." also lists more than 50 telephone numbers which residents will find helpful in secruing assistance in the Borough. Armacost also publised

his own telephone number and wrote a note on the flyer stating: "if at any time you are unable to get any reasonable action you need through normal channels. I want you tocall me personally so I can try to help " ‘We deserve responsive, eftjcient, honest, productive and economical government in Avalon, and I’ll do my best to produce it." the Mayor said., Local residents needing assistance to and from the polls Tuesday, regardless of their selection of candidates, contact

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Avalon Bridge Winners AVALON - Avalon Recreation Bri(|ge Results for May 25 were; 1st Jack Dunlap 5900 ; 2nd Grace Wingert 5330 ; 3rd Bob Armstrong 5070.

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