Herald & Lantern 27 April '83

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MAYOR HONORKI) — Avalon Mayor Kl Is worth Armacost cuts cake at the testimonial dinner given in his honor last week. Hr was joined by his daughters. Mrs. Richard Mehring. left, and Mrs. Miiliam Volenick. holh of the Baltimore area.

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Those making High Honor Roll are Kathleen Bielli. Susan Church. Lauren Evoy. Meghan McPherson. Brad Pirn pmclla. Nicholas Rieser. dill Korupchak, Kirsten Merrill, Jenny Smith. Stephen Lewis. Pam Trim hie and Heather MacDonald Those on the Honor Roll are Krista Hughes. Jessica Newell. Tommy Bielli. Stephanie Eleshman. David Flick

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Armacost Feted On Retirement

AVALON - The Whitebrier Inn was the scene of a testimonial din ner in honor of Mayor Ellsworth Armacost as he retired after I7 years of service with the borough The last Id of those years he served as mayor Borough Administrator Andrew Bcdnarek and Councilman James Busha shared lhe honors as Masters of Ceremonies and County Treasurer Philip Matalueei was the guest speaker MATAU ( Cl NOTED the mayor's outstanding dedication, service and love for the bdrough It was also noted thal both the mayor and his w ife Marion served the borough jointly when Marion was alive, as the "First Couple" of the borough Upon Mrs. Armacost s death, the borough renam ed the 74th Street Park “Marion P Armacost Park" and several trees will be planted in the mayor's honor by various civic groups A flag and flag pole will lx- erected by the borough near the Marion Armacost fountain 'ARMACOST. IN his remarks, noted all those present and many people he has served and been associated with during his years as a commissioner and mayor He and others

recalled the many times he was seen riding a tractor while helping' clean the beaches, riding through town to pickup trash thal had blown into the street, or in general checking on “his" town, before the Public Works people started their day Because of the mayor's particular interest and association with the Public Works Department the new Public Works Department building will have a cor nerstone plaque dedicating the building in his honor Joining in the celebration were his daughters. Mrs Emmy Lou Volenick and Mrs Marell Mehring, who made and decorated two cakes for all to enjoy at the dinner Paying tribute with citations, proclamations, plaques and gifts were Sen James Hur-ley . A s s c m b I y m a n Jos e p h Chinnici. Assemblyman and Wildwood Mayor (iuy Muziani, Freeholder direc tor and North Wildwood M a y or Anthony t\ Calanoso. Freeholders' Ralph Evans and (Jerald Thornton, Ocean (TtyMayor Jack Bitner. Avalom Council persons Raymoncr (»ray Jr Rachel Sloan. Grace Kenne and Jeanette Glazier Borough organizations and services were

represented by Police Chief Joseph Foley. Rescue Squad Chief Terry Kipp. Fire Chief Richard Dean. Home and Land Owners President Thomas McKct trick. Women s Republican Club Mary Fallon and Democratic Club Jeannette Glazier. I-lilies Fire Aux diary. Lois Scarpa. Civic and Garden Club. Marjorie Jones. Avalon School Board, Carmen Scarpa. Environmental com mis sum, Yvonne Balenger. Planning Board. Dick Light. Zoning Board. William I idler and Yacht club and Chamlwr of Com mercc, Ernie Yarborough

Beach Safely Lonlest Set CAPE MAY In conjunction with Beach Safety Week, to lx- observed May 2H June :t, the city's Beach Patrol Benevolent Assn is sponsoring a poster contest for qrea 4th, fjth. and fith gradtj pupils Posters may not exceed 17 by 22 inches Winners will be'announced Sunday. May 2!* Firsi prize w ill In- a Sum C S Savings Bond, se eond a $.'>ii bond, and third a $ir> savings account in an area bank Deadline lor completion of the |>oslers is May 211 Buz/ Mogck. supermlen dent ol I leaches, will pick up entries al (he schools

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