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Wildflowei s Are Program Subject

WEST CAPE MAY - The Cape May Geographic Society's slide program, entitled "Wildflowers of the Northwest" will be presented by Gil Cavileer 8:30 p.m tomorrow at the Municipal Building on Broadway

Cavileer is one of Cape May County's foremost ^ botanists He has led wildf lower walks or workshops for the Cape f May Geographic Society and the Wetlands Institute ) Gil is also an all-around naturalist and in this pro i j

gram will present an overall impression of the Pacific Northwest, the fruit of four trips he has made to the northwest It will highlight western Washington, Oregon, northwestern California, and the northwest corner of Nevade. CAVILEER HAS studied and enjoyed the natural world all his life, staring at the age of 12 when he subscribed to Nature Magazine and has con tinued despite interruptions like school, the army, and work. For 20 years Cavileer was a bird bander in New Jersey ; he was involved in "Operation Recovery" in the early 1960 s. He worked for the Conservation Corps at age 23 as a "smoke

chaser" in the forested mountains of the Idaho panhandle at the Coeur D'Alene National Forest. For 30 years Cavileer earned his living as a boat builder, clam digger, and fisherman in Port Republic, in the heart of the Pine Barrens. NOW LIVING in Cape May County, Cavileer is an active botanist and conservationist in the area His latest ongoing project is to complete a "plant list" for The Nature Conservancy's Cape May Migratory Bird Refuge at South Cape May Meadows. Admission to the program is free to members of the Geographic Society Non-members are invited to attend for a nominal donation.

Sun Tan Tourney On for 5th Time

By MARK SOIFER j OCEAN CITY - No one expected Ocean City's Miscellaneous Sun Tanning Tournament to last more than a year. Purists scoffed at its non-conformist categories such as "Best Left Arm Tan" for the driver who never gets to the beach but is able to dangle his or her left arm from the car window. Columnists wrote snide asides about the "Golden Dome Award" for best tan-

s' ned bald head and the $ "Count Dracula Division." ? for palest person Judges > took to squabbling among themselves about whether - the "Best Tanned Soles of i Feet" really belonged in a t sun tanning tournament or t a circus side show. DESPITE THE con > troversy and bickering, the j > city will present its 5th An- ' i nual Miscellaneous Sun Tanning Tournament 1 ■ p.m. tomorrow in front of i the Music Pier, Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace. A record number of entrants, over 200, will compete for medals and a bevy of miscellaneous prizes, like miniature loving cups left $ over from last year's Baby Parade. * Among the other categories are "Best T Shirt Tan," which includes face, neck and arms only, "Best Tanned Back of Neck", "Palest Ring Finger ", Whitest A Knuckles", "Designs' (for \ weirdos who paste cut-outs Aon their bodies and then sit ( out in the sun). Miscellaneous Cateory", for anybody who has anything else the^ would like to show within the bounds of propriety and "Best Over-all Tan" for (he traditionalists A HIGHLIGHT of the afternoon is the singing of ^ "You Are My Sun Tan, My Ony Sun Tan, You Make Me Happy When Skies Are Gray, etc " Onlookers are led through four verses accompanied by the "Sun Shine Boys Banjo Band," Bill Bruestie. vocalist The official entry form emphasizes that this contest is for everyone; all one needs is a "wejl -tanned, J semi-tanned or un tanned body and plenty of savvy, moxie, chutgzpah and a willingness to display your tan to thousands ." There is no entry fee and contestants may register up to the day of the event at the Music Pier For information contact the Public Relations Department, City Hall, Ocean City, 08226 PWP Dance PLEASANTVILLE - Chapter 181, Parents Without Partners, holds an open fund-raiser dance the second Friday of each month 8 p.m.-i a m at Adam's Apple, Black Horse Pike, here. For further information, ~~ call 390-1255 or 927-0787 _ See Coupon Per 50$ ! OFF I On Classified Page I

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