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< From Page 15 » there Tuesday the® place was topsy-turvy and almost devoid of donations. The Women's Auxiliary members who ran the sale who were there when we were included: Janet Maher. wife of Commodore l.arry. Vice Commodore s wife Susan McDermott and wife of the voice from the Rear. Joanne Loeper. Janet Maher told us later they held Bag Day on the last day We thought it a great plan. Each person who comes during closing hours can buy a bag and fill it with leftovers for St.! Best way we've heard to clean up — both financially and aesthetically. They netted grand one grand, terrific! William Kis Galleries have issued invitations for an artist's champagne reception 7 to 9:30 p.m. Friday. The occasion is an opportunity to meet and view the works of watercolor painter Pearl Slobodian. a

member of the Philadelphia Watercolor Club. American Water- ' color Society-Associate and Woodmere Gallery among others. New location of the Ris Galleries is Second Avenue at 94th Street. CAPE MAY County Chamber of Commerce held its June luncheon in the Sandpiper Room, a private dining room at Golden Inn. Thursday, the 20th. Freeholder William E. Sturm was there and fielded questions from the floor knowledgeably when asked to comment. He felt Sec 236 of BOCA (Guide line for building inspectors! was a possible deterrent to administrative overkill in preservation of historic buildings We admire Sturm more each time we hear him speak. Bob Patterson, executive director of chamber, introduced Kathy Adams ( Miss Cape May County > of Ocean City as "One of our cover girls who made it." Kathy was a cover girl on Jersey Cape Vacation Guide as a child AFTER LUNCH most members prodceeded to the new welcome center at Seaville on Garden State Parkway where a reception was given for chamber members to inspect the facility. All kinds of literature and guides to local attraclions. immaculate rest rooms, a cool, comfortable place to brose and watch beckoning spots televised in color Pleasant. well informed hostesses Kathy Neil and Carol Cavileer will be on hand to aid new-comers and it might help to jot down phone number of the center for future use 624-1193. Formal opening will be July 12 at 11 with Governor Kean attending. THE DEATH of Ellsworth Armacost. mayor of Avalon from 1973 to 1983 June 19 in Tamerac, Fla., left us with a deep sense of personal loss. When we started writing this column five years ago he was a constant source of encouragement and ac curate information. He was a totally dedicated man. His dearest love was his wife, Marion P. Armacost. who founded the national Save The Turtle Movement His second was the Borough of Avalon and its residents Only those who knew him weil are aware of the time and money spent helping people or civic causes he believed in His wife was known to say of his mayoralty. "It's his most expensive hobby" It would be diffucult to name a board in the borough on which he did not at some time serve. He inlisted and worked with young people to preserve the dunes, he helped found the Avalon Resque Squad and the Bay Park Marina and donated the trees for the park at 74th Street which was dedicated to and named for his wife. His generosity was boundless, his accomplishments legion and his memory will live always in those he befriended

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