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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, November 12, MM

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ONLY THE SHELL of • home remains following the tyaie that firefighters battled for five hoars. Wind Fans Blaze

CAPE MAY - Some 50 firetnen from three departments fought a 40 mph northwest wind and a fire with a headstart early Tuesday morning which destroyed a large summer home two blocks from the beachfront here. According to Fire Chief Wister Dougherty, the fire had probably burned undetected for quite a while before the 1:45 a.m. alarm. Tlie blare which may have begun in a space heater, burned out the living room and foyer floors, the flames fanned through a large open area beneath the 2Mi

story cedar shake structure at 1010 New York Ave. Dougherty said it was the strongest wind he ever encountered fighting a fire, and that West Cape May volunteers were called immediately to provide a “wall of water” for adjacent properties. Cape May Point volunteers also aided the local firefighters while firement from Town Bank stood by. The fire wasn't "closed out" until 6:30 a.m. The home is owned by Chase Ridgely and was last occupied this past weekend.

Final Action Thurs. On Land Buy

AVALON — Borough Council President, Phillip Judyski has announced that on the agenda for the Nov. 13 meetinf will be final reading and action on the ordinace providing for the $2,35 million purchase of the backbay marina parcel. There will be no public comment before the vote since four public hearings have already been held. Also on the agenda will be a resolution to extend the date to Dec. 15 for obtaining permits for sidewalks, curbs and driving aprons, along with resolutions: - opposing the Shore Protection Master Plan; - trash collection contracts; - thesaleof lots; - the transfer of funds for I960 appropriations and -

authorization to prepare bids for equipment and supplies and services for 1961. Borough clerk Virginia Oler has also announced that at 10 a.m. November 22, the borough will place on sale at public auction 38 bicycles and several pieces of jewelry. The sale will take place in the Police Garage directly behind the Police Building. Turkey Unit ELMER — The Southern Chapter of the N.J. Wild Turkey Federation will have its first meeting at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 18 at the Masonic Temple on Rt. 40 in this Salem County Community.

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