Wednesday, January 28, 1981

The Herald and The I .anlem

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Hearing Set On Condo

CAPE MAY-There will be a public hearing here* Feb. 10 on the proposal to build a 54-unit condominium on the site of the Windsor Hotel, which was destroyed in a spectacular blare in May 1979. The hearing will be a Coastal Area Facility Review Act (CAFRA) session and the public is invited to comment on the application. The hearing will be 11 a.m. in_ v city -hall auditorium. The Windsor Condominium is planned by developer Herbert Bamess, who was involved in the recent conversion of the nearby Seasport motel into a condominium now the 52tunit Tides, between Jackson and Decatur Sts. The Windsor property was formerly owned by a corporation headed by the Rev. Carl Mclntire.

Motel Asks Expansion

AVALON - The Zoning Board will consider an ap- . plication for Expansion of the Windrift Motel. 105 79th St., at its meeting Thursday, Feb. 5 in the meeting room at Borough Hall. The application, by Dilbet Inc., is to extend the existing building along the 79th'St. side. Formal action , is to be taken on the permit, according to Sandra A. Ridler, secretary of the board. -

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Kiik Adrllnl. H, of MO Peck* Beach Village. Ocean City. Jan 20 Sh* was a member of the First Presbyterian Church here Mark K. Allison. 68. of 701 Atlantic Ave . Ocean City. Jan 25 She was the owner and operator of the I-an-caster Guest House James I hi Hots Thompson. 50. of Dias Creek. Jan 22 He was a photographer for Berkebtle Studios in Elizabeth. N J Nrllr Q. Fo*. 89. of M Yacht Ave Cape May. Jan 19 She was a member %f the First Untied Methodist Church of Cape May Raymond E. Garrison. M. of 348 Asbury Ave . Ocean City. Jan 23 He was a retired supervisor for the Railway Mail Service Thomas P. Hamilton. 71. of 224 Oak Ave . Villas. Jan 21 He was a retired clerk for the Naval Engineering Center in Philadelphia ( alherlne M. Hunt, of 1424 Cadiz Ave. Coral Gabies. Fla. Jan 18 She was formerly of Shore Road. Ocean View 1.other H. hove. 76. of 906 Washington St, Cape May, Jan 18 He was a former musician, songwriter, and this city’* public events director Joseph L. Mattolta. 66. yf 4504 Pacific Ave . Wildwood. Jan 18 He was a professional photographer and a WorlH War II US Army veteran William J. McAndrew, 80, of 6800 Park Blvd , Wildwood Crest. Jan, 23 He taught in the Wildwood School System for 40 years William McDevItt. 75. of 614 Jef. ferson St.. Cape May. Jan 20 He was a member of Our Lady Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church Mina Morrison. 84. of Ocean City. Jan. 18 She was co-founder of the Morrison Real Estate firm Ruth E. Peterson. 73. of Cape May Court House. Jan 18 She was an attendant at the Woodbine State School for 14 years Arthur C. Rockefeller. 77. of IM E. Heather Road. Wildwood Crest. Jan. 20 He was a member of the Moose Lodge. North Wildwood Paul Kahresen. S. of 301 llth St , Stone Harbor. January 21 He was a bartender at Hahn's Restaurant and Fred's CltrlttlAe A. Shiver*. 65. of 12 Cedarwood Ave . Villas. Jan 24 She was bom in Philadelphia and resided here for the past four years Martin W. Wttor. 90 of 502 Gorham Ave.. North Cape May. Jan 23 He served In the VS. Navy during World War I Mary AKa WarreU. 97. of 138 9th St. Avalsn. Jan 23 She was bom in Beaverbrook. Pa and resided here for eight years

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