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CAFE MAY The’Con dominium Coach" begins a series of fouf free one hour / tours of the condominium • homes offered by the. Capes. Hennelly House and Victoria's Walk, during Victorian Weekepd. (>ct. 9

and If), in the Cily of Cape May. The coach is sponsored by Bailey and Bailey Realty. Inc., marketing consultant for these, examples of the melding of modern condominium living into Vic-

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torian architectural surroundings. THE COACH will begin the tours at 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday of the weekend that celebrates the significant Victorian history and architectural style of the city. The tours will begin at the Capers Condominium, Grant and Beach Drive; with passenger pick-up enroute aldhg Beach Drive, The coach, which will be identifiable during the tours by the* Bailey and Bailey Realty signs, is in fact the ‘‘MAC" trackless trolley which has graced the streets all summer. MARK ERIC Bailey. aty tour host, marketing consultant of Bailey and

CONDOMINIUM COACH tours of Cape May’s new condominium homes will begin at the Capers during Victorian Weekend. Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 10 and II. Host for tours will be Mark Bailey.

Bailey and a specialist in condominium development, noted that the tours will give participants an opporti^ity ot see first

hand the condominium homes of the Capers and Hennelly House and the site of the soon to be constructed Victoria's Walk.

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The Capers and Hennelly House have won awards for their unique combination of Victorian architecture and interior designs, Bailey said. "Both have received awards for their use of Victorian style architecture and interior designs and are the finest examples of modem 20th century living conveniences incorporated into the Victorian atmosphere and architecture that is Cape May.” Centennial Winds Up SEA ISLE CITY - The Centennial Committee wound up its activities recently with a final dinner meeting at The Deauville Inn. Mayor Dominic C. Raffa, Commissioners J. Alan Gaasert and William H. VanArtsdalen Jr. thanked the committee for its efforts on behalf of the City. cjanseRt praised the committee's work, noting that while other shore resorts were complaining of a lack of tourists, Sea Isle City did not have that problem, thanks in part, to the many events sponsored and run by the committee. "The Centennial Committee was composed of a small, but dedicated group of residents, volunteers, wtlhout whom none of our activities would have been possible,” Dick Aliiger, chairman of the committee, said. "Two of our achievements of which we are most proud were the publishing of the Centennial History Volume and the establishment of the City Historicfil Museum and Society." PRIOR TO disbanding, the committee voted to donate all surplus funds (about $5,000), ail donated old photos, artifacts and other memorabilia to the new City Historical Museum The museum will be housed in a garage building behind City Hall, made available by the Board of Commissioners. Renovation work on the old building will begin in the near future, and planned completion is by the opening of the 1983 summer season. City Historian Harriet Reardon has been named curator of the new museum by the Board of Commissioners.

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