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Henry G. Blum. 83. of Slone Harbor. Nov. 18. He owned Henny's Restaurant until retirement in 1971. He spent summers here from 1932 until 1948 when he moved permanently to the area. James J. Burns, of Cape ' May. Nov. 12. A house painter, he spent his entire life in this area. He was a member of Our Lady Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church Anthony Dennison Sr., 79. of Wildwood Crest. Nov. 20. Past president of the Wildwood Kiwanis, he was a charter member and honorary life member of the Knights of Columbus Council 2572 of Woodwood. He was an honorary life member of the Monsignor Moroney General Assembly. 4th Degree. Knights of Columbus. Irene A. llevener. 64. formerly of Wildwood, Npv. 16 in Eustis. Fla. She made her home in Wildwood until moving to Florida in 1978. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star in Wildwood. Florence M. iluber. 82. of Ocean View. Nov. 21. Born in Philadelphia, she was a

local resident for two decades. William F. James. 55, of Court House. Nov. 17. He served in the Air Force for 21 years, retiring in 1969 as a staff sergeant. He was employed at the Billrica Wood Fabricators in Billrica. Mass.. and the Linolex Systems 'Division of 3M Inc. He once owned a pet shop in Wilmington. Mass. Calvin Jordan Jr., 72. of Rio Grande. Nov. 17. Formerly of Wildwood and Erma, 'he was a retired auto mechanic for t^e Coast Guard Training Center. He operated a lawnmower repair shop and belonged to the local volunteer fire company. He was a member of several antique auto clubs. Dorothy T. Kafigian. of Lower Township. Nov. 17. A resident of Upper Darby. Pa. until a decade ago when she moved here, she was a member of J.R. Miller Presbyterian Church of Upper Darby A. Evelyn Mawhinney. 91, of Ocean City. Nov. 20. A local resident for 34 years, she was the wife of the late Judge John A.

Mawhinney. former judge of Common Pleas Court No. 3, Philadelphia. She belonged to St. Peter's United Methodist Church Michael Michaels. 63. of Marmora. Nov. 15. A resident of Tacoma. Wash, before moving to this area 12 years ago. he was employed at Cody's General Store in Upper Township Hubert Lee Nichols. 63, of Middle Township. Nov. 20. The retired proprietor . of the Harbor Furniture Co.. he was a member of the Tabernacle Methodist Church. A local resident for 22 years, he was born in High Point. N.C. Julia Oleksiak. 89. of Cold Spring. Nov. 17 Born in Poland, she lived here for eight years after moving from Passaic. She was a member of the Polish National Catholic Church. Howard Palmer Sr.. 74, of North Wildwood. Nov. 21. A local resident for 56 years, he served with the Coast Guard for 12 years. Later, he was employed by the New Jersey Natural Gas Co. from which he retired. I.eonidas Kamoundos. 29. of North Wildwood. Nov. 15 of auto injuries. Born in Greece, he served in the U.S. Army and was employed as a cook at the Ocean View Restaurant in Cape May. He belonged to St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in North Wildwood. Shirley L. Storms. 64. of Wildwood Crest. Nov. 18. She owned and operated Locke's Store at Rio Grande and Pacific avenues in Wildwood for many years. In recent years, she worked for the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce. Violet Wescott. 73. of Cold Spring. Nov. 16. A lifelong resident of Cape May County, she was employed for eight years by the Borden Food Co., the Snow Canning Division. Sylvester Williams. 46, of Whiteboro, Nov. 18. Born in Knoxville. Tenn., he lived in York. Pa.

Hurricane Loss Loans Available COURT HOUSE - Offices are open here Tuesday and Wednesday of this week for applications for loans from the Small Business Administration to rectify losses from Hurricane Gloria. Applications can be made at the Emergency Operating Center in the basement of the County Library. Mechanic Street 9 a.m. -I p.m. Wednesday. Applications will also be received at the Disaster Area Office. Small Business Administration. 15-01 Broadway, Fair Lawn. N.J. 07410. For loans based on physical damage, application can be made until close of business Jan. 20. 1986, and for economic injuries until Aug. 20. 1986. Enterprise Zone Bill Approved TRENTON - Assemblymen Joseph Chinnici and Guy Muziani announced last week that the General Assembly had approved a bill that clears the way for the cities of Vineland and Millville in Cumberland County to qualify as a joint Urban Enterprise Zone The bill. A-4055, received final approval in the Assembly 67 to 0 and was sent to Gov. Thomas Kean for consideration. A state authority last month approved Vineland and Millville for joint enterprise zone designation, pending the passage of A-4055. GOP Meeting CAPE MAY - The regular meeting of the Republican Club, in the VFW Building. Club House Lane, will be held 8 p.m. Tuesday. Dec. 10.

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