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4B Fort Lauderdale News, Tuesday. May 6. 1980 MAILINGS-LISTS RESIDENTIAL 1 PROFESSIONAL DDA favors downtown site Developers keen on museum Lettershop Service! BUSINESS LOCAL STATE NATIONAL: CARPET BY WORLD 100 NYLON loctxoita sasssaw Complete consider damn near anything for that parcel, but proposing a museum won't necessarily get a developer the land." Barnett hopes it does. "I see a wonderful marriage here between the city and a developer," he said. "The community appears to want some sort of public use on that parcel," combined with private venture.

By latching on lo plans by private developers, Barnett said, a museum could be constructed more quickly than anyone ever expected. -Chase said yesterday. he may be submitting development plans to the DDA for the downtown tract within six weeks. "We see no problems in putting up a museum," Chase said. "Just how it is done is a matter of economics.

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Lauderdale, FL 763-2327 fa In March, the DDA voted 4-3 to allow that tract to be used as an office complex. Previously it had been restricted to tome type of civic or retail use. Lochrie, the lone dissenting voice in last week's vote, said yesterday the museum shouldn't be located on the downtown parcel because an office-retail complex is enough. There are other possible sites for a museum in downtown, Lochrie said, calling last week's vote "a continuation of efforts to prevent full use" of the land. Lochrie said he considers "full use" to be construction of an office-retail center.

Some DDA members have been strongly opposed to having an office building on the prime downtown tract. "Instead of calling for a mixed use (oh the tract), it would have made more sense for the DDA to give the museum an option (to buy) on a portion of the parcel," he said. But DDA Chairman Charles Palmer disagrees. Instead, he said, Barnett, by working closely with Chase and representatives of Olympia York, a Canadian developer, could save the DDA time in developing the downtown parcel. "What Elliott (Barnett) is trying to do is relieve some of the pain and suffering" of development, Palmer said.

"He is working on putting together a balanced package of development," trying to match up the museum's needs with a developer's intention, he added. Palmer, who served on the museum' board until recently, said, "What the DDA has said is that it will 3422 W. BROWARD BLVD. 135 S.W. ST, POMPANO TO I VI ARS TO At i Divorce LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Or RECEIPT OF APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT AIR POLLUTION SOURCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The Florida Departrrwnf of Environmental Regu lation has received an application tor a permit to construct A Pathological Incinerator aouroa of air pollution al 2070 Qnffin Road.

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said Chase "was all for the idea" of locating the museum downtown. Last month, following Barnetts recommendation, the art museum's board of trustees abandoned plans to construct a $5.1 million facility near the beach. The museum attempted for several months to secure a $3.6 million loan from the city's Police and Fire Pension Board, but in March finally was turned down. Since then, Barnett has led a scramble to find a new site for a museum. The museum, currently in cramped quarters on East Las Olas Boulevard, is so short of space it must keep 90 percent of its art collection in storage.

In early April, about the time the museum gave up on obtaining funding for a beachfront facility, Barnett came to the DDA and asked for help in finding a location. Last the DDA voted 6-1 to encourage developers to include plans for a museum in their proposals to build on the 2.3 acres, currently the site of a downtown park. MOORE Kvcrelt Moore. as. of 264 NE 1 1 Street.

Delray Beach, died Sunday. May 4 Mr Moore had been a resident here lor the past 21 years coming from Newark. Ohio He was a member ol Masonic Lodge No 7 A and Order ol the Eastern Star No. 3ns. Newark.

Ohio. Lite member in the National Hum Neal Priest Post No. 4141 (aaon United Methodist Chun-It and ononorary member Masonic Lodge No 171 F4A and Order Kaslern Star No 77. Delray Beach Survived by hi wile. Klma ol Delray.

two ton. Kenneth ol Lake Semino. tia and Ralph ol Ashland. Ohio: three daughters, Margaret Dickerson. F.velyn Goldsmith and Virginia iWalker) Helyea all ol Delray Beach.

18 grandchildren. 23 great-grandchildren and one nephew Masonic services will be held 8 pm. Today, at the MACK STKPHKNSON FlNrJUL HOME. IMM South Dixie Highway. Lantana.

with Delray Masonic Lodge No 171 FtA officiating Funeral services will be held 2pm Wednesday, at the ason I mint Methodist Churc Delray Beach with Hever-end 4' Durward MrDonnel officiating Prienda may call today Irom 2 4 and 7- m. at the luneral home, and Wedneaday from 1 until service time at the church. Committal services will bo held at the Delrav Beach Cemetery conducted by O'Neal Priest Post No. 4141 VFW Those who wish may make contributions lo ihe Heart Fund NICOLS Albert NicoU. 77, of 702 NK Street.

Fort luderdale, panted away Sunday at Holy Crust. Hospital A resident here fiv yearn from New York. Veteran ol with the II Army Survived by his brother. Juph Micols of Boerne. lter, Adele Srharr of North Bellmora, tong Island, two ncu-es.

two nephew and one grand netre, bv AIH( HII.D NORTH KfcDKKAL Kl'NKHAL HOME AND (HtMATORY REMSBERG l.uther 8. Nemsberg. 79, 4800 West Broward Boulevard. Plantation, paiuied away Monday at his residence. A pioneer retiidenl of thin area, moving here in IU2.L from Middletown.

Maryland He wait a former Broward County commissioner, a member if ihe Kort Lauderdale Country Club, the BP OK hlks Nn Ifl7 of Fort Lauderdale Survived by his wife. Mildred Rrmsberg of Plantation, one on. Hruee A HemNberK. Plantation: two daughter June Brumbaugh. Fort Lauderdale.

Sharon R. Mar-able, ot Vera Beach; one brother. Bruce RerrwburR Hraddock HciKhb, Maryland; one sister, Charlotte Heeder. Frederick. Maryland, eight ftrandchildren: three great grandchildren: two neices.

and five nephewtt Funeral ftervleen will he 10 a Wedneu-day al JORDAN -FANNIN FUNERAL DIRECTORS Uin Olat Chapel. Friendv may call al the Funeral Home. 7 lo p.m. Tuesday Interment will be in the Lauderdale Memorial Park. REYNOLDS Irene B.

Hevnolds. 74. ol 49 Havenwood Drive, Pompano Beach, died Monday. Came to the South Florida area in 173 from Detroit, Mich. Survived by husband.

John of Pompano Beach; two daughters, Reynolds. Mrs. John Turner both of Boca Raton: tour sisters. Mrs. Dorothy Muguira, Mrs.

Mickey Wahl. Miss Eleanor Johnson, and Mrs Ruth Avelar. one brother, Frank Johnson all of Michigan: seven grandchildren. Cherle, Patti, John Theresa. Christopher and Erin Turner, Stephen Castro.

Wake services 8pm Wednesday, at ROBERT i. BABIONE FUNERAL HOME. Bora Raton. Funeral mass I Thursday, St. Joan of Arc Church.

Burial Boca Raton Cemetery. Friends may call 1-4 und 7-9 pm Tuesday and Wednesday. SACCHETTI Louis Raymond Saccnettl, 74. of 421 SE I Avenue Pompano Beach, died Monday at a Fort Lauderdale Hospital Mr-Racchettt came lo Pompano Beach ten years ago from the Chicago area Be was a member of St. Coleman Catholic Church.

Ha is survived by his wile. Rose: two sons. Frank of Miami and Raymond ot Pompano Beach; two brothers, Joseph of Kobe Sound, Fl. and Julio of Chicago, II two sisters. Rose Callabraro and Antoinette Logue both ol Chicago: lour grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

A rosary will be recited at 7 30 pm Wednesdav. al the It. JAY KRAEER POMPANO BEACH FUNERAL HOME Mass will be said at 10 a Thursday, at Coleman Catholic Church Friends may call from J-4 and 7-9 m. Wednesday, at the funeral home. SMITH Annabelle Smith.

69, of 300 West Royal Palm Road. Boca Raton, died Monday Arrangements pending by the R. JAY KRAEER BOCA RATON FUNERAL HOME. 395-1800. 1 STETSON George Stetson.

83. of 2835 NK 28 Avenue. -Lighthouse Point, died Sunday. Mr. Stetson came lo Lighthouse Point 12 years ago from Middletown.

Ct. where he had been associated with the Valley Oil Company of Portland. Ct. retirering as vice president, treasurer and general manager. He was a member ol the First Church of Christ Congregational.

Portland. The Gold Coast Shrine Club. The Middlelown. The West Harford Chapter No. 53 BAM.

Riverside Lodge No. 862 Middletown. Columbia Counsel No. 9 Middletown. Ct The Spins Temple, New-ington, past president of the Rotary Club of Middletown.

He is survived by wife, Viola: daughter, Mrs. Suzanne Shown of St. Helena two grandchildren: and one great-grandchild. Memorial services will be held at the First Church of Christ Congregational Portland. Contributions mav be made lo the Guide Dogs for the Blind Inc.

PO. Box 1200. San Rafael. Cal 94902. Local arrangements bv the R.

JAY KRAEER SAMPLE ROAD FUNERAL HOME. WILD Allan Wild. 73. ol 2358 NE 29 Street. Lighthouse Point, died Sunday morning at Cypress Community Hospital.

Pompano Beach. He was a resident here for 19 years coming from New York. He was chief engineer of the Independence. American Export Line at the time of his retirement. Memorial services will be held at a later date Funeral services Private.

R. JAY KRAEER SAMPLE ROAD FUNERAL HOME lxl Sounds tine rmjltipllcaliori? Guess again. It newspaper talk for a one column by 1-inch ad. Too email to be noticed? You're reading this one! By James J. Hobman Huff Wrilrr Two major developers who are competing for the right to build on a key tract in downtown Fort Lauderdale are Interested in including an art museum in their plans, according to museum Director Elliott Barnett.

Barnett said he discussed the museum idea with developers David Chase and Olympia York Inc. a month before the Downtown Development Authority voted to encourage developers to include, plans for a museum in their proposals for the last tract of available land in the redevelopment area. Barnett said the developers are more than Interested in Including a museum in their plans for the tract. But DDA member Robert Lochrie is warning developers "might figure the way to get their hands on that parcel is by striking a good deal with the museum." "We're almost telling developers that without plans for a museum, they can't have the land," Lochrie said, adding that he feared the museum would become an unwanted "third party" in negotiations between the DDA and developers. Barnett, former DDA general counsel, several weeks ago asked Deaths ANDRESEN Jortf-n Rem An4rvn, of ISii NortrwH 24tb ouri.

Fort Ltu4tTtfMte tnd Mur-kcgon, Michigan, nuckfc-nlv on Sunday. May 4. mt Astorp. Sweden. Formerly frum Cleveland, Onto, be President tfnd founder of both HOI Sfc OF DANSK.

INC and IMiH RMTt KK f'KNTKR. INC. and was on a nndiiidvian Dusina trip (or both rorporattom He i Mrvived bv hit wife, Mary Und (Mulder! An- drewn. daughters. Uj Lind and Ingnd Ltnd Ao-dreten all of fort Lauderdale, and hu mother.

Eli Andresen of Copenhagen. Memorial plana are in- romptete at (his time BIDWELL Or Bidwtll. 7. ol US SW 10 Strati. Fort died at his reiVntf Mnnday evening in BriKkloti Miction and came hrra years jo train Brighton.

Survived by wile Juaniur mm. Ridwrll Jr at California. Charles Lyman Hidwrll ol Mi(ian. Allen Koberson of Hollywood. i grandi tiildrrn.

ui great grandrbildren. brirtticrs. rtalpn Bidwell ol MichiRjit Carl Bidwell ol lorida, sisters, Mr Gordon Wrlnn. Mr Vern Morgan. Mr Lea Strauaa all ol Mit-higan Mmmir wvtn Wcdnr-rfav.

al I at the Bi.A KBl KN NKBAL HOME CHAPKL wiU interment to lollov. Thurdav morning 10 in, at Uiudrrdale Memorial I'ars Cemetery DALBY Arnold A Dalby. 79. ol 1I0 NW 4 Avenue, Port l-auoVrdalc. patted away Sunday at Holy Cross tloKpilal A renutenl lM yam Irom Luna.

Island. Survived by list wile. Tordis. brother, Itn harrt Ilalby ol Battle Creek. Iowa; two sitters, Maria lederien bl Denmark.

Ruth Nielaen ol lulamorada. Kl, grandson Christopher Jones ol Norlhport. Long Inland. granddaughter. Kuth Zen of Vegas.

Nevada Arrangements bv MIRTH rtllhrUL Nr AL HOME AND CREMATORY. DALLAS Hurrielte Dallas. 85. of 2M8 NW HI Avenue. Margate, died Sunday, folluwing an attended illness.

She cainc to this area from Belmont, She was a member ol Cokeabury tinned Methrsllst Church Margate, and 'the Margate Women's Club. She la survived by her husband. Alexander Funeral services will be 8 pm Tuesday, al the R. JAY KKAKr MARtiATK HNHRAL IIOMK, followed by cremation. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-8 pm Tuesday, at the funeral home.

Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice for the Gold 'oast DRAPER Clarence (Pete) Draper, 67, of 711 Avenue Chau-mont. Delray Beach, and formerly of Moorestown, died Saturday. May S. 1M0, at Bethesda Memorial Hospital. Boynton Beach.

He la survived by hu wife, bather of Delray Beach, son. John of Tacoma. daughter. Mrs. Robert Spena of I'ompano Beach, two grandchildren; and two brothers.

James Draper of Marlton. J. and Gerald Draper ot Camden. Memorial funeral services will be held Saturday, 10 a May 10. at St Paul a Fpiscopal Church.

IJclray Beach. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or Bethesda Memorial Hospital OHKK IHKLANU POTTER Fl NF.RAL HOME. Delray Beach, HUBBARD Myrtle Hubbard. 80. ol 4b5u SW 25 Terrace.

Fort Lauderdale, passed away Monday, May 5 SI Is survived by her daughter, Dorothy OOrady of Laudc rhill: James and Judy and lour grandchildren. Colleen Hullon, Leslie Clemens. James and Brian I. r.nly Friends mav call 2 4 and p.m. Wednesday al BOYD'S UNIVERSITY DRIVE CHAPEL.

Hosary Wednesday, at 7 30 pm. Servlres will be Thursday al II a m. at St. Maurice Catholic Church. Interment will he in New Jersey.

JOHNSON leonard A Johnson, of 284 SW III Street. Fort Lauderdale, passed away Monday at a local nospt. tal Mr. Johnson came to this area 20 years ago Irom Chicago, II He Is survived by his wife. Faye; daughters.

Mrs Rebecca Merriman. Mrs. Mellrida Woods both of Fort Lauderdale; sons. Dennis A. of Wisconsin.

Wesley of Fori Lauderdale, William J. Creel ol Fort Lauderdale, Steven Whittaker of Cincinnati. Ohio, sisters. Mrs. Shirley Keel ol Fort liiderdale.

Mrs Norma Mueller ol Missouri and su grandchildren Friends may call at the funeral homo on Wednesday. 7-9 pm. Servlres will be held at 8 pm. with Reverend Carter Miller of Lauderdale Community Church officiating. In lieu of flowers, family requests contributions be made to the Cardiovascular Lab Educational Fund in care ol Broward (lencral Medical Center, 1800 S.

Andrews Avenue. Fort Lauderdale Arrangements by JENNINUS FUNERAL HOME. 2211 Davie Boulevard. Fori KENWORTHY Marjorie Kenworthy, 78. ol 4480 Lockwood Boulevard.

Youngstown. died Sunday, May 4. She leaves a son. Gregory Iwo brothers, Willis C. Terry and Jack Sherman; four grandchildren and throe great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held al 1 Wednesday, at the DAVIS VKLKER Fl NEHAL HOME Friends may call this evening 7-9 4996 Market Street. Youngstown. Ohio. KIRKPATRICK Terry Kirkpatruk. ol Boca Raton, died Monday Mr Kirkpatrick came to this area in 1979 Irom Detroit.

Michigan. He is survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank D.

Kirkpatrick of Boca Raton; brother. James M. of Indianapolis. Ind maternal grandmother. Mrs.

Helen Jensen of Boca Raton and paternal grandmother. Mrs. Sarah Kirkpatrick ol Ala. Friends mav call from 4-9 m. Tuesday, at the DYKE AND GILL COBAL SPRINGS FUNERAL HOME Funeral services will be 1 1 a Thursday, at the Long Memorial Methodist Church.

Cordova. followed by interment in Mount Carmel Ceme-lerv. Cordova. Ala. Local arrangements by the DYKE AND GILL FUNERAL HOME.

10630 Wiles Road. Coral Springs. 753-8444. MUSSELMAN John C. (Jack) Musselman Jr.

62 ol 615 NE 3 Avenue. Pompano Beacb. died Sunday. Mr. Musselman came to this area 28 years ago from Long Island.

N.Y.. He was a member ol Sterling McClellan American Legion Post No. 142. Pompano Beach. He is survived by three daughters.

Mrs Fred (Denise) Smith of Pompano Beach. Mrs. Gary iMargo) Tillotson of Port Orange. Fl Mrs Davie (Janet) Guidos of Pompano Beach; two sons. John of Pompano Beach and James A.

of Gainesville. and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be 10 am Wednesday, at the R. JAV KRAEER POMPANO BEACH FUNERAL HOME, followed by interment. Friends may call from 6-9 p.m.

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