THURSDAY. MAY 3.1979

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Senate Nixes Gas Ban Ca|var .v orthodox Prpsbytenan

WILDWOOD - The New Jersey Senate has passed and forwarded to the Assembly a measure voicing the state’s formal stand against the proposed closing of gasoline stations on weekends. A bipartisan measure sponsored by Republican Senator James S. Cafiero and Democrat Senate President Joseph Merlino was passed unanimously in the Upper House April 23. Cafiero (R-Cape MayCumberland) prime mover of the legislation, was supported in his efforts by practically every travel and tourism-oriented county, municipality and organization. He said the measure. Senate Concurrent Resolution *8015, memorializes Congress to enact a House Resolution submitted by Congressman William J. Hughes <DSecond District) March &) calling for consideration by the Federal Government of the energy needs of all segments of the economy in the imposition of any fuel allocation plan ot^nther conservation measure. "The thrust of the proposal requests the Government to formulate an energy conservation goal which would permit each state to develop its own individual plan based upon its unique needs," Cafiero explained.

"In view of the threat of weekend service station closings that could destroy vacation, travel and tourism, it is incumbent upon Congress to eliminate this potential threat to the livelihood of so many thousands of our residents." Cafiero said. The Carter Administration is proposing mandatory fuel conservation measures, including possible weekend closing of gasoline service stations and gasoline rationing. This would penalize persons who must work on weekends and ’approximately 4 million of these persons are directly employed in the tourism and travel industry in America. Senators Cafiero and Merlino said. The continued viability of the travel and tourism industry at the Jersey Shore and throughout America depends on the ability of public and private transportation systems to provide safe, economic and reliable facilities and serviced, the resolution emphasized. "Any plan, formulated by the Federal Government. should recognize the sovereignty of the states in permitting each to develop its own individual plan, based upon its unique needs and particular circumstances," Cafiero concluded.

WILDWOOD - "Thank God for You" is the sermon topic for the 11 a m. worship service -at Calvary Orthodox Presbyterian Church. 119 E. Rio Grande Ave.. Wildwood. Pastor Richard R. Gerber will preach on II Kings 2:1-14 as his text for the day. Sunday School begins at 9:45 a m. There are Biblecentered study classes for all age groups from preschooler through adult. A nursery is provided for County GOP Women's Lunch Cape May County Women’s Republican Club will meet May 9 at The Regency Motor Lodge, 6th St. and Kennedy Blvd., -Wildwood. Candidptes wjll speak and the club’s Past Presidents will be honored. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m. Reservations may be made by calling 886-8491. Cape A.A.R.P. Sets Meeting CAPE MAY - The regular monthly meeting of the A.A.R.P. Victorian Cape May Chapter #691 will be held May 9 at 1 p.m. at the Victorian Towers. Cape

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The election of officers will take place at this meeting. Delbert Brooks, manager of the Wildwood Social Security office, will address the meeting.

Donald C. Landis Promoted

WILDWOOD - "It’S with a great deal of pleasure that I announce the promotion of Donald C. Landis to Assistant Cashier of Marine National Bank", James Billmeyer, President of the Bank said. "Mr. Landis is presently working iiv'^ur'Wildwood Office as Assistant Manager along witliAtlee Robinson, Manager. His previous bari1<in&--«x»~-perience will be used to help our customers here at Marine". Mr. Billmeyer continued. Mr. Landis is a 1964 graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School Erma, prior to working

with the Marine National Bank, he was Head Teller. Motor Bank Manager and

Donald C. Landis

TfSa READY TO DIO IN. Kiwanian Charles Raff uses some muscle to make sure the wftftd is out about the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast May 5.

Assistant Cashier at the South Holland Trust and Savings Bank, South Holland. Illinois. Landis holds an Associate Degree in Business Management from Thornton Community College in South Holland, III. He has taken courses from the American Institute of Banking, Chicago. He and his wife, Norma, a native of Hawthorne, California and their seven-year-old daughter, Beth are currently Cape May residents and will soon move to Lower Township when their new home is completed. Learn How To Learn f COURT HOUSE - "Study Skills: How to be a Successful Learner," will be the subject Saturday, May 5 of the next in a series of career development workshops presented by Atlantic Community College. The program will be held from 10a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Library Building. Cape May Court House. It will be repeated Saturday, May 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at ACC’s Atlantic City Extonsion, 13 S. Tennessee

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The workshop will be conducted by Linda Sayers. .WIN Learning Center director, and Melora Davis. Cape May County reference librarian. The cost is $5. Master Charge and Visa are accepted. Participants are invited to bring theftr lunches. Reservations and further information can be obtained by calling ACC’s Cape May Extension, 4657857 or the Atlantic City Extension. 348-5784.

infants during the Sunday School and the 11 a.m. worship service. The evening worship service begins at 7 p.m. This is a more informal time of worship. The current topic of study is fulfillment-Romans 8. A prayer service and Bible study is held at 7:30 p.m. each Wednesday. Faith Fellowship COURT HOUSE The Rev. John Carhart will speak during the morning and evening worship services. A frequent speaker at Faith Fellowship, the Rev Carhart works with the Atlantic City Rescue Mission. Tuesday - Pioneer Girls will meet 4 p.m. Wednesday - Mother's Bibie Study. 10 a.m. at the Harvey’s. Adult prayer meeting and Youth meeting at 7 p.m. with the youth meeting in Room 205 for prayer and Bible Study followed by use of the gymnasium. Thursday Women’s Bible Study. 10 a.m. at the Harvey’s During Family Bible Hour our older adults are studying Genesis and the young adults are studying Revelation. Come and be enriched .with the Word of God. All are welcome. Family Bible Hour. 9:45

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Evening Worship. 7 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting. 7 p.m.

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