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Calvary Orthodox Presbyterian

Central Bible'Concert Set

WILDWOOD - Bruce Howes will be the guest preacher at the 11 a m. worship service of Calvary Orthodox Presbyterian ChUrch, 119 E. Rio Grande Ave., Wildwood. Sundhy School is held each week at 9:45 a m. There are Bible-centered study classes for all age groups from pre-schoolers through adults A nursery is available

during the 11 a.m. service and Sunday School. Parking is available bn the church’s lot next to the building. The church is air conditioned for your comfort. A service of praise and prayer is held at 8 p.m. at the Boardwalk chapel, between Montgomery and Baker Aves. This is an informal service of music and gospel preaching.

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N. WILDWOOD t* Clearwater Christian College Ensemble will be giving a concert on Thursday, July 19at7:30in the evening at Central Bible Church in North Wildwood. Come and enjoy an evening of music and fellowship and be sute to bring all your friends. Admission is free. Central Bible Church also has other activities offered during the week. If you like to play softball, join is at Fox Park in Wildwood on Monday nights at 6 p.m. If you have children, bring them to the Children’s Bible Hour on Thursday mornings at 10 a.m. in the parsonage beside the church.

There are also two Bible Studies for adults. Eileen Ridketyd teaches % study on ANGELS at 10 a.m. on Thursday in the church, and Ben Ctyrewski has a ftudy in the Gospel of MARK on Tuesday nights at 16 West New York Ave. in the Villas at 7:30 p.m. Three worship services are scheduled each Sunday. The times are 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m., and ^ p.m. Sunday School starts at 9:45 a.m., .and on Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m., Ray Robbins, a graduate of the King’s College in New York,.is leading the MidWeek Prayer Service. The church is located at the comer of 18th and Oei Aves*. in North Wildwood

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SEA ISLE - Vacation Bible School-will begin'on Monday, July 30 and continue through Friday, August 3 at Sea Isle City United Methodist ChurNtf Gasses are held at JT. Kennedy Blvd.'and PtAk R<«d frorp 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.iW. All children from ages three to 14 are welcome.

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Bible stories, crafts, \ Bible learning activities, recreation and refreshments are a part of each

day’s schedule.

Pre-registration will be held on Saturday, July 28th at 9 a.m. tp 12 noon at the Acme Market, 62nd and I^ndis Afcenue in Sea Isle

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The thermometer reaches 90* and above. The humidity makes it all feel like a steambath. By late afternoon, air conditioners, fans and dehumidifiers are straining to cool everybody off. Other major appliances still demand thousands of kilowatts of electricity to keep them going. And that's all happening at the same time. Th« En«rsy Rush HGurs ar« CDMingf Summer is our pe^jt season for use of electricity. On the hottest weekdays, our customers demand more electricity during the Energy Rush Hours of 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. than they do at any other time of year. Under extreme conditions, all of this can cause brownouts and even blackouts. But even under ordinary circumstances, demands during the Energy Rush Hours can force us to in> stall more facilities to meet your future electric needs. And that means higher electric rates in future years.

WILDWOOD —"Dealing with Anxiety about Today’’ is the sermon topic of the Reverend J. Robert Durway, pastor, at the 10 a m. service of the First Presbyterian Church of Wildwood. The church is located a few blocks from Convention Hall, on Burk and Pacific Avenues. Entrance to off-street parking is from Pacific Avenue. The church is airconditioned. At 11 a m. the church school classes meet. There will be an opportunity at that time for interested worshipers to follow up with the pastor in a discussion group the sermon. Mr. Durway has had academic and clinical training to deal especially with people suffering from anxiety. The discussion will focus on the feelings and problems people are having today as they experience Anxiety about the future due to the world situation in general and the national problems of inflation, energy, and the rapid changes ensuring in

society and the rapid adjustments people must make in their day to day living. Visitors are welcome to participate in both the public worship and the Sunday School. Harbor Bridge Winners STONE HARBOR — Results of the Stone Harbor Duplicate Bridge Gub on July 11 were : North-South 1. Viviati Cameron and Helen James 2,3 tie. Jean VanTilburg and Betty Williams, Bill Coan and Esther Stobbart. 4. Helen Bird and Ann

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East-West 1. June and Neil Dreslin. 2. Dorris Barker and Gene Fisher. 3. The Davenports. 4. Sally Souder and Mildred Snyder. 5. Connie Yochum and Jo

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