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Thursday, August 9 — 10 a.m. Holy Communion in the Chapel; 10a.m. Men's Satmda^Augusl n -1». tiquee, rummage items, baked goodT,. »Uent auction, etc. Light lunch available. A "sitter service," providing a children's religious program is available for both Sunday services. Wildwood First Pres. WILDWOOD- "What makes the proper head of state" is the subject of the sermon of the Reverend J. Robert Durway, pastor, at the 10 a.m. service of the First Presbyterian Church of Wildwood. The church welcomes visitors to its common worship as well as its study groups at lla.m. after the service. The church is located at Burk and Pacific Avenues, near Convention Hall. Entrance to off-street parking is from Pacific. The sanctuary is airconditioned.

STONE HARBOR - Ninty-fifth St. & Third Aves., Stone Harbor, Canon J. Perry Cox, Priest-in-Charge. Office hours Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:30-11 a.m. Canon Cox can be reached in emergencies

at Tel. No. 399-2186. Calendar of Events

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Sunday, August 5, 8 a.m. Holy Communion; 10 a.m. Holy Communion and

Sermon.

Monday, August 6—10 a.m. Parish women meet to plan annual bazaar. Tuesday, August 7 — 10

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Fellowship COURT HOUSE - Pastor Allen will be speaking at both morning and evening worship services. Our congratulations to him upon his ordination. Primary Church will be conducted during regular 11 a.m. service for 3-4-5

year olds.

Wednesday Adult prayer meeting at 7 p.m. Youth meeting in Room 205 followed by use of the gymnasium. Our Family Bible Hour has classes for all ages including nursery. Nursery is available Sunday evening and Wednesday evening also. All are welcome. We are an Independent Bible Church.

Christian Science Society CAPE MAY - "Love" is the topic of this week’s lesson-sermon at the ll a m. service of the Cape May Christian Science Society, Columbia Ave., at GuemeySt. Sunday School is also held at lla.m. An 8 p.m. Wednesday seirvice is held each week in which testimonies of ■ Christian Science healings 'atjtpresented. ‘All are welcome to attend services. Grace Gospel RIO GRANDE - At the 1» a.m. worship service this Sunday, the Rev. Guy L. Rathmell. pastor of Grace Gospel Chapel, Rio Grande, will preach on the subject "Worship God". Sunday School^ is at 9:45 a.m. with classes for all

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Pastor Rathmell will present a message

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ON STAGE — Visions of packed, houses are in the eyes of 76 House theater stars Diane Saloff and Joe Candelora who started rehearsins on the stage next to Route 9, Swainton. N.J., even before it was com-

_ ... pitted. The new building under construction, is on the same site as the "Confidence in Prayer" al old 76 House and is the first structure in the state specifically designed Ihe?p.m.SundaysendM for dinner theater purposes. The Broadway hit musical "Carousel"

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Wells Memorial . Presbyterian AVALON - Dr Gordon E. Boak, pastor of the Glenshaw Presbyterian Church in the North Hills '"'ti Pittsburg, will be the visiting minister during the month of August st the Wells Memorial Presbyterian Church, Ninth Street and First Avenue in Avalon. Off street parking is adjacent to the church. Morning worship begins ar IQa.m. Dr. Boak’s sermon for August 5 is “To What Green Altar?" You are welcome to this "church away from home."

N.Wsd United Methodist N. WILDWOOD - "The Most Important Thing" in life will be the subject of the sermon preached by the Rev. John M. Long at the 11 a.m. worship hour of the North Wildwood United Methodist Church, Second and Central Avenues. Holy Communion will be administered during the hour, which will be preceded by a song service led by Robert W. Wirtz accompanied by Mrs. Jayne Holley, church organist and guest organist John Evans of the Third Moravian Church in Philadelphia. Mrs. Gertude Ug will lead the Sunday School at the same hour for children. All are invited.

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(Continued from Page 1) strides over the years. "It’s just a matter of working together. You can accomplish alot of things," he said. Fulginiti formerly owned and operated shoe, store and repair shop in Wildwood. He has always been active in civic organizations such as the fire company and Chamber of Commerce. He has succeeded in furthering development and recognition of the park during his tenure as director. The N.J. Parks and Recreation Commission will hold its annual convention in Cape May for the first time next spring as a result of the director’s efforts. Fulginiti said the Freeholders and Park Commissioners should also

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be commended for their support of the park system. The continuing growth of' the park system can be seen in construction of an addition to the park's headquarters and acquistion two years ago of 1,300 acres of land near

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The Park Commission has applied for state Green Acre funds to develop the southern park of which about 600 acres will be "useable without disturbing the t elements,"

Fulginiti said.

Of the main park Fulginiti said, "there’s not too much more we can do. All we can do is improve what we already hfive." "The park is here and we’d like to see people use It." Fulginiti concluded.

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