Thursday. August 23.1979

The Herald And The Lantern

Page 17

Holy Trinity Lutheran

Central Bible

St. Mary’s Episcopal

STONE HARBOR - 95th St. & 3rd Ave., Stone Harbor. Canon J. Perry Cox. Prlest-in-Charge. Office hours Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:30 a.m. - 11 a m. Cannon Cox can be reached in emergencies at Tel. No. 399-2166. Calendar of Events August 25-31 Sunday. August 26,8 a.m. Holy Communion: 10 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon. Tuesday. August 28. 10 a.m. Men's Club paint

detail. Thursday. August 30. 10 a.m. Holy Communion in the Chapel. During the Thursday Chapel Services Cannon Cox offers Prayers of Healing and the Blessing of those present. People of all Christian traditions are invtied to attend these services., 10 a.m. Men's Club paint detail. A sitter service offering religious story-telling is available for both Sunday service.

Faith Fellowship

WILDWOOD - Wild-wood-Summer Worship Services at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Poplar and Atlantic Aves., are held Sunday morning at 8 and 10 a.m. This week Holy Communion will be shared during the 10 a.m. service. Following each service an informal fellowship hour is held in the Parish Building next door to the church. Members and visitors are invited to become acquainted over refreshments at this time. Wednesday evening's contemporary service will be the final one for the season. The service, held on August 29 will take place W’d First Pres.

COURT HOUSE - The 11 a.m. worship service is going on with a sermon series from I Peter given by Pastor Allen. In the evening worship service, the fourth in a series on The Study of God intitled •THEOLOGY PROPER” will be presented. Our aim is to study about our FATHER, discussing most

of HIS attributes, HIS existence, and HIS nature. These sermons will be taped and many will have outlines provided; so come out and be ready to learn what GOD says about Himself in HIS Word.

Family Bible Hour Morning Worship Evening Worship . Wed. Prayer Mee«

7:00pm 7:00pm

Covenant Bible Church

at 7:30 p.m. and will be held on the beach. Those wishing to attend should meet at Holy Trinity at

7:15.

The Pastor of Holy Trinity is the Rev. Bruce H. Davidson and he and his congregation extend an invitation to all to "Come and worship with us! ” Grace Gospel RIO GRANDE - "The Call of God" will be the theme for the message at the 11 a'm. Sunday worship service, and will be delivered by the Rev. Guy L. Rathmell, pastor of the Grace Gospel Chapel, Rio Grande. Sunday School is at 9:45 a.m. with classes for all ages. At' the 7 p.m. Sunday service, the pastor will speak on "The Taking of an

Oath ".

The chapel's radio program "Sending Forth the Gospel Light" is heard each Tuesday evening at 6:30 over station WRIO FM

(102.3).

Prayer meeting is held

near Convention Hall.' on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Entrance to the air con- Bring the entire family for ditioned sanctuary and off- an evening of fellowhsip.

The public is invited to.

WILDWOOD - "The

Drawing Power of the Scriptures" is the title of the sermon of the Rev. J. Robert Durway, pastor, in the First Presbyterian

Church of Wildwood. Services are at 10 a.m.

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N. CAPE MAY - The Lord’s Supper will be observed at the 11 a.m. worship service of the Covenant Bible Church, located on Fishing Creek Road near Bayshore Road in North Cape May, according to the pastor. Dr. George Fincke. The service will be broadcast over WCMC, AM (91230) and FM (100.7). New members will be publicly received into the membership of the church. At the 7 p.m. service. Dr. Fincke’s message will be, "False Teaching." The weekly call-in program, "Let's Talk,” will be hosted by Dr. Fincke and the assistant pastor, George B. Finche, Sunday at 10 p.m. over WRIO-FM Listeners are urged to ask questions about the Bible, or to seek personal help with their

problems. Wednesday at 7 p.m. is praise and prayer meeting, followed at 8 p.m. by senior choir rehearsal under the direction of Pastor G. Otto Underwood. Friday, at 6 p.m. a buffet dinner will be held for all parents, faculty and members of the board of Heritage Christian Academy. The Academy is planning a new building U) accomodate an .increasing student body. Grades this year are kindergarten through 6. The curriculum is from a Christ-centered viewpoint, and all the teachers are born-again and academically prepared in their fields. Each Sunday, a family Bible school is held at 9:45 with classes for each age group. For free- transportation, please call 886-

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'FromPage D because of the gas scare. Patterson said. Also hard hit have been area restaurants. Many vacationers hoping to cut comers on some aspect of their trip exclude dining out, Patterson said. "Th6 Acme. A&P and take-out places are doing a bang-up business as a result." Ije added. The gas panic has calmed consideraly as reflected in the County Chaber of Commerce Gas Hotline service which keeps tabs daily on the availability of gasoline at area stations. Callers can quickly locate adequate supplies through the service, first initiated during the 1974 gas crisis. The Hotline received 876 calls during the week of Aug. 13-19 as opposed to 1,114 during the previous week and 1.584 during the first week of August. -Patterson said. "We should be all right on gas. ihough there may be some shortages toward the end of the month if we getreaihot weather." The i979 summer season has not turned out as bleakly in retrospect as everyone hod feared. Patterson said.

"At the time (early in the season) ^we didn't know how long people were going to sit back and react to the gas situation." Patterson

said.

"It would have been economically devastating if the trend (early summer) had continued," he added. But, the verdict is not yet in. the director said. Most people are going to make it and those who go under probably would have anyway, he said. “It's going to be an interesting summer. I don’t know what the outcome will be." Is this summer the beginning of a trend? “If the Administration leaves the gas alone, we'll be all right." Thomas said. “I think we’ll be all right." Hasson added. "There's a lot that can happen between now and next season." Patterson concluded. The South Jersey resorts will-have to adjush to the situation Whether it is long term or not. he said. "We will have to come up with new promotions and new vacation ideas." But. said Patterson, next time Cape May County will b4 ready for whatever colnes our way.

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N WILDWOOD - The morning worship services for Central Bible Church, 18th and Central Aves. in North Wildwood, are scheduled for 8:30a.m. and 11 a.m., and Church School is set for 9:45, a.m. Benjamin Czyzewski will be the speaker in the 7 Evening Service, and his wife, Deborah, will minister with song and oral interpretation. The Mid-Week Prayer y.W’d United Methodist N. WILDWOOD - Sunday worship hours at the North Wildwood United Methodist Church, Second and Central Aves.. are at 11 a.m. preceded by a hymnsing led by Robert Wirtz and accompanied by Jayne ' Holley, organist, and John Evans at the piano. The pastor, the Rev. John M. Long, will speak on “Beef Steak Christianity." Children may enter the Sunday School, also at 11 a.m. under the direction of Mrs. Gertrude Ilg. There will be a coffee hour immediately following Benediction. All are invited to attend.

Service starts at 7:30 p.m. on k Wednesday night, and regular adult Bible Studies are on Tuesday night, 7:30 p.m., at 16 W.N.Y. Ave. in the Villas, and Thursday night. 7:30 p.m. at 701 Surf Ave. in North Wildwood. The Ladies Bible Study focuses on the book of Ruth on Thursday morning at 10 a.m.. and the Children’s Bible Hour is held at the same time. A nursery is provided for the Ladies' Study. Seaville Fire Co. Bazaar SEAVILLE - The Ladies Aux. of the Seaville Vol. Fire Co. will hold a Bazaar and Flea Market, September ‘ 1st on the firehouse grounds. PTA Disbands AVALON - The Avalon Elementary School P.T.A held it’s final meeting Wednesday evening August 15, at the home of Jeani Haryslak. Due to the lack of interest among the membership, and numberous unsuccessful attempts to fill the office of President, the organization disbanded and it’s funds were disbursed at that time

Seniors New Season

STONE HARBotl - The third monthly park picnic ended the Seniors season, under the direction of president VemiS Pilert. A group ol about.60 seniors gave her a standing ovation to close out her two years in

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