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Grace Gospel Chapel RIO GRANDE — The Third Annual Missionary Conference will be held at Grace Gospel Chapel, 29 S. Shore Rd., Rio Grande, this weekend, Oct. 19 through Sunday, Oct. 21. The conference will commence Friday with a Missionary Banquet at 6 p.m. followed by a Service at 7:30 p.m. when the Rev. Herbert Racke, missionary to the Dominican Republic under Child Evangelism Fellowship, will be the

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Children ages 4-10 will have a separate meeting conducted by Mrs. Joan Racke. Rev. and Mrs. Racke will again be on the Saturday evening program at 7. Rev. Raymond Van Der Veer, Director of the Cedar

win be gueat speaker for the Sunday School at 9:48 a m. Sanaay. At the Sunday morning worship service, the Rev. Robert R. Dawson, Founder of Cedar

will present the message. Mrs. Ennelle Wright, missionary to Colombia under Worldwide European Fellowship, will conclude the conference with a presentation of her work at the 7 p.m. Sunday

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Family Bible Hour 9:45 a.m. with classes for all ages including nursery. Pastor Allen continues with messages from "The Wet Prophet” concerning Jonah in the ll am. worship service. At 7 p.m. Pastor gives a message from the "Study of God.” Children's Church for preschool is conducted during the 11 a.m. service.

Tuesday - Interchurch

basketball; Wednesday — Adult Prayer meeting and Bible Study, Boys Christian Service Brigade, Pioneer Girls and nursery program is also provided; Friday — FRY. Youth Night; Junior High; Senior High, College and Career are all inVited; Saturday —

Bowling Party.

We are located at Rt. 9 and Oyster Rd., Burleigh and there is ample parking at our church facilities. Our number is 4&4132. All are invited. We are. an Independent Fundamental

Church.

The chapel’s radio program "Sending Forth the Gospel Light" is heard each Tuesday evening at 9:30over station WRIO-FM (182.3). Prayer and praise meeting is held on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Bring the entire family for an evening or leuowsnip. The public to cordially invited to attend services. Charismatic Prayer Meeting AVALON - The We of Peace Prayer group meeu at t p.m. Monday* it Maria Stella Church. 2Sth St. and First Ave., Avalon. Everyone welcome.

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W’d First Presbyterian WILDWOOD - "Jesus: The Measure of Our Humanity" to the topic of the Rev. J. Robert Durway’s sermon at the 11 a.m. service of the First Prersbyterian Church, Burk and Pacific Aves., Wildwood on this 20th Sunday after Pentecost. Church School classes begin at 10 a.m. Adults -engage in Bible study and discussion under the leadership of Dr. J.S.D. Eisenhower, Jr. Visitors are welcome to both church school and the common worship. The Adult Fellowship will have a special autumn covered dish supper Sunday evening in the fellowship hall. It will be a time of special celebration and music. Church members are reminded to keep the evening clear and

to attend.

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WILDWOOD. N.J. - tClder John Steinruck of New Life Orthodox Presbyterian Church, Jenkintown, Pa will preach at the 11 a.m. worship service at Calvary Orthodox Presbyterian Church, lit E. Rio Grande

Ave., Wildwood.

Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m. There are Bible centered study classes for all age groups from preschooler through adult A nursery Is provided for infants during the Sunday

School.

The evening worship service begins at 7 p.m Thta is a more Informal timeof wonhip A prayer service and Bible study la held at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday of each

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" United Methodist N. WILDWOOD - "One Great Day of Methodist Singing." observed In all the United Methodtot churches in America, will be conducted by the North Wildwood United Methodist Church, Second and Central Avenues this coming Sunday at 11 p in. under the direction of the pastor, the Rev. John M. Long. The pastor will speak on "That Sweet Singer of Methodism” Charles Wesley, brother of the founder of the church and who composed more than 8,000 hymns for the church many of which are still

popular and in general use. All are invited to attend. Sunday School under the leadership of Mrs. Gertrude fig will be held at the same hour. The service begins after a 15 minute “hymn’sing” starting at 10:45a.m. Methodist Rummage

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N. WILDWOOD - The women of the N. Wildwood United Methodist Church. 2nd and Central Aves., will hold their fall rummage sale at the church, Thursday. Oct. 25, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Friday, Oct. 26,9 a.m. to6p.m. All welcome!

Avalon Plans Ethics Code

AVALON — In what may be a precedent setting move in Cape May County, the Avalon Borough Council to planning to adopt a Code of Ethics that will cover all Borough employees full and part tiem - paid or not. The code sets standards of personal conduct which will allow no one to gain materially from their public service. The Code, drawn up by Councilman Philip Juoyski will apply to ail employees from the Mayor down through the ranks to the laborers. Above all etoe, it that each and

every person jc "above reproach" in their personal

there will never be any cause to doubt the integrity of the Government of the Borough of Avalon. The Code details aeveral important factors that deal with fair and equal treatment. Such points are that there will be no canvassing of members at the Council directly or indirectly in order to obtain preferential consideration in connection with any appointment to the municipal service. No official or

shall request or permit the use of Borough owned vehicles, equipment, materials or property to be used for personal corv vereence, or profit except when such services are available to the public generally or are provided by Borough policy^ Accordingly, no official or employee shall grant any special consideration, treatment or advantage to. any citizen beyond that which to available to every other citizen. Oonflic t of interest to atoo dealt with in the new Code of Ethics as are the acc petance of gifts and favors. Political activity haa atoo been dealt with in the new coda. Specifically, it ban employees of the Borough from using the prestige at Ms position in behalf at Local msyor-ccuncil elections; take any active part in local may-council elections for any candidate; and additionally it bars Borough employees from taking part in soliciting any aseeesment, subscription or contribution to any Local Mayor-Council election.

Further than this, no employee whether elected or appointed shall promise an appointment to any municipal position as a reward for any political activity. The code provides for an Avalon Board of Ethics which will be able to rule on questions that may arise from time to time concerning the code and its fields of coverage in specific instances. The Board of Ethics will consist of five persons appointed by the Mayor with the advice and consent of the Council. These will serve a term of

four years or until their luccessors have been

The five-member Board made up of two of Avalon emThe municipal attorney will be an ex officio member of the Board with a voice In deliberations but with no voting power. Opinions rendered by the Board will not contain the name of the individual who sought the opinion although r rtoions have been made the event that 'Such identification to inevitable.

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