Wednesday, January 2,1980

Grace Gospel Chapel RIO GRANDE - At the 11 a.m. worship service this Sunday the Rev. Guy L Rathmeli, pastor of Grace Gospel Chapel. Rio Grande, will preach on the subject "Abiding in Christ" 'John 15). Sunday School is at 9:45 a.m. with classes for all ages Pastor Rathmeli will present a message on "Some Things Should Never Be Forgotten” (Psa. 119:49-64) at the 7:00 p.m. Sunday service. The chapel's radio program "Sending Forth the Gospel Light" is heard each Tuesday evening at 6:30 over station WRfO-FM <102.31 Prayer and praise meeting is held on Wednesdays at 7 p m. Bring the entire family for an evening of fellowship Gospel Crusaders' 'Grades 1-6) and the Word , of Life Club 'Grades 7-12) are held Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. The public is invited to attend services and activities. N. W’d United Methodist N. WILDWOOD - The Rev. Charles W Marker is the guest preacher Sunday at the 11 a.m. service of the North Wildwood United Methodist Church. Second and Central avenues Mr. Marker has chosen for his topic "A Sturdy Keel for a Straight Sail." The Holy Communion will be administered. Children of Sunday School age are invited to" the classes held at, the same hour under the direction of Mrs. Gertrude Ifg. Mrs. Jayne Holley is organist for the church. All are invited. Members of the Administrative Board are alerted that the regular meeting of the Board has been postponed until Monday. January 21. at 7:30p.m. 0 N M A R 1 O HAIR STYLISTS 3809 Pocitic Av«. Wildwood 532-0295

St. Mary’s Episcopal STONE HARBOR - 95th St. & *3rd Ave. Stone Harbor. During January, emergency clerical assistance may be obtained from Holy Trinity Church in Ocean City, at 399-1087 'Rev. Chas. Wood) or 3996521 'Rev. Paul Goss). Sunday. January 6 'Epiphany) 10 a m. Holy Communion and Sermon; Sunday School. CanorTCox has informed the ^congregation that Bishop Van Duzer needs him elsewhere and that he will no longer be available to St Mary’s. He conducted his last services at this parish Dec. 22 Although his assignment here was temporary, it lasted an entire year, and his departure is a matter of sincere regret to Canon Cox and to the parishioners. However. Senior Warden William H. Waldron was able to announce at the same time that the vestry, after a long search, had extended to the Rev. Wesley H Martin, of the Church of the Holy S^ifit in Bellmawr, the call to become St. Mary's permanent rector. Mr Martin has accepted and will assume his functions at St Mary’s on Sunday. Feb. 3. The diocese will supply priests for the four Sundays in January. Covenant Bible "Who Is Jesus Christ?" is the theme of the Sunday. II a m. worship Service at the Covenant Bible Church, on Jan. '6. The church is located on Fishing Creek Rd near'Bayshore Rd in North Cape May. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. a neighborhood Bible study is held in the home of Marilyn and Bob Ricci. 310 E. Newark Ave.. Wildwood Crest. The mid-week praise, prayer and Bible study is held on Wednesday at 7 p.m followed by the senior choir rehearsal under the direction of Pastor G. Otto Underwood Thursday, the Session will meet in the pastor's study at 6 p.m. and will interview men recommended for church officers. A family Bible School is r held each Sunday at 9:45 with classes for each age group For free transportation please call 886 3475 A supervised nursery is held at all regular services and there is ample parking on the lighted church lot.

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v Dredging Gets First OK MUA Pays Taft 8590 000

AVALON — A 10 year permit of maintenance dredging will be issued by the U S Army Corps of Engineers to the Borough of Avalon. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is expected to give its final approval. Portroas included in the permit ’ will be Pennsylvania Harbor Third Avenue Waterway. Princeton Harbor and Cravens Thorofare in Avalon The permit will remain in effect until December 31.1990. Spoils site for the project will be 11th Street where a severe erosion problem exists. During the ten year span of the permit, the spoils site can be located anywhere between Eighth Street and Sixteenth Street, as deemed necessary by Council "This dredging project is a joint effort of Borough Council and the Borough Engineer Alyin.C. Herman We've received aid in obtaining the permit from Congressman William Hughes and his brother Dan", stated Council President Gray.

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Dredging of 'all water' ways will be to a depth of six feet below mean low water This depth will be sufficient to provide for safe navigation of all vessels Using Avalonfs

waterways

With/issuante of the '7>fcrn)if by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the State D.E.P.. bids can be advertised in mid-January, contract for the project can be ^warded and work begun by (be last week In

January

The Borough of Avalon began work on the k procurement of permits early in 1979 but was hindered by . objections from the United States Department of Interior Human Services Coalition Meet . RIO GRANDE - The regular monthly meeting of the Human Servioes Coalition will be held Thursday, January 3. 1$60 at 1:30 p m. in the Social Services Building Conference Room. Rio Grande. The public is invited to

attend.

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SWAINTON - The Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority agreed Dec. 19 to pay its former Executive Director Walter D. Taft. Jr. a $90,000 set-

tlement

Taft was released by, the MUA with three years remaining on his contract At the time of his dismissal, his. annual

salary was $44,000.

According to Special Counsel John Callinan who . was retained by the MUA after Taft brought a lawsuit against the Authority, the settlement figure was a fair and Insurers Down COURT HOUSE - Cape Insurance Company, led by teenage sensation Laura Mossbrook, downed Avalon Really Dec 18 in Town Team Tennis action held at the Jersey Cape Racquet

Club

The singles action was split as Avalon's Bill Soens defeated Capes Ernie Yarborough by an 8-2 count, but Cape's Laura Mossbrook blanked Karen Wetherill 8-0 to regain the lead for Cape Insurance Company Cape Insurance widened

equitable one negotiated between the attorneys for

the two parties

MUA Controller Benton G Weimer reported the sale of $14.3 million in bonds had been completed with the Authority reinvesting the proceeds at an interest rate of 14.15% "That means the MUA will profit by over $600,000 since we are only paying 7'? percent for the mbney."

Weimer said.

“All the money is invested locally \since Guarantee Bank offered the highest interest."

Weimer reported

Realty In Tennis its lead through the doubles frays as Bob Platt and Boh Helverson scored a hard fought 8-6 win over Dr Bob Renza and Lynwood Smith In womens doubles Avalon's June Mossbrook and Barbara Kerr posted a 9-8 victory over Cape's Peggy Picketts and B$By

Nichols

The final match of the evening saw Captain Lou Hornstine and Laura Mossbrodk combine for an 8-0 whitewashing over Avalpn's Dave Kerr and Karep Wetherill

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