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County Calendar Church Readies 88th Year Methodists Set

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THURSDAY, MAYtf / .

AlhteOc Avar* Bao^oet. Middle Twp HS gym. 7 p m

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SATURDAY. MAY SI

Bake Sale by Middle Twp H S Keyaub.RloMaU.la m

Cape Atlantlc-Cumberland Lupus Fouodation. Hidden Valley Ranch. S Cold Spring, Pa.m.

WaMng Taw Historic Mechanic St Buildinc. Court Howe, meet County

library stepe, 10 a m

Cake A Faad Sale (see under Friday) srr r f',*' Maw with Bishop George GulKoyle. principal celebrant. St Ann sChurch. Wildwood. H:Mp.m.

SUNDAY. JUNE I

PMhh Heritage Feutval Bui Trip to Garden State Arts Center. Polish

AmertcanClubofC.M County (TZMSlSoraMSTSl. ^ AIUr 4 Ro “ r ? Soc ^y or -ont). St John of

God Church Hall.

Awards Cerernwy A Change of Command. Naval Jr. ROTC. Middle Twp H S gym. Court House, i p m

MONDAY. JUNE 1

Social. Lower Twp Rescue Squad Bldg . Main A Georgia Aves (behind

firehouse). Villas. Bp m

Shell ( aUectlog on the Great Barrier Reef lecture for Jersey Cape Shell Ctubmembers A public. Wetlands Inst . Stone Harbor Blvd . 8p m.

TUESDAY. JUNES

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Women’s Civic Ctuk meeting. Raffs Community Ctr.. Sea Isle CMy. 11:30

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• WEDNESDAY. JUNES Blood mobile. Methodist Social Hall. Dennlaville. 3 lo7. ' v™** ^ •• “f*" meeting of Taipayem Assn . Millman Center. Villas. 8 p.m. *- H l }*Z*Z*' A, »" meeting (rescheduled). Ext Service Educ Ctr., DennlsvlUe Rd . Court House.8p m •The Owl sad the Pmynti' comedy opens this evening for Wed. thru Sat engagement thru June 38. Gateway Playhouse (8534863). Bay Ave , Somers Point, 8:30p.m. LATER IN JUNE S **' w omen s Republican Qubhouse. Bayahore A Weber A^s . Villas. II a m. to I p.m , June S Usman Service* (oathion meeting. Social Services Bldg . Kls 9 A 47. Rio Grande. l:30p.m . June5. * Bayses District Cook oat A Awards Presentation, County Park. Rt 9. Court House.5:30p.m .Junes Garden Oak. Raffs Community Ctr . Sea Isle City. 7 p m . June 5. First Son set Parade of season. USCG Ctr, Cape May, half hour before sunset, Junes New Veteran • Cemetery talk by Freeholder Gerald Thornton. Lower Twp Republican Club meeting. 1002 Scott Ave . Clubhouse. N. Cape May. 8pm Junes. t r- # r • Qualifying Meet for Hershey Nat l Track A Field Youth Program. Memorial Field. Court Hou*et486-3S»). 10a m June 7 (entry deadline June * P«rade Review (guest speaker Rear A dm Clifford DeWoK. chief counsel of the Coast Guard). USCG Ctr Parade Field Cane May. 2:30. June 6 ^ Pat Luck Dinner. Rio Grande Bible Church.7:30pm. Junes open Social by Fire Company Aux . Millman Ctr .. Villas. 8 p m . June A Foot Race ^ ass Schedule Set June 1 At ^ t- J® 8 ®?* 1

CAPE MAY — Runners of all ages and abflities will be gathering at 10 a.m. on June 1 for a 10 kilometer (6.24 miles) race through this historic resort community. The course, which is completely paved, is through the historic district and along beach front, and open country roads. The course is flat with straight legs (and no retraced steps.) Registration is by mail, or in person at the spaghetti and beer (carboloading) party Saturday evening May 31, or on race day from between 8 and 9 a.m. at convention hall on the boardwalk. For further information, send a stamped addressed envelope to: The Great Cape May Foot Race, 318 Washington Mall, Cape May, N.J. 08024; or call 8842761 Hockey All-Stars Take Second The Cape May Bruins, the all-stars of the Cape May Winter Youth Street Hockey League, culminated a stellar 8 and 2 season by placing second in the tough Ventnor City Tournament recently. The coaching of Charlie Hickman and Ron Duran and skillful play of such standouts as William Mendo, David Lindsey, Steve Douglas, Dave Zimmerman and Jon Axelison carried the Bruins to an 8-0 regular season before dropping their only two decision during the all-day tourney.

AVALON - The Wells Memorial Presbyterian Church, Ninth St. and First Ave., will open its doors for its 88th season, 10 a m. Sunday. Junes. Wells Church continues to serve the summer and local residents of the Seven Mile Beach, covering the area between Ocean City and Cape May. For 88 years it has been dedicated to providing a sanctuary for Christian worship and fellowship aided by outstanding ordained

preachers.

These preachers will fill the pulpit this summer: June 8, IS A 22 - The Rev. Bruce G. Boak, Pastor, Central Presbyterian Church. Downingtown, Pa. June 2» to July ( — The Rev. Robert Larson Jr., executive director. Contact Teleministeries, U.S.A. July 13 A 28 — The Rev, Carl Weber, D.D., Pastor, St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church. Mayfair. Philadelphia. July 27 A Aug. 3 — The Rev. Paul Stauning, Jormer Pastor, Spring Cake

Church, -

Presbyterian Sebring, Fla

August 18 to September 7 - The Rev. Gordon Boak. D.D., Pastor, Glenshaw (Pa.) Presbyterian

Church.

September 14 A 21 - The Rev George Henderson, D.D., Pastor of Visitation. Tower Presbyterian Church, Grove City. Rev. Rathmell Set Services Hitt GRANDE - "The Heart of Man" will be the title of the 11 a m. message Sunday delivered by Pastor Guy Rathmell of Grace Gospel Chapel. Sunday School is at 9:45 a.m. with classes for all ages. At the 7 p.m. service, the pastor will speak on "A Perplexing Question. " The chapel's radio program "Sending Forth the Gospel Light" is heard each Tuesday, evening at 6:30 over WRIO-FM

(102.3).

Prayer meeting for the ontlre family is 7 p.m, every Wednesday.

N. WILDWOOD - "Empty Open Hands" # ls the sermon topic chosen by Pastor John Long of United Methodist Church, Second and Central Aves., for the Holy Communion service at 11 o’clock Sunday Jayne Holley will play special numbers for the service This Communion offering is designated for Methodist Student scholarships and grants At 7:X Monday night, members of the Administrative Board will gather in Olney Hall for the •regular monthly business meeting.

' Lutheran Services Set STONE HARBOR - Pastor John Spindler has announced the worship' schedule at Our Saviour lAtthern Church, Third Ave. and 93rd St. Sunday school at the Church of the Bells' begins 9:45 a m. Worship service is at tl with Holy Communion the first Sunday of the month and on all major Festivals. The church phone is 388-

3831.

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SEA ISLE CITY - The schedule of Masses at St. Joseph Church, 4308 Landis Ave., has been announced for the period May 31-June

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Masses will be scheduled in the auditorium on Saturday at 5,6,7 and 8* p.m.; and on Sunday at ’ 8,9,10,11 and noon. The church phone is 2*388SS. Fr. Eckert in OC CAMDEN - Bishop George H. Guilfoyle has announced a change in assignment for Fr. William F. Eckert, from associate pastor of St. Vincent de Paul in Mays Landing, to associate pastor of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Ocean City, effective May 29. . __ To Celebrate Holy Eucharist At St Mary f s STONE HARBOR - Fr. Wesley Martin will celebrate the Holy Eucharist 8 and 10 a m. , Sunday at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 95th St. and Third Ave. Sunday School startsatlOa.m. Tuesday through Saturday, Fr. Martin says Morning Prayer at 8:45 and on Thursdays he celebrates the Holy Eucharist at 10 a.m. in the chapel. The E.C.W. monthly meeting starts at noon on Monday, the Men’s Gub meets at 10a.m. Tuesday Office hours are 9 to noon Tuesday^ through Saturday; telephone 368-5922.

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