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Hie Herald and The Lantern

Wedneaday. June 18,1(88-

Armacost Memorial Fund Rev. Rathmell

AVAU)N — The Finance and the Selection committees have met and established the Marion P Armacnat Memorial Fund in create a living memorial for the late wife of Mayor Kllswnrth Armacost Mrs. Thomas Marvel, who ' chairs the Site Selection 0»mmittee. -has announced that the commlNee, and Mrs Armacost's family would like Borough Council to rename the 74th Street Community Park the Marion P Armacost Memorial Park • We are now going to obtain estimates on placing a drinking fountain in a designated area of the park The base of the fountain will be of stone and .will either have a plaque or he etched with an iMncription." she said. "There is a similar fountain at the 2lst st beach for

those whir might like to see what is being considered The council will vote by resolution on the renaming of the park Various cok tractors, masons, ~ electricians. and plumbers have volunteered their services to help prepare the spot .The fountain will be properly and tastefully lannscaped to maintain the heautvof thepark. Finance Committee chairwhman, Mrs Clifford Off. asks that contributions be made to the Marlon P. Armacnat Memorial Fund. P.O.. Box IS2. Avalon, N.J. MM2.

Sets Services RIO GRANDE - Pastor Guy L. Rathmell, will preach on "A Murdering Society' during the 11 a m. worship service Sunday at Grace Gospel Chnpel. Sunday school is at 9:45 a m. with classes for all ages At the 7 p.m. service, the pastor will speak on "To Interpret the Bible. " The chapel's radio program "Sending Forth the Gospel Light” is heard each Tuesday evening at 6:30 over WRIO-FM (102.3).

Ready For Ordination SOMERS POINT — Two were formally accepted as

Two

Jersey Gape men were among seventeen from the Camden Diocese completing their second year of study in the Permanent Diaconatc Program who

Gape Catholic Pariahea Give Over $142)000

The 14 Catholic Churches c*.iu, j-o»LMjiu.-on the Jeraey Cepe have ni,»«. e**. 'upewt K«

already raised or pledged a total of 1142,655, or more than 11 percent of the

dioceaian goal.

Parishes that have r&ched or exceeded their individual goals, and the amounts raised include: Avalon — Maris Stella, $15,175; Marmora j - Regurrection, $6,064; North Cape May - 81. John of God,t $6,654; Ocean City - Our Ijidy of Good Counsel, $13,505; St. Auguatlne, $14,227; St. Frances Cabrini, $7,900; Wildwood Crest — Assumption,

$14,000.

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candidates in a special ceremon within the Mass offered by Bishop James Schad at St. Joseph's Churflh here recently. Included among the candidates, scheduled to be ordained October 4 at St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral in Camden, were James W. Crane of Maris Stella in Avalon, and Edward J. Verycken of St. Anns in

Wildwood.

Bible School Starting June 23 RIO GRANDE - Vacation Bible School will be 9:30 to noon for one week, beginning June 23 at Rio Grande Bible Church for children Kindergarten thmsixth grade. Cloning exorcises will be 7 o’clock Friday night. Refreshments will be served following the

exercises.

Those interested in attending may call Pastor Boh Fox at 8B6-5290. Confirmation By Biahop STONE HARBOR - This Sunday, rector Wealey Martin of St. Mary's Episcopal Church will celebrate Holy Communion at 8 a.m.-and say Morning

Prayer at 10.

Beginning at 4 p.m., Bishop Albert Van Duzer will perform the rite of Confirmatlbn and celebrate the % Holy

Eucharist.

Although the E.C.W. monthly meetings have been suspended until fall, the workshops will continue 1 to 3 p.m. on Mondays, to prepare for the August BaZaar

CAMDEN - The 14 Roman Catholic Church pariahea in Cape May County have joined with others throughout the sixcounty Camden Diocese in helping establish a new record- for giving in the annual House of Charity

Appeal

A total exceeding $1.25 million was achieved in the Parish Phase of the Appeal by June 9. The annual giving supports humanitarian and social service programs throughout the diocese, with particular emphasis on assistance to the disadvantaged, the physically and mentally handicapped, and the aged.

Altar Boys Get Awards N. CAPE MAY - Daniel Fred Milady. McGeehan Family Life

Director of the Knights of Columbus Council 3546 of Erma recently presented the altar boys of St John of God Church, here with the Knights Altar Server

Award.

Certificates of appreciation were awarded to co-captains Chris Thmton and Joe luras: Ed Taylor. Stephen Plxtel. David Srhenk. I^miIs Grendisa. Karl Williams. Brian larnK. Billy Crowther. Kevlh Lewis. t Stephen Perrv. Mike’ llenker. Jamie Cherry. Henry Knhik. Greg lathhury.

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SEA ISLE',CITY - The following schedule of Masses has been announced for 8t. Joseph Church here for June 21-29;

John

Chudzinskl. Jonathon (linker. Anthony Piaz*a, Nicky Gallnrrln and John

Draper.

Saturday 5 and 7 p.m. and Sunday 10:l5and 11:15 a m, in the church: in the auditorium at 5.6.7 add 8 p.m. Saturday and 8.9. to.i i and noon Sunday. Daily Messes in the church continue 7:30 and 9

a m., and 8 a.m. on’

Saturday. Confessions art 7 to 7:30 p.m. Friday,

Saturday after the 8 a.m. .

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Pastor Long Sets Service

N ! WILDWOOD - "Sec vou in Church” will be'(he theme of the sermon at the 11 o'clock worship hour by Pastor John Long at the United Methodist Qiurch. Organ music and accompaniment for the 10:45 a m. hynm-sing will be by Jayne Holley.

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