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The Herald and The Lantern

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DEAR BITTY A JOHN McQUI: Congratulations to Jock. Much happiness. Love, Honey 8 Jim

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ARTIST'S CONCEPTION OF NEW ch.p'l .1 U.8. Co..l Guard Tr.lnln* Crater, ra. under con.lruction. Coast Guard Ctr. Ground Broken for New Chapel

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SOMERS POINT - The toilowini •res births have been announced by Shore Memorial Hospital here OAl'OMTER lo John and Ruth Porter Miller ot 702 Whildan Ave . North Cape May. Oct 22 SON to Richard and Mary Mahoney Belt*mt of 33 Bayvtew PI .OcoanCity.Oct 23 SON to Guy and Patricia O Oomell MaeMe of 3402 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Crest. Oct 25 DAl'CHTER to Feter and Rosemarie Heanhm Qaatiraae of 116 Wesley Ave . Ocean City. Oct. 27

CAPE MAY - We are building for eternity . " That comment by Rear Admiral Ross Trower. Chief of Navy Chaplains, summed up the spirit as Adm. John B. Hayes, Coast Guard commandant, and honored guests gathered to break ground for US. Coast Guard Training Cape May's new chapel. The concept of erecting a new chapel was formed in ' 1960 as part of an overall Training Center development and reconstruction plan. Efforts to make the chapel a reality gained momentum in the latter half of the 1970s, with fund-raising drives accumulating some $29,000 in donations. AFTER FUNDS were finally appropriated in the 1980 budget, the Coast Guard Civil Engineering Branch worked closely with the Training Center’s Facilities Engineering division on the structure’s

design.

The $675,000 chapel project will replace an existing structure built in 1918. The present chapel has, in its 62-year history, served as a YMCA facility and an Enlisted Men’s Gub. It was converted for

To Give ‘Messiah’ CAPE MAY - Handel’s ’Messiah" will be presented at the Cape Island Baptist Church at 4 p.m. on Dec. 14. The performance will be repeated at 7 p.m. Dec. 21 at the Sea Isle Methodist Church. John Cavicchio is director. Ruth Fritsch organist and Mildred Sprig# pianist for the presentation.

use as the TRACEN chapel

in 1948.

THE GROUND-BREA-KING ceremony of Oct. 30 was the culmination of yeare of effort. The bell which will toll in its tower was first installed on 14foot Bank Light in Delaware Bay in 1892. Just as the bell represents the past, the young recruits who will attend the ser-

vices at the Training Center Chapel represent the future. "We are buildif|g a provision for the spiritual needs of our young men and women," Adm. Hayes said. Assisting in turning the arth for the chapel were. Rear Adm. Trower, Rep. William J. Hughes, Cpt. James R. Kelly, commanding officer of the

Training Center; Cmdr. David S. Gemmel, commander of Coast Guard Group Cape May; Training Center Chaplains Cmdr. Joseph N. Frates. USN. and U. Cmdr. Thomas C. Marsden, USN; and Rabbi Seymour Atlas of Beth Judah Temple, Wildwood. The chapel construction is expected to be completed by the fall of 1981

CALL UPON GOD for his blessings' is message of Rep. Bill Hughes, right, at groundbreaklng ceremonies for new chapel at Coast Guard Center. Other guests, left to right, are Adm. J.B. Hayes. Coast Guard commandant; Capt. J.R. Kelly. Training (enter commander; Cmdr. p,8. Gemmel. commander of Group Cape Mav. and Kabhi Seymour Atlas of Temple Beth Judah. Wildwood.

Erosion Head Dies

‘Good News’

JOB W. BALDWIN. 77. ot I320D Illinois Avp . Cape May. Nov 7 lip was pm ploy Pd by tbp Philadplphia Electric Company for 45 years prior

lohis reiirement

ROBERT R. BHOOK.H. 69. of 214 Linda Ave . North Cape May. Nov. 7 He was a retired machinist for the US Naval Shipyard in

Phialdelphia

WILLIAM J.T. CHURCHMAN. 64, of 3 E Drumbed Rond. Villas, Nov 5. He was bom in Philadelphia and lived here tor more than 25 years I .A WHENCE J. DONDERO, 61. of 153 Garden Like Pkwy, Cape May Court Home. Nov 10 He was a graduate of LaSalle College in Phialdelphia and Sacred Heart High

School in Vineland.

GEORGE T. HOLLER BON. 62. of 21 Roae Lane. Villas. Nov 6 Prior lo his retirement. he served as an enatgn with the U S Coast Guard CHARLES V. I.AMOND. 66. of Winslow Ave . North Cape May. Nov 4. He was a member of the Slella Marts Council of the Knights

of Columbus in Erma.

JOHN MAYS, 74. of Johnstown La . Cape May Court House. Nov L. He was a mired county worker, having been employed by Cape May

County for eight years

alma McLaughlin, m. ©i 3m Pecks Beach Village. Ocean City.

Nov 5

JOSEPH M. SMALL. 61. of Victorian Towers. Cape Mav. Nov .1 Bom In Cookstoun. county Tyrone. Ireland, he lived here for five years after moving from Upper Darby.

CAPE MAY POINT - William Jaeger, borough commissioner, here, between 1968 and 1974, died Sunday at Burdette Tomlin Hospital. He was 74. Mr. Jaeger was overseer for the borough during the government-sponsored jetty building program here in the 1960s and was chairman of the Cape May County Beach Erosion Commission at his death. The former president of the Cape May County League of Municipalities is survived by his wife Jane at home, and mother Mary of Atlantic City. Services will be 1 p.m. Thursday from the John Sudak Funeral Home,'Cape May, where viewing is 7 to 9 Wednesday evening. Church Sets Activities STONE HARBOR Father Wesley Martin celebrates the Holy , Eucharist each Sunday at ihe8 and joa.m. services. Weekday services in the chapel are Morning Prayers at 8:45 Tuesday through Saturday and Healing Prayers 10 a m

Thursday.

Visitors are invited for the coffee hour following , the 10 am. service. A covered dish supper will be held at 6 p.m. Nov. 13 followed by Margaret Luedecke leading a "singalong" at the piano.

Contributions may be f e

made to the Cape May

Point Fire Company or the

Cape May City Rescue Theme

Squad.

‘Another Brick’ Sermon 1'opic CAFE MAY - The Rev

Cass L Shaw, pastor of The First Presbyterian Church, preached a sermon entitled "Just Another Brick in the Wall" at the n am. worship service Sunday.

Nov. 9.

The Sunday School presented a dramatization of • Daniel in the Liore' Den " The script was prepared by the students, and children, under thft supervision of their leachers, also made the

costumes and sets.

‘Mark of Love 1 Pastor’s Topic RIO GRANDE The Rev Guy L. Kalhmell, pastor, will preach on ’’The Mark of Love" at the l] a.m. worship service in Grace Gospel Chapel.

Sunday.

The pastor will speak on "The Responsibility of Older Christians” at the 7 p.m. Sunday service. The Word of Life Club will be participating. The chapel's radio program, ’Sending Forth the Gospel Light", is heard each Tuesday evening at 6:30 over station WRIO-FM (102 3)

N. WILDWOOD--Good News - 1980" is the subject chosen by the Rev. John M ' Long for the li o’clock -sermon at the United Methodist Church. Sunday Members of the United Methodist Women of the church, plan a food sale in Olney Hall from 11 to 2 o’clock Saturday, Nov. 22. Hot dogs, coffee, cakes and sweets will be available Fire Volunteers Authorized Three new volunteer firemen were approved for / service in Lower Township fire companies during the Nov. io township Committee meeting. Wesley Wright and John Baldwin were approved for membership in the Town Bank Volunteer Fire Co., while l*wta Foster was okayed for entry, in the Erma Volunteer Fire Co. Yule Pix Time

The deadline to sign up for the Family Portrait Day, sponsored as a holiday gib-giving service by the Cape May County Jaycee-ettes is here To register, call 884-2904.