Wednesday, March H. 1981

Hie Herald and The Lantern

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$12.50 with thi« od, until Morch 15. Tr**t topped, prun#d, r#o9onobl«. Complot* lawn Mrvko. Top soil told and tprood. Anywhoro in county. Call 686-4055. IN TAKI A BMAK THIS YIAt! Wo do windowt I Floxlblo hours, roatonoblo rafot. Froo ostimato*. Ploato coll 6843322 or 522-5911. 3-11 WNA CAM KM BJMM.Y PIMOM in your homo. Sovon to midnight or midnight to olght. Hovo own transportation. Call boforo 6. 7296423. 3-11 STIMUtATI THI OffOWTH of your troos and shrubs this yoor. Fooding dono according to spocios. Roatonoblo. Also fortlllilng, liming, and sooding of lawns. Coll 8864055. TN TUNI UPS, ovorhault, roplocomonts, and brako work. Will pick up and dollvor. Amorlcan and imports. Washing and waxing, tiro rotation. Call 686-9544 or 8841713. 3-18 SAVI INIS AM Birthday? Anntvorsory? Any occasion at all I Wo will docorato thoir car for you. 5 mlnutos flat I Unbollovably low cost for such a noat surprise I Cali 884-3322 or 522-5911. 3-11 IXPtRT TYPINO dono In my homo on on IBM Selective II Typewriter. Casino disclosure forms, menus, term papers, resumes. All business, legal and personal papers typed quickly and professionally. Call 884-4584. - ' ' TN CONCMTI DIHVIWAYS 99c per square foot. Coll Al Relno, 646-0100. Also, chimneys, steps, brick, block and stucco. Small repairs o specialty. No job too small. All work guaranteed. 7-8 SI ASHORE PAINTIRS SPECIAL — taking orders now for exterior painting. Shingle painting on whale house as low os $200. References available. Call 886-7807. ; tn DOO OROOMING - Pick up and deliver or in your home. Mott breeds, $10. Call 884-0755 or 886-2553. 3-11 MAID SERVICE - 1st clast cleaning service. The best of references. Call 465-2318. TN KEN HAMANN Builder. New homes, additions, alterations, large repairs, garages, decks, roofing, siding, termite damage repairs. Free estimates. Phone 465-9382. TN •OOV AND PAINT — My price beats anyone, low. low prices. Free estimate. Fifteen years experience. Call Ken Johnson, 465-9249. TN

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the GOLDEN FLEECE 1400 Texas Avenue Cape May 884-1718 Dolly 10-5 Frl. Nil* 7-9; Sot. 10-6

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PRICES "SHARPLY" REDUCED CHAIN SAWS $1.50 KNIVES 5 for fl.M MOWER BLADES 75* ALL TYPES SCISSORS se* AXES, HATCHEtS 75' GRASS SHEARS 73* WE ALSO DO SAW BLADES PLEASE TRY TO BRING MJB ORDER FOR FURTHER INFORMATION TN

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Saturday. Thursday morning services is at 10 followed by Bible Study. The acolytes and church school are planning a tour of New York City Saturday,

April 4.

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WILDWOOD - "World Hunger" has always been on the priority list of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Wildwood, and Lent is a time when an extra accent is given to the subject. In recent years the Social Ministry Committee of the church designed a "Food For Thought" program, which is conducted each Wednesday evening in

Lent.

"FOR FOR THOUGHT" consists of a meal and an educational discussion. A free will offering is taken to cover the cost and the excess offering goes to the World Hunger Appeal. The discussion deals with hunger, waste and what Christians and responsible citizens should be doing about it. THIS YEAR’S program deals with "Economic Justice". Pamphlets are inserted in the church's weekly newsletter each Sunday in Lent. They deal with topics like "I am what I own”, "I am Blessed", "I am Love”, "I am Independent”, and "I am Unlimited." Then at the "Food for Thought" pro-

gram on Wednesday even- the children to discover the ing, the pamphlet is way the people live and eat

discussed. there.

„ This Lent the committee f As part of this visit, the will invite the Sunday children will make "Snack Church School to visit a Banks". In these banks

village^ in Barmati, India. In the church's Social Room the committee will create the atmosphere of this little village arid help

they place "snack" money all during Lent. Then at the end of the season the money goes to the World

Hunger Appeal.

Expansion Planned

SEA ISLE CITY - The i United Methodist Church has launched an expansion program to increase the size of the present church building on Kennedy Boulevard, and to help make better use of the existing facilities through remodeling, according to the pastor. Rev. Jerry Ruff. The expansion program is slated to cost $181,000 and covers many projects in the rapidly growing church. The proposed new addition will include new class rooms, a storage room, an air court and a ramp for the handicapped. REMODELING PLANS include relocation and

enlargement of the pastor's study, the secretary’s room, the nursery, the choir’s multi-pufyose robe room and rest rooms. Also included in the building program is a new roof for the chrfrch. John Cavicchio has been named building committee chaindan and is working on plans to raise the necessary funds, in order that the project might be completed without a mortgage. Pastor Ruff, in announcing the expansion, titled the project "ForwSrd In Faith" and hopes the entire project will be completed, mortgage free, in time for the church's 100th anniversary in 1083.

Seminar On Food Storage

KXPKRIINCID PIANO TEACHER HAS OPINING* for n«w pupils. Adults or childron. Ploos* coll 884-7536. . 4-15

COLD SPRINGS - There will be a seminar at The Church of Jessus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Jonathan Hoffman Road, here, Friday, March 13, from 7 to 9 p.m. What to store, dehydrating foods, using wheat, gardening, storing water, and sprouting. Larry Newbold, County Agricultural Extension Agent, will be showing films on gardening and will give advice on specific problems of gardening in this area: THE SEMINAR should

be of interest to anyone who is interested in combating inflation by storing and/or growing food. It has been said that stored food is better than money in the bank in times of inflation. According to D. Delos Ellsworth, director of the Ezra Taft Benson Agricultural Institute at Brigham Young University, a more important argument of storing food is that a supply of food comes in very handy in times of emergency - whether it be war, an earthquake, a flood, a volcanic eruption,

Commandments Lenten Theme

STONE HARBOR - Services at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will be at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. beginning Sunday, March 15. During the Lenten Season there

PM! itnMATis. day evening service. call day o« NIGHT. Weekday services in the

chapel are Morning Prayer

ACCOUNTING—>Auittonca 8:45 a.m. Tuesday, with your occounting n**d». Wednesday, Friday and

WILDWOOD-"The Ten Commandments" will be the topic on which the Rev. Bruce Davidson of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will be preaching during the Lenten Season. He began Ash Wednesday by giving some thoughts on life in Christ and the 10 Commandments. Each Sunday and Wednesday service in Lent, he will take each com-

mandment, one at a/jime, and preach on it. SUNDAY services are at 10 A.M. and are followed by a Fellowship Hour in the Parish Building next door to the church. Wednesday services are at 7:30 in the evening. These services are proceeded by a "Food For Thought" meal and discussion at 5:3f.

Celebrating 142nd Year

GOSHEN - The United Methodist Church will celebrate its 142nd anniversary with services at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Speaker will be Rev. Charles Marker from Court House, former district

superintendent. Song leader and special soloist will be Rev. Robert Robinson, pastor of New Gretna United Methodist Church. A period of refreshment and fellowship will follow the services.

a strike or personal crisis like being laid off from work. The members of the Cold Spring Branch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are most anxious to share this seminar with the residents and the area. Slate Guest Preacher N. WILDWOOD - Guest minister at the 11 o’clock preaching hour, Sunday, March 15, of the United Methodist Church, Second and Central Avenues, is the Rev. Robert B. Howe, who speaks on "The Disturbing Jesus." Rev. Mr. Howe, former Secretary of the Southern New Jersey Annual Methodist Conference, resides in Pennsgrove, and is currently president of the South Jersey Camp Meeting Association at South Seaville. Musical accompaniment for both the worship hour and the preceding 10'45 a.m. hymn-sing will be played bjr church organist, Mrs. Jayne Holley.

Concert, Dinner Set

SOMERS POINT - The follow!n* area births have been announced by Shore Memorial Hcapital here: SON to Edward and Janet Hand King of Rd 2. Box 1MB, Cape May Court Houae, Feb. 25. SON to David and Cathleen Scholl Van Varst of Rd. 2. Box 4N. Woodbine, March 2. DAUGHTER to Ronald and Deniae BeRwor fleharid of 1M« Ttoga Terr., Ocean City, March 2 DAUGHTER to Robert and Michelle Greeee Deeley of 220 E. 15th St., North Wildwood, March 3. DAUGHTER to Thomaa and Cynthia Zetafc Kohiatka of 215 E 19th St . North Wildwood. March J SON to Robert and MIcMte Martin* York of 2749 Aahbury Ave , Ocean City. March 4 SON le Michael and Mrya Yoeng Gcndy of 2910 Bay*bore Rd , Apt. J-t, Lower Township, March 4.

COURT HOUSE — A Concert by Donna Belle Hoffman and Debbie Dillworth will be presented at the’ United Methodist Church at 4 p.m. Sunday. . * Following the concert, a dinner will be held in the social hall, with Lenten study beginning afterward. A missions weekend with Ken and Sarah Corson will be held March 27-29. Activities will begin Friday evening and continue into

the 10:45 a.m; 1 Sunday ser-

vice.

‘True Light’ Is Sunday Topic RIO GRAIiDE - "The True Light” will be the theme for the message at me II a.m. Sunday worship service by the Rev. Guy L. Rathmel), pastor of Grace Gospel Chapel. > The pastor will speak on

"The Way to Life at the \ roaldont for 13 yoar.

pm Sunday service. The dora amelia vedder. »i. of

weekly prayer meeting I.

at 7 p.m. Wednesday. us Tr««ury Dept

MARIK M. CLARK, 91. of 31 Oalo Avr . Rio Grande, March 7 She wai a resident hfrf for three yearn. OR. JOSEPH W. CROWLEY, 93. of Ocean City. March 3 He waa a retired phyxician from Camden GEORGE A. OK AMIS. 57. of Den ntavtlle Rd. Dennis Townahlp. March 5 He waa a general contrac

tor

GEORGE h. franchviixk. «. of Bay Lane Mobile Park. Green Creek, March! He waa employed at the County Airport HARVEY W. HAWN. 91. formerly of I-ower Township where he was a businessman, March 4 In Philadelphia He moved to Pleasant -

ville in I9M

GERTRUDE R. HOBART. 94. of 701 Roaehill Pkwy. North Cape May. March 2 SBe Whs a member of the

White Shrine of Jerusalem

NORMAN C. McCONNEIX. 97. of 401 Scott Ave . North Cape May. March 7 He waa a retired meatrut-

ter for Acme Markets

CATHRYNE WINTERS SANDEU 91. of 939 Seventh St. Ocean City, March 7 She was a local