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ACCOUNTING - Assistance with your accounting needs. Personal and business. Preparation of Federal ond State Tax Returns. Call Robert J. Amses. 967-7934. TN 6USS CUTTING minimum $9.00 ALL RELATED SERVICES ANYWHERE IN CAPE MAY COUNTY 866-4035 SEASHORE PAINTERS SPECIAL — taking orders now for exterior painting. Shingle painting on whole house as low as S200. References available. Coll 886-7807. TN WICKS R88FIR8 66MPAIT 886-4103 SPECIALIZING IN HOT ROOF SHINGLES, GUTTERS, ALUMINUM SIDING FREE ESTIMATES. CAU DAY OR NIGHT. PAPCRHANOING-Good ref erences. Free estimates. Call 465-4769. TN’

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BUYING U.S. A CANADIAN GOLD A 51LVIR COIN* - Also buying scrap gold, jewelry, silver dollars, war nickles. 999 bars. Franklin Mint ond BALFOUR ond JOSTENS ten karat white and yellow high school ond college rings.See me before you sell. Wildwood Coin Exchange, located at Colonial Shoe Shop. 3010 Pacific Ave., Wildwood. N.J. Coll 522-6055. TN

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Lord’s Supper To Be Offered N, CAPE MAY - The Lord's Supper will be observed at the 11 a.m. Sunday worship service of the Covenant Bible Church, Fishing Creek Rd. near Bayshore Rd., according to the pastor, Dr. George Fincke. New members will be publicly welcomed at the service, which is broadcast over WCMC. At the 7 p.m. service, the pastor will speak on “The Christian Womans As Wife”. For those unable to attend, the service will be broadcast over WRIO-FM.

SOMEaS POINT - The following Arm birth* have been announced by Shore Memorial HoapiUI here DAUGHTER to Robert and Tracey IMaad SUlen. 209 Central Ave, Ocean City. May M SON to Kurt and Christine Fntla Itoffman. of 51 Hilltop Dr, Mar mora. May 24 SON to Timothy and Margaret Palermo Large, of 1012 Simpnon Ave , Ocean City, May 24 SON to William and Ixura Vllatl QxaekenbMb. at 111 Cedardaie Ave. VilUta. May 24

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AVALON — Bishop James L. Schad, pastor of Maris Stella Catholic Church, announced recently plans to construct a new 1,200-seat church. The new church is to be situated on a site between the existing rectory and auditorium, the area currently in use as a parking lot. The proposed church will be of masonry construction and designed to be as maintenance free as possi ble. The use of natural light and numerous entrances is an integral part of the architectural design, providing an energy cost efficient structure that blends in with the beauty of the surrounding area. The exterior of the church will

feature a beautiful tower rising from the church and housing the chimes. THE PRESENT Maris Stella Chureh was built and donated in 1927 by the Frederic Michell family. Plans call for the continued use of this smaller church whenever feasible The proposal budget for the church is one million dollars. To attempt to offset as much of the cost as possible, Maris Stella Parish has embarked on a New Church Building Fund with alhiinimum goal of $350,000. All parishioners and summer residents of Maris Stella Parish will be contacted over the next several weeks and asked to make tax deductible pledges payable over a

three-year period. The construction of the new church provides many memorial opportunities, allowing for the remembrance of Hving or deceased loved ones. THE LEADERSHIP committee for the fund raising campaign is composed of William Komig, William Leahy. William Saurman, Dudley Newbold. George Phillips, Joseph Oakes and Robert Helverson Ruotolo Asso., a New York-based firm, has been retained to conduct the fund raising program. It is anticipated that construction of the new church will begin in mid-summer. The architectural firm for the project is Von Uffel and Russo of Haddonfield.

Summer Church To Open

AVALON - The Wells Memorial Presbyterian Church, 9th and First Ave., opens its 89th summer season, Sunday at 10 a.m. The Rev. Bruce G. Boak, pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church, Dowingtown, Penna., \yill preach. This church was errected with money and gifts from cottage owners in the North End of Avalon in 1892. It was named after one of the contributing families whose daughter died while To Hear Bible Class Teacher SEA ISLE CITY - Mrs. Dot Worth, wife of Philip Worth, pastor of First U.M. Church of Collingswood, will speak to the United Methodist Women at 7:30 p.m. Monday, at Methodist Church, Park Rd. and Kennedy Blvd. Dot is founder and teacher of the Community Bible Classes of the Delaware Valley. Her Tuesday morning Bible Study at First U.M. C. Collingswood reaches over 300 women weekly. Her Radio Ministry, "Women Alive", is broadcast over 19 stations along the East Coast, in the Midwest, in Puerto Rico and Korea. Chapel Services TOWN BANK - Summer services have resumed at Cape May Beach Chapel, Clubhouse Dr. and Folsom Rd., where undenominational services are 9:30 to 10:30 each Sunday until Labor Day, reports D.S. Doan of this community.

it was being built. The cornerstone was laid Aug. 28. 1892 During its entire 89 years of existence the church has functioned under a committee of Avalon property owners. It has never installed a pastor nor employed a sexton Except for the summer season (June through September) only sporadic services had been conducted. THROUGH THE YEARS it has served the residents of Avalon, Townsends Inlet, Sea Isle City and Stone Harbor with the services of ordained and outstanding Presbyterian ministef*s. Sunday services will take place at 10 a m. continuing through Sunday, Sept. 27. Following is the list of visiting clergymen who will speak from the pulipt,

’81 Season

CAPE MAY - The Cape May Bible Conference officially opened its 1981 summer season May 23. with Dr. Carl Mclntire, conference director, giving the message, using many illustrations from his recent trip to the Holy Land On May 25, a memorial suite was dedicated on the fourth floor of the Christian Admiral, in honor of the Rev John Norris, a Bible Presbyterian ^minister, who founded radio station WGCB-AM/FM and WlNBshort wave in York County. All services at the Conference are free and are open to the public.

this summer: June 7 and 14, Rev Bruce G. Boak, senior pastor, Do w n i n g t o w n Presbyterian Church, Downihgtown, Penna.; June 21* and 28, Rev. Edward S. Golden, Ed. D., West Jersey Presbytery; July 5 to Aug. 2. Rev. Gordon E. Boak, D.D., Pastor, Glenshaw Presbyterian Church, Glenshaw, Penna.; Aug. 9and 16, Rev George W Henderson, D D., Former pastor of the New Castle Presbyterian Church, New Castle, Penna. Aug. 23 and/ 30, Rev. Robert E. Larson Jr., executive director, Contact Teleministeries, US A., Inc.; Sept. 6 and 13. Rev Carl W. Weber, D.D., pastor, St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Philadelphia; Sept. 20 and 27, Rev. Paul W. Stauning, former pastor, Spring Lake Presbyterian Church, Sebring. Fla.

N. WILDWOOD - The Rev. John M. Long, in his farewell sermon to, the congregation at the United Methodist Church, Second and Central Aves., will speak at 11.00 Sunday on the theme "We Break New Seas Today’’ The sermon follows administration of Holy Communion. Mr. Long is transferred to the South Seaville United Methodist Church, and will be succeeded by the -Rev. Dr. William A. Wcnker Both appointments are effective immediately following the adjournment of the sessions of the Southern New Jersey Annual United Methodist Conference held at Ocean City. Dr. Wenker comes from the Pedricktown Circuit of the denomination.

Topic ‘Truth, Freedom’

RIO GRANDE- "Truth and Freedom” will be the theme for the message at the 11 a.m. Sunday worship service, to be delivered by the Rev. Guy L. RathmeU, pastor of Grace Gospel

Chapel. The pastor will speak on the topic "Safe in Jesus" at the 7 p.m. Sunday service. The weekly prayer meeting is at 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Bible Conf. Opens For

Farewell Sermon