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^Cumberland County College’s fall semester will feature courses in almost 30 different fields. Among the offerings will be 3 regional programs: AgriciUture/Horticulture, Aviation Maintenance, and LegaLTechnology.These programs are aimed to be <*f Special interest to all South Jersey residents. Thes<i are only a few of the career-related studies at Cumfierland County College. Fdr a free schedule or information, please call 6918600 Registration will be held on September 2 and 3, by appointment. Open registration will be on Septembif 3 and 4. Classes will begin on Tuesday, Septembers. Cumberland County CotWfe la an equal opportunity, affirmative action, equal acceaa me U tut ion

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For information call Joel Modern, 263-8285. Church Lawn Bazaar Site STONE HARBOR - The annual open air bazaar will be held by St. Mary’s Ejlscopal. Church Women at 9 a m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22 on, the |awi» outside the church, 95th and Third Ave. Many outstanding items will be featured. The women’s club will serve light lunch, the younger generation will man a lemonade table while the men will handle .a watermelon table. ‘Light’ ThemeRIO GRANDE JV The Rev. Guy L. RaUlmell. pastor, will preaCTi on “Walking in the Light" at the 11 a m. worship service Sunday in Grace Gospel Chapel. The pastor will speak on "Living Consistently" at the 7 p.m. Sunday Service.

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May Bible Conference Aug. 15-22. Fiev. Mills will be speaking at 8 each gening' in the Gardner Auditorium at the Christian Admiral. He will also be speaking at 10 a m. Monday through Friday. Friday, Aug. 21, Rep. Larry Mcbonald will be speaking at 8 p.m. in Gardner Auditorium. Prior to this a banquet will be held in^the George Washington Dining Room. . f The Sunday ^fternoon sacred corteert, under the direction of Mrs. Shirlejf Cox, will be held at 4 p.m. It will include a number of in- • strumental and vocal numbers.

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N. CAPE MAY - "The Plague of Flies; Division of The Good and Bad" is the theme of the 11 a.m. worship service of the Covenant Bible Church, Fishing Creek Rd. near Bayshore, according to the pastor, Dr. George Fincke. For those tenable to attend, the service will be broadcast over WCMC-AM (1230 on the dial). At the? p.m. service/Dr. Fincke concludes his series on Christ the Shepherd with a message entitled, ’’Applications." The service will be carried over WRIOEM, 102.3 at 10 p.m., Dr. fincke hosts the weekly call-in program, "Let’V Talk" where listeners seek help with personal problems or ask- questions about the Epble.

SOMERS POINT - The following recent area bir- " ths have been announced by Shore Memorial HospifaT hbre: DauKhirr to Lmifc and Mary Rrorhh YacraH^o of 1217 Asbury Aw . Ocean City, July 2S DauRhirr to Samuel and Sharon Ridgewood MuMm of Cape May Court House, July 29 , Son to Walter arft Susanne .Kllwrll DaOnra of 821 Cape Mby Ave . Cap* May. August 1 „ 2 Services CAPE MAY - Two services will he heM at the First United Methodist, Church, Washington St. at 9 a.m. and 11 a m. Sunday. The'Tnessage will be brought by the minister, Rev. Willard P. Sirman Jr.

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