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WO GRANDE - "The Physician, the Health, and the Sick” will be the theme for the message at the 11 a.m. Sunday worship service by the Rev. Guy L. Rathmell, pastor of Grace Crest Service WILDWOOD CR - Rev. Charles L. Rowe will preach at the li am. service Sunday at Crest Community Church, with Mrs. Bette Van Dyke as choir director and organist. A nursery for babies and junior church for children through the third grade are

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Slate Guest Preacher CAPE MAY - The Rev William Foden. of Vineland, will preach at the 11 a.m. Sunday service of the First Presbyterian Church as Pastor Cass L. Shaw will be on vacation. A nursery is available during the morning worship service Coffee hour will be held after the worship service.

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Raymond W Rain. R7. o( Villas. Feb 8 A rHired truck driver, he was a resident here 15 yean Arthar R. Rrown. 47. of Whitesbom. Feb 15 A resident here 15 yean, he was a chef at the Mon . treal Inn. Cape May Vrronke Illlsce. 81. of Ocean City. Feb It A resident here 12 yean, she had been chief telephone operator for the U S Post Office at 30th SI in Philadelphia for 25 yean Stephen J. MrFwrn. 84. of Ocean City, Feb II A retired attorney, he practiced law in Upper Darby Pa since 1945 Dorothy Hi Reed. A. of Avalon. Feb 10 Bom in lUmshurfi. Pa . she was a residefil Here 22 yean Richard F Mnm. 63. of North Wildwood. Feb 13 A resident here * most of his life, he was an auto mechanic for the State Police in Berlin. N J . and was an a mature radio operator, and a member of the American Federation of Mtatciana Rare* Vesper. 74. of Villas. Feb « Bom in Philadelphia, he was a rest dent here seven yean William D. Zrrhy. 68. of Cape May Point. Feb 10 A resident here eiRht yean, he was active in many social, civic, historical and arts nqianiM lions Mr Zerby served as president of Cape May County Health Systems • Advisory Council, and was on the hoard of the Hurdette,Tomlin l.nn« RanRe PlanninR Board, the Lower Township Advisory Committee, and the Mid Atlantic Council for the Arts among other groups

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Gospel Chapel. Sunday School is at 9:4S a.m. “ The pastor will-speak on “It Sounds Like Home to Me,” a new series of’ messages from the minor prophets of the Old Testament, at the 7 p.m. Sunday service. First-hand

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S. SEAVILLE - "I Walked Where Jesus Walked" is the topic of Rev. John M. Long at the 11:15 a.rrt. service of the United Methodist Church Sunday. The pastor recently returned from a study-tour of the Holy Land in company with 50 other mem- 6 here of the South Jersey Methodist Chtrch Conference. The tour group flew from New York tch Amman, Jordan, spent two days at Tiberia and the area around the Sea of Galilee, plus a week of study at Jerusalem, including emphasis on current Methodist work in Israel.

Psalms Basis Of Sermon COURT Route - Rev Wilbert S. Hoffman, pastor of the First .United Methodist Church, will continue his sermons based on the Psalms during the 10:45 a.m. Sunday worship service. Special music will be provided by the Chancel and Senior Choirs. ‘Years Of Wandering.’ N. CAPE MAY - "The Years of Wandering” is the theme of the Uj a.m. Sunday worship service of Covenant Bible Church, Fishing Creek ! Rd. near Bayshore Rd.. according to the pastor. Dr. George Fin-

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HOW TO CUT VETERINARY BILLS! If you've got animal* around your place, they're bound to become ill now and then. So. veterinarian Randy Kidd haa given us a few hinta to pass-along to help you cut down on c*pensive vet bills. First of all, there will often be a considerable gap among fees various animal doctors charge for the same services. Ask neighbors, or some one else who's raising backyard livestock.! "who's worth it and who ain't” Many times, a vRt may be esteemed for some specialty. Your laying hens, hutch rabbits, or milk goat may call for the services of one "all purpose" vet. But, if one of your prize Airedales gets sick, you might take it to a small animal clinic in the city which has better facilities. - You can save still more tirok by having the patieht ready btforr the vet arrives. Don't wait until he or ahe knacks on your doot;to cha&e down the animal. If you can. put tha critter indoors and have a good light available have a halter ready, too. And remember to provide warm water so the vet can wash his or her hands In other words, you should try to be prepared with whatever ecpiipment might be needed for any development. S - It's also a good idea to have your livestock recoads on hand. A listless dog-with a high fever and.no appetite-that's already been vaccinated for distemper, for example. might be diagnosed differently than would such a beast that hasn t had the vaccine. When the cause of an animal's trouble isn't immediately apparent, learn how to take its temperature regularly and keep a record of it until the vet srrives-or till you jfet the animal to the dinic-ao you'll be able to tell the doctor whether it s steady, rising, or falling. Finally, make the beast sa comfortable, as possible, and avoid causing it any more stress than is absolutely necessary. Be ready to assist your patient in any way you can Vaccinations, worming, and normal births are typical things that, with practice, the successful animal lover should be capable of managing without professional aid And. of course, a good veterinary guide is a must in any backyard homesteader's reference library. Prevention, though, is still the beat medicipe. It's important to give your charges good food, exercise, and lota of sunlight. Provide a dry. clean pkke for them to sleep . . . keep their food and water pans washed . . . and rotate your pastures or keep their quarters clear, so the erkaturea won’t walk in'manure or have only ground-level grass to eat. No matter what you do. though, you're atill going to need the help of a vet from time to tune. And. when you do get that bill, be satisfied in the knowledge that you did all you could to help your anitnals. and to keep the coat to a minimum. Fo» FREE additional kiloonatiofl on nxtw animal cara of on THE MOTHER EARTH NEWS maoarina. »«n<j •jBvt nama and addraat and atk for Raprmtko 1156- Ho«tt>6jf Vat Bill! Mail to Oo<«g MORE Wnn lESSi P O.Box 70. Handartonvilla N.C 2*791. or In cara olfhiapapar CopyrtgW 19*3 THE MOTHER EARTH NEW?, Inc

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SOMERS POINT - The folliminR recent area births have been an nounced by Shore Memorial Hospital DaaRtiler lo Robert and Debra Adams Halley nt IMJ S Shore Rd . Ocean View . Feb 3 DaaKhier In Claudio and Marge Murrln Cavlglla of 1198 40thSI Sea Die City. Feb 4 Son fo Thomas and Deborah Ijiylan Thompson of 105 Bent* Ave,. VIIDs. Feb 5 Son to James and Jfcm Andrekivk Peuk of 210 Hollywoad Ave . Villas. Feb 7 Daaghter lo David and Kathleen Starkee ThampsM of 304 Willow Dr . Erma, Feb 7 j Daaghter lo Miguel and Sheila WUHams fiamn of 534 Adams Ave . Woodbine. Feb I San to Larry hnd Miriam I Aina nM i Ulrich of 1180 Cape May Ave . Cape May. Feb 8 Daughter lo Glenn and Sharon Karcher l^wla of 8 Carlton Dr . N Cape May. Feb 9 .•tan lo Larry and Gay RawDad Wabai of Jl Allendbke Rd . Mar mar a, Feb 10 Sea to William and Debra A Bra Andrews of ,36 K Greenwood Ave . Tillas. Feb 10 COURT IKHTSe' The following recent area tartha have been announced by Burdeile Tomlin Hospital: DaagMrr In Bruce and Nancy Tarpey (lane of 213 IfoRywood Ave . V.naa. Feb I Daughter lo John and Deborah Carttaa SberSa of 121 Susan Rd . Green Creek. Feb 3 Saa In James and Carol Beasley Pear use of 9 Canon SI. Rio Grande. Feb 4 San to Stephen and Karen Caaaidy Sira MU of IIS E Ptervm Ave. Somem Point. Feb .V San lo Bruce and Cathy ( askmare Calabrese of MIS - 15th St . N Wildwood. Feb 7

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