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Concert, Musical Set

COVHT HOUSE f A couple musical programs

have been scheduled by the •First United Methodist

SAMUEL R. SPLITTER, M.O. F.C.C.P.. and F.A.P.M. “ ■29 Ocean Street at Columbia Ave. CAPE MAY 884-8417 IS HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE HIS ASSOCIATION IN THE PRACTICE OF PRIMARY INTERNAL MEDICINE WITH S.G. MEHTA, M.D. BY APPOINTMENT AND HOUSE CALLS 24 HOUR COVERAGE YEAR ROUND

Church here; both are open to the public. Beginning at 4 Sunday, June 6, Donnabelle Hoffman, on piano, and Debbie Dilworth, on the organ, will be in concert in the sanctuary. Selections by these accomplished nfusicianfi will include gospel and familiar hymns, light classical and contemporary arrangements. MFMBER8 OF THE Junior and Senior Youth Groups will provide the muscial entertainment starting at 8 Thursday evening, June 10 with their adaptation of the Broadway musical Godspell. Featured soloists for this command performance will include Wendy Newbold, Krista Ulbrich, Jay Dilworth (as Jesus) Glenn Newbold, Tracy Sinkway and Phil Belcher. Call the church office 465-7078 weekdays from 9 to p.m. for further informa '

tion.

Communion Rile WILDWOOD ,CREST - Communion will be offered at the 11 a.m. service Sunday at Crest Community Church, with-Rev. Charles J. Rowe delivering the message. The youth and adult choirs will sing, under the direction of Mrs. Bette Van Dyke. ’3 Faces Of God 1 Sermon Topic CAPE MAY - Communion will be observed at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday, with the Rev. Cass L. Shaw’s sermon topic at the 11 a.m. service titled, Three Faces of God.

• Ward ' BOTH YOUND & OLD participated side by side in Saturday's inaugural Memorial Day ceremony at the Cape May County Veterans Cemetery, Crest Haven complex, Court House.

‘Forgiveness’—God’s View

RIO GRANDE - Tire communion message at 11 a m. Sunday service at the Bible Church, to be :ered by Rev. Robert FoxMpastor, will be Forgixjeness from God's

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In this time of rising real estate taxes, inflation and reduced Federal government benefits, Lower Township needs now, more than ever a local government that .is financially responsible. In order to have a government that is financially responsible Lower Township needs elected officials that are financially responsible. Candidate John Moran recently issued a news release as to his personal finances. An excerpt from the news release reads as follows: "Agreeing that financial disclosure by candidafes running for office is a good idea, committeeman Moran said Sunday he is financially solvent, has no outstanding debts, nor have any court proceedings ever been recorded against me regarding my business. Candidate John Moran when interviewed by the "Herald and Lantern"

stated:

- ' "There hove never been any court judgments or bankruptcy proceedings recorded against my business. Questioned about the statement intensively by "The Lantern" Mr. Moran continued to maintain that he has never had court judgements against him." A recent New Jersey superi^c^ourt ond United States district Court and Cape May County Clerk's office search condOcted against John Moran disclosed the following: Federal Tax Lien filed in Cape May County on October 29, 1981 against John M. Moran in Book 10, Page 312 In the amount of *2,901.23 and Judgment IDJ-07107-81 filed October 23, 1981 In Superior Court by the State of New Jersey against John Moran Individually and trading as Jacks Corner, Inc. In the amount of *12,636.13. Whether or not these liens and judgments are being or have been satisfied is not the issue. What is the issue is that Lower Township does not want or need elected officials with this type of financial background. VOTE ON JUNE 8 FOR A CANDIDATE WITH INTEGRITY, WITH NO PERSONAL PROBLEMS TO HINDER HIS PERFORMANCE ONCE ELECTED VOTE FOR WIU.I4M HEVENEB FOi TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Ordered end Po*d for by the Lower Township RepvbUeon organisation Phyflt Genovese. Treasurer.

Perspective. At the 7:30 p.m. service, Pastor Fox will speak oh The Consequences of Bitterness. The church canoe trip on the Batsto River is scheduled for Saturday, June 5. Church Dinner

AVALON — The annual roast beef dinner at the First United Methodist Church, 34th St. and Dune Dr, will be 4-6:30 p.m. Saturday, June 5. Tickets are available at the door and from members of the church. Take-outs will be prepared on request.

His Superiority RIO GRANDE - The Superiority of Christ will be the theme of Pastor Guy L. Rathmell’s message during the 11 a.m. worship service Sunday at Grace Gospel Chapel. Plan Ministry CAMDEN — A Ministry to Newly Married Couples has been started by the Family Life Bureau of the Camden Diocese. The new program will begin in the Fall, and one of a series of information nights to recruit married couples to work with the program wilj be Tuesday, . June 8, at St. Joseph’s, Sea Isle City.

Stofi* Harbor Bay Club 8301 Third Av«. Stona Harbor, N.J.

967.7307

Certified Message Practitioner Linda H. Foster at the

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Jariey Cap* Racquet Club

Crest Haven Rood

Cape May Court House, N.J.

463*7411

Robert Beitman, M.D. INTERNAL MEDICINE & DIGESTIVE TRACT DISORDERS Announces his N. Wildwood Office has been moved to: Cape Medical Bldg. 116 N. Main St. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE 465-2112 Hours will continue at the SEAVILLE MEDICAL CENTER U.S. Hwy. SO, Seoville

CHIROPRACTIC FOR BETTER HEALTH

0*. JOSSPH J. KIZZO

Much of the pain and

suffering caused by spinal defects could be avoided by periodic chiropractic checkups. Structural defects of the low back can normally be corrected by chiropractic techniques if discovered early enough. Trouble usually starts with misuse of the back...excessive lifting or

other over-exertion. There may be little or

no actual pain at first. Hie first sign of difficulty is often a "catch” in the

CHIROFWACTOW back or a weakness in the hips or legs. If neglected, spinal defects can

develop to a stage where ,

disability results.

A chiropractic examination often discovers and eliminates spinal defects in the

earliest stages.

In the interest of better health from the office of: Or. JoBaph J. Rizzo —Chlroproctor—

CopaMoy.MM-SIM