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struction of an addition to the ^existing church building here on Town Bank Rd According to the Rev. Ron Varner, the 38 x 40 ft. addition is needed to accommodate the church's congregation that has grown since 1979 from 55 to 150 members. The existing structure comfortably seats about 115. LOCATED IN an R-3 residential zone near the township Rescue Squad building and Town Bank fireball, the church is a non-conforming use in the R-3 district The structure has been situated at its present site for the past 15 years. vAgreeihg with Rev. Varner and attorney Charles James that the community "can best be served by the extension of this structure." the board voted unanimously (June 1) after the proposal contingent upon site plan approval by the local Planning Board The site plan is expected to be revjewed at the Planning Board's June TTffieeting IX)W CONLEY, a plan ner with Van Note Harvey Associates, supported South Jersey's proposed addition emphasizing that it does not represent a detriment to the township zoning plan or the overall intent of the plan. Although acknowledging that the goal of planning is to try to keep zones as homegeneous as possible, Mr Conley indicated there are certain needs — including churches, banks rescue building and firehouses — that become necessary in residental areas as the population increases. "One of the nicest things you can have in a residential area is a church," Mr Conley said, stressing that they reprsent a low usage of ground, are not large generators of trash.

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NEWLY NAMED pastor < St. Raymonds Parish, Villas. Msgr. William J. Reynolds is a native of Philadelphia. Formerly pastor of St. Anthony of Padua. In Camden since 1978, he succeeds the late Fr. James L. Ronan here.

RIO GRANDE - Special 34th Anniversary Services at the Grace Gospel Chapel, June 12 and 13 will feature the Gheiner Family in music and message. The ReV. and Mrs. Claire Greiner represent Family Christian Inspiration, Inc. Together with their sons and/ daughter, they sing and play a variety of instruments which include bells, piano, concert glasses, and flute. THE GREINERS have

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traveled extensively across the United States .and Canada in singingpreaching ministry. They have written a book and released several albums. The Greiners will be ministering 7 p.m. Saturday, preceded by a Carryin Dinner a( 5.30 p.m., and Sunday morning at 11 a.m. Sunday School is held each Sunday morning at 9:45 with classes for all ages. The weekly Bible study and prayer time is 7 p.m. Wednesday.

N. CAPE MAY - Prophets and the Prophet, is the theme of tte II a m Sunday worship^rvice of the Covenant Bibl^phurch, Fishing Creek Road near Bayshore Rbad, according to the pastor. Dr. George Fincke. The service is broadcast over WCMC, 1230 AM. At the 7 p.m. service, Joseph Trombetta, summer assistant,* will speak on The Father's Abode." The service is broadcast over WRIO-FM, 102.3. At 10 Sunday Service WILDWOOD CREST - Worship service at Crest Community Church is 11 am Rev Charles Rowe will be in the pulpit, and will bring a Christ centered message Mrs. Van Dyke will be at the organ. The church is air-conditioned and has a nursery for tots and babies. Sunday School Award Dinner RIO GRANDE - The Bible Church will have a Sunday School award dinner tomorrow. Thursday, June 10, for the class with the best attendance record. Pastor Robert Fox will deliver the sermon, titled Eureka, at the bac_calaureate service of Mid- ~~ Township High School 8 p mA Sunday, June 13, at the Mvalon Community Center. . U the 7:30 p.m. service at the church Sunday Ed Jaggard will sing and speak. Chapel Serv/rces TOWN BANK - The Cape May Beach Chapel and Sunday School will hold nondemoninational services for the summer 9:30-10 a m Sundays at Clubhouse Dr. and Folsom Rd. Classes for all ages are held during June, July and August

p.m. Joe will join Dr. Fincke in hosting the weekly call-in program. "Let's Talk, "over WRIO. Children’s Da> Set Sunday COURT HOUSE - Youths will play a special role in the service this Sunday at First United Methodist Church, which will be observing June 13 as Children’s Day and Promotion Sunday. Singing will be included in their participation during the 10:45 a m. service. They will also have a special part in th69:30a.rti. Sunday School. For more information about church activities, call before 1 p.m. weekdays at 465-7087.

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