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132nd. Year Celebration

GREEN CREEK

Crest Service

Theme To Be ‘Urgency Of God’

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BeUiel Green Greek United

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Methodist Church will celebrate the I32nd anniversary of the founding of the church 2:30 p.m. Sunday. ()ct 24. at a special

. service.

The service will con

An anniversary dinner will be prepared and served by the United Methodist Women of the church.

RIO GRANDE - The Urgency of God will be the topic of Pastor Robert Fox

‘Kinsman-Redeemer’

ducted by Ralph Schell-

I speaker for

inger Special :

the occasion will be the

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Rev David Bailey..—_ and director of the Ranch Mope for Boys, of Alloway. Special music will be pro

Vided by Dr Eisenhower

ami Mr Betty Smith

NORfH CAPE MAY - The Kinsman Redeemer, is the theme of the 11 a m. worship service of the Covenant Bible Church, Fishing Creek Rd.. according to the Pastor. Dr. George, Fincke. The service will be broadcast over WCMC, 1230 AM At the 7 p m. service, the

congregational singing will be led by Dick Sterling, and the pastor will speak on Christ, the Overcomer of the World. " The service is broadcast over WRIO-FM, 102.3 FM At 10 p.m., he hosts* the weekly call-in program. Let's Talk, ov&r WRIO

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at the 11 a m. service Sunday, Oct. 17, at the Bible Church here. The pastor's theme at the 7 p.m. service will be Renew My Witness. Prayer /necting and Bible study are at 7 p.m. Wednesday.

FALL FASHIONS FOR MEN and YOUNG MEN of the SUNCATCHER

FIRST CALL FOR^IJELP 729-2255

Q. 1 AM BLIND and moved here from Florida a year ago. I have not been able to be too active in the community, but I am kept up-to-date by recordings for Jthe blind and .other taped messages for the blind. Currently, however, I have a problem. My tape machine is. not working and, because it is specially designed, I have not been able to get a new one; and I do not know where to go to get this one repaired or to get assistance to help me pay for it. I really don’t know where to go. Can you help me? B.

A. Dear B.: There is no direct help in Cape May County for your recorder, but I would try calling the N.J. State Commission for the Blind - Camden Office at 757-2815 or Newark Office at 201 ■648-3243, or the N.J. Foundation for the Blind at 201-623-3937.

New Associate

WILDWOOD CREST - Church school at Crest Comtnunity Church, with classes for all ages, is at 9:45 a.m. Sunday. Morning worship is 11 o'clock, with Rev. Charles L. Rowe in the pulpit and Mrs. Bette Van Dyke directing the youth and adult choirs. „

OCEAN CITY - The transfer of Fr. Leon J. Kelly, to associate in residence at Our Lady of Good Counsel here has been announced, effective Nov. 1, by Bishop George H. Guilfoyle. Fr. Kelly has been resident, Cathedral of the Im maculate Conception, and chaplain, Cooper Medical Center, Camden.

‘The Result Of Sinful Living 9

RIO GRANDE - The Rev. Guy L. Rathmell, pastor, will preach on The Result of Sinful Living at the 11 a.m. worship service

in Grace Gospel Chapel,

next Sunday.

The pastor will speak on the The Battle That Was Won Through Prayer at the

Deaths

7 p.m. Sunday service.

Births

MARY M. ARNOLD. 99. of West

realctent 50 year* SADIE BIRELEY. 81. of North Capo May, Oct. 7. She lived in this area 22 year* ROBERT W. CAMPBEl.l. Sr.. 63. of Sea Isle City. Oct 9 He was the longtime Chief of Police here IRMA L. CARLSON, 87. of Court House. Oct 9 She was 6 charter member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church - ' ' FRANCIS R Wlll.l.. 57. of Cape Coral. Fla . formerly of Wildwood. Ocl.« DOROTHY S. HUBER. 73. of Cape May. Oct. 2. She lived here 20 year* LOUIS KATZEN. 72. of Woodbine. Oct. 2. He was a retired tailor. JAMES G. KILLIAN Sr.. 90. of Woodbury, formerly of Court House. Oct . 4. He was a member of th* Free s and Accepted Masons

COURT HOUSE - The following area births have been reported by

Burdette Tomlin Hospital:

DAUGHTER to Eugene L Ethel Smith Martia of Whitesboro, Sept

DAUGHTER to Thomas & Marleen Rhoda Drami* of S Seaville, Sept. 29 HON to Joann Fla* of Burleigh. Sept. 30. SON to Thomas t Carol Phimley ValetiUne of Villas. Sept 30 SON to Peter t Barbara Cain Coddhy of Court House. Sept. 30 SON to Robert k Elizabeth Fellngt Tindall of Wildwood. Sept 30. DAUGHTER to James & Anna Marie MrCaach Montgomery Of Villas. Sept 10

Q. 1 AM A YOUNG person in my early 20’s, and I can’t spell or read too well. Is there #hy help out there for peopldlike me? How do I go about finding a teacher that can help me? I did well in other things, as long as spelling was not a part of it. P.S. I had to have someone else write this letter. 1 get so nervous about all this. J

Avalon, Oct. 8. She was t

Our Lady Star of the Sea Church JEROME MARTIN. 69. 6f

Wildwood. Sept

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HOWARD C ... . North Cape May. Oct 7. Ub was the^ former owner of the Phillip* 86 Station. Court House LOUISE M. 8CRIVANI. 95. of Burleigh. Oct. 9. She was a resident 19 years LEONARD J. 8EIGER. of Ocean CHy, Oct. 6 He was retired JOSEPH 8. SEN8ER of North

A. Dear Nervous: You should contact Vocational Technical School for information about their Basic Adult Skills Program. Call 465-3064. This is NOT an Emergency Hotline for Fire, Police, or Rescue. This service is free and confidential. If you have a question for the First Call For Help column. write to David G. Fothergill-Quinlan, First Call For Help, P.O. Box '222, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242, or call 729-2255.

hardware store owner-operator ELIZABETH A. HIIRIVER of Ocean City. Oct. 4. She was a summer resident 2* year*.

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Somers Point — The following area birth* have been reported by ■ Shore Memorial Hospital: 1 DAUGHTER to David * Deborah Bhim Rep Id of Court House, Sept

BON to Thomas A Carta DeLolli* Paponak of Court House, Sept 30. BON to Theodore A Susan Ralne*

DAUGHTER to Robert A Mary Ann Hteflalo MrAdma* of Vlllis. Oct. 2. DAUGHTER (o Clifford A Sharon Rradtbaw Mastie of Wildwood Creat, Oct. 2. HON to David A Lynn Compton .Sullivan of Ocean City, Oct 3. DAUGHTER to John A Teresa Smith MUne of Ocean City, Oct. 4. HON lo Kenneth A Ann O'Malley Hating* of .Wildwood. Oct. 4.

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