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, Crest Community Church Service Sermon Theme Rummage Sale Set By Church

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WILDWOOD CREST - Morning worship at Crest Community Church begin* at 11 a m Sunday,.Oct. 31

Mrs Van Dike will lead the adult and youth choirs. Rev Charles Rowe will be

in the pulpit.

^Justified'

WILDWOOD CREST RESIDENTS

VOTE NO BEACH FEES NOVEMBER } nd FOR THE d T

y TIME

N CAPE MAY - Justified Freely is the theme of the 11 a m. Sunday worship service of the Covenant Bible Church, Fishing Creek Rd. near Bayshore Rd.. according to the pastor. Dr. George Fincke The service will be broadcast over WCMC, 1230 AM • Dick Sterling will lead fhe congregational singing at the 7 p.m. worship, and the pastor will spe%k on Christ the Victor Over Death The service will be broadcast over WRIQ-FM, 102 3 FM. Monday the Heritage Christian Academy will lx? closed in commemoratfon of Reformation Day.

STONE HARBOR - St. Mary's Episcopal Church will hold its annual fall rummage sale in the Parish hall 6:30-8:30 p.m Friday, Oct. 29, and a m.-noon Saturday, Oct 30. Items for sale will ifi elude white elephant nr tides, jeWelry, books, and clothing. The event is sponsored by the Episcopal

Church Women. Donated articles may Be left in the Parish hall prior to Oct. 29. For additional information call the church office at 368-5922..

On Security

RIO GRANDE - "la The.re Security inMatcrial Posseasionli?" will be the

RIO GRANDE — There’* no such thing as ghosts will be the tiUe of the 11 a.m. message of Pastor Fox, and his 7 p.m. sermon will be entitled How can I be filled with the Holy Spirit, this Sunday at the Rio Grande Bible Church. Tuesday at 7 is Gym Nite at Consolidated School, Cold Spring. Wednesday at 7 p.m. is prayer meeting and Bible study at the

church.

Rose Society Meet theme for the message of «/

Living By Faith’ Chapel, 11 a.m. Sunday,

SOMERS POINT - The South Jersey Rose Society will now meet each month at Christ Episcopal Church. 157 Shore Rd. here. The next meeting will be 1 p.m., Nov. 13. The subject wilt be Preparing Roses for Winter. New members are

tricorne. .

Oct. 31.

"The Battle That Was Won Through Couragd" will be the title of the message at the 7 p.m. Sunday service. The. weekly prayer meeting will be 7 p.m. Wedncsda)

"Sr

H. m\m\ H!B.. M.D.JBIM, F.A.C.C. Board Certified In Cardiology

And Internal Medicine

is pleased .to announce the opening of

A NEW OFFICE at the Villas Medical Center.

PROFESSIONAL PLAZA, VILLAS

MEDICARE ACCEPTED

Hours By Appointment Tuesday 1:30 4:30 Saturday 10:00-T2!00

Villas 889-0154 C.M.C.H. 465-7517

VOTE YES NOVEMBER 2ND

BALLOT QUESTION #§ —: : — ».

RIPARIAN LANDS

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YES

Do you approvethe amendment to Article VIII, Section V, of the Constitutjon, which adds a hew paragraph 2 which authorizes the Legislature to enact laws to establish the criteria by which consideration shall be fixed for a grant or lease of ariy land subject to the assertion of a riparian claim by the State, which consideration may be less than the fair market value of the State'sinterest or nominal; and(2) to differentiate, inestab-, lishing these criteria, between properties which are being utilized for different purposes^?

INTERPRETIVE STATEMENTS

NO

The approval of this amendment would allow the Legislature to establish the basis tor setting the prices at which the State may convey its interest in land it claims as riparian These prices may be less than the fair market value of the State's interest or nominal, and maybe different for land used for different purposes in recognition of the burdens which may be imposed on certain classes of landowners affected by State riparian claims

On November 2, 1982, the public will have an opportunity to take a major step towards resolving the riparian lands crisis that has left thousands of property owners confused as to who actually owns their home and the land it is situated upon.

The Constitution now provides that if the State asserts its riparian claims against a piece of property (and improvements) and the owner cannot convince the state of his ownership, then the property owner faces the nightmare of buying a grant or lease at the current fair market value. These individuals would face financial ruin if they had to pay fair market value for land and improvements which they believe they already own.

Passage of the ballot issue (number 5 on the ballot) on Riparian lands is a PEOPLE Issue and is deserving of your support

Ordered and paid for by the Greater Wildwood • Cape May County Boar RS\ Howard Peterson. Treasurer.

WILDWOOD CREST - Living by Faith is the subject of Pastor Dr. William Weftker’s message at First United- Methodist Church, 6700 Atlantic Ave.. 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Evening worship is 7:30 p.m., Wednesday evening Bible study is

at7 p.m.

Guest Preacher

GREEN CREEK - Guest preacher at the Community Church, Delsea Dr., for the 11 a.m.'Sunday worship service Oct. 31 will be Dr. Fred ft. Heather. Pastor J. Muggleworth will be conducting four services for the Christian Mission to Churchless Communities, Massachusetts.

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE - The following nrefl births have been reported by Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital: DAUGHTER to Ronald & Peggy Dreisen Franks ot Wildwood on Oct

DAUGHTER to Charles & Jayne Hand Sudell. of Coort House on Oct

12.

SON to Bruce & Debra Sterling Scott of N Cape May on Oct. 13. SON to Robert & Dorothy Garrison Rich of Stone Harbor on Oct It DAUGHTER to Joseph & Diane Strickland McCarraher of Villa's on

Oct M.

SON to Edward & Emilie Eby Hnlbnmner of Cape May on Oct 16 SON to John It Su ‘ ‘

Rennie of Court House on Oct 17 DAUGHTER to Charles & Denise Parker Thomas of Whites boro on

Oct 17

SOMERS POINT - The following area births have been reported by

Shore Memorial Hospital

SON to Don & Kathleen Senbertrand Guthrie of Cape May, (Jet. 12 DAUGHTER to Michael & Cheryl Wagner TractW of Ocean View. Oct

12

OAUGHTED to Irving & Eve Abady Kleiner of Ocean City, Oct.

DAUGHTER to William & Both Gorgard Bryson of Stone Harbor. Oct 19

JOSEPH ARTHURS. 73. of Wildwood. Oct I* He was a resident for seventeen years. MATILDA BUCHANAN. 101. of Crest Haven. Oct 16. She was a fifty year member of St Luke's Episcopal Church ALBERT B. CRAWLEY JR . 60. of Wildwood.Oct 16 Hewasaveteran ROBERT II. FORMAN. 67. of Ocean City. Oct 2t He was retires CELIA. J. HOWARD. 59. of Ocean City. Oct 18 She was a resident for two years BLANCHE KETNOR. 56. of Wildwood. Oct 21 She lived in the area moat of her life WILLIAM C. McMOMGLE. 53. of \ftW$T0ct. 20 He was a U.S. Army veteran THOMAS EDWARD MORAN. 68. of Rio Grande. Oct 19 He was employed as an auto tire salesman JACOB POLSKY. 76. of North Cape May. Oct » He was a member o< the Villas Golden Age Club. JESSE LEROY POOLE SR.. 87. of Ocean City, Oct 20 He was, a member of St Peter's United Methodist Church JOSEPH A. REUTER. 71. of Wildwood. Oct, 15 He was formerly of York. Pa JEANETTE E. SCHMID. 71. of Tuckahoe, Oct. 9 She wa* an area resident for twenty years NORMAN A. WAGNER. 76. of Villas, Oct 19 He was retired GERTRUDE E. WEBER. 74. of Stone Harbor, Oct 19 She was a resident for ten years