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CHMOfKAOOS ——;— does pain result but muscular and organic functions are impaired and “nervousnessV makes the victinf tired, sleepless and irHtable. A chiropractic examination will determine if spinal misalignment.is causing your health problem.

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‘Secret Of Thanksgiving’

RIO CRANDE - The Secret of Thanksgiving will be the theme of Pastor Fox's message at the 11 a m worship at the Rio Grande Bible Church, Sunday. At 7 p.m. the Pastor will speak on A Privileged People. The Sunday School, will Start Campaign For Stewardship STONE HARBOR - Mrs. Margaret Johnston will •Serve as the chairperson for this year's Stewardship Campaign at St. Mary’s church, Stone Harbor. November 21st has been designated as Stewardship Sunday for the Parish. Members will be asked to complete their Pledge Cards for the 1983 church year. St. Mary'-s church will conducl its Thanksgiving service on Wednesday, November 24th, at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Wesjey H. Martin, will give the evening’s message. Episcopal Umrch 'vSTONE HARBOR - The Episcopal Church Women of St. Mary’s, Stone Harbor, meet Monday afternoons at 12:30 in the Parish hall. Mrs. Frank Rollo is the president of‘the E.C.W. During the year the group sponsors various fund rais ing activities as well as workshrps for its members. St. Mary's choir sings during the 10 o'clock Sunday morning service. It is under the leadership of Mrs. Edward Leighton, the church's organist and choir director. Practices are held Thursday evenings at 7:30 and Sunday mornings at 9:30. New members are 'cordially invited to join this group. For further information about these two activities, please contact the Church office at 388-5922.

hold its Thai^givirtg program at 10 rm Sunday, while a candlelight Thanksgiving and Communion service is scheduled

for 7 p m. Nov. 24.

Delegates Meet ^ STONE HARBOR - The 198th Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey met last week at Rider College in Suburban Trenton. St. Mary's, Stone Harbor, was represented by Dr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Spitz and James B. Owings. The Rt. Rev. Albert Van Duzer, Bishop of New Jersey, led the delegates.

Theme To Be ‘Good Advice’

GREEN CREEK - Good Advice to the Natural Man is-the sermon theme at the ll a.m. worship service at the Green Creek Community Church. Sunday. Pastor Joseph Muggleworth will be preaching , f|*om Job

Diane-& Cathie Duet Sun. WILDWOOD ^ His Handmaidens, the singing duet of Diane Raymond and Cathie Chiles, will lead the 7:30p.m. worship at the First United Methodist Church, 6700 Atlantic Ave., this Sunday; Nbv. 21.

Diane, a music teacher, and Cathie, a former Christian Radio announcer, provide' a variety of music ranging from children’s selections to some of the most worshipful music.

Girtain to Rise Fri. On ‘Godspell’ N. WILDWOOD - Wildwood Catholic High ' .School will present the musical GODSPELL at 8:15 p.m. Nov. 19,, 20,21 and 24 in the school auditorium. GODSPELL portrays the jubilant celebration of the Gospel as told by St! Matthew. JohrL-Michael Tebelak, the show’s author, believes that the passion of Jesus .Christ was to teach Jove and joy in the hearts of people. He makes use of many theatrical devices, including children’s games^charades, puppetry and vaudeville antics. Portraying the lead in the production is senior Steve Jakel. Other senior^ are Lamar (Jim McConnell), Peggy. (Sharon D’Andrea), David (Tom Daning), Joanne (Liz Capper),. Sonia (knren Ruggieri) and Herb (Steve DeRitis). Tickets are available at the school or from the students. For information call 522-7257.

Repenting of Sins. - A Union Thanksgiving service is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. next Wednesday, Nov. 24.

Christmas Bazaar RIO GRANDE - The Cape May branch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter^lay Saints will hold a Christmas Bazaar this Sat., Nov. 20, at the Rio Mall here beginning 10 a.m. Articles for sale will include decorations, gifts and baked goods. This bdzaar is under the auspices of the church’s Relief Society, and all items have been handcrafled by church members. Proceeds will be given to the Church.

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