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Hell Real?’ GREEN CREEK - Pastor Joseph Mug > gleworth will be giving another message in his ser mon series on the Life and Times of Job "Is Hell Real'’" will be the theme at the 11 a m worship service at the Community Church. Delsea Dr, X Hymn Sing will be con ducted at ,7 p m Sunday The theme of the sing will be patriotism The plo^ gram will 'include special musical talent and a slide sound presentation *on historic Jamestown and Williamsburg Weekday Bible Classes are conducted on Tuesdays and Thursdays 'For information call 886-6144

‘Four Stages Of Growth’

CAPE MAY PT - Maranatha Christian Fellowship holds services regularly at Union Chapel, (’ape and Pavilion Aves Sunday worship begins at 10 a m with praise and worship followed by the ministry of the Word by Pastor Mark Sticfel, who will Ik* teaching on "The Four Stages of Spiritual Growth" Every Tuesday there is a video teaching series entitlecd ''Demons and Deliverance" with Dr lx*stcr Sumrall starting at 7 JO p m

COLD SPRING - "Lenten Promises" is the message the pastor, the Rev Fred C. Bischoff. will be preaching at Cold Spring Presbyterian Church (Old Brick). 780 Seashore Road, at the 11 a m wor ship service Sunday, Feb 27 Special .music will be sung by the choir under the direction of Eleanor Hofmann with the organist. Nancy B^vilacqua ‘Dare to Fall Short" Topic WILDWOOD - The R*v Dawn Nichols Mays, interim pastor, will preach at the 11 a m worship service at the First Baptist Church Sunday The sermon is entitled "Dare to Fall Shbrt". The Lenten Community Services sponsored by the Greater Wildwood Pastoral Association will be held each Wednesday during Lent at the first Baptist Church. To Receive , New Members CAPE MAY - New members will join the church at a communion service at the First Presbyterian Church 10:30 a m Sunday. < The pastor, the Rev. Cass Shaw, will preach on "The Terrible Gift", the third in her series on the Apostles’ Creed

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The Men s 25 Club will hold a monthly dinner and program in Price Hall 6:30 p.m. Thursday. March. 3. Pilgrimage Set CAMDEN r Bishop George H. Guilfoyle an nounced last week that there will be a Diocesan Holy Year Pilgrimage to Rome led by Auxiliary Bishop James L. Schad. Details will be given later. Pope John Paul II announced earlier that the Holy Year would begin March 25 of this year and extend to Easter 1964.

BELL TELEPHONE is using South Jersey as a test area for the installation of public coin phones accessible to the disabled. Called drive-up telephone coin booths, they are low-level booths which can be used from a sitting position. It also has been installing handset volume control units in its public phones for people who are hard of hearing. Thb drive-up phone booth is also considered convenient for the nonhandicapped. This area was selected as a test area for telephones for the disabled because it is main ly rural and sprinkled with much-used thoroughfares and roads. It is projected that 10 percent of the county's coin stations will be low level for the disabled if the tests prove successful. Hundreds of area phone booths are already installed at a "universal height” of 54 inches, which is not too high for people in wheelchairs. Some services provided for private homes include a tone ringer attached to phones of residents with impared hearing, a light signal for the deaf which flashes on and off when the phone rings, a small elective fan for blind and deaf residents Which signals the phone is ringing and headsets for those who cannot hold a handset. Infor-

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WILDWOOD CREST - The Crest Community Church will hold a fellowship covered dish supper 6 p.m. Sunday, followed by the showing of two films irMTiQ."Marriage EnrichnxfhT 1 Series. To be shown at 7:30 pm. are "The Communication Line" and "Speaking Frankly About Sex". At the 11 a.m. service, Mrs. Charles Rowe, wife of the pastor, will be in the pulpit and Mrs. Bette Van Dyke at the program.

Fellowship Meeting

N. WILDWOOD - Louis Priolo, a Catholic layman and author of As for Me and My House, will share his testimony at the Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International dinner meeting at the Lodge Restaurant, 6:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 21. Everyone is welcome. For dinner reservations call Don Holt. 886-0581, or Joe Oiwell, 729-2650.

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mation from Bell’s new state service center for the disabled may be obtained by .calling 800-772-2063. Deaf customers are asked to call 800-772-2289. TWO AREA landmarks are up for sale. The Crest’s Sinn's Dock, long time home to the "Flamingo" sightseeing boat, is being offered. Also "up for grabs" is the Peter Shields Inn, a restaurant in the former Cape May Tuna Club. Interestingly enought, still “in the works" is a movie about a sightseeing boat disaster at sea. The film was written by the Crest's Bruce Davison, who used to be an announcer on the PT-109 sightseeing boat at Sinn's Dock. Davison is the son of long time Crest colonist, Mrs Marian Hubbert. He has interested Carroll O’Connor, ''Archie Bunker" in the project and has a tenative acceptance from his friend. Shelly Winters, to star in the film. O’Connor would have a financial interest in the movie but would not appear in it. Davison first starred in “Willard" the movie about a man who kept rats as pets. He also appeared in the TV movie about Jan and Dean and in "Elephant Man” on broadway When all the loose ends are tied together, it is believed that some or all of the film would be produced on the island LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER Doug Hunsberger is doing photographs for a catalog for Spencer Gifts, the international mail order house near Atlantic City. Assisting Hunsberger has been the Crest’s Greg Grasso, a doorman at the Penalty Box. Grasso was a production assistant on the "Touched" Robert Hays film made on the Wildwood Boardwalk. AFTER MANY Broad way appearances, Wildwood's Kevin Ander son is now in "South Pacific" at the 76 House, Swainton MANY LOCALS were sorrowful over the passing of the owner of the nation’s oldest night club, Frank Palumbo The Palumbo family owned Anglesea's Club Avalon for many seasons Frank and Kippee Paluzjbo were frequent ringsiders at Wildwood clubs whenever any of their stable of* 1 stars appeared here, such as Joey Bishop.

James Darren, EnzoStuarti and many others. The untimely passing of Karen\ Carpenter recalled the ^star's appearance at Wildwood Convention Hall. At that time, she told your scribe she would love to stroll ~the Boardwalk and play skee-ball, but celebrities just weren't able to do the things everyday folks did. WITH OUR LARGE Senior Citizen population, a Cumberland County Freeholders pilot program seems especially worthy of consideration for Cape May County. The Sheriff’s department has organized a Junior Deputy program. The supervised junior

Lenten Study On Wednesdays

STONE HARBOR - St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 95th and 3rd Aves. is continuing its Lenten Study Servlces 7:30 p.hi., Wednesdays. The Holy Eucharist is celebrated at this service. During the winter months the Holy Eucharist is served 10 a m. Sundays and Thursdays.

deputies will be used to prevent crimes In our neighbor county by reporting potential criminal acts to law enforcement officials. Youths between 13 and 15 years of age will be acquainted with duties of the sheriff’s office, state laws and the purpose of law enforcement. The program would charge a $10 fee per youth to pay for a cap, badge, arm patch and identification cards. The fees will make the program "self-sustaining.” About 300 youths are expected to join. Those selected will be responsible for other attire including a white shirt and black pants and for their own transportation. While these youths will not have any official powers, officials believe just their presence will deter crime. If you think this might be a good idea for our county, let the Freeholders know of your wishes. ,

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Each year, 7 million Americans suffer on-the-job injuries, of which about 800,000 are back injuries. The State of Washington made a study of the results of surgical techniques on back injury victims. Twenty per cent of all surgery cases were total failure. Another 20 per cent were found to have "very good” results. The other. 60 per cent were somewhere in between. Certainly surgery has its place but many cases of

CHWOntACTOK back injury respond very well to more conservative and far less risky chiropractic procedures, completely non-surgical. It pays to investigate all alternatives, including chiropractic, where back injury i^involved.

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