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Herald & lantern 6 April '83

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N. CAPE MAY - "Old Truth For A New Epoch," ( is the theme of the 11 a.m. worship service of the Covenant Bible Church, according to the pastor, Dr. George Fincke. The BCrvice is broadcast over WCMC, 1230 AM At the 7 p.m. worship service, the pastor’s message is ’ The Problem of Apostasy" taken from Hebrews 6:1-8. The service will be carried pver WRIOFM. 102.3 FM.

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THE CHURCH will enjoy a banquet sponsored by the Atlantic City Rescue Mission at the Grand Motel, Wildwood Crest, 6 p.m. Friday. The rescue mission is part of the missionary responsibility of the church. Heritage Christian Academy is receiving applications for the 1983-84 school year in grades kindergarten through the eighth grade. Phone the school office at 888-3475.

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SEA ISLE CITY - A two-week trip to Switzerland, Austria and Germany next year, sponsored by the St. Josd^h Travel Club, will include a special performance celebrating the 350th anniversary of the Passion Play at Oberammcrgau The trip will begin June 22, 1964, and include a tour of Europe with stops at Sermon Deals With Doubts WILDWOOD - The Rev Dawn Nichols Mays, Interim pastor, will preach at the 11 a m worship service Sunday. The Semi on is entitled "I Have My Doubts" / nursery is provided for Church School at 9:45 a m. and for the worship service. There is also a Junior Church for children school age and up to the 3rd grade Communion WILDWOOD CREST - Crest Community Church offers a communion service 11 a m Sunday Rev Charles L. Rowe will give the communion mediation, and the youth and adult choirs will sing the morning anthems Study of Job Will Resume GREEN CREEK - Pastor Joseph Mug gleworth will resume his series of studies on the "Life and Times of Job" at the 11 a m Worship Ser vice of the Community Church, Dclsea Dr The theme for this week is entitled "The Sixfold Reply " Weekday Bible Study classes art' held each week on Tuesday mornings and Thursday afternoons For information call R86-6144

I^lood Drive

COURT HOUSE - The county chapter, American Red Cross, will conduct a blood drive \S pm Friday. April 8, at the county Care Center, Rte 9 Donors are needed, and appoint menta will be accepted by calling 485 7839

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WILDW(X)D - StudenU of Wildwood High School will receive their report carda Friday. April 15. it waa announced by school authorities

Weisbaden. For information or travel brochure write St. Joseph Travel, Box 631, Sea Isle City 08243, or call 263-8285

JOSEPHJ ANDERSON. 92, of Villas, April 2. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus GEORGE J BLANKS, 67. of Whitesboro, March 28. A lifelong resident, he was a member of St. Stephen's AME Church. JAMES F. DENNISON, 70, of Wildwood Crest, April 2, A lifetime resident of the area, he was the former owner of Ocean Crest Realty JAMES P DOUGHER TY. 89, of West Wildwood, March 28 He was a former building inspector and a member of the Republican Club FATHER VINCENT A DOYLE, 59, of Camden, March 27 He was pastor of Our Lady of Angels. Cape May Court House. REV INEZ KELLY EDMONDS. 83. of Whitesboro, March 27 She was principal of the local elementary school for 40 years CHARLEYS B EHNE, 80. of Ocean City, March 31. Born in Philadelphia, he was a retired steelworker HELYNH HAWN. 65. of Court House, April 3 She was the former owner and operator of Learnings Market FREDERICK E HOLLINGSWORTH, 71. of North (’ape May, March 27 He was retired and a member of the Tabernacle United Methodist Church. GEORGE HOLMES, B4, of Villas, April 1 Formerly of Pittsburgh, he was a retired machinist JOSEPH J JACKSON, 41, of Ocean View, March 29 Born In Georgia, he was a resident most of his life E D W A R D J McLAUGHLIN, 6u, of Town Rank. March 25 A retired deputy sheriff, he was o member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars ALBERT J MON CHIEF, 71, of Ocean City, March 29 A resident most of his life, he was a selfemployed landscape garaener ELSIE REYNOLDS, 88, of Ocean City, March 30. Horn in Swedesboro. she was a resident for 70 years THEODORE J SIMEN DINGER. 87, of Ocean City. March 28 He was a resident for 13 years and was a retired purchasing agent THELMA V SMITH. 74. of Ocean City, March 30. A long time resident, she was formerly a postal clerk DOROTHY E WATER MAN, 35, oTGoahen. March 27 Born in Haslet, she was a resident for 12 years

‘Spring Fling’ At Heritage

N. CAPE MAY - The student body of Heritage Christian Academy recently presented a "Spring Fling" for the parents and friends of the school. Opefting the program was the Kindergarten, taught by Miss Janet Wire. They presented an oldfashioned Easter Parade, featuring top hats and bonnets made in the classroom, to the tune of "Easter Parade" by Irving Berlin. THE FIRST GRADE, taught by Miss Sharon Finckc, presented songs and verses learned during the year, including several songs about Moses The Second and Third Grades, taught by Mrs. Ruth Field, presented a play called "The Gingerbread Boy”. They also performed several special musical selections, in eluding a girl’s trio and a violin solo. George Meadows, Fourth and Fifth Grade teacher, supervised a special "TV Newscast " It included news, weather, and sports coverage, several commercials and special musical numbers, as well as several small plays revolving around life in a school The Sixth and Seventh Grades, taught by Miss Carol Roberts, entertained the audience with commercial breaks between each class’s presentation.

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