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Sanctity of Life Scheduled Sunday * •

More than 40 churches in Cape May County will join Sunday, Jan. 20, in the observance of Sanctity of Human Life Sunday.

The worship service is to uplift the sanctity and dignity of human life, an historic teaching of the Christian Church, say the sponsors. The date is the Sunday closest to Jan. 22, marking the 12th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision which requires that abortion be legally available on demand. LOCAL ORGANIZER Rod Girgan pointed out that there are other churches not included on the\Jist, though they are concerned with the issue of abortion-on-demand and will address the issue in 'Other ways or at other times. It was also noted that the Catholic Church has taken a clear and firm stand for life. County churches taking part in the observance are: Abundant Life Assemblies of God, Marmora; First Assemblies of God, Cape May; Trinity Fellowship Assemblies of God, Court House; Calvary Baptist, Ocean View; Cape Island Baptist, Cape May; Eureka Baptist, Wildwood; First Baptist Church, Court House; First Baptist

Church, Whitesboro; Mt. Olive Baptist, Court House; Ocean City Baptist, Ocean City ; Central Bible Church, North Wildwood; Green Creek Community Church, Green Creek; Rio Grande Bible Church, Rio Grande. Allen AME, Cape May; St. Barnabas Episcopal, Villas; St. Mary's Episcopal, Stone Harbor; St. Simeon Episcopal, North Wildwood; Joyful Noise Community, Court House; Seaville Friends Meeting, Seaville; Cape May Lutheran, Cape May , Holy Trinity Lutheran, Wildwood; Bel-

leplain United Methodist. Belleplain; First United c Methodist, Cape May; Del- <= mont United Methodist, Delmont; Dennisville United Methodist, Dennisville; Dias Creek United Methodist, Dias Creek; Eldora United Methodist, Eldora; First United Methodist. Court House , Green Creek United Methodist, Green Creek. First United Methodist, North Wildwood; First United Methodist, Wildwood Crest; John Wesley United Methodist, Swainton; Sea Isle City United Methodist, Sea Isle City; Taberncale United Methodist, Erma; Trinity United Methodist, South Dennis ; Wesleyan Methodist, Erma ; Covenant Bible Church, North Cape May, First Presbyterian Church, Ocean City ; Bethel Commandment Church, Whitesboro; Cape Christian Fellowship, Court House; Community .Church, Wildwood Crest and Grace Bible Chapel, Ocean City.

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Holy Trinity Celebration WILDWOOD - Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Atlantic and Poplar Avenues, will celebrate The Baptism of Our Lord on next Sunday, the first After the Epiphany. The adult class will continue its study of the L.C.A. Statement on Human Rights. Conversion Series End GREEN CREEK - Pastor Joseph Muggleworth of the Green Creek Community Church, Deliea Drive will give his last message in the series "Great Conversions of the Centuries" at the 11 a.m. worship service Sunday. His sermon is entitled "From Despair to Victory" and is based on the life story of William Raws Sr., founder of Keswick Colony of Mercy, Whiting. 'Communion Chaos' Title COLD SPRING - "Chaos At Communion", a sermon based on I Corinthians II, will be preached by the pastor, the Rev. Fred C. Bischoff at the 11 a.m. Sunday service at Cold Spring United Presbyterian Church. Supervised nursery is available for pre-schoolers.

Tabernacle Plans Film ERMA — Tabernacle United Methodist Church will sponsor two showings of the motion picture JON1 at 7:30 p.m. Friday and , Saturday in Michael Hall. JONI is the dramatic story of a young woman's struggle to find a useful life in the wake of a tragic acci- . dent which left her a quadriplegic. A month after her > graduation from high i school, where she was > voted "Most Athletic" girl, f she suffered a broken neck r in a diving accident. Presentation On Trip Set NORTH CAPE MAY - St. John of God, Church is sponsoring a two-week trip a to Ireland, England, i- Scotland and Wales beginnd ing June 19. Reservations '. are due by Jan. 28. Contact 1 is Mary Morrone, 886-2449. it ^ A special film presentad tion will be held 7 p.m. i. Thursday, Jan. 17, in the s St. John of God Hall at 680 5. Town Bank Rd.

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LARRY DALTON

Alumnus of the Moip The '60s was a decade of change and tiAnoil. New values were being established and £ numerous demonstrations, whicij sometinfis turned into riots, were hejd throughout th%_ countrv. And law enforcement became more comMex* and challenging. In 1967. the United Statesn Crime Commission published an extensivef report that outlined steps that should be taken to improve the quality of law enforcement, ft- | Maj. Larry Dalton, who was then a patrolman in Lower Township, explained: "The report recommended that everv police officer shaflld have a two-year law enforcement cec^jficnlon ' and a background in the social sciene^^^k According to Larry, the handwriting wasjMi the wall. "If you were going to be successM in . the law enforcement field, you had to get M education," be said. i In 1970, at the age of 31. Larry enrolled hi Cumberland County college's Law Enforcelnent Program. He was a full-time student during the day and worked as a detective from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. "The schedule was exhausting," the Lower Township resident recalled. "But it was a veryworth while period in my life. The lessons I learned at Cumberland helped me to become a better law officer." By taking law enforcement and social sciences courses at CCC, Larry began to realize why communitv trends were occuring and what factors motivated people toward certain behavior. "If you can determine why a situation happens, "you can know more effectively how to deal with it," Larry said. The alumnus noted that education has enabled him to achieve career upward mobility. He feels CCC's Law Enforcement program provided an excellent preparation for taking difficult civil ** service examinations. After passing tests in 1973, Larry was pro- , moted to sergeant, then to captain at the Lower Township Police Department. In addition to an associate degree at CCC. Larry has earned a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Glassboro State College and has completed graduate courses at the University of Virginia through the FBI Academy. ; Larry has served in the New Jersey Air National Guard for the past five years, and last Ju- s ly he began working there full-time as chief of base services for the 177th Fighter Intercepter Group. In October, this group placed first in several categories at the William Tell Air to Ab* Combat Competition, an international competition held at the Tyndall Airforce Base in Florida. "I'm extremely proud of our entire operation," Larry said. "Even though they're 28 years old, our airplanes look like they just came off the asssembly line." We're Proud of Our Alumni ^

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