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'Growing Kingdom' VILLAS - 'The Growing Kingdom Of God," based on Mark 4:26-34, is the subject of the sermon at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church. Bay shore Rd. It is based on the parables of Christ dealing with the Word of God as the "seed" which must be planted. Holy Communion is observed every first and third Sunday. The Sunday School meets at 9:15 a.m. each Sunday VACATION Bible School will be held July 8-19. Sessions will meet Monday through Friday. 9 a.m - noon. The theme is "In the Footsteps of Jesus." Registration is open to children K thru 8th grade. An early registration is encouraged to insure enrollment. Call 886-2414.

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^ i 1812 MODEL — That's when Asbury Meeting House (Methodist) on Rte. 9. Swainton. was built. ° Minister is Rev. Daniel | llulitt of Beesley's Point, ■c who has been circuit £ minister since 1983. He and s wife. Gladys, have two sons o and three grandchildren.

Jm. victoria hunter d.c. Js ANNOUNCES OFFICE HOURS AT: ocean city chiropractic center %)■ 225 WEST AVE. %-• OCEAN CITY jWy Tuesday and Thursday Y 10 a.m. ■ 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. 399-6556 \ Saturday 10-1 pm IT'S GRICL TUNE UP TIME handle we carry gas a' i 1 / grill replacement i , -j) / parts for all gas grills including sears ' 1 1 ROCK • BURNERS/VENTURIS • VALVES Tl i — GRATE • REGULATORS • GRIDS- GRATES ^ — • WARMING RACKS • ROTISSERIES BiiBKiCQ * ADJUSTABLE ROAST RACK Buhner . poTATO/RIB RACK • HANDLES * FISH/CHICKEN BASKET • LAVA ROCK . CHAR-BRIC' BRIQUETTES • COVERS \V * UNIVERSAL POST • KNOBS offshore getty ^ \\ ^ refill station You can now gel your barbeque lank filled in the Villas — VALVES Bayshore and Florida i — post WOODBINE fi Woodbine - Oceanvieui Rd. Bayshore & W. Virginia Aves ^■i 886-3303 serving south jersey since 1929 *OPEN SATURDAYS 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. (Quaker lllaid kitwabInetsB = "°"PT0 40 OFF! l Professional Design £?£'*»" CAPE Q MAY I - VANITIES - C0UNTERT0PS * AP 0/ # ^ • MEDICINE CABINETS .4V.Wt™ HrWMa. - LIGHTING FIXTURES CENTEN SHOP MON.-FRI. I V ■ V 9-5 • SAT. 9-2 FREE DELIVERY U * 5. ip.y. ■. .. I

Deaths

Frank W. Adams, 39, of Ocean City, June 12. A truck driver for the city of Ocean City, he was an associate member of the American Legion, Post 137. Maria D. Anderson, 22, formerly of Erma, May 30 in Humptulips, Wash. Educated in Lower Township schools, she was a local resident until moving away three years ago. Harry Aust. 84, of Cape May, June 12. A local resident for four decades he. was a hosiery manufacturer in Cape and Philadelphia for a half century He was a longtime Masonic member in both cities. David Cappelli, 83. of Rio Grande. June 15. A retired electric welder for the Sun Ship Co. of Chester, Pa where he was employed for four decades, he was a local resident 15 years. Gilbert Smith High. 95. formerly of Ocean City, June 10. A retired ship chandler and oysterman, he owned and operated his own oyster boats. He served with the Coast Guard before and during World War I. Alfred 'Apples' Howett. 72, of Rio Grande. June 15. A retired radiographer of General Steel Industries of Eddystone, Pa., and Granite City, III., he was a member of the Cpl. Edwin M. Langley V.F.W. Post 3509 in Rio Grande. Irene K. Ingram, 90, of Avalon, June 12. A local resident for 23 years, she had been a summer resident since 1936. She was a member of the Five Point Club of the Eastern Star. Tillie Kiriluk, 79. of Burleigh. June 9. Born in Poland, she moved here from Camden 25 years ago. She was retired from the Campbell Soup Co. and Bayuk Cigar Co., both in Camden. Miriam H. Neely, 76, of Rio Grande. June 15. She and her husband. Bob. owned and operated Neely's Pier Boat Rentals in the Villas for more than 25 years. She was a local resident for'four decades. Nellie W. Ober, 84. of Marmora, June 12. Active in religious work, she was a secretary of the AUantic

City Kiwanis Club for 27 years and past president of the Secretaries of Kiwanis International. She was also past president of the Northfield Mothers League and also of the Northfield Republican Club. Joseph North Piersol, formerly of Ocean City, June 10. A Somers Point resident since 1969, he was a retired executive with the Pennsylvania Railroad. He was a member of Christ Episcopal Church in Somers Point. Curtis T. Tile. 88, of Wildwood, June 15. A Navy veteran of World War I, he was the last remaining charter member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3509. He was a local resident for 54 years. George J. Seeger Sr.. 87. of Wildwood. June 6. He was a retired cabinet maker from The Dubin Co. of Philadelphia and a member of the Golden Age Club of Wildwood. Joseph Simpson Sr.. 89. of Ocean City, June 16. A retired typesetter for the Legal Intelligencer in Philadelphia, he formerly lived in Overbrook, Pa., before moving here a decade ago. He was born in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. Elizabeth Marie Super. 17 days, of Seaville, June 11. She was buried in the Methodist Cemetery in Seaville. Frank L. Thompson, of Cold Spring, June 11. An Army veteran of World War II, he captained the sportfishing boat "Rebel B." for more than four decades. He was a member of Cape Island Lodge 30 of the Free and Accepted Masons. Frank Tractman. 77, of Strathmere. June 9. A retired roofing contractor, he was a member of the Strathmere Volunteer Fire Company and a charter member of the Southeast Men's Association of Philadelphia. He was a local * resident for two decades. Mae M. Trub. 75, of Villas, June 14. Formerly of Philadelphia, she was a local resident for 13 years. F. Addison Urie, 78, of Shawcrest, March 3 in

Seminole, Fla. Owner and operator of F.A. Urie Co. in Philadelphia, a wholesale produce business, he was the former manager of the Food Distribution there. Mabel D. Utecht, 97, of Ocean City, June 9. A retired registered nurse, she was on the staff of Bellevue Hospital in New York for more than a half century. She served in the Army Nurse Corps during World War I. John S. Walton. 76, of Court House, June 10. A retired supervisor for E.I. Dupont deNemours Co., he was a local resident for 12 years. James S. Woods Sr., 53, of Whitesboro, June 7. A retired New York City Housing Authority policeman, he had been employed by Bally's Park Place as a fire command officer. He was a local resident 13 years. Bible School In Vacation RIO GRANDE - The Rio Grande Bible Church will sponsor its annual Vacation Bible School next week. June 24-28 The closing program is set for Sunday, June 30 at 7 p.m. All the community children age 4 through the 6th grade are invited to attend. The daily sessions will be held 9:30 a.m.-noon. Registration will be at 9 a.m. Monday, June 24. For information call 886-5290. On Haiti, Missions RIO GRANDE - A special presentation entitled "Haiti: A Layman's View of Missions" will be made 7 p.m. Sunday at the Rio Grande Bible Church. The multimedia program will present the work of the Second Cape May Baptist Church team of layworkers who volunteered time to help build a sanctuary for their sister church in Port a Pima, Haiti. The Rio Grande Bible Church is at 206 Delsea Dr. The Rev. Vernon D. Wright pastor, invites the public to attend.