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SIC Methodist Plans Concerts

SEA ISLE CITY - A summer ministry of music will be conducted by the Sea Isle City Methodist Church through a series of Christian concerts on the boardwalk and the church parking lot. The schedule of concerts # follows: Sunday evenings at 7 on the boardwalk at John F. Kennedy Boulevard: JULY 7 — Robin Bourguignon, a senior at Westminster Choir College in Princeton, majoring in

music education. She is presidently soloist at the Neshaminy-Warwuk Presbyterian Church in Hartsville, PA. July H _ Kristine Streithoff from Bridgeton, a former singer with Osborne Plus now doing concerts on her own. July 21 — Voices of the Master, two men and three women from the Glassboro

area who present Christianb music ranging from traditional to contemporary. July 28 - Barry Plummer and Carla Meadows are seniors at Glassboro State College. They have performed with the Sounds of Hope and as a musical team for several years. August 4 — One Way Express, Blue Grass gospel from the South Jersey area ; the blue-grass sound to gospel music through guitar, bango, mandolin, and dobro. SATURDAY EVENING Concerts on the church parking lot - JFK Boulevard. 7:00 p.m. Bring a lawn chair. Volleyball games will preceede the concerts at 6. August 10 - Cornerstone, a male group of seven, with a program of music and witness. August 17 — Beverly Galluci who was preparing for a career in opera at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia when she felt called to use her talents in a Christian music ministry. August 24 - Sounds of Hope is a choral group representing Ranch Hope for Boys in AUoway.

Births The following births have been reported by Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital: Dallas Scott to Patricia Johnson of Court House, Jttne 2. Shawn Christopher to Nadeen Shapiro of Green Creek, June 9. Craig Richard to George and Lois Haley Morrison of North Cape May, June 9. Jonathan Daniel to Glenn and Celesta Richer Barton of Cape May, June 10. Jason Aron to James and Robin Calvin Heatherington of North Cape May, June 11. Jalal Radee to Diana Moore of Whitesboro, June 11. Edward Germaine Jr. to Edward and Kathy Fitzpatrick Watkins of Wildwood, June 12. Matthew Wayne to Floyd and Randi Tozer Bartleson of Germont, June 12. Evan Johnathon to John and Denise Fema Strothers of Court House, June 13. i Ashley Marie to Virginia | Camp of Villas, June 10. | v «ni|j ui vuids, dune iu.

Ian Thompson to Sherri Randolph of Marmaro, June 13. Oiad Henry to Henry and Michele Douglas Burton of North Cape May, June 14. Kellyn Ashley to Denton and Catherine Buck Frazier of North Cape May, June 15.

N. Wildwood Methodist NORTH WILDWOOD - Summer worship hour is 9:30 a.m. Sunday Preceded by an old fashioned hymn sing at 9:15 at the North Wildwood United Methodist Church, Second and Central Avenue. Ruth Beddow is music director. Pastor Steve Herman delivers the message. 'Peace, Be Still ' STONE HARBOR - "Peace, Be Still!" is the title of Pastor Glenn Schoenberger's sermon the 1 Fifth Sunday after Pentecost. Family worship is at 9:30 a.m. with a , nursery and Sunday , Church School running ' simultaneously with worship. The Lutheran liturgy ! is celebrated at the 1 1 a.m. service each Sunday. Weekly Bible study continues to study "Ruth" at 7 ; p.m. Thursday in the parish hall. pai isii v e

Registration ; has begun for the 1985] Vacation Bible School. "Together in Jesus' Love", scheduled for the week of Aug. 12-16 for 9-11:30 a.m.. For further information contact the church office, at 368-3031.

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Singles Meet WEST CAPE MAY - Christian singles, teens to ; 90s, divorced, widowed, or never married, meet 8 p.m ' every Friday next to the ! First Assembly of God Church, 422 Broadway here. For further information, call Harriet Hendler. 465-4735.

• Soprano Featured \ i ^ CAPE MAY - Theresa j McBryan, pianist, and C. •> Kane Mowrey, vocalist, will be guest artists at the 4 p.m. Tuesday, July 9, miniconcert in the First Presbyterian Church, corner of Hughes and Decatur Streets. McBryan recently completed her M M. in Piano " Performance at West Chester University She has performed with both the Symphony and Chamber Orchestras at M WCU, and has also been active as an accompanist. Ms. McBryan will play compositions by Chopin. /" Ravel, and Muczynski. Ms. I Mowrey will sing selections [ from Quilter, Brahams. DeBussy. and Puccini < Quando m'en vo? from La Boheme) The public is welcome, admission is free and dress is casual. St. Mary's STONE HARBOR - Celebrations of the Holy Eucharist are held 8 and 10 a.m. Sundays at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, with a fellowship hour following each service. Nursery care is available at the 10 o'clock service. Church School has been discontinued for the summer and will resume in September. A midweek celebration of the Eucharist is scheduled 7 : 30 p.m. Wednesdays.

Cape May 1st Presbyterian CAPE MAY - The First Presbyterian Church of Cape May will hold services 10:30a.m. Sunday. The Rev. Cass Shaw, pastor, will deliver the sermon. A social period will follow the service and a tolkback session will be held at 1 1 : 40 a.m. for those who wish to discuss the sermon with the pastor. Sunday School meets at 9:30 a.m. and an adult seminar program will be offered at the same time for parents and friends. Bible study is held 7:30 pm Wednesdays. The First Presbyterian, oldest church in Cape May. is situated at Hughes and Decatur Streets. 'Christmas ' Bazaar Set WILDWOOD - A Christmas in July bazaar and flea market will be held at the church hall and grounds of St. Simeon's Episcopal Church, 25th and Central Avenue, 9 a.m. -8 p.m. Monday, July 8, and 9 a.m. -4 p.m. July 9 and 10. The event will be sponsored by the Episcopal Church Women. It will include a barbequed chicken dinner 4 p.m. -6 p.m. Monday, July 9, and a luncheon platter Tuesday. Home made goodies also will be available.

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