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"Train Up A Child In The Way He Should lh>. And When He Is Old, He Will ■ Sai fhpar! Frum - Pm'. 226 I South Jersey Christian H Academy |F Is... .i kindergarten through 8th grade Christian I >.iv School emphasizing quality -education in a Mihlual perspective. and spiritual growth in a caring, disciplined, lamilv-oncntcil environment "Discipline" at SK A is taught bv precept and example, with the aim of he- . ' ing instructive .is well .ls corrective (It never involves corporal punishment bv the school. I An atmosphere conducive to learning rquircs orderly and courteous student conduct in the classroom and at play. KK'A Consistently and loving nurtures such an environnm-nt. Fall Registration Now Open For Grades K to 8 '*•9 FOR INFORMATION C ALL OR WRITK South Jersev Christian Aeudemv 702 Seashore Road. Krma. NJ (18204 (609) 884-1100 Summer Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 1

Am. victoria hunter d.c. 1h ANNOUNCES OFFICE HOURS AT: ||* OCEAN CITY CHIROPRACTIC CENTER 225 WEST AVE. EL OCEAN CITY . Tuesday and Thursday \ ZtaTd.M"\pT 5 7 p m 399 6556

j) Who Has The Choice?'

|l| CAPE MAY : "Who Has The Choice''" will be (he sermon topic of the Rev Cass Shaw, pastor, at the I Sunday morning services of I the First Presbyterian I Church of Cape May at 8:30 I and to 30 I A social period will follow I the 10 30 service and at I 11:40 a.m. a talkback sesI .sion to discuss -the pastor's I {sermon will be conducted St. Mary's j Episcopal STONE HARBOR Celebrations of the Holy . Kucharist are held H and 10 a m Sundays at St. Mary's i Kpiscopal Church, with a | fellowship hour following . ' each service. Nursery care l is available at 10 o'clock A Bible *study and discusI sion group meets 9 a m I Sundays in the rector's study A midweek celebration of the Holy Eucharist is scheduled 7:30 p m Wednesdays The Kpiscopal Church Women are collecting canned goods and staples for their pantry shelf program Contributions can be left in the parish hall. For further information, call 368-5992.

Sunday School and the aduftseminar meet at 9:30 a m and Bible study is held Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m The First Presbyterian Church is at Hughes and Dei catur Streets Holy Trinity Lutheran WILDWOOD - Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Atlantic and Poplar Avenues. offers worship opportunities throughout the week. Today there are 9. a.m. Matins and a 7 p.m. service on the beach at the north . end. of J.F.K. Boulevard in ' North Wildwood This is a special service to share in the sacrament of Holy baptism. TIIK SATURDAY ser vitt at 5 p.m. will be a Holy Kucharist in commemor ation of St. Bartholomew, apostle The Sunday morning Holy Eucharist begins at 9 a.m. and is followed by a fellowship hour. An adult bible study is open to all visitors It meets Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. For more information and/or pastoral care and counseling contact the Rev Gary A Mann at 522-5000,

Social SecurityArid Family Jobs

By Del Brooks Social Security Manager in Wildwood About t 1 7 million workers nine of every 10 in the I 'nited States work in Social Security -covered employment. Some of the jobs not covered by Social Security involve some type of family employment For example, a person under age 21 w ho wdrks for his or her father or mother cannot be covered by Social Security, nor can a man who works for his wife or a wife who works for her husband In addition, a parent who does domestic work for a child in the child's private home would not be covered by Social Security unless certain (conditions were met They include: FIRST. TIIKKK is a genuine employment rela tionship between the parent and child; Second, the child who employs the parent must have a child of his or her own who is under 18; or. if the child is 18 or older, he

or she must have a physical or metal condition that requires the personal care and supervision of an adult for at least four continuous weeks in the calendar quarter during which the domestic service is per formed, and Third, the employer is a widow or widower, or a divorced person who has not remarried, or must have a spouse living in the home who has a physical or metal condition that prevents him or her from taking care of the child for at least four continuous weeks in the calendar quarter during which the domestic service is performed I'KOPI.K WHO work for a corporation ordinarily would be covered by Social Security even though a family relationship exists between the individual and the person or persons who controls the corporation. Q I have a small hard ware store and I would like my 15-year-old adopted child to work there during the summer. Would he be eligible for Social Security ■ coverage"' A. A child under age 21 who is working for a parent would not be covered This exclusion applies to adopted children and step- « children as well. Q. MY SON is an accountant. but he is handy with tools, and he is remodeling his home If I help him. can my work be covered under Social Security? A. No. Any work that is performed by a parent for a child that is not part of the child's trade or business is not covered ■ under Social Security

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