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CAROLING — Left. Cape May Elementary pre-school teacher Kathy Lucas leads her students in singing Christmas songs. Right. Chris Williams, 5. belts out "The Twelve Days of Christmas." He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Williams of Cape May. |

SJCA Students At Franklin Institute

ERMA — Twenty students from the fourth, fifth and sixth grades of South Jersey Christian Academy travelled to Philadelphia on December 5 for a field trip to the Franklin Institute. The youngsters took their lunch and spent nearly the whole day in the Science Museum. But as a special treat, they got to see the Christmas show, "Christmas Around the World," at the Institute's Fels Planetarium. The Science Museum has a vast number of exhibits, many geared to satisfying Central Bible, N. Wildwood NORTH WILDWOOD - "Our Death to Sin" will be the title of Dr. Alvin Baker's message on this last Sunday in 1985. This message will be a doctrinal and practical exposition of Romans 6:1-5. The service begins at 10:45 a.m. "The Christian and the Seventh Commandment" is Dr. Baker's message at the 7 p.m. service. At 9:30 a.m. there are Sunday School classes for all ages. On New Year's Eve the church will have a watchnight service beginning at 7:30 p.m., including a movie about a Vietnam hero entitled "Clebe McClary: Portrait of an American Hero." There will be a free will offering and refreshments will be served after the film. For further information, call 522-5917. i i

the curiosity of the young mind. Of especial delight to the SJCA students was the giant sized model of the human heart, which they Double Joy For Naval Family There was double cause for celebration this month for Navy Lt. Harry Allan Murphy and his wife. Karen (Schellenger), both formerly of Cape May County. The Murphy's welcomed a daughter. Lasura Kristin, Dec. 9. The baby is the granddaughter of Melbourne D. and E. Joan Schellenger of Erma and Albert and Jean Murphy of Orlando. Fla. Topping off the family joy, Lt. Murphy received his Master of Science degree in Education Administration Dec. 15 from Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Va. Murphy, a 1975 graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School, , received his bachelor's degree from the United States Naval Academy in 1979. He is stationed in Norfolk. and the family lives in , Chesapeake, Va. i No Jan. Social I VILLAS - The Ladies Auxiliary of the Villas Volunteer Fire Co. will not have a social in January.

were able to walk through and hear '.'beating." Also popular were the aviation room, where the children could climb around a real On Goodwill Project OCEAN CITY - Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class William F. Oberempt, son of William F. Oberempt Jr. of this city, recently participated in a "goodwill" project while stationed aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Semmes. homeported in Charleston, SC. During a port visit to the Eastern Caribbean Island of St. Luciea, Oberempt along with fellow crewmembers, rebuilt and repainted a secondary school in the village of Vieux Fort. After the completion of the project, the Semmes presented several boxes of school supplies to the leaders of the island Lions Club, which were donated by the Lions Club in Charleston. SC.

plane and manipulate the controls; the physics room, where they could "lift" a 500 pound weight ; and the electrical room, where the children themselves were invited to become part of "the show." The Franklin Institute, founded in 1824 and named after America's best known early scientist, Benjamin Franklin, is one of the nation's oldest and foremost institutions in the fields of education, science, and technology. ♦ The Franklin Institute visit is one of the many expeditions that are a part of the SJCA field trip program. Such field trips are an integral part of the SJCA educational I program.

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^eagpn^ nl - Greetings From Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders Gerald M. Thornton, jyV Director . William E. Sturm Jr. , Ralph W. Evans [a James Kilpatrick W M JlpSk Herbert (Chuck) \ 4 Frederick j'