religion_i

C" L'OREAL' J LINE - - O SCULPTING MOUSSE: A specially designed extra- • strength mousse to shape your hair in any design or direction. ■■■■ — Gives it maximum support and firrrysess (or excellent control Q — and volume. A i I I jftA, ZJ — STYLING GEL: H This" gel was specifically de- i - signed to give you total control. ' — You'll be able to create a wide - jy f variety of attention-getting styles 7 1 —from sleek "wet look" to soft, _> natural hold." And," it will never flake or look greasy. KEEN'S PHARMACY 2809 Dune Dr., Avjlon • 967-5541 Mon.-Sat. 9-6 • Closed Sun.

If You Hear Sounds, But Don't Understand Speech, This is for You! ALL-IN-THE-EAR HEARING AID $229 • NO TUBES COMPLETE battel V'Tl DAHLflERB-MmiCAL EAR FREE Hearing Test — In Our Office Or In Your Home FREE

A GRfMD A \h opcmnG >v OF OUR RIO GRRNDE OFFICE Village Shoppes of Rio G?ande Rt. 47

50 OFF OUR REGULAR PRICE Ml Ct intact Lenses t including daily n ear, extended n ear and tinted. < lifer ends ■ . \pril .'tilth FAMILY VISION

BAOSCH I LOMB AND AMERICAN HYDRON Doily Wear Special Reg. $79 1/2 off S39.50* Exam, fitting, 30 day follow up Reg. $55.00 TOTAL PACKAGE Reg. SJ34 NOW $94.50* SAVE $39.50' CIBA Tinted Daily Wear Ref $99 1/2 oH S49.50* Exom, fitting, 30 day follow up Reg. S55 TOTAL PACKAGE Reg. $154 NOW $104.50* SAVE $49" BAUSCH S LOMB^AMERIIjAN HYDRON, ExIniW «w -In. SI 39 1/2 oH 569. SO NOW Sl'A.IJ? SAVE $69" Sal. p"<*1 or* 9l> t©i0l ptxlaq.1 O"!, M> O-I, No. good -.6 o» , o>Sw a".-; osd -o- .a'.d on P'-o. •OK ceW. SJS s.o' $30 Sr.o p'o"« S3S do-W -w $45

, COUPON I A ■■ HH On Complete prescr.pt. on I eyeweor No other d.seounts oppM |w May "third" party y/j Wli £r.'H=.r~ '"f -■ 77^ M0 6AAM0E | KJlANWU | AlUXtC BTT | TKOTYH | MKFM KHT1MFI |-^r|ssia-«r rear isr 0

I Grace Chapel , Rio Grande

RIO GRANDE - Rev. School is at 9:45 a.m. Milt Wilson, pastor of Grace Gospel Chapel, will speak at Ladies' Bible Study is held the 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. serv- 10 a.m. Wednesday with ices this SuncS^Thildren's Mrs. Wilson as teacher. Church is at 11 a.m. for boys Prayer meeting is 7 p.m. and girls 5 to 9. Sunday Wednesday.

Green Ck. Community

GREEN CREEK - Pastor Joseph Muggleworth will preach at the 11 a.m. worship service of the Green Creek Community Church. Delsea Drive, on the theme "Time, the Unique Commodity". Sunday School meets at 9:45 a.m. and a nursery is available for all services. Prayer meeting convenes on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 8 am. The "Needle People" meet 10 a.m. every Thursday for quilting, craft and Bible study. The next Sunday evening hymn sing night will be 7 p.m. Sunday, April 20. The

next Men's Prayer Breakfast will be 7:30 a.m. Saturday. April 19. For further information. call 886-6144. On Muddle In Mid-East COLD SPRING - The Men's 25 Club of the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church will present Dr. Donald Barnhouse speaking on "The Middle East Muddle". Dr. Barnhouse will discuss the fanatical, political and religious beliefs practiced throughout the entire Middle East. The talk will take place 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 15, in Price Hall, Academy and Seashore Roads. Tickets can be purchased at the door. The public is invited. . 'Assurances Of Easter' VILLAS — "Assurances of Easter." based on John 21 : 1-4, is the sermon theme 10:30 a.m. this Sunday at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church. Bayshore Road and Washington Avenue. Sunday School is at 9:15 HTjn. Mid-week Bible study and prayer are 7:30 p.m. ^ Wednesday Holy Communion is administered every first and third Sunday. The Rev. Russell G. Jenkins is the pastor. Support Group On Sex Attack COURT HOUSE -A support group for victims of sexual assault meets 7-9 p.m. the first and third Tuesday of each month in the ER Conference Room at Burdette Tomli n Hospital here, sponsored by the Coalition Against Rape and Abuse (CARA) For more information call Juanita Battle, counselor. 522-6489. Cape Christian Fellowship BURLEIGH - "Hear My Cry". based on Nehemiah 5. will be the title of Pastor Chuck Woods' sermon,-^: 30 a.m. Sunday at the service of the Cape Christian Fellowship, held at the Jersey Cape Dance Center. Route 9. For more information, call 465-7520 or 465-2203. r t

Doris Word COMMISSIONED PIECE — Artist Gerald Lynch of Villas, left, discusses the placement of the new baptismal font at St. Paul's Church in Stone Harbor with Monsignor Vincent J. Giammarino and Father Michael Orsi. He was commissioned to replace the old marble one with a basrelief depicting the baptism of Christ by St. John the Baptist. Holding Coupon Campaign

RIO GRANDE - Cape Human Resources. Inc. announces a coupon drive to collect enough store coupons to redeem and purchase equipment for its Day Care Centers in Wildwood and Woodbine. All store coupons, regardless of type ( grocery or other) or value are now being accepted at the following Cape Human Resources, Inc. Divisions: Directory Of Doctors Available COURT HOUSE - A newphysicians' directory is available from Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital here. The pocket-size booklet f lists the active staff by I specialty and alphabeticalI ly. Consulting staff memi hers are also included. Adi dresses, phone number, and i information regarding 1 hoard certification are prot vided. Out-patient services also 1 are listed. To obtain a copy of the directory, call the community relations department at 465-2000, ext. 5105, or write to Community Relations Department. Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, Cape May Court House. N.J. 08210. ] Pvt. Newland i In Germany 1 WILDWOOD — Army s Private Richard D. Newland Jr., son of Eileen i. M. Bartlett. 113 W. Topeka Ave., this city, has arrived for duty with the 36th Infantry, West Germany. Newland. an a d - ministrative specialist, is a 1982 graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School.

Whitesboro, E. Main St., 465-1531, Wildwood. 115 W Davis Ave., 522-0231; Woodbine, Longfellow & Monroe Ave., 861-2816; executive division, Social Services Building. Rio Grande, 729-1902. Help and coupons are needed to make the coupon campaign a success. For more information contact Midge or Gladdie at 729-4902. New York Artist Showing CAPE MAY — An exhibition of 22 paintings by Mar cia de Triomphe, an artist who has shown her work widely in Manhattan galleries, opened last Saturday at the Cape May * County Art League. 1050 Washington St., and will continue for a month. An admirer of artists such as Vermeer. Cezanne. Velasquez, and Andrea del Sarto, de Triomphe specializes in still lifes and outdoor scenes. Describing herself as "a representational artist with expressionist overtones." she has a par ticular flair for painting vegetables which permit her to use her skill as a colorist. "1 LIKE TO emphasize the beauty I see in life," de Triomphe said. "It's in my paintings 1 have a zest for life." A former actress and dancer, de Triomphe said she tries to counter a trend toward ungliness in painting today "I want to touch people who look at my work in a positive way," she said. A graduate of Columbia University with a degree in art history, de Triomphe attended the Brooklyn Museum Art School. It is her first exhibit in Cape May. "I was attracted to the Art League because it is humanistic and conducive to my philosophy of painting," she said.