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^ I. TENENBAUM f ( FAMILY PRACTICE / Announces Summer Office Hours a X Daily By Appointment A ^ | v DR. I. TENENBAUM DR. N. GORDON GENERAL FAMILY MEDICINE DERMATOLOGY A 1 19 STOCKTON PLACE aa. 3 CAPE MAY 884-3606 W Have you noticed that people item to mumble? Do you find yourself asking people to repeat what they have said? Do others complain that you set the TV too loud? Do you sometimes hear words but don't always understand them? ro™ M TRY IT BEFORE YOU BUY IT! USING A HEAR ING AID MAY LET YOU ENJOY THE MIRACLE OF HEARING MASI CALL FPU AEKHMTMtHT South Cape Christian Academy is now accepting Applications for Enrollment for September, 1986 Grades K-4 to 8 Heritage Christian Academy and South Jersey Christian Academy are joining together beginning in the 1986-87 school year The united school urill be independent and interdenominational, and offer For Information Contact: James Thrash. Principal 702 Seashore Road. Erma. Cape May. NJ 08204 884 1 100 or 884-4220

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By SKIP GLADUE AVALON — Ten months after the end of World War II, Charles Beausang was jj ordained a Roman Catholic £1 priest in Immaculate Con91 ception Cathedral, p Camden. The date was \? June 29. 1946. On June 29, 1986, Msgr. Charles Beausang. pastor of Maris Stella, Avalon,noted the 40th anniversary of his ordination with a concelebrated Mass at noon. | Former associate pastor Rev. John Cody Loveland ' gave the homily, and a if, reception for 700 followed | in the Grand Hotel, former- | ly the Golden Eagle Inn of Cape May. I AMONG THE committee assisting with arrangements were Marie Phillips, Bonnie Feise, Dee Thomas, Father Vincent Carpenelli, Father George Reilly, Mary Nilon, Mary Jane Lea, Mary Soens, Dot O'Connell, Mary Emily Oakes, Margaret Matt. Kathleen Doyle, Bernice Mayers, Sara Quigley and Marian Hoy. Among those providing the entertainment were Father Michael Marveenko. Frank Brad. Peg Cleary, Sam Wierman. Tom Corrigan and Joe Friggiola. HIS FIRST Mass was said June 30, 1946, at St. John's. Collingswood. Serving as deacon and subdeacon for that Mass were men who currently are area pastors: Msgr. Patrick Madden, Our Lady Star of the Sea, Cape May, and Msgr. Paul O'Connor, St. Joseph's. Sea Isle City. During his 40 years as a priest Msgr. Beausang has worn several "hats" including being an associate editor for the Catholic Star Herald, and in charge of cemeteries for the Diocese of Camden between 1962 and 1973, not to mention being responsible for $3 million worth of building in the diocese. A FORERUNNER in the use of computers in administering church affairs, to this day he lists computers as one of his hobbies. Until a couple of years ago when he had an eye operation he was an avid golfer When asked his handicap. he replied, "Four two arms and two legs," which relays his sense of humor. The youngest of four, Msgr Beausang was born in Worchester, Mass., and moved to Collingswood when he was "9 or 10." He mentions that Father Daniel Magill, former

pastor of St. Paul's, Stone Harbor, is the priest responsible for his vocation, and he completed his seminary studies at St. Mary's, Baltimore. HIS FIRST assignment was at Our Lady Star of the Sea, Atlantic City, others followed at St. Peter's, Merchantville; St. Mary's, Gloucester. Christ the King, Haddonfield; St. Vincent DePaul. Mays Landing. While there he built the school and renovated the church, rectory and convent. In 1966 he was sent to Northfield to establish the parish of St. Bernadette. Services were held in the American Legion home there for three years until the completion of the church in 1969. In July 1967 he was elevated to the rank of Monsignor. WHILE DIRECTOR of Catholic cemeteries for the Diocese of Camden he built a 3,800-crypt mauseoleum in Cherry Hill and it is now expanding to accom modate a total of 6,000 crypts. Also, he is a past secretary of the National Catholic Cemetery Conference. ''Cemeteries have something to teach us." he said. "They are a place where we preserve the heritage of our faith. They are places of hope, not of sadness. Shrines maintained in cemeteries have a consoling value. You don't feel bad coming away." he added Although at Maris Stella only since March of 1985 he has won the love and respect of his parishioners. Sunday, June 29, they gathered to help him observe his anniversary. MSGR. is not the only one in the Maris Stella rectory to have a celebration. His dog, "Duke", a formidable part Lab, part German Shepherd, shared his birthday with this country July 4. New Name WEST WILDWOOD - The name of the West Wiidwood Union Church has been changed to the West Wiidwood Bible Church. Under its new summer hours, Sunday worship service will be 8:45 a.m. and Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Evening service will be 7 o'clock Sunday and 7:30 Wednesdays. The pastor is Paul Newell. 884-6380

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