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The water conservation bond referendum
When the New Jersey
Taxpayers
Aiiociation indorses a State bond issue
the voters of the State can take it for
granted that the bonding is financially
feasible and the object for which the
money is to be used is of the greatest
importance.
The NJTA approves the $271 million
water conservation bond referendum
stating that the need fwr water treatment
facilities and water supply sites, and the
consequence if they are not provided is
undeniable. In fact, the appropriations at
this time may be too little, too late, the
Association says.
Of the total of $271 million would be
in effect, seed money to acquisition for
future establishment of %vater supply
facilities.
The remaining $243 million would be,
in effect, seed money to be used to meet
the State's share of the costs for the
construction by municipalities and
counties of adequate sewage treatment
facilities.
In this vital work the federal
government would participate so that
the cost of plant construction would be
well within the financial capabilities of
the State's municipalities and counties.
This program is of the utmost
importance to the seashore areas of New
Jersey. Pure water in our bays, inlets,
creeks, rivers and the ocean itself is our
most important asset.
And pure water fit tor fishing,
clamminB and crabbing, and bathing is
becoming more and more rare. Far too
many of our waterways are breeding
places of diseases such as hepatitis. Pure
drinking water is in short supply in much
of the State. Only a massive program
such as that planned will clean up our
most important asset.
There is room for great argument
insofar as the other two public questions
on the ballot are concerned. Ojge may
approve or disapprove 18-Jear-old
voting. One may approve or disapprove a
State lottery.
But nobody wants filthy streams and
rivers. Nobody wants an ocean laden
with disease germs: Nobody wants to
catch fish which are unfit for human
Consumption,
That is why a yes vote on the water
conservation bond referendum is
Imperative.
Let's not call it a boom
For those who remember the collapse
of real estate values in the 1020s the
phrase "real estate boom", has a
depressing and dangerous connotation
The increasing value of Ocean City
land at the present time was noticeable
following the public auction of
city-owned lots last week.
Bidding was brisk and all the prices
paid for the lots sold were well above the
a, i'LDnnrni u ts might dill it
But and this i** important thtTt? i 1 *
liui i videiu f litre nf [he hjstencal upping
uf land values which nitirked the bnum
uf the 19205 It HAS had enough at the
Jersej Hhtjre hut LumpleteH out uf hand
in Flnrida
Orderlj grtnvth uf land values has
traditionalK heen the basia fur manj nf
K
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set minimums which apparently
represented fair valuations.
In an economy of inflation seashore
resort land is regarded by experts as one
of the best possible hedges against the
effect! of ever-increasing prices.
Furthermore, seashore resorts like
Ocean City have only a limited amount
of land available. Island resorts cannot
expand beyond their watery borders.
This makes for an economy of scarcity
The Sentinel Looks at Th» Nation
The Viet
Moratorium
It would be a mistake for the Nixon
Adminisfration to ignore the Viet
Moratorium,
The nationwide and mainly peaceful
demonstration against this oountty's
involvement in Vietnam may have been
organized by young people but support-
Ing its aims were thousands of older men
and women including professional
people and members of Congress.
National surveys and opinion polls
show clearly that the Vietnam war is an
unpopular cause. The American people
want out as soon as possible.
President Nixon and his advisers will
simply have to take this attitude into
account as they continue the fighting
while searching for a peaceful solution.
There are few Americans who would
settle for a peace without honor. But
there Is a real distinction between our
national honor and a point of view
which is mainly face-saving.
Also, there is growing evidence that
this nation is involved in buttressing the
affairs of other small Asian countries. We
could all too easily find ourselves in one
or more additional "Vietnams" if we
aren't careful.
Remember when?
ONE YEAR AGO
An 18-year-old Huntington
Valley, Pa., man sped to his
death on the rain slick "Y" in
the toll road between this eity,
Longport and Somers Point.
Hli car ran out of control.
* * *
The use of two
rive-horsepdwer
motors, and
one lOhorsepower motor for
Gillian's boardwalk fun deck
was approved by the Zoning
Board of Adjustment.
* * m
FIVE YEARS AGO
Colonel Herbert H. Blizzard,
USAF
(ret) was elected
president of the Ocean City
Kiwanis Club. The club
uur- gfeair- AffiVTlraTi—fi rtunF; For tue
long haul investment in sensibh priLMd
Lifid is a guud thing
It ]>, t" be hoped that the upswing in
this i it\ t rtaltv market will continue MI
that it will he profitable for builders to
acquire sume of the older structures in
ttjwn and demolish tht'm to replace them
with new structures. This is
"redevelopment" hy private capital and
therefore redevelopment at its best
Ocean City a /a
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME-lt i s ,
odds of as much as 1000 to onu'that .? ""*
today will carry a cute-or what"p asses, U|ll *i|H
stpry about the end of daylight saving tim^H
mentioned in this department over MH">
newspapers feel it a duty to publish , r Se|
about the arrival and departure of daylisSr l( »
h
•SPAY, OCTOBER 23, 1969
THE OCiAN CITY SINTINiLLEDOER
PAOi 3 — SECTION TWO
STRONG
them art- nauseating. Duyli Kht suvinc tin, T^l
fact of life in New Jom-y for b.ttoKy
H
and dim-witted ono must ho not to „ * K1
ri'quiriMnrnt for setting timupioiVus
'"'
and behind in the- fall. It is oiir
American newspapers didn't print o
last Sunday in April or the last Sunday hnVN
n-adurs would still muddle through with,, .. *
trouble. This a matter of sum,. co^T
because in the newspaper esUibllshmentsv
worked, we have pined a reputation
"light tough." Freely translated' this ,„„„,. ,
sickly sweet writing, with maybe a touchZ H
humor. Editors very naturally "assign the da r* 1 *
stories to somebody with this dubious tZi
daylight time storius were laid end to end i^
roach, say from here to Tuekahbe or somiwhsif!
We do not suggest thnt the news of daylight a •
be eliminated from American newspapers" if
suggest that the subject cease to be mati'J jms o •
There is nothing cute about setting a MJjJf ^Si..- ^"'^
hour ahead or an hour back. Any dolt"trt"HB'p- m - • Evening Gospel
Fellowship
eight-yfiir-olU mentality or better can get thehj.TJHE " Meisugo by Pastor
Fellowship n
(CITY
.TIST CHURCH
, ind Wesley av,
ividP, Wright, D.D.,
J a.m. • Sundny School
Buses for every member
family. William J,
|d i n B , nenonl
Jj «,m, • Worship
, Orpnisi, Mrs. David P,
Mssage by Pastor
OUH LADY Ut
iAIUl)
7 3O p m The Fnh (7 and
Hth ^Fadnji)
Sprn Ch,,,r rehear*,,! lOtV/'rt""'/^
Saturday- * IJj.'lv- 1 "* ^
K p m The Fish CJ and 12 ""*
-ES CHURCHES
ur> l
Rev Adolph Wm Kahl,
^
_ B D , vicar
I'u,tur Tud iv (Thursday) —
7 p m Junior Choir
Sunday —
a 30 am
Church Srhutil
elajwrs Tor nil ugr,
9 30 and 11dm ,Mormn B
Won,hip
Pa^iir Wilcnek will
pmath Rcreption t,f new
ffii'mbi'FS
B 30 p m
Inti-rmndmtn
Yoyth Fellirwfchip Seninr
h I Smiu,
1 ill to 7 HI l.j
.ml
Saturday —
10 30 am
Confirmation Clai,
Youth
MILESTONE-Df course, the arrival and fa
daylight nt liar? around who iLum they v, eK bank
the Civil War and ian romemhtr Lincoln's funen] |
Mr Lincoln w a.-, ^killed in April 1SS5, thuisd
an impobijibilitN The antique liar', don't mind, k
'Ihev persist in telling their stars, and incident
national wire servi Le 4 carry thum'with a straight!*
«us> a blessed relief a tcv, vear. agu, when the kg
who Llainmd to have fought in the Civil War died ij
well known that his claim was phone>, butapv;
well meaning Southern i iti^;tn>. buught him ana
Confederate officer-, uniform in which hesajL.
Most of us, fortunately, haven't re-ched theaia
agL whi'ii exaggeration ieems. desirable Indeed i
many of im, will lop a lew jea s nff «urage,gnenh
t hante Women are not thi- onh members of the]
rat e to use hair d\c, wigs, and uther deviu
make them look younger
* 11 uf this stems I
i ontt mplation of the arrival of daylight smug t
demise for another \ i\ir It Like, t timparatnels 1
V t lla ijfi
Herean C
eundueU-d by Duns Wednesday —
| president, it the homu
Tr\ T 30ti Qreitn ay.
iriiv
Shoemaker
tnlnred
glides of
"k in Haiti
Tuesday —
4 p.m.
Classps
8 p.m. . W.S.C.S. Executive
meeting
(Fnda
H it) p ni
hfir il
of thi- Church will be received
&u Srf? 7.
ut ail ^I'rvie. s bunday.
* * •
Mondij> —
in am Episcopal
Churuhwumun
Christmas
Bazaar workshop
LINWOOD COMMUNITY
1838 Shore rd.
Rev, William Conovor,
pastor
Sunday -
Q;45 a.m. • Church School
11 a.m. . Morning Worship
6:30 p.m. • Young People
7i3 0 P m ' • Evening Service
* • •
Wednesday —
8 p.m. • Prayer mooting
* $ *
BETHEL UNITED
METHODIST
Ocean Heights av.
Rev. L. A. Fillmore,
pastor
d
9].J6 a.m. • Morning Worship
11 a.m. • Church School
* * *
CENTRAL UNITED
METHODIST
Shore rd. and Centra] av.
7.30 P. m. . Acolyte Training Re £.S'. b0 pifor L " 5P - U '" 1
10 a.m. - W.S.C.S. sewing
10 a.m. — Church School
With chlHM^ Tor ;ill iiyo?,
1 1 a.m. — Morning Wcif>,hip
H:;iO p.m.^ Siinior
Choir
ri/hearaal , Tuesday"-
H-pmn" B Yf V- ' '
•t p.m.—Intcrmwlialf C'huir
h
l
1 Class
* * *
Tuesday (Feast of St.
Simon and St. Judo) —
10:30 a.m. - Holy
Communion
Bprn
Midweek Service
|jpr, praiM- and Bible
I conducted by Pastnr
saji from the btiok
Cunnthians
Nur*ierv
scd b\ Eleanor Forbe.
HOLY TRINITY
EPISCOPAL
11th st. and Central ay.
Row. Charles L. Wood, D.Ed..
_
rector
Today (Thursday) —
7 a.m. • Holy Communion
7 p.m. • Choir rehearsal
• * *
Tomorrow (Friday) —
8 p.m. • Hoiy Eucharist,
' urn Whu- Final Session of 'the Sunday Wednesday-
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
Tth St. and Simpson Ave,
Rev. Nicholas Tato, Pastor
Sunday—
I 0 a.m.-Sunday School
II
u.m.— Morniiii; Worship
H;ag p.rn.-EveninM Scrvioo
Tuesday.—
H p.m.—Trustee meeting ,
dd
GRACE LUTHERAN
Shore rd, and Dawes av.
Rev. Charles Rinck Jr.,
pastor
Today (Thursday) —
6:45 p.m. . Junior Choir
rehearsal
7:30 p.m. - Senior Choir
rehearsal
Rpv. Howard D. Stratton,
assoeiate
Today (Thursday) —
S;4S p.m. • Youth Choir
rehearsal in tho Choir Room.
= 7—JJ*mT—tjinwc*tjtl BnyScTJvTt
Troop 39 meetinj in Central
.Hall.
a p.m. . Senior choir
rehearsal
* * *
Tomorrow (Friday) —
Si30 p.m. - Senior
Fellowship
meeting in the
Sunday School basement.
* * *
Sunday —
.8, 9:30 and11 a.m.
PRINCIPLt-We heartily M0I2 '^ church Cnuncilur.
fn bv Dr Laurence JW« j ^ WJt ZuLr '
i t
i
* 1 r* n n f h
j
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unii i I
iinnounet-d phn
tn t t up i
welfare loundatitm
* * #
Neithtjr the h t1i rjl riiir t iti
governments h td fund, tn
hand to pay for hidl, rn t di il
beach pumDinu rh< ri v i.
littl.u hope that thi
h, ,,hi
could bp ri-sttir. d in tirn, h r
the 13fifl hathinL' i , ,m
A plan to build i c j p l Mav
Uounty Comniuml,
Hupitil
in Upper Tiwn'hip wj
stymied beeau», I,I thi. hiyh
pricu put on tht hnd tht
institution's sponger., h d
planned to fiequirt
Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger
Thuriday, October 23, If69
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• * *
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• • »
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thib bunk
writtf
Ra\mund Hull, explaining whj things
wrong " Thp Messrs Peb-r and Hull ha\eatlater
with an ansvitr as to why the human race is ditheq
a bog uf ineffit n-ncy dnd downright failure Theta
funnv, hut it ii, aKu tragir Thf authors
_
reasons for human failure, and thev blame ntri
Iham Radchffc
nr almost pverj thing, on the fact that men and 121 nThM , Pastor
(jet them-,elv€?s promoted just nm 1 stipbe\onnJ
abiht\ to du a decrnt job Then they pwi'
their livia muping and devi loping dtfenw
WJ that the people uith whnm the> Lomemad
won't be aware that thej can t handle thej
ui 1 upy Thib happens in government, in the 1
world, in business, •« li-nci 1 and in politics Fortu;
relativily few pi-upk- dun't gut promotion; to"
ftheip they can't do the wurk nthpnvLe^thf^
wnuld havt pini 1 tu the deul long ago 1
tunny, hut it is, a thin ghtful f>planation
wrung with things
UI-F RALANC'h-Sume uf thf promoted, unt
get thnir final place in the s Lhfin'' of thmp.tnW
their insecurity hy kre pin;; mibtirdinatt-s jnd thf P
jff halam e Act urd nR tu the Peter
executive of this t> pe n. Inlllded a Hfltten ft]
pushi's it away and growls, ' I'm too busy for
garbage Tfll me about it in v»ur own Bords-af
up " This typo will deflate a cunfidirit emprai 1
-,nuh, and then will overwhelm a timid onebja
uf famihantj
You m-vi-r knem how to taken
gn>
whii is dtjing all this linen't n r
degrading 1 vt rybnd\ i-lsi bi t any »f hi* own in Brrfcan
Itt Cadt-ts
Junior
fr 4,5, ind 6 graders, at
th Tuuncilurj, are Mr
Rav Gannonf Mr and
k Honttj^
pm Alpha Teens
i^i fur 7 and H gradfca
church
Cnuncilurs are
Mrt Steve McElhenny
pm Seninr High
skip f,,r high schonl
the S
School Training Institute
* * *
Sunday(81st Sunday
after Trinity) —
S a.m. • Holy Communion
10 a.m. -- Morning Prayeiv
sermon and Church School
7
y
7 p.m.—Youth mwlins;
8 p.m.—Prayer mei-ting
* * *
Sunday —
B:1H a,m.-Church School . . . „, .-
. S:30 and H a.m. - Morninj
M ° n 8 Wort.p. Dr. Layton
Worship and Church Nur^
^LSrft'V?!,^9'?! 1 !^.."*•
Monday
lry
Church." Keystone Chapter 89
Order of Eastern
Star will
FAITH BIBLE CHURCH
1X1 8th st.
Standing for God and
7.30 p.m. . >Ev. nlng-p»y.r R J ° ^ ft areenIeaf
Tuesday =-
?:30 a.m. - Holy
Communion
ii.30 a,m. . Senior Citizen, • M £" d n th " "A" »"*£
PRESBYTERIAN
md Wrsle> av
BlChnslCrucifiid,
md Cciming Again
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN
10th st. and Centra] av.
Rev, D. Richard Garrison,
pastor
Sunday =
9:15 a.m^ . Church School
II a.m. - The Service .
• * *
Wednesday —
6:45 p.m.
rehearsal
pastor
Sunday —=.
T
10 a,m, = Sunday School
11 a.m. " = Morning
Worehip
T;30" p.m. - Evening
Servjeq
Wednesday —
7;3P p.m. - Hour of
Fewer. Prayer meetings
8 p.m.
rehearsal
Graded Sunday
EIKSES for *>ach mt'mber
finely John W Pfacffli,
iupermtnndcnt
m
Murnmg Worehip
Lythnr % Question "
pm
Seninr CThnstian
P m
Evening
^j
p Sound iimi rolar film,
Sfarchmq Gi'nrratuifi '
etor of Mu,ic Htnty C
n ?gjni c t Mrs David
Wt-ih-v JIV , nest
Pm
Mtmthly Meeting
Shl
A
Senior
Choir
anmcH or CHRIST.
SCIENTIST
8th st. and Aabiiry nv.
Sunday—
11 a.m. —. Sunday Service
11 a.m. — Sunday School
Wednesday—
8 p.m .— Testimony
Daily—
Noon to 3 p.m. —
Rown oprn.
"Comfort ye, comfort yo
my peoplo, salth your Ood."
This verse from the book of
Isaiah, is included in Sunday's
Lesson
Sermon at Christian
Science churches. The subject
of the sermon is "Probation
After Death."
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d i h
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MACBDONIA METHODIST
Junior Choir
10th st, and Simpson s.¥=
Sunda:- —
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intumpetnnt to fill C3n the othpr hanfl,
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William Morrow ami Co , In( »f I
barpain at $4 95
'I AX ASSOCIATION-Thr New
Aswitiation is a ^tatewidL- onraniZJ"
nuHing artjutid to find out why M*.**
what 1 an be done to lower them « P ""^ you
mumnpal, county and State taxes 1
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»ught to read Few people will do so u
ountsfor
figun-s is a dull way to spend ti" i n
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fact that in so many placu>. the
the service goes down, down,
pay won't blow the whistle
wll,
bureaucrats and officials v ho aafi l
mi
with othi ' ' "
School Awucmtinn "SMl in the sermon, is from
' ' "uildini; ' Science and Hciilth with Key
« * to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy; "The evidence of
Tht Bihln Club
rnnn's immortality will become
-huir rehnHrsnl, more apparent, as material
5
finst thruugh
beliefs are given up and the
•Sunday School immortal facts of beinR nre
admitted. 1 *
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explain what tu do about tax
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ST. AUaUSTINE'S R.C.
13th st. and Wesley nv.
Eight Rev. Msgr. Alfred, Jess,
paiittjr
Doily -
7 and 8 a.m. - Masses
• # * . *
Saturday —
7 and 8 a.m. • Musses
4:30 to 6:30 and 7:30 to
8:30 p.m. ; Confessions
• • *
Sunday —
^*ir^l[; 10:30 utm: airtf^noon
- Masses
9:30 a.m. • Sunday
School
I i a.m. • Morrrrns
Worship
- 8:30 p.m. . Evening
Service
* * *
Wednesday —
8:30 p.m. • Prayer
meeting
* * *
TABERNACLE BAPTIST
8th st, and West nv.
Rev. Z.L. Byrd, pastor
Friday ^=
7:30 p.m. . Bible Class
K:30 p.m. • Senior Choir
rehearsal
. . » • • • -
Sunday =-
10 a.m. • Sunday School
11:15 a.m. • Morning
Worship
* • 4
Tuesday —
8 p.m. * Prayer meeting
* •' t
Wednesday =
4 p.m. • BYPU
4 p.m. - Intermediatn
Choir rehearsal
* * •
MAINLAND CHURCHES
SOMERS POINT
CALVARY ENDEPBNPBNT
BAPTIST
9th st. and New York av.
Ruv. Gone C'orbett, pastor
Sunday =~
9;4B a.m. - Church School
11 a.m. • Morning Worship
6:4ii p.m. -- Junior and
fct nior Vounii People
7;:J0 p.m. - Evangelistic
Service
meeting
• * * *
BETHANY UNITED
METHODIST
Shore .rd, and BriBhton av.
Rev. William thielking,
pastor
Today (Thursday)-
1:30 p.m. - Fellowship
Circle
* ' * *
Sunday —
B:i6 a.m. • Church School
11 a.m. • Morning Worship
6 p.m. • Junior and Senior
High UMYF
S p.m. - Evening Service
*. * *
Tuesday —
8 p.m. • WSCS.meeting
LINWOOD
SEA VIEW BAPTIST
An American Baptist
Church
202S Shore rd.
Rev. Kurt B. Frank,
pastor
Today (Thursday) —
12:30 p.m. - Ann Hasseltino
Judson Circle meeting
* * *
Sunday =
9:!B a.m. • Church School
11 a.m. • Morning Worship
8:1S p.m. -BYF
7:30 p.m. '- Evening Service
. * * *
Tuesday — • ' -
B p.m. -- Kate
Mahoney
Circle meeting
S p.m. • Elin J. Powers Circle
meeting
* * #
Wednesday —
7:30 p.m.- Prayer meeting.
* * *
OUR LADY OF SORROWS
• R.C.
Wabrish and Poplar nves.
Rev. Vincent Ferraro,
pastor
Daily —
7 and H a.m. - Masses
Saturday —
4 to 6 and 7 to H:30 p.m. •
Cunfessions
9:30 and 11 a.m. .Church
Nursery
B:30 a.m. - Church School
for all ages
10:45 a.m. • Senior High
Church School
What
It Means
To Be
Free
Liifin this Sundiy to the Chris,
tiin Science Radio Series for some
interesting insights on this ques.
lion. " ."
In this anea it is heart!
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THI DIPI
C SPEAKS
Sunday —
8, 9:30. 11 a.m., no
8:30 p.m. • Masses
and
New Frame* Make
the Difference
OCEAN CITY'S
Oldest BitAbhshed O,>- ,
519 E, Srh Sf,
Dial 399.4000
Holy Days =
9:30, 8, 9:30 a.m.
8:30 p.m. * Masses
and
Wednesday —
7 to 7:30
Confessions
There
are no
Services
p.m.
Past'iral
ST. FRANCES CABIIINI B.C.
and St. and Atlantic Avc.
Rev, William P. McCorristan
Pnston
Daily-
8 a.m.—Mass
Saturday—
7:3 0 to H : 3 0
pm—Confessions
Sunday=
7,. H, 9, 10:1 ii. 11:30 a.m.
7:30 p.m. = Prayer meeting
• * *"
ST. JOSEPH'S R.C,
Shore rd. and Harbor ia.
Msgr: Edward O'Connor,
pastor
Daily —
7 and 8 a.m. • Masses
7:30 to 8 p.m. - Confessions
• # •
Saturday —
•llSO to B:30 and 7:30 to 9
D-rn. - Confessions
• * *
Sunday =^
7:4g, 9,. 10:10, 11:30 a.m.
and 8 p.m. • Masses
• Monday =- . .
4 p.m. • Religious
instruction for first to eighth
graders
"7 pm. • Religious
instruction for ninth to 12th
graders
CHRIST EPISCOPAL
Candlelight
"Better to Light a Cfindle
than to Curse the Darkness"
suggeits an ancient proverb
which pithily expresses a
-ttmoleis tnith. The people
who havt visited our Funeral
Home in a relaxed moment to
get tht essential facts about
Funeral Service are the can.
dlc-lighters who know that
there are certaii. subjects about which it is abso.
lutely necessary to have a •working knowledge.
With a few simple questions they dispel the myths
which can only flourish in the darkness of ignorance.
Chester J, Wimberg
Funeral Home
Pour Generations of Funeral Service to All Cr*ed»
201 ASiURY AVf, DIAL 399-2654
7 p.m, = Evening Service.
Speaker, Arthur W, Edwards,
Members of the Junior High
UMYF will participate.
8 p.m. - Senior High UMYF
meeting in the Sunday School
basement.
* * *
Monday —
6:30 p.m. - Senior High
UMYF volleyball In Central
Hall.
* * *
Wednesday" =
6:45 p.m. = Junior Choir .
rehearsa] in the Choir Room.
7 p.m. - Senior High UMYF
worship service at the Atlantic
City Rescue Mission.
Fellowship
. 8 p.m. • Evening Service
* * *
Tuesday—
1 p.m. • Bible Study Oroup
* a *
SECOND CAPE
MAY BAPTIST
Church and Shore rds.,
Palermo
Rev. Donald Weaver,
pastor
* * *
Sunday—
Bs4S a.m. • Sunday School
11 a.m. - Morning Worship
7:30 p Lm. • Evening
Fellowship Hour
Monday—
7 p.m.
Bowling
Church League
Tuesday—
7 p.m. • Boys' Brigade
* * *
continued on page 4
UPPER TOWNSHIP
TRINITY UNITED
METHODIST
Roosevelt blvd.
and Shore rd.
Marmora
Rev. Bruce Phillips,
pastor
• • *
Today (Thursday)—
7T30 p.ml • SBrnoT~C
practice
* * *
Sunday—
i;4S a.m. • Sunday School
11 a.m. • Morning Worship
7 p.m. • Methodist Youth
The Godfrey-Smith
Funeral Home
HERBERT L, GODFREY, Mflr,
Iitablighed 1896
809 Central Avenue
Pledging far fhe future, as in thm posf, thm
—finwst-t
I most dignified funeral service.
IN TfMl OF TROUBLE WE ARE AS
NEAR AS YOUR PHONE _ DIAL 9994077
Succeisoi-s to Ocean City's First Funwal Dinctor
N
St-E
EAST, WEST
Love is Best
S»r and Lrr i.rr o,,/, ,„« /„ „„ u he, 1 first „„. the.r p.rtunr. Imrrdibh —
lhal the children I nuu mother tenJcrh,
arnc ucrc strangers!
It seems uu/y trstcrjay Den urote he uas bri,, s,,, s
them hnrne Hou, frantic I
«JI u,th uvrry and sclf-douht Could I hie, BJ ,„, IIUm, children wth slanted e>es
jnd tn.ted skms- Wnuld 1 fail them' CnulJ 1 fulfill Dan's faith ,n me? We had been
inTit^ing fur thdjri'n,
true — hut not foreigners'
In desperat,,,,,, I , ailed my pastor. Calmly and with
understand.ng, he spoht to
me tif CuJ's line as the common denominator of all nationalities
And su from the- moment I IJH, them, Sine and Lee haie btrn our oun, bringing
laughter and /i»=y uithout measure '
Hmi grateful I a,,, for Gad and His Church and the wisdom they teaeh—m Christ
there n no Last nor West Without this truth my arms might still be empty.
H S h n tt y i, ^ond "5 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fridsj Saturday
Hab-kl.uk H. BB.. M» ?B.i H, KBai Hagg.i J Cren,i,h Jwemilh
3 1 1 9
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