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|_JVlisJ^dwardLaURhton—first—appeararree—in—the w. HamUton Aulenbach. D.D., summer to visit various
CENTER • with Christian Faith and 'nToSi^l-^'Sly . ^^g^LPreacheratChrist
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parishes in and around the
4fl.ftWtstJto.l Dial 399-9935 Medical Practice, is the author successful preacher but
Episcopal Church, 157 Shore Philadelphia-South Jersey area
• Complete ctuttis lubrication and of several provocative books
rd., during the 10 o'clock ser- -making Stone Harbor his
Lube & Oil Change oilcMnac.
and "The Seasons of Life"
successful author as well. His vice of Morning Prayer Sun- headquarters.
• Htlpt enturt long (marine partt deals with youth to old age.
latest book is entitled day, August 28. The Rev. Canon
and smooth, qultt ptrformanco.
"Drumbeat of Love."
$588
• PIMM plien* tar appointment.
Mrs. -Lawton, who is a
Adolph W, Kahl, rector, will be On Sunday, September 4, he
• liKludtt ligm trucks.
resident of Springfield, Penn-
Speaker at the 7:30 p.m. the Officiant at.the service will be guest preacher in Gloria
I Up To S Qts., of UNIFLOW. • Complete enalytls and alignsylvania and Ocean City, will
service will be Dr. Martin C. assisted by Laurence E. Mack, Dei Lutheran Church, Hunment
correction - to IKKIH lira'
Front-EndAHgnment
review the book and then lead
Wisznat, pastor of Margate Lay Reader. . tingdon Valley, Pa., and on
mutate and improve iteerlmj •
Precision equipment, vtad ay OK- her audience in a discussion of
Community Church. He first Dr.'Aulenbach is well known Sunday, September 11, at Holy
parlwctd fntctiankt. ttelpt en- their philosophies and their
appeared on the Tabernacle in • the Philadelphia-South Trinity Episcopal Church, West.
•urea precltionallanmtnt.
outlook upon this earthly
program in 1964 while he was Jersey area. He served as Chester, Pa. On September 15,
U.S. made can
existence.
pastor of St. Paul's"Lutheran rector of Christ Church and St. he and Mrs. Aulenbach, who
parts extra it needed
Church in Philadelphia. After
Exclude* frant'Urtieel,
Trumpet selections by Jeff
Michael's in Philadelphia, for are celebrating- their Golden
: " years in that pastorate he-
drive cars
Morris will be featured and-* ve a third of a cetury' Wedding- Anniversary this
jrw 3S ulwp ¥T"?' over a lhlrd of B century wecwing Anniversary this
MrTCrateFOTdAvm^dT^^? dhi8iire8entcnargefa g
retiring from that parish in monthrwiU start back to their
Margate.
750 WEST AYE., DIAL 399-1976
devotions. Following the
1970. He is presently living in home in California.
program refreshments will be
FORREST
served by Mrs. George Alleman.
and her committee.
This program will conclude
9 nifty phones to liven up yow home
the 1977 summer, season which
has been presented by the First
United Methodist Church as ar
LAUNDRY
community service under the
direction of the chairman, Mrs.
Charles Wilcock. All residents — \bu dress in style. \bu eat in style. \bu live in" style^yliot phone in style?
and visitors to the Ocean City
area are invited to attend.
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Choose
the winds you want
in your home.
- Seoville Auxiliary • „
sets bazaar-market
SEAVILLE — The annual
-Bazaar—and—Flea—Marketsponsored
by the Ladies
Auxiliary of Seaville Volunteer
Fire Company will be held
Saturday, September 7 in the
Qrehall at Rts. 9 and SO.
The affair will open at 9:30
a.m. and will feature hand-
-made-itemsi—baked—goods;—
home-grown vegetables, books,
plants and white elephants.
There also will be games, pony
rides and food.
Anyone desiring to rent space
at the Flea Market is asked to
phone 263-3278 or 3994135. ' .
Baked enamel aluminum storm doors and windows
keep the cold winds outside in winter and let cool,
soft breezes come inside in the summer. . '
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—SCUlPTURA.lt cJoesht look
like a phone. The one-bf-akind
decorator accessory
for any home. A fine piece of
sculpture in your choice
of colors
IMMUNE" Sleek, hgryasporve^fcjiono^hat puts
Touch-Tone" buftpr^'r|^nfwiendnasel...in.tha
palm of vour'hand.Wbll or table models.
DESIGN LINE* PHONES Decorator phones to complement
any home or office. The Early American, a French cradlephone
designed with an American flair, in simulated •
maple. The Candlestick," strikingly original, finished with .
stars and stripes or in black oc white. The Celebrity." the
elegance of bygone days in ivory with gold trim or light
bluewtthsilvertTim. • . . • '•
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CHESTPHONE* Executive elegance .
forofficeorden. The telephone is
concealed in a handsome black
vinyl chest with simulated
walnut trim.
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MICKEY MOUSE'The
unique phone foryou
that's also run to give as a
gifr.'The symbol of a universally-loved
bit of Amer-
•. icana Is now a telephone.
TOUCHnA-iyiATIC 16 TELEPHONE Just press one
button and your call goes through automatically.
Pre-set it foryour most frequently called numbers,
local or long distance..
PRINCESS," A convenient addition to the
bedroom. Small enough to fit on your nlaht
table, with a built-in night light thfert makes
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