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I) i > I ll # ' The Sentinel-Ledger opinions He didn't rest on the oars The death last Friday of T John Carey was a loss not only to his family and loved ones, but for the entire community as well. And John Carey's community extended beyond the borders of Ocean City. As a promoter of a common sense approach to beach preservation, for example, Mr Carey championed the use of jetty winp — wooden piling extended perpendicular to existing stone groins — to trap ocean borne sand with each breaking wave. Examples of these winp exist literally from one end of Cape May County to the other. Sand piling techniques using sand scooped up at the water's edge and deposited in small mounds higher up on the beach were Mr. Carey's latest technique to help build beaches at a cost every resort can afford "T. John," as his countless friends knew him, was a member of county and state beach preservation groups. His many years of hands-on experience and first-hand knowledge of the surf and beaches will not be lost, as others, hopefully, continue the cause which he so earnestly and sincerely championed. It is, however, the innumerable plaques, handcrafted over the years, which will probably serve as the most lasting memorial to Mr. Carey for many, for there are many people whom he so honored for their efforts at making Ocean City the place to be. His plaques, which commended the deeds of presidents, princesses and common men, were unique — each showing the loving care with which they were created, each In their style as unique as the former lifeguard, teacher, coach, real estate businessman, loving husband and dedicated citizen was unique in his lifetime of concern for his community and fellow man. Friday, September 6,1985 £&£&Vri-?Jii:4*&&i*i*- a - i- Page Four Section Two Suggestions to save a sinking city 1 u TheSentinel-I.edger features Friday. September fi, 1985 Page Five Seetiaii Two five men in a shop Under sail for Ocean City from Bermuda JOSBPH R.GILiEBT T. John* is remembered by one of his friends Last Friday evening, tatt?iIS flH3aiil#E nCOSF MS earth poors !'i) •ii 1 human beings I have ever that the angel chorus was his talent and "•«*•» We should give our country a hen privileged to call dear muted Just a bit and, perhaps affection to the dty he called loyal ettben. We should give because God, la Mend, not accidentally, the entire home. our world a Hft toward that H» infinite fUn, saw fit to When T. John Carey passed day was somber and gray, In brawling through one far-off divine event 21 bOM one of Ma nice* away, I Jmst can't help feel In my almost 20 years in Peterson's The Art o/ Living, toward jjbich all creation this wonderful town. T. John I mme across a perfect moves.' The finest gift a man as I used to call htm, was, capsule description of my late can give to Us age and time Is Ocean lost one early on, a dear friend and a Wend: the gift of a constructive and nun whom I respected and creative life." of its greatest supporters admired. I would be hard put "We should give of our- Fellow clamdlggers, there to name any living person of selves with the radiant you have T. Jobs Carey. Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: our native population who has reputation for many years, warmth of sunshine and the Every word of that quote to ThU Is a memorial tribute to done more for this town or, for Hs office is unique and mere gjow of the open fin, We John Carey. He gave so very John Carey who passed away were always bowls of candy mat matter, loved it as much. should give our community a much and. In the doing, never hut Friday. •applied for everyone's en- Oh, how he did. Indeed, love pod man. We should give our lost Oat famous Carer smut, Be was one of the greatest joyment Ocean city. He gave of Ms home a devoted huspand... I guess the following aupporters of Ocean City and As a personal Mend and was always present when associate, I will sorely miss there were problems or John Carey, and, on behalf of questions to be settled. the Chamber of Commerce, Cape beaches a public health hazard There will be no more the business community has beautiful placques presented suffered a gnat loss. Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: i- Their ion, age 17, — 1 am a 41 year old nurse may be a long whQe before we by Jobs Carey. Elsie Glllesple Having spent the first two developed a foot Infection who swam In the ocean every vacation there again. Be operated a fine real President, Ocean City weeks of August on vacation when he apparently stepped day, but escaped Infection. Unffl the sewage disposal estate office of good Chamber of Commerce to Ocean City with frequent on a shell on the beach, This may be due In part to the problem Is properly ad- Invasions of the green tide, I -My husband, age42, left fact that I received an Indressed, It appears that the feel compelled to list a few Ocean City with • cold and jection of Gamma Gtoubuun beaches of Cape May County disturbing facts: sinusitis, after swimming in approximately three months are a public health hazard. Be 'ultimately — A friend from Penn- the ocean. ago for exposure to a com- Carol A. Ferguson sylvania, age 42, developed a - Our daughter, age IB, municable disease on the job, l NewHaven.Com. cold, after swimming In the developed conjunctivitis, thus boosting my Immune ocean. after swimming In the ocean, statas. Editor's note; The concerned* with - His wife, age 41, — Her friend, also age 19, We repreaent two families original of MB letter developed a skin rash as well developed a cold and who have been long-time fans Went to Louis at an earache that lasted for laryngitis upon her return of Ocean City and Its great Lamarma, Cape May the Arts Center several days, after swimming from Ocean City, She also beaches, dating back to our Oourty Public Health in the ocean. swam In the ocean. childhoods. Unfortunately It coordinator. Editor. Sentinel-Ledger: As stimulates the curiosity of all a professional artist-teacher and a friend of the Ocean City Arts Center, I was shocked to I am not sun what the hear that the building when ramifications would be on the Blue laws should take back seat to parking the Center Is currently housed effectiveness of all this should Somen Point, Sea Isle, etc. might be in danger of being the Center be torn down and Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: tt can begin to solve the really Ocean City Is no more or no torn down. Its programs farmed out. One Well, the first summer big problem In Ocean City— ftere should be dty parking less the family resort that It should consider this very without the blue laws has farting) $ lots In all areas of town. has always claimed to be, I am relatively new to the carefully and Just how much ended. Parking to horrendous In Ocean City to •resort and I would recommend that the area, but ever since moving to the Center could mean to the Business people expanded Ocean Ctiy, Building con- retorts depend on visitors. B referendum add a third choice New Jersey In 1963, I have Hfe of the community. their hours and hired more tinues at a rapid pace. Soon the parking situation does not for the voters: "None of the been Involved with the Cen- people, and residents and there will be huge condo- improve substantially, tot ter: they .have exhibited my The vitality and Inspiration above," The Council should visitors were able to spend duplexw on all of the lots in visitors are going to stay work, invited me to give a lawmakers to consider I. Beef up our police force^ j carefully, and to devtoe H necessary increase taxes bjfH^ sooiUoBf to, the following: passing a new or Increasing.^ an existing transient renter. 1. Enforce this rule of no tax; after all, the renters „ Ukes on the entire boardwalk cause most of the problems.'• after the prescribed time. Ban we encounter In season. ' all bikes from me sidewalks. People who don't ride bikes As residents and nop^ have to nave some right to resident taxpayers we mus all poll together for our,*; 1 Enforce trash and litter common good. I laws. Put a monetary penalty everyone to petition Counca]q os the books sufficient to mq^(jgf Immediate action on deter Uttering. Make each these matters. V property owner liable for their property, rwHynt or absents We've got to bite the bullet This city is heading for.': trouble, and if we don't ddjj 3. Arrest speeders and have mnethlng now we may be too,", some nrpthffd of fining mem late, '„•'. right away. I suspect many out-of-towners never appear The blue law Issue to ln>X In court and thereby pay no portant, certainly, but wej fine at alL More enforcement can't blind ourselves to j Is especially required on me other problems by casting 9th St causeway to Somen oar efforts In one direct!" Point Charles E. Corf 4. Declare an Ocean Fire safety code shortsighted Setter's note: This describes T, John, "The question to not now ttttie can I give or how much Is the most I have to give. The question Is how much dan 1 keep and Uve like a Christian." John gave and gave and, m the doing, returned to God, God's blessings on him. Sleep well, John; you have earned it —as a man, as a Christian, as a husband, aa i inagnificenf hnf 1118 School in July whin pyf member of the Division that > t' Oiorft MIHer, formulated these regulations i assUtant chief, spoke. >4 Bureau of Fire Safiiy If you wonder why we didn't}? State Department of travel to Trenton for the July-v CommunUy Affdn 17 public bearing, ask bow"' Ttiii 09625. and when we msjkjs onr MBES tJBP SflQ^ ^^^6S^u Dear Mr. HOer, •small (sht rental rooms>,^ In the Aug. 27 edition of the dean and already outfitted Sentinel-Ledger, you were with a hard-wired fire alarmi quoted as saying that no one system, smoke detectors, fiMnaw from Ocean aty bid written extinguishers and a fireto complain about the escape. We also require:/ proposed retrofit fin code. guests to smoke outdoors. • ii? Apparently when it comes to Isn't there a point where WSA> Trenton, the right hand become over-regulated? ' M " being. i't communicate with the South Jersey's tourist i for not only did I, per- - writs to the address Bsted en the second page of the retrofit fire code booklet (a Mr. Michael L.Ticktin) but also so did a number of members of the Guest and Apartment House 1 Jomes, deal to New Jeney?ie economy. These onto regulations will be so costly^ mat a number of houses wliri A htve to dose, . • •',*. If safety to truly your«; Association. concern, why not investigated Many Ocean City the large number of plueasF hTMLnwspg have been actively that are not licensed, pay ao9 protesting this latest set of sales tax, and have no current* regulations as witnessed by fln safety equipment .*i 3*. tie heavy turnout at the Patricia A. Ocean City Intermediate Questions of on the causeway Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: Dear Mayor Bltmer: A month has passed since the tragic automobile accident on the Oth Street causeway which claimed the Hfe of 19-year-old Jeannine Broussard, a youngster for whom I have provided educational guidance for many yean and whom I loved. As I creased mat roadway yet another time yesterday, I found myself questioning: m»n wUi th| speed limit be reduced to » mph and enforced with conscientious police patrols? Mien will wen be signs patted disallowing passing and cautioning motorists to stay in their chosen lane of traffic* • "• /.Whtn will slim be posted indicating that a hazardous roadway exists? >' ,'"'•' /When wULthe roadway be, widened' 1 in' appropriate , Wretches to allow for the", placement «' • • niJuH*! 1 By ILS. BENDER (Ltst ol a One-part lerta) After Indulging In an •Epicurean lifestyle for man "fean a week, it came time for Mermaid and crew to hid adieu to Bermuda. On Sunday morning (June 30) Capt. Merritt Moffltt, BUI Moffltt, Brian Kotener, Daniel Ptlster and I performed the necessary ebons to ready Mtrmofd for her long voyage through "purgatory," and domes wen irefuUy wrapped In waterproof hap and safely stowed Food and supplies wen meticulously Inventoried; water tanks and • fuel tanks wen filled to the rim. Around 1300 hours (Sunday) Mermaid sailed from the The author at the helm of the Mermaid. peaceful haven of St. George. While she passed through the extra food, navigation would man the helm, for he town cut and Into the sea maid Into the wind, where she equipment, dirty laundry and was our best helmsman, I fMaanel, we scampered about bucked relentlessly. Then as shoes, were usually deposited would tend the halyard, Brian her decks readying halyards quickly as the system ap- here. Anyone desiring t° «leep would gather the saU, and and sheetUnes. Overhead peared, it was gone. A dead or rest hen simply replaced Merritt and Danny would some longtaUs Hew, calm existed. No wind, no the ••cargo" with himself. control the sheets. Nervously silhouetted by a blailng rain, no streaking bolts of Many times a person sleeping Brian and I, wearing safety Bermuda sun. All local lightning. We faced each here was referred to as harnesses, crept along the weather forecasts were other shaking our beads In "cargo" by his fellow crew leeward deck, grasping and favorable. But to the west disbelief. Just when we members. As It turned out this glutchlng grabralls, stan- loomed ominous black clouds. sensed the fury was over, all was a good spot to read. chions and anything else As we hoisted MmnaU'i bell brake loose! The bunks up In the bow baited down. More than once mainsail, we sincerely hoped earned the title "washing our progress was stopped by Wt had merely gone weren't a portentous machine." Then one would ocean water gushing over the through the eye of an ralnldepression. Again wasn't long before the Mermaid was swept across clouds sailed over us. We had choppy seas. We could only Just passed Kitchen Shoal 'Forty-knot gusts of wind gripped wonder what we had done to Beacon and bad plotted a deserve such punishment. course for home when a nasty Mermaid's sails, spinning her After what seemed an In- squaw snafued our sail. terminable amount of time, Fortunately the blustery around 90 degrees. Within seconds the thundering system winds and driving rains wen pused, but only to reverse its brief and the seas never bad a we wen flying over the sea... direction and come at us chance to build Nevertheless. again. In desperation we mtermaid did not escape There was not a thing we could gazed at one another. Our Unscathed. She lost a full tank only alternative was to come do but hold on!* of water when a nose came •bout and attempt to elude its loose from a fitting. Thoughts path. Nearer and nearer the of showering wen laterally system came and when it was feel an the bouncing and all washed away; conservation bow. I positioned myself by on the verge of swallowing us, the pounding. It was the would be the order. the mast, wrapping my legs tt again altered Its course. notoest place aboard Mer- •round the metal spar. Brian By 180Q hours Burmuda waa After uttering a number of maid. No matter what the Inched his way to Mermaid's barely visible from astern. expletives, m fiqJjAettijeJs weather, Incessant slapping bow where he dung spiderand sloshing of water against Ike to pulpit and forestay. an afternoon sun emerged Small tKunrieftfad systems the hull bombarded one's At a signal from Billy, store making its final continued during the night ears, Seep hen was virtually Mermaid eased up Into the but, luckily, we wen able to Impossible, unless you wen wind. Within minutes the crowded into the cockpit to evade them. The skies finally overwhelmed with fatigue. thrashing canvas was down dry out. Mermaid forged cleared sometime before However, with headphones and gathered. Mermaid came ahead, making B-7 knots dawn and we felt much safer. tad a generous supply of nearly to a complete stand- under a full main and working As morning eventually volume from the tope deck, It still. It seemed to take forever Jib. The helmsman steered a dawned, we found ourselves was a gnat place to listen to but the storm Jib was finally compass course of 315-320 ta peaceful ambience. Glit- music. raised. Aa the little canvas degrees. All was well. Our tering sunlight danced over a That night we enjoyed trapped the wind, Mermaid spirits wen high and our calm ocean. A light breeze another peaceful sail under a came back to life. tastebuds ware later gently filled Mermaids sails. nearly full moon. Around enUveMd when Brian broke Sailing alone on this A few of us, tired and midnight we mned in a New out j can of snapper soup vastness, we truly felt for- ahausted, lipped coffee and York radio station and Pencil be had been saving. saken. Mountainous seas Kahlua. From astern a big listened attentively to news moving from two different green hoochle lure trolled far Nighttime was pleasantly and weather. We wen now directions peaked and closed behind. All wts quiet except serene. A full moon oe- almost halfway home. ta on little Mermaid. Mean- for the mesmerizing sound of caiienally obscured by Such Ideal sailing through dering streams of windblown the ocean passing Mermaid's was not to last. foam lined the waves'faces. hull. those on deck. Calm seas and At 0800 Wednesday, Brian AS wondered what we would warm breezes made our shifts and Many bad to reef Mer- do if conditions worsened. Suddenly our taciturn mood at the helm enjoyable. maid's sails while the others Neptune, it seemed, was was interrupted by a Sunny weather and slept below. Although a testing our mettle. But by 1800 •creaming zing from the relatively calm seas con- radiant sun was rising in a hours men wen signs of fishing reel. Something had tinued throughout the next cloudless •mre iky, the wind abatement; the wind velocity taken the bait, Befon anyone Shifts wen regularly howled from the northwest at fell and the seas appeared less could set the hook, line and Matted for helm, watch 30 knots. The seas were soon a menacing. Two hours later rod went limp. An 80-lbs. test andgalley duty. We were all. sloppy six or seven feet the blow ceased* Un- line hid been snapped. once again becoming ac- We altered Mermaid's believably, the seas became Whatever it was, it had to climated to life aboard a course slightly to ease the lake-like calm; Mermaid's have been of monstrous small sailboat. At noon mounting tension on her sails flapped dejectedly as she proportions! Merritt get a good shot of me rigging and to reduce spray barely made 4 knots. The sun with bis sextant and By mid-day we were able to When will I be ablest into the cockpit By noon there Atlantic's fickle mood to truly figured we had already sailed sail with the No. 2 genotf an entire summer jri was a ttoticable change In phenomenal. some 150 miles. Tentatively (larger gall) for the tint time. having to watch the red 1 swell slie and direction. Hours passed and we ex- we planned to make an Ocean AU of us sprawled atop of an ambulance and, p< Swells from the northwest and perienced Innumerable, wind diy landfall on Friday, July Mermaid's deck soaking up cars, so visible from, toe southwest wen at odds shifts. An errie, foreboding sunshine, free from a home's deck which < with each other causing a 4dr filled the surrounding vexatious spray. the bay to the causeway, j the fickle confused and scary sea. The darkness. Around 2300 hours they remove the sun still beamed overhead but glimpses of lightning ap- As it turned out, this was a twisted metal, and fy^ wind freshened with a barometer readings were peared far In the northwest. It, very eventful day, glass from the road? bouncy beam sea. One falling. Rough weather was was almost midnight when a In the morning hours unannounced wave struck dosing in but Just how rough rising moon Illuminated the friendly porpoises frolicked Mermaid's bull awvltng coffee 'and for bow long It would be, I have been waiting, clouds of a mounting thuu- around us. Surprisingly, too, and'com beef hash all over we did not know. We won- use this most recent derhead. Befon long the we saw a pod of whales In the ttMr'gauey. Later we tried to dered from which direction to save future lives from* system was on top of us. far distance. What a sunbathe in the cockpit, but a the trouble would arrive. With same fate. For the sake of Warm and cold streams of' remarkable sight to see such erlng spray soon drove all each pwwlTig minute miiing own 19-year-old daughter, turbulent air simultaneously magnificent creatures! They .the helmsman below., became Increasingly difficult will continue to, wait .- wrapped about our, bodies., would spout streams of water i whiled away the boars There were so many steep hope tor some action.' Then came the torrential and then sound, waving his next shift either peaks and 'valleys, and nine's parents wUl continue rains and the howling winds. goodbye with their enormous sleeping, reading, or listening Mermaid shook tram stem to wait .•> t-V Forty knot guests of wind tails. ' -; " ' to music. >, stem as she crashed through JoanM.I gripped, Mermaid's sails, Again that afternoon we • The berths and the eow> them. . * spinning her around 90. witnessed more whales. This tertpa.ee beside the coh> At mldafternoon Neptune degrees. Within seconds we time they wen only SO feet .nta^nway were how,aptly, tashed out > with, unbridled were flying over the sea, the ' from Mermaid Undisturbed lacknamed for their uses. The fary^T&i Iky, no longer, an needle on the knotmeter by.our presence, they lolled in ,, -/ we bid to replace the. wti could: do but bold on. Iong of a? *! i barrierT andreverb«ite^t£- ' the ocean'*us MtodtoBbolS ,oaM«aMaaaiaawaa«aBBaesaaaas«Baaieiaiaaaikaaiaaai*aia%Ml '' i
li. 1 ! I, PAGES — SECTION TWO THE SBNTINEL-LEPGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1985 ; ii V, HI AME ST. JAMES AME 7th St. and Raven Av, Ocean City Rev. Beckworth J VoorhMH. pastor SUNDAY 9:30 a.in - Church School 11 am . Morning worship 7:30 p.m. - Evening itrviee Assembly of God MAINLAND ASSFMRI V OF GOD BIS New Rd. God is with us CM mam tt every Pmyer meaaave or unspoken St. John's Lutheran Church Central Avt. 31 Tenth St. Ocean City Sunday Church School 9:30 AM, Holy Communion 11 A.M. TheRfv.A.g, Aiipach, Pastor Tht Rev, C.P, CrtssfTian, Assistant Douglas H Frew. Director of Muile 399079a Lin wood Rev Jerry Surgeon, pastor SUKDAY 10 am 1! ijn. 7 p.m • Worship together this week Sunday school • Morning wonMp Evening service ABUNDANT UFE ASSEMBLY OF COD as shoTi Rd, i flam 8 Coraplei) Marmora R»v Andrew Since. pastor SUNDAY 10 1JB 11 a.m. Worship service Worship service THURSDAY 7pm - Midweek serviee tut OCEAN CITY BAPTIST 10th St and Wesley Av Ocean City Rev. Donald E, Hurlbert, pastor SUNDAY 930 a.m. • Sunday school 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. • Worship service WEDNESDAY 7 pjn, • Prayer service PAULLIN MEMORIAL BAPTIST (American Baptist) 18th St. and Simpson Av Ocean City Community Center SUNDAY 10 am.. Sunday School and OCEAN CITY First Church of Christ Scientist ' and Reading Room 8th St. & Asbury Ave. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sundays 11:00 AM, Sunday School 11:00 AM, Wednesday* 1:00 P.M. Testimonial Meeting Reading Room Daily 11 A.M. to ! P.M, ALL WELCOME ST. PETER'S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 8th and Central Avenue Ocean City. N.J. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1985 9:00 A.M. • Church School 9:00 A.M. 4 10:30 A.M. Morning Worship "Of TTING IN THE FLOW" David M. Finch, Preaching (Thf 10:30 Service broadcast on WIBGAM ISM! David M. Pinch, Pastor Brian Robert*, Associate Pastor William R. McClelland, Asseeiait Paster Dr. Kim Lance Beamon, Dlr. si MUEIC Soloists; Nancy Pass Hoover, Soprano Robt O'Nell, Tenor Margaret Baroody, M#HO Soprano; >••*»' ********************** worship itrviee provided. Nurtery SEAVffiW BAFTBT 2D2S Shore Rd. Unwood Rev, Robert W Connor. li*. terim pastor SUNDAY 930 a.m. • Sunday school 11 a.m. - Morning worship 7;M p.m. - Evening tenrioe WEDNESDAY 7 p.m.. Evening Blhta itudy and prayer service crrv SAFTBT Main Street Corbtaaty R S Biggin, pastor SUNDAY 9;4S a.m. - Sunday school 11 a.m. - Morning worship 7th St. and Sifflpson Av, Rev. Lafayette tUddick, putor SUNDAY 10 a.m. 11 ajn. Sunday school Morning worship WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m. - Midweek prayer •rvide. SECOND CAPE MAY BAPTIST no S. Shore Rd. Marmora The Rev, Russell H. Bowers Jr, minister SUNDAY 9:45 ajn. • Sunday school 11 ajn. • Morning warship 7 p.m. • Evening sendee TABERNACLE BAPTIST 8th St. and West AT. Rev, Michael Walton, pastor SUNDAY 10 a,m, 11 ajn. TUESDAY 7:30 p.m. FAITH BAPTBT Upper Township School Perry Road Barry Rice, pastor Sunday school . Morning service Prayer servtee CONFESSIONS SUNDAY 9:30 am - Sunday school 10:45 a jii^- Morning strviw 8 p.m. - Evening service CALVARY INDEPENDENT BAPTBT 90) and New York Av Someri Point Dan Corbett, pastor SUNDAY 9:45 ajn. - Sunday school 11 am • Morning worship 7 pjn. . Worship service WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m.. Midweek prayer service. Catholic OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL 40th St and Asbury Av Ocean City Msgr. Thomas H Sharkey, pastor MASSES Daily - 8 a JIL and 4 p.m. gaturday - 8 ajn. 4 and 7 pan. Sunday8, 9,10:15 and 11:30 ajn. ST. AUGUSTINE'S 13th St. and Wesley Av, Ocean City Msgr. James A. CUT, pastor MASSES UMON CHAPEL BY THE SEA 55th Street and Aibury Avenue SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth Rev. Timothy Sheetz Foundtr & Director Handi Vingelism, Upper Darby, Pa SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 a.m. SONG SERVICE 10:20 a.m. CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 a.m. Sqioist, Lois Likens, Soprano Organlsf, Mn. Jant Smith Chaplian. o. Ward Kievtr The Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. 7th and Wesley Avenue Rev. Wffl, Radcllffe Alien, Th.AA., Pasfor Choir Director Organist j. Kenneth Reese Jtan C. Ridgway SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1985 MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 P.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL • 9:30 A.M. The Whole Bible for the whole Person Graded ClaiMi Nuriery Adults TUESDAY MORNING 10:30 A.M. Women's Bible Study Fellowship WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:30 P.M. The Bible Study Hour A Cordial Weleomj Awaits You "Holding Forth The Ward of Lilt" Phllipplant lilt Comfortably AlrConaitionefl ?LAN TO BE A PART OF THE OCEAN CITY TABERNAGLE EXPERIENCE WESLEY AVENUE—Ifh to 6th STREETS—OCEAN CITY. N.J. SUMMER OF *85,. .come and enjoy the continuing TABERNACLE TRADITION of outstanding inspirationarservices, THIS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th, 1985 Morning Services: 9:00& 11:00 A.M. (Song Service: 8:45 & 10:45) , DR. DUKE KIMBROUGH MC CALL Chanctllor the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Leuii\H!(e, Kentucky QnEAT,MUSIC, TOOL NO EVENING SERVICE - ' Thank you soimoch for another inspirational season. Even V'',.l tj.\luil.1...->"' ' •' T .though the sun didn't shlrie As rr)uch these past couple of ^ Brian Meneely weeks as we would have wished' tt had, youour congregations^ were bright and alive afwaysUV *6r0antsr& Music Coordinator See you next year I WHllamG.Luff Daily -7 and i am Saturday • 8 a.m., 4 and 7 p.m Sunday • I, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Weekdays after 8 a.m. Mass Saturday, 2:30 to 3-30 Middle p-m and after 7 p.m. Mass. ST. FRANCES CABRINI R.C, M It and Attantle Av Ocean City Msgr Joseph E Conlon. pastor MASSES Dally • 7 and 9 a.m. Saturday • 9 ajn. and 630 pan. Sunday • 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. CONFESSIONS Saturday from 11 am to noon, before man in toe evening and after daily man. CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION, R.C, Marmora Msgr. James J. Zegers. pastor MASSES Daily • 8 and I ajn, Friday - 8 am. and 7 p.m. Saturday • 4 and 8:30 p.m. Sunday 7:45, 9, 10:15 and U :30 am OUR LADY OF SORROWS Wabash and Poplar Avs Llnwood MASSES Saturday • 8:30 p.m. Sunday - 8,9:30 and 11 a.m., 6:30 p.m. ST. JOSEPH'S R,C, 44th and Landls Av. Sea Isle City Msgr, Paul M. O'Connor, pastor MAKES Daily 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Saturday • 8 a.m., 5 and 7 ptn Sunday • 1,9:30 and 11 a.m. ST. JOSEPH'S SMS Rd. and Barter La. Somen Point One God, One Religion "There e*n be no doubt whatever that the people ol the world, of whatever race or religion, derive their Inspiration from one heavenly Source, and are the «ub|ecu ofoneOod." Ou. Wnn»BI"«m(H»"(l Bahai Riith* 399-0961 MASSES Dall>' • 7 and S a.m_ and 7 PJn . Saturday • 5:30 p.m. Sunday-7:4s, 1,10:30,11:45 a.m. and 5:30 pa CONFESSIONS Saturday • 4 tari p.m. Christian Science FOIST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Bh St. and Asbury Av Ocean City SUNDAY 11 a.ni. - Church SB-vice and Smdsy school. DATLY 11 am to 2 pjn. • Reading Room open WEDNESDAY I pjn. • Testimony meeting Episcopal HOLY TRDflTY EPISCOPAL »th St, and Bay Av. Ocean Gift' Rev, Michael W. Goldberg, rector SATURDAY 5:30 pjn, •Holy Eucharist SUNDAY S ajn, • 10 ajn. Holy Eucharist Choral Eucharist WEDNESDAY 9:30 ajn, • Holy Eucharist CHRIST EPOCOPAL 157 Shore Rd. Soiners Point Rev Roger J. Hamilton, rector SUNDAY 8 am, . Holy Eucbarist 10 u . • Choral Eucharist with sermon, story hour and nmery. WEDNESDAY 10 ajn. • Holy Eucharist in the chapel. CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 2Dth and Atlantic Av. Longport Rw. CM&ion J. Fwry Cox WNDAY 9 a.m. • Holy Communion 10 a.m. . Horning service. Holy Communion flnt Sunday of the month. Greek Orthodox HOLYTRINrrY GREEK ORTHODOX Mill Road Bargalntown Rev, D.J. Constantelos, pastor SUNDAY 9 a.m,. Orthos • Matins 9:30 a.m. - Divine liturgy 10:30 a.m. - Sermon THE CHURCH OF THE REDEElVffiR EPISCOPAL 20th A Atlantic Avenue Longport, N.J. 9:00 A.M. Holy Communion 10:00 A.M. Family Service and Morning Prayer HOLY COMMUNION, 10 A.M. RUST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH The Rev. Cannon j. Perry Cox of Ocean City David J. Somen, Dlr. si Music 1 H. Palmer Lippineort, organiit "4 House ot Prayer tor All People" NOW AIR-CONDITIONED OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH 10TH& WESLEY 399-2261 RiV, DONALD E, HURLBERT, Senior Pastor RiV, DONALD PHILLIPS, Visitation Pastor REV. KEITH WALKER, Minister ol Youth Dave.Senseney, Choir Director Phi! Senjeney, Organist SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th, 1988 9:30 A.M. • SUNDAY SCHOOL 10148 AM.-R|V;kiltH WApR 7:00 P.M. REV. KEITH WALKER WEDNESDAY 7 P.M. -MIDWEEK PRAYER SERVICE Standing lor Th* Fundim*ntMlt oltb*ft\th W Interdenominational ociANcrnf TABERNACLE Wesley Av., 5th to 6th sta I Ocean City, William 0. Luff, president SUNDAY 9 a.m. 11 am • Morning «rvlee with guest speaker UNION CHAPEL BY-THE-SEA Bth St. and Asbury Av Ocean City Interdenominational SUNDAY 9:15 am • Sunday school 10:30 a.m.. Morning servlre with guest speaker. CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 2Mb and Atlantic Av Longport Rev. Dabney J. Carr III SUNDAY 9 ajn - Holy Communion 10 ajn. - Morning service, Italy Communion first Sunday of the month. UNWOOD COMMUNITY 1BI Shore Rd. Unwood SUNDAY 9:45 ajn. • Church school 11 ajn. -Morning worship 7 pjn. - Evening service MARMORA GOSPEL CBAPBL Lyndhnrst and Wlstar Av. Marmora SUNDAY 8:30 »M, • Worship service 11 a.m. • Family Bible hour 7 prn . Gospel meeting GRACE BOLE CHAPEL Hotel Luray O2 Wasley Av, Owai\aty Rev. Frank Mohr SUNDAY 9:45 a.m. - Sunday school' 11 ajn, • Morning worship 7:30 p.m. • Evening service WHINiJSDAY ••--« - 7:30 p.m. . Prayer g§rvi« and Bible study PRAISE TABBWACLE arbor Village Square Ocean Heights Av, and Zion Rd. Bargaintown Rev. Winiam aitt, paitor SJNDAY 1Q a.m. 7 p.m. Service Evening worahlp REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS L.DA SUNDAY H Ma, - Mnb In Uie Brotherhood Chapel on Shore ,Rd.. SuvUle. (Just Inside the N.J. Marine Science Consortium.) All an welcome. MARGATE COMMUNITY 8M0 Ventnor Parkway Margate Rev. Terence E. Johnson SUNDAY 9:30 a.m. . Church icool 9;M and 11 BJB, . Worship wvies Lutheran ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN Central Av. at 10th St Ocean City Albert E. AlipacA, pastor Dr, Cnaries P. CreMiBan, assistant ^ f SUNDAY 9:30 a.m. • Sunday school '< 1! a.m. • Service of HoQt-O Communion •»« MESSIAH LUTHERAN 42nd and Landii Av, Sea Isle City Henry Ireland, pastor f'h SUNDAY 9:45 a.m. Church school u far all ages. 11 a.m. • The iervice GRACE LUTHERAN if ,; Shore Rd. and Dawes Av, ,?Z Somers Point tM* Rev. Margaret Gitab, asst, -2 pastor t Rev, Charles Rinck, pas ton'/ aneritus >;• SUNDAY iw«* 9:30 a.m. and II s.m. ,f»{ Worihip service s.'t 9:30 a.m. • Sunday schooiC md nursery Ji* MethodiM y.j> ST. PITER'S ^ UNITED METHODIST «" «h St. and Cental Av. ^ Ocean City « David M, Flneh, pastor SUNDAY S ajn. - Church ichool ""* 9 and 10:30 a.m. • Morning worship, Pastor Finch preaching, ^ TRDOTY UNITED METHODIST 2) N. Shore Road Marmora J,D, Overeash, pastor SUNDAY 1:30 BJII. - WonWp i:4S aji. • Sunday 11 ajn. • Worihip MACEDONM UNITED METHODOT IMh a. and Simpion Av. Oeaan aty David M. Finch, pastor •a • SUNDAY F _ 8:30 ajn, - Church school'' 11 ajn, . Mornlnf worship UNITED MCTHODBT CHURCH of Somen Point Bemel Rd. and Do-an Av. (oppotite Aena paridnf lot) Rtv. Robert E. Costello, SUNDAY Church KhogESjf 11 ajn. . Worship 1 ~ ?p ^ UNITa) ftfflTBODIST OK^ e SEAOLEC1TV ,' KanflBdy Blvd. and Park Hdr Hehard W. Nichola, pastor ' SUNDAY i:4S ajn. . Churdi for family. 11 ajn,. Worship hour afl* WESLEY UNITED ^t ymmonm ~'? M- MO fttaraburg j* Dr. John F. Garrahan, paabr^ SUNDAY 8:48 a.m. • Momlni worihip 11 a.m. - Sunday school SEAVTLLE UNITED METHODIST Shore Rd. SeavtUe Rev. L. Burdille pastor HawlTp SUNDAY hi I ajn.. Worship serviM 10a.m. •Churchschool, CENTRAL UNITED "J RffiTHODBT 1 aore Rd. and Cintral Av. & Unwood •.:.'* (Pfeasi turn to pagi 7)
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