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Page 20 THE SUNDAY POST June 26, 1988 Mod died in 1960. Services were yesterday at Becker Funeral Home in West-wood, with burial in Bayview Cemetery, Jersey City. Donations to the Reformed Pre-sybyterian Home for the Aged, 2344 Perrysville Ave. Pittsburgh, 15214 would be appreciated. Seifer Reyle, 93, of Pittsburgh, formerly of the borough, died Tuesday.

She was a member of the West-wood United Methodist Church. Surviving are a son, Stanley P. of Beaver Falls, two grandchildren, and a great-granddaughter. Her husband, Stanley, Karl Elter DUMONT Karl Elter, 88, of Harrington Park, formerly of the borough, died Wednesday. Born in Wintersbach, Germany, he came to this country in 1927.

Before retiring 15 years ago, he was owner and manager of Karl Elter Dumont. Surviving are a daughter, Anne Freemyer of Harrington Park; a son, Alfred M. of Bergenfield; two sisters, Barbara Reisenger of Putnam Lake, N.Y. and Anna Herrmann of New Rochelle, N.Y., three brothers and a sister, all in Germany; eight grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren. His wife, Barbara Bauer Elter, died in 1984.

Mass was said yesterday at St. Mary's Church, Dumont, with burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Hackensack. Arrangements were by the Freeh Funeral Home, Dumont. Florence Reyle WESTWOOD Florence Glad Bays' are learning-days Religion Notes Kathleen Dwyer assistants, ranging across a broad spectrum of church affiliations, reflecting the ecumenical nature of school and its students, many of whom return annually to be part of the program.

All yougsters participate in a preparatory small choir rehearsal plus a closing all-school choir and are required to be present for the closing concert 8 p.m. Sept. 2. Since the student body must be lmited in size, early registration is Glad Days, the Bible-based program that imitates Jesus' teaching style, invites students to relate their own experiences to the scripture stories. The program uses contemporary stories and activities to encourage responses to scriptural themes.

The program is creative, yet traditional and is coordinated with the hymns and anthems which the participants will learn. Directed by Joanne and John 113 Rodland, ministers of music at West Side, the Choral School will have a large staff of teachers and Signing the lease ecutive director of Friends of Lubavitch of Bergen County, recently delivered the opening invocation in the New Jersey Senate. In his prayer, he cited the convening of the Senate as the fulfillment of one of the Seven Noahide Laws, the commandment to govern just by law. He enumerates all Seven Noahide Laws and concluded with: "Grant us Almighty God that those assembled here to enact laws to govern this blessed state be cognizant of your presence and conduct their deliberations accordingly. Bless them with good health, wisdom, compassion, good cheer and good fellowship.

May they constantly realize that in laboring for the enactment of just laws they are doing Your will Amen Synod meeting The General Synod of the Reformed Church in America met June 11-17 at Fordham University in the Bronx, and voted to embark on a $25 million fund drive. This decision launches the most ambitious financial endeavor in the denomination's 360-year history. The project will be conducted during a three-year period for 1 10 projects, including 25 new church starts, leadership training programs for the clergy and lay people, scholarships for minority and international students, internships for youth and young adults, Old Testament translations, facilities for churches and conference centers, and many other innovative ministries in North America. advised. The fee is $20 for the first child and $15 for each additional child.

For information, call Mrs. Mensing or the West Side Presbyterian Church at 652-1966. Summer masses Effective June 19, the Church of the Epiphany, Allendale, will hold only one service at 9 a.m. for the summer months. The 8 a.m.

and 10 a.m. services will resume in September. Church of the Epiphany is located at 55 George St. For information, call 327-3012. Bible classes Grace Church of Meadowbrook and Libby avenues in Ridgewood invites those interested to join its Bible classes 9:30 a.m.

Sundays. At 10:30 a.m. there will be a coffee break and fellowship. The morning worship begins at 10:55 a.m. The following are the sermon titles for upcoming weeks: June 26 "Listening and 3 "Command against Favoritism and for Mercy (avoid distinctions because of money or power);" July 10 "Faith without deeds is dead.

Faith demands action;" and on July 31 "Taming the Tongue." Special music rendered weekly by the choir under the direction of Glenn Kpoen, minister of music. For information, call 670-0796 or 444-0123. Senate prayer Rabbi Mordeaci Weiss, ex c. I X'M Reisbaum, past president of the Board of Jewish Federation of North Jersey; Robert Landzettel, owner of the leased building; and Joanne Sprechman, president of the Board of the Jewish Federation of North Jersey. The Jewish Federation of North Jersey and the Jewish Family Service have leased office space for their new branch office in Fair Lawn.

Signing the lease are Marcia Bograd president of the Board of Directors; Alvin Ill We Can rr 1 Point '1 i TOU tn The DRINKING PROBLEM Hundreds found help during the past 25 years through Alcoholics Anonymous Ths Ridgewood Group P.O. Bx 211, Rsmod 652-1480 OTHER GROUPS THROUGHOUT BERGEN COUNTY Quit Shaking And Start Living It's easier than you think to stop drinking when you do it our way. Alcoholics Anonymous 652-1480 The Hope St. Group P.O. Box 218, Ridgewood John J.

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