June 14, 1978 Myr. and Mrs. Rainbolt SUSQUEHANNA TIMES — Page 11 celebrate 40th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rainbolt, S07 Donegal Springs Road, Mount Joy, recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. They were married June 11, 1938, in Bloomington, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Rainbolt were guests of honor at a dinner party given by their daughters, and their fami- lies, at the Mansion House, Lebanon, PA. Also in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. B.R. Taylor, Nashville, Indiana. Mrs. Taylor is the sister of Mr. Rainbolt. The Rainbolts were residents of the state of Indiana until 1956. At that time they moved to Mount Joy and purchased the Mount Joy Bulletin. Mr. Rainbolt owned and published the Bulletin until 197s. The Rainbolts have three daughters: Nancy, wife of Gene Newcomer, Mount Joy; Martha, wife of Rev. Gary Epler, Annville; and Elizabeth, wife of Rev. Robert Kettering, Mount Joy. The couple have six grandchildren. Obituaries ROY E. BILLETT Roy E. Billett, 84, of 1415 Dartmouth Read, York, died Wednesday at12:05 AM at Memorial Osteopathic Hospital, York, after a lengthy illness. He was the husband of the late Elizabeth M. Orendorff Billett. He was a loom fixer in the York area before his retirement. He was of the Methodist faith. Born in East Donegal Township, Lancaster Coun- ty, he was a son of the late William H. and Ida L. Donley Billett. He is survived by a son, William H. Billett, Sr., York; a daughter, Berna- dine Morris, York; two grandchildren; five great- grandchildren, and a bro- ther, the Rev. Grant T. Billett, also of York. B.H. HORST SR. Benjamin H. Horst, Sr., 83, of 159 Manheim St., Mount Joy, died early this morning at Lancaster General Hospital, where he had been a patient for eight days. Horst was the husband of the late Martha Jane Shaeffer Horst. Before his retirement in 1969, Horst was employed with the Grey Iron Casting Co., Mount Joy. Prior to that, he was a molder for 32 years at the Florin Foundry. Horst was a member of Trinity Evangelical Con- gregational Church in Mount Joy and was a life member of the Mount Joy Friendship Fire Company and the Mount Joy Sportsmen’s Association. Born in Milton Grove, he was the son of the late Martin .and Emma Shearer Horst. Horst is survived by five children; Arline R., wife of Walter Stipe, Highspire; Beota M., wife of John Wilt, Middletown; Gerald- ine M. Kirchoff, Manheim R1; Velma J., wife of Paul Mackredis, Lancaster; and Benjamin H. Horst, Jr., Mount Joy; 17 grandchil- dren, 24 great-grandchil- dren and a sister, Louisa Sites, Pleasant View Rest Home, Manheim RS. PETER McGARVEY Peter A. McGarvey, 73, of 720 W. Main St., Mount Joy, died Saturday after- noon at his home. He was the husband of Bertha Walters McGarvey. He was a retired service station attendant. He had owned and operated a painting and paperhanging business in Manheim until 1963. McGarvey was a member of Hope Bible Church, Fredericksburg, where he was superintendent of the Sunday School. . .. .. Born in Florin, he was a son of the late Peter and Rebecca Short McGarvey. “ In addition to his wife, he is survived by two daughters: Betty Schott, Jonestown RD1, and Jennie Potkul, Corapolis; two sons, Robert McGarvey, Arvadia, Col., and Galen McGarvey, Jonestown RDI; two stepdaughters, Pauline boltz, Mount Joy, and Erma Chambers, Lancas- ter; a stepson, Roy Minnich, Palmyra; 24 grandchildren; 31 great -grandchildren; and a great -great-grandson. Wizard of Donegal The answers to the Wizard of Donegal puzzles of several weeks ago are... What word is always pronounced wrong by Har- vard professors? ‘‘Wrong,” of course. Rearrange the letters of NEW DOOR to make one word? Easy—ONE WORD. The Wizard will now pose some new riddles. Here’s one: A Pennylvania Dutch terrorist wants to ship AK-47 machine guns from Bird-In-Hand to Paradise. Each rifle is 1% yards long. However, the postal clerk tells the terrorist that he can’t ship any package that is more than 1.3 yards in any one dimension. Can the terrorist ship the rifles? As it turned out, the terrorist was caught and convicted, and brought before a judge who dabbled in logic. The judge told him that he could make a presentence statement, but that if he lied, he would be sentenced to be shot. On the other hand, the judge . went on, the man would not be shot if he told only the truth—he would be hanged instead. If you were the terrorist, what would you tell the judge, knowing that this judge always kept his word? Chiques League The Chiques Adult Ath- letic Association opened its first summer volleyball league season last Wednes- day night at Memorial Park in Marietta. The first match of the evening was won by the Sixers over the Set-ups in a tough three games: 4-15, 15-12, 15-13. In the second match, the Rookies defeated the Kings and Queens 16-14 and 15-10. Next Wednesday the Sixers will take on the Rookies at 6:00 PM, and the Set-ups will battle the Kings and Queens at 7:00. The standings are: Sixers and Rookies, won one, lost none; Set-ups and Kings & Queens, won none, lost one. (avo J MANHEIM PIKE, EAST PETERSBURG OPPOSITE ERB'S MARKET-569-5353 Where Our Customers Send Their Friends Tires - Batteries - Accessories Tune-Ups - General Repairs MOUNT JOY Petroleum produ Atlantic Rachhe! an W. Main St., Mount Joy 653-8244 Richard D. Smedley FUNERAL HOME 29 NORTH GAY STREET, MARIETTA 426-3614 Happy Father’s Day! INTERWOVEN TENNIS SHIRTS, 0 SWEATERS ETONIC GOLF SHOES off list by Arnold Palmer FRED PERRY TENNIS SHOES WARM-UPS, ADIDAS SHIRTS, JELENK SHORTS a SHOES Converse World Class Trainer reg. $29.95 NOW $19.95 Mount Joy, Pennsylvania 653-5051 Master Charge Bank Americard Great Gift for Father What machine trims grass with Come in today and pick-up The Green Machin¢ amazing new electric p weed and grass trimmers. 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