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MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
OPPOSES LEGALIZED RACE |
BETTING AND BINGO
At a recent meeting of the
Mount Joy Ministerial Associa-
tion action was taken to oppose
the proposed state legislation
to legalize Race Betting and
Bingo and all other forms of
legalized gambling.
Letters voicing this opposition
were sent to the local state sen-
ators and representatives.
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EASTER DRAMA
TO BE PRESENTED
“Into Thy Kingdom” by Dor
othy Clarke Wilson will be pre-
sented April 2 and 3 at 7:30 p.
m. in the Elizabethtown Church |
of the Brethren. The play is be-
ing presented by the Youth Fel- |
lowship with Jean Roland as di-
rector. Into the home of Caia-
phas, the high priest, and Adina,
his wife, comes the ground]
swell of the stirring events that |
followed the crucifixion of Jes-
us.
Heading the cast are David
Goodling as Caiaphas and Shir-
ley Raffensperger as Adina.
Supporting roles are carried by |
Dale Kilhefner as Nicoremus,
and Glenn Pfautz and Irene
Freeman as servants in the high |
priest's household. !
Cast as Jabol and Reba, mem- |
bers of an Idumean robber band, :
are James Shank and Joyce
| Hoover with Glenn Bucher play-
ing the part of the Roman Cap-
| tain. The incidental trumpet solo
will be played by Jack Wenger.
The costume committee, head- |
ed by Betsy Wenger, will be
advised by Phyllis Kulp and
| Mrs. Melvin Wenger. Lighting
! effects are in charge of John
| Hoover, under the direction of
Ronald Rouse, and the stage
and properties assignment is be-
! ing carried by Wilbur Hackman |
and Jack Williams.
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Tc Sponsor Public
| Lecture Sunday
A spokesman for Jehovah's
| witnesses announced plans to-
{ day for delivering a special
| message to the world. Harold
©. McCorkel, local presiding
minister of the Columbia con-
| gregation, revealed some of the
details of this special campaign,
| which includes sponsoring the
{ public lecture entitled “‘Christ-
endom or Christianity — Which
One is the Light of the World”?
All congregations of Jehovah's
witnesses throughout the world
(there are approximately 14,000
in 159 lands) will participate.
Mr. McCorkel will deliver this
discourse locally, to which the
public is invited. It will be de-
livered at the Kingdom Hall,
Perry and Union Sts., Columbia,
Sunday, April 3, at 3 p. m.
After the discourse a new 32
page booklet containing extra-
ordinary information will be
given free to each person in at-
tendance. Some 600,000 of Jeho-
vah’'s witnesses will then begain
distribution of millions of cop-
ics of this special message in
many languages throughout the
world. It is the desire of Jehov-
ah’s witnesses to place a copy in
every home. Mr. McCorkel said
the contents of this specially
prepared booklet had not vet
been made public, but its mes-
sage was unique and would be
of special interest to persons of
all fa'ths
“Advance preparation and the
world-wide scope of this special
campaign give indication that
this may well be one of the
o-eatest religious proclamations
in modern history.” Mr. McCor-
kel said. He went on to tell of
local plans that have been made,
stating that Jehovah's witnesses
here are ready and eagerly look-
ing forward to this special
campaign.

Rock Drilling Concrete Breaking. Etc
Cellars, Trenches, Etc
PHONE MOUNT JOY

_G. Robert Fry
Ren, MANHEIM R.
Aly SOT Work
Excavating and Grading
D. 2, PA.
Rocks
and
Trees
Removed
33-4753

THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday. March 3
‘Benefit
Sale. Nets $2800
‘For Church Fund
A registered Holstein heifer
donated to the church building
| fund auction Saturday, March
| 26, on the Ray Brandt farm for
the Conewago Church of the;
Brethren between Deodate and
Bachmansville.
The heifer was conaied by the
| Rev. Daniel Kettering, one of
the ministers of {he congrega-
tion who is a breeder of Hol-
stein cattle. The heifer weighed
1225 lbs. due to calf in May and
was purchased by C. S. Erb,
Holstein cattle dealer of Middle-
town. The contending bidder
wag Walter Lehman, cattle deal-
{er of Lawn.
A baby beef was donated for
the sale by the Rev. Robert
Young, also a minister of the
Conewago church. The baby
heef sold for $182.50.
A 1320 1b. steer was donated
by another member of the
| church and sold for $270.60. Two
fat hogs were donated by Don-
| ald Shope of Highspire s2lling
for $45 each. Several sheep and
small pigs and heifers were also
donated by Jeighbors and mem-
| bers.
Several items of used farm
equipment and various articles
of household goods were donat-
od. One ton of hay sold for $35,
Two tons of corn, one for $42.50
and one for $40.00 per ton
The total of the sale of artic-
les and livestock donated was
$2.540.35. The ladies of the =——
church sold $243.12 at their re-
freshment stand. The intermedi-
ate Sunday School class sold
$37.06 from their display of
home made hot pads, handker-
chicfs, flowers, etc.
oy Reiber was in charge of
the consignments for the benefit
auction. Paul E. Sanger, Leban-
on county commissioner, was
the auctioneer, assisted by Rich
ard Buffenmeyer and Harvey
Ebersole. Sale clerks were Paul
Kaylor and Robert Young. Ev-
erybody donated their time and
service free of charge including
the auctjoneers.
Elder Norman Patrick is elder
in charge of the congregation.
Other ministers besides Ketter-
ing and Young are the Rev Har-
ry Aldinger and the Rev Earl
Eshleman.
The sale brought a grand to-
tal to start a new church build-
ing fund of $2,810.53. The Con-
ewago congregation has two
small church buildings, but both
are too small to hold the grow
ing church membership
~@
Easter Seal Drive
At Halfway Mark
Volunteers. meeting at the of
fice of the Lancaster County So-
ciety for crippled Children and
Adults, have been busy opening
returns of the 1955 Easter Seal
appeal. . Forty volunteers have
been recruited for this impor-
tant task according to Mrs. Wm.
G. Johnstone, Jr., Chairman
The campaign opened March
1.0. Approximately 53,000 let-
ters were sent out to citizens of
Lancaster county enclosing Eas-
ter Seals, the returns of which
mean treatment and service to
the physically handicapped.
Returns to date show that
$11,740.75 has been reccived
from interested citizens who
have the handicapped youngsters
and adults at heart and have re-
turned their Easter Seal envel-
opes with contributions.
goal of the Lancaster County
Society for Crippled Children &
Adults has been set at $22,500.
“Returns are continuing to

| come in,” said Mrs. Johnstone,
and volunteers will continue to
be on hand for several more
weeks to open mail and record
| returns.”
The campaign closes officially
! on Easter Sunday, April 10th.
| Citizens who did not receive
| Easter Seals in the mail may
| make their contributions thru
the mail by addressing their
envelopes to Crippled Children,
c-o Your Local Post Office.

R WANT ADS
ACK A wWAaLLOP

7 Navy Recruiting,
Station Gives Hours
It was announced today by
Chief L. Stevens of the Lancast-
er Navy recuriting station that
effective immediately the office
hours of the local station will be
from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday and
from 8:30 am. to 12:00 noon |
on Saturdays. As in the past, the
office will be closed on Sundays
and Holidays.
Chief Stevens reminds all that
the Navy's drive for enlistments
is still going strong, and that be-
cause the listed closing times are
for general guidance does not
mean that they are ironclad, as
the office will stay open later
and open earlier to accommodate
interested parties.
For the benefit of high school
graduates, the local station has
fo» vacancies for trade schools, | j
which include three in clectron-
ics and one in aviation. Remem-
ber, enlistment for and guaran-
tee of a trade school is reserved
for high school graduates. Oth-
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28 OLD MARKET ST
MOUNT JOY
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Delta & Henry Sts. MT. JOY |N.
Phone 3-4: 264
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LINCOLN - MERCURY
Sales - Service
Parts & Repairs
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Phone Middletown 4662
RHEEMS GARAGE
STUDEBAKER PACKARD
Sales & Service
Raflensperger - Risser
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PONTIAS - CADILLAC
Complete Au‘o Repairing
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DODGE & PLYMOUTH
Sales - Service - Parts
Complete Repairing Service
On All Makes Cars & Trucks
Factory T ained Mechanics
STEHMAN BROS.
SALUNGA, Ph. Landisville 2911
CHRYSLER - PLYMOUT
Sales - Parts - Service
See the beautiful Chrysler
PAUL H. STERN
MANHEIM Phone 5-2193 |

. BUILDING CONTRACTORS
AARON G. LONGENECKER
BUILDING ‘CONTRACTOR
MOUNT JOY R. D. 2
Phone 3 6091
Millwork - Fill - Grading
Topsoil - Excavating
Lumber Kitchen Cabinets

Spelling Bee Planned
‘By Church Group
An old fashioned spelling bee |
School
I evening will
classes and one information class
Your Car
For Easter
Hamboners of
ir is being sponsored |
Busy Workers’
School Class
Congregation
We not only keep your car RUNNING
right, we keep it LOOKING right as well !
Thorough, speedy washing and waxing
“all-around” auto service.
is part of our
Drive in today !
GEIBE RICHFIELD
SERVICE STATION
ST., MT. JOY
lL 3-524]
THANKFULLY
The bencfits of
free enterprise system
men working
| as constrasted with

ers get theirs
and classification.
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(Cements Steel Sash |
Overhead Garage Doors
Roofing & Siding - Flagstone
CARL B. DROHAN
Phone 3-6401 MOUNT JOY
Aluminum Casement Sash
| Aluminum Double Hung Sash
Glen-Gery Brick
Dunan “Slumped Brick”
Milk House Tile

Ds: JOHN Af STAUFFER
Mokawk Carpets

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. “FLORISTS _
RUHL S FLOWERS
Flowers For All Occasions
Opposite Elementary
MOUNT JOY 1 Center Sq. ELIZABETHTOWN
AREA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
EFERENCE TO FIRMS SERVING COMMUNITY

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JOE SHAEFFER
Cameras - Accessories
Films, Ete.
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v PLASTERING
REUBEN J]. GOODLING
Plastering Contractor
Dial 3-4518 Mt. Joy
FLORIN, PENNA.
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CUSTOM WORK
HAVE YOUR LOT AND
GARDEN PLOWED EARLY
N. BLAIN KAUFFMAN
FLORIN Ph. Mt. Joy 3-4940
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LUNCHEONS & DINNERS
Home Made Pies & Cake Daily
BOWLING AT ALL TIMES
E. Main St Phone 3-9161
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| STATION
| AUTO REPAIR
Special Motor Tune Up
| 24 Hour Wrecker Service
Phone E-town 7 5706
| CEIBE RICHFIELD STATION
| Gas Oils
Tires Tubes Jatieries
Car Washing - Waxing
EAST MAIN ST 3.5241
| KAYL OR SERVICE STATION
Viobile Products
! Tires & Batteries
Accessories
FLORIN Phone 3-4481
SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION
MT. JOY Phone 3-3181
Goodyear Tires
M. M. WOLGEMUTH
TYDOL & VEEDOL PRODUCTS
Reo Power Mowers
Lawn Mower Sharpeners
Ph. 3-4868 Mt. Joy FLORIN
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Vavoline Oil
Car Washing &
Amoco Tires & Batteries
MT. JOY ST Phone 3-9162
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