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4 1 -c 4 V. Friday, October 15, 1982 3 The Evening Sun Harp and organ recital set Fall Rally Day scheduled 1 Eally Day wil God, 337 Fred The annual fall Eally Day will be held Sunday First Church of God, 337 Frederick St. The service, at the Hanover. beginning The Most Rev. Joseph T.

Daley, bishop of Harrisburg, and xilia Most Rev. William H. Keeler, auxiliary bishop of at 9 a.m., will be a one and one-half hour combined worship and Sunday school Rally Day service. The guest preacher will be Dr. Richard Wilkin, Churches of God, General Conference administrator from Findlay, Ohio.

His sermon topic will be Bora to Be Free; Born to Serve. Special music for the service will be provided by the church choir and the Harvest-Time Reapers, a local vocal group. A nursery will be provided for all infants and toddlers whose parents attend the service. A junior church will also be provided with a special childrens film Peluks Adventure" to be shown. The public is invited.

of October at Mount Zion United Church of Christ will be the Rev. Richard Bishop on Oct. 17 and the Rev. Charles F. Glass on Oct.

24 and 31. The church has been without a regular minister since the Rev. Morgan R.W. Andreas retired Oct. 1.

the Harrisburg, will administer the sacrament of confirmation in 26 parishes of the Harrisburg diocese between Oct. 22 and Dec. 16. Confirmation is scheduled at 2 p.m. Oct.

30 at St. Francis Xavier Church, Gettysburg, and at 7 p.m. Dec. 3 at St. Vmcent de Paul Church, Hanover.

A harp and organ recital is scheduled to be presented at Emmanuel United Church of Chnst, 124 Broadway, on Nov. 7 at 1 p.m. by Jane Kauffman Brye, guest harpist, and Karen Buckwalter, organist and director of church music at Emmanuel. Mrs. Brye is a graduate of Elizabethtown College who has taught strings and conducted orchestra in the Conestoga Valley School District for the past nine years.

She is principal harpist with the Reading Symphony Orchestra and nas appearea as soloist with the Lancaster and Harrisburg Symphonies. She is married to Peter J. Brye, cellist, who is assisting her in the recital. He is direcotr of the orchestra at Millersville State College and is also a member of the Reading Symphony and Lancaster Opera Workshop Orchestra. Mrs.

Buckwalter, a graduate of Westminster Choir College, Princeton, N.J. is organist and director of several choirs, including two handbell choirs, a recorder consort and sacred dance choir at Emmanuel. She is an active composer whose first published handbell composition was released in January. The concert is to include works by Handel, Debussy, Faure and Salzedo. The public is invited to attend.

A free-will offering will be received. HOLTZSCHWAMM -Paradise (Holtzschwamm) United Church of Christ, Tbomasville RD 1, plans to conduct a scrap drive Oct. 22. Papers may be placed in the room of the church anytime for the drive. For pick-up, individuals should contact Ron Buser, Brian Hof-fheins or Ann Strayer.

Those helping with the pickup are to be at the church at 7 p.m. Oct. 22. Rally Weekend planned SEVEN VALLEYS Sharing the Living Hope with Others is the theme of a Rally Weekend planned for Friday and Saturday at St. Pauls (Zeiglers) Lutheran Church, Seven Valleys.

The Rev. Dr. Howard J. McCamey, bishop of the Central Pennsylvania Synod of the Lutheran Church in America, is scheduled to speak at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.

SPECIAL POSTMARK The U.S. Postal Service has approved the operation of a temporary postal station at the Spring Grove Post Office Oct. 22 and 23 so that a special Spring Grove centennial stamp will be available for postmarking envelopes. The Spring Grove Centennial Committee has printed centennial cachet cover envelopes with the new Prior to his election as a bishop in 1966, McCamey served dv parishes in Maryland and Pennsylvania, and was chaplain at Drama of the life of Christ YARD SALE THOMASVILLE A profit of $264 was realized in a yard sale conducted recently at Paradise (Holtzschwamm) United Church of Christ, ThomasvilleRD 1. Actor-author Norman Dietz is scheduled to bring two performances to Gettysburg Colleges Christ Chapel Sunday.

The borough logo. They may be purchased at the office of the 10:45 a.m. worship service is to feature his dramatic retelling of the life of Christ, The Jesus of Matthew, Mark, Luke, ana Norman. At 6 p.m., the evening, be is slated to present the one-man show Seeing Things. The public is invited to both events at no charge.

Dietz presents The Jesus of in pungent contem- zpr Gettysburg College for three years. In his presentation, McCamey plans to relate his experiences with the people and church in Japan. He is married to the former Ruth Sowers and they have three children. Family activities for the weekend at St. Pauls are to begin with a covered dish supper at 6:30 p.m.

Friday. On Sunday, at 9 a.m., representatives from Lutheran Social Services-South Region are slated to speak about special ministries in the central Pennsylvania area. Special music is expected to be provided by Daystar from St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church, New Freedom. The Rev.

Charles H. Oldland III, pastor of St, Pauls, is to preach the sermon at the 10:30 a.m. communion service Sunday. The Rally Weekend is a project of the church's Sunday School and Social Ministry and Evangelism Committees. porary lanquage, based on ancient New Testament narratives.

He recounts the story of Jesus in a manner similar to that in and Ms The Gospel and Ms, evangelist Mike Brumback and his wife, Mitzie, are scheduled to appear Friday through Sunday at Bethany -Assembly of God. 223 Jackson St. borough secretary, Harry P. Schrum, 31 S. East during regular office hours through Oct.

21. They will also be sold from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Oct. 22 and from 9 a.m.

to noon Oct. 23 at the post office. There is a limit of 100 envelopes per individual. which it must first have been handed down by oral tradition 2,000 years ago. "Seeing Things is a 90-minute program of four original Dietz tales by turns chilling, charming, and tonque-in-check.

Dietz is a writer, actor and director. His work has been praised by the New York Times as colorful and religiously vibrant. Since 1962, working alone or with his actress-wife, Sandra, he has presented close to 2,000 performances of his unique fables and theatre pieces in New York, on college cam-uses, in theatres, church and convention centers all over orth America. THE CARRIERS The Carriers, a contemporary gospel music group from Belmont, W.Va., will be in concert at Foursquare Gospel Church on Sunday at 10 :30 a.m. and 6 p.m.

A free will offering will be received. Jews for Jesus evangelist to speak Jews for Jesus, an evangelistic agency, is best NEW OWNER YORK NEW SALEM -York New Salems. Borough Council and Water Authority have approved an ordinance that transfers ownership of the boroughs water system from the borough to the Water Authority. The agreement must be approved by the state Public Utility Commission. The transfer was made so that the authority can borrow money more easily and the Revival services planned known for its creative materials.

Its literature, called broadsides, deals with contemporary themes ranging from nuclear disarmament to Pac- Man. Broadside use humor and clever illustrations, yet have a serious message: Namely that Jesus is the promised Messiah for Jews and Gentiles. Dance PAPER CUP Oct. 30th 9pm-tam New Oxford Fire Co. $20 couple Set-ups, BYOB For tickets call 624-7234 Revival services are planned for this weekend at Christ Evangelical Church, John Street.

Services are set for 7 p.m. Friday and 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday. The Rev.

David Brooks, pastor of a church in Pleasantville and a counselor, will be the featured speaker. Music will be provided by the Williams Sisters and the James Nelson Family. Saturday will be Youth Day. A picnic is planned for 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

at Youngs Woods for ages 4 to 20. For the children, there will be games and a program by Coral Brooks. The youth can play volleyball and talk to the Rev. David Brooks. Each person should bring a sack lunch; drinks will be provided.

water system can be operated effii more efficiently. The transfer The Rev. John Light, pastor Chu Evangelical Free Church, will not affect water rates for the systems 600 customers. Tuvya Zaretsky, who is Jewish and believes in Jesus, will speak at the Hanover Evangelical Free Church, Flickinge Road (off Broadway), Sunday at 7 p.m. Zaretsky started as a volunteer worker with Jews for Jesus before its incorporation in September of 1973.

He received bachelor of arts and master of arts degrees from the University of Redlands in speech sciene. Zaretsky received his theological and practical missionary training through completion of the Jews for Jesus missionary training course. He has served in a leadership capacity in Jews for Jesus as director of the organizations Chicago branch. Previous to his Chicago responsibilities, he led the nationally known Jewish gospel music group, the Liberated Wailing Wall. of said the public is invited to hear Zaretsky speak.

Admission is free. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP YORK NEW SALEM A hayride and doggie roast are planned for 6:30 p.m. Oct. 22 by the Youth Fellowship of St. Jacobs Lutheran Church.

TUVYA ZARETSKY Pastor to be installed CLOTHING DRIVE YORK NEW SALEM A fall clothing drive for Lutheran World Relief is underway at St. Jacobs Lutheran Chrurch Church. Sweaters, dress-length pieces of woven-blend fabric, layettes, school kits, health kits, soap, quilts and blankets are needed. Womens clothing, which will be sent to Brazil, should be lightweight skirts, blouses, dresses ana sweaters. Donations will be accepted until Oct.

31. YOUTH GROUP New officers of the Youth Group of Christ (Roths) Lutheran Church are Mike Kraft, president; Brian Myers, vice president; Lori Schroll, treasurer; and Chris Zeigler, secretary. The Rev. Dennis L. Weidler will be installed as pastor of St.

Bartholomews United Church of Christ, Hanover RD 1, during a service beginning at 7 p.m. Sunday. The Rev. C. Floyd Emerson will deliver the installation message.

An informal fellowship will follow the service. Members and their families and friends are invited to attend. Weidler is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weidler of Annville.

He received a bachelors degree from Juniata College in 1972 and a master of divinity degree from Lancaster Theological Seminary in 1982. He was ordained on Sept. 19 at Salem United Church of Christ, Campbelllown. He and his wife, the former Kay Olivia Lineaweaver, and their son will live on Pine Grove Road, Hanover RD 1. MAKING ORNAMENTS Participants in the junior program at Christ (Roths) Lutheran Church will making Christmas or- naments soon.

Styrofoam yarn, lace, rick-rack, -sequins, beads, worn Christmas balls and tinsel are needed. REV. DENNIS WEIDLER Family Style Oyster Beef Dinner serving 3 to 7pm HALLOWEEN PARADE In conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the borough of 'Spring Grove, the Spring "Grove Lions Club is urging people to enter centennial and costumes in the Spr-, 'ing Grove Halloween parade, 24. Members of the Borough Council and their families plan to wear centennial clothing and ride on a hay wagon in the parade. JCPenney adds greater savings to an exciting Atari rebate offer.

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