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              A procrastinator is one
who puts off until tomor­row
the things he has al­ready
put off until today.
Spring Festival O f Values A t Liitiz Stores, Thur., Fri. & Sat.
The Lititz Record - Express
Serving The Warwick Union Area For Nearly A Century
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in Colorado hig h er th an
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name one.
83rd Year E s t a b l i s h e d A p r il, 1877, a s T h e S u n b e am
(C o n s o lid a te d w i th T h e I d t l t z R e c o rd , 1937) Lititz, Lancaster Co., Pa., Thursday, March 24, 1960 7 c e n t s a C o p y ; 33.00 p e r y e a r b y m a il
w i th in ^L a n c a ste r C o u n ty ; S3:50 e ls ew h e r e . No. 49
Stores To
Give Free
Prizes
Mark Down Spring
Merchandise For
Next 3 Days
A S p r in g Fe s t iv a l of Va lue s ,
L i t i t z ’’ f i r s t big sp r in g sales
e v e n t in a. n um b e r of ye a r s ,
will be he ld th is T h u r sd a y ,
Friday7 a n d S a tu rd a y .
A m a jo r i ty of Lit i tz s to re s
will be p a r t i c ip a t in g in th e
e v e n t which f e a tu r e s sp r in g
i tems a t v a lu e s n e v e r be fo re
o f fe red he re. Store s will be
open T h u r s d a y for th e p u rp o s e
of th e sale and, p a r t i c ip a t in g
m e r c h a n t s will r ema in open
F r id a y until 9 p.m. and all
d a y S a tu rd a y .
Many s to re s a r e of fe r ing
pr ize s in me r c h a n d i s e in a d d i ­t
io n to th e s savings re a l iz ed in
line with th e sa le s promotion.
Among s to re s which will be
giving m e r c h a n d i s e prizes a re
C h a r lo t t e ’s Ap p a r re ! Shop, $50
in m e r c h a n d i s e ; We s te rn Au to
As soc ia te Store , $50 in m e r ­c
h a n d i s e ; H a r r i s V a r ie ty Store,
$50 in m e r c h a n d i s e ; Be n n e r
P h a rm a c y , $25 in me rc h a n d i s e .
Spa cbt F u r n i t u r e Store $50
in me r c h a n d i s e ; Be ck Bros.
F u r n i t u r e Store, gi f ts of m e r ­c
h a n d i s e sh own in th e i r w in ­d
ow; F lo y d H a c km a n , $35
c o r n e r ta b le a n d ' Z a r tm a n ’s
Sto re will se rve f re e ice c re am
f rom 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. T h u r s ­d
a y n ig h t only.
F i c k in g e r ’s J ewe l ry s to r e is
giving th r e e prizes, a hos te s s
set, a c a k e p la te a n d a. bon
bon d i sh a n d McElroy P h a r ­m
a c y is o f fe r in g $25 w o r th of
m e r c h a n d i s e prizes, a n d S t a u f ­f
e r ’s Ma rk e t , Kis sel Hill, will
give awa y 2 0 rose b u sh e s each
v a lu e d a t $1.49.
All s tore s will o f fe r man y
va lu e s in all lines of re ta i l
goods.
Drivers Unhurt
In Ice-Caused
Two-Car Crash
Two d r iv e r s e sc aped i n ju r y
T u e s d a y m o rn in g m ail a cc i­d
e n t b lame d on icy R o u t e 5 01
ilea th e R. J . Ha n n a Co.
Chief of Police Lloyd J.
H o f fm a n said a t ru c k of th e
H a n n a f irm, d i rv e n by San fo rd
LI. Boll, th ir ty - f iv e , Lit i tz R l ,
p u l le d o u t of th e c omp a n y 's
d r iv eway a n d h e a d e d so u th ou
R o u t e 501.
An a u to d r iv en s o u th by
Wi l l iam Grosh, n in e te e n , 2 S.
Bro a d St., sk id d e d when Grosh
a p plied th e b r a k e s to slow7 for
t h e t ru c k , police said, a n d
sk id d e d a g a in s t th e o th e r
vehicle.
The a c c id e n t oc cu r re d a b o u t
7 :4 5 a.m, a n d Chief Ho f fma n
sa id th e h ig hwa y a t t h a t po in t
Was glaz ed wi th ice: Damag e
to th e 195G c o n v e r t ib le dr iven
by Grosh wa s e s t ima te d a t
$300 a n d to th e t r u c k a t $10 0.
EXTINGUISH GRASS F IR E
Loca l f i r eme n we re c a l led to
e x tin g u i sh a g ra s s f ire on the
fo rm e r Go e h e n a u e r f a rm west,
of Kis sel Hill, owned by R a y ­mo
n d B u c kw a l t e r sh o r t ly b e ­fo
re 3 :3 0 p.m. Wedne sday.
Borough Cites Need For Water Program
ArrestSalesman ~ List Reasons, Cost
led Fraud
H a r r i s b u j Mrs. Annie B r e n n e r , S h e r id a n
b
oi
ot a i
an 8 3-
w ornar
Th e
Hone,
Pe a ce
pos ted
te rm
Court.
i raud
ng-aid e
-old E lk
iteci o
of
a n d
an, J<
out
before
aul F.
10 0 b a i
Qua.
; is charge
o b ta in in g
p r e te n s e
,ir of eye
h e a r in g
ep h
i r t y .
Di<
f or
ed wi
m one
in the
glas s
aids,
1 sale
ss to
Twp.
Gag­ed
a
f the
. and
Ji^ne
ision's
:he ;ale 1 9.;
Mr?
rega rd
pa id
b u t it i
!: n id
under-ale
of j
f i tted
de .to 1
was ma d e in
B r e n n e r a n swe re d
paper a d v e r t i s em e n t in
to th e h e a r in g aid. ijhe
9 0 for th e in s t rum e n t ,
■5 a l leged th e eye glass-
I es we re ill - f i tted a.nd proved
| to be of no a id in e n ab l in g
h e r to ove rcome h e r h a n d i-
! cap.1
| F r i e n d s of Mrs. Bre n n e r ,
I who lives a lone , s o u g h t to have
j th e sa le cor re c ted- th ro u g h t h e 1
| office of ,;S'Quire Diehm b u t a
of l e t t e r exchanges
it no re sul ts . . .
lione, th ro u g h th e h e a r -
âne;
G
WED 50 YEARS
inf? a id firm , m a in ta in s :d he- MBÜ
nu ide m any visits to Mrs. s p Ü
B r erui'er J i hi>nle .in an at:temp t W ¡1
to sati!sfy■ th e compia liits . G a g ­w
i f
lio ne ;als<3 n:la in tai ned th<i t af- ; I I I II
tei • m;aili n g tl.le eye-g las ses to l i
he r he: t r ied to c o nta c t . he r and p | l i
on eac;h occ;as ion left his call- Í i l
iniI Ccard b at, h a d uipt - bgen S I 1!
able to ge t ller to
cloor a n d n e v e r wr
in tu r n by Mrs. Br
Mrs. Br e n n e r , it
h a d n ’t be en away
I h o u s e b e twe e n th
got th e h e a r in g a id a n d th e
t ime Gaglione said he t r ie d to
c o n ta c t he r . She a lso said
t h a t to th e be s t of h e r k n ow ­ledge
no one h a d be en th e r e
or le f t a n y c a rd r e q u e s t in g
t h a t she c o n ta c t th e company.
T h ro u g h D i e hm ’s office ' th e
r e tu r n of h e r $2 90 wa s r e ­q
u e s ted, b u t denied by th e
Breakdown On New
Proposed Additions
Bids $57,000 Less Than
Estimate Given By
Engineers
Lititz Bo ro u g h Council, in
a n swe r to man y Questions
ra is ed r e g a rd in g th e imp e n d in g
.$400,000 w a t e r imp ro v eme n t s
p ro g r am, th i s week se t for th
its views on th e projec t.
: In th e s t a t em e n t th e b o r ­o
u g h cites th e ne ed for the !
h i d s f o r t h e W a t e r .I m p r o v e -
m e n t P r o g r a m o f $ 2 8 .2 ,8 2 2 . 8 a .
T h ; i s c o n s t . m e t i ó l ­i
CO;s t t o t a l ,
c o n n i n g i n a s it. d i d $ 5 7 . 0 0 0
b e l o w t h e e n g i n e ! •i r ’s e s t i m a t e ,
a p i i c a r s t o h a v e c l e a r e d i n v g . y
o n <-1 o f t h e o b s t é i c l e s t o p r o -
o e e d i n g w i t h a p r o j e c t t h a t
h a s; b e e n Ì o n g i n t h e m a k i n g .
Yet
t i o n
to P
ul Council is
svs te m ■ as well as giving a uh r me e t ii g next Tu e sd a : ' and
ru n d own • o i estima ed costs. a g i i n a t a special meoli] ig in
The r e p o r t by the borough Uh3 f irs t w ; e k of April.
g ové rnm e n t sb on Id be read ‘The bat k g ro u n d of tin cur -
th o ro u g h ly be every borough reiU. p roje t t goes to th e e ar ly
isident.
I t follow?
’SCU:
re ce ived appa re i
*. a n d Mrs. da-cob K. Eel-
74 F r o n t St., will m a r k
5 0 th we d d in g a n n iv e r -
on S a tu rd a y , Ma rch 2<>.
we re m a r r i e d in th e pa r -
2,-e of th e C h a r lo t t e S t r e e t
Ch u rc h of th e .Brethren, L a n ­c
a s te r , on Ma rch 2d, 1010 by
th e Rev. H a r ry Yode r . About
a mo n th l a t e r th e y mo v ed to
th e F r o n t S t r e e t a d d r e s s wh e r e
th e y h a v e re s id e d e v e r since.
Mrs. Ke l le r is the io rme r Lil­lie
F e lk e r . T h e couple h a s
one d a u g h te r , Nancy, wi le 0 f
Roy Kur tz , hhe-ridan I I I . Mr.
Ke l le r is a r e t i r e d - Wilb u r
Chocola te wo rk e r , retiring; a l ­t
e r 50 ye a r s ot service. The
couple p la n s a p r iv a t e c e le b r a ­t
io n ot th e a n n iv e r s a ry a t th e i r
home .
h a r r y k k g k n n a s i l l
H a r ry Re g en n a s , v e te r a n lo­cal
c a n d ym a k e r , ha s been c o n ­f
ined to his home by illne s s
for th e p a s t seve ra l months -
Mrs. Geo. Keehn
Named To Head
Chest Board
Mrs. J u l i a Ke ehn, wife of
George L. Ke ehn, 30 K. Ma r ­k
e t St., wa s ele cted p re s id e n t
of the Li t i tz -Wa rwic k Com­mu
n i ty Che s t a t a r e o rg a n i z a ­tion
me e t in g Tue sday.
Mrs. Ke eh n becomes th e .
f i r s t woma n ever to h e a d th e {-duet-loeal
c omm u n i ty chest, board.
Oth e r officers ele cted we re
A r t h u r W. West, Lititz R4,
f i r s t vic e -p re s id e n t ; Ve rnon
Ra n ch , 20 E. Second Aye.,
se cond vic e -pre s ident a n d Mrs.
Be tty Sh e a f fe r , wife of J.
Lloyd She a f fe r , p u b l ic i ty c h a i r ­man.
The b o a rd a lso discus sed
p la n s for th e 19 6 0-61 drive.
C • m . it , Senior I rip To
New York Ok’d
With Proviso
W a rw i c k S se n io r class w
be p e rmi t te d to m a k e an ov
n ig h t t r ip to New York Cl
th a n k s to th e good b e h av io r
las t y e a r ’s seniors.
Membe r s of th e school boa
ad u a tin c
be chap
las t we ek a p p ro v ed tl
bv th i s y e a r 's g)
The sen io r s will
by six a dult s .
fn ma k in g ap p ro v a l , ho a rd
memb e r F r a n k IT. Longe-n
e ck e r , d i r e c t in g his r em a rk s
to seven Yo u th Day m Go v e rn ­m
e n t b o a rd memb e r s f rom th e
sen io r class, r emin d e d th em of
th e i r r e sp o n s ib i li ty ot conduct
L o n g e n e c k e r said he hoped
th e s tu d e n t gove rnment, r e p r e ­s
e n ta t iv e s would r emin d the
class “ t h a t next, y e a r ’s class
going de p en d s upon th s y e a r 's
class. Th e only re a so n you a re
going is be c a u se la s t y e a r 's
s enior s beh av e d th ems e lv e s '
Dr. H ow a rd B: Mirmioh.
o th e r boa rd memb e r , told
g ro u p th a t
ip
Bruce Wike
Elected By
Lititz PTA
of di?
' comp;
w a t e r :
th e V
a pprov
ori
the
. bone
9 0 b
3 8.0
stendi
f ina l ly closed
r cha se pr ice
h ou
south if Si
In the
s bega;
icond
Bru c e Wike was e lected
" " , pr s s id e n t of the P a r e n t rre ach-e
n 3 As soc ia tion a t the mee t -
t, inf; h e ld on Thu r sd a y ei -'en in g
WÈÊÈÊÈ i n th e a u d i to r iu i 1 of th a v i e ­Sémi
1 m en t a r y school b uilding
WMmßr I S i l S !
Ri
Oth e r officers
cha rd Grube , ^
e lected
ice-pres
we r e.
ident;
Ml s. George Kal enich, r ecord-
3t(
-adì
m i
re and more
o n tmu e d on
eeded
, ea
to
raren:
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t i r in g pr
of the
corres]
Roy
j Hoff
sident,
leeting
Mrs.
Hiding
nd
d e n
ere-
Snow Causes-
Shortening ; ■
Of Vacation
nounc erneut was ma d e óf s ev- ¡ due to sn ow ha s c at e r a l p u r d i e s e s ni; W a rw i c k ’ i d e by the or- j E a s te r v a c a tio n d o v ui to on ganiza. t i o n for th e element;ary i sein301 day, Good F r i t
school 1 wchool b o a rd me)tubers a r
The y included, d ra p e r ie s for 1 pro reel th e revised vacatio
the li bra ry . a îuìcord cabii iet. t seinBdule p r e s e n te d a t thei
and ]a n g u a g e eq u ipme n t in- meed in g la s t week b\7 Supervie
c ludin g a ph o n o g rapii a n d t;a.pe j in g P r in c ip a l G. Ma:ri in Spate
th
cordc-ii
i pm e
■aph a
e lang
Git sav
Ha ro ld
tor langiu mie? fi
nt in c lu d in g a phoi
nd t a p e r e c o rd e r ;
image courses , and
re r ty p ewr ite r .
McCreary announc
d
d u r
31011 f e
the
per:
n ig h t t r ip s bv
g r a n te d last, y e a r a f te r
d e n ie d for a n um b e r of
be c ause of q u e s t io n a b le
ali­tile
over- ■
. was
be ing
ye a r s
con-
S v i e r a i x r n n g Vnns l i \o u f l i , nm in b c i s ol
Ih e ( rew u i c e k i n g th è L i t i ! / S p rm g * P r c l z e l
R a k o i v a n d l o im m B r o u n r o M i h m c a r e
p h o lo g r a p h n p ro n i t imi n o i al ] Vm e i ie u n s
loo k upMi th è lu n c h b o n i a s a t im i 1 tu eal
am i re s i i o r a s p e l i . I n l i i g n c r i b t\ th è ttiunv
g am e s ut th è Ite«. ( ent< r th è V imsh nini
t h e l r « ow o iU e r s e \pie sv<‘<J a n in te r e s t in
l l n n i . R e e D i r e c t o r i t i l i B e l l h i i c l c r i th e in
in » l iu t i leb o a i d, b i i l i a i d s a n d u e igl i l ] i l i ing
a n d invited the into
re r re d by pool cues
c ame ra , they pitched
a r e c r e a t io n t in u
th em the mo s t was
th e Roe p ro g ra
of th e fa cilitie s
of th e Ami>
b a r k a i n ’'.
t r y t h e i r h a n d
w i t h o u t t i f
i u t a m a k i n
T h e t h i n g w
t h a t a UK
I, e n t i t l in g ,' y o u t
c o s t o n ly a v
I) p u t if , “ T h a t 's a
3 am o u n t
b a r li e c u e
14.09.
made
iv as
by the
ipproxi
;Ti:
inner d
)f SHOW',
iieduled on J u n e 10.
Spa id a s su r e d th e bo a rd
no f u r t h e r snow s to rms
would he p e rmi t te d , in th e
event- some did occur, h o a rd
m em b e r R a ymo n d C. Grof f
su g g e s te d school he c o n v en ­ed
on S a tu rd a y to me e t th e
g lu n c h t ime gradeei a n d th
\v a .
e fift.t
noia D
i and
y a 11 i
sixth
J u n e 3 0 closing'.
hich ama z e d g r a d e c h o r u s direct'ed by Mrs. ! :
H i s su g ge s tion , made in jesl
u n b e r sh ip in Hazel Moore ;and a<icompimied
i evoked s o :
W;
.ite
me fore ed smile s f rò i
h to use' all
c ar . As one
by Mi
seve ra
ss Doris
1 select
Whit-ions.
c ra f t , s a n g
seven
I were a
a r wie k
nding t
s enior s wh
lie me e t in g a
p r e t ty good The
1 live Aa .w. a r d so we re as fol lows.
I Youth
! school
r
boI d Y Governimeli
mi bers.
MRs , I I \M KO< H
s i i t i ;r s i n r i R v< 11 m :
Mrs. Elam Koch, eighty-foil
ABC’s Benefit Minstrel Program
ga r te n
Mrs. M
secón
L o o k ,
a nd
trick!
; it
Gri
1 gradc-lon
;
and
d fc
George Reme tz , f i f th
ìduc
fir;
Jea netl
h grades
a n d sixt
t : 511 a i
ion, Ju p K o p
■ia.n, George M
■ox. Carol Ress
t e in h a i 't .
Two Lititz J i
Dot Ham
ST. LUK E’S BIBLE
CLASS MEETS TUESDAY
The Ad u l t Bible Class of St.
L u k e ’s Uni ted Church of Ch r i s t
S u n d a y school will m e e t on
Tu e sd ay , March 20th in Zwing­li
Ha ll wi th Miss S a r a Lo n g as
h o s te s s a n d Mrs, Cha r le s
Graybi ll in c h a rg e of th e p ro ­gram.
For Boy And Girl Of The Month
Th e Re c r e a t io n Ce n te r ha s
se le c ted Miss Selma Cox and
George Ma le J r . as boy a n d
g i r l ot th e m o n th for F e b r u ­ary.
Th e p r e s e n t a t io n was
m a d e by .J. Wa r r e n Beitten-mil
le r , p r e s id e n t ot th e Rec
b o a rd m a s s emb ly Fr id a y .
Miss Gox. 17. d a u g h t e r of
Mrs. Selma. Cox. ot Li t i tz RI)
3. is a memb e r of th e Lititz
Moravian Ch u rc h , Treasurer ot
th e ’Youth Fe l lowsh ip a n d Sec-
Miss Selina Cox
r e t a r v of th e Youth Choir.
She ha s been a memb e r ot
t.lie high school h a n d and o r ­c
h e s tra to r 4 y e a r s a n d the
All-Countv Band m 1 959 and
I960. A memb e r ol th e Sen­io
r Class Play, and Yearbook
Staff, she was elected, to the
School Bo a rd m th e Yro u th
Day election. She won second
place m the Lit i tz 'Woman s
Club Ora to r ic a l Conte s t, and
is a memb e r ot th e F u t u r e
.Nurses Club.
bhe is s e c re t a ry ot Girl
Scout Troop 14 6. memb e r ot
Tne Pu b l ic i ty Commi t te e F o r
U.X.I.C.E.F.. memb e r J r . Board
ot th e Re c re a t io n Cente r , and
also p a r t ic ip a te s m th e nr.
High Girls Bowling Le ague .
She also wo rk s a t the Genera l
S u t t e r Hotel.
Selma is p l a n n in g to a t t e n d
[ Brvn Mawr School ot ¡Nursing-next
year.
George Male Jr .. IS is a
soil ot Mr. a n a Mrs. George
Male of l i b E. Ma rk e t Stre et.
He is a m em b e r ot St. P a u l s
L u th e r a n Church. ■ sin g s m the
choir a n d a s s i s t s m services.
He is a. memb e r ot Glee
Club, S tu d e n t Council Vice
President.. Sta g e Crew, Oo-of
th e Ba sk e tb a l l
3 y e a r L e t t e rm a n m
Biisketba.il and
a n d a selection to r
b o th football
Ca p ta in
Team, a
football.
Ba seball
Al l -County
a n d b a sk e tb a ll .
He plays on Hie Re c re a t io n
Table Ten n i s T e am a n d plays
m th e Re c re a t io n a l S umme r
Ba ske tba l l Le ague . His P l a n s
for th e f u tu r e inc lude college
with a manor m Elem. E d u c a ­tion
as a goal.
of 22 South Bi oad St re e t , is a
Pc t ie n t in t he Lanca s te r Ben­ei
al HospitfU s a r esu it ot' a
fa 11 in whic 1 s ie f ra d u r e e he r
h:
The mish ap occur ’ed Sa tu r -
dt y n ig h t whilti Mrs. Koch was
vi s i t in g a t thfi h ome . of h e r
-daughter, î/Ir s Lem . Bi rk en -
r e a r a r e s L o c a i o c n p t , i a i e n t g ra a e f j of Comíneme m embe r s , Carl
ent s we re .se r ved Singe r and RJe hti. rd Ha l la c l ie r
All loca 1 ta le nt will fili Will b(‘ 4>mk of th e local in the cafet'e r i a . 1 atternded the m c-.»eting as ob-th
e bill fo r ‘ ‘ M i11Stre! P»ays’’ I p o in t s of th e show Wll II The next mee ting will i'ea- serve rs. as die1 w.alla.ee A. Hof-be
ing pre se n te d 1IV th e Id t i t z j “Goimciini a n ” J/Ofs Ring ( in a n tu r e a 111 a sibcai p rogr am bv tdip fe rth,. on beh alf of th e Lititz
A.B.C. F r i t lay aiid Satu:rday. I pre s id in g . Tilt- Ilee. ( ’(niter 1 El ernea ita r y Sch ool orchet¡tra Ba rerit Teaclne rs Assn.
Aprii 2 2nd an d rd a t thè g e ts into tin- ac t will- n its and 1»and ínid th e r■e will be .. ...
W.U.H.S. Auditor i¡un:1. All prò- “Over-DO ( d u b ” giv<vs a * ins tall a tion Of ol rs. M l - s UBI I-¡- i u n B!-,s
bine, 3 0 F r o n t St re e t . She was
given t r e a tm e n t by Dr. Swan
and t a k e n to th e h o sp i ta l
the c ommu n i ty amb u la n c e .
m
Odd Fellows
Plan Smoker
Monday Night
Lit i tz Lo d g e 1050. IOOF will
o b se rv e a. smo k e r a n d P a s t
G r a n d s ’ N ig h t Monday, March
2 S th at th e lOOF Hall. N.
Broad S t re e t .
Paul Libel, fo rm e r District
Deputy ol Hphrata.. will be file
guest sp e a k e r and two niem-ne.
rs of L ititz Lodge. J. 1?. H e r r
a n d Ra lp h Wor lev will be p r e ­s
e n ted 50-ve ar inns. Both iom-ed
th e Odd f e l l ow s in 1910.
A film ‘-An Open Lette r - to
Moscow” will be sh own and
a. social h o u r will follow. R a y ­mond
S. Re edy is to a s tm a s t e r .
Ele c t ion of local and Grand
Lodge of f ice rs will also be held.
coeds go to th e Rec Cente r
Bui ld in g F u n d .
Robert. Derek, A.B.O. Se c re ­tary,
will be th e sh ow's I n t e r ­loc
a tor ba ck e d up bv End-Men
Jo h n Buch, Bruc e Wike , Max
R o a s t e r , Wil l iam Miller, R o d ­ney
S ta rk , R o b e r t Hess and a
30-voiee mixed chorus . A.B.C.
D. memb e r s a re a d d in g th e
feminine touch.
l i o r o C o u n c i l in .s e s s io n
s p i r i te d p e r fo rma n c e .
Th e Sp r in g s P a rk will be
visited wh e re th e a u d ie n c e will
meet, te e n -ag e s inging fa v o r i te s
R e a d in g R a i l ro a d a lo n g with
‘■Bobby a n d th e Two B 's ” . A
h e a r t - r e n d in g scene a t the
o th e r mus ic a l sp e c ia ltie s p rom ­ise
to s top th e show long
eno u g h for th e h a rd -w o rk in g
c as t to wipe th e i r bla ckened
brows.
A .\ K U K I N I C E K .\ L L
B A K E S A L E S A T ! B D W
Girl Scout Troop 17 Mrs
R o b e r t Dull, le a d e r will hold a
Bake Sale on S a tu rd a y March
2iB.li b e g in n in g a t 10:0(1 a m
a t th e F i re House. Chicken
corn sou]), Moravian Suga r
Cake, baked be ans and c ake s
Vvill lie lea.1.ured
i fo rme r
m t h e
t e a c h i n g
J u d i a r í a ,
Miss E s th e r Eby.
k in d e rg a r te n toarlo
Lititz schools, who
a t Goshen College
tell on th e ice on h e r wav to
college a n d b ro k e he r an k le
A ! 1 er s p e n d in g seve ra l daws in
th e hosnit.al she is convalescing
a t lier home a t 1 0 0 9 ,South
.Mam Sf.ieet., Goshen, inch
CHORUS FOR "MINSTREL DAYS'
( l em -
Lions’ Egg Hunt
Sat., April 16
Lititz Lions Club will bold
th e a n n u a l E a s t e r Eg g Hu n t
ou .Saturday. April. 1(> a t 4 p.m.
it was a n n o u n c e d tins week.
R am d a t e is Sunday. Apr il 17
at. 4 p.m.
H u n t s will be c o n d u c ted for
age g ro u p s :. to 12 ye ars . 4 to
7 y e a r s a n d u n d e r fo u r years.
The h u n t will be he ld on th e
Ath le t ic Fie ld. Cash prize s will
be aw a rd e d a n d th e r e will he
plenty ol eggs a n d c a n d y for
everyone , th e Lions promis e e .
Back Row: (.•sfanduig Le t t to R i g h l ) : A.B.C. mem b e r s
David Armold, .Mel Erb, Wi lb u r Neff, Win. Da r l in g to n , Don
Buss. ( h a s ie s ¡ ¡err, Ban! Bit-/. Boin-ri Bosenbei-g, Win. Seat-eb
a rd , anil No rma n F a n s . .Middle How: (S e a t e d ) : A.15.0.1).
Wemln i - 'inn.ilx lie i.lnie i l. Ucttv Gr iswold. Ians Boss, Botev
Zug, Graes- .Milter. Be tty Ro s e n b e rg , Be tt s Scatwharf!, Be tty
F a n s . F r o n t Row: (.Kneeling) : A.B.C. ¡Members Bob Hess ,
Bru c e Wiki-, .John Bu ch , Da le Shelley, Don Ivepner, Win. Mil­ler,
a n d Max Ho a s te r .
(P h o to by H a r r y L a n d i s )