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              T h e L i t i t z R e c o r d - E x p r e s s
Serving The Warwick Union Area For Nearly A Century
83rd Year E s t a b li s h e d A p r il* 1877, as T h e Su n b e am
(C o n so lid a te d w ith T h e L i t i t z R e co rd , 1937} Lititz , L an c a ste r Co., Pa., Th u rsd ay , April 7, 1960 7 ce n ts a C o p y ; $3.00 per y e a r by m a il
w ith in L a n c a s t e r C o u n t y ; $3.50 e lsew h e re .
No. 51
THE WALLS COME A TUMBLIN' DOWN
Sm o k e a n il d u s t r is e s f rom w h a t wa s
le f t o f th e fo rm e r L ititz S p r in g s Ure+.^J
B a k e ry a s a wa ll a t th e b a k e r y fumb le s
tow a rd e a r th . W r e c k in g c rews th i s we ek
h a v e th e b a k e ry a r e a c le a re d . P ic tu r e wa s
ta k e n a s th e b r ic k w a ll in c e n t e r w a s b e in g
p u lle d down by a c able a t t a c h e d to a b u l l ­d
o z e r, a n d lo o k in g a t w h a t once w a s th e
f r o n t o f th e b a k e ry .
Hearing Continued
In Alleged Fraud
A h e a r in g on a c h a rg e of
f r a u d a n d o b ta in in g mo n ey u n ­d
e r fa ls e p r e te n s e wa s c o n t in u ­ed
by Ju s t i c e of th e Pe a c e
P a u l F. Die hm Mo n d a y p e n d ­ing
a n a d ju s tm e n t in th e sale
of a h e a r in g a id to a n El iz a ­b
e th Twp. woman.
Th e woma n , Mrs. Annie
B r e n n e r , e ighty-six, sa id a t the
h e a r in g t h a t she would be
willing to drop th e c h a rg e if
a p a i r of h e a r in g a id eye g la s s ­es
we re a d ju s te d so she m ig h t
h a v e b e n e f i t of th e i r use.
She h a d b r o u g h t th e c h a rg e
a g a in s t Jo s ep h M. Gaglione,
H a r r i s b u r g , th e s a le sman.
Cost $200
Th e glas se s we re p u r c h a s e d
in th e fall of 1958 by Mrs.
B r e n n e r for $29 0, a n d she
t e s t i f ie d Monday t h a t she
co u ld n 't see wi th th em n o r
could she h e a r a n y b e tte r .
Mrs. B r e n n e r te s t i f ie d th e
glas se s we re se n t to h e r
t h r o u g h th e mail a n d she
Strays Rounded
Up In Dog Law
Enforcement
Two dog own e r s ha v e be en
p ro s e c u t e d and th r e e s t r a y dogs
h a v e been picked up a n d im ­p
o u n d e d as b o ro u g h police con­t
in u e d a c amp a ig n a g a in s t dogs
ru n n in g loose here.
The s t r a y s we re collected by
P a t r o lm a n H. Lloyd Long in
th e Lincoln Av e n u e a r e a and
t a k e n to th e L a n c a s te r County
H um a n e L e a g u e for ke eping.
Police said th e i r a c t io n was
p rom p te d by n um e ro u s com­p
l a in t s of d o g s ru n n in g loose.
R e s id e n t s we re r emin d e d it is
a g a in s t th e law to p e rmi t a dog
to ru n loose a n d two .persons ,
L u k e Good, Lititz R3, and IV.
W. Smi th. 110 W. Ora n g e St.,
we re p ro s e cu te d be fo re J u s t ic e
of th e Pe a c e P a u l F. Diehm on
th e charge .
Dogs ru n n in g loose c an be
co n s id e re d as s t ra y s , police r e ­min
d ed . Ar r e s t s for dogs r u n ­ning
out of c ontrol can also
be mad e by g ame wa rd e n s if
it involve s th e ch a s in g or killing
of game.
Little League
Reelects Gibbel
For 1960 Season
The Wa rw i c k L i t t le Le a g u e
h a d its r e o rg a n i z a t io n m e e t ­ing
Monday n ig h t a t th e Lit i tz
R e c r e a t io n Ce n te r a n d th e fol­lowin
g of f ice rs we re ele cted
for 1960 season.
Bob Gibbel, p r e s i d e n t : Roy
Clair, V. P r e s id e n t ; R i c h a rd
Sipe, S e c re ta ry a n d J im Da v id ­son
T r e a s u r e r .
R e g i s t r a t io n for p la y e r s for
th i s y e a r ’s te ams will begin
on Apr i l 11 a n d will c o n tin u e
u n t i l May 1. All p laye r s who
play e d las t y e a r m u s t r e g i s te r
a g a in th i s year . Wi l l iam Bell,
R e c r e a t io n Dire ctor , will be a t
th e schools for th e n e x t two
we ek s to enroll playe rs , or
p la y e r s may r e g i s te r a t th e
Li t i tz Elem. School Gym.
T ry o u t s a n d Dra f t s Day will
be he ld on S a tu rd a y , May 7
a t th e two W i l b u r F ie ld s with
th e r a in d a te a s May 14. Open­ing
Day P a r a d e will be on
S a tu rd a y , J u n e 4.
TR EA T ED FO R CUTS
, T e r ry McLa rnen. Xew St.,
wa s t r e a t e d by a Lititz p h y s i ­cian
S a tu rd a y for l a c e ra t io n s of
th e ches t a n d wr is t.
Bo ro u g h Police in v e s tig a te d
a n d said McLa rn e n told th em
he wa s in ju r e d a cc identally.
h a d n j t se e n Gaglione a f te r
m a k in g th e p u rc h a s e . Gaglione
te s t i f ie d t h a t he h a d visited
th e h ome a n d she did not
a n swe r th e door.
He t e s t i f i e d h e le f t his
c a l l in g c a rd b u t Mrs. B r e n ­n
e r te s t i f i e d sh e ne v e r
fo u n d th e c ard. Gaglione
s a id th e a id wa s ma i le d b e ­c
aus e Mrs. B r e n n e r a sk e d
h im to m a i l it to he r .
Mrs. B r e n n e r te s t i f ied she
d i d n ’t w a n t th e h e a r in g aid
ma i led to ' h e r b u t in s te a d
w a n t e d him to ma i l h e r p r e s ­e
n t eyegla s se s which he had
t a k e n a lo n g to ha v e as a p r e ­sc
r ip t io n for lenses for -the
h e a r in g aid glasses.
Atty. Jo s e p h Eidson, r e p r e ­s
e n t in g Gaglione, moved th a t
Diehm dismis s th e c h a rg e be­c
aus e no t e s t im o n y wa s p ro ­duc
ed e s t a b l i sh in g fa lse p r e ­tense.
I t led to a discus s ion m
r e g a rd to re co n d i t io n e d h e a r ­ing
aids being c ons ide red new.
Gaglione sa id it w a s n ’t u n ­u
su a l for h e a r in g a id eye
glas se s to be re c o n d i t io n e d and
sold as new.
Mrs. B r e n n e r a g re e d th a t
if a d ju s tm e n t s a r e m a d e to
th e p a i r to h e r sa t is fa c tio n ,
she wo u ld d ro p th e cha rge .
Ga gl ione s a id h e wo u ld have
th e e a r piece l e n g th e n e d to
f i t Mrs. B r e n n e r and would
n o t i fy a n e ig h b o r , P a u l
Ho rn in g , w h e n h e would
m a k e de live ry.
Mrs. B r e n n e r lives a lo n e at
S h e r id a n R1 a n d Gaglione
sa id he w a n t e d someone else
p r e s e n t wh e n he ma d e th e de ­live
ry to a s c e r t a in w h e th e r
Mrs. B r e n n e r wa s satis f ied.
Mrs. B r e n n e r , eighty-six,
ag re e d , a n d Ho rn in g , wh o had
b r o u g h t h e r to th e h e a r in g
sa id he wo u ld a g r e e to be
p re sent . Diehm th e n c o n t in u ­ed
th e h e a r in g .
Girl Scout
Troop To
Tour N.Y.
Miss Jo a n R u e bm a n ’s Girl
Scout Troop 135 with a s s i s ta n t
leaders , Muss Ro c h e l le Kopp
a n d Mrs. Alton Brown, c ommi t ­te
e memb e r s a n d mol h e r s will
spend two days in New York
City next week.
The gi r ls wo rk e d all ye a r
to ra ise th e fu n d s a n d p r e p a r ­ed
for th e t r ip in p lan n in g th e i r
t roop p ro g r ams , by showing
slides of th e places th ey will
visit, a n d a lso c ons ide r ing a
su i tab le wa rdrobe .
T h e y will leave Lititz at 5:30
a.in. on Wedne sday, Apr il 13
a n d r e tu r n on T h u r s d a y at
1 0 :0 0 p.m. They plan to visit
th e Uni ted Na t io n s Building,
t a k e a b o a t t r ip a ro u n d Man­h
a t t a n I s land, see Radio City
Music Hall, th e Emp i r e Sta te
Building, th e S ta tu e of Libe r ty,
t a k e a bus to u r of th e city,
vi s i ting China town, th e Bowery,
and do some shopping.
The gi r ls of th e t ro o p who
will go include , Eile en Zug,
Ly n n Ho l l in g swo r th , Debbie
E c k e r t , Mary Ca rolyn Pfa u tz .
E la in e Dagen. Jo Anne Pf;
Ma r sh a He l te r , Lin d a Hoff:
K a r e n Nagle and Ceceila H
es .R
ene e Xiq u e t te , Vickie
well. Ma rg a r e t Ba jk o i
Diane Spaid, Cheryl Lai
Ma r ta R e in h a r t , Pa t r ic ia
sen, Connie Hagy, a n d Be
Hall. The girls will be ac
ra ll ied by a nur se .
Mr. a n d Mrs. Lloyd S
and Mr. a n d Mrs. Mor r is
Cloud r e tu r n e d on T h u r s d a
t e r sp e nding a we ek in
P e t e r s b u rg , Flo r id a .
Driver Hits
Police Car
On Broad St.
Li t i tz B o r o u g h ’s 19 5 8 police
c ru i s e r wa s p u t o u t of com­mis
s ion a n d a woma n h o s p i t a l ­ized
in a to u r - c a r a c c id e n t on
N. Bro a d Street, e a r ly y e s t e r ­day
mo rn in g .
I n ju r e d wa s Mrs. F lo r e n c e
F e a r s , Lit i tz R3. who was
t r e a t e d by Dr. F r a n k l in K.
Cassell a n d a dm i t t e d to L a n ­c
a s te r Gene ra l Ho sp i ta l with
a poss ible skull f r a c tu r e and
a pos s ible f r a c tu r e d nose.
Bo ro u g h P o l ic ema n George
Hicks sa id Mrs. F e a r s was
d r iv in g so u th on Bro a d S t r e e t
■about 3:40 a.m. y e s te rd a y
wh e n she los t c o n tro l of h e r
vehic le a n a h i t th e police
c ru i s e r win c h was p a rk e d m
f ro n t of th e Young Men s Bu s ­ines
s Le ague .
Th e imp a c t pi s h e d ! ’"
c r u is e r a g a in s t a p a r k e d c a r
own e d by H a ro ld Chock e-le
te , 9 S. B ro a d S t., and
Mrs. F e a r s e a r wa s th en
s t r u c k f rom b e h in d by a n
a u to d r iv e n by W a lte r B. 1
Ca rvell, 4 3 C e n te r St.
P a t r o lm a n Hic k s was in th e
police office a t th e t ime and
h e a rd th e c ra sh. To ta l d ama g e
wa s e s t im a te d a t $1,500 a n d
Mrs. F e a r s wa s c h a rg e d wi th
re ck le s s d r iving be fo re Ju s t ic e
of th e Pe a c e P a u l F. Diehm.
Mrs. . F e a r s to ld police she
lost c o n tro l of th e c a r wh e n
she r e a c h e d to pick up a s c a r f
which wa s lying on th e seat.
Th e b o ro u g h will use th e
fo rm e r police car, now used
by th e b o ro u g h ma n a g e r , u n t i l
r e p a i r s a r e made .
Boro Cancels One Meeting
ets Ground Rules For 2nd
Order Of Procedure
Set For
On Water
Parley
Program
B o ro u g h Council ha s called
off a me e t in g to discus s re c ­r
e a t io n in Lit i tz a n d a lso laid
down some “ g ro u n d r u l e s ’’ for
th e c o n d u c t of a me e t in g with
E n g in e e r H e n ry H u th on th(
w a t e r imp ro v eme n t s n e x t Wed ­ne
sday.
5 The me e t in g to discus s re c ­re
a t io n wi th th e Lit i tz Spr ings
P a r k T ru s t e e s a n d th e R e c r e a ­t
io n Ce n te r Bo a rd h a d be en
s c h e d u le d for Tu e sd ay , Apr i l
12.
In c allin g ' o ff th e m e e t­ing',
C o u n c il P r e s id e n t AY.
Roy F u c k s a id it w a s done
b e c a u s e th e L ititz P la n n in g '
C 'im n iiv -io n a lr e a d y h a d
s c iu d u lc d a m e e tin g on th e
sam e s u b je c t f o r A p ril 19.
E n c k sa id council memb e r s
s h o u ld t r y to a t t e n d th a t
me e t in g a n d not ic e s will be
s e n t o u t to people who in d ic a t ­ed
th ey we re in te r e s t e d in th e
RETIREE
N o rm a n L. H a b e c k e r , 6 0 E.
Alum .M.. r e tir e d on A p ril I,
f ille r 28 y e a rs ol s e rv ic e w ith
th e sh o p o rg a n iz a tio n a t th e
A rm s tro n g C o rk Co. H e w a s
m a t e r i a l p ro c u r em e n t a n d e x ­p
e d it e r s u p e rv is o r a n d h a s
h e ld a n um b e r o f s u p e rv is o ry
p o s ts w ith A rm s tro n g . H e
s a id h e p la n s to t a k e i t e a sy
fo r th e tim e b e in g . H a b e c k e r
h a s b e e n a c tiv e in v e te r a n s a f ­f
a ir s in L ititz .
H O S P IT A L PA T IE N T
Mr. R i c h a rd T a n g e r t , of S.
W a ln u t S t re e t , wa s t a k e n to
th e L a n c a s te r Ge n e ra l Ho s p i ­tal
y e s t e rd a y wh e r e he was
a dm i t t e d as a medic a l p a t ie n t .
First Of Spring Music
Concerts On Saturday
The f i r s t c o n c e r t of the
1 9 60 Spr ing Music F e s t iv a l
will be p r e s e n te d th is S a tu r ­day
ev en in g a t 8 p.m., in th e
high school a u d i to r ium.
Dire c ted by H e n ry C. S te in ­er,
th e J u n io r Hig h Band will
begin th e p ro g r am wi th
Banks Observe
Good Friday;
Open Saturday
Lit i tz b a n k s will be closed
F r id a y , April 15, in o b s e r ­vance
of Good F r id a y , it was
a n n o u n c e d ye s te rday.
P r e s id e n t P a u l II. Bombe r -
g e r of th e F a rm e r s Na t io n a l
B a n k a n d P r e s id e n t H. H.
Diehm, Lit i tz Sp r in g s Na t iona l
Bank, said th a t h o u r s for
b a n k in g will be obse rved S a t ­u
rd a y mo rn in g , Apr i l 16.
Both b a n k s will be open
f rom 8 a.m. S a tu rd a y , April
16 un t il 11 a.m.
J. S.
Holi-
“ Sle epe r s W a k e ” , by
Bach, a n d th e “Hoos icr
day O v e r tu r e ” . Two re ligious
n umb e r s , “ O L ig h t of L i f e ”
a n d “ The P a lm s ” will be p la y ­ed
by two b r a s s ensembles . A
g ro u p of m a jo r e t t e s will do a
b a to n ro u t in e to th e mus ic of
“ Big J e f f ” a n d th e Band will
c o n c lude wi th a .‘Sa lu te To
B r a hm s ” a n d se le c tions f rom
th e B ro a dw a y mus ic a le , “The
Music Ma n ” .
A g ro u p of se le c tions by the
Senior High Gi r l s ’ Ch o ru s will
be h e a rd in th e second po r t io n
of th e p ro g r am. Th ey will
s ing “ In A Mo n a s te ry G a r ­d
e n ” , “O Mary, D o n ’t You
We e p ” , “Many A New Da y ” ,
f rom Ok la h oma , a n d “ A Cech-o
s lo v a k ia n Danc e S o n g ” . S h i r ­ley
Wa l tz will sing Sydney
H om e r ’s s e t t in g of th e f ami ­l
ia r “All In Th e Apr i l E v e ­n
in g-She ep a n d L am b s ” . Ma r ­cia
Meiskey is a ccompani s t
a n d th e ch o ru s will be d i r e c t ­ed
by Le e C. Dunkle .
Th e f inal p o r t io n of th e
(C o n t in u e d on P a g e 6)
Apr il 12 me e t ing.
In a d d i t io n to d i scus s ing th e
long r a n g e p i c tu r e of r e c r e a ­tion
he re, th e Apr il 12 m e e t ­ing
h a d a lso p romi s e d to b r in g
th e sw immin g pool is sue be ­fore
council again.
At th e Ma rch me e t in g S te p ­h
e n J. Pa lkovic , Kis sel Hill
Rd., said he a n d George Ka l -
enich, Kis sel Hill Rd., wa n ted
to p r e s e n t to council the
f ig u re s on th e Ma n h e im sw im­min
g pool op e ra t io n .
Be c a u se of th e l e n g th of
th e Ma rch me e t in g , Pa lkovic
sa id h i s -m a t t e r could wa i t and
was r e s c h e d u le d fo r th e Apr i l
12 me e t ing.
• S e t P ro c e d u r e
In s e t t in g d own “ an o rd e r
of p ro c e d u r e ” for t h e me e t in g
of Apr i l 13 me e t in g , wh ic h be ­gins
a t 7 p.m. council said
b o th H u t h a n d Calvin Levis,
an employe of th e H u t h f irm,
would be p re sent .
Th e men will re v iew th e
b a c k g ro u n d of L i t i tz w a t e r
p ro g r am w i t h o u t in te r ru p t io n .
Council will th e n a s k q u e s ­t
io n s r e g a rd in g th e i r p r e s e n ­ta
t io n . Af t e r e a ch c o u n c i lma n
h a s m a d e his comme n ts , q u e s ­t
io n s will be h e a rd f rom vis ­itors.
^
R em a rk s sh o u ld b e l im i t ­e
d to fiv e m in u te s . A n y th in g
lo n g e r sh o u ld h e p r e s e n te d
in w r i t in g b e fo re th e m e e t­in
g so co p ie s c an be m a d e
fo r d is tr ib u tio n to co u n c il.
To m a in t a in o rde r , E n c k
said, q u e s t io n s f rom v i s i to r s
s h o u ld be su bm i t t e d in w r i t ­ing.
I f council feels th e q u e s ­tion
w a r r a n t s th e t im e of th e
me e t in g it will be a n sw e r e d a t
t h a t time. Oth e rwi s e it will
be a n sw e r e d by le t te r .
At th e Ma rch me e t in g a s e r ­ies
of q u e s t io n s on th e w a t e r
p ro g r am we re d i re c te d by c it i ­zens
a n d r e s u l te d in t h e 'm e e t ­ing
la s tin g ove r five h o u r s .
Appeal On
Fire Rules
Is Granted
Wa rw i c k w o n ’t h a v e to p u t
a f ire wall th r o u g h its Roths.-
ville School a u d i to r ium , th e
Sta te D e p a r tm e n t of L a b o r a n d
I n d u s t r y de cided th i s week.
An a p pe a l ma d e by th e
school d i s t r ic t b e fo re th e I n ­d
u s t r i a l Bo a rd of th e D e p a r t ­m
e n t of L a b o r a n d In d u s t ry
lias be en g r a n te d , Supe rvi s ing
P r in c ip a l G. Ma r l in Spa id a n ­n
o u n c e d y e s te rd a y .
Th e b o a rd also wa ived a n ­o
th e r ru l in g which wo u ld have
r e q u i r e d b u i ld in g a n o th e r wall
on th e second f loor of Ro th s -
ville b u i ld in g which would
h a v e ma d e office spa c e a n d
th e n u r s e s q u a r t e r s th e r e too
small.
AYarwick a p p e a le d th e
r u l in g p e r ta in in g to th e f ir e
w a ll in tlie a u d ito r ium fo r
th e s am e re a so n .
T lie I n d u s t r i a l B o a rd n o ­tif
ie d th e s c h o o l th a t it
w o u ld w a iv e p r e v io u s r u l ­in
g s on th e tw o w a lls b e ­c
a u s e W a rw ic k “ h a d a g o o d
r a s e ” .
Th i s me a n s a r c h i te c t s plans
to r emo d e l th e school to con­form
to o th e r f ire h a z a rd r e g ­u
la t io n s can now be d rawn .
Th e o th e r r e g u la t io n s in ­clude
enclos ing wi th a f ire re ­s
i s t a n t m a t e r i a l , two s t a i r
wells in th e school, in s ta l l in g
s e v e ra l f ire door s a n d ma k in g
a n o th e r exit f rom th e g ym­n
a s ium.
I t is th e second t ime th e d e ­p
a r tm e n t ha s o rd e re d th e
school d i s t r ic t to c o r re c t con­di
tions it t e rm e d h a z a rd o u s
:n th e e v e n t a f ire eve r s t a r t ­ed
a t th e school.
BEN BUYS FIVE TICKETS
mÈÈÊÈÈL
$ r
B u rg e s s B e n jam in G. Kopresl u sed l he
o c c a sio n ol flic A B C s d ow n tow n tic k e t s ta n d
la s t F r id a y to p u reha.se fiv e tic k e ts to r th e
“M in s tr e l D ay s” sh ow a t W a rw ic k High
S ch o o l A p ril 2 2 am i 2 3 . P ro c e e d s lro in th e
sh ow w ill he g iv en to th e R e c r e a tio n C e n te r
B u ild in g F u n d . Selling- (h e tic k e t is B e n ’s
c o u n te r p a r t in th e M in s tr e l P r o d u c tio n , L e s
Minstrels
Say Tickets
Going Good
A.B.C. a n d A.B.C.D. m em ­be
rs a r e ju b i l a n t ove r th e e n ­th
u s i a s t i c re c e p tio n be in g a c ­corded
th e i r fo r th c omin g show
“Min s t re l Da y s ” which goes
on th e W.U.H.S. s ta g e F r id a y
a n d S a tu rd a y . Ap r i l 2 2 a n d
2 3rd. All proc e eds go to th e
Rec Ce n te r B u i ld in g F u n d .
A d own town p romo t io n c am­p
a ig n wa s s ta g e d by th e t ic k e t
a n d p u b l ic i ty c ommi t te e s la s t
F r id a y wh e n s e v e ra l b l a c k ­faced
sa n dwic h men a ccos ted
sh o p p e r s wi th ticke ts . “We
sold ove r 100 t ic k e t s in th r e e
h o u r s , ” sa id Don Ko p n e r who
o rg a n iz ed th e d emo n s t r a t io n .
“ Lit i tz folks a r e r e a l ly b a c k ­ing
us up 1 0 0% on th is p ro ­j
e c t in c lu d in g th e J a y c e e s who
lo an e d us t h e i r s p e a k e r sys­t
em to a d v e r t i s e th e sh ow .”
I n o r d e r to p e rfe c t, th e
c a tc h y m in s tr e l n um b e rs ,
.m u sic a l d ir e c to r A lb e r t F i l ­b
e r t a n d p ia n o a c c om p a n is t
Airs. J am e s F . S h a n k h a v e
b e en p u t tin g in m a n y h o u r s
p ra c tic in g ' w ith tlie chotV s.
P r a c tic in g in d iv id u a lly a r e
th e “ E n d -m e n ” , “ Bo ro C o u n ­c
il” , d a n c e r s a n d sp e c ia l
m u s ic a l a c ts.
H u n d r e d s of ne ed e d items ,
f rom su rg ic a l gowns to an
a u tomo b i le , a r e be ing g a th e r e d
by th e p ro p e r ty c ommi t te e un-
(C o n t in u e d on P a g e 6)
Honor Society
Inducts 14 In
Ceremony Here
Seven sen io r s a n d seven j u n ­iors
of Die Wa rw i c k Union
Higli School we re re c e n tly
e le cted to th e N a t io n a l Ho n o r
Society. They a r e ele cted by th e
t e a c h e r s with q u a li f ic a tio n s
ba sed on le a d e r sh ip , c h a r a c t e r ,
a n d se rvice with a scholas tic
a v e r a g e of B or b e tte r .
Seniors, J am e s Reese, .Jeffrey
R o a s t e r , F a y E c km a n , Sa ra
Amidon, Ma r ia n Getz, R u th
Rtehman a n d Shir ley Wallz.
J u n io r s , R o b e r t Posey, Ma r jo r ­ie
Klenin, Su s an Th omp so n ,
Ma lh a Gu n d rum, Sa ra S t e in e r ,
T e r ry H a r tm a n and R o b e r t
Pe if fer .
Warwick Orchestra Ready For Spring Concert Appearance On Saturday Night
i l P i l l i l l
B in g em a n . M in strc i a t th e f a r r ig h t in th e
f r o n t is Don Kc p t io r a n d th e t a l l e s t fe llow
in th e b a ck row is Ivon S im m o n s. I f y o u
c an id e n tify tin ' o th e r s y o u ’re a b e t t e r m a n
th a n I am . B e n , in c id e n ta lly , a c tu a lly ,
b o u g lit tlie fiv e tic k e ts , h e w a s n ’t j u s t p o s in g
fo r a p ic tu r e .
Churches List Holy
Week Services Here
Lit i tz c h u rch e s a r e p l a n n in g
o b se rvanc e s of th e Holy 'Week
a n d P a lm Sunday, p r e p a r a to ry
to th e sa c red c ommemo r a t io n
of E a s t e r Su n d a y a n d th e r a i s ­ing
f rom th e d e ad of J e su s of
Na z a re th .
P e n ry n
J e ru s a l em Un i ted Ch u rc h of
C h r i s t will hold a mid -we e k
L e n te n service T h u r sd a y , Apr i l
7th a t 7:30 p.m. a n d th e Con­f
i rma t io n class me e t s S a tu rd a y
a t 10 a.m.
The P a lm Su n d a y se rmo n
will be “ Ele c t ion Day in J e r ­u
s a l em ” and th e se rvic e in ­c
lude s c o n f i rma t io n , b a p ti sm
a n d re c e p tio n of new mem b e r s
a t 9 a.m. Ch u rc h school will
be he ld a t 1 0 :1 5 a.m. and
c h o ir r e h e a r s a l a t 2 p.m.
U n ite d lire !liv e n
Th e Ev an g e l ic a l Uni ted B r e ­th
r e n Ch u rc h will have Ba p ti sm
a n d Re c eption of mem b e r s on
S u n d a y mo rn in g a t 1 0 :3 0 a.m.
a n d se rvice s d u r i n g th e we ek
with th e fol lowing s chedule ,
Monday, 7:00 p.m.; Tuesday,
Special Holy
Week Services
For Children
Services will be he ld in th e
T r in i ty Ev an g e lic a l C o n g re g a ­t
io n a l C h u rc h for th e c h ild ren
of th e E l em e n t a r y School
b u i ld in g seve ra l days next
week. The c h ild ren of g ra d e s
one, two a n d th r e e will go on
Monday a n d We d n e sd a y and
g r a d e s four, five a n d six on
T u e s d a y a n d T h u r sd a y .
Mrs. David R. J o n e s will be
th e sp e a k e r a n d th e following
min i s t e r s will be in c h a rg e of
th e service, Monday, th e Rev.
Ma r l in Sc h a f f s ta l l ; Tu e sday,
th e Rev. Ra lp h H. Wolfe;
Wed n e sd a y , th e Rev. Olden
D. Mitchell; a n d T h u r sd a y , th e
Rev. J ame s K. Rapp.
Special mus ic will be p r e ­s
e n te d by th e School Chorus
d i r e c te d by Mrs. Plazel Moore.
This service is sp o n so red by
Ihe 17 ai'vvick As soc ia t ion of
Churche s .
Add Whiskey To
Bay Rum -----
Get The Jug
A mix tu r e of wh i sk e v and
bay h um s e n t a t r a n s i e n t to
th e jug h e re la s t week.
t Bo ro u g h Police said they
picked up B e rn a rd Aloyisious.
McLaughl in, s ixty- four , in Die
f i r s t block of E a s t Main St.
He h a d been d r in k in g the mix­tu
re . police said, a n d when he
could fu rn i sh no a d d r e s s for
th em he was c h a rg e d wi th va-grany.
■Justice of th e Pe a c e P a u l F.
Diehm h e a rd th e case a n d s e n ­ten
c ed him to 3 0 days in the
cou n ty prison.
Mrs. Ja cob Sentz r e tu r n e d on
Tu e s d a y from th e L a n c a s te r
Ge n e ra l Ho sp ita l wh e r e she
wa s a su rg ic a l p a t ie n t .
6 :4 5 p.m.: We d n e sd a y , 7:00
p.m.; a n d Th u r sd a y , Holy Com­mu
n io n a t 7 :3 0 p.m. The s e r ­vices
will be in c h a rg e of th e
Rev. P a u l A. Miller, pa s tor .
S t. L u k e ’s
St. L u k e ’s Un i ted C h u rc h of
Chr i s t will hold th e i r . a n n u a l
C h i ld r e n ’s Day E a s t e r p ro g r am
on S u n d a y m o rn in g a t 9 :3 0
a.m. in c h a rg e of Mrs. J am e s
R o th a n d Mrs. Ma r l in Spangler ,
Th e Wome n 's Guild of th e
(C o n t in u e d on p a g e 3)
Writes On
Pool Report
At Manheim
De a r E d i to r ,
T -went to a Ma n h e im Bor -
ough Council me e t in g la s t
we ek to discover fo r myse lf
w h a t th e co n d it io n of th e i r
pool f in an c e s were. I re c e iv ­ed
a copy of a l e t t e r t h a t wa s
s e n t o u t to each Manhe im
re s id en t . A copy of th i s l e t t e r
is enclosed for y o u r co n v en ­ience.
I f any one does n o t 'b e ­lieve
w h a t th ey see in y o u r
pa p e r , I am su r e t h a t th e Man­h
e im pool c ommi t te e ( l i s te d a,t
th e b o t tom of th e l e t t e r ) will
be mo re th a n glad to ve r ify
th e f ig u re s a n d le t te r .
In effe c t th i s l e t t e r says
th a t in 19 5 9, AT THE CLOSE
OF TH E SEASON:
Gross income $28,1 76.44
less expenses 1 8,072.5-7
n e t - $10,103.87
less in te r e s t on
Bond for 1959 2,025.00
Ba la n c e for se a son- $ 8,0'78.$7
T h ey h a d $6,297.70 in tire
b a n k which a d d e d to la s t
y e a r ’s p ro f i t s ma d e $14,376,57
p ro f i t fo r two y e a r ’s operaV
lion, which d e p o s i te d in any
b a n k is p r e t ty nice indeed.
Now, in May of th is ye a r
th ey a re to pay
In t e r e s t "" $2,025.00
Bond 7,000.00
To ta l bond payment $9,025.00
I f th e y have a gros s income
of $28,176.44 a n d expenses of
$18,072.57 plus bond p a yme n t
o f $9.025.00 to ta l expenses for
1960 we re $27,097.57.
This still leaves a p ro f i t of
$1,078.87 for 1960 which a d d ­ed
to la s t y e a r ’s b a la n c e gives
th em $15,455.44 p ro f i t for
th r e e y e a r s o pe ra t ion.
Of course, th i s is u s in g la s t
y e a r ’s f igure s , wi th no c h an g e s
and th ey do say in th e i r l e t t e r
t h a t some of la s t y e a r ’s ex p en ­ses
will n o t oc cur a g a in . ' Also,
th e p ro f i t s in th e b a n k a r e
colle cting in te r e s t since th e
money h a s be en inves ted. So
th e r e it is, in spite of all '.t
Mr. L a u s c h ’s f ig u re s to th e
c o n tra ry .
In c id e n ta l ly th e Man h e im
B o ro u g h Council memb e r s
we re v e ry p l e a s a n t a n d in t e r ­e
s ted in c o o p e ra t in g in p r e ­s
e n t in g th e t r u e la c t s fo r th e
ed if ic a t io n of th o s e who) may
h a v e b e en mis led by f ig u re
ju g g lin g .
George Ka len ich