Lititz Record Express

              190 Volunteers Launch Cancer Drive Friday
The difficulties of life
are in ten d ed to make us
b e tte r, not b itte r. The Lititz Record - Express
Serving The Warwick Union Area For Nearly A Century
A timely yapcncleolomy
would save many an office
girl’s job.
o lili Year E s t a b l i sh e d April, 1877, as The Sunbeam
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w i t h in L a n c a s t e r C o u n ty : $ 3 :5 0 e l s e w h e r e .
No. 1
House-To-House Canvass
Will Be Made Throughout
Entire Warwick Area
An a.rmv of 19U men a n d
women will lau n c h th e a n n u a l
Lititz a n d Wa rwic k Are a d r iv e
in r fu n d s to f ig h t c an c e r Here
tomo r row.
The long list, of v o lu n te e r s
who will c a r ry th e me s s a g e ot
th e c an c e r c amp a ig n to all
h ome s m this d i s t r ic t exceeds
all p re v io u s e t to r t s locally wi th
pro sp e c t s b r ig h t lo r exceeding
t Ip l o i d , i *ci d hei e m 1 ec ent
ye ars . Lititz to r tn e p a s t seven
ye a r s ha s led all co u n ty boros
m p ro v id in g fu n d s to r l ig h t in g
ca ncer.
Wh ile th e mo n th ol A p n l
is de s ig n a ted as Canc e r iVIontn,
th e dr ive h e re will be an in t e n ­sive
one in th e hope t h a t th e
so l ic i ta t ions can be c omp le te d
be fo re May 1. fn a d d i t io n to
sol iciting to r fu n d s , wo rk e r s
will d i s t r ib u t e e d u c a t io n a l l i t e r ­a
tu r e a n d will e n d e a v o r to in-
VFW Ladies
Install ’60
Officers
Mrs. Ma ry J a n e R a v e g um
wa s in s ta l led a s p r e s id e n t of
, th e Wome n 's Au x i l ia ry to
Pos t 14(13 VFW on T u e s d a y a t
th e P o s t Home.
Oth e r o f f ice rs in s t a l l e d
we re as follows, Mrs, P a u l in e
Sha offer. s enior vic e -pre s i ­d
e n t ; Mrs. C h a r lo t t e Imh o f f ,
j u n io r v ic e -p re s id e n t ; Mrs.
He le n Spickler, t r e a s u r e r ;
Mrs. Alice He n ry , s e c re ta ry ;
Mrs. Mi ld red Ble a ch e r , con­d
u c t r e s s ; Mrs. Id a Weiss ,
g u a rd ; Mrs. Gra c e - 'Wu n d e r ­lich,
c h ap la in ; Mrs. Ar le n e
Bub a y , p a t r io t ic in s t ru c to r .
T ru s t e e for one ye a r , Mrs.
Emma Ha r r .ens line: t ru s t e e
for two y e a r s , Mrs. Betty
Kniov; t ru s t e e for th r e e y e a r s ,
i l l s fTthwiiif* Guide , oloi
h e a r e r s include , Mrs. Kn ie r ,
Mrs. S t a u f f e r , Mrs. Molly He r -
sliey, a n d Miss E l i z a b e th
S h a e tfe r - d e le g a te s to th e
c o u n ty con v en t io n , Mrs. Sp ic k ­ler
a n d Mrs. Wunderlich; a l ­t
e r n a t e s to convention, Mrs.
Im h o l f a n d Mrs. Blea che r .
duce as manv as poss ible to
su bmi t to phys ic al che c k u p s a t
the f i r s t sign ot c a n c e l .
The s e r io u sn e s s ot Ame r ic a ’s
m jhl \ i( KH1S en cm V, cancer,
We(S Hn p h a s i ; ( d in edu ra t io n a l
fil ms die « n T u e u l , y al i.eriioon
m th e Lititz Hi eatre . Th e. oublie
w a.S id n n tt d t r e e a nd all
fa Bit es wei e d m iteci n\ ibi
th eati e m a n a s eme n t at no cost
to the (Ml X. '• >> h ie tv.
In u i ging an enthus ia s t ic
su puoi’t ot ;h e ca IV V' ion to r
funds . Mis H i r t ni Eber lv,
c h a i rma n ot th e drive, e x pla in­ed
t h a t t i t tv p e r -c e n t ot each
do l la r contr iDuted rema in s
r ig h t h e re in the county while
mos t ol th e ba la n c e goes into
re se a rch.
De f inite pro g re s s is being
made b u t th e cost ot this r e ­se
a rc h r em a in s high. Mrs. Eber -
iv empha s iz ed. Th e cancel- so­ciety
also provides t r e e cancel-dre
s s ings . free, n u r s in g visits,
t r a n s p o r t a t io n of p a t i e n t s tor
t r e a tm e n t , p a yme n t to r c e r ta in
diagnos tic se rvice s a n d many-o
th e r s ickroom' aids.
Lions Solicit
For Barbecue
Orders Today
Membe r s of Lit i tz Lions Club
will m a k e h o u s e - to -h o u s e visits
T h u r s d a y ( to d a y ) a f t e r Ij p.m.
to t a k e o rd e r s for b a rb e c u ed
chicken.
The club will hold a chicken
b a rb e c u e on F r id a y , Apr il 2 9
a t Sp ru c e S t r e e t p la y g ro u n d
f rom 4 :3 0 p.m. to 7 :3 0 p.m.
Lions will de live r th e o rd e r s
on F r id a y or r e s id e n t s may pick
up th e chicken a t th e b a rb e c u e
pits. Graybill Miller, P e n ry n ,
will be th e b a rb e c u e r .
P roc e eds f rom th e b a rb e c u e
will be d o n a te d to th e S umme r
Camp for th e Blind. Te lep h o n e
o rd e r s for chicken will be ta k e n
only d u r in g b a rb e c u e ho u r s .
Ord e r s may be plac ed by phone
by c a lling MA 6-2194 d u r in g
th e b a rb e c u e hour s .
Complete List
Of Workers
The comple te lis t of w o rk e i -
wh o will co n d u c t th e a n n u a l
dr ive for fu n d s for f ig h t in g
c an c e r in this a r e a is a s . fol­lows
:
Co -c h a i rma n of Are a 1, which
consists of Wa rwic k , Eliz abe th,
and P e n n Town sh ip s a re Mrs.
H i r am E b e r ly a n d Mrs. Marlin
Spain.
PUBLICITY’ —
Mrs. Wil l iam Yo u n g
INDUSTRIAL —
Mr . E lm e r Be ck
Wa rwic k T own sh ip
B r a n c h C h a i rm a n —
.Mrs. Victor Rmg .swe l l -
I ii by, Born
Dis tr ict 1 —
C a p t a in .Mrs. Ben B e am a n
Mrs. Pa u l W a g n e r , Mrs. R a lp h
Hos ier, Mrs. Alvin Frey, Mrs.
Rona ld Taylor , Mrs. William
Getz
District 2 —
Co-Captain — Mis s . le a n D e n n i s
Mrs. L e s te r L a h r , Mrs. J ame s
Ha r sh . J r . , Miss J a n e Ma rke r t ,
Mrs. Jo s ep h Erk e n s . Miss Ma r -
1 ha Olio d rum. Miss Peggy Mon-dor
f , Mrs. Ma rgie Ad ams , Mrs.
Ka r l Weiler, Mrs. Melvin Koch,
Mrs. H a r r y Adams , Miss Lynn
Ma the r s . Mrs. .James Roth,
Mrs. Bruce Wike
(Co n t in u e d on P a g e 6)
FACE CONTEST
-t v .
VI
Paul F. Diehni
Water Program Bonds Signed
Buchanan Letters
In Archives Here
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Hi s to ry -c o n sc io u s Lit i tz r e s ­id
en t s c an be excused this
we ek if th e y t a k e p a rd o n a b l e
p r id e m p ro v id in g a local link
to th e special ob se rv an c e of
th e 16 9th a n n iv e r s a ry of th e
b i r th of P r e s id e n t J ame s
Bu c h a n a n .
Th e ob se rv an c e will be held
a t B u c h a n a n 's home, “Wh e a t -
lan d . on S a tu rd a y a f te rn o o n
when memb e r s ot th e Wh e a t-lan
d F o u n d a t io n will r e e n a c t
a t r a d i t io n a l b i r th d a y c e l e b r a ­tion
which th e only b a c h e lo r
p r e s id e n t of th e Un i ted Sta te s
a n n u a l ly ob se rv ed there .
It was Bu chanan' s c us­tom.
to gat he r on it is birtit-
- (lav l o r a I rirnil lv gl as s
ol wi ne, r a p p in g I lie cel e ­bra
t i o n wi t h tin- f i r ing ol a
c annon which s t ood on t h e
matr-inn l awn. The publ ic
is i nvit ed to t h is r ccnact -
VTA INSTALLS NEW
OFFICERS THI KSD.IT
Th e P a r e n t T e a c h e r s As ­soc
ia t ion will me e t th is eve­n
in g a t 8:00 p.m. in th e E l e ­m
e n t a ry School a u d i to r ium.
The p ro g r am will f e a tu r e th e
E l em e n t a r y Ba n d a n d Orc h e s ­t
r a a n d th e new o f f ice rs will
be ins talled.
Public Invited .
To Film About
African Crisis
The g e n e ra l me e t in g of the
Wom e n ’s F e l lowsh ip of th e
Moravian Ch u rc h will me e t on
T h u r sd a y , Apr i l 28 a t 8:00
p.m. in F e l lowsh ip Hall. The
public is invited to a tte n d .
The film “New Fa c e s in
Af r ic a ” will be sh own in l iv­ing
color a n d wi th a u th e n t ic
Af r ic a n mus ic a n d so u n d e f ­fects,
re co rd e d on location. I t
is p ro d u c ed by th e Na t iona l
Council of Ch u rc h e s of Chr is t
in th e Un i ted Sta te s .
Miss Emma Snyde r , a med i ­cal
mi s s io n a ry f rom Nige r ia
Africa, will be th e g u e s t sp e a k ­er
and tell a b o u t h e r work
th e re . Mrs. Wil ly d eP e r ro t ,
th e p re s id en t , will be in
c h a rg e of th e me e t ing.
V/IN NURSES ESSAY CONTEST
111 Raymond S. Reedy
Two Seek
First Ward
Post Tues,
A c o n te s t for Re p u b lic an
c omm i t t e em a n for th e F i r s t
Ward of Li t i tz h ig h l ig h t s an
o th e rwi s e q u ie t P r im a r y Ele c ­tion
h e re on Tue sday. .
Vote r s will go to th e polls
Tu e s d a y to c a s t th e i r b a llot s
to n om in a t e th e i r re sp e c t iv e
p a r ty choices for offices r a n g ­ing
f rom th e p r e s id e n t of th e
Un i ted S ta te s to mem b e r s of
th e Sta te Commi t te e s .
On th e local 'level th e y will
a lso vote for c ommi t te e mem­bers.
T
h e c o n t e s t c e n t e r s .
a ro u n d t h e Fi r s t \\ atgfl com­mi
t t ee post hel d by ¡Justice
ol litc Pence Paul F. Diclim
who is se eki ng reelect ion.
Me is cont e s ted by Ra ymond
S. Reedy.
Diehm, who will a t t e n d th e
Re p u b l ic a n Na t io n a l . Conven­tion
m Chicago in J u ly as an
obse rver , is a r e a a s s i s t a n t to
County C h a i rm a n R i c h a rd A.
Snyder. - •
Reedy, who wa s a p p o in te d
a c t in g p o s tm a s te r fo r Lit i tz in
th e in te r im of th e r e s ig n a t io n
of R o b e r t P f a u t z a n d th e a p ­p
o in tme n t o f R i c h a rd Ra d e r ,
ha s been a c tive in politics for
some time.
Ca n d id a te s b e in g ba cked
n a t io n a l ly a n d on a s ta tewid e
a n d c o u n ty level by th e R e g ­u
l a r L a n c a s te r Co u n ty R e p u b ­lican
Commi t te e in c lude R ic h ­a
rd M. Nixon, p r e s id e n t ; Pa u l
B. Dague, c ongre s s ; Bla i r F.
B u n th e r , J u d g e of th e S u p e r ­ior
Cour t ; R o b e r t F. Ke n t ,
a u d i to r g e n e r a l ; Ch a r le s C.
Smi th, s t a te t r e a s u r e r , E d ­wa
rd J. Ke s s le r and" Th oma s
A. Eh rg o o d . S t a te S e n a to r s ;
Eu g en e S. R u th e r fo rd , No rma n
Wood, Edwin D. S e h lema n a n d
B a k e r Roye r , Sta te R e p r e ­se
n ta t iv e s ; George C. Bo l lman
a n d Jo h n B. H a n n um , de le ­g
a te s to th e N a t io n a l Conven­tion
with L u c e t t a P. Ke n n e d y
a n d S a r a h An n S t a u f f e r as a l ­te
rn a te s a n d R o b e r t B. Wentz ,
He len G. Brown a n d R ic h a rd
M. Ma r t in as memb e r s of the
Sta te Commi t te e .
Hanna Team To Roll
In Toledo Tourney
Memb e r s of th e R o b e r t J.
Lianna bowl ing t e am, an e n t ry
in th e P e n n a , Clas sic L e a g u e , -
a r e le a v in g F r id a y , Apr i l 2 2
fo r th e Na to n a l Bowl ing T o u r ­n
am e n t in Toledo, Ohio.
I n f o u r th place in th e i r lea ­gue,
th e te am a v e ra g e s 9 52
pei' game . Memb e r s of th e te am
arid th e i r a v e ra g e s for th e ye a r
include J o h n B u r k h a r t 182, Lu t
iSarhart 181, Roy We i t 19 5,
Ka r l We i le r 187, Ma rk Eshle -
nian 188 a n d Don K r e id e r 187.
$35,000 Sought
For New Church
At Brunnerviile
A fu n d raising' c ommi t te e has
been a p p o in te d by B ru n n e rv i i le
E v a n g e l i c a l ' United B r e th r e n
Church to ra i s e $35,00(1 for a
new building.
He a d in g the 'c om m i t t e e a re
Me rvm H. Ke i th , g e n e ra l chair­man,
a n d I rvin F o u s t , S t a u d t
As soc ia tes , Re ad in g , who will
d i re c t th e c ampa ign. Mrs. H o ­wa
rd Wa g ama n is s e c re ta ry .
Th e Rev. Ch a r le s Wolfe,
son of th e Rev. R a lp h H.
Wolfe, p a s tor , and s e rv in g th e
incut Sa turday, whi c h for
Lit i tz shoul d hol d a special
int e r e s t ill l i g h t of two l et ­t
e r s f rom Bu c h an a n which
a r e p a r t of t h e Morav i a n
Chur ch Archives .
Th e le t t e r s we re t u r n e d over
to th e c h u rc h a rc h iv e s by th e
l a te Miss Olga Be chler , and
re ce ived h e re in 19 30.
W r i t t e n by B u c h a n a n th ey
in d ic a te d t h a t th e m a s te r of
W h e a t l a n d h a d fo rme d a deep
a n d a b id in g f r i e n d s h ip wi th
Miss B e c h l e r ’s m o th e r who
was a lso, a f r ien d of B u c h a n ­a
n 's be loved niece. Miss H a r ­r
i e t Lane .
I Ac co rd in g to th e le t te r s ,
wr i t te n by B u c h a n a n hims elf ,
the f r i e n d s h ip be g an p r io r to
B u c h a n a n s be ing e le c ted
P re s id e n t .
The f i r s t le t te r , w r i t t e n on
i Aug. 19, 1850, wa s a d d re s s ed
] to th e Rev. E u g e n e F r u e a u f f ,
th e n p r in c ip a l a t L in d e n Hall.
B u c h a n a n , who h a d la te ly r e ­tu
r n e d as Consul to Ru s s ia
for th e Un i ted Sta te s , l e a rn e d I Roc
t h a t Rev. F r u e a u f f ’s niece,
who wa s a t t e n d in g Lin d e n
Hall, wa s b o rn in Rus s ia . The
niece, Miss T h e o d o r a F r u e ­auf
f, l a t e r m a r r i e d Rev. J u l i ­us
Be chler .
B u c h a n a n d e s i red to me e t
Miss F r u e a u f f be c ause wh e n
he wa s in Moscow he h a d e n ­joyed
th e R u s s ia n people. Ap ­p
a r e n t ly Miss F r u e a u f f and
Miss L a n e be c ame fa s t f i rends ,
and on s e v e ra l occasions B u c h ­a
n a n .sent his coach to Lit i tz
to b r in g Miss F r u e a u f f to d in ­n
e r a t Wh e a t la n d .
Tiie second le t te r , w r i t te n
on Apr i l 2 8, 18 51, wa s a re-
.(C o n t in u e d on P a g e 6)
$395,000
Due Over
28 Years
A $395 ,000 bond i s sue wi th
th e r a te of r e p a ym e n t based
on th e yield, f rom exis ting
watcm : ra t es, wa s s igned Tues -
clay by Ij it i tz Bo ro u g h Coun-
The money will be used to
m a k e i improvements to L i t i t z ’
w a t e r sto r a g e a n d d i s t r ib u t io n
sys tem which council sa id it
believes .a re -vita l to th e f -utur/
g row th of Lit i tz a n d to th e
•present we ll-be ing of dome s tic
and iird u s t r ia l use rs , both
f rom ei f ire p ro t e c t io n - ; and
consum pt ion s ta n d p o in t .
Rev, Ralph Wolfe
F lo r in E.U.B. Ch urch, a n d th e
Rev. H a ro ld C. Ho l l in g swo r th ,
D.D. P a lm y r a F i r s t E. U. B.
Ch u rc h will occupy th e p ulpit
in th e local c h u rc h th e next
two S u n d a y s a n d tell ab o u t
th e i r e x p e r ien c e s in b ui lding
th e i r new churche s .
Th e e leven te am c aptains ,
who a re. memb e r s of th e exe­cutive
commi t te e wi th th e Rev.
Mr. Wolfe as exe cutive Cam­p
a ig n Ch a i rma n , a r e as fol­lows:
H a r r y I. Bu c h te r . C. H o ­w
a rd Wa g ama n , David She r tz-er,
Leon W. Ditzle r, J o h n Mish-ier,
E. J am e s McConaghay Jr .,
J e rom e Engle , Ve rn o n Steely,
E lm e r Good, I ra D. Dis s inge r
a n d Ti tu s McCoy. j
De f inite b u i ld in g plans have
not been d i s c u s s e d or adopted
b u t th e c h u rch is a s s u r e d th e
Mission Bo a rd of th e church'
a t la rg e will he lp th em in pro- j
p o r t io n to w h a t th ey raise.
Make Check
On Oil Pool
W. of Bora
Lit i tz Bo ro u g h y e s t e rd a y be ­gan
m a k in g its a n n u a l check
on th e g a sol ine a n d oil pool
we s t of th e b o ro u g h w a t e r ­shed.
Geologis t J a n ie s H ump h r e y -
ville, to g e th e r wi th a te am of
d r i lle r s , b e g a n p ro b in g an
a r e a 3,5 00 fe et we s t of L i t i t z ’
wells to d e te rmin e how fa r
th e oil and g a so l in e pool lias
moved wi th in th e p a s t year.
A check on tlic poo l is
ma d e a n nua l ly a t t h e di r e c ­t
ion o f b o r o u g h counci l.
Last ye a r it was a sc e r t a ined
Hint (lie poo l mo v ed a t t h e
most , 50 feet.
The- pool poses a d i s t a n t
t h r e a t to th e w a t e r su p p ly b u t
th e b o ro u g h h a s said t h a t by
re p e a te d ly c h e c k in g it, it can
fo re s ta l l a n y pos s ible p o l lu ­tion.
■ I f th e pool ever moves to
a d a n g e r spot, th e b o ro u g h
said, it will dig a t re n c h , s ip ­hon
th e m a t e r i a l into th e
t r e n c h a n d b u rn it off.
H um p h r e y v i l l e will ana lyz e
te s t b o r in g s to d e te rmin e w h a t
th e pool h a s done since th e
la s t check a n d m a k e a r e p o r t
to b o ro u g h council.
Max If oust er , endmaii on tile ADC’s Mi ns tr el Days
line, g e t s h is ma k e - u p appl i e d for a r e h e a r s a l by hi s wi fe,
Vera. Min'd tv I l>;¡j- n i l; In- pr esented at Wa i n ici; Migli
a u d i to r ium t his Fr iday and Sat urday l'or the benel il ol t he
ilion Cenl e r Bui lding Fund . (Marry Land i s Photo )
Ree Fund Benefit
Show This Weekend
“Min s t re l Da y s ” , th e • A.B.
C.’s Rec, Ce n te r Be n e f i t Show,
opens tomo r row uiglit a t 8:30
p.m. on th e Warwick. High
Stage.
- The show f e a tu r e s t r a d i t io n -
Family Replies
To Letter Of
Hoax Writer
E d i to r , Re c o rd -E x p re s s :
In reply to th e l e t t e r p r i n t ­ed
m la s t we e k 's p a p e r by a
so-c alled Ra lp h Bin g ema n who
gave a f ic t i tio u s a d d r e s s of
th e co u n ty home, th e u n d e r ­s
igned would like it well
k n own t h a t th is c h a r a c t e r
without, a b a c k b o n e is in no
way r e la te d or c o n ne c ted with
th e local . B in g ema n s a n d in
fa ct does n o t exist.
. Th e u n d e r s ig n e d have d e ­f
inite views on th e s e issues
b u t th e y we re n o t p r in te d la s t
week.
: Anyone wi sh in g to use our
fami ly ■ n ame is we lcome to
it b u t we only a sk t h a t they
use it in te l lig e n tly . As a n a f ­t
e r t h o u g h t we m ig h t a sk t h a t
le t t e r s to th e e d i to r be a u t h ­e
n t ic a te d be fo re publ ic a tion.
R o b e r t G. Bin g ema n -
L e s te r G. Bin g ema n
Ros s G. Bin g ema n
Wi l l iam E. Bin g ema n
Wi l l iam L. Bin g ema n
AVAR WICK LIONS SET
HORSE SHOW DATE
The Wa rw i c k Twp. Lions
will sp o n so r a h o r se show on
F o r n e y ’s polo field J u n e 5.
Th e fol lowing c ommi t te e ha s
be en n ame d : E lm e r Sh re in e r ,
c h a i rma n , H a r l a n Weit-, H a r ­old
Sh a ak , Ben "F o rn e y , Leo
Kie f fe r a n d J o h n Reitz.
al min s t r e l mu s ic a n d b l a c k ­face
comedy as well as a 45
m in u t e or igina l s a t i r e o n th e
Li t i tz a rea . T ic k e t s will be
av a i lab le a t th e door for both
th e F r id a y a n d S a tu rd a y n ig h t
pe r fo rma n c e s .
The c h o r u s a n d e n d in e n
p r o v i d e lo t s o f l a u g h s w h e n
. th e y m a t c h w i t s w i t h tin-s
h o w ’s i n f e r l o c a t e r , Bob
D e r e k . “Maiidy” a n d “ Stmt-nu-
r l i tm- ’' s u n g b v Al E b ­b
e d a n d t h e 3 0 - v o i c e c h o r u s
a n - fea tu red am o n g t h e v a r ­i
e t y of s o n g and d a n c e
s p e c i a l t ie s .
In c lu d e d m th e local t a k e ­off
will be vis its to th e R e a d ­ing
Ra i l ro a d , Sp r in g s P a rk ,
Rec Cente r , a n d a f ro n t - row
seat, for one of th e h o t te s t
council discus s ions of a decade
— th e “ Bool D e b a t e ” . The L i t ­itz
P re tz e l Ho u s e a n d Lin d e n
Ha ll also g e t into, th e a ct
a long wi th ma n y o th e r local
pe rsona l i t ie s .
At la s t n i g h t ’s d re s s r e h e r -
sal, . t ic k e t c h a i rm a n Ray E.
K a u f fm a n e s t im a te d t h a t a d ­vance
t ic k e t sa les n um b e r e d
a b o u t 900 which me a n s t h a t a
la rg e n omb e r of se a ts sh o u ld
be ava i lable b o th F r id a y and
Sa tu rd ay .
’ Th e hi s tor ic bond a g r e eme n t
was s igned a t 9 :1 9 p.m., w i th
Dolphin & Co., a P h i l a d e lp h ia
f in a n c in g f i rm, -after ‘ two
h o u r s of e x p la n a t io n a n d r e ­s
u l t in g q u e s t io n s by council,
.signing t h e • a g r e eme n t
wer e < ’i i u n e ihnen \V. Roy
Enck . Roy S. Reidenl ui i igh,
D. < u r l i s Amidon and C.
Wendel l Mower on be ha l f of
Hu- bor ough. ('oiineilinati
Robe rt E. Ai nnenl wa s a b ­s
ent .
The Dolphin f i rm tu r n e d
ove r to th e b-orough a check
for $7,900, evidence of good
fa i th it will p ro d u c e th e . full
am o u n t of th e bond - i s su e
pen d in g th e legal te c h n ic a l i ty
of h a v in g council pa s s a n o r ­d
in an c e r a t i fy in g th e a g r e e ­me
n t a n d the te rms ■ of re p a y ­me
n t ove r a 28-ve ar period., '
Council h a s se t Apr il 27 as
th e d a te for a c t in g upon, th e
o rd in a n c e which will be. p r e ­p
a red by th e P h i lad e lp h ia - 'law
f irm of Townsend, E l l io t t a n d
Munson. When th e o rd in an c e
is pa s sed council th e n c an r e ­ceive
th e b a l a n c e of t h e ‘mo n e y
and aw a rd th e ;■ .construction
c o n t r a c t s wh ic h " total- -$'282,-
0 0 0.
St a r t s Mi Red
Al th o u g h council h a s been
told th e r e p a ym e n t schedule.,
can be me t w i th o u t in c re a s in g
wa t e r r a te s , th e program;, will
(Co n t in u e d on P a g e 7)
Register Children
For Kindergarten
R e g i s t r a t io n of k in d e rg a r t e n
c h i ld re n for th e 19 60-61 school
te rm will be he ld n e x t T h u r s ­d
a y , Apr il 28 a t Lititz E leme n - ‘
t a ry School.
P a r e n t s may r e g i s te r c h i ld ­ren
f rom 9 a.m. to noon or
from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Th e
c h i ld ’s b i r th a n d ¡va cc ina tion
c e r t i f ic a te sh o u ld be p re s en te d .
Scouts Plan Projects
To Pay For Cabin Work
Ex p lo re r Scouts of P o s t 342
a r e p l a n n in g th e sale of 5 0-
s t a r flags of th e Un i ted Sta te s
as a fund r a i s in g p ro je c t to
pay for m a jo r re n o v a t io n s
ma d e to th e 3 3-year-old scout
cabin in Lit i tz Sp r in g s P a rk .
Pro c e ed s f rom th e f lag sale
will be used to he lp to pay
for ma t e r i a l s a l r e a d y used in
th e re n o v a t io n a n d a d d i t io n to
th e cabin a n d for imp ro v e ­me
n t s still to be made.
EXTERIOR CABIN WORK FINISHED
School Groups To Give
2nd Concert April 30
Miss Linda P fau tz Miss Linda Palma
Tw o local g i r l s in N u r s e s ’ T r a i n i n g a t th e Lanc as t e r
G e n e r a l H o s p i t a l w o n a f o u r d a y s t r i p to F l o r i d a in a n essay
c o n t e s t h e l d b y t h e A m e r i c a n (Nurses A s s o c i a t io n . T in ' g i r l s
a t t e n d e d a ( ’o n v o l i t io n a t H a r r i s b u r g r e c e n t l y wh e r e th e y w e r e
given d e t a i l s o t t h e c o n t e s t a n d ^ v r o t e e s s a y s on “ Why- I
Wo u l d L ik e t o Go to th e Conven t i o n . T a k i n g t h e t r i p wi l l b e
Mi s s L i n d a P a lm a , in t h e s e c o n d y e a r c l a s s a t t h e hospi t al
and Aliss Linda ¡Tau t / , a I'ir-t year - ludeni . will i'iy to Miami
Reach on May 2 to remain unt il May ti. The r u n n e r up is also
a Lit itz girl Mis s Ru th Ann Ea r l i a t l , a first, year s tudent , ail
l in e e a r e gr adua l es ol AVarviiek High -chool.
Mus ical se lec tions by th e
Senior High Ba n d a n d two
J u n io r Hig h c h o ru s e s will be
p r e s e n te d in th e second concert,
if th e 19 60 Wa rwic k Spring-
Music F e s t iv a l on S a tu rd a y
evening, April 3 0.
The J u n io r High Gi r l s ’ Ch o r ­us
¡will open the p ro g r am
y i th an appropriate se le c tion
“While We ’re Y o u n g . ” Th e i r
p ro g ram will inc lude a folk
song a n d a s e le c ton f rom “ 1-lans
Ch r i s t ia n A n d e r so n . " Ac com­p
a n is ts a re Be cky Newcome r
and Emi ly Klenin.
(di ar i es 11 o nibe rge r , a c ­compani
s t l o r t h e J u n i o r
Hi gh Roys’ Choru s , will play
a solo (luring' t h e second p or ­t
ion of t he p r o g r am : a n a r ­r
a n g eme n t of t h e fami l i a r
“ AVarsaw Conc e r t o . ” The
Chorus wi l l s ing sever al well-known.
n umb e r s including
“ Sto u th e a r t ed Me n ’’ and
“ Cindy.”
Two ju n io r high s tu d e n t s
will be f e a tu r e d in solo spots
d u r in g th e f i r s t h a lf of th e
p ro g ram. E la in e Dagen will he
seen in a d a n c e ro u t in e and
R o b e r t Don move r will sing
“ T h a n k He av e n F o r Lit t le
Gi r l s , ” f rom -Gigi.
A special f e a tu r e of th e band
p ro g r am will be a t r um p e t
t r io c ons i s t ing of th r e e sen io r
boys— Ro d n e y Lutz, Mike W o r ­rell,
a n d Doug S t a rk ; th e y will
play a R a p h a e l Mendez a r - '
(Con tin ued on P a g e 6) ’
The ret i n tshed e x t e r i o r an d expande d
Roy «com Cabin at th e heade tt d ol t he
Libit/, Spr i n g s P a r k is Hie h a n d iwo r k ol
Expi e t e r Scotti Post 312. i h r
a lso r r n o v a img tile i n te r i o r of
n hielt dat e s hack t o 0 2 7 .
In p ra c t ic a l ly r e b u i ld in g , tb s
cabin scouts c u t and t r im m e d
6 0 red pine t re e s on th e .ID.enr
ve r w a t e r s h e d a n d brought,
th em to th e cabin s ite here.
The logs we re used to repla c e
ro t te d logs a n d to make , th e
a d d i t io n a l me e t in g room Uj
th e n o r thw e s t side of th e ¡'cab­in.
Expl o r e r s un de r t o ok t he
r em o v a l o f t h e si one chilli-l
tey a n d n o r t h wall o f t he
c a b in in Ju ly o f last year
a n d w o r k e d a s l at e ¡is mi d ­night
s om e n igh t s to ge t
t h e c a b in u n d e r roof before
s c h o o l r e o p e n e d .
Th e chimney a n d t i r e place
was f in ish ed d u r in g th e w in te r
nd scouts, d i re c te d by as*
sociate a d v iso r Doug Minnich,
and a ided by David Minnich,
Kenny Z a r tma n , Tommy Ros-
I e n b e rg a n d o th e r s , did a ll th e
J work. Cement co n tra c to r : I r a
F, Ye agiey a ided th em in .the
c emen t work on th e f ire place
a n d in te r io r ch imn ey wall. ;
The extens ion of th e -cabin
s a c o nc re te fo u n d a t io n and
me n t floor. Scouts h a v e rn ^ t
add tile f loor cover ing, a p ­ply
a c reosote t r e a tm e n t to
th e logs and ch in k in g , wire th e
cabin for e le ctr icity, comple te
th e roof and imp ro v e th e
g ro u n d s .
I Po s t memb e r s a r e boys a g ed
14 or more and th e i r a d u l t
le a d e r is Ch a r le s Regennas.. s
I Tree Shipment Here,
i Some Available
A sh ipm e n t of sh a d e tre e s
f rom Sta te Nu r s e r ie s ha s a r ­r
ived in th e boro u g h a n d sev­e
ra l t re e s a re available- to
re s ident s .
The b o ro u g h will p l a n t th e
ss in place in coope ra tion
| with th e Lit i tz Sh a d e Tre e
Commis s ion. Red oak t re e s a n d
su g a r map le a r e av a i lab le a n d
can be p u r c h a s e d by c a lling
th e b o ro u g h office MA 6-22 28.
Red oaks cost $12.50 a n d th e
s u g a r ma p le s $10 each.