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in r s t g r a d e r s , w iu i m e a id ol u c ü iik i ;mu
Mrs. L H n ie r e a ch (w isle d a p re tz e l a s th ey w e re to ld o! L ilitz
'b e in g Vite h om e o i th e l ir s f c om m e rc ia l p re tz e l b a k e ry in th e
L u lle d ¡sta le s. C !e la n d \s w ile , H e len , p r e s e n te d th e first g ra d e s
w ith c e r tif ic a te s c o n fe rrin g ' u p o n th e c h ild r e n th e t i t l e of
“ P r e tz e l-B e n d e r ” . T h e c h ild r e n a lso g o t a f r e e p r e tz e l. F i r s t
g r a d e r s will c o lo r th e e e r tilie a te s a n d th e ( ’In lan d s will give
a p riz e to th e best c o lo rin g jo b . T h e c la s s was s u rp r is e d to
hams that. Miss S tu r g is ’ g i a n d l a ll i e r . J u l iu s S tu rg is , is c r e d i t ­ed
w ith b e in g th e f o u n d e r of th e c om m e rc ia l p r e tz e l b u s in e s s
in th e L n ite d S la te s .
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b u t th o s e tw o c h ild r e n of D r. a n d Mrs.
C h a rle s F s h e h n a n , S. B ro a d St., a r e e n jo y ­in
g it. T h r e e y o u n g t r e e s q u ir r e ls v e n tu r e d
from a t r e e on th e F s h e lm a n p ro p e r ty in
s e a rc h o f fo o d . F n lik e m o s t y o u n g s q u ir ­r
e ls th e y w e re n o t f r ig h te n e d by h um a n a n - mobile
im a ls an d a llow J e r e B. E sh e lm a n (leO.)
n in e , ¿tiul h r o th e r C h a rle s , f o u r, tí) fe e d th em
w ith to y ]d a s tic m ilk b o t tie s w h ich w e re
fu rn is;bed h>y Mrs. G ra c e B;dlnì&er^ a neiiçh-b
o r. Mrs. E s ]ie lm a n t liet>r ized th e m om m a
sq u irr-mobile
el wa s s tr u c k a n d ki Bed by a n a u to -
Some men remind us of
blisters, they show up
after the work is done. The Lititz Record - Express Much happiness is over­looked
merely because it
doesn’t cost much.
Serving The Warwick Union Area For Nearly A Century
84th Year E s t a b l i s h e d A p ril, 1 8 7 ? , a s T h e S u n b e am
(C o n so lid a ted w ith T h e I d t i t z R e c o rd , 1 9 3 7 ) Lititz, Lancaster Co., Pa., Thursday, May 5, 1960 7 c e n t s a C op y; $ 3 .0 0 p e r y e a r by m a il
w ith in L a n c a s t e r C o u n ty ; $ 3 :5 0 e ls ew h e re .
Fourteen Pages No;
Construction Costing Over Vfc Million Starts Here
Water, Street Cost
First Tourist Brochure O f Total Over $500,000
Lititz Printed B y C O f C.
H e ro is th e tro u t paste ( r i g h t ) a n d b a ck
p a n e ( J e tt) of a to u r is t b ro c h u re p u b lis h e d
b v th e L ititz C h am b e r o t C om m e rc e . C h am ­b
e r p r e s id e n t R o b e r t J . H a n n a s a id lie b e ­liev
e s it. is th e f ir s t to u r is t b ro c h u r e e v e r
p u b lis h e d on .Lititz. T h e b ro c h u r e in c lu d e s
a p ic tu r e s q u e m a p o t th e tow n , d r aw n bv
J o h n A. W em re r, a n d s e rv e s to ta k e v is ito r s
on a g u id e d t o u r o t h is to r ic a l p la c e s . H a n n a
s a id th e c h am b e r has; co p ie s o t th e b ro c h u re
a v a ila b le a t liv e c e n ts a p ie c e . L o c a l s to r e s
a n d b u s in e s s p la e e s m a y p u r c h a s e th em a n d
o rd e r s to r 50 b r o c h u r e s o r m o r e w ill be d e ­liv
e re d . O rd e rs sh o u ld b e p la c e « w ith
H a r r y \ \ a g am a ii o r W a lla c e Is. L a u s c h . T h e
b ro c h u r e w a s la id o u t bv \V a g am a ii, p h o to ­g
r a p h y w a s by G r a n t H e ilm a n , a r ti s t r y by
\ \ e n g p r a n d w r itte n by M a rv in is. M ille r.
It w a s p r in te d bv \1 a y ju n a n Bro s, m a
Screen, b la c k a n d w h ite fo rm a t. In a d d itio n
to a id in g to u r is ts th e b ro c h u r e is a n ic e a u ­d
itio n to th o s e who c o lle c t m a t e r i a l r e la tin g
to h is to r ic J jititz .
Mrs. Miller
Heads Post
56 Ladies
Mrs. F r a n c i s Miller wa s
e le c ted p r e s id e n t of th e L ad ie s
Au x i l ia ry ot the Ame r ic a n L e ­gion
a t th e me e t in g h e ld on
on day e v e n in g m th e Le g io n
ome.
Othei
id e l l
- of f ice rs we re, Mrs.
lie Wald. 2nd vice-
>. p re s id e n t : Mrs. Cle tus Fo rn e y ,
Cor re sponding s e c r e t a r y : Miss
R o s em a ry Rice, t r e a s u r e r ,
Mrs Ray' B u rk h o ld e r , h i s t o r ­i
a n : Mrs. H a r r y Lowe. Ch a p ­la
in : Mrs. Elwo o d Hrb, Se r ­g
e a n t a t Arms.
Th e oftie.es of 1s t vice
p r e s id e n t a n d re c o rd in g se c re ­t
a r y will 1 be e le cted a t a
spe c ia l me e t in g to be he ld a t
th e P o s t Home May 2 3 a t
,3:00 p.m. All mem b e r s a r e
u rg e d to a t t e n d th is me e t ing.
F in a l p la n s w e r e d is c u s s ­e
d fo r th e a n n u a l d in n e r
m e e tin g to b e h e ld M o n d ay ,
J u n e h a t 0:t>0 p .m . m th e
L eg io n H om e . All w h o
w ish to a tt e n d s h o u ld eon-
(.•><'( M rs . Lowe. 3J(> Ha st
Seco n d A VC.. (.VIA (>-5030)
n o t l a t e r th a n J u n e 1st.
'f je k e ts will h e a v a ila b le a t
th e d o o r t h a t evening;.
Special g u e s t s for th e d i n ­n
e r will include , Mrs. Th oma s
Middle ton, L a n c a s t e r County
Council Di re c to r ; a n d Mrs.
Amb ro s e P lum m e r th e L a n c a s ­t
e r Co u n ty p re s id en t . Oth e r
g u e s t s to be a n n o u n c e d la te r .
Th e new of f ice rs will he in ­s
ta l le d bv th e d i r e c to r a t this
me e t ing.
/■ Th e p r e s id e n t of th e V e t e r ­a
n s of F o r e ig n Wa r s Auxili­a
ry was p r e s e n t a n d p la n s
we re ma d e for th e two a u x i l i ­a
r ie s to p a r t i c ip a te in the-
(C o n t in u e d from page 3)
LITITZ' FIRST TOURIST BROCHURE
Woman's Club To
Hold Rummage Sale
A r um m a g e sale will be held
by th e Lit i tz W om a n ’s Club
on T h u r sd a y , May 12th and
a n y o n e h a v in g any rum m a g e to
c o n t r ib u t e is a sk e d to t a k e it
to th e g a r a g e of Mrs. Delbcrl
Smi th, 301 F r o n t St., oil Mon­day,
Tuesday, May 9 a n d 10 and
b e io re 6:00 p.m. May 11.
Clothing, g adge t s , toys, .and
sma ll h o u s e h o ld a r t ic le s a re
v e ry d e s i rab le rum ma g e . Mrs
R o b e r t W a t t s a n d Mrs. P a u l
McCloud, c o -ch a irma n of th e
ways a n d me a n s c ommi t te e a re
in cha rge .
Tryouts Open Saturday
For Little Loop Teams
The Wa rw i c k L i t t le Le a g u e
Midge t-Midge t and Midget.
Ba seball T e ams will hold in­i
tia l t ry o u t s th i s S a tu rd a y ,
May 7 a n d second t ry o u t s
will be on S a tu rd a y , May 14
a t 1:30 P.M.
Th e t ry o u t s will be p a t t e r n ­ed
a l t e r a m a jo r le ague team
t r y o u t wi th 1st pick in the
d r a f t to tire la s t te am f in i sh e r
in each league.
Boys f rom Lit.itz-R.D.3 and
L i t i tz will r e p o r t to th e Wi l ­b
u r Chocola te Fie ld, boys f rom
L i t i tz RD4 a n d Ro th sv i lle will
r e p o r t to th e Ro th sv i lle Elem.
School a n d boys f rom Lititz
..RD1 and Lit i tz RD2 will r e ­p
o r t to th e B ru n n e rv i l l e Elem.
School.
P r e s id e n t R o b e r t H. Gibbel
a n n o u n c e d th e fol lowing men
h a v e a c c ep te d -coaching pos i ­t
io n s fo r th i s summe r . Na t io n a l
L e a g u e - Midget-Midget.: L i t ­itz
P h i l lie s : Cla renc e Maha rg,
Ch a r le s C a r r ie r a n d P a u l E c k ­e
r t: Lit i tz .Cardinals: Dick
Sipe; Lit i tz Re d le g s : Dick Al-leb
a ch J r . , a n d Bruc e B u r k ­h
o ld e r : Lit i tz Giants , Skip
Kopp, W a l t e r Ba rd. Glenn
Du s smg e r , a n d Mel Jo n e s :
Ro th sv i lle Dc d a e r s : J im
Klopp; a n d Bru n n e rv i l l e B r a v ­es:
Ba r ry Erb.
Th e Ame r ic a n L e a g u e or
Midge t: Bob Gibbel, Lit i tz
Wh i t e Soxs: Byron Solt. L i t ­itz
In d ia n s : Dick (Ja rman,
Lit i tz Red Soxs: B ru n n e rv i l le
Tig e r s : Nevin. B u sh o n g and
R a y Hu b e r . Ro th sv i lle Orioles :
J im Davidson. A “ Casey S te n ­g
e l ’’ is ne eded for th e Lit i tz
Yankee s a n d also a s s i s t a n t
coa che s for each le a g u e if
a n y o n e is in te r e s t e d in h e lp ­in
g o u t th e y sh o u ld c o n ta c t
Bob Gibbel, Th e Re c re a t io n
C e n te r or Th e Te am Coach.
H. L. Kline
Retires As
Garageman
H a r r y L. Kline, a g a r a g ema n
in th e Lititz a r e a sinc e 19 34, is
se lling his g a r a g e bus ine s s , a c ­cord
in g to a jo in t a n n o u n c e ­me
n t mad e th is week.
Kline p re s e n t ly is doing b u s i ­ne
s s as Kl in e Motors. 7 23 L i t ­itz
Pike ,South. He a n n o u n c e d
he is selling his g a r a g e stock
and le a s ing th e b u i ld in g to
Jo h n [!. Ste f fy J r . , 240 S.
Broad St.
S ic ily sa id lie in ( u rn lias
p u rc h a s e d th e b u s in e s s a t Lit-ilz
S p rin g s G a r a g e a n d wiil
move it from th e lo c a tio n at
2 4 3 S. B ro ad St., in to th e
K lin e M o to rs g a r a g e by J u n e
I.
Steffy, who is sole p ro p r ie to r ,
said he will c o n t in u e th e b u s i ­ness
u n d e r the present, d i s t r i ­b
u to r s h ip s a t th e new location.
Kline said he will lease his
e n t i r e g a r a g e to Ste f fy with
the exception of a used car lot
to th e n o r th . Klme will con­tin
u e as a used c a r d e a le r only.
The p r e s e n t Kl in e Motors
b u i ld in g was bu i lt in 19 49 by
Kline who be g an th e g a r a g e
b u s in e s s a t his f a rm in Ha lt-ville
in 1934. He moved the
b u s ine s s th e fol lowing ye a r to
Lex in g to n a n d f rom 1935 to
1945 o p e r a te d th e r e un t il he
moved to 301 E. Main St. In
1949 he b u i l t th e p r e s e n t Kline
Motors.
Kl in e th is we ek began a sale
of his s tock of a u to t ire s , a c ­cessories,
etc., in p r e p a r a t io n
for v a c a t in g th e premise s .
‘Field Day*
By ABC On
Sat. May 21
Yo u th of th e W'arwick
School Di s t r ic t get a chan c e to
d i sp la y th e i r t r a c k a n d field
powe r s a g a in th is y e a r wh e n
Lit i tz Ch a p te r . Ame r ic a n B u s ­ines
s (d u b holds i ts a n n u a l
Fie ld Day on S a tu rd a y . May
21.
Ke n Simmons , c h a i rma n for
F ie ld Dav. said th e ev en t is
an o p p o r tu n i ty for all school
y o u n g s te r s b e twe e n th e ages
of t e n a n d 18 to e n t e r th e
D a r k and in Id event s
1 o u th w ill b e c om p e tin g
H g a in n st o n e a n o th e r w ith in
th e i r own a g e b r a c k e t.
E v e n ts to be r u n o t f in c lu d e
(¡ashes, h ig h jum p , s ta n d in g
b ro a d jum p , so f tb a ll th row ,
s h o tp u t d is ta n c e r u n s a n d
re la y s.
T e ams will be picked to th e
e omp e tn v e s p i r i t can be wh ip p ­ed
up tor. th e a n n u a l a f fa i r ,
a c c o rd in g to Simmons .
T ro p h y s will be p r e s e n t e d to
those who a chieve th e mos t
points in th e i r own age groups .
Individua l aw a rd s will also be
given for each ev en t a n d th e
win n in g t e am mem b e r s will
re ceive a medal.
Those p e r so n s re c e iving tro-phvs
to r th e o u t s t a n d in g p e r ­fo
rma n c e will be in v ite d to a
-dinner me e t in g he ld in th e i r
h o n o r bv ABC.
E n t r i e s c an be ma d e by con-t.
acitng Rec Di re c to r Bill Bell
a t his office.
Simmo n s emp h a s iz e d it i s n ’t
ne c e s s a ry to k n ow a n y th in g
a b o u t t r a c k to e n te r th e events.
He u rg e s boys to s ign up now
so t h a t event s c an be scheduled.
Thief Harvests
Cigars From Car
Of Boro Resident
A sn e a k th e i f used a h a t c h e t
to h a rv e s t a $15 0 crop ot
tobacco h e re ye s te rd a y .
Police sa id th e th ie f e n te r e d
the g a r a g e of J o h n Bre n en ian ,
20 7 S. Lo cu s t St., and sma sh ed
o u t a wing window of th e ve ­hicle
B re n e n ia n uses on his
ciga r sa le s ro unds .
A q u a n t i ty of c iga r s was
s tolen a n d police said th e th e f t
we n t u n n o t ic e d u n t il y e s te rd a y
mo rn in g in d ic a t in g th e th ie f
wa s q u ie t as he e n te r e d th e
g a r a g e a jo in in g B r e n em a n ’s
home.
Th e b r a n d of th e s tolen ci­g
a r s ' [Tun-ester.
Senior Cabaret
This Saturday
The Senior C a b a r e t will be
he ld on S a tu rd a y . May 7tli f rom
8 :3 0 to 11 :3 0 p.m. in th e
c a fe te r ia ot th e Wa rw i c k High
School.
Th e theme ' for th e -dance will
he “Yo u n g e r T h a n S p r in g t im e ’’
md th e Ma n h a t t a n Or c h e s t r a
will fu rn i sh the music. T h e r e
will be a f loor show a n d Dr.
Tohn Shenk, h y p n o t i s t , of
Vlillersvillfi S t a te College, will
e n te r ta in .
R e f r e s hm e n t s will be .served
and th e fee is one d o l la r per
pe rson or one f i f ty pe r couple.
Melvin Jo n e s is c h a i rm a n of
th e d a n c e commi tte e .
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14 >, !-:\Y MEMBERS
Five new mem b e r s we re a c ­c
epted by th e Lit i tz JayOe es a t
a me e t in g T u e s d a y night.
Th ey in c lu d e P a t Mastro-m.
atteo’, Lowe ll K e a th , .Th oma s
Rid d e r , R o n a ld H e r s h e y and
Steve Pa lkovic .
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P h o to sh ow s th e p ro g r e s s o f d em o litio n of th e L ititz
R e c r e a tio n C e n te r. On to p ot b u ild in g a r e tw o d em o litio n
w o rk e r s . A th ir d w o rk e r is ju s t w a lk in g aw ay from th e r a n g e
o f th e c am e ra . An Old O rd e r A n iishm a n , lie a jijia r e n tly d id n ’t
r e lis h b e in g a s u b je c t fo r a c am e r a ; even a t lo n g ra n g e .
Center Bids
To Go Out
On May 17
Demoli t ion wo rk c o n tin u e d
on Lit i tz R e c r e a t io n Ce n te r
th is we ek as sp e c if ic a t io n s for
c o n s t ru c t io n of a new $15 0,-
0 00 c e n te r a re be ing p r e p a r e d
for bids, . . .
I t is p la n n e d t h a t bids will
go o u t on May 17. When bids
a re r e tu r n e d m J u n e t h e ’ c en­t
e r will g e t its f i r s t in d ic a tio n
of th e a c tu a l co n s t ru c t io n : cost
of th e R e v . 1. Wa l to n ■ Bobs t
R e c r e a t io n Center.
D em o litio n of tlie old
b u ild in g lias b r o u g h t o u t ii
c rew of s id ew a lk s u p e r in ­te
n d e n ts . T h e b u ild in g h a s
b e en u se d a s a c e n te r fo r
th e r e c r e a tio n p r o g r am of
Lil'-ifz sin c e 1 !M5 when il
w a s g iv en to th e c om m u n ity
bv Ita ip li M. S p a c h t.
P r io r to th a t th e b u i ld in g
served such fu n c t io n s as a
k n i t t in g mill, h a v in g been
used m 189 8 by th e K a u f f ­ma
n K n i t t in g Mill Co. The
k n i t t in g mill f irm was dis solv­ed
a n d m 1 905 publ ic money
was used to p u r c h a s e th e
b u i ld in g to o t te r it as an a t ­t
r a c t io n for new in d u s t ry to
Lititz.
In 1905 Gen e ra l Cigar Co.
moved in a n d s ta y ed to r ten
ye a r s be fo re th e la te .John
He lnian took it over for an
a n t iq u e b u s in e s s Sp a c h t p u r ­cha
s ed th e b u i ld in g in 1944
and imme d ia te ly do n a ted it to
Lititz.
Silici' I h en it h a s ho-yicd
a ro c re a i Ion jm eg ran i wh ich
h a s been g row in g h e ro e v e r
sin c e its in c e p tio n . T h e new
e d i to r w ill h o u s e a il o f th e
c u r r e n t a c tiv itie s c o n d u c te d
by th e r e c r e a tio n d e p a r t ­m
e n t a n d w ill a lso in c lu d e
room lo r e x p an s io n .
J u s t wh e re th e r ema in s of
th e old c e n te r wind up is in
the h a n d s of th e Amish.
Among th e wre ck in g c rew a re
s e v e ra l memb e r s of th e Old
Ord e r Amish sect. They a re
s a lv a g in g wood which p ro ­bably
will be used to build
b a rn s or tobacco sh e d s on
Ami sh f a rm s in this a rea.
A Correction
An Oldsmobile a d v e r t i s e ­m
e n t in la s t w e e k ’s edition
c a r r i e d th e wro n g s ig n a tu r e .
The Re co rd e r ro n e o u s ly
placed th e s ig n a tu r e of th e
Lit i tz Sp r in g s Ga rag e b e n e a th
th e a d v e r t i s eme n t . The s ig n a ­t
u r e s h o u ld h a v e be en t h a t of
J. Ha rv e y Spahr , 41 N. Main
St., Manhe im.
Teenager
To Miss
Old Rec
Demo li t io n of L i t i tz ’ 15-year-old
re c r e a t io n c en te r b u i ld in g
to m a k e way to r th e new, has
tu rn e d local te e n - a g e r s minds
to - th e lan d of nos ta lgia .
As work on th e c e n te r p ro ­gresses,
s eve ra l local y o u th s
ha v e r em a r k e d t h a t a l th o u g h
th e y a r e an x io u s to g e t in to th e
new q u a r te r s , se e ing th e w r e c k ­ing
c rew w o rk in g on th e old
“ R e c ’’ gave th em a twinge of
sadne s s .
At le a s t one local te e n -ag e r
h a s p u t th e s e t h o u g h t s into
wr iting. She is Miss Se lma
Cox, -daughte r of Se lma -Gorton
Cox, a f r e q u e n t c o n t r ib u to r to
our pa p e r , a n d th e following
a r t ic le w r i t te n by th e Wa rwick
sen io r is r e p r e s e n t a t iv e of the
fe eling of man y local y o u n g
k pile who p a r t i c ip a te d m r e ­c
rea tion p ro g rams .
He r a r tic le was p u b l ish ed m
W a rw i c k ’s school pa p e r , “Tepe e
To p ic s ’’ a n d follows:
Goodbye
I t ha s o f ten been said th a t
“ All good th in g s mu s t come to
an e n d ” and likewise, all bad.
E v e n tu a l ly e xpe r ienc e s of both
n a tu r e s -depart inr.o th e mvs-t.
enous lan d of memor ies ,' wh e re
g a te s a re lef t a j a r so t h a t one
(C o n t in u e d f rom page 2)
H IM L S 'l'l B S A ' iM
, \ n i; \hi-: ■> li
Th e Wa rwic k F u t u r e Home
Ma k e rs of Ame r ic a , an o rg a n ­iz
a t ion of th e Home E c o n om­ics
d e p a r tm e n t of th e W a r ­wick
High school, will hold a
Bake Sale a t th e F i r e Hous e
on F r id a y , May Bth b eg in n in g
a t 4 :0 0 p.m. J o a n n e Leshe.r
is m charge .
Ma jo r c o n s t ru c t io n p ro je c t s
to ta l in g over a h a l t million
d ol la r s will ge t un-derwav m
Lit i tz wi th in th e next mo n th .
Bids aw a rd in g w o rk m th e
amo u n t of $572.134 we re let
t o r :
t . A $ 3 9 5 ,0 0 0 re v am jiin g
a n d e x te n sio n to tire L ititz
B o ro u g h W a te r D e p a r tm e n t’s
'.pumping, s to r a g e a n d d is ­tr
ib u tio n lin e s a n d
2. A c o n tr a c t to ta lin g
$ 1 7 7 ,1 3 4 to r th e r e c o n s tr u c ­t
io n o t E a s t Main S tr e e t,
The w a t e r sy s tem improve -
Boychoir’s
Concert
Nets $490
T h e Wa rw i c k Music P a r e n t s
Club me t on Monday n ig h t a t
8 p.m. in th e Music D e p a r t ­m
e n t of th e W a rw i c k Hig h
School. This me e t in g wa s the
f inal one for th e Sp r in g s e a ­son.
Th e next re g u la r ly
sc h e d u le d me e t in g will be he ld
in Septembe r.
A d r ia n DeVink, t r e a s u r e r ,
r e p o r t e d t h a t all bills for th e
Co lumb u s Boychoir Conc e r t
we re pa id leaving a n e t in ­come
to th e Club of $490.34.
The gros s re c ep t were $1064.-
25.
The group a g r e e d t h a t p u b ­lic
re sp o n s e to a n d a c c eptanc e
ot th is type of c o n c e r t was
ve ry g ra ti fy in g . I t wa s d e ­cided
to mak e plans for a d ­d
i tio n a l mus ica l c o n c e r t p r e s ­e
n ta t io n for th e 1960-61
school te rm. In l ine with the
de ci s ion to c a r ry on th e con­c
e r t p ro g r ams th e club also
voted to sell th e food s ta n d
a n d e q u ipme n t which h a d been
used m fo rme r y e a r s for th e
Music B a r e n t s ’ Club F a rm
Show activities.
P a r t ie s in te r e s te d m e i th e r
th e s t a n d or th e e q u ipme n t
sh o u ld c o n ta c t DeVink for a d ­d
i t io n a l in fo rma t io n .
H o ra c e K a u f fma n , p r e s i ­dent,
a n n o u n c e d th a t th e r e
h a d been no a d d i t io n a l word
re ce ived with r e g a rd s to a
s um m e r conc e r t by th e U.S.
Army Fie ld Band. - Mr. and
Mrs. W a l t e r Spicer ha v e been
h a n d l in g c o r re sp o n d e n c e on
this projec t.
In th e final a ction of the
ev en in g th e club voted to pay
th e expenses for e n t e r t a i n ­m
e n t a t th e F i r s t An n u a l
Music Ba nque t . Tile High
School ■ is c o n t r ib u t in g the.
meal por t ion ot th e b a n q u e t ,
B e n jamin F o r r e s t was a p ­p
o in te d t em p o r a r i ly to till the
v a c a n t office ot se c re ta ry . The
h o sp i ta l i ty c ommi t te e c o n s i s t ­ing
ot Mrs. Ch a r le s Gu n d rum,
Mrs. Oma r B ru b a k e r a n d Mrs.
L e s te r Hess, se rved r e f r e s h ­m
e n t s a t the end of th e bus ­ines
s mee ting.
Final Of Spring Music
Concerts On May 14th
The f inal c o n c e r t of th e 19 60
Sp r in g Music F e s t iv a l will be
p re s e n te d on S a tu rd a y evening,
May 14, in th e h ig h school
a u d i to r ium, by th e th r e e mus ic
o rg a n iz a t io n s — The Seventh
Grads Chorus , Th e J r . High
Orc h e s tra , a n d th e Sr. High
Glee Club.
A p a t r io t ic se lec tion by Clay
Bo lan d — “ I Lik e I t H e r e , ”
“T a k e Me Alo n g ” — f rom th e
Bro a dwa y mu s ic a l s , and a
sma l l e n s emb le will ■ h ig h l ig h t
th e ch o ru s p ro g ram. Da r len e
He lma n a n d J a n ic e Myers a
a ccompani s t s .
T cm Mur r , a memb e r of the
J r . High Orc h e s tra will n l n
a s t r in g bass solo “ Tlie Jolly
D u t c hm a n ” -during th e .orchest­ral-
p o r t io n of th e p ro g r am and
a f lu te e n semb le will a lso1 play.
The o r c h e s t r a will be h e a rd
playing “Mexican Ove r ture ,
“ P omp a n d C i r c um s t a n c e ” and
“Th e Ha i ls of Iv y .”
(Co n t in u e d f rom pa g e 2)
me n t s m u s t be pa id o u t ot
re v en u e s b ro u g h t m by th e
use ot b o ro u g h wa ter . The
r a t e of r e p a ym e n t of a 28
v e a r n o n -d e b t re v e n u e bond
is sue is ba se d on th e c u r r e n t
w a t e r ra te s . -
Sam e W a te r R a te
Al th o u g h th e ma rg in of pay­men
t vs re v e n u e will be close
m the e a r lv ye a r s of th e bond
issue, b o ro u g h council is not
c o n tem p la t in g a ra is e in w a t e r
ra te s .
The E a s t Mam S t r e e t p r o ­je
c t will be pa id for by th e
S t a te except to r . curbing,
p r o p ' i i j owne r s m u s t pay
■42,51) p e r f r o n t toot for c u rb ­ing.
The Sta te Hig hwa y s De­p
a r tm e n t aw a rd e d th e con­tract.
to r Mam S t r e e t to th e H.
R. Miller Co., L an c a s te r . The
>- 79 i 'isc foi tu ib in g include s
excava t ing.
In c a se s w h e r e tile S ta te
c h a n g e s tlie e x is tin g g r a d e
o f file s t r e e t th e co st o f
s id ew a lk r e p la c em e n t will
he b o rn e by tlie b o ro u g h .
T lie b o ro u g h m u s t a lso b e a r
th e c o st of t r e e rem o v a l;
II h a s been e s tim a te d th a t
som e 8 0 tr e e s m u s t be u p ­ro
o te d at. an e s tim a te d c o s t 1
o f $ I o o p e r tr e e .
The cost of s id ewa lk re­p
l a c eme n t is $5 p e r sq u a r e
yard. Sid ewa lk s a n d c u rb in g
a t s t r e e t in te r s e c t io n s will he
pa id for by th e borough,
A J u n e s t a r t on th e Main
S t r e e t reb u i ld in g , which ha s
been in th e m a k in g since
19,i5, is envis ioned.
T he­b
en d
t h e faci
su i t fii
Co.
Th e f irm
( C o n t in u e d
w a t e r imp ro v eme n t s
i ssue we n t th r o u g h in
of a $23,000 d ama g e
M by L it i tz Ma c h in e
c la ims t h a t in
f rom page 3) ’
Warwick Girl
Wins'2nd Place
For Poster Art
A .second prize aw a rd Of $i
has be en mad e to Carol}
Obi rh o] tz e r by th e Zeml
viirine Circus fo r he r enti
in a circus p o s te r contest.
Miss Ob e rh o l tz e r , dauglfti
'i AI,’. a n d Mrs. Wil ra e r Obe
h dtze r , Lit i tz R4, is a i r e s ’
man a t, IVarwink - High Soho
tak in g the. gene ra l course.
High School Pr in c ip a l , N.
-1 n h rma p caid, she is an excc
ient a r t s tu d e n t and is yei
much in te r e s t e d in th e d r aw i r
iii-'I p a in t in g aspect.
He r p o s te r was chosen fro
i.niopg h u n d r e d s of e n t r ie s su
nutter] bv school s tu d e n t s
ume counties: H e r achievemei
na.d F u h rm a n p is even moi
"mmon da b]t co n s id e r in g tin
it was th e f i r s t time she ha
e n te r e d an a r t contest.
Lions Sell Out
1,200' Barbecues
Lit i tz Lions Club h a d to
h a n g out th e “ sold o u t ” sign
a t n s f i r s t chicken b a rb e c u e
la s t F r id a y .
Club p r e s id e n t Ch a r le y
Wa g ama n said 1,200 ha lve s
oi chicken we re sold a n d th e
club b a d to t u r n away seve ra l
h u n d r e d mo re orde rs .
He is sued a public apology
th is we ek, ex p la in in g it was
th e c lu b ’s f i r s t v e n tu r e into
th e b a rb e c u e field. Tims com­bined
wi th nice w e a th e r p ro ­duc
ed mo re ot a d em a n d -for
chicken t h a n th e su p p ly w a s
able to fill.
Pro c e e d s we n t to th e S um­me
r Bl ind Camp,