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84th Year Established April, 1877, as The sunbeam Lititz, L an c a ste r Co., Pa., T hursday, October 20, 1960
(Consolidated with The Lititz Record, 1937) 18 Pages No. 27
2 -Day Bargain Festival & Celebration To
Mark St. Re-Opening Friday & Saturday
Band Concerts, Dancing
To Give Affair
Carnival Atmosphere
Automobile Filled With $500 Worth Of Merchan­dise
Will Be Presented Some Lucky Shopper
At 11 P.M. Saturday; Retailers Also To
Present Customers With Many Gifts
The en tire Warwick Are a will join East Main
S tre e t m e rch an ts and re ta ile rs in ju b ila n tly c e leb ra t­in
g th e re-opening of th e n ew ly -b u ilt Main S tre e t w ith
a gala two-day b a rg a in festival, th is F rid ay and
S a tu rd ay .
Dancing in the stre e t, ban d concerts, rock-and-roll
and th e aw a rd in g of sev e ra l h u n d red gifts including
an automobile completely filled w ith merchandis, are
included in th e list of a ttra c tio n s aimed a t b ringing
thousands of persons back to th e L ititz shopping area.
The L ititz Community Band will p re sen t band
concerts at th e S quare and from various points along
th e business section F rid a y evening from 6:30 to 8:30
p.m. and S a tu rd ay from 1 to 4 p.m.
Special m u s ic ,. including amplification and The
S ta r Du sters which has made a big h it w ith local
teen-agers, w ill continue th ro u g h o u t th e evening S a t­urd
ay , w ith dancing continuing from 9 p.m. u n til
eleven.
The firs t block ' of East Main S tre e t w ill be
. blocked off for th e c e leb ratio n from 1 p.m. S a tu rd ay
u n til eleven o’clock w ith stores rem a in in g open u n til
then.
The c e leb ratio n is being p lan n ed b y re ta ile rs w ith
th e Chamber of Commerce and th e two local banks
d e fray in g costs of th e b an d and broadcasts by WGSA,
E p h ra ta radio station.
Stands w ill be e rected in th e firs t block on th e
stre e t by th e Lititz Recreatio n Center, fe a tu rin g soft
drinks, an d sandwiches; th e Society of F a rm Women,
who will offer Moravian sugar-cake, home-made, of
course, doughnuts and coffee; th e Ambulance Group,
h an d lin g subs, h ot dogs, cider and p um p k in pie; and
th e L ititz P a re n t Teachers Association, who will con­du
ct a n o v e lty stand.
The Ju n io r Cham b er of Commerce w ill sponsor
p o n y rides as we ll as rid es in th e motorized go-carts,
m in ia tu re ra cers, S a tu rd a y afternoon, w ith th e cele­b
ra tio n d u rin g th is perio d tak in g on th e aspects of
m in ia tu re fa rm show.
Price-Slashing Bargains Offered
By Retailers During Celebration
Much of th e in te re st in th e two-day celebration
centers a ro u n d th e aw a rd in g of an automobile filled
w ith merchandise to some lucky shopper. The automo­bile
w ill be d riv en ab o u t th e borough F rid a y and
S a tu rd ay , amplifying music and making announce­ments.
This p a r t of th e c e leb ratio n will include con­ce
rts of reco rd ed music a t many of th e neighborhood
stores o u tsid e th e Main S tre e t are a b u t who a re jo in ­ing
in th e c e leb ra tio n .’
Merchants and re ta ile rs th ro u g h o u t th e e n tire boro
also have gone a ll out in p re sen tin g a two-day b a rg ain
fe stiv a l such as local shoppers n ev e r before witnessed.
They are, lite ra lly , expressing th e ir joy a t h aving
s tre e t conditions h e re re tu rn e d to n o rm a l b u t slashing
prices to th e v e ry bone -— rig h t when folks ev e ry ­w
h e re a re sta rtin g to con c en tra te on th e ir Christmas
shopping ideas.
The two-day sale begins F rid ay m o rn in g a t 9 a.m.
and will continue th ro u g h o u t F rid ay and S a tu rd ay u n ­til
11 p.m. An indication of th e ty p e of money-saving
b argains being offered w ill b e seen by examining th e
announc ements c a rried by th e m e rch an ts in th is issue
of The Record-Express.
The automobile w ill be given aw ay a t 11 p.m. w ith
th e d raw in g scheduled to continue u n til a tic k e t is
d raw n and th e person id en tified . The shopper m u st be
p re sen t to win th e ca r unless it rains. In th a t case
th e firs t card d raw n w ill be d ec la red th e w in n e r and
n o tified by phone. In case of ra in , th e dancing will
be tra n s fe rre d from th e s tre e t to th e Borough Elemen­ta
ry School gymnasium.
Many of th e re ta ile rs also will be giving away a
larg e n um b e r of v a lu ab le prizes and gifts. These
d rawings will be made in th e stores ju s t before th e
tick ets are collected, w ith these winning tick e ts th en
being re tu rn e d to th e boxes so th a t they, too, can be
in competition for th e automobile.
Many of th e stores also a re p lan n in g u n u su a l
su rp rise s for th e ir customers. One example of this is
a larg e cake of ice, in which a re a n um b e r of packs
of sausage, which w ill be placed in fro n t of D o ste r’s
jVIarket. An en tire W in te r’s supply of sausage w ill be
aw a rd ed th e persons most n e a rly guessing th e time
th e cake will have completely melted.
MAIN STREET LOOKING NORMAL — LET'S CELEBRATE!
— Ro e o rd -FvprcNs Fhoto
WoikniGn hit soon pniiUiiu; ilir ivnlTit* lovvorinti rniuns mid rc-building? IIh* s t r e e t
1 i ii tvs, the linal slop ni uett in»; Viam Stre et sur lueo. And h e re is wh e r e lolUs will ibmee
bnek lo nor imd a l l e r ..more th a n » w e a r oi' S a t imin y nlu'hf, in ee.lebrai.ion.
School Directors Deny
Any Move To Oust
Lititz Public Library
Di re c to r s of th e Lititz. P u b ­lic
L ib r a ry “ jum p e d th e g u n ”
in r e a c h in g th e d e c i s ion they
we re be ing tos sed o u t of the
Lit i tz E lem e n t a r y S c h o o l
Bui lding!
This wa s t h e a s s e r t io n em­p
h a t ic a l ly ma d e by Wa rwic k
Union School , Di re c to r s la s t
evening wh e n th e y d e c l a r e d
th e y “me re ly s o u g h t an ex­p
re s s ion of opinion in r e g a r d
to l ig h t e n in g th e d u t ie s of th e
p r e s e n t l ib r a r i a n . ”
As f a r as th e space for the
4,000 books owned by th e
public l ib r a ry a r e conc e rned,
t h e ‘ books c an r em a in wh e r e
th e y a re a t p re s en t , in ■ the
l ib r a ry a t th e b o ro u g h e le ­m
e n t a ry school b ui lding, or a
s e p a ra t e ro om will be p ro ­vided,
d i r e c to r s a s se r ted .
Di re c to r s called a t t e n t io n
to th e p h r a s in g of th e i r l e t t e r
in ex p re s s in g th e i r b ewi ld e r ­me
n t t h a t th e l ib r a ry a s so ­c
ia t ion h a d e x p re s s ed such
a la rm. The p a r t o f th e l e t t e r
m q u e s t io n is as follows:
“Th e te a c h in g lo ad a n d
d u t ie s of th e l ib r a r i a n ha s
be en in c re a s in g ye ar ly! A r e ­e
x amin a t io n of h e r s c h e d u le
for th e y e a r in d ic a te s th e a d ­vi
sability of d i s c o n t in u in g he r
services as th e l ib r a r i a n for
th e P u b l ic Lib ra ry . The School
Bo a rd re q u e s t s an expes sion
fom th e l ib r a ry a t its next
me e t ing, Oc tbe r 19, i9 6 0 , on
w h a t a r r a n g em e n t s can be
ma d e to t a k e ove r th e o p e r ­a
tio n s of th e P ubl ic L ib r a ry as
quickly as pos s ible .”
Since th e n , memb e r s of the
ABCD, a u x i l i a ry of th e local
c h a p t e r of th e Ame r ic a n
Bu s in e s s Club, ha v e in d ic a t ­ed
th e i r willingne s s to provide
v o lu n te e r l ib ra r ian s .
I t wa s felt, howeve r ; t h a t a
s e p a ra t e ro om in th e fu tu r e ,
mig h t en ab le b o th th e public
a n d th e school l ib r a ry to fu n c ­tion
mo re smoothly. As for
o u s t in g th e l ib r a ry comple te ly
f rom th e bu i ld in g , th e d i re c ­to
r s h a d a t no t ime e n t e r ­ta
in ed any such idea, th ey
re i t e r a t e d .
$150 In Hallowe’en Parade Prizes;
To Crown Queen; Plan Huge Bonfire
Borough Dropped $1,000
In Parking Meter Loss
Mumme r s w h o p a r t i c ip a te
in- th e H a l low e ’en p a r a d e will
c ompe te for- 3 3 pr ize s to ta l in g
a p p ro x ima t e ly $ 1 5 0 ' in cash,
memb e r s of th e Lions Club
c ommi t te e a r r a n g in g th e ma r c h
a n n o u n c e d th is week.
-A n d th i s y e a r ’s .ou tp o u r in g
of sp o o k s a n d nobgoblins ,
s c h e d u le d to t a k e place in
th e c e n te r of town next T h u r s ­day
n ig h t , will be as s p e c ta ­c
u la r as a n y ever h e ld — plus
tile f e a tu r e of a pre -Co lumb ia
g ame ra l ly a n d -bonf i re l a t e r
th e same evening.
PET SQUIRRELS STILL HEALTHY
T \ k"- „ 4 fc
3 * S t ' v „ y F :
f S ‘ ft
As m f o rm e r y e a r s , mu ch
in te r e s t a n d -speculation s u r ­ro
u n d s th e - se le c tion - a n d
c rown in g of th e Ha l lorve ’en
Queen. T h r e e y o u n g Wa rw i c k
H ig i r School Seniors, chosen
by a. v o te of th e i r fellow-s
tu d e n t s , will vie to r th e title.
Th ey a r e Be tsy Cox, Ma ry
J a n e Good a n d Sue Hos ie r .
The two n o t chosen- as th e
Que en will se rve as h e r 'c o u r t .
Th e p a r a d e will fo rm a t
Ora n g e a n d Spruc e s t r e e t s
next T h u r s d a y n ig h t a t 6; 30
p.m. . to b e p re - ju d g e d . The
p a r a d e is s c h e d u le d to move
e a s t on Ora n g e S t r e e t p rom p t ­ly
a t 7 p.m.
Th e p a r a d e ro u t e will con­t
in u e to Bro ad , n o r th on
Broad- S t r e e t to th e ■ Squa re ,
e a s t on Main S t r e e t to Cedar
S t re e t , so u th on Ce d a r " to
Ora n g e a n d we s t on - Ora n g e
ba ck to B.road S t re e t ,
At Bro a d th e m a r c h e r s will
r e - t r a c e th e i r s teps a n d r e ­t
u r n to t h e ; j u d g e s ’ s t a n d ’, m
t h e . f i r s t , block of E a s t Main
S t re e t : ■ As-- th e y ■ pass, th e
. ju d g e s ’ s t a n d th e se cond t ime
.cash aw a rd s will be ma d e to
th e pr ize win n e r s . The p a r a d e
will d i sb a n d a f t e r p a s s in g th e
j u d g e s ’ s tand.
. Music fo r th e p a r a d e will
be . fu rn i s h e d by th e Lititz
Commu n i ty B a n d a n d th e War -
(C o n t in u e d on P a g e 3)
Bo ro u g h p a rk in g me te r s
will go ba ck up a lo n g th e
f i r s t two blocks of E a s t Main
S t r e e t n e x t week!
And whi le some b u s in e s s ­me
n e x p r e s s e d th e o p in io n
t h a t th e m e t e r s sh o u ld n o t
be in s t a l l e d imme d ia te ly , in.
view of sh o p p in g losses- d u r ­ing
th e - r e - b u i l d i n g , th e b o r ­oug
h , too, h a s los t a lot of
d o l la r s in th e d e a l , Bo ro u g h
Ma n a g e r - Dave B a u e r p o in te d
out.N
o rma l ly each m e t e r b r in g s
into th e b o ro u g h t r e a s u r y on
an a v e ra g e of one d o l l a r per
m e t e r in th e f i r s t two blocks
of E a s t Main St re e t . And when
th e m e t e r s w e r e remo v e d the
f i r s t we ek in Ju ly , re venue ,
n a tu r a l ly , s to p p e d .'coming, in.
Wi th a p p ro x ima t e ly 5 5 m e ­te
r s lo c a ted in ■ th i s p a r t :o f - th e
b u s ine s s se c tion, th e b o ro u g h
los t on an a v e r a g e of- $55 a
we ek or -a to ta l ■ o f s l ig h tly less
th a n $900 d u r in g th e time
th e s t r e e t 'w a s . .being- re -built.
Add to th is th e we e k s d u r ­ing
-which- w a t e r - and- -gas
¡ r
Diii'Li Gr ill ilh <m<l Ke n n e th Heed ore shown ten d e r ly
fe e d in g two of th e six sma l l s q u i r r e l s a g ro u p h e r e r e s cu e d
th r e e m o n th s ago a f t e r th e m o th e r h a d be en k i l le d by a t r u c k
on F ro n t St re e t . Th e s e a r e th e onlv two still hvine; a n d th e i r
h e a l th y re n d i t io n , Darla a n d Ke n n e th Loth insisr, is th a t they
have been led r a n l o w ’s milk. Fmsna Dill Fre y a n d .Mrs.
David Gr e in e r both h a d a d p o le d two e a rn oi rhe r ema in in g
lo u r ha by sq u i r r e l s a n d h a d t r ie d to ke ep th em a live wni le
fe eding (h em p a s te u r iz e d mi lk , a la e y e -d ro p p e r , h u t w i th o u t
success.
To Start Painting Store
Windows Here 'Next Week
Loyalty Sunday
At St. Paul's
Th is S u n d a y St. P a u l ’s L u ­t
h e r a n C h u rc h will obse rve
Lo y a l ty S u n d a y wi th th e i r
g u e s t s p e a k e r , th e Rev. H e r ­b
e r t St roupe , P ro f e s s o r of
P r a c t i c a l Theo lo g y a t Ge t ty s ­b
u r g Semin a ry . Services, 10:45
a.m. A Commiss ioner}' Service
will also be h e ld wi th a p p r o ­x
ima t e ly 200 men a ttending}
who will he Commi s s io n e ry
. v i s i to r s s t a r t i n g th i s S u n d a y
■ a f te rn o o n a n d e n d in g Sunday,.
Oc tober 30.
Receives Greetings
From The President
Cy n th ia Ann Pry , d a u g h t e r
of Mr. a n d Mrs. - Wi l l iam D.
P r y of 630 E. Ma in S t re e t , r e ­ceived
b i r th d a y - g r e e t in g s
f rom P r e s id e n t E i s e n h ow e r
for h e r 4 th b i r th d a y .
I t ' se ems Cy n th ia a n d th e
P r e s id e n t sh a r e th e s ame
b i r th -date, Oc tober 14. Cyn­thia
s e n t th e P r e s id e n t a c a rd
on We d n e sd a y mo rn in g and
re ce ived h e r birth-day g r e e t ­ing
on S a tu rd a y mo rn in g .
Th e R e c r e a t io n C e n te r is
a g a in sp o n so r in g “ The Win d ow
P a in t in g C o n t e s t ” fo r s tu d e n t s
of th e Wa rw i c k Union School
Dis tr ict.
.T h e r e -will be seven c la s s i ­f
ic a tions : One — 5 th Grade s
of -the Ro th sv i l le a n d Bru n -
n e rv il le Schools: Two — 6th
Grade s of Ro th sv i l le a n d B ru n -
Gra-des of Li t i tz School: F o u r ­th
-----6 th g r a d e s of Lit i tz
School: F i f th — 7tli Grades
of Wa rwic k J r . H ig h : Sixth—
8th Grade s of Wa rw i c k J r .
Hig h School: a n d S e v e n th —
All Senior Hig h School G r a d ­es.
■
Ch i ld re n wh o wi sh to p a r t i ­cipa
te m u s t s u bm i t a p r e l im in ­a
ry d r a f t of th e i r p la n n e d
p a in t in g by F r id a y , October
21 a t 5 :0 0 p.m. Co n t e s ta n t s
may begin p a in t in g th e win ­dows
on We d n e sd a y , Oct. 2 6
a n d th e y m u s t be c omple ted
by Monday, Oct, 31 a t 4 :0 0
p.m. C o n te s ta n t s ma y w o rk as
in d iv id u a l s or in te ams of two.
T h e r e will be ove r 6 0 d own ­town
Li t i tz Store win d ows
p a in t e d a n d ove r 100 c h ildren
will p a r t ic ip a te . •
Th e t e a c h e r s of th e W a r ­wick
Schools a r e c o -o p e ra tin g
in m a k in g th i s p ro j e c t a suc ­cess,
by p e rm i t t in g th e c h i ld ­re
n to do th e p r e l im in a ry
d r awin g -during' th e i r A r t p e r ­iod.
The th em e of th e win d ow
p a in t in g will be “A u t um n ” or
“H a l low e e n .” T h e r e will be
th r e e c ash pr ize s for each
c la s s if ica tion.
Th e Re c r e a t io n C e n te r will
fu rn i s h all e q u ipme n t a n d m a ­ter
ia l s .
Ha l lowe e n win d ow painting-c
o n te s t s ih c ommu n i t ie s all
ove r th e c o u n t r y 1 h a v e played
s u b s ta n t ia l p a r t s in re d u c in g
v a n d a l i sm to a min imum.
G.O.P. Caucus
In First Ward
On Tuesday -
A c aucus of F i r s t W a r d R e ­pu
b l ic a n s will be h e ld in th e
Odd F e l lows B u i ld in g next
T u e s d a y e v en in g a t 7 :3 0 p.m.,
R a ymo n d Re edy, R e p u b l ic a n s
c ommi t te ema n , a n n o u n c e d ye s ­te
rd a y .
Plans - fo r g e t t in g o u t th e
vote will be discus sed. All
p e r so n s in te r e s t e d in th e we l ­f
a re of th e R e p u b l ic a n P a r t y
and its c a n d id a t e s a re invited
to a t te n d , Mr. Re ed y s a i d . 1
Mr. ‘Reedy- also a n n o u n c e d
t h a t a b s e n te e b a llo t s h a v e
be en o b ta in e d a n d th a t a s s i s ­tan
c e will be given in f i lling
out th e form. Qua lif ied v o te r s
who will be u n a v o id a b ly a b ­s
e n t f rom th e i r p ol ling places
on No v emb e r 8 may c a s t a
b a llot u n d e r th e new Abs ente e
Ba l lo t law, he expla ined.
I f th e v o t e r is p r e s e n t ly in
L a n c a s te r County he m u s t a p ­ply
.in pe r son a t th e co u n ty
c ommi s s io n e r s ’ office in th e
L a n c a s te r Co u n ty 'Cour t Ho u s e
b e fo re No v emb e r 1. I f he is
not now in L a n c a s te r County
he m u s t wr i t e to th e co u n ty
c ommi s s io n e r s for a b a ilot
applic ation.
I f h o sp i ta l iz a t io n , s ickne s s
or physical- di sa b il i ty will p r e ­vent
a v o t e r f rom r e a c h in g
th e poll, he m u s t wr i t e to the
co u n ty commi s s io n e r s for a
b a llo t applic a t ion.
In all cases, th e comp le ted
b a llo t a p p lic a t io n m u s t be r e ­c
eived ba ck by No v emb e r 1,
¡VTr, Re ed y said.
Enjoyed Cruise
Around Ireland
Cru i s in g a ro u n d I r e l a n d in
a 25- toot ya cht , th e P u r i t a n ,
wa s one of m a n y th r i l l in g ex­p
e r ienc e s e n jo y e d by Mr. and
Mrs. Ro b e r t ' Ch amb e r s , now
v i s i tin g Mrs. C h am b e r s ’ p a r ­ents
, Mr. a n d Mrs. W a r n e r K,
Ba re, Owl Hill. Mrs. C h am­be
r s is th e fo rm e r Ma ry Anne
Bare.
T h e y r e c e n t ly r e tu r n e d
f rom sp e n d in g IS m o n th s in
E u so p e d u r in g wh ic h th ey
p u r c h a s e d th e y a c h t a n d sp e n t
t o u r m o n th s sa i ling a ro u n d
I r e l a n d which Mrs. Ch amb e r s
de sc ribe s as “ th e - g r e e n e s t
country. I ha v e ever s e e n .”
They sp e n t th e w i n t e r in a
c o tta g e in Cornwa l l a n d De­vonshi
re , E n g la n d , a n d fo u n d
th e E n g l i sh , people mo s t hos ­pitable.
Th e p a s t Sp r in g th e y we n t
to F r a n c e a n d sa iled t h ro u g h
th e Du tc h c an a ls to th e No r th
Sea. The p a s t few m o n th s we re
sp e n t in D e sm a rk a n d Sweden,
th e n to Co p e n h ag e n a n d home.
Th ey le f t th e i r -yacht in Den­m
a r k fo r th e win te r , Mr. and
Mrs. C h amb e r s a re televis ion'
comme rc ia l wr i te r s .
Art Group
m I
l o L l e c t
Th e Village A r t As soc ia tion
will ’ open its 19 60-61 se a son
wi th a me e t in g Tu e s d a y even­ing
a t F lo y d H a c km a n 's , 411
S. Ceda r St. The me e t in g will
s t a r t a t 8 p.m:
The a n n u a l ele ction of of ­ficers
will be h e ld a n d plans
for a new a n d v a r ie d p ro g r am
will be discus sed.
An - invita tion h a s be en ex­t
e n d e d 1 to an y o n e IS y e a r s of
age or o ld e r who is in te r e s t e d
in a r t , b o th as a p a in t e r or
p a t ro n , to a t t e n d a n d join
th e g roup. I n s t r u c t io n is p ro ­vided
all who d e s i re it.
ma in s we re 1 b e in g lowe red,
a n d th e b o r o u g h ’s loss in
re v e n u e f rom th is sourc e will
go well above th e th o u s a n d
do l la r t ig u re . N a tu r a l ly th e r e
could be no b u d g e t a ry p ro ­vision
m a d e in a smu c h as the
s t r e e t r e -b u i ld in g p ro g r am
s till wa s in d e f in i te - wh e n the
19 60 b u d g e t wa s . d r aw n up
las t year .
The new p a rk in g a r ra n g -
m e n t will he for two c a r s to
p a rk close to g e th e r , a llowin g
p len ty of space in f ro n t and
b eh in d for th em to ge t o u t
a g a in. Th e p a rk in g me t e r s
will be pla c ed two on a
single post, th e s ame as in
L a n c a s t e r 1 City.
To Com imi ing l ila e lu o p p in g
Wo rk has- p ro c e eded to th e
po in t wh e re the- bla c k to p p in g 1
of th e se c tion f rom Che r ry
Alley to Lo cu s t S t r e e t will be
done e a r ly n e x t week, c o n t r a c ­to
r s a s su r e d th is week. This
will p e rmi t th e r e -o p e n in g of
t r a f f ic a lo n g Main S t r e e t to
a po in t wh e re d e to u r s will be
r e d u c e d to a min imum.
The only pos s ible obs ta cle
would b e , the s u d d e n a r r iv a l
of .freezing we a th e r . Should
t h e ex c ep tio n a lly - w a rm
we a th e r to r th is t ime of y e a r
c ontinue , only a sma ll s t re tch
a t th e e x t reme e a s te r ly end of
Main St re e t will r ema in to be
comple ted. W h e t h e r th i s can
also be d o n e be fo re f re e z ing
w e a th e r h a l t s o p e ra t io n s , r e ­ma
in s to be seen.
Seek Funds For
Fountain Flower
The p l a n t in g a n d c are of
f lowe rs a t th e memo r ia l fo u n ­t
a in in th e S q u a re will be
c o n tin u e d next w e e k — if
fu n d s a re available.
Me e ting la s t week, th e
Ne ig h b o rh o o d le a d e r s of the
Girl Scouts voted to c o ntinue
th e w o rk of c a r in g for th e
f lowe rs n e x t year . Du r in g the
p a s t ye ar , more th a n a h u n ­d
r e d memb e r s of th e 16 b o r ­ough
tro o p s of Brown ie s and
Girl Scouts k e p t th e fo u n ta in
a spot of b e auty, even -despite
s t r e e t w o rk in g going ofi at
the time.
But, it wa s empha s iz ed this
week, Girl Scuts a re n o t p e r ­mi
t t e d to se ek fu n d s for anv
cause. Th e local g ro u p who
or ig in a l ly sp o n so red th e p l a n t ­ing
of f lowe rs a t th e fo u n t a in
in d ic a te d th ey will g e t the
money and u rg e d t h a t con­t
r ib u t io n s be s t a r te d imme d i ­ately.
Anyone in te re s te d , should
t a k e d o n a t io n s to Win i f re d
Wa l l s a t th e F a rm e r s N a t io n ­al
B a n k or to J o h n E b e r ly a t
th e Sp r in g s Bank.
Wilt The Stilt To
Be The Main
Attraction
Eve s of a la rg e s e gm e n t of
the sp o r t in g wo r ld will be
focused on Lit i tz th i s e v en ­ing
wh e n th e P h i l a d e lp h ia
Wa r r io r s wi th th e fa b u lo u s
Wilt, th e Stilt in th e i r line-up,
will me e t th e eq u a l ly - imp re s -
dve Syra cuse Nats.
The game will t a k e place
in th e Wa rwic k Hig h School
g ymn a s ium in a .benefit ex­hibit
ion sp o n so red by th e L i t ­itz
Lions Club wi th th e Lit i tz
Re c r e a t io n Ce n te r Bu i ld in g
Puna re c e iving th e proc eeds .
An d while th e mu c h - to u t e d
game s is a ll -b u t sold-out, a
.lumber of t ic k e ts will be -sold
it th e door th i s evening, P a u l
m u d e rm a n , c h a i rm a n of th e
commi t te e in charge , a n n o u n c ­ed
l a te y e s te rd a y . Bu t , only
1,2 0 0 p e r so n s will,, be a dm i t t ­ed,
in su r in g eve ryone a seat.
This is th e second t ime the-
W a r r io r s will a p p e a r i n 1 th e
.ocal . g ymn a s ium in a Cente r
benef it — a n d local sp o r t s
Ians, who ha v e t a k e n th e
Wa r r io r s as th e i r v e ry own,
plan a re a l re c e p t io n ' for th e
len g th y lis t of pro fe s s io n a l
b a s k e tb a l l n o ta b le s on th e i r
a r riva l.
T h ro u g h th e e f fo r t s of lo­cal
Lions , e ach p la y e r a n d of­ficial
will be p r e s e n t e d wi th ,a
gift box of Li t i tz p ro d u c ts .
Companie s whos e d o n a t io n s
m a k e up th e gi f ts a r e th e
Wi lb u r Chocola te Company,
Mo rg a n P a p e r Company, Ani ­ma
l T ra p Company of Ame r i ­ca,
L am b e r t -H u d n u t Mfg. L a ­b
o ra to r ie s , H e r s h e y & Gibbet,
th e Lit i tz P r e tz e l House»,
W a g am a n Bros., th e Ch amb e r
of Comme rc e a n d th e Re co rd -
Expres s.
Th e W a r r io r s a r e coached
by Neil Jo h n s o n a n d th e p ro ­bable
s t a r t in g line -up will be
P a u l Arizin, E d Conlin,' Wi l t
the St i lt C h amb e r la in , Tom
Gola a n d Guy Ro dge r s . Oth e r
W a r r io r s will in c lu d e Jo e
Graboski , Y e rn H a t to n , Andy’
( C o n t in u e d pn P a g e 6 )
Who Made The
;Boo«Roo’ At
Sturgis Alley?
Wh o mad e th e “ boo-boo”
in p u t t in g d ow n th e c o nc re te
in te r s e c t io n a t th e S tu rg i s
Aliev?
C u rb s to n e s u p e ri n t en-de n t s
who have h a d a he y d ay w a t c h ­ing
m o d e r n c o n s t ru c t io n
me th o d s in th e f i r s t few
blocks 1 of Main .Street this
year , now w a n t to k now th e
vvhys and wh e r e fo r e s of th i s
fine new bit of s t r e e t— over
which no c a r can proc e ed
wi th o u t sc ra p in g the. r e a r
bumpe r .
Those who wi tn e s s e d th e
wrk, k n ew w h a t pul'd h a p p e n
long be fore th e c o nc re te h a d
dried. Even th e w o rkme n h a d
th e i r suspicions, b u t nob o d y
b othe red, ■ a p p a r e n t ly .1 to
check. But as soon as a u tmo -
biles t r ie d to ma k e th e tu r n
into th e alley, th e p ro t e s t s
s t a r t e d p o u r in g in.
Steps to remo v e th e \“ bulge"1’
a t th e c u rb lin e now a re be ing
s tudied.
S t a r t On P a v em e n t
The f i r s t ot th e pave
meuts d am a g e d by th e s t r e e t
p roje c t to be re layed, was
comple ted h e r e y e s te rd a v
when wo rkme n p u t down : a
new p a v eme n t a t th e K r e id e r
Ha rdwa re . And wh e re a s th e
b o ro u g h a g re e d to r e p la c e th e
sma ll space r emo v e d a t th e
curb, th e own e r d e c id ed to
r e p la c e m u ^ i of th e p a v em e n t
ins tead.
Fire Co. Auxiliary
Rummage Sale
The Lit i tz F i r e Company
Au x i l ia ry will hold a R um ­mag
e Sale s t a r t in g th i s e v en ­ing
a n d all day tomo r row in
the F i r e Flail. Anyone ha v in g
rum m a g e to c o n t r ib u t e plea se
call Mrs. Ja c o b Ye rg e r or
Mrs. E s t h e r E i tn i e r . They will
also h a v e a Ba k e Sale this
F r id a y s t a r t i n g a t 4 p.m.
Clubs Join
Get Out Vote
Drive Here
The g e t -o u t - th e vote earn
pa ign s p u r r e d on by th e “ bon
us o f f e r ” a n n o u n c e d las
week by Wa l t e r Mann, Wilb u
executive, wa s given adde-su
p p o r t th is Week wh e n th
local ABC Jayc e e s and th
Lions a n d R o t a r y Clubs joinei
in th e movement.
All will u n i te in th e i r ef
fo r t s to e n c o u ra g e everybod;
to vote. Should th e vote h e r
top 8 5-pe r-c ent of th e regis
t r a t io n , Mann will -donate va ry
ing am o u n t s to th e Cen
t e r Bu i ld in g F u n d , up ti
$1,125 on th e ba s is of th
3,101 r e g i s t r a t io n .
NEWCOMER FA RM SO U )
The 68-acre f a rm owned b;
P h a r e s S. Newcome r , Lit i tz R2
'was sold We d n e sd a y a f te rn o o i
to Jo s ep h A. Rus s ell, of Pla in s
field, N. j . , a t ä public auc
f.ion. Rus s e l l bid, .$757 ai
a cre for a to ta l of $51,98 6 fo:
the fa rm, He n ry S b r e in e r wa:
th e au c t io n e e r .
STOLE It i Ms KECOV EI5EI)
An a u tomo b i le owned by
Dr. C. L. We r t sc h wa s stolen
Monday ev en in g f rom n e a r his
office. P r a n k s t e r s we re b l am ­ed
in a smu c h as th e c a r was
fo u n d th e following mo rn in g
blo ck in g th e g a r a g e e n t ra n c e
a t th e h ome * ' De rvin Rrnik,
We s t Second Avenue.