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Linden Hall Girl Killed, Another Injured
In Crash At Brickerville; 4 Hospitalized
One Linden Hall girl was
killed an d an o th e r critically
inju red in a two car accident
yesterday a t 10:55 a.m.
a t the intersection of Routes
501 and 322 a t b ricke rville .
Fo u r persons were hospitalized
as a result of the crash.
The dead girl was Identified
as Pamela Koze, fifteen,
d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. Al­be
rt Koze, Emmaus, a fresh­man
a t Linden Hall.
Critically injured with mul­tiple
injuries and admitted to
E p h r a ta Community Hospital
were Beth Umlauf, eighteen;
Emmaus, a member of the
Ju n io r Class a t Linden Hall,
and Albert Steir.ke, forty-
Peak Mail
Reached At
Local P.O.
The Lititz Post office has
not bogged down over the
Chris tmas mail, even though
it is heavier th a n usual, Po s t­ma
s te r R ic h a rd C. Rader
said today. Mails a re moving
out of Lititz and local de li­veries
are being made on sch­edule.
The peak mailing days were
reached Monday and Tuesday,
when the re were 76,881 can­cellations
for the two days.
This is somewhat less th an the
same two days last year, when
cancellations reached 82,645.
However, the Pos tma s te r point­ed
out, this year there is one
more day to go before Chris t­mas,
compared with 1961.
The efficiency of the staff
is pointed up, he said, by the
fact th a t only six ex tra Ch r is t­ma
s as s is tants were hired
this year, helf the n umbe r as
la s t year. Added to this illness
oh tire p a « Wt sowe employes
'has h amp e red th e work, he
said.
Cancellations of Chris tmas
cards a re up by over 3,000 to
d a te , Post ma s te r Rade r said,
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seven, Macungie RD 1. Their
condition was repor ted a t press
time yesterday a f ternoon i s
“ very critical.” The Umlaut
girl is the dau g h te r of Dr. and
Mrs'. Charles W. Umlauf, Em­maus.
She and the Koze girl
were enroute home from school
for the holidays.
Admitted to Lancas ter Gen­eral
Hospital were Mary Hoff­man,
fifty-one. 3 Clayton Ave.,
Lancaster, whose condition was
repor ted as serious, and Ruth
Allgyer, twenty-two, Wa shing­ton
Boro R l , who was re ­ported
as “ satisfactory.” They
were bro u g h t from the scene
of the accident in the Warwick
ambulance.
Pennsylvania State police
from the E p h r a ta ba rracks
who inves tigated the accident,
said they were not permitted
to question any of the survi­vors
because of their cordi-tion,
so were unable yesterday
afternoon to determine who
were the drivers of the cars.
However, one car was regis ter­ed
in the name of Steinke,. and
it is th ought the Linden Cell
girls were riding in this car,
while the othe r c ar was regis­tered
in the name of Mary
Hoffman.
State Police ■ s ta ted the
Steinke car apparently was
travelling nor th on Route 501,
while the Hoffman car was
travelling west on 322. They
said there is a stop sign for
Route 501.
The crash occurred in front
of the home of Mrs. Ellen R.
Weidman ■ a t the intersection
of Routes 501 and 322. Resi­dents
near the intersection
were quoted as saying th a t a
car traveling on Route 501
ran thro u g h a stop sign and
collided with an auto on Route
3 2 2. Both cars were demolish­ed
and wound up on the lawn
of the home of Mrs. Weidman
who is an invalid in a wheel
chair. She was quoted as say­ing
th a t one of the cars smash
ed into the front porch ol her
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S an ta Claus, im p erso n ateli by Lewis P erin i, IB YY. Lincoln Ave., made a su rp ris e v isit
e a rly th is week to P u e rto ltic a n c h ild ren o n Sp rin g Alley. Left to rig h t, in fro n t, they a re
Ramon a n d H e c to r T o rre s ; P e d ro , C armen a n d H ecto r dcLcon an il s ta n d in g in r e a r is Manuel
T o rres.
Salem E.U.B.
Children Plan
Yule Program
The children of th e Salem
■^Evangelical United Bre thren
Church of Rothsville will pre­sent
th e i r Chris tinas program
on Sunday a t 9:15 a.m. a t the
Sunday School hour.
They will present a play
“.Why Ch r is tma s? ” by Hazel
Knapp Dallas.
The Youth Fellowship, the
Jun io r , Primary, and the Kin
d e rg a r ten Departments will
present the play. The story
tells of a brothe r and sister
who really do not know the
real meaning of Christmas.
Through songs and poems the
children of the P r ima ry and
Kin d e rg a r ten will help this
b ro th e r and sister to u n d e r ­s
tand the significance of
Christmas, th e b ir thday of
Jesus.
Morning worship service will
be held a t 8 a.m. The sermon
theme is “ (He) Is of the Holy
Ghost.” The Rev. Howard Hud-dell
pastor.
Airlines Put
Lititz On
Freight Map
The domes tic airlines are
adding Lititz directly to the
Air F re ig h t map of the Unit­ed
States, according to an an­nouncement
made this week.
S. S. Bertz and Sons, a motor
c a rr ie r b a sed in (Lancaster,
will exchange traffic, both in­bo
u n d and outbound, with the
airlines a t Philadelphia for
dire c t movement to and from
shippers located a t nine P en n ­sylvania
cities, including Lit­itz.
T h e new “Air Tru c k ” pro­gram
which is being inaugu­r
a ted by the 30 Airlines who
c a r ry Air /F r e ig h t coordinates
the services of both a ir and
■motor carr iers on a national
basis, and in time will serve
shippers and receivers in
more th a n 22,000 communi­ties.
TO INSTALL LIGHTS
The borough has received
permits from the state to in­s
ta ll traffic lights a t Second
and Broad Sts. and Main and
Broad Streets, and to im­prove
the lights a t Lincoln
and Broad, Borough Manager
R. Keith Arms trong said to­day.
Puerto Rican Children
Treated By Neighbors
Chris tmas — a time of | and s ta te they are prompt ni
“Good Will Toward Men” — paying the ir hills and eager
came early for several little to become good citizens. Mr,
Pue rto Rican children in
Spring Alley, who were visit­ed
las t week by Santa Claus
and Neighbors bearing gifts.
The children were those of
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio de Leon
and Mr. and Mrs. Manuel
Torres.
Lewis Perini, 13 West Lin­coln
Ave., Lititz’ most beloved
■Santa Claus, b ro u g h t them
fruit and candy canes, while
gifts were bro u g h t by child­ren
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
■Simmons and Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene L. Steffy. .Spacht’s
fu rn itu re store gave the fam­ilies
big gifts in the form of
a living room suite and bed­room
fu rn itu r e . Before this,
the tiny house of the Torres
was furnished only with a
davenport and chair.
Fo r more th an a year Mr -
and Mrs. Antonio de Leon of
near San Ju an , Pu e r to Rico,
have rented the house next to
J. M. Leed’s Ice P la n t in
Spring Alley. Mr. de Leon
works a t a sawdust plant and
Mrs. de Leon has been em­ployed
by Hess’ dry cleaning
since her arr ival in Lititz.
Both Mr. Leed and Mrs. Beu-leh
Hess have praised this
couiple for the ir diligent work
Leed expressed the view th a t
the Recreation Center or the
public schools should offer a
course in English to the
many Pue rto Rican families
in the Lititz area.
I n August, Mrs. de Leon’s
brother-in-law and s ister Mr.
and Mrs. Manuel Torres, a r ­rived
in Lititz and moved
next door '.They have three
children in school — Manuel,
fifth grade; Ramon, second
grade, and Hector, first grade.
Mrs. Torres keeps the three
small de Leon children, ages
five, th re e and two, while the
mothe r works. Magda Zam­brano,
the eldest, goes to
first grade.
St. Luke’s
Receives
Members
St. Lu k e ’s United Church
of Christ will have reception
of members and infant bap­tism
at the Worship service
at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday. The
Rev. Robert M. Myers will
preach on the subject “Who
Is This Ch r i s t” ?
Tlie Chris tmas program of
the Church will be presented
in the evening a t the 7:30
p.m. service, sponsored by
the Children’s Hour. It will
include a film and a puppet
show on the Chris tmas story.
Refreshments will be served
following the program. Mem­bers
and friends a re invited
Monday the re will be a
Chris tmas Eve service a t 7:30
p.m. with the Rev. Mr. Myers
giving the message.
Wednesday evening the
Senior High Post High group
will hold a Chris tmas Party
from 8 to 11:30 p.m. a t the
Recreation Center. Invitations
have been extended to the
Senior group of the Bethany
Children’s Home for this par­ty.
Individual classes in the
Church School will present
their own programs a t 9:15
a.m. d u r in g the Church Sch­ool
hour.
Live Nativity
A Live Nativity scene will
be on view to the public on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
evenings from 7 to 10 p.m.
at St. Lu k e ’s Church.
The project is being a r ­ranged
by the Senior High —
Post High Fellowship, using
young people and adults to
enact the scene. There are
also live animals in the scene,
including a Sicilian donkey
loaned by Charles Nixdorf.
Owl Hill, and sheep loaned by
William Pfautz, Lititz R l .
Chris tmas music will be
played and the Chris tmas
story n a r r a ted in a recording
by the pastor, the Rev. Rob­e
r t M. Myers.
The scene will be enacted
by three different groups
each evening, so actua lly ab­out
72 persons will take part.
The scenery and lighting
have b e en set up by the
Churchmen’s Fellowship.
Santa To Visit Lititz Monday
For Annual Children’s Party
P
S an ta (Bans is g re e ted by two mem b ers of th e L ititz F ire
Company as lie m ak es a p ra c tic e ru n to L ititz In p re p a ra tio n
fo r h is visit to town on Monday. S a n ta is im p e rso n a ted by Ray
Bixler, a n d tlie g re e te rs a re Jam e s L. Suavely, ( le ft) ch a irm a n
of th e observ an ce a n d Jam e s Hess.
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Plans Many Services
I.O.O.F. PARTY
The I.O.O.F. Lodge No. 1050
will en te r ta in the ir families
and the Lady Sutter Rebekah
Lodge a t a Chris tmas P a r ty on
Saturday, December 2 2, at
6:30 p.m. a t the Lodge Hall
on North Broad Street. De­corations
a re in the motif of
the season. There will be a
visit from Santa and gifts.
Sylvan Gochnauer is chairman
of a rrangements .
Special Chris tmas programs
in St. P a u l ’s Lu the ran Church
include the drama tic story
“Why The Chimes R a n g ” , to
be presented in the Church
‘School hour a t 9:30 A.M. on
Dec. 23. This program is u n ­der
the direction of Mrs. W.
Roy Enck, and will be pre­sented
before the combined
youth and ad u lt departments.
“ Chris tmas Orator io” by
Camil Van Hulse will be pre­sented
by the combined Jun io r
and Senior Choirs under the
direction of Mrs. Gordon E.
Burkey. Mrs. Mary Allen will
be tlie accompanist and will
present a brief recital of sea­sonal
music prior to this even­ing
service which will be held
a t 7 p.m. on December 23.
Soloists will be Mrs. Howard
Moore, Mrs. Robert Cochran,
Miss Sandra Shaub, Mr. Albert
Ebbert, Gary Hanna, Stanley
Stout, and Gordon E. Burkey.
Rev. Jame s G. Shannon, pas­tor,
will be the n a r ra to r .
Chris tmas Eve plans include
a new service in St. P a u l ’s
for this year, to he held on
December 24 a t 7:30 p.m. Miss
Francis Nissley will present
special harp music. The Young
People’s and Martin Luthe r
Choirs will also contribute
Chris tmas selections, and a
shor t Chris tmas sermon will
be delivered by the pastor.
This new service has been
s ta r ted this year in order to
emphasize the fact th a t the
whole story of Chris tmas is a
Chris tian s tory and th a t it
centers in the Christ and His
Church. The hour of 7:30 p.m.
has been chosen in order to
give families an opportunity to
worship together.
Ju n io r L u th e r League mem­bers
in St. P a u l ’s will join the
young people of the community
in the annual caroling tour,
which will s ta r t a t the Lititz
Square a t 11 p.m. on Chris t­mas
Eve and will conclude
with re f reshments in the Lit­itz
Evangelical United Brethren
Church.
Concluding the special ob­servances
in the Chris tmas
programs of St. P a u l ’s there
will be the annual Christmas
Eve service a t 11 p.m. Ray
Kauffman will be the soloist
for this service. Mr. Kauffman
is well known as a splendid
flute soloist. The Senior Cho:r
will be available for special
Chris tmas selections a t this
service.
Santa Claus will arrive in
town on Monday, December
24, for the annual Children’s
Chris tmas party sponsored
annually by the Lititz Fire
Company, one of the greates t
traditions in the annual life
of Lititz.
Santa will arrive from the
North Pole a t the Lancaster
Airport at 9:20 a.m., and will
leave at 9:25 a.m., in the Lit­itz
Fire truck, escorted by
members of the Fire Com­pany,
stopping enroute a t the
Children's Aid Society, Neffs-ville.
The jolly old red-coated
Saint will get to Lititz at
9:40 a.m., and will tour the
town until 10:30 a.m., a fte r
which he will visit the Mora­vian
and Zion Homes about
11 a.m.
'Santa will arr ive a t the
Fire Tiall at 11:30 a.m.,
where he will remain until
3:30 p.m. to welcome all the
children of the are a and to
dis tribute candy and oranges.
About 1000 children are ex­pected
to pay a visit to Santa
Claus. James L. Snavely.,
chairman, and Ray Bixler
will a lte rna te in (portraying
Santa.
There will be no movie for
the children this year as in
former years, as the th e a te r
is closed d u r in g Christmas
week.
Children’s Observance
At Lititz E.U.B. Church
A Children’s program will i led by Garis Daniels will sing
be presented in the Lititz E. I “ Ring On, O Song” . Mrs.
U. B. Church on Sunday a t I Thelma Hess will be the or-
9:30 a.m. The various dep a r t­ments
will participate: the
Ju n io r s under the direction of
Russell Murr; the Primary,
with Mrs. Rolbert Thompson;
and the Kindergar ten, Mr3.
Edward Pelger, J r .
A Chris tmas Story with
Flan n e lg rap h will be present­ed
by Miss Sylvia Gibble,
Sharon Nickel Mr. Murr.
Miss Pamela Strafen will read
the Scripture; J e r ry .Allwein
will Offer the P ray e r ; and
■Cindy Pelger and Debra Stauf­fer
will sing a duet.
The Rev. F r a n k A. Nickel,
pastor, will preach on the
theme “ I Couldn’t Care
More” , a t thè 10:30 a.m.
Worship service; the Child­r
e n ’s Choir, directed by H a r ­old
McCreary will sing “An­gels
We Have He a rd ■ on
High” ; the Youth Choir, dir ­ected
by Jack Stauffer, will
siiig; and the Senior Choir
gamst.
A Chris tmas Cana ta ta “A
Sta r in the Sky” will be pre­sented
by the Senior and
Youth Choirs combined a t the
7:30 p.m. The following
number s will be presented,
“ In the S ta r lig h t” , “The An­gel
Song” , “ Oh, Has ten With
Rejoicing” , “Wh a t Child Is
This” , ‘ ‘Humbly We Praise
Him” , “ The Magi” , Bethle­hem
Lullaby” , “His Star is in
the -Sky” , “ Come Like the
Shepherds” , “Come Ye With
Carols” .
A Candlelighting Service
will be held on Monday at
7:30 p.m. The th re e choirs
will participate, the Child­r
e n ’s Choir wilt sing " Jesus
Born in Bethlehem” ; the Sen­ior,
“T he F i r s t Chris tmas
Carol” . The Service is a d ra ­matization
of the bir th and
life of Christ by means of
candles.
Traditional Vigils At Moravian
Christmas
Observances
In Churches
Churches in Lititz will ob­serve
the bir thday of the In ­fan
t -Christ, most joyous
occasion of the Chris tmas
year, with special services this
week-end and on Christmas
Eve.
The Young People’s De­pa
r tmen t of the Warwick As­sembly
of Churches will sing
carols on Chris tmas Eve at
the square, carrying on a
longs tanding tradition. They
will meet a t 11 p.m. and sing
until 1 a.m. The Lititz E.U.
B. Church will serve as host
and provide refreshments.
■Most traditiona l of all se r­vices
here are the Christmas
Vigils a t the Moravian Church
which will he observed a t
four identical services.
So gre a t is the interes t th a t
tickets have b e en sold out for
some time. However, those
who do not have tickets may
.be seated in the galleries,
The Moravian Church will
Observe the traditiona l Christ­mas
Vigils for the 203rd year
with four identical services to
be held a t 6 and 7:30 p.m.
Sunday and on Chris tmas
Eve.
The Rt. Rev. Allen W.
Schattschneider D. D. S. T. D.,
pas tor, and the Rev. Ed g a r A.
Snyder, Jr ., a s s is tant pastor,
will preside a t the services,
which will be comprised al­most
entirely of music. The
traditional ode for the Chris t­mas
Vigils will he sang by
the congregation an d the
choirs, accompied by organ
and orchestra.
The Lovefeast and lighted
beeswax candles will toe serv­ed
ony in the nave. All pews
have been reserved, but any­one
not having tickets may
go into the galleries.
The Ju n io r Choir will sing
the “ Children’s Te Deum” by
Henry Tucker and the Mora­vian
“Morning S ta r ” by F r a n ­cis
Florentine Hagen, with
Ruth Amidon d a u g h te r of Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Amidon, as
child solist on . Sunday even­ing.
On Chris tmas Eve,' the
soloist will he Carolyn Herr,
d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Herr, Willow St.
“ Stille Nacht, Heilige Nac-h
t ” and “M'ache Dich Auf”
will be sung from manuscript
in the original German by the
COUNCIL POSTPONED
The Lititz Borough Coun­cil
will meet on Wednesday,
December 2 6, a t 7 p.m. in the
Borough Hall, instead of their
regularly scheduled time of
December 25,
Senior and Youth Choirs. The
choirs, with organ and orches­t
r a will also sing “Thou Child
Divine” Jo h an n A. P. Schulz,
and the “ Benedictus” from
the Sixth Mass of Franz Jo s ­eph
Haydn. The services will
close with the Moravian chor­ale
“ Sing Hallelujah, Praise
the L o rd ” , written in 1824 by
the church pastor, Bishop J o ­hann
Chris tian Bechler.
Ju l ia Zercher Keehn and
Sylvia Perkins Snyder are the
choral directors with Viola
Leib Witmyer and Dorothy
Miksch Fa snacht, organists,
Soloists will include, Rochelle
erb Dietz, Cecelia Reed Keehn
and M a r i l y n 'Stauffer
sophranos: G. Thomas Keehn
and Ronald L. Dietz, tenors,
and Harold T. Stryker, bass
baritone. Jo h n W. Keehn is
the Trombone choir conduc­tor.
Rev. Scherer
Resignation
Announced1
The Rev. George F. Scher­er,
Jr ., associate pastor of St.
P a u l ’s Lu th e ra n Church, an ­nounced
to the congregation
during the church services
Sunday morning th a t he has
submitted his resignation, ef­fective
December 27.
He has accepted a call to
the Rebersburg Pa s to ra l
Charge fn Centre County,
Pennsylvania. He and his fam­ily
will begin work ‘ in the
parish a t the beginning of
the new year.
Pa s to r Scherer has served
in St. P a u l ’s Church as asso­ciate
pastor since September,
1960, coming to Lititz from
the Rossville Pas toral Charge
in York County. He is a g ra d ­uate
of the Lu th e ra n Theolo­gical
Seminary in Philadel-
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Lititz Club
In Annual
Bird Count
The Lititz Bird Club will
tak e the annual Bird count o»
Sunday, December 30, meeting
a t Broad St. and Lincoln Ave.
a t 7:30 a.m.
This is the 63rd annutil
census taken all th ro u g h o u t
the United States, sponsored
by th e National Audubon So­ciety,
and the 51st for Lititz
where the count is tak en in
behalf of the Society.
The firs t repor t was re ­corded
in 1912 by Dr. He r ­bert
H. Beck and Charles
Bricker. Each year since then
the bird census was taken by
the local group.
The rain date for the Lititz
bird count will be J a n u a ry 1.
Any person is welcome to
assist. The census is taken
from dawn to dusk. Any per­son
knowing of any unusual
birds around Lititz for this
time of the year should con­tact
any. one of tlie census
group.
Lust year 11 persons assisted
In reporting an all-time high
of 61 different species. Among
the group are Barton L. Sharp,
William Light, Robert Buch,
Russell Markert and Charles
Regennas.
Universal Prayer Week
To Be Held January 7-10
The universal week of pray­er
services will be conducted
by the Warwick Association
of Churches d uring the week
of J a n u a ry 7 — 10, 1963.
The schedule of services is
as follows:
Monday, J a n u a ry 7, the
service will be held in the
Church of the Brethren. Rev.
Olden D. Mitchell will pre
side, and Bishop Allen W.
¡Schattschneider, pastor of the
Moravian Church, will deli­ver
the message.
Tuesday, J a n u a ry 8, the
■St. Lu k e ’s United Church of
Christ. Rev. Robert M. My­ers
will preside, and Rev. D.
M. Cohick pastor of the
Church of God, will deliver
the message.
Wednesday, J a n u a ry 9,
Trinity Evangelical Congre­gational
'Church, Rev. Jame s
K. Rapp will preside, and
Rev. Robert M. Myers, pastor,
of St. Lu k e ’s United Church
Of Chris t will deliver the
message. ,
Thursday, J a n u a r y ' 10, St.
P a u l ’s Lu th e ra n Church, Rev.
Jame s G. Shannon will pre­side,
and Rev. F r a n k A. Nick­el
pastor of the Evangelical
United Bre th ren Church, will
deliver the message.
In each case the pa s tor of
the host Church will preside.
The host Church will be re ­sponsible
fo r special music
and the .ushers. Fr id ay will
be reserved fo r inclement
weather. If a service cannot
be held due to bad weather
the service will be reschedul­ed
fo r Fr id ay J a n u a ry 11.
All services will begin a t 7:30
p.m. An offering will be r e ­ceived
in each service fo r the
work of the Warwick Asso­ciation
of Churches. The Gen­eral
theme will be “ P ray e r in
the Life of the Na tio n ” . All
are invited to a tten d these
services.
Trinity E. C.
Yule Program
Is On Sunday
The Beginners and Pr ima ry
Department of the Tr ini ty E.
€ . Sunday School will present
their Chris tmas 'program a t
9 a.m. Sunday Dec. 23.
“Happy Birthday to J e s u s ”
is the theme of the Beginners
Department u nde r the direc­tion
of Mrs. Ha r r ie t Getz.
“'Christmas Around the Wor­ld,”
is the title of the P r i ­ma
ry De p a r tme n t ’s portion
under the direction of Mrs.
Nancy Workman.
Reception of members will
be held during the 10 a.m.
Worship Service. The Rev.
James K. Rapp is pastor.
At 7 p.m. the. Youth Ves­pers
will present a Christmas
program, directed b y Mrs.
Je a n Nelson.
Candlelighting At
Coleman Memorial
A Chris tmas Candlelightin
Service will be conducted by
the Coleman Memorial Chapel,
near Brickerville, a t 7:30 p.m.
ember 2 3rd. The
lamps from the
the Chapel will
the candles in
sanctuary. The
will sing. The
will participate
supplement
lighting the
.Youth Choii
congregation
in the lighting of the Chris t­mas
candles.
Community
Calendar
Dec. 2 0—7:30 P.M. — Sr. Citi­zens
meeting a t the Re­creation
Center.
Dec. 21— 9:30 P.M. — 9th
Grade Dance a t the Recrear
tion Center.
Dec. 2:!— 10:30 A.M. — Re ­ceiving
of New Members at
the Lititz Church of the
Brethren.
Dec. 2.» — MERRY CHRIST­MAS
Dec. 2«— 8:00 P.M. — St.
■Luke’s Church Youth F e l­lowship
Dance and P a r ty a t
the Lititz Recreation Center.
Dec. 27— 7:30 P.M. — Stamp
Club meeting a t the Recrea­tion
Center.
Christmas Hours
Downtown sto re s will H
open u n til 9 p.m. th e re
mai inter of th is week iuii
u n til 5 Rio p.m. on Monday
C h ristm as Eve.
S an ta Claus will be ii
his castle next to th e S u ite
Hotel on F rid a y afternoo:
from 2 to 4 p.m., a n d in th
ev ening from O to 9 p.m. H
will he th e re a ll day Satur
day from 10 a.m. to O p.n
Garbage collection w ill ha
Mon., Dec. 24 a n d Mon., Dec.
31 st fo r th e a re a n o rth of th e
ra ilro a d . Normal service w ill
resume on Tuesday, J a n u a ry 8,