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Serving The Warwick Area. For Nearly A Century
91st Year E s t a b l i s h e d A p r il, 1877, a s T h e S an b e asa i
(C o n s o lid a te d w i th T h e L i t i t z R e c o rd , 1937)
L i t i t z , -Lancaster Co., Pa. 175!.}, Thursday, May.25, 1967 10 c e n t s a C o p y ; S4.00 p e r y e a r b y m a ll
w i th in L a n c a s t e r C o u n ty 16 Pages. — No 7
$100. In Prizes
in Shoppers
jackpot Sat.
Veterans To Sponsor
Memorial Day Rites
The first drawing for the
“Shop an. ,'Lititz. Jackpot'',, will
be h e ld ' S aturday, May 27, at
7:30 p .m . at th e Farmers Na­tional
Bank parking lot.
Anyone over 16 years of age
is eligible to participate by
signing up at anyone of the
35 participating merchants’
places of business listed below.
Drawings will be held for
for the next twelve weeks with
seven chances each week to
win $10 merchandise certif­icates.
There will also be a $30
cash drawing each week.
While it is not necessary to
be present to win the merchan­dise
certificates, the winner of
the cash drawing must be
present or the money goes
b ack into the jackpot to be
added to the following weeks'
drawing.
At the end of the 12
weeks, a grand prize—a
1967 Dodge Dart—will be
going to some lucky
winner!
Each registration slip
filled out during the i 2-
week contest will be held
for the car drawing, but to
participate in each of the
weekly drawings it will be
necessary to re-register
each week.
In conjunction with the
Jaycee’s Street F air down­town
stores will stay open
until 9 p.m.
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The American Legion Post burg address. Alberft S. Eb-
No. 56 and the Veterans of b ert will lead the audience in
Foreign Wars Post 1463 will singing America and the na-conduct
Memorial Day Ser- tional anthem, accompanied by
•rices in. Lititz..apd .Rothsville, the Warwick, High School band
Tuesday, May 30. ■ -. and the Lititz-Lommunity band.
Harry H. Gring, member of F ath e r Joseph H. Driscoll, pas-
State House of Representatives tor of St. James Catholic
Church, Lititz, will pronounce
Harry H. Gring
the benediction.
P rior to the Memorial Day
service a parade will form at
10:30 a. m. on Warwick Street
at 10:45 a. m. east on West
Lincoln Ave. to Broad Street,
south on Broad Street to Main
Street, east on Main Street to
the Moravian Cemetery. Organ­izations
participating in the’ pa­rade
should report at the sta rt­ing
point promptly at the time
mentioned.
Following the service, the
parade will re-form and march
back to the starting point on
Warwick street. Both bands
will .participate in this second
parade including the Warwick
High School band, which in
previous years disbanded afte r
th e service. The return route
will be as follows: Re-form at
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Committees
Listed For
July 4th ,
Donna Wiegand Named
Complete committees for the
annual F ourth of July celebra-tien'-
were-announced this week
by th e Lititz Springs Park
trustees.
Elmer H. Bomberger has
been named chairman of the
general committee, assisted by
J. M. Leed and John G. Her­shey.
Other committees were ap­pointed
as follows:
Musical Festival: George Bie-mesderfer,
chairman: Stephen
Palkovic, Douglas Minnieh. Wil­liam
Hornberger.
Music: S t e p h e n Palkovic.
chairman, William Hornberger.
Decorations: Joseph Carl,
chairman; F red Hall. John
Keehn.
Concessions: Harold Bortz,
chairman; Richard Waiters.
Richard Summers.
Policing: Richard
chairman: Richard
Robert Koch.
Publicity: John G
chairman; Wallace Lauseh. Wil-
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Walters.
Summers.
Of The Candles
Dozens of Awards Made
At High School Assembly
Dozens of awards' were made
to Warwick High School stu­dents
during the annual- Sen­ior
High School. Awards -As­sembly
Friday, May 19.
The list of winners is as
follows:
Bankers Award (FHA.),
Rachel- Boll, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.
R l.B
ovs
Singer, Rothsville; Second.
Judy Buckwalter, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Buck-waiter,
Lititz R3; Third, Doris
Snyder, . daughter o t . Mr... and
Mrs. Harry D. Snyder. 226 S.
Broad-St. • .......................
Lititz Art Award: First,
.Gary Smith. $15. whose’ guar-
Sanford Boll, Lititz I dians are Mr. and Mrs. Claude
• ¡K.. Diffenderfer. 228 S. Broad
Rotary Leadership j St.; Second. Carol Bredthauer,
.Camp: Dennis Keller, -son ot
Mr. and Mrs. Cnarles G. Keller,
Lititz R2; Jeffrey Searles, son
of ' Mrs: Dorothy P. Searles,
301 S. Cedar St.; Stephen Kray-
$10, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs.
William Bredthauer, 206 . S.
Spruce St.; Third, -Candy Sei-verlmg.
$5, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Seiverling,
Hershey.
..v.JVIiss Donna Wiegand, daugh-
Lef of. Mr., ahd MrS. George - M.
Wiegand. 323 East Avenue,
Lititz, has been chosen Queen
of tne Candles for the annual
F ourth oi July Pageant spon­sored
by the Lititz Springs
Park Trustees. She is a senior
at Warwick High School.
Selected to be members of
h e r Court are the following
gals, also members of - the
graduating class: Elaine Hess,
Barbara Hershey, Ju lia Thomp­son,
Becky Davidson. . Nancy
Frankhouser, Doris1 Snyder,
Lynn Leayman, Debbie Essig,-
Beverly Hanna and Mary Lou
Rodger.
Miss Wiegand’s school ac­tivities
include: Pep club,
hockey. Glee club. Future
Teachers of America club, and
library assistant. - - . -
from the 99th District, w;i1
deliver th e annual Memor
Day address in the Lititz ft
ravian cemetery at 11 a. m.
Children will decorate gra\
of veterans with flowers. R<
Robert C. Davis, pastor,
Emanuel Lutheran Chun
Brickerville, will give the :
vocation. Nancy Singer w
present the Lincoln’s Geit;
Council To Review
Parking Meter Sta tus
Borough Council is expect­ed
to review the status of
parking meters in front of
homes, at its meeting Wednes­day,
May 31, in council clum­bers.
The meeting is delayed
one night because Tuesday, the
regular meeting date, is Me­morial
Day.
A complaint had been re­ceived
from a resident who
has a parking meter in front
of his home and who asked
for a permit to park free.
Council will discuss the prob­lem,
with the thought that
what is done for one must be
done for all.
Council will hold the last
hearing on zoning ordinance
changes, and anlicipates enact­ing
the changes.
They also will award the
contract for the water improve­ment
program, w h ich . con-
Woodcrest Avenue been
completed.
Council is eonsi
study of all priva
maintained within th
and the engineer i.
on a final deed (
and right-of-way for
drainage retention p
Council will revie’
day tria l for a "n
zone on North Loom :
the EUB church,
will review a para
ance.
They will examine
from the Veterans o
Wars and Park trust
move an unopened a,.^,. .......
the map.
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bill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Her-!Lititz Rl. r "Ane student activities of the
bert Kraybill, 305 L aurel Ave.! •; -Sewing Award: First.- Judy otlF r gir*s are as f°Bow§.
Keystone F armer Award: ( B'uckwalter, $15, daughter of I Blame Hess, daughter oi Mi
Paul Brubaker, son oi Mr. and; Mr. and Mrs. David E. Buck-land Mvs- Bestei B. Hess, 347
Front St., Pep club treas-
0'f |u re r, year book staff.
Barbara Hershey, daughter
Mrs. Milton M. Brubaker, I w aiter, Lititz R3: Second, Julia j®*
Lititz Rl; Bill Risser, son of I Thompson. $10, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert. B. Risser, Mr. and Mrs. L. Robert Thomp-
Lititz Rl.
Senior Girls Oratorcal Con­test:
First, Nancy . Singer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Eight Stands
At Jaycee
Street Fair
son, 117 Front St.; Third,
Genia Brubaker, $5, daughter
of Mr. and ftlrs. Eugene Bru­baker,
Lititz Rl.
Readers Digest Valedictor­ian,
Margaret Harbison. daugh­te
r of Mr. and Mrs. James F.
Harbison, 311 E. Sevond Ave.
Given a free year’s subscrip­tion.
Merit Scholarship: John
Rohrer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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o£ Mr. and Mrs. Elwood D.
Hershey. Lititz R2: Pep club,
hockey, band, orchestra, Glee
club, cheerleader, National Hon­or
society.
Julia Thompson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. L. Robert
Thompson, 117 F ro n t St.: class
play, Pep club, band, color
guard, Glee club, year book,
library assistant.
Becky Davidson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. David-m
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They will receive a plan f o r lT C Ot-,,N C_ E R ,T T O N,I G H T : T w o in s t r u m e n tfa l i s t s f ro,m
thee eexxtteennssiioonn ooff NNoorrtthh WWaallnnuutt L itl tz E lem e n ta r y s c h o o l a r e s h o w n p r a c tic in g f o r th
Street north of West Lincoln
Avenue, and will ask for bids
to install water and sewer
S p r in g C o n c e r t w h ic h th e W a rw ic k e l em e n t a r y O r c h e s ­t
r a w ill p r e s e n t to n ig h t a t 7 :3 0 p .m . in th e L i t i t z e lem e n -
sisis of the development of two lines in the area. This is where
wells and the installation o fja multiple dwelling unit will
about 5600 feet of pipe between j be constructed by Henry and
the Locust street, site and the ¡John Gibbet
Maple Street- water plant. j Borough Manager George
. A „report will be 'made tojB . Steedle will ask for
the', effect that resurfacing of I- (Continued;' oh Page' 2}
High Schol band director Don
t a r y a u d i to r ium . T h e y a r e B r ia n H e ss , so n o f M r. a n d Re®d-
M rs . J am e s B. H e ss, a n d K a tn v D e'W a ld , d a u g h t e r o f M r h T 'F bands participating aie
a n d M rs .D a v i d F. OeWaM, shown h e r e w ith R a lp h L. ’ BeliCTeTand C o ^ o S s '^ 10''' ’’
.L e hm an , E lem e n ta r y I n s t r u m e n t a l m u s ic te a c h e r . T h e a band concert will ho
o r c h e s tr a is m a d e u p o f s tu d e n ts f rom a l l th e W a rw ic k
E lem e n ta r y S c h o o ls. T h e c o n c e r t is o p e n to t h e public
without charge.
Winners of Legion Medals Eight organizations will- have
stands at the Jaycee Street Fair !
on Saturday in the first block of [
East Main Street, starling a t 11 j
a.m. !
They are: Javeees, JayneCees, j
Lititz EUB church, Boy Scout j
Troop 154, Five Company Auxi-!
liary, Rebekab Lodge, Lititz j
Sportsmen’s Association, Re-1
creation Center. ;
The stree t fair also will le a - !
to re pony rides, F e rris wheel ■
and tra in rides, also starting at j
11 a.m. . i
A chicken barbecue will be
held starting at 1 p.m., behind
the Lititz Sports’ Center. There
will be take-outs only, at a cost
of $1 .
There will be- an amateur
contest, for rock and roll bands
starting at 1 p.m. Judging of
the “Battle of the Bands” will T ^ ~ ,
take place at 4 p.m. The judges j J l im o r H ig h S c h o o l aw 'a rd s
are Phil Jacobs, disk jockey: j 'also w o n t h e L a n c a s t e r C o u n ty ' C o lo n ia l' D a irie s
singer Harold Stryker, and - e s s a y c o n te s t aw a rd .
S a lly is th e d a u g h t e r o f M r. a n d M rs . R o b e r t G a r n -
son, 115 S. Spruce St.: -Pep
club, National Honor--society,
treasurer: band, cheerleader
captain, y ea r book staff.
Nancy Frankhouser, daugh­te
r of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
D. Frankhouser, 14 W. Lin­coln
Ave.: y ea r book staff. ■
Doris Snyder, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Snyder,
226 S. Broad St. National Hon­o
r Society, Pep club; cheerlead­er,
year book a r t ‘and layout
editor.
Debbie Essig, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry-V. Essig, 23 N.
Broad S t; pep club, hockey.
Beverly Hanna, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Hanna. 143
Forney Dr., tennis, majorette;
Mary Lou Rodger, daughter
oi Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rodger, 403
Sutter Place. National llom r
Society, pep club, tennis, hock­ey,
band, orchestra, FTA club,
year book,
Lynn Leayman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leayman.
503 General Sutter Avenue, Na­tional
Honor Society, band, stu­dent
council secretary,, school
paper, a rt and layout editor of
year book. ;
The Queen pageant is the
highlight of th e annual F o u rth
of July celebration in the park,
and proceeds th e lighting of
the candles around 9:30 p. in.
The trousands of candles in
the stream are lighted from
the flame taken from the
queen’s taper.
Roy and Gene Clair will again
direct the pageant and be in
charge of all sound effects.
Office Closed
Memorial Day.
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Tuesday, May 30, is Me­morial
Day, and' will be ob­served
as a legal holiday.
Banks, stores and most places
ol" b u sin e ss'W ill'b e closed
The Record Express office
will be closed,- so those hav­ing
news to phone in -o r bring
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School Menu
John Gery Sally Garner
W IN N E R S : S a lly G a r n e r a n d J o h n G e r y w e r e -winn­e
r s o f th e A m e r ic a n L e g io n A w a r d s a t t h e W a rw ic k
s s em b ly h e ld M a y 19.
Monday
Wiener w i n k s , (hot dog),
baked beans,' lettuce & tomato
salad, 'assorted fruit, roll, milk.
er
ind concert will be pr«
seated in the evening, sponsor
ed by the Lititz Retailers’ A:
sbeiation,
L r u t z Ro , is a m em b e r o f t h e S tu d e n t C o u n c il a n d
J u n io r R e d C ro s s . J o h n is -the so n o f M r a n d M rs A d d i­so
n G c iy , J r , L i t i t z R l . a n d is a m em b e r o i t h e o r ­c
h e s tr a , g le e c lu b a n d S tu d e n t Council-. B o th a r e t h i r ­te
e n y e a i 4 o ld a n d m th e E ig h th Gi a d c J o h n s tw o o ld e i
s is te r s , G u n e r a n d M a d e le in e , a lso w o n t h e L e g io n m e d a l | bread, milk. (No lunches- at
w h e n t h e y w e i e E ig h th g ta d e -rs . 'High School due to ;exams.)
Tuesday
No school, Memorial Day.
Wednesday
Beef .barbecue, baked potato,
peas with b u tte r sauce, cooldei
roll. milk.
Thursday
Chicken corn pie, p. b utte r
<k criery, fruit cocktail, bread,
milk. ' • ’
, Friday . i
Fish sticks, buttered noodles,
reen beans,- . banana salad,