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(C o n s o lid a t e d w ith T h e I # it it z R e c o r d , 1 9 3 7 ) Lititz, Lancaster County, Penna., Wednesday, May 28, 1969 1G c en ts a Copy; $4.00 per y e a r by ma ll
w ithin L a n c a s te r County 16 Pages No, 8.
Awards Assembly Held
A t Warwick High School
An awards assembly for senior
high students was held last Fri­day
at Warwick High School.
Steve Palkovic was in charge of
the program. The following aca­demic
awards were presented:
Voice of Democracy (Veterans
of Foreign Wars)—1st—Barbara
Price, 2nd—James Brenner, 3rd
■ —Dorothy Bruzina, 4th—Susan
Vorkman, 5th—Bonnie David­son;
Boys’ Rotary Leadership
Camp—John Mummert, Steven
Wier, Gilbert Welliver.
American Legion Keystone
Camp—Timothy Reese, David
Deibler; Girl’s Keystone Award
—Linda deFernelmont; Senior
Girls’ Oratorical Contest—1st—
Jessica Bender, 2nd—Jane Kauff­man,
3rd—Romaine McAlpine.
Lititz Art Award—1st—Karl
Grove, 2nd—Eileen Good, 3rd—
Christine Diehl, 3rd—Candace
Seiverling; Sewing Award—1st
—Linda Antes, 2nd—Candace
Seiverling, 3rd—Karen Born-berger;
Readers Digest Valedic­torian
Award—Vicki Ober: Dan-forth
“I Dare You” Award—
Cathleen Rannels, James Harbi-son.
National Merit—Michael Wei-rich;
Lancaster County Future
Farmer of America Speech
Award—Gerald Martin; W.C.T.U.
_1st—Jerry Grube, 2nd—Mich­ael
Carvell, 3rd—James Harbi-
, son; Betty Crocker Award—
Cathy Gibason; Mathematics
~ Award—James Harbison, Mich­ael
Weirich; Lancaster Bar Asso­ciation
Award—Peggy Griffith;
Bausch and Lomb Award—Vicki
Ober.
Other awards were presented
in these categories: Keystone
Farmer, Typewriting, Commer­cial
Math, Gregg Shorthand, Tee­pee
Topic and Year Book.
Women’s Guild
Elects Officers
St. Paul’s Lutheran Women’s
Guild elected new officers for
1969-70 at a Mother-Daughter
Banquet. Elected were: Mrs.
John White, president; Mrs.
Dale Frantz, vice president;
Mrs. Martin Dombach, secretary,
Mrs. Omar Bucher, treasurer.
Three committee chairmen
were appointed as follows: Mrs.
David Staruse and Mrs. Edward
Weiler, co-chairmen for Educa­tion,
Mrs. Kenneth Grove, Chris­tian
Service chairman and Mrs.
ilaymond Brobst, Membership
chairman.
The five Women’s Circles of
the Church will conduct their
final meeting of the season on
these days — Sunrise and Mary
Circles in the Lounge on Wed­nesday,
June 4 at 9 a.m.; Ruth
and Esther Circles, Tuesday,
June 10 in the evening and the
Martha Circle, Wednesday, June
11 at Mrs. John Witmyer’s coi­nage.
The topic for the month will
bs “Disadvantaged Children of
God.” Mrs. Rodney Welsh, Jr.,
will be the speaker at the morn­ing
and evening sessions. A film
will be presented in connection
with the topic. It is entitled
“Why Billy Can’t Learn.”
Mrs. James Stough will pre­sent
the topic to the Martha
Circle on June 11 in the after­noon.
Rehearsal Schedule
For Seniors
A rehearsal schedule for
seniors at Warwick High has
been announced as follows:
Baccalaureate rehearsal —
May 29 at 12:30 p.m. at the
school auditorium. Seniors
are to report to the school at
6:30 p.m. June 1 for the Bac-caleureate
Service.
Graduation rehearsals will
be held on June 2, 3, and 4
at 1 p.m. at the High School.
CORRECTION
The name of Linda Louise
Antes was accidently omitted
from the list of seniors who are
graduating from Warwick High
School in last week’s paper.
Identify Photo
Last Thursday morning as
soon as the Record hit the
street, John Lutz, 128 Front St.,
stopped by the office to identify
the people in the photo, made
available to the newspaper by
Mrs. Margaret Hanna, as mem­bers
of the Moravian Sunday
School orchestra which was un­der
the direction of George
Hepp in 1917.
Lutz identified everyone but
the first fellow on the left in
the front row, who has since
been identified by Victor Kauff­man
as Lincoln Conrad. Others
in the front row, according to
Lutz are: Arthur Evans, Lewis
Hepp, Galen Shenenberger,
Viola Leib Witmyer, Mrs. E. S.
Crosland, Joe Zahm, and Thom­as
Haisch.
In the second are: Charles
Stengel, Helen Kauffman Rich­ardson,
John Lutz, Paul Seaber,
Lewis Sturgis, Lewis Heubner,
Victor Kauffman, Samuel Reu-brecht
and George L. Hepp.
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In the third row are: Edward
| Crosland. Jr., B. F. Lutz and
| Harry Keppel.
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The Record Express this week
features a Memorial Day tribute
to the veterans of all wars. As a
special feature published 1 n tli"
first time, on pages twelve arid
thirteen, are fifty veterans of
World War I from the Wan.ni
area.
The Record is sorrv that all
local veterans of this war are not
pictured, but obtained as many
photographs as possible.
Pictured above are: (Back
row, left to right), Homer Schn-erer,
Floyd Rader, Jake Copen-haver
(deceased), and Harold
Weidrnan (deceased). (Front
row, left to right), Clarence
Shaub, Ralph Habecker (deceas­ed).
Bernell Imhott (deceased),
and Leon Madlem (deceased).
Jennifer Lynne Foulk, two and a half, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard L. Foulk, 326 E. Second Ave., Lititz, ap­pears
to be quite happy as she receives a $25 Savings Bond
from James Mummert, vice president and cashier of the
Farmers National Bank. Jennifer was the winner in the
Child’s Photo Contest, sponsored by the Lititz JayneCees,
at the Street Fair last Saturday. Holding Jennifer is Mrs.
Charles Ditmer, 417 Hensley St., Lititz, chairman of the
Photo Contest.
Missing Boys
Return Home
Two Lititz boys, reported miss­ing
by their parents since early
Monday Morning, were picked
up by the Pennsylvania State
Police near Bowmansville at
10:30 a.m. Tuesday and returned
te Lititz.
The boys, Theodore Rosen­berg,
16, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Rosenberg, 527 Front St.
and John Redcay, son of Mr. and
Mi1- Howard Redcay, 442 Wood-crest
Ave., reportedly left some­time
between midnight and 7
a m. Monday taking with them
knapsacks and camping equip­ment.
Cloister Twin
Picnic, Sunday
The Cloister Twin Association
picnic at the Lititz Springs Park
on Sunday, June 1. Twins of all
ages, their families and friends
are invited to attend the event.
Persons attending are to bring
a picnic lunch. There will be no
dues, but a free-will offering will
be taken.
Registration for the picnic will
begin at 12 noon. Included in the
program will be: the Living Her­ald
Quartet, a Twin Talent Show,
Edgar Stoesz, guest speaker; a
Judging Contest, a Business
meeting and games for the chil­dren.
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Miss Barbara Wise, right, Lititz Wo­man’s
Club Fine Arts and Education Com­mittee
chairman, presents a check for
$250 to M. C. Demmy, president of the Lit­itz
Public Library Board. The donation,
realized from a recent book sale sponsor­ed
by the Woman’s club amounting to $175
plus a $75 additional gift from the club,
will be used to purchase new books for the
library. Observing the proceedings is Mrs.
J. Franklin Everett, center, Woman’s Club
president.
Linden Hell
Commencenu
Commencement speakers for
Linden Hall’s 223rd graduation
exercises have been announced
by Dr. Byron K. Horne, Head­master
of the school. The Honor­able
Marvin E. Miller, Republi­can
Representative in the House
of Representatives of Pennsyl­vania
from the 97th district, will
address the graduates at the com­mencement
event, June 2 in the
Lititz Moravian Church. The
Reverend Melvin R. Klokow, pas­tor
of the Moravian Church of
Gnadenhutten, Ohio, will give
the Baccalaueate sermon, June 1
in the Moravian Church, Lititz al
10:30 a.m.
Mr. Miller, of 501 Valley Road,
Lancaster, is presently serving
on a Select Committee investigat­ing
The Administration and En­forcement
of the Narcotics, and
Drug Laws in Pennsylvania. He
has served in this area as a news­paperman
with the Lititz Record
Express, the Lancaster New Era
and the Intellingencer-Journal.
The Rev. Klowkow is the fath­er
of one of the graduating class.
He’ is a graduate of Moravian
College and Theological Semin­ary
in Bethlehem and has served
on pastorates in Minnesota, Mich­igan,
Ohio and as a missionary to
Eskimoes in Bethtel, Alaska.
Local students to be graduated
by Linden Hall on June 2 are
Miss Barbara Creamer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Creamer
of 1585 Wheatland Road, Lan­caster;
Miss Nancy Edwards,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­liam
A. Edwards of 1511 Hill-crest
Road, Lancaster; Miss Jo­anne
Herr, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George L. Herr, Jr., 1340
Hunter Drive, Lancaster; Miss
Barbara Ronnenberg, daughter
of Mrs. Jack W. Keehn, Lititz;
and Miss Patricia Hill, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hill, 1527
Ridge Rd., Lancaster, to be grad­uated
in August.
The Valedictory address will
be given by Miss Deborah Erb,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Curbs
L. Erb of Oley, Pa. Miss Valerie
Baxter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Baxter of Wyneole, Pa.
will present the Salutatory ad­dress.
The closing event will begin
with processional by the giaduat-ing
class, student body, faculty
and trustees. The music for the
services is under the direction ol
Mr. Wayne Lefever. Participat­ing
in the programs will be Lie
speakers, Miss Barbara \ A ■■
Academic Dean, and the IP'
John F. Morman, Headmadoi
Elect. Dr. Byron K. Horne Head
master, will officiate.
Marvin E. Miller
Rev. Melvin R. Klokow
"Oliver" Will Be
Repeated Wed. Nifre
A rep' al peilormance of “Oliv­er’
will be presented by Ronald
Famslui’a sixth grade class on
Wednesday, May 28 at 7:30 p.m.
in the Lititz Elementary School
auditorium. There will be no ad-mnsion
charge.
Graduates To
Be Honored
Graduates from High School
and Colleges will be honored at
the morning worship service at
10 a.m. at Trinity EC Church
on Sunday, June 1. Graduates
and their parents will sit in a
reserved section in the sanctu­ary.
The Rev. Ralph Bornman
will deliver the message “One
Accord in One Place.” There
will be no evening service.
A missionary workshop will
he held at 7:15 p.m. on Wednes­day.
June 4 at which time arti­cles
will be prepared for the
mission in Mexico.
A Committment Service of
the Daily Vacation Bible School
staff will be conducted on Sun­day,
June 8 at the morning wor­ship
service.
Volunteer Drivers
Urgently Needed
The Welfare Committee, of
the Lititz Woman’s Club, is in
need of volunteers to drive two
children to the Camp for Retard­ed
Children at the Elk’s Grounds
Ephrata on July 8-11 and July
14-17.
Anyone interested in provid­ing
transportation for the child­ren
to and from the Camp may
contact Mrs. Arthur Holder, Wel­fare
chairman, by calling 626-
7248.
Legion Memorial Day
Services On Friday
Commencement
Exercises At
Warwick June 4
Commencement exercises at
Warwick High School will be
held June 4 at 7 p.m. on the
school athletic field. In the event
of inclement weather, exercises
will be moved to the high school
auditorium.
The theme for the student or­ations
is “Meeting the Challenge
of Progress.” Student speakers
are James E. Harbison, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Harbi­son,
311 East Second Avenue,
Lititz, whose topic is “Meeting
the Challenge of Personal Re­sponsibility”;
Miss Jane D.
Kauffman, daughter of Mr. and
Mixs Ray D. Kauffman, 220 East
Second Avenue, Lititz, who will
speak on “Meeting the Challenge
of Education”; Michael/). Car­vell,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
B. Carvell, 315 Landis Valley
Road, Lititz, who will speak on
the topic “Meeting the Challenge
of Science”; and Miss Nancy J.
Hofferth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace B. Hofferth, 212
East Second Avenue, Lititz,
whose topic is “Meeting the Chal­lenge
of Government.”
Diplomas will be awarded by
Horace A. Kauffman, school
board president. Harold W.
Swisher, high school principal,
will present the special awards.
The Reverend Clemens W. Ros-enberger,
pastor of the Lititz
Church of the Brethren, will
offer the Invocation; The Rev­erend
William G. Grosz, pastor
of the Evangelical United Meth­odist
Church, Brunnerville, will
give the Benediction.
The high school band, under
the direction of Charles Horn-berger,
high school music teach­er,
will provide music for the
exercises. Miss Terry Kepner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
F. Kepner, 601 South Broad St.,
Lititz, and a member of the grad­uating
class will sing Rogers and
Mammersteins “You’ll Never
Walk Alone” accompanied by
Mr. Hornberger.
Baccalaureate services will be
held Sunday, June 1, at seven
p.m. in the high school auditor­ium.
$ 2 3 6 ,1 5 0 Issued In
Building Permits
A total of $236,150 was issued
in building permits by the boro
during the month of April. Re­modeling
amounted to $15,150
and new construction was $221,-
000.
Remodeling permits were is­sued
to: Elam Shelly, 84 Front
St., aluminum siding, $1,500;
Lucy Fasnacht, 22 S. Spruce St.,
repair porch, $400; Dr. J. W.
Grosh, 2 S. Broad St., new roof,
$1,000; Clarence Miller, 9 N.
New St., remodel grocery store
into laundromat, $10,000; Mrs.
Frank Reed, 45 W. Lincoln
Ave., new roof, $250; Wendell
Hower, 367 N. Broad St., replace
roof and add fireplace, $1,600;
Russell Mearig, 121 Liberty St.,
new roof, $400.
Permits for new construction
were issued as follows: Weis
Market, S. Broad St. and W. 7th
Street, addition on north side of
present building, $60,000; John
Hogan, Owl Hill Road, 12 unit
apartment building, $60,000;
Messick Realty Inc., 116 Swarth-more
Drive, new home, $20,000;_
Messick Realty Inc., 117 Swarth-’
more Drive, new home, $20,000;
Robert Balmer, 303 N. Broad
St., new home, $15,000; Robert
Balmer, 305 N. Broad St., new
home, $15,000; Fred Augustine,
218 Oxford Drive new home,
$21,000; Long and Bomberger,
warehouse along Ranck Lane,
$10,000.
Miller Home Is
Sold For $24,500
Dr. Franklin K. Cassel, 36 S.
Broad St., Lititz, purchased the
home of Mrs. Amelia Mi I lei loi ;
$24,500 at a public sale last Sat­urday.
Personal items sold at the
sale brought the following
prices: sleigh, $90, a table .Sin-odd
plates from $8 to $22 50
marble top dresser, $50: v. i i
clock, $60; twin beds, f,40 a
piece, odd chairs, $30 and tv a
Victorian needlepoint chans V4J
each.
Practical Nurses
Karen Brubaker, Lititz
Ann Spangler, Lititz Rî a il
graduate from the Pracucai
Nurse Program at Commence­ment
Exercises at the Abraham
Lincoln Junior High School, Lan­caster,
on Wednesday, May 28 at
10 a.m.
Eddie Funke, 11, 539 W. Marion St.,
Lititz, winner of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars Lite-a-Bike contest receives a new
bicycle from Walt Strickler, (left), VFW
Commander. Others present (left to
right): Mayor Russel Templeton, Richard
T. Funke and Acting Police Chief James
Fritz.
The American Legion Post No.
56 and the Veterans of Foreign
Wars Post 1463 will conduct
Memorial Day Services in Lititz
and Rothsville, Friday May 30th.
Daniel W. Shaub, Deputy Ad­jutant
General, Veterans Affairs,
Harrisburg, Pa. will deliver the
annual Memorial Day address in
the Lititz Moravian Cemetery at
11:00 a.m.
Children will decorate graves
of veterans with flowers. Rev.
William Matz, Pastor of the Mor­avian
Church, Lititz, will give
the invocation. Albert S. Ebbert
will lead the audience in singing
America and the National Ath-em,
accompanied by the War­wick
High School ¡Band and the
Lititz Community Band. Jeff
Young, son of Mr. & Mrs. Lester
H. Young, Lititz R.D. #3, will
give the Gettysburg Address.
Rev. Harold M. Young, Pastor of
United Methodist Church, Lititz,
will pronounce the Benediction.
Prior to the Memorial Day
Service a parade will forrh at
10:30 a.m. on Warwick Street,
proceed 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 start­ing
point promptly at the time
mentioned.
In Rothsville, the parade will
form at Skyview Lane at 9:0.0
a.m. and move west through
Rothsville and ending at the
Lutheran Cemetery where Mem­orial
Day Services will begin at
9:30 a.m., the speaker being
Harry H. Gring, member of the
State House of Representatives
of Pennsylvania, 99th District.
Rev. Myles R. Smeltz, Pastor of
the Jerusalem Lutheran Church,
Rothsville, will give the invoca­tion
and Rev.. James C. Mohn,
Pastor of the St. Paul’s Evangeli­cal
Congregational Church, Roth­sville,
will pronounce the Bene­diction.
Jeff Young, son ot Mr,
& Mrs. Lester Young, Lititz R.D.
#3 will give the Lincoln’s
Gettysburg Address. The War­wick
High School Band will play
America and the National Anth­em.
Details of the parade and
service at Rothsville are being
handled in cooperation with the
Rothsville Fire Company.
Candidates For
B S Degrees
Four local students have been
listed as candidates for degrees
to be granted by Elizabethtown
College during its annual spring
baccalaureate - commencement,
June 1.
Candidates and degrees are;
Paul E. Brubaker, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Brubaker, RD
I , bachelor of science, biology.
Ronald J. Frederick, 124 E.
Main St., bachelor of science,
business administration.
Charles E. Lusk, RD 1, bache­lor
of science, business admin­istration.
Robert W. Seaman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Seaman, RD 4,
bachelor of science, business
administration.
A total of 268 students are
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Driving Program
U nder the auspices of the Lit­itz
Community Center, Mr.
Thomas Stutzman, Warwick
High School Driver Education
teacher, will conduct a Driver
Education program for Adults.
The classes will begin July
7th and will continue for six
weeks. A registration fee of $20
will he required, along with a
$2.00 membership. All appli­cants
should register with the
Community Center (626-5096)
as soon as possible, in order
that a schedule can be set,
There will be a meeting of all
applicants at the Recreation
Goiter, Thursday, June 5th at
7:30 p.m.
School Menu
Monday, June 2
Grilled hamburg, baked poto-toes,
relish tray, assorted fruit.
Tuesday, June 3
Fish sticks, buttered noodles,
tomato sauce, cole slaw, fruit
cocktail.
Wednesday, June 4
Chili-con-carne, grilled cheese
sandwich, lettuce wedge, apple­sauce.
Thursday, June 5
Pork barbecue, french fries,
buttered peas, whipped jello.
Friday, June 6
Ham boat sandwich, soup, rel­ish,
banana.