Lititz Record Express

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S e r v i n g T h e W a r w i c k U n i o n A r e a F o r N e a r l y A C e n t u r y
If all the crutches in the
world were laid end to
end, there ,still wouldn’t
he enough for lame ex-
84th Year .E s ta b lish ed . A p r il, 1 8 7 7 , a s T h e S u n b e am
Í C o n so lid a te d w ith T h e U t i t z R e c o rd . 1 9 3 7 ) Lititz, Lancaster Co., Pa., Thursday, May 12, 1960 7 c e n ts a Copy; $3.00 per y e a r b y m a il
w ith in L a n c a s t e r C ou n ty ; $3:50 e ls ew h e r e .
Twelve Pages No. 4
I Sees Tax Reduction Possibility
SAFETY PARADE ENTRY Can Cut Taxes If
» ÎAt i t z E lcm e n -
a! School Sa fe ty
.Lancaster on S a t■-
f i f th a n d s ixth
w i th th e p a p e r
m a c h e wh a le which sums u p th e s a fe ty r e c ­ord
of th e d i s t r ic t 's e lem e n t a ry schools- th i s
y e a r . ' S imi la r f loats we re e n te r e d by I to tb s -
Yillo ami Bru n n e rv i l l e Schools.
Driver Ed
For Adults
Is Planned
A class in a enm , ¡river
E d u c a t io n . will be o f fe red
a g a in th is s um m e r th r o u g h
th e c o o p e ra tio n of tire Wa i-
Whale O f A Time
For Whale Floats
wick u ni on Sc: Il ool Di StìF ict
a n d th e Lititz R ecr■euit ion Ce li­t
e i . ,
Th:is (.course w U! ¡ ie op<ill to
any adì.lit ûn th'e SV ai,‘Wick
Uni ort Scbool Di sirde i .
Prc3~regi s tra tio n is re ciui red
a n d in t e f e s t6;d 50ns ì))ay
conta ct ■the E,eci‘es. ti < i Cen t e r
a t MÂ. G - 5 0 9 6 or r r i) » for
infori n a t .ion.
Tin3 c lass vvili lu iris t ru c ted
by CJeo]rge I Alal e, Dr iv e r
Educii t io n Insstriic t y ’ ; a t w a r -
wick H i s h t5 ch OO; ydio Wlii
have 1)0th afiAM 1IOCm Faid g; ve­n
in g cla sses.
Tint) c jlasses a r ;cT1 c■du Ied to
begin iri th e se CO jad week in
Ju n e . Po te n r i a ] ch:i s s n r sin­h
e r s a r €i rem i lid.ed :h m ns t
h a v e learncil’’s Per Il f i ri­sued
by th e S't a t e. C a gsses
XX ill 1,0 a f i l l e fl a.c;cî ) idin,g-, to
Ev e ry o n e h a d a “ w h a l e ” of
a t ime S a tu rd a y , wi th W a r ­wick
E l em e n t a ry Schools f lo a t
e n t r ie s in th e a n n u a l School
Sa fe ty P a r a d e .
The f loats , one for Lititz,
Bru n n e rv i l le a n d Ro th sv i lle
E l em e n t a ry Schools, we re
p a p e r ma c h e wha les , b e a r in g
th e w o rd s “ We DM A Wh a le
of A J o b ” .
As it t u r n e d out, th e wh a le s
did a wh a le of a job in c lu d in g
s e n d in g L i t i tz ’ e lem e n t a ry
i e g i s n a n o n
Bowling I eague
Donai h? TIT-To
Ree C*»-**4 «o. v «=«' *>
T 11 ( IVu P ljlO 1 f ^tApi -,
bniUlnm fumi pu ml in some
re a l "p in " money la s t week.
A d o n a t io n oi -ì> 1 o. 5 0 was
gix cn the i l n 11)' i h n tío hoen-b
e 1 w e 11 ° m U’ i [ tl le Lititz
C r a um .P t ¡-L n i l g L amm
The -am 11 pi esenie-c th e excess
ol the I J iMie i ti i-mu -y a f te r
p x i i f p i s bad 1 ' j u i>aic for th e
vea r.
A o n n a l iv th e le i au e aives
tl n an m n r 1.0 1 j := t ' e a s u r e r .
as ( oi ipm , A on i- - his work.
h H nl pi 2 pi acc xptl 1 the
m n e \ a n d i n i 1 ji ‘ l n e d the
g ro u p a t its a n nu ai I) 111 HI et
t h a t he xvoui d tu r n it ove r to
1 h Q E » ( 11 a ¡ on Ce n te r i l U i
nuin oi in league
Vii 11 ' r high ave r a g e for
t i l - (P, 1 1 t to K a r i Weiler .
XX 11 " ( 1 a 18 . i ave rage .
Ot t ic e r s tor n - \ t eas >n f
î l e h d u i inclutle F tV a ’ i
X ili i U m m i • l m i
Kl e 11X \ )( - ) re skle i t ; 5 ITS
Í Mo 1 -, ( e ta ry f 11 í » Sehoen-o
m i U e nrer.
PTAToHoid
Festival On
Saturday
Th e P a r e n t T e a c h e r s As ­soc
ia t ion will hold its a n n u a l
fe s tiva l on th e L i t i tz E l em e n ­ts
v School lo u n d s on S a t ­u
r d a y , . May ±4 f rom 2 :0 0 to
»:(>() p.in.
' i i ' g ei fsi tainmc id foi
the c h i ld ren will be of fered
a n d a de lic ious s u p p e r for all
th e family. Th e e leme n t a ry
school p a t ro l wn l assise and
th e fe s t iva l will he h e ld r am
or slime.
Th e J u n io r Hig h School
Ba n d will p r e s e n t a c o nc e r t
f rom 4 :0 0 to 0 :0 0 p.m. Th e re
will be ch ic k en corn soup m
th e g ymn a s ium, a ll th e o th e r
toods will he se rved on th e
senool g ro u n d s .
An in n o v a t io n th is y e a r will
oe th e sale of lioagies and
c h a rc o a l gr i lled h o t dogs.
Th e re will also be f ren c h f r ied
pota toe s . pies. cakes. ice
m m d im l s and co tto n ra n
p v.
T h e r e wall be r ide s to r th e
c hildren, a lso swings , t r a c to r ,
me r rv -g o - ro u n d . tish pond,
gold t ish bowl, p e a n u t s t a n d
a n d sa le ot nov e h tie s .
Mai gardf Í: npye
Heads Grcnp
M i i r 1 v 1 1 - 1 ' 1
] i m i( p i o 1 a - r n m
411 ( 1 n a ,1 Hi o r h< 1 1
H m l 1 í i h „ < i M i ”
14 o v\ a 1 d r ’ ’ ‘ in 1 'L l e, -,
el -I 1 1 1 I 1 ■ f i I " 11 e
S\ i i \ i i -pi l i d E i .
F ' m s m l i , 1 u l h ’ mi
IK 1 I 1 ( is 11 1 s u n i
11PV s ' f- I’ t ’ 1 d
S i l l , l u l u 1 1 1 L ' 1
\ i u ' ' i 1111 11 r i 1 a 1 <■ i
T h i s i i lh 11 i ' i i "
he V U s s o- F m i —
Ma s lb M ) ' i! 1 m i
n o i l I l l 'L l , - , s i t a a il > 1
s i i 11 mr 11 n A i s ’’ i '
Si ini 1 1' 1 Ml ’- A l i ai
tile leaders .
Rothsville Co.
To House Pumper
R r th s x i l l e F im fom p a r p m 1
officially ho u s e its new 7 5 0
gallon p um p e r a t a c e remo n y
a a iu rd a v . May 21.
F i r e Chief Claude t oung said
i p l a d e E n o u g h Rothsxi lle a t
1 p.m. will p re c ed e th e h o u s in g
i - monx ar 2 p m Spec km
i Lie H a n will he E r
FLilff as mu ill i mints s a p e i -
l l i nt c t si bools n hn g a s
line i h pi inti pal ot W ai g n k
i v p . High School. Ro-thsviUe.
1 HI m H W C< . ITION
3 ’ 2 , i ! M , 1 I U L i
l l,e h a i ' - i d i AssmicUion oi
dmr e h e s will me e t on Tu e sday,
d 2 1 ill Si Enin s I ml c n
in i h of f In isi Th i ( v ill b°
b ( i ii i of d L m s and a
h eg, v ill lie i iode m iln
c o n su tu t io n .
' i ( u i i r d( ILL a me ­li
di ,m v i o i „ i n s f i n i i , m Diii-
> i o 1\[( \ n i m f n (- flip week-nd
.vili \h ind Mis L u t i v i
¡.min.
p r in c ip a l s on a wh a le h u n t
th ro u g h th e City of L a n c a s te r
S a tu rd ay .
I t be g an wh e n R o b e r t Him-me
lb e rg e r , local moving man,
v o lu n te e re d his se rvic e s to
t r a n s p o r t th e th r e e wh a le s to
L a n c a s te r for th e p a ra d e . The
only t ro u b le was he th o u g h t
th e y sa id it was “ r a i l s ” th ey
w a n te d t r a n s p o r te d .
When lit- sh owed up a t
L i t i tz E l em e n t a r y 'School to
pick up th e “ r a i l s ” h e wa s
t a k e n a b a c k s om ew h a t when
Monny Wo n d e r , c u s to d ia n ,
in fo rme d h im he wa s on a
wh a l e t r a n s p o r t in g 1 a s s ig n ­men
t .
I t so h a p p e n e d t h a t - h e had
b ro u g h t a lo n g th e 1 f i rm ’s
sma ll t r u c k wh ic h c o u ld n ’t
a c c omo d a te th e th r e e wha les ,
so th e school de cided it would
t a k e one of th e wh a le s on th e
school d i s t r i c t ’s pick-up t ru c k .
Th e p a p e r ma c h e m amma l s
we re loaded, b u t -not la sh ed
down a n d one of th e wh a le s
h a d it= sn o u t be died in wlmn
i Co n t in u e d on page six)
Spring Frolic
For' Adults On
Sat,, May 28
The T h i rd A n n u a l Adul t
S p r in g t im e Fro l ic will be he ld
on S a tu rd a y . May 2 8 t rom 9:00
p.m. to 1 2 :0 0 p.m. m th e W a r ­wick
Union Hig h School Cate-ter
ia.
A well k n own o r c h e s t r a t rom
th e Al len town a r e a will p ro ­vide
mus ic to r dan c in g a n d
e n t e r t a inm e n t d u r in g the even­ing.
J e t r a Wilson and Ric Allen
will p r e s e n t Clia Cha and Pan-go
-dances d u r in g th e evening.
T ic k e t s a n d re s e rv a t io n s a re
now av a i lab le f rom Mrs. F o ro e s
Emswe l le r Mrs. R i c h a rd Ro th
a n d Dale Shelley, Do n a t io n
Sl.ol) pe r person.
Elect 5
To Board
Of Center
B u i l d i n g F u n d D r i v e
I s P l a n n e d D u r i n g
J u n e
F iv e new memb e r s we re
e le c ted to th e h o a rd of d i r e c ­to
r s of th e Lit i tz Commu n i ty
Ce n te r a t Monday n i g h t ’s a n ­n
u a l mee ting.
They a r e : Mrs. H a r r y D.
E s h e lm a n , 77 E, Main St.;
Mrs. J am e s G. Sh a n n o n , 215
S. Lo cu s t St.; R o b e r t I. De rek,
45 E. Lemo n St.; E. Wi l l iam
Jae-de J r . , 229 S. Spruc e St.;
all ele cted fo r a th r e e y e a r
t e rm ; Jo s e p h 1VI. Carl, 10 6
We s t E n d Ave.; wa s ele cted
for a one y e a r te rm. Ele c t ion
of of f ice rs will be h e ld a t th e
J u n e me e t ing.
Oth e r b u s in e s s in c lu d e d
p r e p a r a t io n of bids fo r th e
New Bu i ld in g wh ic h will be
av a i lab le a ro u n d May 17.
Mrs. F o rb e s Emsw e l l e r wa s
s e le c ted by th e c o u n ty c h a i r ­man:
to be on th e County
Wh i t e Ho u s e Confe renc e for
th e aged wh ic h will be h e ld in
1961.
The a n n u a l p os t -prom d a n c e
for ju n io r and sen io r - high
school s tu d e n t s will be held
a t th e Wa rw i c k Hig h School
Ca fe te r ia on F r id a y , May 27
f rom 1 2 :0 0 to 4 :0 $ A.M. The
A d u l t Danc e will be he ld on
S a tu rd a y , May 28 f rom 9 :0 0
to 1 2 :00.
P r e s id e n t J. W a r r e n Beit-t
e nm i l l e r a n n o u n c e d t h a t th e
dr ive for fu n d s for th e new
b u i ld in g will be h e ld d u r in g
th e mo n th of Ju n e .
Out going d i re c to r s include
B e i t te nmi l le r , Ru s s e l l Erb ,
Mrs. F o rb e s Emswe l le r , Mrs.
R i c h a rd R o th a n d Wa l t e r
Spicer.
Fire Auxiliary
Honors Mothers
A Mo th e r s ’ Day p ro g r am was
pre sented' a t th e me e t in g of
th e Lad ie s Au x i l ia ry of th e F i r e
Company on T h u r s d a y evening
m tn e F i r e Hous e . Mrs. El to n
! Reed, th e p re s id en t , was m
c h a rg e a n d th i r tv - s e v e n a t ­tended.
. Mrs. Sally T emp le to n re c e iv ­ed
th e pr ize for th e oldes t
m o th e r p r e s e n t : Mrs. Ra y Bix-ler.
th e y o u n g e s t : Mrs. J o h n
Nies to r h a v in g th e y o u n g e s t
child: a n d Mrs. J o s e p h Dawbe r ,
th e mo s t c hildren. The Ladi s
Si s te rs e n t e r t a in e d wi th s e v e r ­al
voc al n umb e r s , a n a Mrs.
May McCre a rv re c e ived the
d o o r prize.
This .was th e la s t meeting-to
r th e se a son, th e lad ie s will
begun th e i r ta l l me e t in g s wi th
a b a n q u e t a t th e B ru n n e rv i l l e
F i r e Hall.
ABC AWARD TO INVALID
K o b “ ï I K. 1 h«'ii'»i*arv no'inlu*»' <>l Ilio L i t i t z
Í l i a p l c r ol X m r i i ' a n B u s in e s s (Miibs lo c em * - th e « lubN líMil)
( b ‘Oi'” v lì. J r . \\>ar<i I rom Mrs. ( .cni»i* K. t r a i l o * , J r .
Tin» aw a r d is |m ,s<*nt<*<l am i l i .<11\ lo o u t s t a n d in g s e r v i c e to
A .B .C . an d I h r < o i im i i im t j .
State Holds Line
On Budget Line
Deadline Today
To Waive Curb
Building Rule
T h u r sd a y , - M a y 12, is the'
d e ad l in e for E a s t Main S t r e e t
re s id e n t s to r e t u r n th e i r wa i ­ver
of curb b u i ld in g fo rms to
th e boroug'h, it wa s r emin d e d
ye s te rday.
T h i r ty days ago th e b o r ­ough
s e n t o u t not ic e s t h a t new
c u rb in g m u s t be b u i l t a n d a s k ­ed
r e s id e n t s who w a n t e d th e
b o ro u g h to c o n t r a c t for th e
wo rk to s ign a wa iver .
Ab o u t 4 0 p e r c ent of th e
re s id en t s h a v e done so. The
b o ro u g h e x pla ined - t h a t by
ha v in g one c o n t r a c to r do th e
job it will m a k e 1 for a more
e f f ic ient a n d ex p ed ien t o p e r a ­tion.
I f p ro p e r ty own e r s d o n ’t
sign th e wa iv e r th e y m u s t
c o n t r a c t in d iv id u a l ly for th e
re p la c eme n t of c urbing. It
this c u rb in g d o e s n ’t me e t th e
s t r e e t g r a d e s as s e t up by
th e S t a te D e p a r tm e n t of H ig h ­ways,
th e n th e d e p a r tm e n t
. will ..t.ea.r,, i t .... o u t a n d in s ta l l
new c u rb in g , b i ll in g th e b o r ­ough
which in t u r n will bill
th e p ro p e r ty owner.
Bob Longenecker
Is Speaker For
Alumni Banquet
R o b e r t “ B o b ” Lo n g en e ck e r .
a fo rme r Lit i tz r e s id e n t who
be c ame th e h u s b a n d of movie
a c t re s s R u th Hus sev. will he
th e s p e a k e r a t th e Wa rwic k
Union As sn s a n n u a l b a n q u e t ,
Final Spring Concert
At High School Saturday
T h r e e h ig h school mus ic
gro u p s will r in g down th e cuiy
tain on th e I9 60 e dit ion ot th e
Sp r in g Music F e s t iv a l th i s
S a tu rd a y evening a t 8 p.m.
m th e h ig h school a u d i t o r ­ium.
Mir Si t e n t h Giado Choiu^
will open th e p ro g r am wi tn a
g ro u p of five se lec tions which
in c lude “Live L A m o u r ’, and
“ B r a v e r . from th e op e ra H a n ­sel
a n d Gretel.
A boys ’ q u a r t e t composed ot
L i n n i i l i iu s l in k G u n d ium
Ba im hticius mid Dennis
T o i im a n will be lu a id m th
first, song a n d th e la t e r n um ­ber
will be s u n g by a g i r l s ’ e n ­semble
co n s i s t in g of Ann
(L a i b u i l Je an Memk Linda
Willis. Ma r i lyn S ta u f fe r . Do n ­na
R a d e r a n d Diana Davidson.
” Le T am b o u r in e will be
(lie ope n in g n um b e r m a v a r i ­ed
p ro g r am to be p r e s e n te d by
th e J r . Hig h Orc h e s tra . They
will plav “Ma rch of th e Ill-
As sor ted G u a r d s ' . “ Cowboy
R h a p s o d y ’. “ I s le ot Capr i .
"T h e Ha l l s of Iv y ’ a n d a
“Mexican Ov e r tu re .
One of th e h ig h l ig h t s o7
th is p ro g r am will be a n e ig h th
g ra d e f lu te e n s emb le playing
a nov e lty n um b e r “ T a n k e e
Doodle On T o u r ” . Th e f l u t ­ists
a r e R u t h Ha n n . Michael
Alleba ch. Dianne Spaid, B a r ­b
a r a B r e n ema n . Be v e r ly Erb
a n d Lynn Welch: a c c omp a n i ­ed
by P a t sy Simon.
A mu s ic a l p o r t r a i t of Am e r ­ica.
e n t i t le d “Music — USA
will be p r e s e n t e d by the
Glee Club d u r in g th e final
p o r t io n of th e conce r t. N a r ­r
a t e d by F r e d J o h n s it will
f e a tu r e th e Gi r l s ’ E n s emb le ,
th e Wa n u a n s , a n d n um e ro u s
solois ts s in g in g se le c tions fam-
( Co n t in u e d f rom p a g e 2)
WARWICK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB
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ABC Takes
Award To
Recipient
Twe n ty memb e r s of t h e L i t ­itz
A.B.C. d ro v e to- Glay fol­lowing
la s t • W e d n e s d a y s m e e t ­ing
to p r e s e n t th e c lu b 's am
n u a l George B. Sea-rles J r .
Awa rd to R o b e r t E. .Lo n g e n ­e
cke r . A.B.C.’s only 'honora ry
memb e r .
■Earlier in th e evening,
F r a n k Fo l tz , ' L a n c a s te r , was
in s ta l le d a s a new memb e r bv
p a s t p r e s id e n t H e rb Kra y b i ll .
A l th o u g h c o nf ined to his
bed, L o n g e n e c k e r o p e r a te s a
t e le p h o n e a n sw e r in g service,
a n d p e r so n a l ly t a k e s all calls
to r th e A.B.C. sp o n so red W a r ­wick
Commu n i ty Amb u la n c e
as. well as 6 8 o th e r c us tome r s .
He d o n a te s .his se rvice s to- th e
amb u l a n c e group.
Al th o u g h u n a b le to s i t up
or wa lk, L o n g e n e c k e r r e g u l a r ­ly
a t t e n d s th e me e t in g s of th e
amb u l a n c e d r iv e r s a n d is con­s
id e re d one ot th e - k e v m e n - o f
th e Amb u la n c e Service. He is
‘ picked up a n d d e l iv e re d ” by
th e amb u l a n c e be fore a n d a f ­t
e r th e mee t ings .
Among B o b ’s m a n y i n t e r ­e
sts a r e a r t . re ading,, a n d TV
An a r d e n t p inochle fan, ' he
o f ten plays u n t i l th e wee
h o u r s of th e m o rn in g wi th a
few of his ma n y f r iends .
Robert L. Longenecker
it was a n n o u n c e d ye s te rd a y .
Th e b a n q u e t will be h e ld m
th e c a f e te r i a of AVarwick High
School on S a tu rd a y , J u n e 11
a t 6 p.m. R e s e rv a t io n s for
the b a n q u e t , a t $2 per pe rson,
can be mad e wi th Mrs. Ch a r le s
Wetzel. Lit i tz R4.
Clas ses to be h o n o re d a t the.
b a n q u e t will in c lude th o s e of
1900. 1910, 1920. 19 35 and
19 5 0.
L o n g e n e c k e r re s id e s in Cal­i
fo rn ia a n d his m a r r i a g e to
Miss Hu s s e y is a ck n owle d g ed
to be amo n g th e mo s t suc c e s s ­ful
a n d la s t in g involving a
Hollywood a ctres s .
■¡Si ■
an B-cocIk t . Doan Ra p p , B a r ry C a rma n , W a r r e n
à Ring- w ell, Wi l l iam S igmu n d , .lame s Good,
'i ig in ia Lan d i s , Glor ia En g le
I ” ’ " '2'
b a k e r , fl;i
Re t t i John,
P h i l ip Mumn io r t, Jo e Willi
Ca ro le Dennis, Velma Willis.
Se cond Row: 3s,ir ían Geiz. Dian n e F o r r e s t , Orp h a He r sh e y ,
R u th Stellina;!, Ma : eia Me iskey, Ma r jo r ie Kle n in , L in d a Kteh-nian
, Connie Lan d i s , J am e s B ru b a k e r , J e r r y E r b a r i , Mike
Wo r re l l , Bill Lin dein an. J a n e t Ke id e n b a u g h , E s t h e r Binkley,
Kandy Ke l le r , Ma r ie An n o i t i, S hi r ley Wa l tz , Ce le s te Long,
Hy la Xei'f, ’B a rb a r a Jo n e s , D o n n a Sla g ek
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Mllimin,
•;ter. Rieh-
J o h n Dongler, Ha r ry H o rn b e rg e r , Dong Ha ckma n ,
Dick Ke l le r , W a r r e n Me llinge r , J am e s Diehm,
Bore as Saylor, K a y .Martin, R u t h Gibbie, Sally Jo h n s o n , J o a n
Ka u tz .
F o u r t h Row: Dianne H o a s t e r , S a r a Ste ine r , Sus ie Slireinc r ,
Dor is Pe te r s , T h e lma Good, Roche l le En c k , Do u g Mack ley,
Glenn Dus s inge r , R i c h a r d E n g le , J in i Co nrad, Melvin Jo ne s ,
R o b e r t Posey, George Male, T e r ry H a r tm a n , J o h n Lan d i s , Bill
Hump, L a r r y Greybill, Da le Nagle, J o e Dos te r , S a n d r a Sh au b ,
.Mary Sue Dii-Mnger. D a n n Uc (o>, Marj J a n e I till.
Street Sweeper On
Rounds Of Borough
A r e n te d street, mve^-eer •'«
ma k in g th e r o u n d s . of th e
boro u g h a n d re s id e n t s a r e a s k ­ed
to move t lie ir ck s ..mi,
tlie s t r e e t m ig h t be c leaned.
Bo ro u g h Ma n a g e r David J.
Ba u e r said th e swe e p e r will
ma k e s e v e ra l pa s se s over th e
s t re e t s . Fie a sk e d t h a t wh e n
re s id e n t s see th e swe e p e r on
th e i r block, th e y p a r k c a r s
e ls ewhe re to give it c le a r s a i l ­ing.
I f th e c a r s a r e moved,
Ba u e r said, th e s t r e e t job can
be done mo re ef fic iently. The
b o ro u g h is r e n t in g th e swe e p ­er
for $200 a we ek b u t mu s t
supply an o p e r a to r a n d pay
for fuel. „
St. Luke’s UCC
Surprises Two
At Family Night
Th e c o n g r e g a t io n of St
L u k e ’s Un i ted C h u r c h .o f Ch r i s t
h e ld a F am i ly N ig h t on T u e sd ay
evening in Zwingli Hall, th e
a f f a n wa s in h o n o r of two
memb e r s of th e c o n g reg a tio n ,
wh o will soon be le aving town
Th e p ro g r am -was a tak e -o f f
on th e TV p ro g r am, “ I t Could
Be Yo u .” George Ba ch and
Don Kelly, b o th s tu d e n t s a t tho
Theologic a l Semina ry, we re to
be th e Ma s te r s o f Ce remonies
ot th e a f fa i r a n d we re very
mu ch su rp r i s e d when th e y we re
th e s u b je c t s for th e evening.
Gi f ts wre p r e s e n t e d a n d p ro ­g
r am given fol lowing th e cov­e
red d i sh s u p p e r
Oth e r s on th e p ro g r am in ­c
luded, Mrs. Samue l Heisley,
Mis. R o b e r t Ba lme r , Clair Zim-m
e im a n a n d L in d a Jo h n so n .
Mrs. B a lm e r was in c h a rg e of
de co ra tio n s , a n d Mrs. Wil l iam
We idman , th e k i tc h e n . Cor ­sage
s we re given to all who
pai t ie ip a te d a n d th e new mem-b
e is of th e c h u rch who jo in ed
since th e la s t F am i ly Night.
Mr. Ba ch and' Mr. Kelly will
g r a d u a t e in Ju n e . Mr. Ba ch has
K r e p t e d a call to Fte lle r ’s
United Ch u rc h of Ch r i s t and
Mr. Ke l ly to a mis s ion church
in a s u b u rb of Chicago.
OPEN HOUSE HOURS
s i 1 ¡O R FR O L IC
Open Ho u s e will be he ld in
the c a f e te r ia of th e Wa rwic k
High School, F r id a y , May 27
f rom 8 :0 0 to- 1 0 :0 0 p.m. for
p a r e n t s , u n d e r c l a s sme n and tile
g e n e r a l public. The public is
invited- to see th e d e c o ra t io n s
for th e p o s t -p rom frolic a t this
time.
COVERED DIKII S IT ’REIS
AT B RU N N ERV IL L E
Th e W om e n ’s -Wo r ld Service
group of th e Bru n n e rv i l le
E.U.B. Ch u rc h will hold th e i r
a n n u a l . Mo th e r -D a u g h t e r cov­e
red dish b a n q u e t on S a tu rd a y ,
May 21 a t 6 :0 0 p.m. in the
Bru n n e rv i l le F i r e Hall.
The c ommi t te e in c h a rg e of
a r r a n g em e n t s include s Mrs.
Ste lla E a r h a r t a n d Mrs. P r i s ­cilla
Good.
I’l l \ BIBLE STUDIES
The Rev. Ra lp h H. Wolfe will
give ,a se r ies of Bible Stu d ie s on
Su n d a y ev en in g a t' 7 :3 0 p.m.
for th e next s e v e ra l success ive
Su n d a y s on th e Ps a lms . The s e
me s s a g e s will give g u id a n c e to
t r u e C h r i s t ia n living'.
T e n t a t i v e B u d g e t D u e
A t M e e t i n g O n
M a y 1 8
The Wa rw i c k School Boa rd
may be able to c u t tax e s a g a in
th is ye ar , t h a n k s to the wage
tax bonanza .
T h a t wa s th e gis t of an in ­fo
rma l me e t in g b e twe e n school
b o a rd memb e r s a n d th e Lititz
Bo ro u g h Council Tu e sd ay
night.
.T h e big “ i f” c e n t e r s a b o u t
St.atp-ma n d a te d e x p e n d i tu re s
wh ic h the- b o a rd m u s t make .
Amo n g th o s e will be m a n d a t e d
in c re a s e s for t e a c h e r s .salarys.
L a s t y e a r th e s t a te o rd e re d
th e -district to m a k e a b u d g e t
in c re a s e s to r t e a c h e r s s a la r ie s
m te a c h e r s ' pay.
Boa rd mem b e r s to ld eoim- .
ed memb e r s Tu e s d a y I ha I ¡1
s p e n d in g c an be field in
ehee li. it would be possible
to rc t l c c t a n o th e r (ax cut
in c i th e r p ro p e r ly o r ■ per
c api ta luxes.
Rev. Carl Frederick
Trinity Church
Marks 88th Year
With Services
Th e Lit i tz T r in i ty Ev an g e l i -
:al Co n g re g a t io n a l Ch u rc h will
c e leb ra te th e e ig h ty -e ig h th An ­n
iv e r s a ry of th e fo u n d in g of
.heir c h u rc h on Sunday, May
L 5, 19-60.
In th e m o rn in g 9 :3 0 Su n d a y
School Service a n d 1 0 :3 0
Ghuch Service th e Rev. Dr.
No rma n W. Pa u l l in , P ro f e s s o r
of Ev an g e l i sm a n d P a s to r a l
Mini s t ry a t E a s t e r n Baptist,
Theologica l Semin a ry , P h i l a d e l ­phia
a n d Mo d e r a to r of th e
P h i l a d e lp h ia B a p t i s t As soc ia ­tion
will d e l iv e r th e mes sage.
Dr. P a u l l in is active in the
work oi th e Ch r i s t ia n E n d e a v o r
a n d d e n om in a t io n a l yo u th
mo v eme n t s s p e a k in g re g u la r ly
be fore y o u th g ro u p s wi th in th e
Middle A t la n t ic Re g io n of
Ch r i s t ia n E n d e a v o r . He ha s
he ld p r e a c h in g mis s ions for
th e Arme d F o rc e s in this c o u n ­try,
E n g la n d , Sc ot land and
Fra n c e .
7 :0 0 p.m. a Homecoming-
Service will be co n d u c ted with
as ma n y as poss ible one t ime
memb e r s of T r in i ty re tu rn in g .
Special s p e a k e r a t th is service
will be th e Rev. Carl F r e d e r i c k ,
one t ime memb e r of th is
church.
Rev. F r e d e r i c k is p re s e n t ly
the p a s to r of th e H a r r i s b u r g
(Co n t in u e d on page six)
L a s t y e a r th e d i s t r ic t d r o p p ­ed
th e p ro p e r ty tax fo u r mills
a n d c u t th e pe r c ap i ta tax in
ha lf , to $5. I t did so be c ause
it a n t i c ip a te d $74,000 in new
re v e n u e f rom a one pdr c ent
wage tax.
The b o a rd th u s f a r h a s be en
told t h a t a llo c a t io n s for wage
tax to ta l $79,000, wi th mo re
to be colle cted by th e L a n ­c
a s te r County Tax Collection
Bu re a u . Of th is am o u n t tliq
d i s t r ic t h a s a c tu a l ly re ce ived
$40,730.
E a r ly p a yme n t s by th e tax
b u r e a u a re ba sed on th e p e r ­c
e n ta g e ol th e to ta l collections
for 16 local school .dis tr icts ,
as re f le c te d by th e in d iv id u a l
d i s t r i c t ’s e s t ima te o i revenue .
-W a rw i c k s estimate- . -w'as
lower, t h a n ' t h e y i e ld . . - ; . . - ,
l n ¡ e s s t h e s u i t e , w h i c h
( <>nl m i s .ihoul f i f ty p e r
c e n t ol (b e s c h o o l »lis t.net’M
l u um o i a ! m a i l e r s , o r d e r s lo o
m a n y n ew o u t l a y s , t a x p a y ­e
r s c a n e x p e c t .some s o r t of
,r e d u c t i o n .
Af t e r la s t y e a r ’s budget- ‘of
$1,0 4 0,717 wa s a d o p te d , - th e
school b o a rd sa id i t re f le c te d
a drop, .of 16% mills in 'T o t a l
tax monies. The d i s t r ic t
c o u n te d th e to u r mills it lop­ped
from p ro p e r ty taxj The
41/2 mill e q u iv a le n t of t h e .re-
( C o n t in u e d on P a g e 6) .-
Post Prom
Frolic Set
For May 27
The Sixth A n n u a l P o s t P rom
Fro l ic will he h e ld in th e c afe­t
e r i a of Wa rwic k Hig h School
on F r id a y , May 2 7 f rom 1 2 :0 0
m id n ig h t to 4 :0 0 a.m.
... T h e th eme is “Top H a t a n d
T a i l s . ” I t is sp o n so red by th e
Lititz Commu n i ty Ce n te r -and
f in an c ia l a s s i s ta n c e is given by;
th e Lit i tz Lions Club a n d th e
Lit i tz Woma n 's Club.
-The p lan n in g commi t te e in ­cludes,
Mrs. F o rb e s Emswe lle r ,
Mrs. R ic h a rd T. R o th a n d Dale
Shelley, co-cha irmen, Wi l l iam
Bell, d i re c to r of Re c re a t io n ,
Mrs. Monroe Shaub, R ic h a rd
Zerby, R i c h a rd Mur r , Mrs. Lo­well
Ke a th , Miss Ma r i lyn May,
Mrs. R a ymo n d De a te r , Mrs.
E. Wil l iam J a e d e , J r .
Miss Jo a n S t r ic k le r a n d J o h n
Lan d i s a re th e se n io r cla s s co­o
r d in a to r s and Miss Ma r th a
G u n d rum a n d R i c h a rd Minnich
a re th e ju n io r class c o -o rd in a ­tors.
Dale Shelley is th e c h a i rma n
of th e d e c o r a t in g commi tte e ;
a s s i s t in g him a r e th e following
. memb e rs of th e sen io r class,
Jo a n St r ick le r , Carol -Sttaveiy,
Leslie R e in h a r t , Ma r th a Gun-drum,
J a n e M a rk e r t a n d Sally
Adair.
Main Street Water
Line Nearly Done
Th e ma in line of th e b o r ­o
u g h ’s w a t e r sys tem on E a s t
Main S t r e e t h a s be en laid,
with some l a t e ra l wo rk ye t
to be done th e b o ro u g h office
said y e s te rday.
Th e line was laid by Lititz
Ma chine Co. a n d wa s a r e ­p
la c eme n t a n d lowe r in g p ro ­je
c t in p r e p a r a t io n fo r th e r e ­b
u i ld in g of E. Main S t r e e t by
th e S ta te Hig hwa y s D e p a r t ­ment.
’ ’
Ye s te rd a y th e b o ro u g h said
it h a d n o t yet re ce ived notic e
when th e S t a t e ’s c o n t r a c to r
w o u l d 1 move in to begin th e
ro a d p ro je c t which is s la te d
for a J u n e s ta r t .
TO RECEIVE NURSE'S CAPS
Two L i t i tz a r e a g i r l s will be c ap p e d d u r in g (lie a n n u a l
c e remo n y of St. J o s e p h ’s H o s p i ta l School of N u r s in g which
will be h e ld on Sunday, May 15 in th e h o sp i t a l ’s new auditor*
ium. Th e g i r ls a r e Miss Ma r a g a r c t Wolf, lef t, d a u g h t e r o f
Mr. a n d Mrs. Ch a r le s Wolf , B ru n n e rv i l l e , a n d Misti' L o r e t t a
Ke l le r , d a u g h t e r of 3ir. a n d Mrs. Cla re n c e Ke l le r , 3 0 4 N.
Bro a d St., Lit i tz . Miss Wo lf is a g r a d u a t e of L a n c a s t e r C a th o ­lic
H ig h School a n d re c e iv ed a n Os te o p a th ic sch o la r sh ip . Miss
Ke l le r , a g r a d u a t e of Wa rw i c k H ig h School, is s e c r e t a ry of ’
th e F r e s hm a n Clas s of th e School of Nu r s in g .