Much happiness is over-’\nlooked merely because it\ndoesn’t cost much. Lititz Record -\ncan’t follow in\n(Consolidated w ith The I iltltz Record, 1937) Lititz, Lancaster Co., Pa., Thursday, July 30, 1959. 7 cen ts a Copy; $3.00 per yea r by mall,\nw ithin Iiancaste r County; $3:50 elsewhere. No. 16\nCommittee Advises Council To Build Public Pool\nPropose Buch Tract\nSite; Decision On\nProject In August\nOil Pool Joined\nBy Gasoline Pool\nWest o f Borough\nTo Borough Weils\nAn u n d e rg ro u n d pool of oil\nwhich ha s c o n t am in a t e d s e v e r a\nl wells we s t of L i t i tz i sn ’t\npos ing any f u r t h e r t h r e a t to th e\nt r o u g h 's wa t e r sh e d , b u t i t ’s 1\nueen a u gm e n t e d by a n u n d e r g\nr o u n d pool of ga so l in e , Boro\nCouncil sa id Tu e sd ay .\nT h e b o ro u g h h a s b e en k e e p in\ng a “w a t c h d o g ” c h e c k on\nth e pool of oil which h a d be en\nmo v in g tow a rd th e wa t e r sh e d .\nHow e v e r a g eo lo g i s t ’s r e p o r t\nsh owed t h a t in t h e l a s t y e a r\nt h e pool moved only to n feet.\nI t is some 4,000 y a rd s f rom th e\nb o ro u g h ’s wells.\nHow 'ev e r, c o u n c il Was to ld ,\na n ew u n d e r g ro u n d d e p o s it\no f w h a t a p p e a r s to b e g a so lin\ne is in e v id e n c e . I t w a s\nd is c o v e re d d u r in g d r i ll in g s to\nc h e c k o n th e o il d e p o s it a n d\nc o u n c il s a id is p la g u in g som e\no f th e s am e h o u s e s w h ic h\nh a v e w e lls c o n tam in a te d b y\no il. T h e o n ly o n e n am e d a t\nth e c o u n c il m e e tin g w a s t h a t\no f D a le E . S h e lly , L ititz Hit,\nw h e r e g a so lin e fum e s r e p o r t e\nd ly f ill th e b a s em e n t a t\nTo 2 Ponds\nA dw in d l in g Lit i tz S p r in g s\nC r e e k h a s r e su l te d in t h e r e mova\nl of t r o u t f rom th e s t r e am\nfo r f e a r of a n o th e r m a s s k i ll ing,\nm em b e r s of L i t i tz S p o r t s m\na n ’s As sn. said.\nS p o r t sme n n e t t e d o u t h u n d\nr e d s of t r o u t a n d t r a n s p o r t e d\nth em to two n e a rb y ponds\nu n t i l th e p a r k s t r e am re g a in s\ni ts n o rm a l flow. Twi c e in r e c\ne n t y e a r s th e s p o r t sm e n , who\np ro p o g a te th e t r o u t a n d th e n\ns to c k th em in a r e a t r o u t\ns t r e ams , lo s t th o u s a n d s o f fin-g\ne r l in g s b e c au se of low wa te r .\nW o r k e r s e s t im a t e d 1,000\nt r o u t we re moved Mo n d a y a n d\na n o th e r 200 t r o u t on Tu e sd ay .\nS ome of th e f ish a r e f rom 13\nto 18 inche s long. Litiz S p o r t s men\nha v e a spe c ia lly b u i l t\nt a n k a n d p ump in g a p p a r a tu s\nv i th which to move th e t ro u t .\nT h e t a n k is iced to k e ep th e\nw a t e r t em p e r a t u r e su i ta b le for\nf ish d u r i n g th e j a u n t . S p o r t s men\nsa id “ if a n d w h e n ” th e\ns t r e am come s b a ck to n o r a l\nth e show t r o u t will a g a in be\nr e tu r n e d to th e f am i l ia r s e t t in g\nin th e p a rk .\nTakes First Plane\nJourney at 79\nMrs. Su s an Good, a fo rm e r\nLit i tz woma n , h a s t a k e n h e r\nf i r s t p la n e r id e a t th e a g e of\nMrs. Good, who now re s id e s\nin L a n c a s te r , f lew to B row n s ville,\nTexas, wh e re sh e will\nvi s i t u n t i l n e x t spr ing. She wa s\na c c omp a n ied by a d a u g h t e r ,\nMrs. K e n n e th S c hm i t t , L a n c\ntim e s ; p a r ti c u l a r ly a f t e r a\nr a in .\nC o n t am in a t io n of we l ls wi th\noil f i r s t wa s in evidenc e a b o u t\nfive y e a r s ago of th e I sa a c\nS to n e r fa rm. S to n e r f iled su i t\na g a in s t S o u th e rn Pip e l in e Co.\nwhich a f t e r c o u r t d e la y s s e t t l e d\no u t of c o u r t a b o u t a y e a r ago.\nF u r t h e r su i t s h a v e be en f iled\nby r e s id e n t s of th e P f a u t z d e v\ne lo pme n t , in c lu d in g Shelly,\nb u t th e c o u r t s d e la y e d h e a r in g\nth e su i t s u n t i l Oc to b e r of this\nTh e b o r o u g h ’s r e p o r t sa id\nth e oil pool is now on th e M. H.\nH o s t e t t e r p ro p e r ty . Di scovery\nof th e g a sol ine pool wa s mad e ,\nc o unc i l wa s told, w h e n geolo\ng is ts h i r e d by a n in s u r a n c e\nc a r r i e r , ip ad e bor ings .\nMa d e T e s t\niStoner lowe re d a q u a r t j a r\nin to one of th e b or ings , council\nwa s told, a n d c ame up wi th\nw h a t a p p e a r e d to be to th e\nn a k e d eye, p u r e ga soline . He\na p p l ie d a m a t c h to i t a n d it\nb u rn e d .\nS o u th e r n P ip e l in e h a s be en\nh a v in g t ro u b le in th e Mo u n t\nJo y a r e a wh e r e r e s id e n t s c la im\nl e a k a g e f rom th e line is c au s ing\ng a so l in e fum e s in th e b a s e m\ne n t s of h o u s e s in th e vi llage\nof S t a u f f e r tow n .\nT h e f i rm p ump e d c ru d e oil\nth r o u g h th e l ine s u n t i l a b o u t a\ny e a r ago. T h e n th e y switch ed\nto p um p in g g a so l in e b u t , acc\no rd in g to th e b o ro u g h , c ea sed\nt h a t p um p a g e a b o u t two mo n th\nHours Resumed At\nOr. Landis' Office\nDr. Gle n n B r e ld e n s t in e h a s\nre s um e d th e d e n t a l p ra c t ic e of\nDr. Ch a r le s L a n d i s a t his E.\nMa in S t r e e t office. A g r a d u a t e\nof Temp le Unive r s i ty. Dr Bre i-d\ne n s t in e j u s t comp le te d two\ny e a r s of se rvice d u ty .\nDr. L a n d i s u n d e rw e n t s u r g\ne ry t e n we eks ago a n d is now\nconva le s c ing a t his home;\nL i t i tz Bo ro u g h ' will se e w h a t\nc an be d o n e a b o u t k e e p in g a\nflow of w a t e r in Li t i tz Sp r in g s\nBo ro u g h Council T u e s d a y\nn ig h t r e q u e s t e d Bo ro u g h Ma n a g\ne r David J . B a u e r to m a k e\na s tu d y of th e c re e k s i tu a t io n\na n d r e p o r t to council.\n•Councilman Wa l la c e E. La u s -\nch in t ro d u c e d th e s u b j e c t of\nth e d e c r e a s in g f low of w a t e r\nin th e c reek. T h e w a t e r flow\nh a s be en go in g d ow n since\nia te J u n e wi th th e sp r in g Which\nfe eds th e c re e k los ing i t s flow,\ncouncil a lso n o t e d th e b o ro u g h\nis p um p in g mo re w a t e r th a n\nla s t y e a r a t th i s t ime .\nL a u s c h s a id h e f e lt c o u n c il\nh a d a “m o r a l r e s p o n s ib ility ”\nto d e te rm in e w h e th e r i t\nc o u ld d o a n y th in g a b o u t\nk e e p in g a r e a s o n a b le flow of\nw a t e r in th e s tr e am . C o u n c il\nm em b e rs a g r e e d a n d a s k e d\nth e b o ro u g h m a n a g e r to in v\ne s tig a te th e p o s s ib ility o f\nf e e d in g w a t e r i n to th e s tr e am\nb y d iv e r tin g som e o f th e flow\nf rom th e b o ro u g h w e lls .\nL a t e r in th e me e t in g , J . M.\nLeed. c h a i rm a n of th e p a rk\ng r o u n d s c ommi t te e , a sk e d a u dienc\ne wi th council a n d\nb r o u g h t up th e s ame subje c t .\nIn fo rm e d council h a d a l r e a d y\nd i s c u s s e d it, Le ed th a n k e d\nth em a n d excused hims elf .\nB a u e r is a lso to in v e s t ig a te\no th e r pos ible me a n s of k e e p ing\nw a t e r in th e c r e e k a n d\nr e p o r t b a ck to council.\nR EV . HARTMAN HAS\nPA R K S E R V IC E\nT h e Rev. Jo e l H a r tm a n p a s to\nr of th e U n i te d C h u r c h of\nCh r i s t will p r e a c h th e s e rmo n\na t th e C om mu n i ty se rvic e to\nbe he ld in th e S p r in g s P a r k\non S u n d a y a t 7 :0 0 p.m. his\ns u b j e c t will be “ De s t in a t io n ,\nP l e a s e ” ? Th e s e n io r c h o i r of\nth e c h u r c h d i r e c te d by H a r r y\nN e id e rm y e r will sing.\nUSE NEW BALL FIELD\n‘ ‘ i\nM em b e rs o f t h e W a rw ic k L i t t l e L e a g u e th is w e e k u s e d\nth e n ew fie ld s d o n a te d by W ilb u r C h o c o la te Co., to th e R e c r e a tio\nn p ro g r am . T h e f ie ld s a r e lo c a te d w e s t o f t h e c h o c o la te\nf irm a p p ro x im a te ly w h e r e th e o ld a th l e ti c f ie ld f o r th e tow n\nh a d b e e n . W ilb u r C om p a n y d o n a te d u s e o f th e l a n d to th e\nr e c r e a tio n p ro g r am a n d a id e d in d e v e lo p in g tw o f ie ld s , o n e fo r\nm id g e t p la y e r s a n d th e o th e r f o r m id y e t-m id g e t a g e boys.\nJR. OLYMPICS WINNERS\nW in n e rs o f th e L ititz P la y g ro u n d J u n i o r O lym p ic s p o se\nfo r th e p h o to g r a p h e r . F r o n t row (1-r) a r e Rails W e a v e r,\nM a rg ie C ra v e n s . M ic h e lle C ra v e n s , K a th y S h e e h a n , B a rb a r a\nM itc h e ll, Woody C o llin s, a n d G len n My e rs. R a ck row (1-r)\nL in d a D ow h ow e r, S h e lb y W itm e r , P e g g y R a rd , F a y e Miley,\nJ im m y H o p k in s , T o n y P a r t r id g e , A n g e lo R a d o n c , a f r e s h a i r\nc h ild ; B a r r y L ev in e , J o h n n y M a le a n d De e R a p p ,\nState Would Extend\nClosing of Dump To\nAid Landfill Start\nTh e S t a te H e a l th D e p a r t m\ne n t wo u ld g r a n t h a u l in g c o n t\nr a c to r Leo n H im m e lb e rg e r a n\nex te n s io n on his d e a d l in e to\nclose a n open d um p “ if h e ’s\nmo v in g in th e r ig h t d i r e c t io n , ”\nb o r o u g h . c o unc i l wa s to ld\nTu e sday.\nE dw a rd C. Jo n e s , h e a l th de p\na r tm e n t s a n i t a r i a n , in r e sp\no n s e to a q u e s t io n by c o u n cil,\nsa id th e d e p a r tm e n t wo u ld\nbe wi l lin g to give H im m e lb e r g\ne r m o r e t ime to begin a l a n d fill\no p e r a t io n t h a n th e 30-day\nn o t ic e o r ig in a l ly se rved.\nCSouncil m e t w i th J o n e s b e c\nau s e i t wa s c o n c e rn ed wi th\nth e colle c t ion of t r a s h in th e\nb o ro u g h . T h e S t a te D e p a r t m\ne n t of H e a l th h a s b e g u n a\nc r a c k d ow n in L a n c a s te r Co u n ty\non open d ump s . T h e y ’re\na g a in s t th e law b e c a u s e of\ns a n i t a r y re a so n s . T h e Sta te\nw a n t s l a n d f i l l o p e r a t io n s be gu\nn . In th is me th o d of t r a s h\ndi sp o s a l th e t r a s h is covered\nwi th e a r t h a s it is d ump e d\nC o u n c il s a id H im m e lb e r g\ne r lia s in d ic a te d a w illin\ng n e s s to s t a r t a la n d f ill\nb u t fe e ls h e n e e d s m o r e\ntim e t h a n th e 3 0 d a y s.\nC o u n c il P r e s id e n t R u s s e ll\nL . T em p le to n a s k e d J o n e s\ni f th e S ta te w o u ld g iv e h im\nm o r e tim e o r w h e th e r i t\nw o u ld s te p in a t th e e x p ir a t\nio n o f 3 0 d a y s a n d c lo s e th e\nJ o n e s s a id “ th e y c e r ta in ly\nd um p .\nwould be g r a n t e d a n e x te n sion,\nif h e ’s mo v in g in th e\nr ig h t d i r e c t io n .”\nNo rma lly , J o n e s said, a s ite\nsu c h a s H im m e lb e r g e r ’s\nw o u ld n ’t be a p p ro v e d b e c au se\nof a h ig h w a t e r ta b l e in th e\na r e a bu t , Jo n e s said, “ since\ni t ’s th e r e we wo u ld go a lo n g\nwi th it. W e ’re wi l lin g to\nw o rk w i th h im in a n y way we\nc o u ld .”\nCo u n c i lman Roy S. Re id e n -\nb a u g h a s k e d w h e th e r th e\nc r a c k d own wa s r e s t r i c t e d to\nth i s a r e a only a n d J o n e s sa id\n“ th e y ’re a ll go in g to be h i t . ”\nH e s a id th e re a s o n fo r th e\nc r a c k d own c an be laid p a r t i a l ly\nto th e t r e n d tow a rd su b u r -\nBorough To Buy\nTh e b o r o u g h ’s a p p r o p r i a t io n\nto Lit i tz F i r e Comp an y will be\nin th e fo rm of p u i 'ch a s in g new\nB o ro u g h Counc il T u e s d a y\nn ig h t re c e ived a r e q u e s t f rom\nth e f i r eme n fo r th e i r a n n u a l\na p p ro p r i a t io n of $400. Council\nwas told th e c omp a n y lias p u r c\nh a s e d new hose line in the\nam o u n t of a b o u t $370.\nCouncil sa id th e company\nsh o u ld pay fo r th e hose line\na n d th e n s u bm i t th e r e c e ip te d\nbill to th e b o ro u g h wh ic h will\nr e im b u r s e th e c omp a n y for\nth e cost of th e hose.\nb a n living. J o n e s s a id “mo re\na n d mo re people a r e mo v in g\nto th e r u r a l a r e a s a n d w e ’re\ng e t t in g m o r e c om p l a in t s . ”\nAs k e d if c omp l a in t s we re\nre c e ived a b o u t H im m e lb e r g\ne r ’s d ump , J o n e s s a id “we\nre c e ived s e v e ra l c om p l a in t s . ”\nHe d e c l ined to rev e a l th e\nn ame s of th e c omp l a in a n t s ,\ne x p la in in g “ th e d r iv e wa s in i\nt i a te d o u t of th e R e a d in g of f\nice .” R e a d in g is h e a d q u a r te\nr s fo r w h a t is d e s ig n a t e d as\nRe g io n 6 of th e S t a te D e p a r t m\ne n t of H e a l t h ’s o rg a n ia z t io n -\na l s e tup.\n10 Yëars Ago\nTh e t e n t h a n n iv e r s a ry of\nLit i tz only co u n ty ch amp io n -\nte am is coming up.\nA we ek f rom th i s S a tu rd a y ,\nAug. 8, a t e am f rom Li t i tz in\n1949 d e f e a t e d a t e am f rom\nMille rsville , 4-1, a t S tum p f\nFié ld , L a n c a s te r , b e fo re th e\nl a rg e s t c rowd in th e h i s to ry\nof th e field, ove r 9,000 people.\nTh e v ic to ry gave th e Lit i tz\nWr e n s th e mid g e t -mid g e t b a s e ball\nc h amp io n sh ip of th e\nCoa che s of th e Li t i tz te am\nwe re Dr. C h a r le s Landi s , now\nre c o v e r in g a t hi s h ome a f t e r\nu n d e rg o in g s u rg e ry a t S. J o s\ne p h ’s Ho sp i ta l , a n d Ma r l in\nWolfe. Memb e r s of th e te am,\nth e n a g ed 9 to 11 ye a r s , we re\nBill He r sh e y , a n o u t s t a n d in g\na th l e te a t Mo ra v ian College;\nGeorge Gre ine r , who g r a d u a t e d\nf rom Ge t ty s b u rg la s t y e a r\nwh e re he s t a r r e d in fo o tb a l l ;\nDonnie Ke l le r , J im Howell,\nDale Diehm, Gle n n Ge hman ,\nF r e d F ry , B u t c h Myers, Nevin\nWeit, a fo o tb a l l e r a t Mi l le r s ville\nSTC now, a n d P a u l Daw-ber.\nH u n d r e d s of Lit i tz re s id e n t s\na t t e n d e d th e g ame which was\nth e f in a l g ame of th e an n u a l '\nt o u r n am e n t sp o h s o r e d by t h e\nL a n c a s te r New E r a .\nOn Motor Charges\nT h r e e d r i v e r s we re p ro s e c u ted\nby b o ro u g h police fo r viola tions\nof th e Motor Code, inc\nlu d in g one c h a rg e d wi th\nth row in g a mis s le f rom a ve hicle.\nPol ic e sa id Basil L. L u ek a -\ndoo, Lit i tz wa s c h a rg e d wi th\nth row in g th e mis s le, a n emp ty\nbe e r bot tle , f rom a vehicle. Also\nc h a rg e d wa s L a r r y G. E c k\ne r t , Li t i tz R l , for d r iv in g to o\nfa s t for c ondit ios a n d ma k in g\nexcessive noise a n d Cl in to n R.\nJ o h n s o n , Mountvi lle , ig n o r in g\na s top sign. .\nLititz Sportsmen Aid Seglock\nRun Conservation Plan Sat.\nTh e f i r s t p ro j e c t on a lis t\no f s t r e am imp ro v em e n t a c t iv i ties\nwill be s t a r t e d th i s S a t u\nrd a y by memb e r s of th e Lit i tz\nS p o r t sm a n ’s Assn, in c o o p e ra tion\nwi th th e Iz a a k Wa l to n\nSeglock R u n , n o r th ¿ f Br ick -\nerville, h a s be en se le c ted as a\ns t a r t in g po in t for th e local\nc h a p t e r of th e Wa l to n L e a g u e ’s\nco n s e rv a t io n p ro je c t for 1959.\nLi t i tz S p o r t sm a n ’s As sn., a t\nits la s t me e t in g , v o te d to a id\nin th e p ro j e c t a ime d a t p ro viding\nb e t t e r f i shing. Th e Seglock\nis one of th e few s t r e am s\nin th e co u n ty c apable of p ro viding\nan e n v i rom e n t c o n d u c ive\nto th e p ro p a g a t io n a n d s u p p\no r t of t ro u t .\nVo lu n te e r s in th e p ro je c t\nsh o u ld re p o r t to th e Lit i tz\nSp r in g s P a r k a t 8 :3 0 a.m. a n d\nb r in g tools such as shovels,\npicks, d ig g in g i rons, axes a n d\nsaws . Do n a ld Wie r is h e a d in g\nth e s t r e am imp ro v em e n t committee\nHe sa id th e p ro j e c t is “ an\no p p o r tu n i ty fo r ail d e d ic a te d\nsp o r t sm e n to p u t th e i r be lie fs\nad d e s i re s in to p r a c t ic e . ”\nAwarded To Lititz\nA c o n t r a c t for r e p la c in g th e\nwa t e r line s on E a s t Miain St.\nwa s aw a rd e d to th e Li t i tz Ma ch\nin e Co. T u e s d a y n ig h t , -wi th a\nlow bid of $53,868.\nBo ro u g h Coucil op e n ed seven\nbids on th e p ro je c t. Li t i tz Ma chine\nwa s n e a r ly $13,000 lowe\nr th a n th e n e x t lowe s t bidder .\nTh e c o n t r a c t calls fo r t a k in g\no u t th e old ma in s a n d p u t t in g\nin new one s a n d r e p la c in g a n d\nre lo c a t in g f i re h y d r a n t s .\nW o rk is to c omp le te d be fo re\nthe S t a te H ig hwa y s D e p a r tm e n t\nc o n s t ru c t io n c rews come h e re\nto begin re b u i ld in g th e ,street.\n'Other bids s u bm i t t e d we re :\n’Ca r l B a r ry Co., $69,632;\nJ am e s F a v in o Co., $ 9 6,551;\nMo u n t Jo y Co n s t ru c t io n Co.,\n$78,22 6; E a r l F. B a s e h o re Co.,\n$ 8 3,742; G a n n e t t , F lemin g ,\nC o rd d ry a n d C a rp e n t e r , $79,-\n791 a n d Ba s e h o r e C o n s t ru c t io n\nCo., $97, 710.\nF iv e Lit i tz R e ta i le r s will\nwo rk wi th th e b o ro u g h in an\ne f fo r t to p ro v id e o f f - s t r e e t\np a rk in g fa c i li t ie s d u r in g the\nt ime Main S t r e e t is b e in g r e p\na ire d .\nName d to a committe e, of th e\nLi t i tz R e t a i l e r s ’ As sn, we re\nP r e s to n Kreb s , F lo y d Hagy,\nDavid Armo ld , P a u l Do s te r\na n d J . B. Hess . T h e c ommi t te e\nis to s tu d y pos s ible o f f - s t re e t\np a rk in g lo c a t io n s a n d th e n confe\nr wi th B o ro u g h Ma n a g e r Dh-vid\nJ . Bau e r .\ni t h a s b e en e s t im a t e d t h e r e p\na i r of E a s t Ma in 'Stre et will\nen ta i l a 1 0 -mo n th p ro je c t for\nre p la c in g w a t e r l in e s a n d r e b\nu i ld in g th e s t re e t .\nC la re n c e W ie r, 4 1 0 S C e d a r\nS t., lia s a c c e p te d a s a le s p o s itio\nn w ith th e L u b r ic a n t D iv is\nio n . o f th e P a n t h e r Oil &\nG re a s e Mi'g. Co., F o r t W o r th ,\nT ex a s. T h e f irm sp e c ia liz e s\nin th e m a n u f a c tu r e o f o ils\na n d g r e a s e s f o r h e a v y e q u ip m\ne n t. H e w ill c o v e r th e L a n c\na s te r , L e b a n o n , S c h u y lk ill\na n d C a rb o n C o u n ty a r e a s .\nBy Woman’s Club\nTh e Lit i tz W om a n ’s Club\nwill hold a T h e a t e r P a r t y on\nWe d n e sd a y , A u g u s t 5th a t the\nMo u n t G r e tn a T h e a t e r wh e n\n“ P la in a n d F a n c y , ” will be\np re s e n te d by th e Gr e tn a p lay ers.\nC u r t a in t ime is 8 :3 0 p.m.\nTic k e t s a r e $1.25, re s e rv e d\nse a ts $2.00, t ic k e t s may be\ns e c u re d f rom c o c h a i rma n Mrs.\nR o b e r t W a t t s or Mrs. P a u l\nOth e r memb e r s of th e Ways\na n d Means c ommi t te e inc lude ,\nMrs. L e s te r Ba lme r , Mrs. Oma r\nBucher , Mrs. Jo s ep h Carl, Mrs.\nF o rb e s Emswe lle r , Mrs. J o h n\nGa rb e r , J r . , Mrs. J u l e s Kien-in,\nMrs. H a r r y Lan d i s , Mrs.\nH e rb e r t Moore, Mrs. William\nOehme, Mrs. E dw a rd Pe lg e r ,\nMrs. B e rn a rd Rid e r , Mrs. R ic h a\nrd Ro th , Mrs. William Scatc-liard,\nMrs. Wi l l iam Spa cht, Mrs.\nWa l t e r Spicer, Mrs. L e s te r\nS ta rk , Mrs. J o h n Steffy, Mrs.\nHe n ry W a l t e r a n d Mrs. J o h n\nZ a r tma n .\nTh e Lit i tz C h a p te r of th e\nA.B.C.D. will hold a T h e a t e r\np a r ty a t th e E p h r a t a T h e a t e r\nRichard C. Rader\nR i c h a rd 'C. R a d e r 42 2 S.\nCh e r ry St., a 12-ye a r ve teran,\nof th e p os ta l service, h a s been\nc ommi s s io n e d P o s tm a s t e r of\nHe a s sume d h i s d.uties e f fe\nctive J u l y 25 a f t e r a sw e a r ing\nin c e remo n y a t th e close\nof b u s in e s s on J u ly 24. He\nsuc c e eds a c t in g p o s tm a s te r\nR a ymo n d S. Re ed y wh o is no\nlo n g e r c o n n e c te d wi th th e local\nP o s tm a s t e r R a d e r w a s\nsw o rn in by P o s ta l In s p e c to r\nF . I. B rill o f file P h ila d e lp h ia\noffice. H e h a d f i r s t b e e n n o m\nin a te d by th e S e n a te fo r\ntlie p o s t in F e b r u a ry . S e n a te\na p p ro v a l w a s g iv e n in J u n e\na n d R a d e r c om m is s io n e d\nW o u n d e d in a c tio n d u r in g\nW o rld W a r I I , R a d e r to p p e d a\nc om p e titiv e e x am in a tio n f o r th e\njo b th r o u g h v e te r a n ’s p r e f e r e\nn c e . H e jo in e d th e p o s t office\nin 11)47 a n d .h a d s e rv e d , d u r in g\nh is s e rv ic e s t i n t a s a d iv is io n\nm a il clerk*'’ w ith th e A rm y .\nP r io r tin e n te r in g s e rv ic e h e\nc o n d u c te d a r e s t a u r a n t in L ititz\na n d a g a in b e fo re jo in in g\ntlie p o s ta l se rv ic e . R e e d y , a p p\no in te d in th e in te r im , h a d\nsu c c e e d e d R o b e r t PT au tz , w h o\nr e tir e d .\nCost Estimate Pared\nTo $125,000 By\nLit i tz Bo ro u g h Counc il wa s\ntold T u e s d a y n ig h t t h a t Lit i tz\ncan b u i ld a s e l f - su p p o r t in g\npubl ic sw immin g pool a t a n\ne s t ima te d c o s t of $125,000.\nTe r e p o r t , in th e fo rm of a\nre c omme n d a t io n , u rg e d c o u n cil\nto b u i ld th e pool on th e\nMuch t r a c t a d j a c e n t to th e\nwe s te rn end of Li t i tz Sp r in g s\nP a rk . Council h e a r d th e r e p\no r t a n d r e c om me n d a t io n a n d\nP r e s id e n t Ru s s e l l L. T emp le to\nn sa id “ p ro b a b ly by o u r\nne x t me e t in g w e ’ll d e f in i te ly\na n sw e r one wa y o r a n o th e r . ”\nGeorge Ka len ich , Kis sel\nHill Rd., c h a i rm a n of th e c ommit\nte e , d e l iv e re d th e f in a l r e p\no r t in wh ic h th e e s t ima te d\ncost of th e p ro j e c t wa s b ro k e n\ndown a s :\nP o o ls (o n e f o r w a d in g ) $ 6 5 ,\nP o o ls _________________ $ 6 5 ,0 0 0\nB a th h o u s e ___________ $ 3 5 ,0 0 0\nL a n d __________________ $ 5 ,0 0 0\nS ew e r __,__________ $ 4 ,0 0 0\nG ra d in g _______________ $ 3 ,0 0 0\nF e n c e -__ $ 5 ,0 0 0\nL e g a l F e e s ___________ $ 1 ,0 0 0\nE n g in e e r in g F e e s ___ . $ 6 ,0 0 0\nC o n tin g e n c y _________ $ 1 1 ,0 0 0\nT o ta l $ 1 2 5 ,0 0 0\nKa le n ic h , a n d c ommi t t e e\nm em b e r Menno B. R o h r e r\nb o th emp h a s iz e d th e only t r u e\nway to g e t a n a c c u r a t e cos t\nwo u ld be to p r e p a r e p la n s a n d\na c c ep t bids 'on a pool. “ T h e n ” ,\ns a id R o h r e r , “ you c o u ld open\nth em a n d y o u ’d k n ow w h a t\ni t ’s going to c os t .”\nOth e r mem b e r s o fH h e comm\ni t t e e p r e s e n t fo r th e m e e t ing\nwe re Flo y d H a g y a n d\nCh a r le s J . Wa g am a n . Th e\nf i f th memb e r , Dr, By ro n K.\nHo rn e , wa s o u t of town.\nT h r e e Qu e s t io n s\n- Counc il on Ap r i l 2 2 c ommi\ns s ioned th e pool c ommi t te e\nto a n sw e r th r e e q u e s t io n s in\na d d i t io n t£ g a th e r in g g e n e r a l\npool in fo rma t io n * Th e q u e s t\nio n s we re ( 1 ) . Is it poss ible\nto b u i ld a publ ic pool fo r L i t itz\nt h a t will be s e l f - su p p o r t ing?\n( 2 ) . I f it is pos s ible\nw h e r e s h o u ld i t be loca ted,\nw h a t fa c i li t ie s s h o u ld th e r e\nbe, a n d w h a t size s h o u ld th e s e\nPrize Winners For\nRed Tag Day Named\nK r e id c r B ro s. T.V.\nMrs. P a u l in e B u e h te r , 133\nF r o n t St,; P e g g y Getz, 209 E.\nL e am a n St.; P e a r l V. Good,\n315 S. Ce d a r St.; Mrs. Ru s s e l l\nF. Ludwig , 2 5 N .New St.;\nR amo n a R. Grof f , Lit i tz R4;\nMrs. P a t r ic i a Hoffer, 25 N.\nNew St.; Mrs. R o b e r t E i tn i e r ,\n8 E. Lincoln Ave.; L o r r a in e\nWie g an d , 323 E. 2nd Ave.\nH e n ry K. Ne f f\nMrs. R o b e r t E c k b e rg , Box\n102 Lit i tz ; B e t ty Lo u We ik ,\nLititz R2; B a r b a r a Be ck e r , 307\nF r o n t St.; I. L, Me a rig, 2 5 W.\nMa r io n St.; Clau d ia B u e h te r .\n133 F r o n t St.; R o b e r t Meek,\n140 L ib e r ty St .; Mrs. R i c h a rd\nHe r sh e y , Manhe im.\nW e s te r n A u to Asso . S to re\nMrs. R a y S h uma n , 18 E.\nLincoln Ave.; Chas. E. F ry ,\nRid g e Ave., E p h r a t a ; Mrs.\nCh a r le s H. Ma r t in , L i t i tz R 2 ;\nDavid K . S h e r t z e r , Li t i tz R l ;\nEls ie Ulr ich, 224 F r o n t S t.;\nT h e lm a Go c h n au e r , 159 N. Loc\nu s t St.; Wm. P o t t s , 131 F o r ney\nL ititz R o o k S to re\nMrs. P a u l He s s Lit i tz R l ;\nMrs. Claude Di f fe n d e r fe r , Lit-i\nt z R l ; Mrs. Ru s s e l l Ulr ich,\n525 E. New St.; Ly n n e Ma th ers,\n65 F r o n t St .; Mrs. J o h n\nWi tmy e r , 317 S. Ce d a r St.;\nMrs. B e r n a r d Rid e r , 426 • S.\nCh e r ry St.\nW ostcr’s S to re\nJ a n e Lanz a , 31 S. Bro a d St.;\nMrs. Elia s We i t . 12 3 S. Ceda r\nSt.; J. B. He r r , S. Bro a d St,.;\nJ o a n Wag n e r , 9 E. Ora n g e St.;\nEls ie Le eking, Lit i tz R l ; Mrs.\nT. FI. Er l in e , 5 27 N. W a t e r St.:\nMrs. E s t e l l a H o rn b e rg e r , 227\nS. Bro a d St.; M. M. Rid e r , 4 2 6\nS. C h e r ry St.: R o n a ld Nies,\nLit i tz ; E r l a McKinney, 2 6 Pin e\nSt.; Mrs. Alice Re edy, 213 S.\nSpruc e St.; R i c h a rd He r sh e y ,\n208 N. Elm St.; S h e r id a n Ritz,\nLit i tz R l ; Lois Adams . Li t i tz\nR4; Mrs. C h r i s t G. Hess , L i t itz\nR3 a n d H. A. Ka u f fma n , 25\nE. Lemo n St.\n-C h a r lo tte ’s A p p a re l Sh o p\nMrs. Wi lb u r Graybill, Lititz\nR2; Mrs. J . Henry Ama n d J r . ,\nLititz R 3 ; E th e l Buch, Lititz\nR2; J e r r y Gilman, 3 7 S. Firoad\nSt.; Ma ry J a n e F ry , 32 Ce n te r\nSt.; Mrs. Neil St r ick le r , Lititz\nR2; B a r b a r a Jo h n s o n , Lit i tz\nR2 ; Nancy Ro la n d , Ma n h e im\nR l . .\nG la s sm y e r ’s C u t R a to\n$12,50 Ronson table lighter,\nKe n Ke e n e r , Lit i tz R 2 ; $7.50\nP ro p h a ly t i c h a n d m i r ro r , C a th e\nr in e Young, Box 130, Lititz\nR 2. >\nJ o h n W. K e l le r\nMrs. David E. B u c kwa l te r ,\nLit i tz R3, h a n d b a g ; E dw a rd W.\nGrube. 315 N. Bro a d St., b i l l fold\na n d Mrs. Ge o rg e Sla te r ,\nLi t i tz R4, lamp.\nS h a r p ’s P h o to Shop\n$10 c e r t if ic a te s , N i n a ’ Stro-ble,\nH ow a rd Re dc ay, Do ro th y\nRin e e r , a ll of L i t i tz ; R i c h a rd\nAd ams , Li t i tz R l ; $5 c e r t i f i cates\n, Ma ry Be am, S h e r id a n R l\na n d T. B. Smi th , Lit i tz R l .\nS u n s h in e F a rm S u p p ly : Ga l lon\nSp re d Sa t in , E. K. F u n k ,\nE. Lincoln Ave.; Wi l l iam S.\nG a rn e r J r . , Kis s el Hi l l ; 25 lb\nb a g Wa y n e K rum e t t e s , Myr tle\nKu lp , Ma n h e im; Mrs. B.. C.\nB ru b a k e r , L i t i tz R4 ; q u a r t 2-\nway f ly sp r a y , A n n a May\nKu lp , Lit i tz R 4 ; K a th r y n F u r -\nlow, 40 E. Lin co ln Ave.; Ar t\nMyers,, Lititz .\nF i c k in g e r ’s J ew e l e r : „Se t\nglas se s , Alvin Y. Long, 148 S.\nBro a d St.; b r a s s t r a y , Mrs.\nR o b e r t Crame r , Lit i tz R l ; j e l ly\ns e rv e r , Ma ry Louis e Kn e ie r ,\n249 E. Ma in St., gold lea f\nfa c ilitie s be ? And ( 3 ) . ba sed\non th e in fo rma t io n ava i lable ,\ndoes th e Commi t te e re c ommend\nt h a t Council p ro c e ed to\nbui ld th e pool.\nTo th e f i r s t a n d th i r d q u e s tions\n, th e c ommi t te e a n sw e r e d\nTh e a n sw e r to th e th i rd ,\nt a k e n f rom a se v e n -p a g e re por\nt su bmi t te d , was:\n“ Th e pool sh o u ld be lo c a t ed\non a t r a c t of a p p ro x ima te ly\nfo u r a c re s in th e so u th e a s t\ncorne r of th e so-c alled Buch\nT r a c t now be ing p u r c h a s e d by\nth e Bo ro u g h . Th is t r a c t\nsh o u ld in c lude a pool of n o t\nless th a n 7,200 s q u a r e fe et\nin a re a . T h e r e s h o u ld he a\nwa d in g pool of n o t less th a n\n1,000 s q u a r e fe e t in a re a . The\nb a th h o u s e , exclus ive of a r e f\nr e s hm e n t s t a n d a n d f i l te r\nroom, sh o u ld be n o t less th a n\n1,200 s q u a r e fe et in a re a .\nOth e r s imp le re c r e a t io n fa cilities\nsucl^ a s sh u f f l e b o a rd ,\nLit i tz Bo ro u g h will t r y to\nf loat a w a t e r imp ro v eme n t s\nbond issue on a new a n d as\nyet u n t e s te d p r in c ip le of\nf inanc ing.\nCouncil d e c id e d T u e s d a y\nn ig h t to r e ta in th e bond c o u n sel\nof Towne s , E l l io t t a n d Munson\nin a n effort to f inanc e\nsome $400,000 in w a t e r impro\nv eme n ts . T h e b o n d is sue\ns o u g h t by th e b o ro u g h is one\nwhich wo u ld p e rmi t th em to\nc i rc umv e n t th e c re a t io n of a\nW a t e r Au th o r i ty .\nI t is called a n o n -d e b t r e venue\nbond issue a n d me a n s\ns imply t h a t Lit i tz c an bor row\nmore money th a n it wo u ld be\na llowed to b o r row u n d e r th e\nMunc ipal B o r r o w i n g Law\nwhich r e s t r ic t s th e l imit. T h a t\nre s t r ic t io n is seven pe r c en t of\nth e a s se s s ed v a lu a t io n of a\nmunic ipa l i ty, or in Lit i tz case,\nwould l im i t it ti $325,000.\nIn a u th o r i ty , or lea se -ba ck\nb o r rowin g , the b o ro u g h would\nhave to c r e a te a W a t e r A u th o\nr i ty a n d ha v e th e a u th o r i ty\nb o r row mo n ey to b u i ld th e\nsy s tem imp ro v emen t s .\nT h e n th e b o ro u g h would\nlease ba ck th e fa c i li t ie s f rom\nthe a u th o r i ty .\nB o ro u g h c o u n c il m e t w ith\ns e v e ra l b o n d c o u n s e ls a n d\nf in a n c in g h o u s e s . All b u t o n e\nw a s r e c e p tiv e to th e n o n d\ne b t ty p e o f b o rrow in g .\nThis is a new devic e in th e\nmoney m a r k e t as a r e s u l t of a\nte s t case ma d e by E p h r a t a\nB o ro u g h ’s e le c t r ic company.\nTh e c o u r t ru le d a mu n ic ip a l i ty\nmay b o r row in excess of its\nMunic ipa l B o r rowin g L aw limit\nif i t is fo r a re v e n u e p ro d\nu c in g projec t.\nCouncil fa v o rs th is be c ause\nit would give th em d i r e c t control\nove r th e w a t e r sy s tem ins\nt e a d of h a v in g it “ ow n e d ” for\nth e pu rp o s e s of f in an c in g , by\nan a u th o r i ty . The counse l a p pointed\nwill w o rk wi th th e\nb o ro u g h ’s a t to rn e y . R i c h a rd\nREG ISTRA T IO N FO R\nSTUDENTS N EW TO A R EA\nTh e mo rn in g of A u g u s t 19,\nh a s be en se t a s ide for r e g i s t r a tion\nof s tu d e n t s new to th e\nWa rwic k Union School Distr\nic t. Wa t c h f u tu r e editions\nof th e Re coTd-Express giving\nt ime a n d plac es to r e g is te r .\nWHO SAYS IT COULDN'T BE DONE\nA f te r th e R e c o rd ’s p r e s s tr o u b le 1 o f la s t w e ek som e o f o u r\nmost, a v id b o o s te r s w e re c la im in g it c o u ld n ’t be d o n e . lin t\nw e ’ve sh ow ed ’em . H e r e ’s th e p re s s in o p e r a tio n . F rom le ft\nto r ig h t sh o p fo rem a n F r a n k lin Heh leith a n d P u b lis h e r W illiam\nN. Y o u n g ins|>ect a n e d itio n w h ile p r e s sm a n D o n a ld\nW e a v e r s ta n d s a t the control g e a r s .\nMasthead Lititz Record Express 1959-07-30\nFull Text -J*?.-. Much happiness is over-’ looked merely because it doesn’t cost much. Lititz Record - Serving The Warwick Union Area For Nearly A Express You Dad’s can’t follow in footsteps wearing Century loafers. 83rd Year E stab lish ed April, 1877, a s The Sunbeam (Consolidated w ith The I iltltz Record, 1937) Lititz, Lancaster Co., Pa., Thursday, July 30, 1959. 7 cen ts a Copy; $3.00 per yea r by mall, w ithin Iiancaste r County; $3:50 elsewhere. No. 16 Committee Advises Council To Build Public Pool Propose Buch Tract Site; Decision On Project In August Oil Pool Joined By Gasoline Pool West o f Borough No Immediate Threat To Borough Weils Is Envisioned An u n d e rg ro u n d pool of oil which ha s c o n t am in a t e d s e v e r a l wells we s t of L i t i tz i sn ’t pos ing any f u r t h e r t h r e a t to th e t r o u g h 's wa t e r sh e d , b u t i t ’s 1 ueen a u gm e n t e d by a n u n d e r g r o u n d pool of ga so l in e , Boro Council sa id Tu e sd ay . T h e b o ro u g h h a s b e en k e e p in g a “w a t c h d o g ” c h e c k on th e pool of oil which h a d be en mo v in g tow a rd th e wa t e r sh e d . How e v e r a g eo lo g i s t ’s r e p o r t sh owed t h a t in t h e l a s t y e a r t h e pool moved only to n feet. I t is some 4,000 y a rd s f rom th e b o ro u g h ’s wells. How 'ev e r, c o u n c il Was to ld , a n ew u n d e r g ro u n d d e p o s it o f w h a t a p p e a r s to b e g a so lin e is in e v id e n c e . I t w a s d is c o v e re d d u r in g d r i ll in g s to c h e c k o n th e o il d e p o s it a n d c o u n c il s a id is p la g u in g som e o f th e s am e h o u s e s w h ic h h a v e w e lls c o n tam in a te d b y o il. T h e o n ly o n e n am e d a t th e c o u n c il m e e tin g w a s t h a t o f D a le E . S h e lly , L ititz Hit, w h e r e g a so lin e fum e s r e p o r t e d ly f ill th e b a s em e n t a t Move Trout From Park To 2 Ponds A dw in d l in g Lit i tz S p r in g s C r e e k h a s r e su l te d in t h e r e mova l of t r o u t f rom th e s t r e am fo r f e a r of a n o th e r m a s s k i ll ing, m em b e r s of L i t i tz S p o r t s m a n ’s As sn. said. S p o r t sme n n e t t e d o u t h u n d r e d s of t r o u t a n d t r a n s p o r t e d th em to two n e a rb y ponds u n t i l th e p a r k s t r e am re g a in s i ts n o rm a l flow. Twi c e in r e c e n t y e a r s th e s p o r t sm e n , who p ro p o g a te th e t r o u t a n d th e n s to c k th em in a r e a t r o u t s t r e ams , lo s t th o u s a n d s o f fin-g e r l in g s b e c au se of low wa te r . W o r k e r s e s t im a t e d 1,000 t r o u t we re moved Mo n d a y a n d a n o th e r 200 t r o u t on Tu e sd ay . S ome of th e f ish a r e f rom 13 to 18 inche s long. Litiz S p o r t s men ha v e a spe c ia lly b u i l t t a n k a n d p ump in g a p p a r a tu s v i th which to move th e t ro u t . T h e t a n k is iced to k e ep th e w a t e r t em p e r a t u r e su i ta b le for f ish d u r i n g th e j a u n t . S p o r t s men sa id “ if a n d w h e n ” th e s t r e am come s b a ck to n o r a l th e show t r o u t will a g a in be r e tu r n e d to th e f am i l ia r s e t t in g in th e p a rk . Takes First Plane Journey at 79 Mrs. Su s an Good, a fo rm e r Lit i tz woma n , h a s t a k e n h e r f i r s t p la n e r id e a t th e a g e of 79. Mrs. Good, who now re s id e s in L a n c a s te r , f lew to B row n s ville, Texas, wh e re sh e will vi s i t u n t i l n e x t spr ing. She wa s a c c omp a n ied by a d a u g h t e r , Mrs. K e n n e th S c hm i t t , L a n c a s te r . tim e s ; p a r ti c u l a r ly a f t e r a r a in . C o n t am in a t io n of we l ls wi th oil f i r s t wa s in evidenc e a b o u t five y e a r s ago of th e I sa a c S to n e r fa rm. S to n e r f iled su i t a g a in s t S o u th e rn Pip e l in e Co. which a f t e r c o u r t d e la y s s e t t l e d o u t of c o u r t a b o u t a y e a r ago. F u r t h e r su i t s h a v e be en f iled by r e s id e n t s of th e P f a u t z d e v e lo pme n t , in c lu d in g Shelly, b u t th e c o u r t s d e la y e d h e a r in g th e su i t s u n t i l Oc to b e r of this year . Th e b o r o u g h ’s r e p o r t sa id th e oil pool is now on th e M. H. H o s t e t t e r p ro p e r ty . Di scovery of th e g a sol ine pool wa s mad e , c o unc i l wa s told, w h e n geolo g is ts h i r e d by a n in s u r a n c e c a r r i e r , ip ad e bor ings . Ma d e T e s t iStoner lowe re d a q u a r t j a r in to one of th e b or ings , council wa s told, a n d c ame up wi th w h a t a p p e a r e d to be to th e n a k e d eye, p u r e ga soline . He a p p l ie d a m a t c h to i t a n d it b u rn e d . S o u th e r n P ip e l in e h a s be en h a v in g t ro u b le in th e Mo u n t Jo y a r e a wh e r e r e s id e n t s c la im l e a k a g e f rom th e line is c au s ing g a so l in e fum e s in th e b a s e m e n t s of h o u s e s in th e vi llage of S t a u f f e r tow n . T h e f i rm p ump e d c ru d e oil th r o u g h th e l ine s u n t i l a b o u t a y e a r ago. T h e n th e y switch ed to p um p in g g a so l in e b u t , acc o rd in g to th e b o ro u g h , c ea sed t h a t p um p a g e a b o u t two mo n th s ago. Hours Resumed At Or. Landis' Office Dr. Gle n n B r e ld e n s t in e h a s re s um e d th e d e n t a l p ra c t ic e of Dr. Ch a r le s L a n d i s a t his E. Ma in S t r e e t office. A g r a d u a t e of Temp le Unive r s i ty. Dr Bre i-d e n s t in e j u s t comp le te d two y e a r s of se rvice d u ty . Dr. L a n d i s u n d e rw e n t s u r g e ry t e n we eks ago a n d is now conva le s c ing a t his home; Dwindling Park Stream Concerns Borough Council L i t i tz Bo ro u g h ' will se e w h a t c an be d o n e a b o u t k e e p in g a flow of w a t e r in Li t i tz Sp r in g s Creek. Bo ro u g h Council T u e s d a y n ig h t r e q u e s t e d Bo ro u g h Ma n a g e r David J . B a u e r to m a k e a s tu d y of th e c re e k s i tu a t io n a n d r e p o r t to council. •Councilman Wa l la c e E. La u s - ch in t ro d u c e d th e s u b j e c t of th e d e c r e a s in g f low of w a t e r in th e c reek. T h e w a t e r flow h a s be en go in g d ow n since ia te J u n e wi th th e sp r in g Which fe eds th e c re e k los ing i t s flow, council a lso n o t e d th e b o ro u g h is p um p in g mo re w a t e r th a n la s t y e a r a t th i s t ime . L a u s c h s a id h e f e lt c o u n c il h a d a “m o r a l r e s p o n s ib ility ” to d e te rm in e w h e th e r i t c o u ld d o a n y th in g a b o u t k e e p in g a r e a s o n a b le flow of w a t e r in th e s tr e am . C o u n c il m em b e rs a g r e e d a n d a s k e d th e b o ro u g h m a n a g e r to in v e s tig a te th e p o s s ib ility o f f e e d in g w a t e r i n to th e s tr e am b y d iv e r tin g som e o f th e flow f rom th e b o ro u g h w e lls . L a t e r in th e me e t in g , J . M. Leed. c h a i rm a n of th e p a rk g r o u n d s c ommi t te e , a sk e d a u dienc e wi th council a n d b r o u g h t up th e s ame subje c t . In fo rm e d council h a d a l r e a d y d i s c u s s e d it, Le ed th a n k e d th em a n d excused hims elf . B a u e r is a lso to in v e s t ig a te o th e r pos ible me a n s of k e e p ing w a t e r in th e c r e e k a n d r e p o r t b a ck to council. R EV . HARTMAN HAS PA R K S E R V IC E T h e Rev. Jo e l H a r tm a n p a s to r of th e U n i te d C h u r c h of Ch r i s t will p r e a c h th e s e rmo n a t th e C om mu n i ty se rvic e to be he ld in th e S p r in g s P a r k on S u n d a y a t 7 :0 0 p.m. his s u b j e c t will be “ De s t in a t io n , P l e a s e ” ? Th e s e n io r c h o i r of th e c h u r c h d i r e c te d by H a r r y N e id e rm y e r will sing. USE NEW BALL FIELD r w m ‘ ‘ i M em b e rs o f t h e W a rw ic k L i t t l e L e a g u e th is w e e k u s e d th e n ew fie ld s d o n a te d by W ilb u r C h o c o la te Co., to th e R e c r e a tio n p ro g r am . T h e f ie ld s a r e lo c a te d w e s t o f t h e c h o c o la te f irm a p p ro x im a te ly w h e r e th e o ld a th l e ti c f ie ld f o r th e tow n h a d b e e n . W ilb u r C om p a n y d o n a te d u s e o f th e l a n d to th e r e c r e a tio n p ro g r am a n d a id e d in d e v e lo p in g tw o f ie ld s , o n e fo r m id g e t p la y e r s a n d th e o th e r f o r m id y e t-m id g e t a g e boys. JR. OLYMPICS WINNERS W in n e rs o f th e L ititz P la y g ro u n d J u n i o r O lym p ic s p o se fo r th e p h o to g r a p h e r . F r o n t row (1-r) a r e Rails W e a v e r, M a rg ie C ra v e n s . M ic h e lle C ra v e n s , K a th y S h e e h a n , B a rb a r a M itc h e ll, Woody C o llin s, a n d G len n My e rs. R a ck row (1-r) L in d a D ow h ow e r, S h e lb y W itm e r , P e g g y R a rd , F a y e Miley, J im m y H o p k in s , T o n y P a r t r id g e , A n g e lo R a d o n c , a f r e s h a i r c h ild ; B a r r y L ev in e , J o h n n y M a le a n d De e R a p p , State Would Extend Closing of Dump To Aid Landfill Start Th e S t a te H e a l th D e p a r t m e n t wo u ld g r a n t h a u l in g c o n t r a c to r Leo n H im m e lb e rg e r a n ex te n s io n on his d e a d l in e to close a n open d um p “ if h e ’s mo v in g in th e r ig h t d i r e c t io n , ” b o r o u g h . c o unc i l wa s to ld Tu e sday. E dw a rd C. Jo n e s , h e a l th de p a r tm e n t s a n i t a r i a n , in r e sp o n s e to a q u e s t io n by c o u n cil, sa id th e d e p a r tm e n t wo u ld be wi l lin g to give H im m e lb e r g e r m o r e t ime to begin a l a n d fill o p e r a t io n t h a n th e 30-day n o t ic e o r ig in a l ly se rved. CSouncil m e t w i th J o n e s b e c au s e i t wa s c o n c e rn ed wi th th e colle c t ion of t r a s h in th e b o ro u g h . T h e S t a te D e p a r t m e n t of H e a l th h a s b e g u n a c r a c k d ow n in L a n c a s te r Co u n ty on open d ump s . T h e y ’re a g a in s t th e law b e c a u s e of s a n i t a r y re a so n s . T h e Sta te w a n t s l a n d f i l l o p e r a t io n s be gu n . In th is me th o d of t r a s h di sp o s a l th e t r a s h is covered wi th e a r t h a s it is d ump e d daily. C o u n c il s a id H im m e lb e r g e r lia s in d ic a te d a w illin g n e s s to s t a r t a la n d f ill b u t fe e ls h e n e e d s m o r e tim e t h a n th e 3 0 d a y s. C o u n c il P r e s id e n t R u s s e ll L . T em p le to n a s k e d J o n e s i f th e S ta te w o u ld g iv e h im m o r e tim e o r w h e th e r i t w o u ld s te p in a t th e e x p ir a t io n o f 3 0 d a y s a n d c lo s e th e J o n e s s a id “ th e y c e r ta in ly d um p . would be g r a n t e d a n e x te n sion, if h e ’s mo v in g in th e r ig h t d i r e c t io n .” No rma lly , J o n e s said, a s ite su c h a s H im m e lb e r g e r ’s w o u ld n ’t be a p p ro v e d b e c au se of a h ig h w a t e r ta b l e in th e a r e a bu t , Jo n e s said, “ since i t ’s th e r e we wo u ld go a lo n g wi th it. W e ’re wi l lin g to w o rk w i th h im in a n y way we c o u ld .” Co u n c i lman Roy S. Re id e n - b a u g h a s k e d w h e th e r th e c r a c k d own wa s r e s t r i c t e d to th i s a r e a only a n d J o n e s sa id “ th e y ’re a ll go in g to be h i t . ” H e s a id th e re a s o n fo r th e c r a c k d own c an be laid p a r t i a l ly to th e t r e n d tow a rd su b u r - Borough To Buy Fire Hose Line Th e b o r o u g h ’s a p p r o p r i a t io n to Lit i tz F i r e Comp an y will be in th e fo rm of p u i 'ch a s in g new hose line. B o ro u g h Counc il T u e s d a y n ig h t re c e ived a r e q u e s t f rom th e f i r eme n fo r th e i r a n n u a l a p p ro p r i a t io n of $400. Council was told th e c omp a n y lias p u r c h a s e d new hose line in the am o u n t of a b o u t $370. Council sa id th e company sh o u ld pay fo r th e hose line a n d th e n s u bm i t th e r e c e ip te d bill to th e b o ro u g h wh ic h will r e im b u r s e th e c omp a n y for th e cost of th e hose. b a n living. J o n e s s a id “mo re a n d mo re people a r e mo v in g to th e r u r a l a r e a s a n d w e ’re g e t t in g m o r e c om p l a in t s . ” As k e d if c omp l a in t s we re re c e ived a b o u t H im m e lb e r g e r ’s d ump , J o n e s s a id “we re c e ived s e v e ra l c om p l a in t s . ” He d e c l ined to rev e a l th e n ame s of th e c omp l a in a n t s , e x p la in in g “ th e d r iv e wa s in i t i a te d o u t of th e R e a d in g of f ice .” R e a d in g is h e a d q u a r te r s fo r w h a t is d e s ig n a t e d as Re g io n 6 of th e S t a te D e p a r t m e n t of H e a l t h ’s o rg a n ia z t io n - a l s e tup. Lititz Champs Of Tournament 10 Yëars Ago Th e t e n t h a n n iv e r s a ry of Lit i tz only co u n ty ch amp io n - te am is coming up. A we ek f rom th i s S a tu rd a y , Aug. 8, a t e am f rom Li t i tz in 1949 d e f e a t e d a t e am f rom Mille rsville , 4-1, a t S tum p f Fié ld , L a n c a s te r , b e fo re th e l a rg e s t c rowd in th e h i s to ry of th e field, ove r 9,000 people. Th e v ic to ry gave th e Lit i tz Wr e n s th e mid g e t -mid g e t b a s e ball c h amp io n sh ip of th e county. Coa che s of th e Li t i tz te am we re Dr. C h a r le s Landi s , now re c o v e r in g a t hi s h ome a f t e r u n d e rg o in g s u rg e ry a t S. J o s e p h ’s Ho sp i ta l , a n d Ma r l in Wolfe. Memb e r s of th e te am, th e n a g ed 9 to 11 ye a r s , we re Bill He r sh e y , a n o u t s t a n d in g a th l e te a t Mo ra v ian College; George Gre ine r , who g r a d u a t e d f rom Ge t ty s b u rg la s t y e a r wh e re he s t a r r e d in fo o tb a l l ; Donnie Ke l le r , J im Howell, Dale Diehm, Gle n n Ge hman , F r e d F ry , B u t c h Myers, Nevin Weit, a fo o tb a l l e r a t Mi l le r s ville STC now, a n d P a u l Daw-ber. H u n d r e d s of Lit i tz re s id e n t s a t t e n d e d th e g ame which was th e f in a l g ame of th e an n u a l ' t o u r n am e n t sp o h s o r e d by t h e L a n c a s te r New E r a . Three Prosecuted On Motor Charges T h r e e d r i v e r s we re p ro s e c u ted by b o ro u g h police fo r viola tions of th e Motor Code, inc lu d in g one c h a rg e d wi th th row in g a mis s le f rom a ve hicle. Pol ic e sa id Basil L. L u ek a - doo, Lit i tz wa s c h a rg e d wi th th row in g th e mis s le, a n emp ty be e r bot tle , f rom a vehicle. Also c h a rg e d wa s L a r r y G. E c k e r t , Li t i tz R l , for d r iv in g to o fa s t for c ondit ios a n d ma k in g excessive noise a n d Cl in to n R. J o h n s o n , Mountvi lle , ig n o r in g a s top sign. . Lititz Sportsmen Aid Seglock Run Conservation Plan Sat. Th e f i r s t p ro j e c t on a lis t o f s t r e am imp ro v em e n t a c t iv i ties will be s t a r t e d th i s S a t u rd a y by memb e r s of th e Lit i tz S p o r t sm a n ’s Assn, in c o o p e ra tion wi th th e Iz a a k Wa l to n League. Seglock R u n , n o r th ¿ f Br ick - erville, h a s be en se le c ted as a s t a r t in g po in t for th e local c h a p t e r of th e Wa l to n L e a g u e ’s co n s e rv a t io n p ro je c t for 1959. Li t i tz S p o r t sm a n ’s As sn., a t its la s t me e t in g , v o te d to a id in th e p ro j e c t a ime d a t p ro viding b e t t e r f i shing. Th e Seglock is one of th e few s t r e am s in th e co u n ty c apable of p ro viding an e n v i rom e n t c o n d u c ive to th e p ro p a g a t io n a n d s u p p o r t of t ro u t . Vo lu n te e r s in th e p ro je c t sh o u ld re p o r t to th e Lit i tz Sp r in g s P a r k a t 8 :3 0 a.m. a n d b r in g tools such as shovels, picks, d ig g in g i rons, axes a n d saws . Do n a ld Wie r is h e a d in g th e s t r e am imp ro v em e n t committee . He sa id th e p ro j e c t is “ an o p p o r tu n i ty fo r ail d e d ic a te d sp o r t sm e n to p u t th e i r be lie fs ad d e s i re s in to p r a c t ic e . ” $53,868 Bid Low On Lines Main Street Project Awarded To Lititz Machine Co. A c o n t r a c t for r e p la c in g th e wa t e r line s on E a s t Miain St. wa s aw a rd e d to th e Li t i tz Ma ch in e Co. T u e s d a y n ig h t , -wi th a low bid of $53,868. Bo ro u g h Coucil op e n ed seven bids on th e p ro je c t. Li t i tz Ma chine wa s n e a r ly $13,000 lowe r th a n th e n e x t lowe s t bidder . Th e c o n t r a c t calls fo r t a k in g o u t th e old ma in s a n d p u t t in g in new one s a n d r e p la c in g a n d re lo c a t in g f i re h y d r a n t s . W o rk is to c omp le te d be fo re the S t a te H ig hwa y s D e p a r tm e n t c o n s t ru c t io n c rews come h e re to begin re b u i ld in g th e ,street. 'Other bids s u bm i t t e d we re : ’Ca r l B a r ry Co., $69,632; J am e s F a v in o Co., $ 9 6,551; Mo u n t Jo y Co n s t ru c t io n Co., $78,22 6; E a r l F. B a s e h o re Co., $ 8 3,742; G a n n e t t , F lemin g , C o rd d ry a n d C a rp e n t e r , $79,- 791 a n d Ba s e h o r e C o n s t ru c t io n Co., $97, 710. Retailers Name Group To Study Parking Plan F iv e Lit i tz R e ta i le r s will wo rk wi th th e b o ro u g h in an e f fo r t to p ro v id e o f f - s t r e e t p a rk in g fa c i li t ie s d u r in g the t ime Main S t r e e t is b e in g r e p a ire d . Name d to a committe e, of th e Li t i tz R e t a i l e r s ’ As sn, we re P r e s to n Kreb s , F lo y d Hagy, David Armo ld , P a u l Do s te r a n d J . B. Hess . T h e c ommi t te e is to s tu d y pos s ible o f f - s t re e t p a rk in g lo c a t io n s a n d th e n confe r wi th B o ro u g h Ma n a g e r Dh-vid J . Bau e r . i t h a s b e en e s t im a t e d t h e r e p a i r of E a s t Ma in 'Stre et will en ta i l a 1 0 -mo n th p ro je c t for re p la c in g w a t e r l in e s a n d r e b u i ld in g th e s t re e t . ACCEPTS POSITION C la re n c e W ie r, 4 1 0 S C e d a r S t., lia s a c c e p te d a s a le s p o s itio n w ith th e L u b r ic a n t D iv is io n . o f th e P a n t h e r Oil & G re a s e Mi'g. Co., F o r t W o r th , T ex a s. T h e f irm sp e c ia liz e s in th e m a n u f a c tu r e o f o ils a n d g r e a s e s f o r h e a v y e q u ip m e n t. H e w ill c o v e r th e L a n c a s te r , L e b a n o n , S c h u y lk ill a n d C a rb o n C o u n ty a r e a s . Gretna Theater Party Planned By Woman’s Club Th e Lit i tz W om a n ’s Club will hold a T h e a t e r P a r t y on We d n e sd a y , A u g u s t 5th a t the Mo u n t G r e tn a T h e a t e r wh e n “ P la in a n d F a n c y , ” will be p re s e n te d by th e Gr e tn a p lay ers. C u r t a in t ime is 8 :3 0 p.m. Tic k e t s a r e $1.25, re s e rv e d se a ts $2.00, t ic k e t s may be s e c u re d f rom c o c h a i rma n Mrs. R o b e r t W a t t s or Mrs. P a u l McCloud. Oth e r memb e r s of th e Ways a n d Means c ommi t te e inc lude , Mrs. L e s te r Ba lme r , Mrs. Oma r Bucher , Mrs. Jo s ep h Carl, Mrs. F o rb e s Emswe lle r , Mrs. J o h n Ga rb e r , J r . , Mrs. J u l e s Kien-in, Mrs. H a r r y Lan d i s , Mrs. H e rb e r t Moore, Mrs. William Oehme, Mrs. E dw a rd Pe lg e r , Mrs. B e rn a rd Rid e r , Mrs. R ic h a rd Ro th , Mrs. William Scatc-liard, Mrs. Wi l l iam Spa cht, Mrs. Wa l t e r Spicer, Mrs. L e s te r S ta rk , Mrs. J o h n Steffy, Mrs. He n ry W a l t e r a n d Mrs. J o h n Z a r tma n . Th e Lit i tz C h a p te r of th e A.B.C.D. will hold a T h e a t e r p a r ty a t th e E p h r a t a T h e a t e r this evening. POSTMASTER Richard C. Rader Rader Now Officially Postmaster R i c h a rd 'C. R a d e r 42 2 S. Ch e r ry St., a 12-ye a r ve teran, of th e p os ta l service, h a s been c ommi s s io n e d P o s tm a s t e r of Lititz. He a s sume d h i s d.uties e f fe ctive J u l y 25 a f t e r a sw e a r ing in c e remo n y a t th e close of b u s in e s s on J u ly 24. He suc c e eds a c t in g p o s tm a s te r R a ymo n d S. Re ed y wh o is no lo n g e r c o n n e c te d wi th th e local office. P o s tm a s t e r R a d e r w a s sw o rn in by P o s ta l In s p e c to r F . I. B rill o f file P h ila d e lp h ia office. H e h a d f i r s t b e e n n o m in a te d by th e S e n a te fo r tlie p o s t in F e b r u a ry . S e n a te a p p ro v a l w a s g iv e n in J u n e a n d R a d e r c om m is s io n e d l a s t w e ek . W o u n d e d in a c tio n d u r in g W o rld W a r I I , R a d e r to p p e d a c om p e titiv e e x am in a tio n f o r th e jo b th r o u g h v e te r a n ’s p r e f e r e n c e . H e jo in e d th e p o s t office in 11)47 a n d .h a d s e rv e d , d u r in g h is s e rv ic e s t i n t a s a d iv is io n m a il clerk*'’ w ith th e A rm y . P r io r tin e n te r in g s e rv ic e h e c o n d u c te d a r e s t a u r a n t in L ititz a n d a g a in b e fo re jo in in g tlie p o s ta l se rv ic e . R e e d y , a p p o in te d in th e in te r im , h a d su c c e e d e d R o b e r t PT au tz , w h o r e tir e d . Cost Estimate Pared To $125,000 By Pool Group Lit i tz Bo ro u g h Counc il wa s told T u e s d a y n ig h t t h a t Lit i tz can b u i ld a s e l f - su p p o r t in g publ ic sw immin g pool a t a n e s t ima te d c o s t of $125,000. Te r e p o r t , in th e fo rm of a re c omme n d a t io n , u rg e d c o u n cil to b u i ld th e pool on th e Much t r a c t a d j a c e n t to th e we s te rn end of Li t i tz Sp r in g s P a rk . Council h e a r d th e r e p o r t a n d r e c om me n d a t io n a n d P r e s id e n t Ru s s e l l L. T emp le to n sa id “ p ro b a b ly by o u r ne x t me e t in g w e ’ll d e f in i te ly a n sw e r one wa y o r a n o th e r . ” George Ka len ich , Kis sel Hill Rd., c h a i rm a n of th e c ommit te e , d e l iv e re d th e f in a l r e p o r t in wh ic h th e e s t ima te d cost of th e p ro j e c t wa s b ro k e n down a s : P o o ls (o n e f o r w a d in g ) $ 6 5 , P o o ls _________________ $ 6 5 ,0 0 0 B a th h o u s e ___________ $ 3 5 ,0 0 0 L a n d __________________ $ 5 ,0 0 0 S ew e r __,__________ $ 4 ,0 0 0 G ra d in g _______________ $ 3 ,0 0 0 F e n c e -__ $ 5 ,0 0 0 L e g a l F e e s ___________ $ 1 ,0 0 0 E n g in e e r in g F e e s ___ . $ 6 ,0 0 0 C o n tin g e n c y _________ $ 1 1 ,0 0 0 T o ta l $ 1 2 5 ,0 0 0 Ka le n ic h , a n d c ommi t t e e m em b e r Menno B. R o h r e r b o th emp h a s iz e d th e only t r u e way to g e t a n a c c u r a t e cos t wo u ld be to p r e p a r e p la n s a n d a c c ep t bids 'on a pool. “ T h e n ” , s a id R o h r e r , “ you c o u ld open th em a n d y o u ’d k n ow w h a t i t ’s going to c os t .” Oth e r mem b e r s o fH h e comm i t t e e p r e s e n t fo r th e m e e t ing we re Flo y d H a g y a n d Ch a r le s J . Wa g am a n . Th e f i f th memb e r , Dr, By ro n K. Ho rn e , wa s o u t of town. T h r e e Qu e s t io n s - Counc il on Ap r i l 2 2 c ommi s s ioned th e pool c ommi t te e to a n sw e r th r e e q u e s t io n s in a d d i t io n t£ g a th e r in g g e n e r a l pool in fo rma t io n * Th e q u e s t io n s we re ( 1 ) . Is it poss ible to b u i ld a publ ic pool fo r L i t itz t h a t will be s e l f - su p p o r t ing? ( 2 ) . I f it is pos s ible w h e r e s h o u ld i t be loca ted, w h a t fa c i li t ie s s h o u ld th e r e be, a n d w h a t size s h o u ld th e s e Prize Winners For Red Tag Day Named K r e id c r B ro s. T.V. Mrs. P a u l in e B u e h te r , 133 F r o n t St,; P e g g y Getz, 209 E. L e am a n St.; P e a r l V. Good, 315 S. Ce d a r St.; Mrs. Ru s s e l l F. Ludwig , 2 5 N .New St.; R amo n a R. Grof f , Lit i tz R4; Mrs. P a t r ic i a Hoffer, 25 N. New St.; Mrs. R o b e r t E i tn i e r , 8 E. Lincoln Ave.; L o r r a in e Wie g an d , 323 E. 2nd Ave. H e n ry K. Ne f f Mrs. R o b e r t E c k b e rg , Box 102 Lit i tz ; B e t ty Lo u We ik , Lititz R2; B a r b a r a Be ck e r , 307 F r o n t St.; I. L, Me a rig, 2 5 W. Ma r io n St.; Clau d ia B u e h te r . 133 F r o n t St.; R o b e r t Meek, 140 L ib e r ty St .; Mrs. R i c h a rd He r sh e y , Manhe im. W e s te r n A u to Asso . S to re Mrs. R a y S h uma n , 18 E. Lincoln Ave.; Chas. E. F ry , Rid g e Ave., E p h r a t a ; Mrs. Ch a r le s H. Ma r t in , L i t i tz R 2 ; David K . S h e r t z e r , Li t i tz R l ; Els ie Ulr ich, 224 F r o n t S t.; T h e lm a Go c h n au e r , 159 N. Loc u s t St.; Wm. P o t t s , 131 F o r ney Drive. L ititz R o o k S to re Mrs. P a u l He s s Lit i tz R l ; Mrs. Claude Di f fe n d e r fe r , Lit-i t z R l ; Mrs. Ru s s e l l Ulr ich, 525 E. New St.; Ly n n e Ma th ers, 65 F r o n t St .; Mrs. J o h n Wi tmy e r , 317 S. Ce d a r St.; Mrs. B e r n a r d Rid e r , 426 • S. Ch e r ry St. W ostcr’s S to re J a n e Lanz a , 31 S. Bro a d St.; Mrs. Elia s We i t . 12 3 S. Ceda r St.; J. B. He r r , S. Bro a d St,.; J o a n Wag n e r , 9 E. Ora n g e St.; Els ie Le eking, Lit i tz R l ; Mrs. T. FI. Er l in e , 5 27 N. W a t e r St.: Mrs. E s t e l l a H o rn b e rg e r , 227 S. Bro a d St.; M. M. Rid e r , 4 2 6 S. C h e r ry St.: R o n a ld Nies, Lit i tz ; E r l a McKinney, 2 6 Pin e St.; Mrs. Alice Re edy, 213 S. Spruc e St.; R i c h a rd He r sh e y , 208 N. Elm St.; S h e r id a n Ritz, Lit i tz R l ; Lois Adams . Li t i tz R4; Mrs. C h r i s t G. Hess , L i t itz R3 a n d H. A. Ka u f fma n , 25 E. Lemo n St. -C h a r lo tte ’s A p p a re l Sh o p Mrs. Wi lb u r Graybill, Lititz R2; Mrs. J . Henry Ama n d J r . , Lititz R 3 ; E th e l Buch, Lititz R2; J e r r y Gilman, 3 7 S. Firoad St.; Ma ry J a n e F ry , 32 Ce n te r St.; Mrs. Neil St r ick le r , Lititz R2; B a r b a r a Jo h n s o n , Lit i tz R2 ; Nancy Ro la n d , Ma n h e im R l . . G la s sm y e r ’s C u t R a to $12,50 Ronson table lighter, Ke n Ke e n e r , Lit i tz R 2 ; $7.50 P ro p h a ly t i c h a n d m i r ro r , C a th e r in e Young, Box 130, Lititz R 2. > J o h n W. K e l le r Mrs. David E. B u c kwa l te r , Lit i tz R3, h a n d b a g ; E dw a rd W. Grube. 315 N. Bro a d St., b i l l fold a n d Mrs. Ge o rg e Sla te r , Li t i tz R4, lamp. S h a r p ’s P h o to Shop $10 c e r t if ic a te s , N i n a ’ Stro-ble, H ow a rd Re dc ay, Do ro th y Rin e e r , a ll of L i t i tz ; R i c h a rd Ad ams , Li t i tz R l ; $5 c e r t i f i cates , Ma ry Be am, S h e r id a n R l a n d T. B. Smi th , Lit i tz R l . S u n s h in e F a rm S u p p ly : Ga l lon Sp re d Sa t in , E. K. F u n k , E. Lincoln Ave.; Wi l l iam S. G a rn e r J r . , Kis s el Hi l l ; 25 lb b a g Wa y n e K rum e t t e s , Myr tle Ku lp , Ma n h e im; Mrs. B.. C. B ru b a k e r , L i t i tz R4 ; q u a r t 2- way f ly sp r a y , A n n a May Ku lp , Lit i tz R 4 ; K a th r y n F u r - low, 40 E. Lin co ln Ave.; Ar t Myers,, Lititz . F i c k in g e r ’s J ew e l e r : „Se t glas se s , Alvin Y. Long, 148 S. Bro a d St.; b r a s s t r a y , Mrs. R o b e r t Crame r , Lit i tz R l ; j e l ly s e rv e r , Ma ry Louis e Kn e ie r , 249 E. Ma in St., gold lea f (C o n t in u e d on P a g e 6) fa c ilitie s be ? And ( 3 ) . ba sed on th e in fo rma t io n ava i lable , does th e Commi t te e re c ommend t h a t Council p ro c e ed to bui ld th e pool. To th e f i r s t a n d th i r d q u e s tions , th e c ommi t te e a n sw e r e d yes. Th e a n sw e r to th e th i rd , t a k e n f rom a se v e n -p a g e re por t su bmi t te d , was: “ Th e pool sh o u ld be lo c a t ed on a t r a c t of a p p ro x ima te ly fo u r a c re s in th e so u th e a s t corne r of th e so-c alled Buch T r a c t now be ing p u r c h a s e d by th e Bo ro u g h . Th is t r a c t sh o u ld in c lude a pool of n o t less th a n 7,200 s q u a r e fe et in a re a . T h e r e s h o u ld he a wa d in g pool of n o t less th a n 1,000 s q u a r e fe e t in a re a . The b a th h o u s e , exclus ive of a r e f r e s hm e n t s t a n d a n d f i l te r room, sh o u ld be n o t less th a n 1,200 s q u a r e fe et in a re a . Oth e r s imp le re c r e a t io n fa cilities sucl^ a s sh u f f l e b o a rd , (C o n t in u e d on P a g e 3) Boro Moves To Try New Bond Idea Lit i tz Bo ro u g h will t r y to f loat a w a t e r imp ro v eme n t s bond issue on a new a n d as yet u n t e s te d p r in c ip le of f inanc ing. Council d e c id e d T u e s d a y n ig h t to r e ta in th e bond c o u n sel of Towne s , E l l io t t a n d Munson in a n effort to f inanc e some $400,000 in w a t e r impro v eme n ts . T h e b o n d is sue s o u g h t by th e b o ro u g h is one which wo u ld p e rmi t th em to c i rc umv e n t th e c re a t io n of a W a t e r Au th o r i ty . I t is called a n o n -d e b t r e venue bond issue a n d me a n s s imply t h a t Lit i tz c an bor row more money th a n it wo u ld be a llowed to b o r row u n d e r th e Munc ipal B o r r o w i n g Law which r e s t r ic t s th e l imit. T h a t re s t r ic t io n is seven pe r c en t of th e a s se s s ed v a lu a t io n of a munic ipa l i ty, or in Lit i tz case, would l im i t it ti $325,000. In a u th o r i ty , or lea se -ba ck b o r rowin g , the b o ro u g h would have to c r e a te a W a t e r A u th o r i ty a n d ha v e th e a u th o r i ty b o r row mo n ey to b u i ld th e sy s tem imp ro v emen t s . T h e n th e b o ro u g h would lease ba ck th e fa c i li t ie s f rom the a u th o r i ty . B o ro u g h c o u n c il m e t w ith s e v e ra l b o n d c o u n s e ls a n d f in a n c in g h o u s e s . All b u t o n e w a s r e c e p tiv e to th e n o n d e b t ty p e o f b o rrow in g . This is a new devic e in th e money m a r k e t as a r e s u l t of a te s t case ma d e by E p h r a t a B o ro u g h ’s e le c t r ic company. Th e c o u r t ru le d a mu n ic ip a l i ty may b o r row in excess of its Munic ipa l B o r rowin g L aw limit if i t is fo r a re v e n u e p ro d u c in g projec t. Council fa v o rs th is be c ause it would give th em d i r e c t control ove r th e w a t e r sy s tem ins t e a d of h a v in g it “ ow n e d ” for th e pu rp o s e s of f in an c in g , by an a u th o r i ty . The counse l a p pointed will w o rk wi th th e b o ro u g h ’s a t to rn e y . R i c h a rd A. Snyder. REG ISTRA T IO N FO R STUDENTS N EW TO A R EA Th e mo rn in g of A u g u s t 19, h a s be en se t a s ide for r e g i s t r a tion of s tu d e n t s new to th e Wa rwic k Union School Distr ic t. Wa t c h f u tu r e editions of th e Re coTd-Express giving t ime a n d plac es to r e g is te r . WHO SAYS IT COULDN'T BE DONE A f te r th e R e c o rd ’s p r e s s tr o u b le 1 o f la s t w e ek som e o f o u r most, a v id b o o s te r s w e re c la im in g it c o u ld n ’t be d o n e . lin t w e ’ve sh ow ed ’em . H e r e ’s th e p re s s in o p e r a tio n . F rom le ft to r ig h t sh o p fo rem a n F r a n k lin Heh leith a n d P u b lis h e r W illiam N. Y o u n g ins|>ect a n e d itio n w h ile p r e s sm a n D o n a ld W e a v e r s ta n d s a t the control g e a r s . \_


Re: N E W M o d e l - Breitling Avenger II SeaWolf Blacksteel L.E. Thu, 30 June 2016 15:35\nNice clean easy to see design. The 45mm is about as much as I can handle. Not sure about the black case treatment but I always liked that dial color. I have a earlier Super Ocean and its a solid watch. It feels like a heavy watch when I put it on after wearing my Submariner. Briteling builds nice solid watches with good balance and dimensions, not like some of the frilly over designed unfocused watches I have seen here. KISS>\nN E W M o d e l - Breitling Avenger II SeaWolf Blacksteel L.E. - Jorge Merino - Thu, 30 June 2016 08:40 (686 clicks)\nRe: N E W M o d e l - Breitling Avenger II SeaWolf Blacksteel L.E. - collections4today - Thu, 08 September 2016 23:13 (233 clicks)\nRe: N E W M o d e l - Breitling Avenger II SeaWolf Blacksteel L.E. - GSY123 - Tue, 16 August 2016 13:51 (207 clicks)\nRe: N E W M o d e l - Breitling Avenger II SeaWolf Blacksteel L.E. - piticu - Wed, 20 July 2016 04:53 (230 clicks)\nI like black watches and I like yellow dials, especially Breitling's yellow . . . - ABN JAG - Thu, 07 July 2016 07:07 (248 clicks)\nRe: N E W M o d e l - Breitling Avenger II SeaWolf Blacksteel L.E. - Sacramento Fred - Thu, 30 June 2016 11:08 (262 clicks)\nRe: N E W M o d e l - Breitling Avenger II SeaWolf Blacksteel L.E. - gripgeorge - Thu, 30 June 2016 15:35 (260 clicks)\nRe: N E W M o d e l - Breitling Avenger II SeaWolf Blacksteel L.E. - malik6 - Sun, 17 July 2016 14:34 (225 clicks)\nNot bad... - teomeh - Thu, 30 June 2016 10:11 (260 clicks)\nNext Topic: Yema Sea Spider


Glenn Gould plays Bach, Muzyka klasyczna - opinie, cena - sklep saturn.pl\nnr kat.: 9241912\n1 1 Aria - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:53\n1 2 Variation 1 a 1 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 3 Variation 2 a 1 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 4 Variation 3 a 1 Clav. Canone all' Unisuono - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 5 Variation 4 a 1 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 6 Variation 5 a 1 ovvero 2 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 7 Variation 6 a 1 Clav. Canone alla Seconda - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 8 Variation 7 a 1 ovvero 2 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:08\n1 9 Variation 8 a 2 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 10 Variation 9 a 1 Clav. Canone alla Terza - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 11 Variation 10 a 1 Clav. Fughetta - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 12 Variation 11 a 2 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 13 Variation 12 Canone alla Quarta - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 14 Variation 13 a 2 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:11\n1 15 Variation 14 a 2 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 16 Variation 15 a 1 Clav. Canone alla Quinta. Andante - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:17\n1 17 Variation 16 Ouverture a 1 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:17\n1 18 Variation 17 a 2 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 19 Variation 18 - Canone alla Sesta a 1 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 20 Variation 19 a 1 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 21 Variation 20 a 2 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 22 Variation 21 Canone alla Settima - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:42\n1 23 Variation 22 Alla breve a 1 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 24 Variation 23 a 2 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 25 Variation 24 Canone all' Ottava a 1 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 26 Variation 25 a 2 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 6:28\n1 27 Variation 26 a 2 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 28 Variation 27 Canone alla Nona - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 29 Variation 28 a 2 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:11\n1 30 Variation 29 a 1 ovvero 2 Clav. - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:00\n1 31 Variation 30 a 1 Clav. Quodlibet - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n1 32 Aria da capo - 1955 Version Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:10\n1 33 Fugue in F-sharp minor, BWV 883 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:18\n1 34 Fugue in E Major, BWV 878 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 4:17\n2 1 Invention No. 1 In C Major, Bwv 772 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:30\n2 2 Sinfonia No. 1 In C Major, Bwv 787 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n2 3 Invention No. 2 In C Minor, Bwv 773 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:54\n2 4 Sinfonia No. 2 In C Minor, Bwv 788 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:02\n2 5 Invention No. 5 In E-Flat Major, Bvw 776 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:21\n2 6 Sinfonia No. 5 In E-Flat Major, Bwv 791 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:07\n2 7 Invention No. 14 In B-Flat Major, Bwv 785 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:37\n2 8 Sinfonia No. 14 In B-Flat Major, Bwv 800 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:09\n2 9 Invention No. 11 In G Minor, Bwv 782 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n2 10 Sinfonia No. 11 In G Minor, Bwv 797 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:44\n2 11 Invention No. 10 In G Major, Bvw 781 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n2 12 Sinfonia No. 10 In G Major, Bwv 796 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n2 13 Invention No. 15 In B Minor, Bwv 786 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n2 14 Sinfonia No. 15 In B Minor, Bwv 801 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:04\n2 15 Invention No. 7 In E Minor, Bwv 778 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n2 16 Sinfonia No. 7 In E Minor, Bwv 793 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:32\n2 17 Invention No. 6 In E Major, Bwv 777 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:42\n2 18 Sinfonia No. 6 In E Major, Bwv 792 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n2 19 Invention No. 13 In A Minor, Bwv 784 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n2 20 Sinfonia No. 13 In A Minor, Bwv 799 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:14\n2 21 Invention No. 12 In A Major, Bwv 783 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n2 22 Sinfonia No. 12 In A Major, Bwv 798 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:15\n2 23 Invention No. 3 In D Major, Bwv 774 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:00\n2 24 Sinfonia No. 3 In D Major, Bwv 789 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:06\n2 25 Invention No. 4 In D Minor, Bwv 775 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n2 26 Sinfonia No. 4 In D Minor, Bwv 790 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:14\n2 27 Invention No. 8 In F Major, Bwv 779 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:05\n2 28 Sinfonia No. 8 In F Major, Bwv 794 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n2 29 Invention No. 9 In F Minor, Bwv 780 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:48\n2 30 Sinfonia No. 9 In F Minor, Bwv 795 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 4:17\n3 1 Toccata In D Major, Bwv 912 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 14:01\n3 2 Toccata In F-Sharp Minor, Bwv 910 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 11:43\n3 3 Toccata In D Minor, Bwv 913 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 17:08\n3 4 Toccata In C Minor, Bwv 911 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 11:13\n3 5 Toccata In G Minor, Bwv 915 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 8:44\n3 6 Toccata In G Major, Bwv 916 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 8:52\n3 7 Toccata In E Minor, Bwv 914 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 8:39\n4 1 Partita No. 1 in B-flat Major, BWV 825 - Instrumental: I. Praeludium Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:53\n4 2 Partita No. 1 in B-flat Major, BWV 825 - Instrumental: Ii. Allemande Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:55\n4 3 Partita No. 1 in B-flat Major, BWV 825 - Instrumental: Iii. Corrente Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:45\n4 4 Partita No. 1 in B-flat Major, BWV 825 - Instrumental: Iv. Sarabande Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:10\n4 5 Partita No. 1 in B-flat Major, BWV 825 - Instrumental: V. Menuet I & Ii Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:27\n4 6 Partita No. 1 in B-flat Major, BWV 825 - Instrumental: Vi. Giga Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:20\n4 7 Partita No. 2 in C minor, BWV 826: I. Sinfonia Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 4:13\n4 8 Partita No. 2 in C minor, BWV 826: Ii. Allemande Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:15\n4 9 Partita No. 2 in C minor, BWV 826: Iii. Courante Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:50\n4 10 Partita No. 2 in C minor, BWV 826: Iv. Sarabande Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:35\n4 11 Partita No. 2 in C minor, BWV 826: V. Rondeaux Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:36\n4 12 Partita No. 2 in C minor, BWV 826: Vi. Capriccio Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:47\n4 13 Partita No. 3 in A minor, BWV 827 - Instrumental: I. Fantaisie Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:48\n4 14 Partita No. 3 in A minor, BWV 827 - Instrumental: Ii. Allemande Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:05\n4 15 Partita No. 3 in A minor, BWV 827 - Instrumental: Iii. Courante Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:05\n4 16 Partita No. 3 in A minor, BWV 827 - Instrumental: Iv. Sarabande Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:02\n4 17 Partita No. 3 in A minor, BWV 827 - Instrumental: V. Burlesca Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:46\n4 18 Partita No. 3 in A minor, BWV 827 - Instrumental: Vi. Scherzo Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n4 19 Partita No. 3 in A minor, BWV 827 - Instrumental: Vii. Gigue Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:26\n4 20 Partita No. 4 in D Major, BWV 828 - Instrumental: I. Overture Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 5:35\n4 21 Partita No. 4 in D Major, BWV 828 - Instrumental: Ii. Allemande Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 6:27\n4 22 Partita No. 4 in D Major, BWV 828 - Instrumental: Iii. Courante Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:40\n4 23 Partita No. 4 in D Major, BWV 828 - Instrumental: Iv. Aria Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:28\n4 24 Partita No. 4 in D Major, BWV 828 - Instrumental: V. Sarabande Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 4:54\n4 25 Partita No. 4 in D Major, BWV 828 - Instrumental: Vi. Menuet Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:15\n4 26 Partita No. 4 in D Major, BWV 828 - Instrumental: Vii. Gigue Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:44\n4 27 Partita No. 5 in G Major, BWV 829 - Instrumental: I. Praeambulum Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:47\n4 28 Partita No. 5 in G Major, BWV 829 - Instrumental: Ii. Allemande Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:50\n4 29 Partita No. 5 in G Major, BWV 829 - Instrumental: Iii. Courante Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n4 30 Partita No. 5 in G Major, BWV 829 - Instrumental: Iv. Sarabande Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:02\n4 31 Partita No. 5 in G Major, BWV 829 - Instrumental: V. Tempo Di Minuetto Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:05\n4 32 Partita No. 5 in G Major, BWV 829 - Instrumental: Vi. Passepied Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n4 33 Partita No. 5 in G Major, BWV 829 - Instrumental: Vii. Gigue Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:38\n5 1 Partita No. 6 in E minor, BWV 830: I. Toccata Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 9:53\n5 2 Partita No. 6 in E minor, BWV 830: II. Allemande Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:05\n5 3 Partita No. 6 in E minor, BWV 830: III. Courante Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:19\n5 4 Partita No. 6 in E minor, BWV 830: IV. Air Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n5 5 Partita No. 6 in E minor, BWV 830: V. Sarabande Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:40\n5 6 Partita No. 6 in E minor, BWV 830: VI. Tempo di Gavotta Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n5 7 Partita No. 6 in E minor, BWV 830: VII. Gigue Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:26\n5 8 Praeludium in C Major, BWV 933 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:19\n5 9 Praeludium in C minor, BWV 934 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:32\n5 10 Praeludium in D minor, BWV 935 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:25\n5 11 Praeludium in D Major, BWV 936 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:57\n5 12 Praeludium in E Major, BWV 937 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:26\n5 13 Praeludium in E minor, BWV 938 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:59\n5 14 Prelude and Fughetta in D minor, BWV 899 - Instrumental: Praeludium Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:33\n5 15 Prelude and Fughetta in D minor, BWV 899 - Instrumental: Fughetta Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n5 16 Prelude in G Major, BWV 902 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:20\n5 17 Prelude in G Major, BWV 902a Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n5 18 Fughetta in G Major, BWV 902 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n5 19 Praeambulum in C Major, BWV 924 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:47\n5 20 Praeambulum in F Major, BWV 927 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n5 21 Prealudium in D minor, BWV 926 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n5 22 Praeludium in D Major, BWV 925 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould\n5 23 Praeludium in F Major, BWV 928 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:08\n5 24 Praeambulum in G minor, BWV 930 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:21\n5 25 Three Little Fugues from Klavierbuchlein fur Wilhelm Bach - Instrumental: Fugue in C Major, BWV 952 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:17\n5 26 Three Little Fugues from Klavierbuchlein fur Wilhelm Bach - Instrumental: Fughetta in C minor, BWV 961 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:25\n5 27 Three Little Fugues from Klavierbuchlein fur Wilhelm Bach - Instrumental: Fugue in C Major, BWV 953 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:20\n5 28 Prelude and Fugue in A minor, BWV 895 - Instrumental: Praeludium Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:30\n5 29 Prelude and Fugue in A minor, BWV 895 - Instrumental: Fuga Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:43\n5 30 Prelude and Fughetta in E minor, BWV 900 - Instrumental: Praeludium Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 1:27\n5 31 Prelude and Fughetta in E minor, BWV 900 - Instrumental: Fughetta Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:14\n6 1 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080 - Excerpts: Contrapunctus I - Excerpts Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:45\n6 2 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080 - Excerpts: Contrapunctus Ii - Excerpts Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:44\n6 3 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080 - Excerpts: Contrapunctus Iii - Excerpts Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:20\n6 4 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080 - Excerpts: Contrapunctus Iv - Excerpts Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:22\n6 5 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080 - Excerpts: Contrapunctus V - Excerpts Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:53\n6 6 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080 - Excerpts: Contrapunctus Vi (A 4, Im Stile Francese) - Excerpts Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 4:58\n6 7 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080 - Excerpts: Contrapunctus Vii (A 4, Per Augmentationem Et Diminutionem) - Excerpts Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:48\n6 8 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080 - Excerpts: Contrapunctus Viii (A 3) - Excerpts Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 4:56\n6 9 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080 - Excerpts: Contrapunctus Ix (A 4, Alla Duodecima) - Excerpts Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 3:06\n6 10 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080: Contrapunctus I Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 4:51\n6 11 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080: Contrapunctus Ii Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:17\n6 12 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080: Contrapunctus Iv Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:54\n6 13 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080: Contrapunctus Ix (A 4, Alla Duodecima) Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:33\n6 14 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080: Contrapunctus Xi (A 4) Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 5:50\n6 15 The Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080: Contrapunctus Xiii (A 3) Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 2:30\n6 16 Contrapunctus Xiv (Fuga A 3 Soggetti) Unfinished From The Art Of The Fugue, Bwv 1080 - Excerpt Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 12:19\n6 17 Prelude And Fugue In B-Flat Major On The Name Bach, Bwv 898 Johann Sebastian Bach / Glenn Gould 5:21


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Mélanie Jouitteau - Wikipedia\nMélanie Jouitteau zo ur yezhoniourez vreizhat, eus Naoned, hag a labour abaoe 2008 er CNRS, hag abaoe 2011 e labourva IKER, hag a bled gant ar yezhoù bihanniverel.\nPerzh a gemer e Kuzul skiantel an Ofis.\nDindan an anv Mélanie Giotto he deus c'hoariet tudenn Yerma e Yerma, pezh-c'hoari Federico García Lorca, gant teatr Penn ar Bed (2012-2013). Kengrouet he deus ar gompagnunezh c'hoariva Paritito e Brest gant Mai Lincoln hag Anael Guyomarc'h. Embannet he deus Privezioù Publik, un destenn c'hoariva divyezheg, e embannadurioù Goater.\n1.2 Kevredadyezhoniezh ha studioù sevenadurel\nEreadurezh[kemmañ | kemmañ ar vammenn]\nMélanie Jouitteau. 2009-2021. lec'hienn Wikiyezhadur ARBRES; Atlas sintaks rannyezhoù ar brezhoneg, 3141 pennad e galleg diwar-benn yezhadur ar brezhoneg.\nJouitteau, M. o tont. 'The politeness systems of address, variations across Breton dialects', Mark Ó Fionnáin (em.), Titl of volume forthcoming, da bellgargañ amañ.\nJouitteau, M. 2020b. 'Verb Second and the Left Edge Filling Trigger', Rebecca Woods ha Sam Wolfe (em.), Rethinking V2, Oxford: OUP, 455-481, da bellgargañ amañ pe amañ.\nJouitteau, M. 2020a. 'Standard Breton, traditional dialects, and how they differ syntactically', Journal of Celtic Linguistics 21, 29-74, da bellgargañ amañ.\nJouitteau, M. 2019. 'The nativeness of Breton speakers and their erasure', Studia Celtica Posnaniensia 4(1), 1-26, da bellgargañ amañ.\nJouitteau, M. 2019. 'Left Edge Filling Trigger ; V2 as obligatory exponence at the sentence level and typological implications', Sam Wolfe ha Rebecca Woods (em.). Rethinking V2, Oxford : OUP, da bellgargañ amañ.\nJouitteau, M. 2018. 'Children Prefer Natives, A study on the transmission of a heritage language ; Standard Breton, neo-Breton and traditional dialects', Maria Bloch ha Mark Ó Fionnáin (em.), Centres and Peripheries in Celtic Linguistics (Sounds – Meaning – Communication), Lublin, Peter Lang, 75-108, da bellgargañ amañ.\nJouitteau, Mélanie ha Milan Rezac. 2018. 'Tester les noms collectifs en Breton, enquête sur le nombre et la numérosité', Ronan Le Coadic (em.), Mélanges en l’honneur de Francis Favereau, Morlaix : Skol Vreizh, 331-364, da bellgargañ amañ.\nJouitteau, Mélanie ha Milan Rezac. 2015. 'Fourteen tests for Breton collectives, an inquiry on number and numerosity', Lapurdum XIX - 565-597, da bellgargañ amañ.\nRezac, Milan ha Mélanie Jouitteau. 2015. 'The Breton inflectional impersonal', e Wedisyn volume, Dialectologia special issue V, 261-292, da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2015. 'Free choice and reduplication, a study of Breton dependent indefinites', e Tomasz Czerniak, Maciej Czerniakowski ha Krzysztof Jaskuła (em.), Representations and Interpretations in Celtic Studies, Lublin, 201-230, da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2015. 'Pronoms impersonnels dans le breton vannetais de Loeiz Herrieu : Syntaxe, sémantique et usages en concurrence avec le passif', e Mannaig Thomas ha Nelly Blanchard (em.), La Bretagne linguistique 19, CRBC, 261-280. da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2013. 'La linguistique comme science ouverte; Une expérience de recherche citoyenne à carnets ouverts sur la grammaire du breton', Lapurdum. da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2013. 'La conjugaison analytique de doublement du verbe en breton', Ali Tifrit (em.), e Phonologie, Morphologie, Syntaxe Mélanges offerts à Jean-Pierre Angoujard, PUR, 327-354. da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2012. ‘Verb doubling in Breton and Gungbe ; obligatory exponence at the sentence level’, e The Morphosyntax of Reiteration in Creole and Non-Creole Languages, Aboh, Enoch O., Norval Smith and Anne Zribi-Hertz (em.), John Benjamins, 135-174, da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2012. ‘Phi-feature agreement : the distribution of the Breton bare and prepositional infinitives with the preposition da’, Frota, Gonçalves, Moia ha Sabtos (em.), Journal of Portuguese Linguistics 11 :1, 99-119, da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2011. ‘Post-syntactic Excorporation in Realizational Morphology: Breton Analytic Tenses’, e Andrew Carnie (em.), Formal Approaches to Celtic Linguistics, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 115-142, da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, La Syntaxe Comparée du breton, tezenn 2005 e Skol-Veur Naoned, embannet e 2010, La syntaxe comparée du breton, une enquête sur la périphérie gauche de la phrase bretonne, Éditions Universitaires Européennes, 609 p. ISBN:978-613-1-52800-2. da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2010. 'A typology of V2 with regard to V1 and second position phenomena: An introduction to the V1/V2 volume', e Lingua, 120:2, 197-209. da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau (em.). 2010. Verb-First, Verb-Second, Lingua 120:2.\nMélanie Jouitteau ha Milan Rezac, 2009. 'Le verbe 'avoir' à travers les dialectes du breton', La Bretagne Linguistique, Kreizenn an Enklaskoù Breizhek ha Keltiek (KEBK), Brest. da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau ha Milan Rezac, 2008. 'From mihi est to `have' across Breton dialects', Paola Benincà, Federico Damonte and Nicoletta Penello (em.), Selected Proceedings of the 34th Incontro di Grammatica Generativa, Unipress, Padova, Special issue of the Rivista di Grammatica Generativa, vol. 33: 161-178, da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau ha Milan Rezac, 2008. 'The French Ethical Dative. 13 syntactic tests', Bucharest Working Papers in Linguistics, IX (1): 97-108, da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2007. 'Listen to the sound of salience, the multi-channel syntax of Q particles', e Romance languages and linguistic theory 2007, current issues in Linguistic Theory, Sergio Baauw and Frank Drijkoningen (em.), John Benjamins Publishing Company, Amsterdam/Philadelphia. da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2007. 'The Brythonic Reconciliation, from V1 to Generalized V2', The Linguistic Variation Yearbook 2007, J. Craenenbroek, Pica and J. Rooryck (em.), Netherlands, da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau ha Milan Rezac, 2006. 'Deriving Complementarity Effects'. e Lingua, International Review of Linguistics, special issue on Celtic Languages. R. Borsley, I. Roberts, L. Sadler ha D. Willis (em.). da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2004. 'Nominal Properties of vPs in Breton, A Hypothesis for the Typology of VSO languages', e Verb-First, On the Syntax of Verb Initial Languages, Carnie, A. hag Harley, H. (em.), Amsterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins Publishing Company. da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2004. 'Gestures as Expletives, Multichannel Syntax', e B. Schmeiser, V. Chand, A. Kelleher and A. Rodriguez (em. Skol-veur Davis, California), Proceedings of WCCFL 23, 422-435, Cascadilla Press, da bellgargañ amañ.\nKevredadyezhoniezh ha studioù sevenadurel[kemmañ | kemmañ ar vammenn]\nMélanie Jouitteau (em.). lec'hienn Entrelangues, dastumad ar yezhoù komzet e Bro-c'hall gant levrlennadurezhioù.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2018. ‘Feminism Breizh-izel, ar wagenn c’hwitet’, Kazetenn Ya 665, 08 a viz meurzh, da bellgargañ amañ. troidigezh e galleg amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2015. 'Human Frontiers: An Act of Smuggling Across Social Borders', e Juan Baztan, Omer Chouinard, Bethany Jorgensen, Paul Tett, Jean-Paul Vanderlinden ha Liette Vasseur, Coastal zones, solutions for the 21st century, Elsevier: Amsterdam, 53-69.\nMélanie Jouitteau. 2015. 'Faces noires, sorcières et racisme contre les filles', [troidigezh e galleg deus Kinsella, Sharon. 2005. ‘Black faces, witches, and racism against girls’], Comment S’en Sortir ?, da bellgargañ amañ.\nMélanie Jouitteau, 2014. 'Studiadennig war plas ar merc’hed evel m’emaint skeudennet el levrioù pedagogel brezhoneg', Al Liamm 403.\nlec'hienn ar gompagnunezh c'hoariva Paritito\nMélanie Giotto. 2016. Privezioù Publik, testenn c'hoariva divyezheg, Embannadurioù Goater. Roazhon.\nRannlec'hienn Mélanie Jouitteau en IKER, gant pennadoù da bellgargañ.\nwar lec'hienn SKED (Brest), prezegenn miz even 2021\nwar Bali Breizh, atersadenn ar sul 13 a viz meurzh 2016\n↑ (fr) Centre de recherche sur la langue et les textes basques\nAdtapet diwar « https://br.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Mélanie_Jouitteau&oldid=1910308 »\nKemmoù diwezhañ degaset d'ar bajenn-mañ d'an 30 Eos 2021, da 08:30.


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