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4 LANCASTE PA NEW ERA-WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1941! ENTERTAINMENT Burrowes PTA Elects Officers MSC Class of 76 Reunion Pittsburgh Symphony to Make Appearance Here PxreV.er.t way to reckim waste 'land. Tne authority's only landfill now is at the Lancaster Brick Co. off the Old Harrisburg Pike. REVENUE LAGGING The authority also reported that The Lancaster Refuse Author- revenue is running behind last ity said Tuesdav that its need year. April income was $4,353 tor Mi It.

is iTSJ the critical point. $IS4 spared to $202. Wood attributed the dip to bad Earl Wood. clu.rman, request- sl(W. ed that interested persons owning v.n.

Although receipts are lag-potential sites contact him. The behind last year, he said, landfill process is considered an they have begun climbing. The Burrowes School Parer.t-Teachers Assn. Tuesday elected Edward Maderiord, 1112 Rank Mill as president of the organization. Others elected were: Robert Tineer, vice president; Mrs.

Carl Hartman, secretary: and Eugene Tabbutt, treasurer. Richard Herr, president of the Lancaster County Council PTA installed the new officers. The group will hold a festival Friday at the rear of the school beginning at 4 p. m. Opens with Comedy "It's A Birdie' At America's Finest Course The American Miniature GOLF COURSE Rt.

23-2 Mi. W. New Holland 24 TRICKY HOLES 24 The 35th reunion of the Gass of 1926, Millersvilie State College, will be held May 71 at 6.30 p.m. at Meadow Hills Dining House, New Danville Pike. Mrs.

Marguerite Bailey Oblen-der, wife or Richard Oblender, will serve as toastmistress. Mrs. Dorothy Wenger LeFevre, widow of Ivan LeFevre, will give the invocation. Mrs. Grace Hassler Scheid, wife of Everett A.

Scheid, president of the class, will greet the members and guests. Mrs. Lillian Freedman Lacka, widow of Joseph Lacka, will read the roll call, and Claude Keller will read the memorial list TEACHERS TO SPEAK Allenberry Playhouse near Carlisle opens its third production of the season Monday. The new attraction is the comedy "Send Me No Flowers which had its premiere on Broadway this season. The perennial favorite Life With Father follows with a June 5 opening date.

Fun for Young and Old By Sam Taylor The Lancaster Community Concert Association has announced a change in plans for one programs in its 1961-62 season concerts. Original plans called for the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra to make an appearance in Lan- L. i caster during the winter, but a conflict of scheduling dates has 'made the engagement impossible. Dr. S.

G. Pontius, Association president, said that efforts will be made to bring the orchestra to Lancaster at some future concert series. I A replacement has been secured, however, and Dr. Pontius announces that the Pittsburgh Sym- Ephrata Schedule STRASBURG RR TRAINS OPERATE DAILY TRAIN 7 05 P. M.

HERSHBYwBnr FREE PARKING AT DEPOT LANCASTER'S SHOWPLACE For The PAST 2 N. Prmca Lancaster, Pa. YEARSI MASAICHI NAGATA, who brought you "RASHOMON" and "GATE OF HELL," now brings you a Film so rich in breath less COLOR and fine acting that it has swept international honors like a whirlwind. Both DAMNED and APPLAUDED, LAUDED and CONDEMNED throughout Europe, this classic example of JAPANESE artistry in a world you hava never seen, or even dreamed about. Now, just as it was shown in Europe, in full COLOR and CINEMASCOPE and complete to the last word and scene we proudly present UTAMARO (PAINTER OF WOMEN) Jmvucai MtUicall tenimi wiiisors wusiejwH Producer John Cameron, who will light up the Ephrata Legion Star Playhouse on June 8 with "Marriage Go Round has a pretty ambitious schedule of shows laid out for the summer.

Scheduled for runs during the season are two Tennessee Williams plays "Period of Adjustment, and "Sweet Bird of i Cameron, who got his NEFFSVILLE CAFE WEDNESDAY NIGHT WILLIAM STEINBERG tom, FORREST TUCXEX wMORTOXDACOSTn STEAMED CLAMS phony, under the baton of Wil- number the management will big break in show business l.ij M-ith Tnharpn RnnH will also with "Tobacco Road, will also liam Steinberg, will appear in hold late comers at the door un-the stead of the Minneapolis til the first scene is completed. produce his good luck piece at the end of the season. LAST 3 DAYS FEATURES TODAY AT 12:15 It Begins IT here Peyton Place' Left Off! ON STAGE Now Thru Saturday EVENINGS AT 8:15 Bill Strube's HILL TOP HOTEL Miss Esther Lenhard and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stayer will speak briefly.

Miss Lenhard and I Stayer were teachers while the class was in college. Arthur Herr will speak on the Loyalty Fund, and the Armstrong Cork Co. film, "Letter to Moscow, wiH be shown. I Congressman John Saylor, Johnstown, whose wife is the former Grace Doerstler, a class member, will discuss U.S.-Rus-sian relations. Officers of the class are: Mrs.

Scheid, president; Mrs. Mary Biemesderfer Frizzell, wife of Joseph Frizzell, vice president; Miss Carolyn Miller, secretary; Mrs. Oblender, treasurer, and Miss Florence Gross, corresponding secretary. Civil War Drama WEDNESDAY NITE THE ROYALTONES MATINEES WED. fir SAT.

2:15 MD Group Names Officers Sttamed CLAMS OCr Every Wed. Nile doz. Return to peyton place FOR AVAILABILITIES Cell Box Offico 10 PM HERSHEY KEYSTONE 3-9141 Based on tho Novel by GRACE METAUOUS Cinema5coP COLOR by DC LUXE Good Food Dancing Khnetville, Pa. Just Off Old Rt. 4411 Mi.

N. of Columbia Positively No Minors Admitted Ksastol STARTS TODAY 2 NEW FEATURES IN COLOR Prof. Frederick Klein came up with an idea Monday night at a meeting of the Pennsylvania Dutch Tourist Association which bears repeating. Klein pointed out that tourists who spend a weekend in the area have a great time during the day, but there isnt much attraction for them at night. He suggested that in connection with the Civil War Centennial, a local group give performances of some drama of the War Between The States period regularly on weekends for tourists His nomination for the old-time mellerdrammer was "The Drummer Boy of Shiloh.

His suggestion could be a double pointed one which could add new dimension to both the tourist industry and local drama during the summer months. Frederick R. Huehnergarth 924 Janet Tuesday night was elected president of the Lancaster Country Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America. He succeeds Arthur W. Bachman who has served as president for two years.

Mrs. Edward NATIONAL TAVERN The choice of replacement is more than fortunate because the Pittsburgh musical organization has risen to national prominence during Steinbergs nine years on the podium, and its recent appearances in Carnegie Hall have drawn much acclaim. Three other items have been included on the winters program, dates of which will be announced later. Making appearances will be the Festival Quartet; The Branko Krsmaflovich Chorus of Yugoslavia; and William Warfield, baritone. Warfield is currently appearing in Porgy and Bess at the City Center in New York.

The final date for the renewal of memberships is May 31, and subscribers seeking renewals were urged by Association officials to do so as soon as possible to make sure they will have the seating preferred for the series. Tickets for new subscribers will be available at any time. Local Taverns Celebrate 8th Annual Tavern Month in May THE FRIENDLIEST PUCE TOWN to flavor the wine, and which still traditionally floats in the kv- a fabulous fun-filled tour of amour! COLUMBIA PICTURES I Tavern Toasts Traditional And Otherwise Hempfield Plans Parent Sessions Gina iPtlDBRlGiCA Robertson vmowo DeScA TaSVAKD SEXY-U TECHNICOLOR -TECHNIRAMA Get There Early ing cup. In celebration of the historic contribution of the friendly tavern to the social, political and religious lie of America, the month of May has been proclaimed eighth annual National Tavern Month. In observance of this celebration, taverns the country over will hold special events in keeping with their reputation as "the friendliest place town.

Cheers Happy Days for they are scarcely safe with a friend. To the good thing when its exclusively our own. C. Huzzard, 1590 New Holland Pike, was elected vice president. She was formerly on the executive board.

Re-elected at the annual member ship meeting were Mrs. Leon S. Hoffman, secretary and Fred W. Slaugh, treasurer, NAMED TO COMMITTEE The following were re-elected to the executive committee: Bachman, Charles M. Rutter, Robert J.

Lynch, Mrs. Robert J. Gunder, Miles L. Messerman, George J. Morgan, Samuel M.

Altdoerffer, and Mrs. Abe Karlip. New members elected to the executive committee were Dr. Kenneth M. Carroll, Jacob Q.

Truxal and Mrs. Emanul E. Murry. Dr. Henry N.

Williams, medical director of the clinic, gave a report to the membership. LANCASTER THEATRES To honest opinion right or heres to honest opin-i Heres a tip for those people plan on attending "The Music Man at the Hershey Community Theater this week. Get there before the 8:15 p.m. curtain or you wont be seated until after the first number, and if you miss the first number youll miss one of the cleverest bits seen in show business in a longtime. Because of the nature of the TONITE ONLY SPECIAL FAMILY DINNER The first of two parent speech program orientation sessions for parents of the Hempfield Union School District will be held Fri-day from 1:30 to 2:30 p.

m. at Landisville Elementary School, Building No. 1. Walter Reese, elementary supervisor, said the sessions are for new patents of the district, or parents who already have children in the remedial speech program. Reese said that about 100 students are currently enrolled in the program administered by Mrs.

Fay Garman, county speech therapist. The final session will be held on the following Friday, May 26, at the same time and place. SHOW ANNIVERSARY wrong ion. To the new woman long- er she lives, the newer may she grow. And now if youd like to say it a different way, try there foreign versions of Good Luck: Viel Gluck (German); Buona Fortu-na (Italian); Boa Sorte (Portuguese); Bonne Chance (French); Duzo Szczescia (Polish); Kali Tichi (Greek); Bueno Suerte (Spanish); Skoal (Swedish or Norwegian).

The word toast comes from the toasted spiced bread which was used at one time in tankards STARTS TODAY LOAD UP THE WHOLE CAR AND COME OUT TO HELP US CELEBRATE OUR ANNIVERSARY ON THE SCREEN WALT DISNEYS 101 DALMATIANS We know a popular pep. Ho takes mom and a family out to eat regularly. Mom needs a day off! Good Luck Heres to You Your Health! It is in this atmosphere of good fellowship and cordiality that the friendly tavern thrives and earns its reputation as "the friendliest place in town. For where else can you hear so many expressions of good will and friendship? In taverns the world over, jovial well-wishers offer friendly and amusing toasts some of which have been passed down through many years of tavern hospitality. Here are just a few of them: May the happiest days of your past be the saddest days of your future.

To conviviality may its harmonies send discord howling on her way. To lovers the have-beens, the are-nows, and the may-bes. Heres health to those I love, and wealth to those who love me. To the clever woman clever enough to convince us that we are cleverer that she at her Heres to you and heres to me, and may we always agree; but should we ever disagree, the heck with you heres to me! To our secrets may they never be imparted to a stranger, TECHNICOLOR ELIZABETHTOWN It Mdti 2 More Policemen To Attend School MOOSE I LITITZ SmrttQtuMBuCPA: Take-Out Service VISIT CHET MEHAFFEY'S TODAY TOMORROW CANTINFIAS DAN DAILY THE MOST TALKED ABOUT TRIAL OF THE YEAR EDEN HOTEL SPECIAL TONITE STEAMED GLAMS NATIONAL TAVERN fa MONTH PEPE OPERATION. EICHMAN! 1 SHOWS 7:00 I :00 3 doz.

for $1.06 TODAY TOMORROW EE Two members of the city police department, Policeman Joseph Geesey and Luther Henry, will attend a course on chemical testing for intoxication at the Indiana University Medical School, Indianapolis, June 5 through June 10, Chief of Police William B. Hershner announced today. Hershner said the officers will receive instruction in the use of the drunkometer and when they complete the course, both will be qualified to conduct drunkometer tests for the department. Six other officers have already qualified at the Indiana School. MAY 1961 Sona ZIEMANN Richard WIDMARK I IN MCM mcm ROONEY MOORE-DURYEA utLMn msn mncna THE FRIENDLIEST PUCE IN TOWN JIMS CAFE KIRCHIIERS HOTEL 602 W.

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