Hershey News 1957-11-14

              HERSHEY NEWS
vol. 5 azalTrizo 0 HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA, NOVEMBER 14, 1957 No. 46
501h Anniversary
GOLDEN WEDDING anni-versary
was celebrated re-cently
by Mr. and Mrs.
Duilo Santarelli of 455
East Derry Road, when
'sixty well-wishers gathered
.to note the happy occasion.
• The event took place on
'October 19. The Santarellis
were entertained by their
'family, which includes six
children and nine grand-children.
•
Mr. Santarelli is a retired
.employee of the Cocoa De-partment
of the Hershey
Chocolate Corporation.
Retired Employees
Elect Wm. Seltzer
Ass'n. President
William Seltzer was elected
president of the Hershey Re-tired
Employees' Association
at the group's November
meeting last week at the Her-shey
fire hall.
Other officers elected are
Paul Forry, vice-president;
John Stahley, secretary; Ray
Hoerner, assistant secretary;
Roy Sternberger, treasurer;
Claude Schlauch, assistant
treasurer.
Rev. Harvey Light, chap-lain;
Aaron Gerlach, assistant
chaplain; Mrs. Israel Early,
pianist; and Mrs. William
Runkle and Mrs. Edgar
Schnee, assistant pianists.
. Ninety-five persons attend-ed
the meeting, which had
Thanksgiving as its theme.
The traditional turkey dinner
Was prepared and served by
the women of the association.
The invocation was given
by Rev. Light, special vocal
music was directed by Mrs.
Wilson Cake, and group sing-ing
was led by Irvin Spancake,
The organization of retired
Hershey employees — both
men and women — meets at
the fire hall on the first Mon-day
of each month.
EDUCATION SPEAKER
Speaker for the Hershey Junior
College convocation held here on
November 12 at 11 a. m., was
Dr. William French, professor of
Education at Muhlenberg College.
Milton Hershey School Alumni Hold
27th Homecoming Here This Weekend
The twenty-seventh annual
homecoming of •the Milton
Hershey School Alumni Asso-ciation
this weekend will
again make Hershey the focal
point of interest for hundreds
of the school's "old grads"
ancl their families.
The homecoming events will
open on Friday evening with
the traditional get-together
buffet luncheon at the Park
Golf Club.
The alumni's combined busi-ness
meeting and coffee-time
is set for nine a.m. on Satur-day
in the Social Room of the
Community Building, high-lighted
by the election of offi-cers
for the coming year.
.At 12:30 on Saturday, the
alumni will parade to the Sta-dium,
where the homecoming
football game between the
Milton Hershey School and
Lancaster High School will
get under way at one-thirty.
The alumni class gathering
in the school auditorium will
take place at five to six
o'clock on Saturday, followed
by the annual banquet in the
school dining hall. An assem-bly,
with entertainment, is
listed for the auditorium at
seven-thirty, with dancing to
the Spartan Orchestra in the
school gym at RIM-o'clock.
Sunday's observances will
begin with attendance at the
worship service in the Com-munity
Theatre at nine a.m.,
when Dr. Herbert K. Cooper
of Lancaster will be the
speaker.
At ten-thirty a.m., the an-nual
Memorial Services will be
held at Hershey Cemetery in
tribute to Mr. and Mrs. Milton
S. Hershey, Mr. and Mrs. P.
A. Staples, Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Copenhaver, Mr.
Percy S. Wilson, Mr. Clair
Harnish, Mr. P. N. Hershey,
•Mr. Charles F. Zeigler, and
for former students who have
passed away.
At the business session on
Saturday morning, mail bal-lots
for the election of the
alumni association officers
will be opened and tallied.
Nominees are:
For President — E. Martin
Kuhn (M.H.S. 1943), a resi-dent
of Lancaster and present
vice-president; Walter M.
Douglas (1945), Hershey, now
president of Homestead Chap-ter;
and John Eshbach
(1940), Lancaster, now serv-ing
on alumni association's
Social Committee.
For, president-elect (to be-come
president in 1959) —
Robert F. Beitzel (1941)
Lancaster, president of the
Lancaster Chapter.
For vice-president—Charles
L. Smith (1941) Fort Loudon,
Pa., member of association's
Social Committee; and David
B. Frantz (1937), Mt. Joy,
member of Social Committee.
For secretary—Kenneth V.
Hatt (1941), Hershey, associ-ation
secretary for ten years.
For treasurer—William L.
F. Schmehl (1938), Hershey,
association treasurer for four
years and former president.
Named As Director Of
Information Center
Lawrence C. Burris has been
appointed director of the Hershey
Information Center, effective No-vember
8, it was announced by
Hershey Estates this week.
Mr. Burris' headquarters is
located in the southwest eorner of
the Woman's Club building on
Chocolate Avenue.
The Information Center was
established as a source of informa-tion
and service to visitors to this
community.
INSPECTOR CALLS — LATER
"The Inspector Calls," a play
which was scheduled to be per-formed
by the Hershey Junior Col-lege
Players on November 14 and
15, will be given on March 20 and
21 instead.
The postponement was necessary
because of the recent flu epidemic.
Several student-players have to
make up the academic work they
lost through sickness.
Vets' Day Speaker Cites Moral Need
Speaking on the theme of
"Missions," Lt. Col. George
W. Almond, chaplain of the
Army War College at Carlisle,
told a Veterans' Day gather-ing
in the Community Build-ing's
Little Theatre last Sun-day
evening that the United
States is presently engaged in
a far more vicious battle than
those of World War One,
World War Two or Korea.
Chaplain Almond said: "We
must increase our morality of
citizenship."
The Veterans' Day observ-ance
was sponsored by Her-shey
Post 386, American Le-gion,
and Hershey Memorial
Post 3502, Veterans of For-eign
Wars, in cooperation
with the Hershey Ministerial
Association.
Presiding was VFW Post
Commander Clarence Jeffer-ies,
with American Legion
Post Chaplain John D. Emer-ich
conducting the Memorial
to Departed Comrades. The
traditional "Taps" was sound-ed
by Richard Hiler of the
Hershey High School Band.
The Rev. Robert M. Lezen-by
gave the invocation, the
benediction was pronounced
by the Rev. J. Herbert Miller,
the guest speaker was intro-duced
by the Rev. William
Sheldon Blair. ScriptUre was
read by the Rev. B. Richard
Templeton.
Vocal music was presented
by the Hershey Junior College
Chorus, directed by Paul Fish-er,
and featuring Kathryn
Sweney as soloist. The musi-cal
prelude to the program
was played by Diane Bohner.
Teams Ready For Community
Campaign For United Fund
The unified campaign of
the Derry Township Welfare
Board, in collaboration with
the Tr -County United Fund;
was poised this week to be-gin
the, community, door-to-door
phase of the drive for
the benefit of charitable,
recreational and character-building
agencies.
The community canvass
will be conducted in Derry
Township during the week
beginning Monday, Novem-ber
18.
The industrial phase of the
united effort has been com-pleted,
and the results are
being compiled.
The coming week's cam-paign
is designed to contact
Derry Township residents
who have not already given
to the '1957 drive through the
in-plant campaign. Donors un-der
the industrial plan were
issued window sticker signi-fying
they had already par-ticipated.
Community can-vassers
will not solicit homes
displaying the United Fund
stickers.
Community Canvass Chair-man
W. Royce Ward urged
residents to contribute as gen-erously
as possible when con-tacted
by the volunteer work-ers.
The campaign is vitally
important to :the many chari-table
and service agencies it
supports, he pointed out.
Ward also pointed to the
convenience of the unified
plan, which eliminates sepa-rate
fund drives for the many
benefitting agencies and com-bines
charitable giving into
one easy method.
Team captains for the commu-nity
canvass:
Team 1, Allen M. Huber; Team
2, Donald B. Chubb; Team 3, John
T. Shuey; Team 4, Mrs. Palmina
Gargenes; Team 5. Miss Vienna
Tulli; Team 6, Allen Fasnacht;
Team 7, Edward Tancredi; Team
8, Robert K. Stover; Team 9, Rob-ert
H. Schock; Team 10, Mrs. How-ard
H. Stauffer; Team 11, Louis C.
Smith; Team 12, Howard B. Phil-lippy;
Team 13, Carl M. Snavely.
Personnel of the teams:
Team 1--Earl Baugher, Mrs.
Merby Feaser, Mrs. Harold Haga-man,
Mrs. Harold Huber, Mrs.
John Shearer, Mrs. George Pringle,
Victor Aumen, Mrs. Marian Meyer,
Simon Yoder, Earl Yocum, Irvin
Curry, Jr., Mrs. Verna Sherk, Mrs.
Harold Ingram, Mrs. Rufus Kulp,
Victor Blauch.
Team 2—Mrs. Russell Hosier,
William C. Meiser, Clayton Kauff-man,
Howard Souders, Mrs. D. J.
Rippon, Charles Downin, Mrs. 'Wil-liam
Cagnoli, Mrs. H. B. Stump,
Mrs. Martha Nunn, Dale Burk-holder,
John Rodolff.
Team 3—Mrs. Grover Brong,
Mrs. James Levens, Mrs. John Mc-
Cleaf, Mrs. Hubert Weaver, Mrs.
William Dearden, Mrs. Felton Eb-ersole,
Mrs. Ervin Fackler, Jr.,
Mrs. Charles Muench, Jr.
'
Mrs.
John Shuey, Mrs. Edward Lewis,
Earl Houser, Millard Lingle
- Team 4—Mrs. Ed Hershey, Mrs.
John Baum, Mrs. Nora Miller, Miss
Ann Dunbar, Miss Anna Ortenzi.
Team 5—Mrs. Violet Tulli, Mrs. •
Nora Caprini, Miss Gilda Pichini.
Team 6—Mrs. Henry Henny,
Mrs. Joseph Long, Mrs. Roscoe
Warner, Mrs. Allen Fasnacht, Mrs.
Ray Kinch, Mrs. Ted Mandes, Mrs.
Joseph Magnelli, Mrs. Fred Hick-ey,
David Chestnut, Mrs. _James
DeAngelo, Mrs. Richard Kopen-haver,
Mrs. Samuel Tancredi, Mrs.
Orfeo Corsetti, Mrs. Endo Corset-ti,
Mrs. Fred Gasper.
Team 7—Mrs. William Bloom,
Mrs. Aldo Modesto, Mrs. Richard
DeAngelis, Bernard Ganse, Mrs.
William Gervasi, Mrs. Lee Cappel-li,
Mrs. Pete Ponzoli, Harry Etter,
Luke Gasswint.
Team Lloyd Blinco. Mrs.
Arthur Whiteman, William Born-gardner,
J. Lewis Curry, Gethin
Kurtz, Charles Muench, Sr., Miss
Jane Smith, Harold Long, M. C.
Stover, Robert Sponaugle, Ralph
Reese, Ralph Horst, Jack Keefer.
Team 9—Charles Bikle, Peter
Birnstiel, Mrs. Mary Creghan, Mrs.
Ralph Horst, Glen Stover, C. War-ren
Dillaway.
Team 10—Mrs. H. H. Stauffer,
Mrs. Cromer Heatwole.
Team 12—George Hocker, Mrs.
Nancy Bomboy, Mrs. A. J. Ma-griney,
Mrs. Paul Hershey, Mrs.
Lester Raymond, Robert Weaver,
Mrs. Gladys Grabowski, Miss Mar-garet
Clark, Ed Miller, Jay Curry,
Carl Fausnacht, Mrs. Harry Strut-ter
Team 13—Roger Aumen, Harry
Reese, William Hoy, Mrs. Harry
Cluelow, Mrs. Francis Garman,
Mrs. Royce Ward, Mrs. Nadine
Brunner, Mrs. Carl Snavely, Ralph
Weiser, Jr,
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Special Team—William C. Dear-den,
Harold E. Ingram, Melvin H.
Garner and W. Royce Ward.
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