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ERSHEY NEWS Vol. 8 HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA, JUNE 23, 1960 NO. 13 agk.. AN ATTRACTIVE archway of New Dawn climber form an exciting entrance to Hershey Rose Garden; with thousands upon thousands of people visiting the acres of beauty during the month of June. Visitors from New York admire a bed of Edith Nellie Perkins (right) while the folks viewed through the archway pass a bed of Warrawee roses. A mid-distant archway is made up of the crimson Dr. Huey rose. DR. IL GLENN HOSTETTER Another Hostetter stepped into the world of medicine on June 17. Or. H. Glenn Hostetter, son of Dr. and Mrs. Herman II. Hostetter, Roseview, Hershey, was among the 162 seniors receiving medical de-grees at the 136th comnfencement of the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia in the Forrest The-atre. Of these, 119 were Pennsyl-vanians; and some 27 were sons of Jefferson graduates. Dr. H. H. Hostetter was gradu-ated from Jefferson in 1923. The new physician, who took his pre-medical degree at Washington and Jefferson College, will intern at King County Hospital, Seattle, Washington. At Washington and Jefferson Col-lege, he was president both of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity and of the Kappa Sigma (honorary biology society), and a member of the Interfraternity Council. He was also captain of the tennis team, on which he played three years. At Jefferson, he was president of the Student Council in,bis senior year and a member of Kappa Beta Phi. He was also in the Senior Medical Student Mr Force Pro-gram and is scheduled for promo-tion to first lieutenant this month. DRUM & BUGLE CORPS The 10th Annual Hershey Invita-tion Drum & Bugle Corps Competi-tion will be held in Hershey Stadium, July 2, at .S00 p.m. Rain date is Sunday, July 3, at 2:00 p.m. Sponsorship is by The "Chocola-tiers" Senior Drum & Bugle Corps, VFW Memorial Post 3502, and American Legion Post 386. Corps participating: Reading Buccaneers; Rochester, N. Y. Cru-saders; Yankee Rebels, Baltimore, Md.; Arch-Epler Musketeers, Up-per Darby; Gardner Guards, Ty-rone; and Dundalk Cadets, Dun-dalk, Md. Hershey Employees Complimented For Savings Campaign Saving money is all a mat-ter of finding a way to spend less than you earn. Millions of people have discovered a good way to do just that. They use the Payroll Savings Plan to buy U. S. Savings Bonds. In his letter to Hershey Chocolate Corporation's employees, President S. F. Hinkle pointed out that "59% of our Hershey employees are now 'Sharing in America' through the payroll deduction plan." At the Milton Hershey. School, Comptroller Clyde F. Ebersole re-ports that 46% of the employees are participating in the Payroll Deduc-tion Plan. Marlin E. Balsbaugh, Secretary and Assistant Treasurer of Hershey Estates, headed up the campaign and reported a participation upon the part of 50% of the Estates em-ployees. President Hinkle's letter contin-ued: "Once again it is a fine privi-lege for me to compliment you for your excellent cooperation_ in the recent United States Savings Bond Campaign. "Final tabulation indicates that there were 188 new bend subscrib-ers, while 161 of our present bond purchasers increased their payroll deductions • . 59% of our Hershey employees are now `Sharing in America' through the payrell dedUction plan. I know that those of you who are participating have a proud feeling of achievement in the knowledge that- you are helping to strengthen our country's economy. The United States Treasury Department has asked me to commend you for your strong support of this project. "If you are not purchasing Unit-ed States Savings Bonds through the Payroll Deduction Plan, please remember that you may do so at any time by contacting the Person-nel Department." Sweet Arrow Day Camp To Register 180 Girl Scouts. There will be 180 Girl Scouts for Camp Sweet Arrow Day Camp June 27 to July 1. Chairman is Mrs. Donald' Hess; with Mrs. Joseph Fischer, business manager; Mrs. Daniel Zimmerman and Mrs. John Emerich, co-site directors; and' Mrs. Carl Spangler, food chairman. Serving as leaders, assistants, nurses and baby sitters: Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. D. J. Rippon, Mrs. Mary Bryan, Mrs. Orlando Bruno, Mrs. Delmar Grove, Mrs. Boyd Bierly, Mrs. Russell Det-welter, Mrs. I. D. Bomboy, Mrs. William Moriarty, Mrs. Theodore Dulski, Mrs. Merle Stuckey, Mrs. Paul Timme, Mrs. Earle Marshall, Mrs. George Cvijic, Mrs. Stephen Pawlak, Mrs. Frank Mesariek. Mrs. Antonio Brissoni, Mrs. Ray-mond Vieli, Mrs. Eugene Garman, Mrs. Stanley Carpenter, Mrs. Rich-ard Crandall, Mrs. William Hen-flings, Mrs. Joseph .Laws, Mrs. William Dearden, Mrs. Ralph Horst, Mrs. Earl Brown, Mrs. Gil-bert Jones, Mrs. Merle Lutz and Mrs. Brent Hancock. HI-Fl CLUB CONCERT Rain or shine, the Hi-Fl Club of Hershey will hold a concert at Hotel Hershey on Wednesday, June 29, at 8:30 p. m. These concerts are open to the LAST DAY of school. On the fly, students of the Derry Township public and are held in the dell; in Elementary School head for the buses which were to take them home the event of inclement weather the to thoughts and activities other than books and schedules and such facilities of the Oak Room are aka Pittl081Y, June 10th was a-beautiful day in Hershey. utilized. TRIPE to Hershey are long anticipated highlights by thousands of students from Pennsylvania and surrounding states. Some 2,348 people visited the Hershey Chocolate Corporation on this particular June day. The Plant will be closed from Friday, June 24 to Monday, July 11 while the employees enjoy their annual two-weeks' vacation. 44th Annual Penna. Open Golf Tourney On June 27 Hershey is host to the 44th an-nual Pennsylvania Open Golf Tour-nament on June 27th. Shooting for $2,500 in cash prizes plus three amateur prizes, the field of 125 will fire 18 holes on the Hershey Country Club's course; and another 18 holes on the Hershey Park Golf Club's course. Defending champion is Robert "Skee" Riegeel of Radnor Valley who won the $750 top pro prize last June 20th on a torrid summer's day • which saw ground temperatures at the Park's 18th green exceed the 110 degree mark. Just back from the National Open at Cherry Hill in Denver, Colorado, will be host pro Jay Weitzel; and smooth swinging Henry Williams of the Berkshire C. C., Reading. Par at the championship Country Club's 6,928 yard course is 36-37- 73; and at the tricky 6,055 yard Park layout 36-35-71. FIFTIETH Anniversary Milton Ilershey School Alumnus of the Year, William P. Wagner, '27, (right) Mt. Vernon, N. Y., chats beneath M. S. Hershey's picture in the Community Building prior to the Twenty- Sixth Annual Commencement on June 6th, with Board of Managers members Arthur R. Whiteman '27, 1951 Alumnus of the year; and Joseph S. Gumpher '35, Alumnus of the year in 1957. Hershey News Comm. Bldg. Hershey, Pa. SULK RATE U. S. POSTAGE PAID HERSHEY, PA. Permit No. 13 3347 REQUESTED IF UNDELIVERAILE
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Title | Hershey News 1960-06-23 |
Subject | Hershey (Pa.)--Newspapers |
Description | Hershey News, published from 1953 until 1964, reported news and events throughout the Township of Derry, Pennsylvania (informally known as Hershey). |
Date | 1960-06-23 |
Location Covered | Hershey (Pa.) |
Type | Text |
Original Format | Newspapers |
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Contact | For information on source and images, contact Hershey Community Archives at contact@hersheyarchives.org. |
Contributing Institution | Milton Hershey School |
Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
Description
Title | Hershey News 1960-06-23 |
Subject | Hershey (Pa.)--Newspapers |
Description | Hershey News, published from 1953 until 1964, reported news and events throughout the Township of Derry, Pennsylvania (informally known as Hershey). |
Date | 1960-06-23 |
Location Covered | Hershey (Pa.) |
Type | Text |
Original Format | Newspapers |
Rights | https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/?language=en |
Contact | For information on source and images, contact Hershey Community Archives at contact@hersheyarchives.org. |
Contributing Institution | Milton Hershey School |
Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
Full Text | ERSHEY NEWS Vol. 8 HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA, JUNE 23, 1960 NO. 13 agk.. AN ATTRACTIVE archway of New Dawn climber form an exciting entrance to Hershey Rose Garden; with thousands upon thousands of people visiting the acres of beauty during the month of June. Visitors from New York admire a bed of Edith Nellie Perkins (right) while the folks viewed through the archway pass a bed of Warrawee roses. A mid-distant archway is made up of the crimson Dr. Huey rose. DR. IL GLENN HOSTETTER Another Hostetter stepped into the world of medicine on June 17. Or. H. Glenn Hostetter, son of Dr. and Mrs. Herman II. Hostetter, Roseview, Hershey, was among the 162 seniors receiving medical de-grees at the 136th comnfencement of the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia in the Forrest The-atre. Of these, 119 were Pennsyl-vanians; and some 27 were sons of Jefferson graduates. Dr. H. H. Hostetter was gradu-ated from Jefferson in 1923. The new physician, who took his pre-medical degree at Washington and Jefferson College, will intern at King County Hospital, Seattle, Washington. At Washington and Jefferson Col-lege, he was president both of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity and of the Kappa Sigma (honorary biology society), and a member of the Interfraternity Council. He was also captain of the tennis team, on which he played three years. At Jefferson, he was president of the Student Council in,bis senior year and a member of Kappa Beta Phi. He was also in the Senior Medical Student Mr Force Pro-gram and is scheduled for promo-tion to first lieutenant this month. DRUM & BUGLE CORPS The 10th Annual Hershey Invita-tion Drum & Bugle Corps Competi-tion will be held in Hershey Stadium, July 2, at .S00 p.m. Rain date is Sunday, July 3, at 2:00 p.m. Sponsorship is by The "Chocola-tiers" Senior Drum & Bugle Corps, VFW Memorial Post 3502, and American Legion Post 386. Corps participating: Reading Buccaneers; Rochester, N. Y. Cru-saders; Yankee Rebels, Baltimore, Md.; Arch-Epler Musketeers, Up-per Darby; Gardner Guards, Ty-rone; and Dundalk Cadets, Dun-dalk, Md. Hershey Employees Complimented For Savings Campaign Saving money is all a mat-ter of finding a way to spend less than you earn. Millions of people have discovered a good way to do just that. They use the Payroll Savings Plan to buy U. S. Savings Bonds. In his letter to Hershey Chocolate Corporation's employees, President S. F. Hinkle pointed out that "59% of our Hershey employees are now 'Sharing in America' through the payroll deduction plan." At the Milton Hershey. School, Comptroller Clyde F. Ebersole re-ports that 46% of the employees are participating in the Payroll Deduc-tion Plan. Marlin E. Balsbaugh, Secretary and Assistant Treasurer of Hershey Estates, headed up the campaign and reported a participation upon the part of 50% of the Estates em-ployees. President Hinkle's letter contin-ued: "Once again it is a fine privi-lege for me to compliment you for your excellent cooperation_ in the recent United States Savings Bond Campaign. "Final tabulation indicates that there were 188 new bend subscrib-ers, while 161 of our present bond purchasers increased their payroll deductions • . 59% of our Hershey employees are now `Sharing in America' through the payrell dedUction plan. I know that those of you who are participating have a proud feeling of achievement in the knowledge that- you are helping to strengthen our country's economy. The United States Treasury Department has asked me to commend you for your strong support of this project. "If you are not purchasing Unit-ed States Savings Bonds through the Payroll Deduction Plan, please remember that you may do so at any time by contacting the Person-nel Department." Sweet Arrow Day Camp To Register 180 Girl Scouts. There will be 180 Girl Scouts for Camp Sweet Arrow Day Camp June 27 to July 1. Chairman is Mrs. Donald' Hess; with Mrs. Joseph Fischer, business manager; Mrs. Daniel Zimmerman and Mrs. John Emerich, co-site directors; and' Mrs. Carl Spangler, food chairman. Serving as leaders, assistants, nurses and baby sitters: Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. D. J. Rippon, Mrs. Mary Bryan, Mrs. Orlando Bruno, Mrs. Delmar Grove, Mrs. Boyd Bierly, Mrs. Russell Det-welter, Mrs. I. D. Bomboy, Mrs. William Moriarty, Mrs. Theodore Dulski, Mrs. Merle Stuckey, Mrs. Paul Timme, Mrs. Earle Marshall, Mrs. George Cvijic, Mrs. Stephen Pawlak, Mrs. Frank Mesariek. Mrs. Antonio Brissoni, Mrs. Ray-mond Vieli, Mrs. Eugene Garman, Mrs. Stanley Carpenter, Mrs. Rich-ard Crandall, Mrs. William Hen-flings, Mrs. Joseph .Laws, Mrs. William Dearden, Mrs. Ralph Horst, Mrs. Earl Brown, Mrs. Gil-bert Jones, Mrs. Merle Lutz and Mrs. Brent Hancock. HI-Fl CLUB CONCERT Rain or shine, the Hi-Fl Club of Hershey will hold a concert at Hotel Hershey on Wednesday, June 29, at 8:30 p. m. These concerts are open to the LAST DAY of school. On the fly, students of the Derry Township public and are held in the dell; in Elementary School head for the buses which were to take them home the event of inclement weather the to thoughts and activities other than books and schedules and such facilities of the Oak Room are aka Pittl081Y, June 10th was a-beautiful day in Hershey. utilized. TRIPE to Hershey are long anticipated highlights by thousands of students from Pennsylvania and surrounding states. Some 2,348 people visited the Hershey Chocolate Corporation on this particular June day. The Plant will be closed from Friday, June 24 to Monday, July 11 while the employees enjoy their annual two-weeks' vacation. 44th Annual Penna. Open Golf Tourney On June 27 Hershey is host to the 44th an-nual Pennsylvania Open Golf Tour-nament on June 27th. Shooting for $2,500 in cash prizes plus three amateur prizes, the field of 125 will fire 18 holes on the Hershey Country Club's course; and another 18 holes on the Hershey Park Golf Club's course. Defending champion is Robert "Skee" Riegeel of Radnor Valley who won the $750 top pro prize last June 20th on a torrid summer's day • which saw ground temperatures at the Park's 18th green exceed the 110 degree mark. Just back from the National Open at Cherry Hill in Denver, Colorado, will be host pro Jay Weitzel; and smooth swinging Henry Williams of the Berkshire C. C., Reading. Par at the championship Country Club's 6,928 yard course is 36-37- 73; and at the tricky 6,055 yard Park layout 36-35-71. FIFTIETH Anniversary Milton Ilershey School Alumnus of the Year, William P. Wagner, '27, (right) Mt. Vernon, N. Y., chats beneath M. S. Hershey's picture in the Community Building prior to the Twenty- Sixth Annual Commencement on June 6th, with Board of Managers members Arthur R. Whiteman '27, 1951 Alumnus of the year; and Joseph S. Gumpher '35, Alumnus of the year in 1957. Hershey News Comm. Bldg. Hershey, Pa. SULK RATE U. S. POSTAGE PAID HERSHEY, PA. Permit No. 13 3347 REQUESTED IF UNDELIVERAILE |
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