Hershey News 1963-04-04

              HERSHEY NEWS
Vol. 11 au,g117)Mt. ® HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA, APRIL 4, 1963 No. 7
LOOKING OVER the program just prior to the annual Easter Pre-sentation
by the Hershey Community Chorus are W. Purnell Payne,
organist; Paul G. Fisher, director of the chorus; and Noah Klauss,
concertmaster of the String Orchestra. Sponsored by the Hershey
Ministerium, the Area Chorus presented choral selections entitled
"American Sacred Music -- Lent and Eastertide." Assisting the
choral group were The Hershey Junior College Chorus; Dr. L. Eu-gene
Jacques, narrator; Janet Rader, soprano soloist; Chester Mil-ler,
tenor soloist; a string orchestra and the brass their. Ac-companists
were Kenneth Miller, Mrs. Randall Wagner and Mr.
Payne.
National Library Week To Be Celebrated April 21-21
Friends Of the Library', a new or Among the local authors to be
-,, gonization being started in fhe
community in conjunction with .Na-tional
.Library Week, is currently
conducting a , drive for memilars.
The 'organization will consist of
:group of citizens in.-the cOmniu-nity
who have a common. concern
for, their library's active expansion
- and participation in cci- mmunity
Memberships for anyone who is
interested in promoting the library
by joining Friends are $1 for an in-dividual
membership;_$5, sustain-ing;-
and $10, patron. The drive is
expected to be completed during
National Library Week, April 21
• thru 27. "Officers for Friends are
Mr. Edwin Zechman, chairman;
Mrs. Paul Heaps, Secretary and
Dennis Castelli, treasurer.
Among the activities planned for
Library Week, is - a_ Recognition
Dinner which will honor local au-thors.
Speaker for the banquet
which will be held in the Early
Century Room of the Cocoa Inn on
April 24 at 6:30 p.m., will be the
Rev. Karl Flocken of Hummels-town.
The Rev. Flocken will speak
on "Books I Have Enjoyed."
honored are Mrs.. Landis Heller,
Miss Rachel Baker, Joseph Snav-ely,
.Richard Seiverling, Edward
Tylden, .Miss Virginia Strawder-man
and Jeffersnn Barnhart.
project .,Seheduled In
connection with. LibrarY Week le'
a photography, contest with no age
NOIR. Entries on the theme for
Library Week, "Read — The. Filth
Freedom, Enjoy It!",. must be
axle in size and ,mnst be submit-ted
by April 19. • _ .•
Hershey Ministerium Will
Sponsor Good Friday And
Easter Sunrise Services
Centering around the "Seven
Last Words of Christ from •the
Cross", the annual Community
Three-hour Good Friday service
will be held this year in the First
Eavngelical United B r e t h r en
Church from 12 noon to 3 p.m.
Persons attending the service
which is sponsored by the Hershey
Ministerium, may come and go as
their schedule permitS.
Presenting the sermon on the
First Word will be The Rev. Ira
0. Reed; Second Word, The Rev.
Robert M. Lezenby; Third Word,
The Rev. Elmer Horst; Fourth
Word, The Rev. J. Herbert Miller;
Fifth Word, The Rev. Glenn Ra-der;
Sixth Word, The Rev. Thomas
W. Guinivan; and The Seventh
Word, The Rev. Robert Miller.
The Hershey Rose Garden- will
be the scene of the annual Easter
Sunrise Service at 5:32 a.m., spon-sored
by the Hershey Ministerial
Association. The Message of Eas-ter
Morning will be given by the
Ven. Kermit L. Lloyd of the All
Saints Episcopal Church.
Preparation for Worship will be
prented by the Brost Ensemble
of the Derry Township Schools.
The Rev. Thomas Guinivan will
give" the, Call to Worship; Rev.
Horst, Scripture;.Rev. Miller, In-vocation;
Rev. Reed, Easter Morn-ing
Prayer ; Rev. Rader;:ltespon-sive
Reading; and Rev. Lezenby;
'Benediction. Arrangements for the
service were made by Archdeacon
Lloyd and students of Hershey
Junior College.
In the event of inclemenl weath-er,
the service will be held in the
Milton Hershey School kuditoriuni.
Early Varieties Of Tulips Will Bloom Easter Sunday
Only the early varieties of the
30,000 Tulips will be in bloom on
Easter Sunday, April 14 at the
Hershey Rose Garden, according
to John P. Meszaros, director of
horticulture for the Hershey Es-tates.
Blooming along with the
early Kaufmanniana, Gerigii and
Fosteriana Tulips will be 65 var-ieties
of Daffodils (Narcissi).
Peak bloom of the 475 varieties
of Tulips will be April 28 to-May
12 featuring within the 20 types of
Tulips every known color, bicolor,
blend, Shade and tint. Giant Dar-win
Hybrids are magnificant as
are the Cottage, Darwin, Parrot,
Lilly — and Orchid — Tulips.
The 25th Anniversary year of
the Hershey Rose Garden is mark-ed
by plantings of Tulips named in
honor of M. S. Hershey — Milton
Hershey's Memory and Hershey's
Festival. Since the Garden's in-ception,
millions of visitors have
been inspired by its bounteous
beauty. This rare beauty can be
seen at no cost to the public every
day from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
HERSHEY AQUATIC CLUB members were awarded trophies for excellence in their respective
classes at the annual banquet held at the Hershey Park Golf Club. Trophy winners were — Girls
Dede Kunkel, outstanding girl; Achievement: Jill Keiser, Kay Sheaffer, Vickie Bowman, Judy
Lindenmuth, Sandy Goldberg; Jackie Henry, 'outstanding girl diver. Boys — Jack Keiser, on-standing
boy; Achievement: Mike Cadden, Wally Gavett, John Boslego, Corky Potter, Greg
Weir; Joe Milliken, outstanding boy diver. In the photo (front) left to right: Don Remally, Kei-ser,
Potter; (rear) Rusty Owens, coach; Cadden, Gavett, Bob Zubritsky, Boslego and Ron Segina.
Speaking to the group of swimmers were Rusty Owens and John Zerbe, Director of Recreation.
S
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By The Rev. Thomas W. Guinivan
President of Hershey Ministerium
"THE KEYSTONE OF THE
CHRISTIAN FAITH"
The Historic Fact
The Keystone of our Christian
Faith is the Resurrection of Jesus,
the Christ. The historic fact re-mains.
We in the twentieth century
must let the startling truth break
over us afresh.
Old Question Answered
Christ arose. He was unquestion-ably
alive. He has conquered death
as He had said He would. He an-swered
the old but ever new ques-tion
of Job, "If a man die, shall
he live again?'
Shocking Event
This event roused, shocked, ex-cited,
attracted and repelled peo-ple.
The disciples and the Hebrew
people could not conceive of a
Messiah who would suffer and die.
Instead a Messiah must conquer
and rule.
But this was not God's way! God
in Christ had visited this planet.
The Cross was not the end; God
had raised Jesus from the dead.
Death, BOW, need no longer be
feared; Christ was Lord of life and
death. Now God could take human
sin (even the terrible sin of those
who put Jesus to death) and tri-umph
over that. Through death
could come resurrection. Out of
tragedy could come triumph.
Transformed Disciples
A dispirited group of disillusion-ed
disciples (bewildered and fright-ened
at the death of Christ) were
permanently transformed into a
close-knit fellowship of spiritually
resilient heroes by this Resurrec-tion
Faith. This was a real demon-stration
of transforming Resurrec-tion
Power!
When Grasped
Once we are grasped by this his-toric
fact and by this Ressurection
Faith, we must radically reorgan-ize
our lives, make shift of our di-rection
from self-centered to God-centered
lives. We will have a new
sense of values. We will adopt a
wholly new attitude toward death
as well as life.
"Thanks be to God who gives us
the victory through our Lord Jesus
Christ!"
Ice Carnival To Feature Tommy Litz
The -Hershey Figure Skating
Club has announced that their an-nual-
-Ice• Carnival this year en-titled
"Venetian Festival"-Will
held on Friday, April 19 at 9
and Saturday,-April 20 at 1:15 p.m.
• Featured performer-oL the show
will be Tommy Litz, the 1963
United States Senior Men's Champ-ion
figure skater. Other titles won
by .the 18 -year old Hershey High
School senior include, 1961-62 East-ern
United States Senior Men's
Champion and 1962 United States
Junior National Men's Champion.
He was also a member of the
United btates World Skating Tonna.
:Aoother notable champion from
Hershey -who win exhibit •her
is Miss Wendy' Jones, the present
V.ssteni, United States Novice
Champion. ,
This year's ice show, which is
being produced by former World
Champion Felix Kasper, wilt in-clude
over two hundred advanced
figure skaters.
"YOUR GARDENING ANGEL!" Headquarters for sales of all gar-dening
supplies and plant material for the Hershey Nursery has
been set up at 606 Park Avenue as shown in the photo with Leslie
Little, who will be serving you this summer. The Shop holds a com-plete
line of fertilizers, insect and disease control chemicals and
weed control chemicals. There are over 400 varieties of trees and
shrubs available for all sorts of landscaping and lawn work. The
Nursery is open daily Monday thru Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Evening hours will be announced later.
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