Hershey News 1958-06-19

              HERSHEY NEWS
Vol. 6 HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA, JUNE 19, 1958 No. 25
MR. AND MRS. HARRY M. BOLTON, 138 West Cho-colate
Avenue, recently received the congratulations
from their many friends on the occasion of their Gol-den
Wedding Anniversary. The Boltons were married
on June 6, 1908, at Grantville by the Rev. Allen ApPle.
Mr. Bolton is a retired Hershey Chocolate Cor-poration
machinist, and Mrs. Bolton is the former Miss
Mary Ellen Warfel. They are the parents of a son,
Charles, superintendent of the Hershey Park Golf
Course. There are two grandsons — Donald, serving
in the Army at Fort Knox, Ky., and Bobby, who lives
with his parents at 140 West Chocolate Avenue.
LEARN-TO-SWIM Programs are under way here for
pupils of the Third and Fourth Grades of the schools
of Hershey, Campbelltown, Palmyra and Union De-posit.
The project is sponsored by the Community Club
in' the interest of water safety for all children. In the
photo above, Miss Roberta Swarr of the women's di-vision
instructional staff conducts a class at the women's
club pool. Below, Don Smith of the men's club and as-sistant
Dick Cappelli instruct a boys' group. The pro-gram
is for non-members of the Community Club.
DiClemente Team
Takes Lead In
Employees' Golf
In an interestingly waged
struggle, the No. 5 golf team
headed by Dino DiClemente
nipped the* No. 2 team of Oc-tavio
Lalli at the Park Golf
Club last week, 174-162,, and
moved into undisputed posses-sion
of the first place standing
in the annual Hershey Em-ployees'
Golf Tournament
with a 3-0 log.
The No. 2 club dropped to
the runner-up spot, and Art l
Garrison's No. 1 team re-mained
in contention with a
158-104 romp of the No. 4
club headed by Jay Swope. Bill
Pendleton's No. 6 club picked
up its initial victory, a 148-
132 verdict from the winless
No. 3 team headed by Pete
Gasper.
Fourth round play, run-ning
this Saturday through
next Thursday at the Park
layout, sees the Nos. 1 and
5 dubs meeting headon, and
a victory for Garrison's No.
1 club would scramble the
standings for the fifth and
deciding match to be played
July 28 through August 2.
A brilliant two-under-par 69
gave Garrison the medalist
honors, as he scored a 7-1 win
over Swope who carded a 78.
Harold Kendig, second man
on the No. 1 club, carded a 78
in' an 8-2 win over Harry
Hamilton. Randy Howard shot
a 79 for the Garrisonmen in a
8-5 win over Paul Henry.
DiClemente headed his No.
5 club with a 74 and a 6-4
squeaker over Octavio Lalli,
who fired a 75. Bill O'Neal
scored an 80.
.Harry Reese scored a 76 in
heading Pendleton's No. 6
team in a 10-4 win over Joe
Kupstas.
A birdie four at the 18th
gave lefthanded George Boy-er
of the No. 3 team a 5-4 win
over Dino Pellegrini of the
No. 6 team as both carded
79's.
The' fourth round schedule is
1-5, 3-2 and- 4-6.
Standing
Team Won Lost For Against
5 3 0
5
447
2 2 1 50178 476
1 2 1 480 417
4 1 2 413 472
6 1 2 429 485
3 0 3 423 473
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HOME-COMING SERVICE
Former members and friends of
the Spring Creek Church of the
Brethren are expected to return
for a home-coming service, plan-ned
for the church on Sunday, July
27.
, Early plans call for regular wor-ship
services in the morning, a
box lunch at noon, and social and
musical events in the afternoon and
evening.
A committee in charge of public-ity
for the home-coming event in-cludes
Mrs. Chester Ebersole, Miss
Gladys Miller it'd Mrs. Robert Ja
coby.
SOME GUYS ARE LOOKERS, but two-year-old Sam-my
VuloPas used his smeller when he visited the Her-shey
Rose Garden the other day with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Vulopas of Elizabethtown. Visitors of
all ages are enjoying the June festival of roses on the
hillside.
CD Firemen Hold Timed Drill
Hershey's volunteer fire-men
were hosts to lire com-panies
from throughout the
Dauphin County Zone 4 Civil
Defense setup in a timed hy-drant
hookup exercise last
Sunday afternoon, held on the
Hershey Estates Laundry
parking lot.
The competitive exercise
was won by a youthful crew
from Paxtang in the time of
one minute and 451f) seconds,
a new record.
The problem was to drive
200 yards, connect to a hy-drant,
lay 200 feet of hose and
"get water," then lay another
150 feet of hose and again
charge with water.
Several hundred interested
spectators watched the fire
crews go through their drills.
Second-best time was turn-ed
in by the Union Deposit
company, with Chamber Hill,
Enhaut, Hershey, Hummels-town
and HighSpire finishing
in that order—all under three
minutes.
Hershey last year won the
timed hydrant hookup drill at
Harrisburg, and in practice
last week had . consistently
completed the hookup in times
ranging from one minute and
34 seconds to one minute and
45 seconds. On Sunday, a fire
company spokesman said,
"somebody goofed."
Judges for the event were
Lebanon County Civil De-
Tense Director Richard
Funck, Annville; Indiantown
Gap Military Reservation
Fire Chief Albert , Rabena ;
and New Cumberland Fire
Chief A. E. Hoover.
The competition was con-ducted
by Dauphin County's
Civil Defense Zone 4, under
the direction of Zone 4 Chief
Howard Bretz of Oberlin and
Assistant Chiefs George
Trump,. Hershey; William
Grundon, Paxtang; and Wil-liam'Metka,
Chamber Hill.
A draft-time drill—pump-ing
from a stream—is plan-ned
for July in the Zone 4
area.
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