Hershey News 1960-12-08

              Valenti, of Wilkes-Barre, and Dr.
Claude F. Light, of Benton, have
established residences in Hershey.
• Dr: Valenti is working with Dr.
H. H. Hostetter, Medical Director
of the 'Milton Hershey School, who
retires on Dec. 31.
. Dr. Light, MHS '46, is the new
medical doctor for the Hershey
Estates.
He will handle all new employee
:examinations, as well as compen-sation
cases for employees of the
Retitle), Estates and Milton Her-shey
School.
He will also serve as team doc-tor
for the Hershey Hockey Club,
and handle medical services as re-quired
for public liability cases
which may' occur•on Hershey prop-erty.
HERSHEY NEWS
Vol. 8 HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DECEMBER 8, 1960 No. 25
IT TAKES a jolly crew to laugh in 10 below zero temperatures.
Maybe it is the holiday season. Or maybe it is because the more
than 5,000 turkeys have been processed and are oven ready for
holiday distribution to the full-time employees of The Hershey
Chocolate Corporation, Hershey Estates, and Milton Hershey School.
But smile they did: Cold Storage Manager Rufus Hollinger, Mrs.
Edith Simes, and Lester Neidig.
New Doctors On The Staffs Of Hershey
Estates And The Milton Hershey School
Effective Dec. 1, Dr. John T. Dr. Light will provide relief
services for the Milton Hershey
School Medical Division as needed.
Effective Dec. 8, Dr. Light is
opening his office for the 'general
practice of medicine and surgery
at 51 East Caracas Ave. Office
hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thurs-day
and Friday, 1:00-3:00 p. m.
600-8:00 p. m. Saturday, by ap-pointment.
Tel. •KE 3-2607. Resi-dence,
KE 3-2605.,
Dr. Valenti will reside at Fair-way
Manor; but will not establish
a general practice.
Both are graduates of Hahne-mann
Medical College, Philadel-phia.
•
Dr. Valenti is past president of
the Wilkes-Barre School Board;
was re-elected in 1959, and resigned
effective Dec. 1, after seven years
of service. He was also team doc-
Music Festival In
Community Theatre
Presented by Hershey Junior Col-lege
and the M. S Hershey Senior
High School, the annual Christmas
Music Festival will be presented
in the Hershey Community Theatre
on Monday, Dec. 12, at 7:30 P.M.
This year the program offers an
unusual selection of museial ability.
Included in the program are the
High School Orchestra, the High
School Chorus, the Girls' Ensemble,
the Brass Ensemble, the Junior
College Quartet.
In addition, there are several
talented soloists: William Guyer,
Joan Dean, Terry Garman, Marena
Tighe, and Patricia Horst.
The music is enhanced by an in-teresting
narration and several
selections use both dances and
pantomime.
Coordinating the annual Christ-mas
Music Festival are Paul G.
Fisher, Miss Jane I. Emel and
Michael Donato.
Miss Emel will conduct the Her-shey
High School Orchestra.
Ted Brown, Terry Garman, Rod-hey
Stoessel, and -James Kling
compose the Hershey Junior Col-lege
Quartet.
Mr. Fisher will conduct the Her-shey
Junior College Chorus, with
Judy Birnstiel, Louise King, Ruth
Lingle and Jean Wolgemuth the
accompanists.
tor for Wilkes-Barre GAR High
School.
Dr. Valenti is married to the
former Viola Ranson Jones. They
have three children: John, Jr., a
graduate of Dickinson College: is
now, in the Naval Service at New-port.
Carol is a student at HJC,
with two years at Dickinson Col-lege.
Clark is a student at Her-shey
High School.
He is a former member of Ki-wanis
in Wilkes-Barre.
A graduate of Bucknell Univers-ity
in '53, Dr. Light was graduated
from Hahnemann in 1957.
He is married to the former
Dorothy Geen, Philadelphia, broth-er
of William Geen, MHS '47.
They have three children: Linda,
three; James, two; and Elizabeth
Ellen, seven months.
DEDICATION of M. S. Hershey Foundation Gymnasium before overflow crowd of 1,700 Kneeling left,
Steve Russell, MSH Student Senate President, iyho presented game ball, Teddi Mandes HHS Student Council
President, who accepted, and presented to Howard Naylor (right) representing the team. Standing left:
School Board president Paul 0. Curry, who accepted the keys from Hershey Estates President J. B. Sollen-berger,
on behalf of the Managers and Trustees of the M. S. Hershey Foundation; Terence G. Faul, Man-ager
of 1I'ei4hey Lumber Products, who designed and supervised construction of the gymnasium; Dr.
L. Eugene Jacques, Superintendent of Derry Township Schools, who expressed appreciation for the gym-nasium;
George D. Lange, Hershey High School Principal, who presided at the dedicatory ceremony; The
Rev. Dr. J. Herbert Miller, Pastor, Spring Creek Church of the Brethren, who offered the Invocation; D.
Paul Witmer, retired Manager of Hershey Lumber Products and Chairman of the Board of Managers. MU%
and the M. S. Hershey Foundation.
Plans Readied For Annual Christmas
Party For The Retired Employees Of
Hershey In The Community Building
The annual Christmas Party for retired employees of
Hershey Chocolate Corporation, Hershey Estates, and Milton
Hershey School will be held on Monday, Dec. 19.
A dinner is planned at 6:00 p.m. in the Hershey Com-munity
Building.
Immediately afterwards there
will be presented a special progam
of music and entertainment in the
Hershey Theatre.
Letters of invitation .have been
sent to the retired employees by
S. F. Hinkle, President, Hershey
Chocolate Corporation; J. B. Sol-lenberger,
President, Hershey Es-tates;
and J. E. Bobb, Chairman
of the Board of Managers, Milton
Hershey Schools
A postal card is enclosed with
the letters, requesting that it be re-turned
by Dec. 9 so that time will
be available to send tickets and
supply final details to the retired
employees.
As in years past, invitations have
been extended to the retired em-ployees
to have wives or husbands
as their guests.
,-It is expected that the events
will be concluded by 8:45 p. m. In
this manner, transportation by the
retired employees and guests can
be coordinated.
Read the letter, in part: "I hope
that you remember last year's
Christmas party with as much
pleasure and real satisfaction as
we do here at Hershey . . ."
"We are looking forward to a
time when we can recapture the
warmth of this occasion in the near
future."
"Our company again extends to
you an invitation to be with us at
a party in your honor as another
gesture of our appreciation for your
past services."
Concluded the letter: "Needless
to say, all of us are looking forward
to seeing you when we will renew
once again our acquaintances and
friendships of many years' stand-ing."
Hershey Rotary To Have
Home Decoration Contest
The Rotary Club of Hershey will
again sponsor a Home Christmas
Decoration Contest; with judging
on Tuesday, Dec. 27, and Wed.,
Dec. 28.
In order that each entry is
judged, the committee reque%ts
that applications for judging be
submitted to Chairman Zechman,
whose address is 853 Linden Road,
'Hershey, Pa.
Deadline for entries is December
27th.
OFFICE BUILDING Christmas Decorations going up by
Electrical Crew of the Hershey Chocolate Corporation. On ladders
(left) Tony Ranieri and Harold Cinder. Standing (left) Kent
Boyer and Harold Hamilton. Old hands at trimming the office
building; this foursome's handiwork is always anticipated by folks
along the Avenue. It requires patience.
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