Hershey News 1961-03-30

              Vol. 9
HERSHEY NEWS
NO .7 HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA, MARCH 30, 1961
CHARTER members of Hershey Volunteer Fire Company Auxiliary at observation of 32nd Anniver-sary:
Mrs. Florence Seavers (left) first vice president of the organization; Mrs. Miriam Zentmeyer,
past president; Mrs. Mary Hostetter; Mrs. Lillian Warner; Mrs. William Hackman; Mrs. Katharine
Gordon; Miss Jennie Kelchner, first and only treasurer. Auxiliary was organized March 14, 1929 with
20 members; membership now exceeds 175.
"SHARING Responsibilities in the Community," Derry Township PTA panel members, front (left)
Mrs. Jared Darlington, Glenn Yocum, Theodora Mandes, Mrs. Ruth H. Sauffley, standing — Floyd H.
Renshaw, Jr., moderator; The Rev. Glenn J. Rader; Dr. Edwin F. Weaver, Jefferson C. Barnhart,
Esq., Lt. John I. Grosnick, PSP. At business meeting, a steering committee was appointed to recom-mend
administrative procedure in formation of PTA group for Elementary School, a second for
Junior-Senior High School.
COMPLETING 6-week Supervisory Development Program of AHA, front (left to right)—Mrs. Mamie
Wagner, Executive Housekeeper, Cocoa Inn; Miss Esther Tinney, Manager, Hershey Cafeteria; Mrs.
Beulah K. Taylor, Executive Ilousekeeper, Hotel Hershey; Mrs. Augusta King, Hostess, Cocoa Inn;
.William J, Wiedwald, Temple University. Back — Richard E. Mertz, Auditor, Hotel Hershey; George
H. Valle, Beverage Manager, Hotel Hershey; Lester Witmer, Bell Captain, Cocoa Inn; John V. Les-lie,
Maitre d'hotel, Hotel Hershey; Philip Haley, Steward, Country Club; James Schuyler, Reserva-tions
Dept., Hotel Hershey; Edmund Madciff, Front Office Manager, Cocoa Inn; W. R. Baldwin,
Steward, Cocoa Inn; Wesley J. Zeigler, Bell Captain, Hotel Hershey.
Observation Of National
library Week In Hershey
An open house at the Hershey
Public Library from 3:00 to 5:00
p.m. on Sunday, April 16, will in-augurate
the observation of Nation-al
Library Week — April 16-22 — in
Hershey.
The works of Robert Frost will
be discussed at an 8:00 p.m. meet-ing
in the Milton Hershey School's
Library, on Monday April 17, with
Miss Eleanor G. King, Librarian,
the discussion leader.
Dr. P. A. W. Wallace will speak
on "Conrad Weiser" at the noon
luncheon meeting in the Cocoa Inn
on Wed., April 19. This also is open
to the public.
"A Sense ,Of Values" will be re- u
viewed by The Rev. Dr. Harold C. fIershey Estates Farm And
Hollingsworth in the Hershey Pub-the
Library on Thursday, April -29, U
at 8:00 p.m.
Easter Sunrise Service
In Hershey Rose Garden
Sponsored by the Hershey Min-isterium,
the annual Easter Sunrise
Service will be held at Hershey
Rose Garden on April 2, beginning
at 5:47 A.M.
This service each year is attend-ed
by members of Hershey church-es
as well as by many others from
surrounding communities.
The Rev. Robert Miller, Pastor
of the Union Deposit Lutheran
Charge, will deliver the Easter
Message.
Choir and instrumental groups
from Hershey High School will be
directed by Paul G. Fisher.
"Coins Of Bible Times" On
Display At National Bank
The Hershey National Bank will
exhibit "Coins of Bible Times" in
the lobby for the week of April 3.
A new money exhibit of the Fed-eral
Reserve Bank of Philadelphia,
the exhibit contains most of the
coins which were issued by ,the High School•Band Concert
powerful states around the Med- 1
iterranean Sea. 1Features Finlay As Soloist
. .The official name of the former
Farm and Garden Supply Center
has been changed to Hershey. Es-tates
Farm and Dairy Supply
Center.
General Manager Charles M.
Wolgemuth has indicated that the
department will carry an inventory
for farmers, including general
farm equipment and supplies.
They range in date from 650
B. C. to 337 A. D.
Any one of them conceivably
could have passed through the
fingers of Joseph or Caiphas,
Herod or Balthasar, Peter, Paul, )f the United States Navy Band's
Mark, Luke or John. iCeremonial Detachment.
Annual concert of the Hershey
All the coins in the exhibit are High School Band will be presented
authentic and show the variety and in the Auditorium on Thursday,
art of the mints of olden days. April 6, at 7:30 p.m., under the
direction of Paul G. Fisher.
Guest soloist will be Gordon Fin-lay,
solo cornetist and conductor
PAUSING for refreshments between rehearsal and prevnta-tion
of "The Messiah", soloists, Howard B. Phillippy, tenor; Mrs.
Delores Peck Schunk, contralto; Miss Sandra Lee Stetler, soprano;
Director Paul G. Fisher. Attended by over a thousand people, the
125-voice volunteer chorus from the Hershey area, accompanied
by a 35-piece orchestra, presented a selected portion of the Easter
section in the Milton Hershey School Auditorium, sponsored by
the Hershey Ministerium.
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