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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1957
Page
3
Registrations for the Women's Central Pennsylvania Golf Tournament close May 25. The event runs June 3 through 7 at Hershey Country Club with practice rounds on May 28 and June 2 after 2 p.m., co chaired by Mrs James Gallagher and Mrs Edward Lucas.
Twenty Hershey Junior College students took part in the Model State Legislature session of the Intercollegiate Conference on Government at Harrisburg. Five of the thirty three bills passed. Carole Hite, an HJC alumna and Penn State senior, was elected permanent clerk. Wayne Hummer served as temporary sergeant at arms with assistants Kenneth Seaman Robert McCafferty and Fred Goudy. Richard Cappelli and Joseph MacDonald were assistant registrars. Frank Hocker chaired the Hershey delegation and Prof William Schmehl joined the executive committee which elected him to the polls committee.
Joanne Fratti was elected president of Senior Girl Scout Troop 601 at an organizational meeting in St. Joan of Arc School library. Connie Fabian became vice president, Margaret Guyer secretary, and Sandra Catherine treasurer, with a report on a Lent babysitting project noting 214 children served.
Miss Mary A. Hocker daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Hocker of Hummels town Route 1 will take part in the Wilson May Day pageant The Wizard of Oz Wilson students will hold their 56th annual May Day on May 4.
A cold presents with fluctuating symptoms affecting facial senses. Sometimes the eyes feel involved, other times the nose shows congestion. The variable manifestation highlights how colds can shift among bodily regions.
Hershey High School held its inaugural Spring instrumental concert in the auditorium featuring the Senior Band directed by Paul G. Fisher and the Senior Orchestra led by Wilbert H. Hartman. Trumpet soloist Kenneth Lehman performed The Lost Chord. Robert Seltzer was student conductor. twirlers staged Waitin for the Robert E. Lee. The Cadet Band toured under Kenneth Donmeyer with the Senior Orchestra narrating Little Bop Riding Hood by Kenneth Heaps.
Newborns reported from Hershey area hospitals include families Achilli and Ann Accorsi with a boy born April 9 at 22 South Lane Hershey. Harold and Ruth Ann Risser Lebanon Route 4 with a boy. Martin and Marion Neidig Palmyra with a girl April 9. John Dates man Hershey Route 2 with a girl April 10. Elwood and Helen Sipe Union Deposit with a girl April 10.
The Personnel Administration Class led by Miss Elizabeth Taylor visited the Armstrong Cork Company plant in Lancaster last Thursday. The tour included a plant inspection and a discussion of personnel policy.
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