Big 33 Classic Debut Echoes Gettysburg Theme
The sixth annual Big 33 All-Star Classic at Hershey Stadium ended with the Blue defeating the Gray 36 to 6, echoing the Civil War Gettysburg clash. The Blues clinched a third straight West over East win amid other local sports notes from Hershey.
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Blue Forces
Rebels
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Grays
Annuals In Bloom At Hershey Gardens Anniversary Display
Fourteen thousand annuals are in bloom at Hershey Gardens for the anniversary year. John P. Meszaros notes 240 varieties including 45 petunias and 20 marigolds with Rocket snap dragons and Thumbellina zinnia adding color. 42,000 roses remain a highlight as the grounds celebrate 60 years and welcome visitors daily without charge.
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Hershey Gardens
John P. Meszaros
Hershey Estates
Old Mexico
Goodson Captures Publin and Burns Paioletti Win
Gordon Goodson, 49, from Warings Golf Club in Harrisburg, won the State Public Links championship at Hershey Park Golf Club with a 294 total, two strokes ahead of Jim Rutter. Jim Burns and Gene Paioletti of Hershey won the Pennsylvania Publinx Best Ball of Partners with a record 63, eight under par, to keep the trophy in state hands.
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Gordon Goodson
Warings Golf Club
Harrisburg
Hershey Park Golf Club
Gordon
Jim Rutter
Manor
Goodson
Paul Garrison
Joe Cuckovic
Jim Burns
Gene Paioletti
Hershey
Publinx
Chocolate Town
Burns and
Paioletti
Keystone
Garrison Brothers
Art and
Paul
Garrisons
Kindergarten Registration Set For August 19 to 23
Derry Township Elementary announces registration for kindergarten and new entrants in grades one through six during August 19 to 23. Registration runs 9 11 30 a m and 1 3 30 p m in the principal's office. Children must meet age and document requirements. Birth and vaccination certificates are required. former students should bring records. No registration on the first day of school.
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Derry Township
High Diver Henri LaMothe Featured at Hershey Park
Henri LaMothe the world’s only man to dive 40 feet into 18 inches of water headlines a free Hershey Park attraction at the athletic field through Sunday. Performances are daily at 4:30 and 9:30 p.m. LaMothe, a New York City commercial artist, explains his famed splash routine as a bold act few others would attempt.
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Henri LaMothe
Hershey Park
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American Hootenanny Festival at Hershey Park
The American Hootenanny Festival features six rising folk acts at Star Light Ballroom Hershey Park on August 15 at 8 p.m. Emcee Bill Faier hosts with guest stars Bob Carey Lovely Joan Meyer and Dimitri Daniel. A talent hunt offers local groups a chance to audition for recording sessions. Patrons invited to join in an informal community sing with casual dress.
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Starlight Ballroom
Hershey Park
Bill Faier
New York
Bob Carey
Tarriers
the Ramblers
Merv Griffin
Ramblers
Joan Meyer
Dimitri and
Daniel
Europe
Middle East
AAU Jr Olympics At Hershey Park Pool August 9–10
The AAU Long Course Swimming and Diving Championships will be held at Hershey Park Pool on August 9 and 10 with clubs from Philadelphia, Suburban Philadelphia, Wilmington, Harrisburg area, Atlantic City, Camden, Summit, Lancaster, Reading, York, Chester, Williamsport, Allentown and Bethlehem. Fifty timers, 30 judges and 20 scorers will support the meet. Four age divisions include midgets, juniors, intermediates and seniors for both boys and girls. John Tellet of Milton Hershey School will officiate, with Don Smith as assistant. Roy Schaeffer is meet director and Rusty Owens meet coordinator. John B. Zerbe chairs the AAU Junior Olympic Committee.
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Wilmington
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Atlantic City
Camden
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Lancaster
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York
Chester
Williamsport
Allentown
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Milton Hershey School
Area Births Report From Hershey and Palmyra Homes
A list of newborns with parental names and addresses across Hershey Palmyra and nearby towns notes many births in late July. Families include Bassinet Set Hershey Hospital Warren and Ruth Sealer a girl July 19 and Gerald Marian Kee fer a boy July 20 among others through July 27.
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Ruth (Good) Sealer
Hockersville Road
Hershey
Gerald and
Marian (Meyer) Keefer
Parabon Drive
Palmyra
Gene
Shirley
Elsasser
Leo
June
Steiley
Gibson
Nevin and
Mary (Boltz) Groff
Bluegrass Avenue
Harrisburg
Carl and
Nancy
Full) Cook
Main Street
Middletown
James and
Ruth
Brinser
Jay
Alberta (Waselesk) Blanch
Maple Street
Shahane
Janet (Muench) Kirman
Circle Drive
Hummelstown
Dominic and
Marjorie
West) Viozzi
E. Hazel Street
Barbara (Roe) Kosier
Grantville
George and
Mary (Rowley) Carberry
Granada Avenue
Russell and
Antoinette (Lindgren
Diamond
Annville
LeRoy and
Ruth (Weaver) Geesaman
Dennis and
Loretta (Shenk) Baum
E. Main St
Kenneth and
Dorothy
Kline) Herr
Ira and
Anna
Ortenzi) Silsbee
Half Street
Thomas and
Rebecca (Miller) Dressler
Richard and
Ruth (Waybright
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