April 16 Deadline Set For Entries In Golf Tourney
The Estates Corporation Golf Tournament sets April 16 as entry deadline at its season kickoff. Play runs May 10 to May 24 at Park Golf Club with pairings April 22 at the American Legion Home. Entry is $2. contact Art Garrison and a slate of officers for details.
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Estates Corporation
the Park Golf Club
American Legion
Art Garrison
Bill Pendleton
Lloyd Crum
Brent Hancock
Francis Garman
Harold Mohler
O.B. Keck
Gerald Robertson
Dick Bricker
Larry Hayward
Pete Ponzoli
Howard Baurd
Parke Spancake
Fritz Miller
James Curry Named to Susquehanna University Dean's List
James H. Curry, son of Mr and Mrs Claude H Curry of 134 Maple Avenue, earned Dean's List at Susquehanna University. A senior in Business Administration, he participates in intramural sports and belongs to the Business Society Student Christian Association and Theta Chi. A Hershey Junior College graduate.
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James H. Curry
Claude H. Curry
Maple Avenue
Susquehanna University
Curry
Susquehanna
Business Society
Student Christian Association
Theta Chi Fraternity
Hershey Junior College
Hornets Host Bears In Calder Cup Playoff series
The Hershey Bears led by record scorer George Sullivan travel to Duquesne Gardens in Pittsburgh for game three against Baz Bastien’s Hornets. Sullivan seeks playoff records after a 119 point season and aims to extend Hershey’s Pittsburgh playoff woes with a possible fifth game back in Hershey next Wednesday.
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Hershey Bears
George “Red‘ Sullivan
Duquesne Gardens
Pittsburgh
Baz Bastien
Hornets
Sullivan
Carl
Liscombe
Ab DeMarco
Bears
Hershey
Exchange Club Students In Mass This Week
Hershey High School Exchange Club members from the junior and senior classes travel to Newton Massachusetts for an on the spot study of life in a New England city. They are accompanied by faculty members and will be guests of Massachusetts students.
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Hershey High School Exchange Club
Newton
Mass
New England
Massachusetts
College Greats Face Trotters In World Series
The Harlem Globetrotters showcase vaudeville acts and ball handling as sidelights to the fifth World Series of Basketball game against the 1954 College All-Americans at the Sports Arena on Thursday night April 1. Coach Raymond Meyer and John Honey Russell lead stars like Willie Thomas Charley Tex Harrison Cliff Hagen Togo Palazzi Bob Leonard Abe Saperstein calls on Goose Tatum Clarence Wilson Josh Grider Elmer Robinson Walter Dukes Leon Hilliard for the Trotters.
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Harlem Globetrotters
Trotters
Sports
Raymond Meyer
John “Honey” Russell
Willie Thomas
Tennessee State
Charley ‘Tex’ Harrison
North Carolina College
Cliff Hagen
Kentucky
Togo Palazzi
Holy Cross College
Bob Leonard
Indiana University
Abe Saperstein
Reece
Goose” Tatum
Clarence Wilson
Josh Grider
Elmer Robinson
Walter Dukes
Leon Hilliard
Naval Trainee Landis Trains at Bainbridge Center
Wesley Robert Landis a 1953 Hershey High School graduate is in training at Bainbridge Naval Training Center. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Landis Route 1 Hummelstown and entered service on March 28 1954.
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Wesley Robert Landis
Hershey High School
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Landis
Charles A. Landis
Route 1
Hummelstown
Ice Fantasy features Hershey skaters in Paris theme show
Hershey junior and senior figure skating clubs present Ice Fantasy at the Sports Arena Friday night. Senior skaters under Gerrard and Betty Lee Blair perform with Charles Hartman scenic effects. Guest Evelyn Chandler stars with Janet Westhafer leading skaters. Junior club presents Back to Mother Goose Land with Peggy Miller Little Bo Peep and others in nursery rhyme routines.
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Paris
Sports
Hershey
Gerrard
Betty Lee Blair
Charles Hartman
Evelyn Chandler
Janet Westhafer
Elizabethtown
Lily Bastardi
Janice Shank
Glannace Long
Jonathan Dundore
Janet Fitterer
Mother Goose Land
Peggy Miller
Lebanon
Little Bo Peep
Michael Clark
Harrisburg
Humpty Dumpty
Barbara Mann
Linda Stephenson
Lancaster
Mistress Mary
Carole Sansone
Spider
Miss Muffet
Miss Chandler
Diane Backenstose
Bunny Blinco
Scott Pierce
Rosalie Haldeman
Toni Graboski
Kay Mann
Judy Blinco
Dorothy Schelhorn
Blue and Gold Banquet Celebrates Hershey Cub Pack 203
Young Americans of Hershey Cub Pack 203 gathered for a Blue and Gold Banquet marking the unit's fourth anniversary. The event took place in the First Evangelical United Brethren Church social rooms under the Liberty Bell theme and with Cubmaster William H. Hartsock leading the group.
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Hershey
Firsts Evangelical United Brethren Church
Liberty Bell
Liberty
William H. Hartsock
Lester Stuckey
Barry Rodeffer
Dennis Hetrick
Stanley Reese
James Winters
Donald Blanset
Ronald Frank
Mitchell Jones
Michael Bretz
Donald Deaven
Barry Gingrich
Richard Walters
Brian Hocker
Billy Smith
James Cake
Benjamin Brandt
James Balmer
James Stover
Rotary Hears on Hershey Sewage Plant Operation
Theodore R. Banks spoke at the Rotary Club about Hershey’s sewage disposal plant. He noted Hershey as the first Dauphin County town with a scientific system and led Rotarians on a tour of the expanded facility. President Walter Kettering introduced William H. Kishpaugh who covered the Lebanon Rotary convention.
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Theodore R. Banks
Hershey
Rotary Club
Banks
Dauphin County
Rotary
Walter Kettering
William H. Kishpaugh
Lebanon
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June Allyson
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