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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1958
Page
4
The tulip season at Hershey Gardens features authentic Hollandaise costumes worn by Garden staff members including Mrs. Marion Bilotta and Mrs. Reiko Garman. The outfits include shawl, blouse, skirt, apron and wooden shoes. Visitors frequently photograph and ask about the costumes and tulip growth.
Free concerts in the Hershey Park bandshell Sunday afternoon and evening feature the Palmyra American Legion Band. Performances run from 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM.
A. Sterling King announces May 19 to 23 registration for kindergarten and first grade entrants at the Derry Township Elementary School. Registration runs 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3:30 p.m. A Preschool Clinic Day is May 21 at 9:15 a.m. Parents should bring birth and vaccination certificates. Children must be five by Feb 1, 1959 for kindergarten and six by Feb 1, 1959 for first grade. Hershey attendees may skip first grade enrollment.
A persuasive note urging long term patriotic action by buying U S Savings Bonds regularly to strengthen national security and financial support for peace.
A terse maxim frames strategy as a mental contest, urging vigilance and resourcefulness in any challenge. It contrasts passive reliance with proactive thinking, highlighting clever planning and quick thinking as decisive tools.
The Milton Hershey School Glee Club directed by Virgil L. Alexander performs a secular and sacred musical show on Friday May 16 at 8 15 p m in the MHS auditorium. The public is invited. This will be the choir’s 36th appearance season and first at home in over two years as they toured Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Hershey Park’s Starlight Ballroom, remodeled for 100000, opens Saturday May 17 with Sam Donahue and His Orchestra for Central Pennsylvania dancers. Donahue, a 19 year veteran of top bands, fronted the Billy May Orchestra after May’s departure and began leading his own group in 1957. Soloists include Dorothy Dunn and Ernie Bernhardt.
The Derry Township PTA meets Monday May 19 at Hershey High School auditorium to install officers and salute past presidents marking the PTA charter’s tenth anniversary. A summer safety program with a film titled Think First and Live will be presented. Officers to be installed: Floyd Renshaw president, Mrs Donald Evans vice president, Mrs William Saye secretary, Mrs Guy First treasurer. The tribute honors Mrs C Ray Strickler, Mrs Ralph Horst, Arnold L Edmonds, Rex Wright, Ivan Seltzer and James Bevan.
An all Beethoven program is set for the May 22 meeting of the Her shey Hi Fi Club at the Her shey Library. Miss Jane Emel of the Her shey High School music department presents Violin Concerto in D Major by David Oistrakh with the Stockholm Festival Orchestra and others. The meeting begins at eight p m.
The second round begins at Park Golf Club with Hershey employees golfers facing continuing weather related delays. Team standings remain unsettled as first round play extended through Tuesday due to rain.
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