Page 4 HERSHEY NEWS March 21, 1963 Hockey Factually Feminine

Tied with Providence as of Mon- day, March 18 with 73 points, the Hershey Bears have their work cut out for them as they play the re- maining games of the AHL season. From here on in, it looks like a nip and tuck battle between the Bears and the Reds for the top spot in the league's Eastern Divi- sion with each team having the same number of remaining games. The Bears played the Rochester Americans on Wednesday and now take on the Cleveland Barons on Saturday. Tuesday night, March 26, the Bears take on Pittsburgh on home ice and then move on to Pittsburgh in an away fracas. Sat- OUTSTANDING WRESTLER and awarded the Champion of Chain- urday night, March 30, the Bears pions trophy at the 28th annual prep school wrestling tournament are again on home ice to play the at Lehigh University recently was Bob Fehrs, senior student at Buffalo Bisons; on Sunday they Milton Hershey School. Bob also received a trophy for his 1st move on to Springfield for their of place win in the 123-pound class. The team effort for the school final game of the season. SPRING AND EASTER fashions were shown to the women brought home a tie for first place with the Hill School of Potts- Willie Marshall continues to lead Hershey at a recent Fashion Show sponsored by the Federated town. Milton Hershey had one other champion as heavyweight the club in scoring, - with Keke Women's Club in the auditorium of the M. S. Hershey Jr.-Sr. High John Vaow gained the unlimited class title without yielding a point Mortson a close second. _Andre School. Proceeds of the show will be presented to the Derry Town- are Mrs. Harry in the two days of action. Left to right are Dr. Richard A. Rudisill, Gill, goalie, has played four games ship Camping Association Fund. Left to right Headmaster of MIN; Bob; Wrestling Coach Andy Kovach; and for the , Bears, winning three of Reese, door prize chairman; Mrs. Robert Sponaugle, co-chairman William Dearden, president of Hershey Rotary. The photo was taken the four. of the show committee; Barbara McCarthy, JoAnne Creason and co- during a Rotary meeting honoring the victorious team. The trophies It looks like the Eastern Division Cindy Cooper, models from Harrisburg; and Mrs. John Baum, presided are 1st place team trophy, 1st place .123-pound class and Outstanding race will go right down to the chairman. Mrs. Carl Himmelberger, president of the club, committee Wrestler Trophy. final games of the season before over the club's part of the show. Members of the show the three playoff spots are a cer- headed by Mrs. Sponaugle and Mrs. Baum were Mrs. Earl Brown, tainty while the Western Division Mrs. Carl A. Curry, Mrs. Richard Dietrich, Mrs. John Emrich, way with a pace of 2:01.2 to break race is pretty much settled with Richardson, Mrs. John Krell, Mrs. Wallace Mayer, Mrs. mark of 2:03.4 that they re- Mrs. Lula the Buffalo away out front, Cleveland Mrs. Harry Reese and Mrs. G. H. Sponaugle. set. The team consists of Howard Phillippy, cently a strong second and Rochester in Keiser, Corky Potter, Don Sports Jack the final playoff berth. Hershey The marriage of Miss Gloria M. ing secretary; Mrs. Michael Tush- Ron Segina. ftemally and must win from here in to hang on Warner and Albert J. Casciotti was up, corresponding secretary; a n d Individually, Keiser • and Wally the Rev. Mrs. Cyril Little, treasurer. Mrs. Milton Hershey School and Hill to first place, and a crack at the recently solemnized by Gavett picked up a pair of seconds. Arc Marvin Cohen is the outgoing presi- Pottstown tied for first Buffalo Bisons. Carl Steffen in the St. Joan of School of Keiser was 'second in the 100-yard dent. 28th annual prep Three Hershey Bears' skaters, Catholic Church. place in the individual medley and Gavett in the During the meeting, Mrs. James tournament at Le- center Willie Marshall; defense- the daughter of school wrestling 14 and under. 200-yard individual Mrs. Casciotti is R. Hannigan of Dover, will present high University with both schools man Marc Reaume and goalie Ed. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe E. Warner of medley. Chadwick, along with their coach, a program on "Conversation a n d copping 92 points. relay quartet of 315 Hockersville Road. She is a grad- The 200-yard Frank Mathers were cited for Birds." The Society has invited 'the Bob Fehrs, unbeaten 123-pounder, John Bos- uate of Hershey High School and Bob Zubritsky, Gavette, honors by American Hockey Bird Club to join with them in -this was voted the outstanding wrestler lego and Mike Cadden finished sec- Hershey Junior College and is pres- tournament and League coaches who selected their meeting. 4601111110,- the two-day ond. Corky Potter was 3rd and ently employed as a secretary at Mrs. G. R. Sponaugle is hostess - joihriVaow, heavyweight gained the 11th annual all-star teams. Bank. 4th in the 50 butterfly and free- the Hershey National for the reception to fol- unlimited class title without yielding Marshall and Reaume made the chairman style. Jay Seidenberger was 4th in The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. low. a point in the competition. Second first team and Ed Chadwick was the 50 breaststroke. John Boslego Casciotti of 117 West Areba • • • place winners for the Spartans selected for a second team berth. Elia was fourth in the 100 breaststroke is a graduate of Hershey The April 3 meeting of the Her- were Dan Confer, 115; Rich Krause, Mathers took "Coach of the Year" Avenue, and Greg Weir took third in the 50 School and Hershey Junior Col- shey Business and Professional Wom- 130; Don Gray, 136; and Fran Bliz- honors in the balloting by the nine High backstroke for 12 and under com- and holds a Bachelors degree en's Club to, be held in the Green zard, 183. A third place for Milton league coaches. lege petitors. Engineering from the of the Cocoa Inn, witl be-ar- , Hershey was won by Matt Kline in Mechanical Room Senior Life Saving Classes have AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE of Denver, Colorado. He ranged by the career advancement in the 157 pound class. University begun at the Hershey Community (Monday. March 18. 1963) is presently serving as an ensign in committee with Mrs. Rayla Varon as District championships in wres- and women. There • -Eastern Division s Center for men W L T Pts GF GA the United States Navy stationed at chairman. Lower Dau- tling were won by two is still time to join. Classes are Providence 34 27 5 73 210 185 Newport, Rhode Island. At a recent meeting of the club, phin students, Jim Rhone, son of 8 to 10 p.m. on Mondays and HERSHEY 33 26 7 73 244 214 from Quebec 30 27 11 71 193 201 • • • the following were appointed • as house. 3029 7 67 201 225 Mr. and Mrs. James Rhone, Thursdays. Baltimore delegates to the spring council meet- Union, and Wil- Springfield -28 31 II 64 249 221 parents 'on MHS Hershey Community Center is Western Division Installation of officers will be held ing in New Holland in April. 'They liam Pinkerton, son of Mr. and foul shooting contest for W L T Pts GE GA April I meeting of the Her- holding a 40 20 7 87 229 181 at the were Miss Phyllis Mengel, Mrs. C. of Mid-. Buffalo Mrs. William Pinkerton club members only • at the. Com- Cleveland 29 31 6 64 243 234 shey Horticulture Club at I p.m. in Beulah Maitland, and Sue Seltzer. dletown Road. gym floor, On March Roehetser 23 33 9 55 225 240 Community munity Center Pittsburgh " 19 42 4 32 180 273 the Social Room of the Alternates are Miss Virginia Strawd- at Lower.Dauphin, Jim, a junior 23 from 1 to 5 p.m. There will -be Center. erman, Fanny Unger and Laura Pel- the district championship in 3-4, won awards for winners in grades elections, Mrs. Mil- legrini. the 133 pound class. He is a nephew Harlem Globetrotters At the recent 5-6; 7-8, 9-10 and 11-12. Bring your to the office Appointed as delegates to theState Joe Rhone, a 1953 graduate of ton Miller was elected of gym shoes.' To Play Arena Friday Mrs. Les- Convention in Harrisburg in June Milton Hershey School and former of president of the Society; first vice president; were: Mrs. Maitland. with Miss Jan- athletic star for the school. Bill Famed Harlem Globetrotters' own- ter Spangler, . FRATERNITY PLEDGE Kurtz, second vice pres- ice Shue y, alternate and Miss Pinkerton won the 103 pound class er-coach Abe Saperstein has added Mrs. John Sinclair, record- Mengel. at districts. James Warfield, son of Mr. and an extra basketball game to his ident; Mrs. Robert The Hershey 10 and under 200- Mrs. James Warfield of 456 Park Trotters-Atlantic City Sea Gulls at- yard freestyle relay team smashed Avenue, has been pledged to Sigma traction at the Hershey Sports Arena Bassinet Set a boy, March 8. their own mark in the Philadelphia Phi Epsilon, national social fratern- on Friday night, March 22 — a Raymond and Jacqueline (Smith) Swimming League championships ity at the University of Tampa. game between the gridiron stalwarts Buck, 219 West Main Street, Pal- at Abington High School. The James is a junior majoring in phys- of the Chicago Bears and the Pitts- Hershey Hospital myra, a boy, March 7. Hershey club was in front all the ical education. burgh Steelers. Ronald and Jeannette (Daniels) The football stars have taken to Mervin and Fern (Yingstl Marvin, Greiner, 404 South Market Street, interested in participating are en- basketball to keep in shape during 1756 East Caracas Avenue, Hershey, Elizabethtown, a boy, March 8. Community Center couraged to call the Community Cen- the winter season and are equipped a boy, March 1. Joe and Muriel (Stahl) Eby, 51 ter office); Junior Lifesaving, Aug- to give even the strongest teams a Jerome and Marie (Boyle) Boyd, West Govenor Road, Hershey, a boy, From Page 1) (Continued ust 2 to 28; Local Tennis Tourna- go of it on the hardwood court. 420 West Caracas Avenue, Hershey, March 9. formed for men, and for girls be- ment, June 22, 24, 25, Memorial Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton, is back a boy, March 2. Willis and Anna (Heisey) Gracey, be Phyllis (Vonada) Weik- tween the ages of 12 and 17. Another Field; USLTA Tennis Tournament, with the Trotters for tomorrow Robert and 1212 Main Street, Oberlin, a girt Field; 328 West Queen Street, Annville, new activity will be a Day Camp June 26, 27, 28, 29, Memorial night's appearance at the a ren a. el, March 9. March 2. Program for boys and girls from Community Pet Show, date to be an- "He's the greatest and most color- a girl, William and Annamae (Lightner) girls a 8 to 12 years of age:The site of this nounced; Swim Party, boys and ful ball-handler of all time in pro Charles and Estella (Rendon) Groves, Palmyra Route 1, boy, activity will be the Community Camp 12 to 18, Park Pool, date to be an- basketball," says Abe Saperstein. Hatch, 55 South 39th Street, Camp March 10. events will be Nita (Miller) Wiley, 519 at Owl's Hill. The family night ac- nounced. Other special "The six foot eight inch giant, han- Hill, a boy, March 3. - Ward and tivities will continue through the sum- announced. at a later date. dles a basketball like most athletes John and Almeda (Doutrick) West Areba Avenue, Hershey, a boy, 1, a March 11. mer months in the Indoor Club. A schedule noting times and places would handle a baseball. Berkheiser, Annville Route (Ames) Lucas, Story telling for pre-school -to third of the announced events will be • Accompanying the Trotters will be girl, March 3. Paul and Winnona Black, 275 East Market Street, Campbell- grade children will once again be mailed to all members of the -Com- a squad of talented half-time enter- Charles and Janice (Rumpf) Hershey, town, a boy, March 11. held in the Little Theatre on Wednes- munity Center. Copies of the sched- tainers, including such greats as Peg 271 East Garanda Avenue, Clarence and Eileen (Nelson) Fox, day afternoons by Mrs. Paul Heaps, ule will ,also be available at the In- Leg Bates, famed one-legged dancing a girl, March 4. 820 East Cypress Street, Palmyra, librarian of the Hershey Public Li- door Club. star; Cab Calloway, the celebrated Paul and Helen (Mabek) Swang- girl. 12. brary. "Hi-De-Ho" man; Guy Allan, baton- er, 510 North Railroad Street, Pal- a March • ist; the Parry Kids, trampolinists; myra, a girl. March 5. Louis and Joyce (Barry) Mione, Summer Special Activities include: IASTER Bob Foy and Lilly, juggling uni- H. Lee and Barbara (Gruber) Moy- 24 North Lincoln Street, Palmyra, a Jr. Olympics, August 9 and 10; SIAIS 1963 cyclists; Bergmann and Chou Lin er, 55C Parkway Apts., Cherry Hill, boy, March 12. !''Family' Picnics, July and August at Chen, table tennis duo; Julio Farias New Jersey, a boy, March 5. Clarence and Violet (Deimler) the Community Camp, dates to be and Co., Equilibrists; and George Paul and Rosemarie (Schneider) Moore, Humrneletown Route 2, a boy, announced; Summer Theatre, June V541,5 41r•Vol. 47:11 finger Weisensaul, Hummelstown Route 1, Mardi 11 to August 31, Little Theatre (those Lee, balancer.