February 21, 1963 Page 4 HERSHEY NEWS Hockey Factually Feminine Girl Scout Training for Troop lead- The high flying , ers and their assistants on the Pro- winning four of the six road games gram Change will be held on Feb- to date have moved into first place ruary 25, March 4 and 11 at the Wom- in the league's Eastern Division with en's Club starting at 9 a.m. through 62 points. 2 p.m. The Bears still must meet the Mrs. Joseph Fischer and Mrs. Wil- Friday night be- lard Johns, Council Trainers, will fore returning to home ice this Sat- conduct the sessions. This is a part urday to take on the Aces, of the re-training being given to 12,- who last week dropped four import- 000 leaders in the Susquehanna Coun- ant games; two each to Providence cil of Girl Scouts, to prepare for the and Hershey. The Bears find them- revised program effective September selves in an advantageous position 1963. with games in hand over both Que- bec and Providence. The Bears defeated the Aces in two games last week, then took the 7 to 1 Saturday night and moved into Buffalo and "HERSHEY, PAST AND PRESENT" Panel members are shown here beat the Western Division leaders won prior to their presentation at the meeting of the Federated Women's 5-2 on Sunday. The Bears have in the past 20 Club last Thursday evening at the Holy Triniy Lutheran Church. Mod- 12, lost 4 and tied. 4 won erator for the panel was Mrs. Robert Reese, chairman of the public games. They have also now road for their Dolores Romualdi affairs committee. Left to right are Robert W. Young, Mrs. Reese, four straight on the away from W. Allen Hammond, Jay Stahl, Lillian Gallagher and James DeAnge- best effort of the Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Romualdi Hs. Mrs. Carl Himmelberger announced at the business meeting that home. of 512 West Areba Avenue have an- Mortson scored seven a fashion show will be held by the club on March 12 at 8 p.m. in the Cleland nounced the engagement of their weekend, including Hershey High School building. Proceeds will go to the Derry Twp. points over the daughter, Miss, Dolores_lionmu).ai—le Hornets to Camping Assn. the hat trick against the Allen Michael Huber, Jr., son ,ol MIN point total to 61, bring his season and Mrs. Allen Huber of 216 Cocoa 5 behind the Bears leader, Wil- respectively. just Avenue. lie Marshall. Roger DeJordy got his Hershey High came off with a The bride-elect, a graduate of Her- first AHL hat trick Saturday night, decisive victory over Cumberland shey High School, is employed in the and added 6 points to his scoring. Valley 65-44. Larry Burris led the of the Hershey Chocolate Corp. Sports forwards with 20 goals or office Bears' scoring for the game with 21 coun- Her fiance, also a graduate of Her- more include Marshall 25, Mortson ters. Larry also leads the Capital shey High School, is at present sta- Milton Hershey ended this sea- 21, Duff 22, Meissner 22, and Pete Area in points scored by a wide tioned at Fort Henning, Georgia, as son's wrestling schedule in second Conacher 20. 52 point margin. a radio-operator with the U.S. Army. place with a decisive win over HOCKEY LEAGUE Ann Good 4-1 on the AMERICAN Patricia Lower Dauphin 25-14. The Spartans, The Spartans, who are (Monday. Feb 1E, 1963) met the Lower Dauphin Easters Division The engagement of Miss Patricia of Mr. coached by Andy Kovach, had 10 second half, W L T Pts CF GA Gloria Meashey, daughter the season's Falcons on Tuesday night and will Hershey 28 18 6 62 197 154 Ann Good has been announced by and Mrs. Emerson Meashey of Her- wins and one loss on Providence 28 24 4 60 176 161 in an away 165 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin J. the high- log in the Harrisburg Area Wrestling play Mechanicsburg Quebec 24 23 10 58 157 shey Route 1, has achieved game on Friday night. The Trojans Springfield 23 24 8 54 254 193 Good of Box 41, Grantville, to Thom- est score in a knowledge and atti- League. Baltimore 22 26 7 51 159 194 travelled to Palmyra on Tuesday Western Division as D. Bowman, son of Mr. and Mrs. tude test given the senior girls of Topping all league competition for W L T Pts CF GA night and will play Middletown Fri- 69 177 152 R. V. Bowman, Columbus, Ohio. Hershey High School in the 1963 Bet- the Spartans were three fine stu- Buffalo 32 18 5 day night at Middletown. Cleveland 23 24 6 52 181 182 Miss Good, a graduate of Hershey ty Crocker Search for the American dents in the art of _wrestling: Bob Rochester 18 29 7 43 182 201 Kunkel walked off with three 19 31 3 41 149 194 High School and Wilson College, cum of Tomorrow. Miss 120: Fran Blizzard, 180; and Dede Pittsburgh Homemaker Fehrs, 10-and-under compe- laude, is currently studying for a along with John Vaow, heavyweight. Coach awards in the Meashey is now eligible, tition at the Philadelphia Open Age Master's Degree in English at the state high schools, Kovach, has listed the trio as the winners in other group 10th annual All-Trophy Swim Globetrotters Will Play University of Rochester, Rochester, state Homemaker of finest he has handled in his 15-year for the title of held recently at the Abington New York. coaching career at Milton Hershey meet Tomorrow. and Cheltenham YMCA pools. Sports Arena On March 22 Her fiance, a graduate of Wilming- School: Each of the boys has a rec- YMCA Basis for the selection of local the Hershey Aquatic sale on February ton College, Wilmington, Ohio, is ord of 11 wins and 0 losses in league Representing Tickets go on and state winners is a test prepared Dede won the 50-yard free- Harlem Globe- presently studying for his Ph.D. in play. Club, 22nd for the fabulous and scored by Science Research As- backstroke and butterfly. is coming to English at the University of Roches- The three boys, along with other style, trotters game which sociates, Chicago. Personal observa- winning for Hershey were Arena on Fri- ter. Spartans wrestlers, will now enter Others the Hershey Sports tion and interviews are added fac- Keiser, a second and two 6ths Trotters, who the Lehigh Tournament at Bethle- Jill day, March 22. The tors in determining national winners. the 50-yard freestyle, butterfly wizardry against Among those on the Dean's List hem on March 1 and 2. Fehrs is the in match their court backstroke for girls 10-and-un- Gulls, have ex- at Dickinson College is Elaine M. defending 115-pound champion. and the Atlantic City Sea Vicki Bowman was fourth in on their num- daughter of Mr. and Governor Road. Miss Kalenevitch is It was a close match, but Hershey der; perienced many thrills Kalenevitch, -under backstroke at 50- this country Stepehn Kalenevitch of 137 West a senior at the college. High lost out in the final bout to the 12-and erous trips throughout Mrs. Kay Shaeffer gained a 5th lose 20 to 17 to Mechanicsburg in yards; and abroad. John and Sarah (Fager) Leggore, in the 10-and-under butterfly event. of dignitaries have the final meet of the season. The The greatest Bassinet Set HurmineLstown Route 1, a boy, Feb-- Among the boys, Jack Keiser, 10- in action — Trojans will enter the section Tour- seen the Globetrotters ruary 5. and-under had a fourth in the 50 prime ministers, dic- nament this weekend. Their season crowned heads, Robert and Rufini (Martin) Hock- and a 6th in the butter- movie stars. Hershey Hospital log was 4 wins and 7 losses. backstroke tators, ambassadors, er, Box 138, Hershey, a girl, Feb- fly; Corky Potter was 5th in the take on the Sea Gulls Both MHS and HHS defeated their The Trotters Robert and Carolyn tKoser) Koons; ruary 5. freestyle; Don Romally, a 10-and- p.m. Owner-coach Abe Sap- competition in last Friday 50 at 8:30 Hummelstown Route 2, a boy, Feb- Darvin and Joy (Shank) Eisenhour, under swimmer took a third in the has arranged a between- night. The Spartans. defeated the erstwin ruary 1. North Hanover Street, Union Depos- with 50-breaststroke. halves show featuring Cab Callo- Susquehanna Indians 64-57 Robert and Dianne (Engle) Evans, it, a boy, February 7. and Rick Stamm pacing Some 2,600 competitors were en- way, Peg Leg Bates, and six other Hoff- John Waite Jo-Mar Trailer Court, a boy, Feb-- Earl and Marion (Graybill) with 14 and 13 tered in the boys and girls divisions. top acts of vaudeville. - the victory points, ruary 1. smith, Annville Route 1, a boy, Feb- George and Barbara (Miller) Conz, ru a ry 7. 443 East Main Street, Hummelstown, Wayne and Joyce (Templin) King, Feb-- a girl, February 2. Middletown Route 1, twin girls, (Hilbert) Bech- ruary 7. A James and Shirley tel, Palmyra Route 2, a boy, Feb-- Jacob and Jean (Long) Shope, Pal- 8. ruary 2. myra Route 1, a boy, February Edward and Leola (Burkett) Weist, John and Frances (Rhoad) Backen- PEE—WEE * HOCKEY TEA 227 West Areba Avenue, Hershey, stose, 324 East Derry Road, Her- HERSHEY a girl, February 2. shey, a girl, February 10. INTERNATIONAL HOC-.:'( TOUR ME CcEIEC CANA Leroy and Joy (Gingrich) Houser, William and Amelia (Long) Black, Box 282, Campbelltown, a girl, Feb--Hershey Route 1, Box 19, a boy, ruary 2. February 10. Laurence and Gloria (Hessom) Dale and Lois (Copp) Cinder, 226 Butler, 444 West Main Street, Pal- East Glenn Road, Hershey, a , boy, myra, a girl, February 3. February 10. Edward and Elaine (Blough) Hitz, Eugene and Sandra (Zern) Rhoads, Elizabethtown Route 3, a girl, Feb-Palmyra- Route 2, a boy, February ruary 3. 10. Harold and Ruth (Fike) Sanders, Kenneth and Caloma (Clem) Smith. South Hanover Street, Union Depos- Ilummelstown Route 1, a boy, Feb-- it, a girl, February 3. ruary 12. Earl and Janice (Garrison) Haas, Robert and Jacqueline (Arroys) 238 West Cherry Street, Palmyra, a Eyler, 1305 East Chocolate Avenue. boy, February 5. Hershey, a girl, February 12. Lucille (Fitting) Moy- Dale and Janice (Boyer) Brubaker. OFF TO are fifteen young hoc key players, ranging in age from 9 to 12, who Kenneth and this week. The Cubs were er, Grantville Route 1, a girl, Feb--1669A Derry Road, Hershey, a girl, will represent Hershey in the annual International Pee Wee championships 40 teams ruary 3. February 13. their first game on Tuesday of this week against Chapet, Quebec. Some scheduled to play (George) Wil- Frances and Beverly (Richmond) Canada are entered in the competition. As a part of the tournament, Iler- Phillip and Helen (ruin United States and G'Rourke, 211 West Elm Drive, Pal- compete against teams from Quebec and Providence, representing American Hockey liams, 453 Maple Avenue, Hershey, shey will also myra, a girl. February 14. League cities. Coaching the squad is Harry Smith, Jr. and the manager is Bill Stover. The Cubs team a boy, February 4. Tom Moriarity, Doug Richard and Elsie (Frey) Harm, Mervin and Ruth (Haynes) Blouch. Includes Whitney Simmons, Larry•Fasnacht, Charles Ebner, Randy Whistler, Bruce, Tim Rip- Hummelstowa Route 3, a boy, Feb- 36 North Green Street, Palmyra, a Yingst, Andy Smith, Steve Hoerner, Mike Foster, Dan Smith, Robert Trend, Mark entered the competition. ruary 4. girl, February 14. lion, Fred Weaver and Lee Strayer. This is the third year Hershey has