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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

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PUnLIc NOTICE
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nE(IAL ELECTION
mLEADALE sCH00L DISTRICT
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Aafaas lf hereby FiVen fhat 8 Special
aiian alsaH 90 held ~ the 1llendaie
E aeNesI tsoaae 8u fsilrndain
taaa fslHlrie $50 1Es Huases county.
atsff M fhe shfftf manner hH other
a elections on saturday. the lath
Na8 m AtHA ~ ~ $3.50. between fhr
iaaafe ~ aa 0eloek 81 M end 90
Ela4 ~ said 0HV
HafHeae of Hneh special Election
aft 81 le vote foh ~ AGA1hHT a
lahaf oi BONDS ou fhe credit
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fiae llfaeeeas derived thefeffom 90
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fifaf haGitipiaal classroom and d kite
1se presently estimated total cost
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

All persons indebted to the estate
Of Susan Belts, deceased. are here
by notified to settle the same on OF
before March 30 1851. and all those
having claims against the estate TO
present the same, duly attested.
on or before March 29, 1851.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
Milford, Delaware
4-7-3t Administrator c. T. A.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
PUBLIC SALE
or
UNUSED SCHOOL PROPERTY
The Board of Education ~ tho Niils
ford Special School District viii 0fIor
nt Public Sale on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1850
Ar TWO O'CLOCK y, N.
Rain or Shine

Rain or Shine
AL the estate, right title, and Ia
tefest of the Milford Special a0hn0
District and the htath Hoard Of ledus
cation whatever may be-, and hlI
ths respective school districts Whose
interest in the properties whatsoever
n may have been, passed 90 the state
Hoard ~ Education, ln aud 90 the
following school grounds and build
lneH, Hlksu
CEDAR NECK SCHOOL BUILDING
and
IAN that certain tract, piece and
parcel of land situate in Cedar Greek
Hundred, Sussex County Delaware
and more particularly described aH fol-
lows. tesWlti
beginning at tho intersection oi
the respective side lines 0t a puhlt
road leading from Milford 90 Oednl
Beach and another public road lead
ins from said f0nd 90 the farm Ol
James Mills running thence with the
west side uf said last mentioned road
hnuth id degrees, 90 minutes, ighnl
fab6 feet Thence two new lines, vlHl'
south ~ degrees 40 minutes, Waal
900 feet, North Aa degrees hh mnutea
West 1896 feet GO the South side nl
said FIRST mentioned road, Thence
herewith North bi degrees, 40 minutes
Fact goo feet 90 the place 0f begin.
aAttHf hHttANAAfAlN hMW AHl NNANNf NN AIlt
same more pf less, hnd being the same
lands and premises which were con,
frNpd hy deed of bargain and sale Ol
Milea ~ Mlllh ana wife 90 tho hnlO
John g. Nlelda, said deed dated No,
Nrmhei 40, 1898, aud now OF record h
the office for the Recording ut nnedl
iu and for sussex County Deed looI
No 2f5. Page 46g wheroin ia contain
~ ana not 0ui the title thereto"
TERMS or HALm
The Purchaser viii be- required 1,
pay 3OW 0f the purchase Ia OhHh nr hN
check 90 tho order 0f the llORrd o
Education Qf the Milford apoelR
school District nn day Ol hle nnt
ih0 balance due nn delivery of deed 1,
property The Purchaser will be- 10,
quifed 60 pay for his deed ur hin III
sale The right % reject any And al
hlda % reserved
TiiE nOAnn Op EDUCATION
Milford Special hph00l nlnlupt
Auetlohrefi q. Walter Diekera0n,
aa3laatl
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
WANTED
Refrigeration serviceman

Fully experienced on domestic re-
frlg0ratOra, to take full charge Of
service and installation. Or young
man TO bO trained for this position.
Wonderful future for the right
man, Apply by letter, giving full
details OF experience, education.
etc. 10 Box 10, Chronicle ORlCo,
Milford, our help knows about
this ad All applications strictly
confidential.
4.7-tt
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
IN MEMoRlAM

ln loving memory Of hunhand and
father. Samuel Scott, who naaaod away
oight years ago, Aprl q
Nothing but memOriea hh we travel ON,
Remembering the nmllo of tho loved
One gone
None know of the depth Of our deop
regret
But We remember when others forget.
sadly missed by wife, Alice Scott,
and Children 4aIalt
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1850
10 O'CLOCK A, IA,
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
Oi the
WOODSlDE FARM LABOR CANT
WOOdaldC, Delaware

aA. CAuiNN a. igwa CABINS
lJG" " one asr00m building sac"
n, lif"i Shower building idh' \
Ilal g9nWlnlhE .lWo showers = llglld:
nu!lllhh tN' \ Ill Nulldlng az y gi'
liulldinn containing hlOhen Hnd HeFVs
ING room attached, 9aM' lg'ai cab
W. used Ne wing 90 Kitchen, a. \ 49,
WIN double rOW 0l HhpVingaa tWllda
lhAH ~ \ lB containing I spray show
ufa Several hole and ! hole nlt
lgM9ln h4q Z utlhalH, ! WileQn Walk, Ia
N0olhH llQM 100 eu e., with cooling
unit attached q h. D. General Niece
tile Motor ! Wilson Cooling il0N Z
can elae, with litt tor MYera pump
! n 3 cylinder a. b. Motor ana 300
gallon pressure tank with automatic
dry tubs, 2 large metal slnka, / large
section galvanized metal Rlnk,
HprNlhh eNUnterH, \ Army oOhl mngpa,
liUh thth hullahle for restaurant or
hotel coal burning hot water heater
WIFI approximately 700 Rnll0n tank
WIN ~ pine connections, "a apH0t
HhlyhhlHed ainkh with drain hONrdH,
ANA Kitchen work oounterh / wooden
pastry storage hoN with screen d00rh,
J wooden WNttr AlOrAHe tank, approx
mntely 1000 gall0nH oanAoltN aud
WhlkahNOnd platform approximately
Hh' Wide ! large e0Hl burning water
heater hotter tNnp, and aON HAllOn tank
with attachments ana httmaa, Lot Ot
nUlpe equipment combating Of metal,
knpp hole, q drawer dehh | metal type 3
writer deak, heVerhl aWiVel ChNrn,
metal nina cabinet, several tnhlna,
typewriter ana other general euulps
ment, lArHe quantity Army hAnketH
hnu folding metal hedH ana Gotta, etp,
tllnle equipment, ANA numerOua other
artiulpH
TERMS, CAAtl day Nf sale,
lWrVhNhorh " mlldmgh viii he al
lowed 40 dNNH Tor removal
KENT COUNTY FARM lAnON AND
tOOp OPERATIVE ANAOCtAriON
Dover Delaware
u O. walker kent0n bel
AuOtl0nepE aafsal
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

sATTHDAT. APRIL 18th, 1850
Personal Property sale
STARTS Ar a.. Zoo O'CLOCK NOON
nsai Estate ana Dwelling sale
STARTS Ar 90 a. 81
fEAL ESTATE AND AUTOMOBILE
flus and ofe-had acfea az land
flHeiilns. uufl4ulldinEs, hf0oder houses.
HtF ftufut hak aik rooms and hath.
sfifh electricity automatic water pump.
central heaf One 1877 Chevrolet q.
noaf sedan fiike meMl, only driven
asaa mities All a. D. sold at goo g. n
MOl sEnOLD FGRNiTrRE AND
EQUIPMENT
One General Electric Refrigerator,
aHe fariNldalre electric stove. one eight
fgaf Marquette deep freeze, one Aiii
aiaetFIr washer. une living room suite,
ane diuiue room suite three bedroom
suites radio. Majestic kitchen range.
aud runners. odd chairs. lamps. stands.
fahieE aiehef pota. pans; also tive
ilfnndef stoves cite corn shellef, one
iaHu H8unFF and 0ut Jon 0f second
EnnEth aaea pQiatoea. ana many oihef
ttams COO numerous 90 mention
TgRhdN OH kALE-z ~ pef cent will
- demanded nu 0aV of sale for all
feal estate balance on delivery ui
deed ~ nlfhn nneen days All per-
samaI property sales sill be- cash oh
RAYMOND E MOORE
Administrator
isewea Del
aafry Meafs Auctloneef 4-7-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
IN MEMoRlAM

In loving memory of our son, Clar-
once g. short, who passed away April
e. t946;
Somewhere beyond tine sunset
Where our loved ones never die,
tie lives In the land of Glory.
with the blue and gold Of the sky.
Sadly missed by FaJner. Mother
i-7-ltp
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH, 1850
Ar TWO O'CLOCK =, M
ltHin or Shine

th hNilNWlNNi
REAL lgaTArn
All that piece or parcel 0f land, Hlt.
nate. iylnk aud hplng lh thu THIRD
Election District Of Caroline County
aud more particularly deHerlhed aa
follows
beginning for the outhounda az an
iron stake driven IA. the around on
the north slide ul tho new State Road
leading from AndprhuntoWn tu lllpka
man. Dol, and 0n a line With the ehst
line uf the Moaor land aud NnnMH
thence along the north pdHp OF the
said State Road oHHt "a diHthnep uf
coo feet 90 another iron stake driven
in tho ground thence IA northwest :
lrflY direction along the HuuthWentpuN
ledge of the former county road, which
lh nov q part of the John StpVpnH
land. lh q straight linp distance Ot
ESQ intt 60 another iron stake, driven
100 the ground noHr "a mrnu maple
tfrui thunCu in h huuthuhhtprlN dlrpC4
ton in straight line aud following
che nHHiurlN boundary Of tho Mnaer
land 1870 feet 60 tho place nf beginning
containing what HunVpr quantity Ot
hand u may Il holna the aame land
mentioned aud dpHcwhed IA a deed
from Ralph n pHnHWhtorn, single man
90 Woodrow q ihHHwHtern aud cam
non q. Wright, hH tenants in common,
hearing date the lat day OF June iNaR,
aud Of record IA iihpr - a. a. No.
~. Folio isb, one of the Land Record
books for Caroline County, Maryland.
This property lH improved with a
20 Il hy so II building new, recently
used nH hpor tavern and gNn sta
tion
Contents include Z tables, and gs
chairs. RnH stove, electric refiigorn )
tor, sandwich grill electric fan, aud
other Items too numerous Go mention.
40 inch a. &, A. TnloVialun Set, new,
TERMS or SALE, Onos Third Cash
on day of sale. the balance upon rats
lcatlon of nnle of all cash ht the 0pa
ton of purchaser 0r purchasers, Tltln
papers and revenue athmna az tho eNa
penHe at purchHnor,
WOODROW y. pASSWATERS
Owner
o. T. stevens. AuctloneeE As7sgtp
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
YOU BREAK AND BEND
We Weld and Mend

OXy-Actylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries :
Generators MagnetOs.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
Stanley Hunter, Proprietor
Phone 6513
One block east Of First National
Bank. 9-23-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
NOTICEI

am prepared to take care Of all
kinds of plaster work and can give
choice of ten different cOlOrs Of
finish kOtes. These cOlOrs for in
terror or exterior guaranteed
Charles +. Witt, Milford, near Lynch
Heights. Phone Milford 4362.
l-1-Atn
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
PUBLIC SALE!

AZ Hm diaeunfluuluH farming
RH aN af Hufile aneflou. located two
HalleH anHlh ~ camden. ilti nn the
taHeals atfteh FARM nn
haTTMDAa, APRIL sih. 1850
Ar OAR O'CLOCK g. g.
1tlt feilah lnN
NEnaOhAL PROPERTY
fafa ffaetaf beafa old. set Ford
ItluHe fI "a fofn diaf. 2 eight n Ford
elif flsarkFf fafa nefhpef Hhd grader,
tstf a-aafllan aiHinE tooth harrow.
isea funisf1 tift platform wagon. farm
HaEaf. afd 8aeh ohf 30 Oliver trace
faf aet 1haftom ulomt. aet oliver
ffaffuf eilifiFHfuff Oliver tractor,
nafH iiafHe hith fertilizer attach
ntsufs
Tms maelhnefB Hn Morhs by hy.
afalallf ato AZ lH good condition
L01 OF ff0i HEnOOD GOODS
Tomato faahefn ete
MlHMH CAHn dab 81 aaie
81 tItAAk aANitEff. Owner
iaanFb iafhnn. aHHt iunHtf
tsaifh HfieHat ftffk a-T.1i
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
MILFORD SPORTsMAN's
GUN CLUB

There will be shoots on Wednes-
days and Saturdays at 300 D. m.
at the shooting ground at the dixie
on Cedar Beach Road, q mile east
Of Milford. George Watson. 2-10-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

All persons indebted to the es-
tate OF salllo T. Bennett, deceased,
are hereby notified to settle the
Same on or before March 30, 1861.
and all those having claims against
tho estate to present the same. duly
Nttest0d, on or before March 20.
1851,
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
Milford, Delaware
as3is3t Administrator
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
OPPORTUNITIES

Our expanded retail store Off
ers many excellent 0pportuni-
ties for qualified men and wo-
men. We have openings IN the
following lines:
Shoes
Lingerie
Hosiery
Infants Wear
WOmen's POCketbOOks
Mems Clothing
Rugs
Furniture
Candy
Notions
YardgOOds
RefrigeratOrs
Home Laundry Equipment
Good starting wage and oommla.
sions Employee honOAta include
profit sharing, discount on pur-
chases, vacations with pay, grOWp
hospltallsation and life insurance,
Complete chances for advancement
for those willing to learn,
Representatives Will interview az
Hotel Richardson, Dover, WOdnOa-
day, April 18th. $500 A. M. 20 1g, 90
and 1900 =. NJ, 20 4;3O, Apply IN
person.
Sears, ROebuCk & Co.
ag.ai LOOCkermnn Ne
Dover, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

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Has
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
PUBLIC SALE
% VALUABLE
Personal Property

Al Frank Coke on HeEenia Lane,
Greenwood. Delaware, ou
SATURDAY, APRIL sth, 1850
Ar ONE O'CLOCK =. NJ
Rain of Shine
Whe following.
TOOLS
A lat ~ shop tools. consisting of elec-
trle lafhe. aif pump. Grill press, saao-
hne uotaf. anvil, Hledge hammers,
efaah hammers. d lot of Wrenehea, pipe
WFauchea q bellows. 3 cut -om saw, 4
eFoHa-cuf saw 4 white chassis, 1927
th8age ear. 3 incubator and house.
hFauaeF stove. d i0t ~ lumber. small
trailer.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One coQk stove. ! heating stove. !
tteatraia eoal stove. 4 beds desk.
Kitchen table. table and chairs, ice
iauE Eu1aN sink, Kitchen SAFE very
aies Dofa end pans. dishes. glass Jars.
iof az old ou lamps. old chest ol
nfHMerE. fw0 room house
other tools zoo numerous 20 men-
fion
gERhis OF SALE. CASH
ALH.HGkA cox
8oiin Dlekernau. Auciioneer. 3-3t-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
PUBLIC SALE
OP VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
and
Personal Property
SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH, 1850
Ar ONE O'CLOCK T. NJ.
Rain or Shine
AZ Chestnut street, Milton, Delaware

The following. ono lot improved
with ssat0ry dwelling having 2 CONF
plelo hpArtmontHi town sewerage;
~ pc, dining room aet, philCO Radio,
oil burner Mtehon cabinet, and others
too humorous 60 mention,
Tl1RMAi CASH
JOHN g, NlgASEY and wife,
illQaStN NJ, Owners. 4.7.2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
PUBLIC SALE
0p VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

Having decided t0 discontinue huHl.
ness, viii sell the below mentioned
REAL estate aud o0nthntH, on the nlpOi.
iaDa 90 tho Town ct hickman, Nj
Maryland, on
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
PUBLIC SALE
~ VALUABLE
Real Estate
AND
Personal Property

N fhf estate ~ TIE late Joshua R
ana attre Mo0ft. ou the premises
oitf Fourth miie ff0m Miilshofo on Oal
Orchard Enaa. un
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-01
SPORTS
4wsI>%

Morgan States thinclads continue to spark the field
and track meets of the nation with their placing in several
events of the NCAA and the National IA track and field
championships at College Park. Maryland last Saturday
Morgans trackstev finished first in the 100 and 200
meter and the 200-meter dash Kentucky State and
Tennessee State rackmen also garnered points in the
greatest summer field and track meet of the East
State also placed fifth in the annual National Collegiate
associations field and track held in Mnnea polls led
by George Rhoden and William Brown. both placing first
in their specialties.
Rhoden the 440-yard in the good time Of
:47.2, while Brown set mark in winning the $50
in 1912. The old mark set by Johnny Woodruff Of
Pittsburgh (151.3) in 1888
Horace Smith of Michigan State College was eninat-
ed in both the 100 yard and 100 yard low hurdles trials
but home fifth in the 100 low hurdles Jesse Thomas
of Michigan State eliminated in the trials of the broad
jump and the high hurdles
Charles Fonvile, suffering from injured back and
retired from competition his shotpu record the
Kansas City Relays two broken for the seventh
time by Yaes Jim Fuchs who tossed the 16pound weight
56 feet, II nches-better than his mark in the trials
Yale finished third in the NCAA meet while Univer-
sty of Southern California first with 40 points
gan States 20 points them tie for fifth Michigan
State and the University of Michigan failed finish among
the first five netting IL and 10 points respectively
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-01

r rsnecially are many concerned
~ .. Tho number of Negro stars,
''tslv 70 get into the dream
Inc S Last year, four Negroes
ssr,;c;nated One from the Amer
. League and three from the
vs,ional. the latter being mem.
g. ~ the Brooklyn Dodgers
.~.o that went on to win the
ssnnan, The lone player from
he American League was Larry
Dolby 60
n.lls and Don Newcombe repre-
.srtsd the Dodgers. and in a
rost sensational and spectacular
way
Neweombe became the first
rookie" in the National League
"a start an All-Sfsr game. incl.
denially he was also the loser
Of the till 10 the stars COM
prisinq the American team.
what are his chances OF be-
coming the first Negro pitcher
10 start two All-Star games in
succession
Inssmuch as the managers OF
the rival teams automatically get
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-01
PREDICTS NEWCOMBE TO COMPLETE GAME:
ROBINSON, CAMPANELLA, DOLBY TO START;
EASTER PINCH HITTER; JETHROE RUNNER

lost @ (He was knocked out in
second inning in his last time
out Sunday against Pittsburgh
There are several other pitt
cheers in MI with better records
for the so campaign, including
Bob Miller, Robin Roberts and
few others. Will Shotion, out
of sympathy choose Big Don
say in order for him to keep his
All-Star record ION every teaml
continuous? Will. he start him
despite the better records Of
others?
NEWCOMER. ROE
Whether Nemcombe makes the
team may go long way in de-
termlning the pennant hopes OF
the Dodgers. First Shotton might
decide To use other ace hurlers
exclusively. although he might
choose Newcombe and may be
Preacher Roe from his own staff.
But Newcombc is reported
slightly on the "temperamental''
side. and may be disheartened
should he fail to make the team.
affecting his pitching personality
for the remainder Of the sea
son.
TO FINISH GAME
On the other hand. Shotton
may be able TO explain to his
big baby" that he wants to use
the talents Of the opposition (NL)
as much as possible and save his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-01

their positions by winning pen
nants in their respective leagues
tprevious year,. il seems that
Burt Shotton. quiet manager OF
the Brooklyn Dodgers, is pres
emily facing difficult task.
All players for the All-Sfar
teams are chosen by fans who
vote in a nationwide poll. ex-
cepf the pitchers. Managers
have their choice of choosing
pitchers for the contest.
Last year, Billy Southworth,
manager Of the Boston Braves,
l948 champs of the MI. chose
Newcombe for the starting role,
after seeing him in few games
prior to the contest. In fact
Newcombe had been a major
Lacquer since the latter part of
May, but had shown enough TO
merit the starters role.
BETTER PITCHERS?
Shotton must compare the rec
ords of the better pitchers in his
league and make choice. Pres
emily, Newcombe after getting
off to a bad start, has won 7 and
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Three Negro Players To Start
|An-Star Game at Chicago

own moundsmen for the pennant
drive.
However. we predict that
Don will be chosen by Shot,
Ton but will not be used until
The later innings. If then. There
is something psychological here.
Strategy may make IL possible
for Don 10 enter the game
late and wipe out the dark
ness" of being charged with
the ls4s defeat. What you bet?
With the voting for the All
Star game practically over as
this article hits the press, il
appears that at least six OF the
nine Negro players in the ma,
jors, will participate in the
game.
SIX TO PLAY
Jackie Robinson who polled
the second highest number OF
votes last year. is certain 10
start at second base for the
Nationals; Roy Csmpanella is
certain TO start his second game
behind the plate; Larry Dolby.
ouffielder of the Cleveland In
dlsns. stands an excellent
chance Of being in the first
three in the ouffield. while
Hank Thompson will get a shot
at third base in the National
League. and Luke Easter should
make an excellent pinch hitter.
with Sam Jethroe getting in
as a pinch runner.
What about Don Newcombe?
PICKS N. L.
Well, we're already given oui
thinking on this situation anc
he could easily be counted the
seventh sepia player TO make
the game, maybe the winning
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WV tAhA>f - - @@ts"
Last week in London. Leo
Ssvold stopped Bruce Woodcock
in a fight that the English rec
ognixed in advance as being for
the heavyweight champion
writes Frank Graham on the
N. Y. Journal Americans sport
pages. "A couple of guys who.
had they been properly handled
from the outset. might have
been very good fighters. But
who. manhandled instead. got
lost somewhere along the way.
I'm this country there is Ezzard
Charles, undoubtedly the best Of
the lot. No Dempsey. mind you.
No Louis A cautious one One
who can pick an opponents eyes
out with his abs and cut his face
10 pieces with his RICH hand and
when he is backed into a corner
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Oakdale Rec. Groups
Opens Fairgrounds

The Oakdale Recreation Plan
ming Council opened its summer
playground Monday. June Is,
with the following hours: 1890
P,M-s:30 PM. Monday through
Friday al Carver School grounds.
The summer program for teen
ayers has opened at he Oakdsle
Gardens Community Building:
Hours: 800 pm. 1890 pm. Mon
day, Thursday and Friday nights.