Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
Veterans Planning
For Christmas Fete
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child is fed all the ice cream,
cookies, candies, chocolate milk,
and fruits that his or her stomach
will hold In addition, transporta-
tion from the child's home to the
v. F. W. Post Home and return is
provided. Naturally, all this in
wolves much work and preparation,
which accounts for the veterans be-
ginning Christmas planning in the
still warm days of September.
Tuesday evening, at a regular
meeting of the post membership,
attention was called to the fact that
preparation for the Annual Under
privileged Riddles Party was due to
begin and Post Commander William
Kenton appointed Gordon (Pete)
Manlove as chairman for this years
affair. Selected to- serve with Man
love we're Clement Nevins and Pal
mer Anstine, who turned in COM
mendable performances as Christ
mas Party chairman in previous
years, and Charles MulhOlland, an
other member of last years COM
mittee. This group will draft
other post members. as needed, un-
til, bv the time Of the 1851 Christ.
mas PARTY. most of the posts active
| membership will be engaged in re
nairing tovs, decorating the home
or providing TRANSFORMATION.
Chairman Manlove has alread7
advised that tovs, new and nsed
are being sought, and he is askin'
that all residents If the area. hav
ing donations Of TOYS or clOthino
contact either him or Charles Mnl
holland. Tho used TOYS and clothin
will he cleaned and renairnd. in
daved. wranpod. and stored for dis
trihntion at Christmas time.
Tuosdnv evarir0's rnaetino wa
also highlighted hv discussion {
nlars for mist narticinatinn in
Dolaw Departments meotin~ I'll
Cundav at DOvnr, a honef+ MctA'
ovcIn pacinP Ment at TnwnSnn
Cent 0Qrd. ond q tectimnn+ial ',a,
o,,ot for Notional Chaplain Re
White in oa~Iv 0ctnhnr.
TSnwood Tavlnr. Rnn5 Crosse
= ~octnr for this area wne ono
Tunedav, ovonir0 o~d solicited M
a NJ rtio'vntinn iv tl'o rn-ononing
u ~ 4l,o milford plrn C~oc~ C~aun
- 1OFn. tho most ord ite T,adin~ Az
III 'lio,,,, onoreo,,oa tho ruonoscf,'l '
~ O~o,,-,. howorror th'c- WOW Diff
III o,,+ nla,, SC hoinp wood o0d ~" NJ
IL Will no,.+io'v,a+N with c+hor Mi1fo
e ,.ca o,,oro v,iga+ione IN tho en0~o'
hin Coo~~o pavruur T,or'io Mo-
on I'm orS NF'lhcu~y,o Po~vid0o n
OF .,onro~o,,+ tho ,o~+ y, noootiog
r. .I,a Co,,, ,,,,1nitv DliilSiup. horn.
.r- Cent 9o+h at whioh tirno v1anS
81 4',o Dive Cross Drive will bo CO
ne Ulo+od
1t Other appointments announced
M Commander Kenton. Tuesday .
ds, ming, were: John Knicely and Ra
IN Scott to represent post at meet
1r. in Wilmington of those interes
les in having an appropriately WOr
in plaque provided on Delaware Nj
nd orial Bridge; William Vernotico
It's, organize post dart team for com
rs. tition against similar teams fl
nd other dOwnstate posts; Glen
Nevins to direct October memE
art ship drive, and Ralph Scott, I
at Schlegel, Jack Deeney, Glen
ca Nevins and Charles Mulholland
on serve as committee from post
la work with District Commander
ur- vid Hugg and department Off,
The in arranging for the Father w
ere banquet
the Two applicants. George Lane
ton Nicholas Guittari, were voted
c., full membership and will be
ing Quoted at a later meeting.