Milford chronicle., 1952-07-18

he ShadOwlaWn Frozen Food Lock- Il
ers, Denton, Md, has been ap-
pointed for the second year as /
chairman of the sergeant-at-arms
committee at the National Frozen
Food Locker Institute convention
to be held at Omaha, Neb., Sept.
IA, Is, 16 and II.
OPS AT FAIR The Office Of
Price StabilizatiOn for Delaware |
will maintain an information CEN
ter under the grandstand at the |
Kent and Sussex Fair next week. |
Willard d. Boyce, state OPS direc-
tor, has announced that represen-
tatives from the price stabilization
office will be on hand to answer
questions about OPS whether
from businessmen or Consumers.
BOOKMOBILE - The BOokmobile
will visit Greenwood Friday after
noon, July 18th. In conjunction
with this, the library service of the
P. T. A. is beginning a storytelling
period for pre-schOol aged chill
dren. Mrs. Joy Hamstead will con-
duct half-hOuT period from $3.50
p. m, until 4:00 p. m, in the edu-
catiOnal building of the Greenwood
Church. Meet her at the Bookmo-
bile, which stops at the fire hall.
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TEMPERANCE COUNCIL - The
Youth Temperance Council En-
campment will be held July 80 at
4 n. m. to August l at 4 D. m. at
Delmarvia Camp Ground near Lau-
rel. Youth of any denomination
will be welcome. Total expense for
the stay will be $500. Bring bed
linens and toilet articles. Delaware
youth must catch the vision of
narcotic education. For further in
formation contact Mrs. Bessie Will
son, Milton.
HELD in BAIL-Phillip Cubbage.
36, Dover, charged with grand lar
ceny of a $4,000 tractor-trailer and
$4,000 worth of potatoes, was held
on $1,000 bail for Superior Court,
by Dover Alderman John H. Con-
rad last week.
He is accused of driving of with
the vehicle, which was parked on
West Street, near Mary, Dover, last
Wednesday night. After a general
broadcast had been sent out by the
Dover police, Cubbage was arrest
ed by Delaware Memorial Bridge
police when he appeared there
with the vehicle and offered his
watch as a pledge for the toll fee.
The truck belongs to Martin
Janeka, Camden, and was in charge
of driver, James Greenfield, when
Cubbage allegedly drove away with
it after the driver had left it parked
PETS-The fifth annual pet show
held by the YMCA last week at the
Water Street Recreation Center
Dover, drew 80 entries and a sizablC
gallery of spectators.
| William Section. with his Brit,
tany dog, captured the trophy fol
the best animal. Margaret Walls
two kittens were adjudged the
prettiest and Judy Emory's Spit,
was rated the smartest.
Gold fish entered by Edward Vo.
shell won the award for smallest
entry and a family of rabbits, en-
tered by Jerry ClayVille, proved tC
be the most unusual among the en-
tries.
Other pets that were on show in
cluded a Temple bird, a hamsteT
squab, hens, two small turtles an,
a large turtle, rabbits, cats, ant
pigeons, all proudly displayed b,
their young owners.
HOSPITAL PROGRESS - Pro
gress made at the Kent Genera
Hospital was outlined to the Dove
Rotary Club meeting in the Dime
Bell Inn recently by Wilbur C. An
derson, executive director of tn
hospital, who called attention t,
the financial report and the Organi
cation plans for the improvement
Of service to the public.
Along with the general plans O
increasing the efficiency of tn
hospital, new equipment and add
tiOnal personnel to the technica
staff have been included in the or
ganizatiOn plans.
Mr.. Anderson made special men
tion of a wing recently added t
b the building. With reference t
the financial status of the hospital
, the speaker pointed out that al
though there are several thousand
of dollars in accounts receivable
this amount is being reduced wit
the hope that in the near futur
the hospital deficit may be ma
+ terially lowered.
! Visiting ROtarians were William
! NJ. Richardson, Arthur F. Walker
and Ralph w. Wine of the Camden
, Wyoming club. David Bryan wa
} the guest of his father, Everett I
Bryan. Club singing was led b
! Walter H. Warrington, with plan
! accompaniment by Mrs. George I
: Tebo.
+ ARROWHEAD - Achievement
r awards to boys from the Delawar
4 area now at their summer en-
= campment at Camp Arrowhead o.
= RehObOth Beach have been an
nounced for the first period by tn
director, Col Ralph /. Sasse. TIL
camp opened July for it's seYent
!. season.
' The recipients we're:
John 5. Charmella, son of DR..
!, Charamella, Wilmington, for rid
!. ing; Charles Pack, son of Mr.. an
C Mrs. Louis J. Pack, for riding, Ian
sports and crafts; Robert E. Bur
D ton. Jr., Wilmington, for ridine