Milford chronicle., 1954-02-26
LEWES

" OeOL sc /. FdfkeTS ~, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker,
2OS Front Street, Lewes, Delaware,
is now at Camp Hale, Colo, TAX
ing part in Exercise Ski Jump.
the Army's 1854 mountain and cold
weather training maneuver.
Private Parker, a truck driver
with the 7th Transportation Truck
BattaliOn's Headquarters Company.
entered the Army last April and
was formerly stationed at Camp
Atterbury, Ind. Exercise Ski Jump,
which will continue through March.
began last month high in the rug
ged Colorado Rockies. around Camp
Hale.
Approximately 5000 troops of
the 511th Airborne Regimental
Combat Team and units of the
Fifth Army will train in sub-zero
temperatures and at attitudes great
er than 10000 feet. Winter war
fare and survival Oversnow move
ment on skis and snowshoes, tao
tical patrols and anti-guerrilla
operations will be stressed during
the exercises which is to be cli-
NAKED by a regimental size field
maneuver.
Adult Education classes started
at the Lewes Special School.
thursday evening, February 18th,
from to 9 o'clock. A registration
fee OF $500 per course was taken
at that time. Due to increased costs
the fee was advanced at a P. T. A.
Executive Committee meeting An
average minimum enrolment of
ten per class was required for the
following classes, ceramics, typing.
spanish, sewing and physical edu-
cation. Mrs. Charles Lowe is chair
man and has assisted in registra-
ton by Mrs. Harold Wallin.
Mr.. William COttingham of Lew
es Is cOnVaiescing at the Broder's
COnvalescent Home i'll Rehoboth.
Delaware.
Captain John Wallerstein is
spending few days ir Monnie. N
e., with Mrs. Wallterstein. who is
Wlntering at her former home with
her father, Mr.. George w. Beaslev
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hilton Suthard
is spending a few weeks here with
Mr. Suthard's mother, Mrs. Mamie
Suthard, at her residence on Null
berry Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Fisher
and daughter, Diana, are expecting
10 move to BlOomingdaIe. N. i
the first Of March, where Mr.. Fish
er mas accepted a position as fore
man in a cannery.
announcement is made of the
wedding of Miss Joan Marie Burg-
hardt' daughter of Mr.. Harry Burg-
hardt, and the late Mrs. Burghardt
10 Mr.. John Burton Dorman'
BOatswains Mate Third Glass. n
5. Coast Guard, son of Mrs. Charles
Powell of Lewes, and the late Mr.
Roy DOrman, which took place on
January Both. The wedding was
held in the Church of Mary Queen
OF Heaven in Brooklyn, with the
Rev. Francis Shammer officiating
Given in marriage by her father
tne bride wore a gown of white
slipper satin and carried a b0u0uet
OF white orchids and white rose
buds. Miss Mary Jane Mccormick
OF Brooklyn was maid of honor.
Ahe best man was Chief Boat
swain James Hamilton, U. s. G. G.
OF Brooklyn. A reception was held
at the Hotel Granada. The bridge
groom is now stationed at the
Rockaway Life Station, N. Y. The
couple will live at 1904 East 52nd
street, in Brooklyn.
The second annual card partv
sponsored by the Lewes Classroom
Teachers Association. has been
postponed until Tuesday, March
Sth, because of conflicting dates
Members of the committee have
met to discuss plans with the de-
sire to make the event even more
successful than last year. Proceeds
Will be used for needed school
projects with the teachers deter
mining the most urgent needs
Ilckets are now available and can
be obtained from any teacher.