Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15

CHICKEN AND DUMPLING
SUPPER The Women of the
Moose are having a chicken and
dumpling supper at the Moose
Home on Route 13, Harrington, on
Saturday, April Is, between 4:3O D.
m. and 200 p. m. Prices, adults.
Sl.25; children, CSC.
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COUNTY FAIR-Mrs. Mildred
Snowberger and Mrs. Betty Rey-
nolds, co-chairmen Of the faculty
county fair, held last Saturday at
Central School, Seaford, reported
$500.
Edward J. MOynihan. high school
principal, will be chairman of a
committee to select the students
70 be given assistance toward col
Iege educatiOns as a result of the
faculty sponsored project.
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TURKEY SUPPER - There will
be turkey supper on Saturday.
April ZS, at the Grange Hall, Mil
Iord, sponsored by the MYF and
Class of Promise Of Lincoln Meth
odlst Church. Menu will consist OF
turkey, white and sweet potatoes.
dressing, cole slaw, cranberry
sauce, pickles, apple sauce, rolls.
butter, coffee and home made pies
Price, adults, $3.50; children. 75c
Serving from 4 to 8 D. m. Proceeds
VIII go to the church building fund.
Your patronage will be appreciat-
ed.
CHEST X.RAYS-The Delaware
State Board of Health Mobile Chest
A-Ray Unit will be at Cliffs Store
in Greenwood on Tuesday. AnriI
lSth, from 1000 a. m.-1:0O D. M.
and 2:OO-4:00 p. m. 1t will only take
you a minuteto get your free an
nual chest x-ray.
This program is being co-sDon-
sored by the Delaware Anti-Tuber-
culosis Society," No appointments
are needed. You do not have to nm
dress. The chest x-ray is the best
known method for detecting early
cases OF tuberculosis, lung tumors
and certain heart conditions.
PERSONNEL IMPROVEMENT -
In order to improve the personnel
management Of the Delaware Me-
mortal Bridge police force. Serge
ant Scott w. Rees recently com
pleted a two-week course on the
subject at Northwestern Univers-
lty, Evanston, Ill, it was announ-
ced this week by Charles T. Cal
lagher, Jr., general manager.
Sergeant Rees received a certi6-
cate at the end of his course and
Ray AshwOrth, acting director of
the Traffic Institute at Northwes-
tern, commended him for his "sus-
tanned interest and application dur
ing the period of instruction" Sew
en- hours daily were spent in class
Plus evening study devoted to re-
view Of notes and completion of
reading assignments, which Mr..
AshWOrth said constituted a rig
Orous schedule.
AS a result of his study" Mr.
Ashworth informed Mr.. Gallagher.
your officer is equipped to help
you improve your department per-
sonnet management activities"
0IORE ROBBED-The hardware
store Of Grafton r. Heather in
Iartly was broken into early last
friday morning and a shotgun. q
luantity of ammunition Of vari-
JUS types, and chain saw, valued
It total of $3.50, were stolen.
State police, investigating the
burglary, learned that a neighbor
lad heard glass crash about 1880
= m, but because of a strong
Wind thought it was glass blown
ut by the wind.
The loot included a .41O gauge
ingle barrel shotgun, a case Of
Il gauge shotgun shells, is boxes
I .4l0 gauge shotgun shells, six
oxes of IL gauge rife slugs which
re used for deer hunting, the chain
aw' which weighs % pounds and
O0 boxes of 20 calibre cartridges.
nth 30 in each box.
No money or equipment of the
tore was taken.
Mr.. Heather is Kent County
egister in chancery and clerk Of
ne orphans court.
Police said entrance was gained
y breaking side window. II is
elieved by police that more than
ne person was involved because
Ome sort of transportation was
ecessary to carry off the loot.