Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22
GEORGETOWN

The local members of the panel
which set forth various careers
for high school juniors and sem
iors recently will act as a perma-
nent committee to counsel them,
Mrs. Ralph S. Baker, chairman for
the program, has announced.
Those from Georgetown who told
the story of the professions and
who will be available for advice
are DR.. Albert j. Wildberger and
DR.. Elizabeth F. Phillips. medical;
Houston Wilson, attorneys; Harry
S. Smith, state insurance commits
sioner. business and government,
the Rev David 6. Mulford, rector of
st. PauIs Episcopal Church, min
listers. and William T. Bant, princi-
pal of the Georgetown Elementary
School, the teaching profession.
Mrs. Baker said that the other
ministers of the town would be a
vailable, too. for advice.
The panel was sponsored by the
Community Affairs Committee of
the Georgetown New Century Club
and the members of the Georgetown
Honor Society.
Also on the panel were Capt
Sterling Simonds, who told the
story of the Delaware State Police;
Col. o. ]. Cejka, National Guard in
structor; WAC 1t. White, Whining
ton and WAF Staff Sgt. Teresa
Kazaras, Baltimore. u. S. Air Force.
DR.. Donald Diffenbaugh, state
director of the Guidance Dept. of
the State Board of Public Instruc-
ton. was moderator for the panel.
Mrs. Carey d. Sapp assisted Mrs.
Baker in the planning.
The theme of the meeting was
Present Problems of Future Lead
ers in Community Affairs"
Sussex Post No. s, American Le-
gion, will extend its Legion -Go-To-
Church" month to include Sunday,
March 3, when the members of the
post and its auxiliary will attend
the new st. Michael, the Arch
angel r. c. Church.
The revised schedule is a follows
for the. remaining church vfsita-
tiOns: Feb. "a. st. Panls Episcopal
Church, II a. M. and March 3. St
Michael's. a. m.
The church visitations are in
support of the Legion's "Back-tO-
God" program.
Commander Littleton gave list
of future programs for the rest
of the Legion year, ending in June,
and including a special dinner for
the members of the Legion Junior
Baseball team the Legion birth
day dinner to be held March 4 at
the Log Cabin; the Legion school
award; Boys State; past COM
manders' night; election of officers
and installation of officers and the
election of delegates and alternates
to the state convention.
Commander Littleton announced
also the visit of the national CON-
mander to Delaware on March 13
and IA, with a dinner in his honor
at Dover March IA; the district
meeting of Sussex District No 4 at
the Milton Legion Home Friday
night; the state convention to be
held in Wilmington Manor, June
q and % and the National conven-
tion to be held in Atlantic City.
Sept. I6 through 10.
Reports were made by Clifton
Rogers, on the ambulance, and bv
Ii9wrence Lind, on membership
during which he said that the 10
cal post is third highest in the
state Ralph Lyons district com
mander, told of the recent mid
winter conference in Dover and
commended the local post on it's
membership record and the worth
while programs it carries on for
the good of the community.
Georgetown Town Council. at a
meeting Thursday night in the
Town Hall, voted unanimously to
retain the same assessment list as
was used last year and 10 keen the
tax rae 1T the same $3.50 per 800.
Ordinarily. the town assessment
list ian't posted until April /, but
the release of the new county re
assessment figures brought the sub
iect into sharp focus in the towns
of the comfy.
At the Georoetcwn Town Cnun
ell meeting, also, Edwin o.. Pepper