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Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
Milford HiqE,
School News
Honor Ron

Honor Roll
The following pupils have been
placed on the academic honor roll
for the second marking peviod:
IL: Glenn Ingram, Ricb4rd Ros-
ker, Jean Acko, Anne Hackaan,
Ellen KunkIe
IL: Donna Fischer, Carol Kline.
81: Allan Dallas, Conall Glib
son, Ira Ted Lewis, Carolyn Fin
nifty. Rachael Grier, Mary Hudecz.
Mary Lou Landlord, Kay Mercer,
Lana Sharp.
81: Maxson Crumb, Mary Lou
Garbutt, Sharon Kirby, jeanne Le-
gates, Constance Walls, Lorraine
Williams.
8-3: Tom Munce.
Sd: Shirley Bryant.
9-1: Marlyn Bennett, Jacqueline
Belts, Virginia Boyce, Nancy Glen
daniel.
go: Jacob Friedman.
9-3: Linda Grier, Norma Hop
kins, Elaine Isaacs.
"a: Charles Murphy, Terri
Lynch.
9-5: Helene Western.
1872: Donald Fisher, Sharon
Hit, Kay Isaacs.
1913: Kenneth Kerr, Charles
Pack, Donna Lingo, Sue Metz.
10-4: Carole Strahle.
1915: Sarah Milbury, Saralee
Webb.
Ill: John Benson.
Ia: Bill Mayhem. Elaine Rutt.
lbs: Charles Wilkerson. Bob
Williams.
12-1: Sally Belts.
1872: Henry Kuratle.
1873: John Shockiey, Sandra
Fitzgerald, Connie Parvis, Carole
Steiner.
Varsity Faculty Basketball
The Varsity will get their first
taste of game competition on Fri
day, December 10, when they play
the Faculty team. Immediately fol-
lowing the game a dance will be
held in the high school gymnasium.
The Faculty team has won three
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
PENNINGTON
Bsthany Church oil the Brethren

nSznAN8 9Haftn Oh fne BFeGnFen
A feature of the Sunday morning
worship service this Sunday at IL
a. m, will be Carol Singing led
by our church chorister, Mrs. Les
ter Taylor There will be an ex-
planation of the origin OF each of
the six Carols sung. The message
will be entStad. The Christmas
STAR If you do not have a regular
place OF worship or IL the preach
ing service is not in your church
this Sunday morning. you are in
vited to worship with as on this
third Sunday of Advent. Christmas
could mean SO much more il we
prepare our hearts through wor-
ship to receive anew The Gift of
Gods love.
The Young Adults of the Church
of the Brethren of this peninsula
will meet at 2 o'clock Sunday after
noon in Pennington. The president
of the young adults of the host
church is Mrs. Lewis Dood.
The young people of the church
will have their Christmas 0bser-
vance Sunday evening. 1880 in the
Fellowship Hall.
A truck from the World Service
Center, New Windsor, Md, will stop
at our church Tuesday. December
18th to pick up clothing and grease
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
Delaware Food Market
Report

The new citrus fruit season is
definitely underway. but ii is or
weeks late. Early estimates in
dicate now that the citrus crop is
larger than last years freeze and
drought damaged crops. You have
probably noticed that you are pay
ing more for citrus fruit than you
did at this time last year. and def
nitely more for most kinds of citrus
juice. This viii continue to be the
picture since many orchards were
totally ruined In the citrus belt
OF Florida last year. Despite these
increases In prices. citrus juice re-
mains q relatively inexpensive
source Of Vitamin c.
This week local markets will
have many specials on both
oranges and grapefruit. However.
the prices will be a little higher
than they were last week on
oranges particularly. This increase
10 possibly due to the increase In
size of this fruit.
Big demands have driven up the
price OF Delicious apples. They are
now ranging from Id TO 23 cents a
lib. Cooking apples are still cheap
and the supply is adequate. This
Is the season for winter pears and
they are down In price with quality
excellent. Bananas are still lux
ury item and both red and white
grapes are steady in price selling
between 20 and 29 cents lb.
The bottom has dropped out of
the egg market at the farm level
and evidence of this is seen at the
grocery store this week. Grade A
large eggs are down about SC on the
dozen. Having eggs plentiful and at
reasonable prices rs certainly good
news for all OF us with all the
Christmas baking ahead.
The meat picture Is back to its
.pye-Thanksgiving level. Turkeys are
up in price as well as most other
meats. The best chance TO get good
buys" is during weekend sales.
Look for steaks as well as beef
rosasts to be features again. Pork
chops are up again but fresh pork
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

shoulders are down penny or two.
Whole smoked hams which have
been been gradually going up. rose
another penny. but they too can be
found on special sale at quite a
savings.
With such excellent growing wea-
ther in Florida. continue to look
for good buys almost summes tlGse
prices) on sweet corn, cucumbers.
egg plant, and radishes. For the
most part all vegetables except
white potatoes, carrots and the
above four vegetables will cost a
little more this week.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
WHO'S IxCoMpETENT1

TOLEDO. Ohio (H)-A civil SER
vice test was held to pick = replace
ment for city refuse supersntend~
ent Julius Horvath. whom city ma1a-
ager Russell w. Rink wanted to Are
as incompetent The top qualified
among 10 applicants: Horvath.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

Columbia University's research
schooner Verma is now on a 10
month scientific cruise down the
west coast of South America. The
scientists are investigating re-
ports there is gigantic sea mons
ter" in the region.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

In exploring cliff dwellings in
the Mesa Verde National Park,
Colo. radio direction finders and
other electronic equipment are us
ed. These help to avoid cutting
trees in the explorations.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

In classical Greece elections.
white or black balls were dropped
into an urn to denote for-or-
against votes. Hence the modern
term 'sblackbaIl."
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-12
City Council Meeting Notes

A special meeting of the Nome City Council was held last evening.
 Councilman Osborne reported progress on the project of getting a small boat anchorage in the Nome Harbor.
 Pete Hahn was sold the East 8 feet of lot 52 in Block 30 at as- sessed valuation.
 The council took action to pub- fish all delinquent taxes and to foreclose on all unpaid taxes.
 The matter of additional pay ment for the Short Bros, who made the survey, was tabled for the time being.
 An agreement was signed with the U. s. Smelling Co. for the use of mining property for the city dump.
 Jennie Frasier voiced an objec- ton to the council, for changing the area behind the breakwater into city lots to be made available for sale.
 Chief of Police Marvik was authorized to attend a special fire school at Fairbanks at the end of the month.
 Carrie McLain was authorized to answer phones and do office work for the City Clerk while the City Clerk and City Patrolman are making the fire and wiring inspections throughout the com munity during the next month.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-12
Harold Lyle Returns
 For Hometown Visit For First Time In 40 Years

Harold Lyle, accompanied by his wife, arrived here yesterday from San Bernardino on his first visit home with his mother, Emma Lyle, since 1918, when he left with the World War I contingent from this area.
 He observed that it will be 40 years next week since he left, and much of Nome has changed since that time. He is looking for familiar faces and places.
 Recently he attended the Inter national Sourdough convention and met many former Nomeites, including Catherine Ampher, Elm ma Cameron, and other Nomeites who wanted to be remembered to their friends here.
 The Lyles plan to remain here for about a week before returning home, and will stop in Fairbanks to visit with a brother, Robert Lyle.
 MT. Lyle is looking forward to seeing the remains of Nome's first airplane, which was discovered recently in an old warehouse, as he remembers that in 1912 or thereabouts he was one of the privileged citizens to assist in pushing it down Gold Hill for the take-off. The plane was made and designed by musician, Profes- sor Peterson.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-12
Judge and Mrs. Hodge Return To Nome After Vacation In Hawaii

Judge ana Mrs. Walter Hodge returned yesterday from a vaca- tion and business trip which took them to the Hawaiian Islands by boat for a ten-day visit, and then back to California, where Judge Hodge attended the Pre-trial Sem mar held at Los Angeles for all judges of the 9th District Circuit Courts and law deans and pro- fessors of several colleges.
 The Hodges then went to Coro- nado, Calif., where Judge Hodge attended the annual three-day 9th District Circuit Court Judges conference with Judge Albert Stephens presiding. Hodge stated that the conference was held at the famous Coronado Hotel, which is seventy years old.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-12
Boy Scout Leader
 Visited Here Wednesday

D. l.. Roberts, of the National Council of Boy Scouts of Amer ica, who is a director of the divi- sion of relationships, visited Nome Wednesday with Tod Purcell, of the Midnight Sun Council.
 Mir Roberts helps communities in their co-ordinating of religious relationships and encourages the various churches to form their own troops.
 He observed that "a Scout is reverent," and therefore should be active in his own church, and explained to the church leaders here at an impromptu meeting at the home of Rev. Bibb that spe- cia1 religious awards are made for church work of Scouts. The God and Country" award is giv- en through the church, with spe- cial training for Protestants, Cath olics, Mormons, Lutherans, Epis- copalians, Buddhists, etc.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-12
M. s. North Star of BIA In Boring Sea

Leo Murphy, genial administra- tor of AMIGA, arrived here yes terday from the north after a visit with some of the Eskimo CO., operative stores in this area who are being serviced this week by the North Star.
 He states that the co-operatives are. in better shape this year and progressing satisfactorily. The North Star is scheduled to take the Diomede Eskimo families now in Kotzebue to their winter is- land home at which time supplies will be unloaded.
 The ship has a few more stops before proceeding to Nunivak Is- land to pick up reindeer after which it will come to Nome for the King Island group.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-12
Rally Day Sunday
 At Covenant Church

A special program is planned for the attendants at the Rally Day Sunday at the Covenant Church next Sunday at 10 am. At that time there will be the in stallation of the new Sunday School officers who were elected at the annual Sunday School busi- ness meeting last Tuesday.
 Mir. Kenneth Anderson was elected as superintendent with Tommy Tungwenuk as assistant. The Primary superintendent was Mrs. K. Anderson, with Mrs. Wal lace McIver as the Cradle Roll superintendent. Roy Carlson was voted in as pianist, and Mrs. Earl Towner continues to be the sec retary.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-12
E. H. Swick of BPR Due Here Sept. 20

E. H. Swick, head of all Bureau of Public Road work in the terri tory, accompanied by represen- tative from the Department of Commerce from Washington, D. C., and H. w. Woody" Johan- son, who is in charge of the work in the Nome and Fairbanks dis tricts, are expected to be here about Sept. 2Oth, it has been reported.
 An invitation is being extended by the Nome Chamber of Com merce for the group to attend a meeting of the Chamber about that time, special meeting if necessary.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-12
New Wien Schedule Goes Into Effect On Monday

Vein Airlines have announced a change of schedule effective next Monday. The new schedule will be daily except Sunday with flights via Kotzebue on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and direct to Nome on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 The airline's new schedule will be published on Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-12
INVITATION TO BID

Sealed bids will be received in inc office of the City Clerk until 5 pm. September 22, 1858. on inc following:
 Furnishing wafer 10 City Hall. per gallon basis. The City reserves inc right 10 reject any and all bids.
 ROBERT E. SCOTT,
 City Clerk.
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The Nome nugget., 1958-09-12
EPISCOPAL COMMUNION ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON

There will be Holy Communion on Sunday afternoon at pm. for members of the Episcopal Church and on Tuesday and Thursday evening at 8 p.m., with Rev. Thomas Osgood of Kotzebue off ciating.
 The three services will be held at the Community Methodist Church.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-12

Prof. Howard c. Wilcox, 63, on the staff of the Alaskan Air Command and onetime dean of mines at the University of Alas ka, was among the victims of an air crash at Elmendorf Air Force Base Tuesday in which 13 people were killed.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-12
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL

Mary Moses, Thomas Allurac, Martha Apok.
 Discharged: Sarah Thomas. An thony Pushruk, Art Johnson.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Apok are the parents of a daughter born today at the hospital.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06

~ SIMPATICA FIESTA DE LA ALIANZA-Con gran Iuci.
mientO y dentrO de un ambiente de %cOrdialidad celebr0 en-
dias pasadOs la AlanZa Interamericana una fiesta en- la Casa
de las Americas a la cuaI cOncurri6 un nutrido grupo de per.
S%onalidades. ...4a.
Entire las %actividades de la tarde ocup6 lugar especial la
enrega de una bella bandera de la Repdblica del Peru pOr ell
Consul General de csc pals en- Miami, senior don Fernando
Rodriguez Pastor, y la presentation de "Medallas de la Fun.
dadora" a los sOciOs Julio Mendez y sonora, Carmela de Men,
DEE, senior Marcos Kohly y sonora, Alicia de Kohly, DR.. Ma.
nueI Gonzalez y sonora, Inesita de Gonzalez, senior NestOr
Morales y sonora, Virginia de Morales, sonora AIDA Anderson,
sehora Mercedes Carr, sonora Margaret Norman, sonora Mer.
eedes de Sarriera, sonora Maria Salas, DIR. Carlos justin, Sc.
nor Jules Pearlman y sehorita Carmen Alloy en- aprecio de sus
esfuerzos sobresalientes dentro de las ~actividades de la
4 sociaci6n.
Las presentes graficas nos muestran a dOha Virginia de
4Torruella, Fundadora de la ALBANIA, en- compahia de don
Hugo Nichols, Consul de Colombia en- Miami, la bella sehorita
Mercedes CrespO "Reina del Cafe, y un distinguish grupo
de eoIombianOs que Sc halaban de vista en- Miami; vemos en-
otro grupo, en- momentos que participant del delicioso buffet,
a la sonora DnOra de Sicree, sonora Mercedes de Sarriera,
sonora Inesita de Gonzalez, sonora Norma Perez de Jones,
sonora AIDA Anderson y senorita Paquita Rabell; y otro grupO
de elegantes damas que realzaron con SUI presencia tan ca.
lido actO, siendO elias la sonora Alicia de Kohly, sonora de
Rush, senorita Rosita Garibaldi y sonora Carmela de Mendez.
- FOto GORT).
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
Bodas de Aeero

boddS ue AeeF0
Celebran en- ell dia de hoy la
grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de
Acero, once amos de dichosa
union matrimonial, Ell senior
Mario Villaz6n y sonora, Flora
CALICO de ViIlaz6n, miembros
apreciados de nuestra colonia
Guiana residente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras
mas caras felicitaciones y votos
porque d~isfruten de muchos
amos mas de compression con-
yugal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
Compromise Matrimonial

StHVaSV
Queremos ser los prmeros en-
~felicitar cordialmente a la gen.
til pareia tornado por ell Sc
nor Antonio CorderO y sonora,
Gloria A. de COrderO, con mo-
two de la grata celebration de
un nuevo aniversario de bodas
en- ell dia de hoy.
ComidG Informal
FL senior Raul ]. Valdes, v
sonora Dora B~ustamante de
Vlldes, ofrecieron una conf.
da informal en- SUI residential
de Coral Gables en- noches pa.
sadas, para festejar al senior
Camilo Bilbao Romaguera Y Sc
nora, Otilia Fernandez de Bill.
baO, de Barranquilla, Colon
bia. qulenes Sc encuentran en-
Miami desde hace algunos dias
disfrutando de una temporada
de recreo.
Fueron invitadas ademas,
numerosas de sus otras amista-
des.
-(Pasa a la nag. o.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
Margaret
Cosas Que Debemos Saber

LA PALoMA, simbolo de
Eros, representa- ell candor, Ia
ternuras, y elevada hasta 10 SUI
blime constituye Ell sin1bolo del
Espiritu Santo.
$50
Cuando ell ambar estS deseo-
lorido Sc 10 frota con ereta mo-
jada en- aqua; luego se lie pasa
una franela con aeeite de DIVA
y por ultimo una tela de lana.
Las danzas espaiioIaS inseodW-
cidas en- la Argentina y otros
paises sudamericanos Sc desig-
naban: chacona, gallarda, lara
banda, aqua de nieve, paspie o
pasapie, minue, fandango, con-
tradanza y gavota.
Mujeres Y hombres encarga-
dos de ordenar vacas en- Suiza
reciben mas formal 81 tienen
buena voz, poruue Sc ha dsscu-
bierto que estos animales dan
I'm quinto mas de leche euando,
mientras Sc las ordefa, eseu-
chan una melodia emitida con
voz agradable.
FL "Ramayana" es I'm grandio-
so poema indio de spoca muy
remota, escrito en- sancrito, en-
ell que Sc canta la victoria de
Rama (Visnu enearnado) sobre
Ravana, dios de los denonios.
%"E
La sosa Sc encuentra en- las
cenizas de las plantas marinas
llamadas fucos; en- la industria
Sc extrae de la sal, y fue SUI des-
cubridor ell quimico frances Nj.
colaS Leblanc.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06

I'm eaparazon de tortuga ri.
gantesca que Sirvio de cuna a
Enrique " Sc guarda aln CO.
mo reliquia en- Ell castillo-n1u-
SEQ de Pau.
DE LAMARTINE: "Olvidar a
los mHertos es olvidarse a 81 mis-
mo-.
Camellos que Sc han sido
adiestrados para largas trave-
sias pueden andar por d{a de
100 a 100 kilometres.
Collares y brazaletes de cuen-
tas de collar que conbinen cor
los tonos de los atavioS depor-
tives y de playa constituyen una
de las notas novedosas earacte-
fistieas de esta temporada.
49,
La uniea especie de cafe que
Sc cultiva en- America Latina
es la arabiga, oriunda de Etio-
pia, donde crece silvestre.
~&
BL REFRAIN: 81 que puede
esperar, TODD 10 viene a alean.
Ear.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06


candidates.? Muchos miles. Ell
uniforme es bonito, pero Ell
salario bajo 81 Sc tiene en-
cuenta ell riesgo. Hay posi-
bllidad de encontrar un no.
vic rico, pero tambien exis,
to Ell peligro de verse envuel-
ia en- un "affaIre" peligroso.
rs agradable yer ell mundo
a 10000 pies de altura, pero
81 empleo exige una serie de
obligaciones que no son tan
romanticas como puede ina
sinarse. Aparte de TODD este,
hay que ser 1oven, bonita,
a~tractiva, y hace falta, en- ge-
neral, haber cursado dos amos
de college. Sin remontarse
al cielo, una muchacha que
rauna estas condolences pue.
de hallar un excelente en-
pleo en- la terra, mas perma-
nente, mas SECURE, mas sen.
sato. Antes de decidirse hay
pues que tener muchas pre-
cauciones.
Llegar a modelo ss una as
(PaSa a Ia Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
K|MM
IL cucharadita de pimies.

ia.
Coloquense las papas v las &c
bollas EN- una cacerola y ana
dase ell aqua. Cuando esten h
geramente cocidas Sc anaden,
la sal, la pimienta, y Sc deja her
viz. Sc mezcIan la harina y el
huevo con I'm tenedor. Cuando
la sopa este hirviendo Sc ana
de la mezcla de harina v hue
vo y Sc deja cocer 10 minutes
mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
soPA DE PAPAs

8 papas de tamaho media
no.
: ceboAas sFandes
3 tazas de aqua
8 tazas de leche
4 cucharadas de nantequi-
la.
! huevo
l taxa de harina
3 eucharadas de sal
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06

Dos Amos
Celebra en- Of dia de hoy sus
dos antics de edad, la preciosa
ch;quilla Denise Susan Noguei.
ras, hijs del DR.. Humberto No.
gueiras y sonora, Mary Con.
Ealez de NOgueiras, distingui-
dos miembros de nuestra CO.
lonia Guiana residente en- Mia.
mi.
LIE enviamos nueStras mas ca
lidas felicitaciones, que tam
bien hacemos extensivas a sus
amantisimos padres, y lie desea.
mos una larga y venturosa exis-
tencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
FrSx4rr'o EnTaee

Finas esquelas nos participant
ell enlace matrimonial de la be.
LA y gentiI senorita Alcira Nal.
donadO, hija del estimado ca
ballero colombiano DIR. Rafael
MaIdonadO Sanchez, con ell CO.
rrecto caballero senior Mario
GarceS. hijo del senior Mario
Garces y sonora, dona Mia
Osorio de Garces, tambien miem
bros muy apreciados de nues-
ira co1onia colombiana residen-
tie en- Miami.
La boda tendra lugar ell sa.
bedo veinte de Diciembre, a
las nueve de la manana, en- la
Iglesia Catolica de San Pedro
Y San Pablo y una vez termina-
dos los ritos religiosos ell pa
DIRE de la novia ofrecera una
reception en- los salones del
Top of the Columbus a la cual
ha sido invitado I'm selecto CRU
pc de amistades de ambas ia
milias Contingencies.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06

Sentimental
per Amaranta

Diriianss Las eonsuItAs a RUzUN SENTIMENTAL, P. 0. Box 500,
International Airport, Miami n, Fla. ROganos a los lectores o
IectoraS Qpe tirmen u cartaS con I'M pseud6nimo o iniciales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06

CAMERAS
Querida Amaranta: He ter
minadO mis- eStudios de High
School" y vOy a elegir carre-
ra, perO naturaImente me
agradaria iniciar una carrera
femenina que tenga algdn
attractive. Me gustaria por
ejemplO, ser modelO o arts.
ia. Tampoco me disgustaria
ser airline hostess. SQuS
opinion tiene listed respectO
a las earreras de las mueha.
chas?
Margaret
Hay carreras que entusias-.
man., y defraudan. Por elem.
plo las tres que tanto lie agra
dan A listed. Examinemos So
meramente las caracteristi.
cas- de cada una de elias.
Conseguir un pueSto de air.
lines hostess o azafata como
Sc dice en- espanol, no es IA
Gil. Hay unas 5000 eamareras
de avion en- los Estados Uni
dos, Gpero cuantaS son las
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
RienYenides

Recientemente llegaron a
fiiar su Residential en- Fort
Myers, Florida ell senior Arthur
r. TOlp y sonora, la gentil da-
ma panamena Nilsa Parelia
AizpurIa de TOIp, acompaha-
dos de sus ninos Arturo, Wilma
y Karl . 49,. 49,. ...
Para estos nuevos floridanos,
nuestra mas calida bienvenida
y deseos de que SUI permanent
cia aqui sea p%rolongada y ven
turosa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

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