Milford chronicle., 1959-10-16

ALL KUN XHEE - WiiliaAt
Wagner, AZ, of near Milton, was in
iured critically when he fell from a
tree, Is feet to the ground on the
of Mrs. Laura Chain or
Street in Georgetown at
sos Tuesday evening.
He was taken to the Kent Me-
mortal Hospital, Dover, where 1t
was found he suffered a possible
fractured skull and possible inter-
nal injuries.
According to police, Wagner was
trimming trees on the property with
Jones of Georgetown when
he suddenly slipped and fell Police
said he landed on hard ground.
HEALTH ASSOCIATION - The
Delaware Association for Health,
Physical Education and Recreation
will hold its annual sectional meet
ing during the convention of the
Delaware State Education Associa-
tion on Friday, October %, at 300
a. M, in the Warner Junior High
School, Wilmington.
DR.. John H. Jenny will preside at
the general session. DIR. George II.
Anderson, Associate Executive Sec
retary of the American Association
for Health, Physical Education and
Recreation, is the keynote speaker.
His topic is Physical Education for
Today's Schools. DR.. Anderson is
a graduate of Courtland State
Teachers College and Syracuse
University.
TO REPRESENT 4. S.-Roland
Derrickson, of Frankford. and Ar
thur Wiley, of Greenwood. will
represent Southern States Coopera-
tive members in this area as dele
gates to the Cooperative's 36th an
nual stockholders meeting at Rich
mond, Va, on October % and %.
Also attending will be Norman
Hickman, J. F. Johnson, and Alvin
Mills. managers of Southern States
Cooperative service agencies in this
section.
General Manager Howard III. Cor
don will present his annual report
of operations on Thursday morn
ing, October 22 He will be aided
by Comptroller Maurice Armbrecht
and w. T. Steele and ]. e. Givens,
directors of the cooperative's
Wholesale and Community Services
Divisions, respectively.
PLAYS WITH FIRE = The John
M. Clayton School Band has several
new features this year, the most
surprising of which is a majorette
who literally plays with fire.
Miss Sammie Wingate, who
comes originally from Virginia. va
cationed there this summer among
relatives high up in national band
circles and there she learned to
twirl burning baton.
She gave an exhibition during
half-time ceremonies at the John
M. Clayton-Selbyvill game in
Georgetown and is believed to be
the first fire-twirler in SUSSEX
County, perhaps in the state.
Other new features of the band,
under the direction of c. Linden
McIlvaine, Jr., are the color guard,
consisting of Connie Clogg and
Janice Hickman, rife bearers, and
Beatrice Siegler and Jean McCabe,
flag bearers.
DSEA DISPLAY - The Delaware
State Education Association Head
quarters Display will be exhibited
in Room las, P. S. DUPONT High
School during the 41st Annual Con-
vention of the DSEA in Wilmington
October 1928.
The DSEA received the Willard
e. Givens Award for the second
consecutive year at the NEA Con-
vention in ST. Louis, Missouri. Del
aware was one of the five states
chosen by a special committee of
the NEA for the headquarters that
depicted the best State Association
program.
The display was exhibited in the
Statler Hotel during the NEA Con-
vention in St. Louis, Missouri, June
28-July 3. The co-chairmen of the
headquarters room display were
Angelo Cataldi, health and physical
education instructor, Marshallton
School and Claudia Beswick, New
ark Special School District.
GREENWOOD LIONS - The
Greenwood Lions Club announces
their sponsorship of Halloween
parade and party for the children
of the Greenwood and Pennington
areas on Saturday night, October
31st, starting at 7:30 p. m.
The parade will form at the west
end of town on Route No. 16 and
march~east on Market st. to Sussex
Avenue, then south to Governors
Avenue and west on Governors
Avenue to Railroad Avenue, on to
community Christmas tree, where
the parade will terminate.
There will be judging of all who
enter the parade in two groups.
ages up to II years and over IL
years. Prizes of $500 first, $500
second and $500 third in each
group for three different categories
Best dressed. funniest, and most
unique making a total of $4,000 In
prizes to be awarded.
Refreshments of cider, dough-
nuts and candies are free to all who
attend. following which there will
be street dancing until 1900 p. m.
EDUCATOR BILLS A sum-
mary of major educational bills
acted on by the General Assembly
and signed into law by the Cover
nor has been mimeographed and
distributed to professional leaders
throughout the State by the Della
ware State Education Association.