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Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Methodists To Break
Ground At Magnolia
Rev. Roy L. Tawes, Sen. ]. A.
Frear VIII Participate

On June 21 ground will be brok-
en- for the new educational build
ing to be constructed by the Mag
nolia Methodist Church. The pro-
gram will begin on Saturday, June
20 with the MYAF and WSCS spon-
soring a festival from noon until
6 p. m. There will be entertain-
ment for all ages consisting of
games, tricks, animal show, horse
shoes, pony rides and music. Re-
freshments will be on sale.
Following the morning. worship
service on Sunday ground will be
broken for the educational build
ing. Participating in the ground
breaking services will be Rev.
Roy Tawes, Dover District Super
intendent and Senator ]. Allen
Frear, Jr.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
ManyMiltordians To
AttendVFW Meeting
Post Commander Dave
Hugg Who Is Also Con-
ventiOn Chairman Esti-
mates so Will Be Pres
ent.

An estimated fifty Milfordians
will participate in various phases
of the Annual Conventions of the
Departments of Delaware, Vet
erans of Foreign Wars and Ladies
Auxiliary, at Rehoboth Beach, on
June 1920, according to announce
ment made recently by David S.
Hugg, commander of Milford's
Blue Hen Post No. 64S3.
Commander Hugg, who is also
general chairman for the 29th an
nual state convention of the VFW
pointed out that Blue Hen Post,
as one of the states largest vet
erans organizations, will have vot-
ing strength of 28 delegates in the
mems session, and that, in addi-
ton to these delegates, a sizeable
group of alternates and visitors
from Post 6483 will undoubtedly
be present at Rehoboth Beach.
Participating in the Ladies Anxili-
airy Convention, running concur
rent with that of the men, will be
four delegates, three alternates,
and several others who hold de-
partment offices.
At least five members of the
Blue Han Post delegation will
have individual roles in conven-
tion proceedings. Com mande r
Hugg, as convention chairman, will
open the convention and will also
serve as a member of several sub
committees. Past Post Comman-
der Clement ]. Nevin, as depart
ment Inspector, is chairman of the
convention auditing committee.
Past Post Commander JauI j. Du,
phily is member of the resolu-
tions committee: Past Post Com
mander~ Harold r. Welch will be
officer -the-day at the conven-
ton business sessions.
fcontinued on page sevenl
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Plans Complete For
The Chicken Festival
Features Will Include
Exhibits, Cooking And
Beauty Contests And
TIL e Use Of TIL e
Worlds Largest Fry
ing Pan.

The 18th Annual DelMarVa
Chicken Festival will be held this
year in Dover, Delaware, on June
25, 26 and 9th. The festival will
feature exhibits, cooking contests,
beauty contests and many other
outstanding events all designed to
make the public more aware of this
tremendous Poultry industry To-
Gated here on the Eastern Shore.
An outstanding feature of the
festival will be the operation, by
the Dover Kiwanis Club, of the
Worlds Largest Frying Pan. This
frying pan was first used in the
festival here in Dover a number
of years ago and is returning to
it's birthplace for the first time
since then. The pan itself weighs
500 lbs and is 10 feet in diameter,
it holds 80 gallons of cooking oil
and it is estimated that in the three
days of the Chicken Festival that
over $4,000 quarters of chicken
will be cooked
In conjunstion with the frying
pan the Dover Kiwanis Club will
also be operating the Chicken Bar
beque, which features 100 feet of
charcoal pits, it is estimated that
5000 halves of chicken will be
cooked in the three days that it is
in operation. World famous Del
Mar-Va Barbecue Sauce will be
used in the preparation. "
The frying pan will be in opera
ton from IL noon to closing time
every day and will feature the
following Menu.
Chicken Snacks-50c Il Fried
Chicken and roll.
Chicken Platter-75c u Fried
Chicken, french fries, baked beans,
roll and butter and soft drink.
The Barbecue will be in opera
IcOnttnued on paga eIAverl
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Rehoboth Beach Is
Drawing Good Crowds
Influx OF Visitors Indicates New
Records May Be Established

While less advertised and pub
licized than other larger Atlantic
Coast resorts and still lacking in
convention facility, Rehoboth Beach
nevertheless continues to attract
larger crowds each season, notes
the Delaware State Development
Department.
The early-season influx of out
of-state visitors, particularly from
the Washington area, indicates that
new records may well be estab-
lished this season at the Delaware
resort.
One reason for Rehoboth Beach s
increasing popularity, according
to the Development Department,
is the fact that virtually every
type of summer recreation is avail
able in and near the resort-swim-
ming, water skiing. grabbing, clam
ming and fishing of every variety
CONTINUED on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Minimum Wheat Price
Set AT $2.06 In Kent
OF Price Is Made
BY r. Harry Wilson, Dover

The minimum basic price sup
port rate on 1959-crop wheat in
Kent County has been set at $2.06
per bushel, according to Chairman
R., Harry Wilson of the Kent Agri-
cultural Stabilization and Conser
vation County Committee at Dover
The basic county rate is for No.
/ wheat without garlic. 1t is fur
ther adjusted up or down for grade
and quality to determine the sup
port price for the individual far
mer.. Most premiums and discounts
for 1959-crop wheat support are
the same as those in the 1913 pro-
gram.
AS in previous years, the far
mer, will be able to obtain price
support on his 1959-crop wheat
either by getting a loan on farm
stored or warehouse-stored gain or
by entering into a purchase agree
ment with the government. Sup
ports will be available from har-
CONTINUED on page sevenJ
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19

she said, and experience has indi-
Gated Is points to promote safety
in using power mowers. These are:
1. Know how to disengage the
clutch or stop the engine quickly.
2. Allow expansion space when
filling the fuel tank. The heat of
the sun causes gasoline to ex-
pand, and if gasoline is spilled
over the hot engine, fire can occur.
8. Do not refill when the engine
is hot; this also can cause fire.
When refilling the fuel tank, re-
fill it out of doors.
4. Store gasoline in an approved
container.
5. Foot protection such as the
wearing of safety shoes is a good
idea to avoid foot injuries when
you are using a. rotory type now
er.
Continued on page nine)
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Miss Liberty Belle
To Visit Gov. Boggs
Ceremonies VIII Be Held At Dover
On June % At gals p. MI.

miss Liberty Belle, who is
heading a delegation of Philadel-
phians on tour of the Is original
states via the Philadelphia Lib
erty Bell Special" of the Trailways
Bus System, will visit Governor
Boggs at the State Capitol, on
Monday, June %, at 2:15 p. m.
Miss Liberty Belle, who is
school teacher Joan Marie Bergen,
27, of 1892 Chew Ave-, Philadel-
phia will present Governor. Boggs
with floral Liberty Bell as an
invitation to the climax of Phila-
delphia's Freedom Week celebra-
tion on July 4.
The independence Day cere-
monies, at Philadelphia Inde-
pendence Square, will be high
lighted by the raising of the work
ing model of the new 49-star
continued on mage nva'
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
w. S. Carpenter, Jr.
Heads u OF d Trustees

Walter S. Carpenter. Jr., chair
man of the board of E. /. DUPONT
de Nemours & Company, has been
elected president of the board of
trustees of the University of Della
ware, succeeding former Federal
Judge Hugh M. Morris who retired
last month.
Mr.. Carpenter, who joined the
board in April, fills a vacancy
created by the expiration of the
term of former Governor C. Doug
lass Buck, trustee since 1941.
Commenting on the choice of the
new president, DR.. John A. Per-
CONTINUED on page tenl
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Dairy Festival Will
Be Held At Houston
Plans Complete For Fifth Annual
Fete Tomorrow Evening

The fifth annual Dairy Festival
sponsored by the Houston Cardi-
nal All Clubs will be held in Hous-
ton at the Fire Hall on Saturday,
June 20th at 500
Mr.. William Henderson, Sussex
County Agent will be the Master
of Ceremonies for the event
Each girl will arrive attired in
dungarees and will test her skill
at milking a COW. After milking,
she will change into party clothes
and will be judged on her poise,
charm and personality. The win
ner will be crowned and become
"The 1859 Dairy Princess of Kent
County.
Ice cream and milk will be serv-
ed. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Maynard Grunstra
Achieves Fine Record
Houston Youth Graduated With
HOnOrs At EllzabethtOwn


A Milford area student has been
named to the Deans List of Honor
for, the second semester at Eliza
bethtown College "ecording to
Dean Roy McAuley.
He is Maynard Grunstra, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Seba Gcnnstra Hous-
ton, Del.
Grunstra was granted Bache-
lor, of Arts degree in Liberal Arts
at graduation. exercises earlier this
month. He is preparing for the
ministry. He is a '55 graduate of
Milford High School.
Students are required to earn
at least a 3.5 academic average
for. the marking period in order
to be named on the Deans List. A
perfect average is 40.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19

being carried out on a national
basis under the direction of the
International Stuntman's Associa-
ton. Points are scored by the con-
testants for the number of times
which a car is rolled over wheel-to-
wheel. Some of the stock cars de-
molished in the event have been
rolled over 10 times by the same
driver.
Bill Ward from Vancouver,
British Columbia, and Jimmy
Johnson of Los Angeles Cali
fornia will be two of the stunt
drivers in this event, with each
having scored more than a thous-
and points and having a substan-
tial lead over their nearest COM
petitors.
Ward and Johnson will also take
a major role in other thrilling
Continued on page twelvel
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Boys Body Found
Is Second Crash Victim
Was Tossed 145 Feet BY The
Impact; Discovered 12 Hours Later

The body of a 15-year-old youth
was found hidden by weeds where
he had been tossed las feet from
an overturning car on Route 212,
near Milton, on Sunday.
Discovery of the body was made
about IL hours after the accident
in which the boys father also was.
fatally injured.
Victims of the double fatality are
John d. Winstead, Jr., of near
Camden and his father, John d.
Winstead, 36.
Mr.. Winstead suffered his fatal
injuries when his car ran over
him after he was tossed from the
overturning vehicle on the back
road which runs between Milton
and Milford. He died in the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital, less than
(continued on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Senior Citizens Had
Picnic On Monday
Delightful Affair Was Held AT
Willis Cottage At Slaughter Beach

In response to the kind invi-
tation of MIR. and Mrs. J. Spencer
Willis, Jr., thirty-six members Of
Milford's Senior Citizens Club and
fifteen guests enjoyed a picnic out
ing at the Willis cottage at Slaugh-
ter Beach on Monday, June is. 1t
made a happy termination of the
regular meeting Of this group
which will resume on October 8,
at the Century Club. A group song
and prayer preceded the covered
dish supper planned to the extent
that plenty of fried chicken, hot
casserole dishes and cake were
assured but many "pot-luck" sur
prises rounded out the menu. The
regular members present were:
Mrs. Frank B. Austin, Mrs. Imly
Showell Abbott, Mrs. Wallace
(continueo on page seven
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Tournament Of Thrills To
Be HighIight Of The Fair

Two stockmode twisting
demolished of
Thrills competition
the Kent & Sussex County
whic
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Nancy Pearson Is Named 4-H
Kent Dress ReUue Princess

Nancy Pearson daughter Raymond
matching
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Painful Accidents Can Be
AUOided In Using MOiUers


Delaware Safety Council declared yesterday offering
president said that
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PROPOSALS

THE CAMERON STATION EX-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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mediately available for senior level personnel
holding BIS or MS degrees.
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SENIOR MECHANICAL

Design and development of electro mechanical
equipment. Requires thorough knowledge of
packaging electrical components especially tran
sisters and sub-miniature tube circuits.