Milford chronicle., 1959-10-16
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone: Georgetown $500

Theodore (Chippy) Burton, ",
has been elected president of the
Georgetown Elementary School
Studnt Council, William P. Short,
elementary principal announced
today.
Other officers are Debra Short,
vice president; Marion Shockley,
secretary and Pamela Tingle,
treasurer.
Room representatives on the
council are: Judy King, Andrew
Pusey, Grade 81; Karen Lloyd,
Peter Djakovich, Grade 3-2; Debra
Pittard, Lynn Showers, Grade 3-3;
Linda Short, Greg Hudson, Grade
ga.
Audrey Eshleman, Ann Temple
West, Grade Al; Sally Rogers,
Rodney Wilson, Grade AZ; Chris
tine Wilcox, Gail Larsen, Grade
4-3; Kaddi Martin, Alton Workman,
Grade "a
Ann Richarson, Richard Steven
son, Grade 81; Lindon Veasey,
Ronnie Swartz; Grade So; Pam
ella Swain, Joy Isaacs, 5-3; Kathy
Raleigh, Raymond Martin, Grade
5-4.
Kay Stevenson, Daniel Hartzel,
Grade 6-1; Inga Quillen, Glenn
Hudson, Grade 612; Karen Harper,
Sharon King, Grade 6-3; Jessie
Murray, William Savage, Grade
GA.
The Knights Newscaster will be
published under the leadership of
Rita Hayman and Shirley Holson,
co-editors.
Reporters will be: Debra Chat
fin, Robin Hudson, Karlyn Seeger,
Lynn Moore, Donna White, Sarah
Marsh, Linda Sears, Natalie KEEP
hart, Barbara Smith, Linda Roberts,
Linda White, Daryl Hudson, Bren-
da Wyatt, Janice King, Elaine Pit
tard, Priscilla Jones, Barbara
King, Janice Hudson, Sandra Cor
Itch, Carol Ward, Sharon Carey,
Peggy Kitchens, Lorna Frye, Rom
ME Clauser, Rebecca Pusey, Pat
ricia Djakovich, Bonnie Tunnell,
Bruce Dorey, Heloise Demhoff,
Jack Roach, Catherine Hudson,
Barbara Eshelman.
Captain William l.. Jones of the
Delaware National Guard, was
speaker at the meeting of the
George getown-Millsboro Rotary Club
in Masonic Temple last week He
discussed the recent visit of Kru-
shchev to this country, especially
the proposed disarmament.
n II u, II,
man of the program for the even
ing and introduced Captain Jones.
There were number of visitors
including Ronnie Demmermuth,
new Boy Scout executive for the
county; Arthur Redner, new in
strumental music instructor at the
Georgetown School; u. S. Senator
John ]. Williams and George Will
Jams; Joseph Bateman and Har-
ley TimmOns both of Millsboro;
Hail Bennett, Selbyville and JJack
Hill, Lewes.
The B. ". NJ. Sodality of st.
Michaels R. C. Church, Georgetown
will again sponsor Fall Bazaar,
on Saturday, November 4, from 10
a. m. until p. m. Much attention
has been given in other years,
to the decorations of the booths as
well as to their contests and this
years committees are hard at work
in the church hall.
An added attraction this year will
be a luncheon held between the
hours of IL a. m. and d. M. with
a choice of reasonably priced plat
ters.
General chairman for this years
bazaar are Mrs. Atlee Dale, Miss
Ann Conway and Mrs. Joseph Hy-
linski.
Chairman for the luncheon is
Miss Conway, with co-chairman as
follows: Mrs. William Pusey, Mrs.
Margaret Goodwin, Mrs. Herman
Bastanelli, Mrs. Joseph Zelinsky.
Mrs. James Purcell, Mrs. Thad-
deus Warrington, Miss Thomas
enc Warrington, Mrs. John Cooper
and Mrs. Wesley Sheppard.
Chairman for the various booths
are:
Mrs. Leonard Lenox and Mrs.
James Macarthur, baked goods and
candy; Mrs. Edward Moran and
Mrs. Joseph Becker, Tomm Bella:
Mrs. Patrick Ryan and Mrs. Rob-
ert Murphy, parcel post; Miss Cath
crime Fort and Mrs. Margaret
Sears, children's booth; Miss Bar
bara Geiger and Mrs. Frederick
Geiger, fancy work and gifts; Mrs.
William Couch and Miss Patricia
Ryan, wishing we'll; Mrs. Thomas
Short and Mrs. Norman Christop-
herson, religious articles and
greeting cards; Mrs. Anthony Piz-
zuto and Miss Mary Pizzuto, white
elephant, and Mrs. Dorothy Brock