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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

mas podvorise sa svakovrsnim
dobrim picem.
Gospodja Vlastelich i ME
zin suprug bill su iznenadje-
nj, kada su stupili u prosto-
rije vidjeli onako lijepi broj
sakupljenih kumova i ostalih
prijatelja sve cd st. Cathe-
rines do Hamiltona i okolice
Grimsby. Nastalo je veselje i
pjesme, koje je trajalo do kas-
no u noci. Nize potpisani je
pozdravio nase prijatelje, go
spodju Vlastelich njezina SUI
pruga ujedno i'm izrucio LIE
pi dar, koji je doprinijela CHE
la skupina. Takodjer Sc "a
hvalio n a s i m vrijednim ku-
haricama, koje su spremile O.
mako bogatu veceru.
Napomenuti mi je JOS i O.
vo, da su nasi prijatelji Via
stelich n avrsili 35 godina
bracnog zivota 9. januara O.
We godine. Stoga u ime svih
njihovih prijatelja mi i'm cd
srca cestitamo i zelimo, da
mnogo drugih godina sretno
i veselo docekali.
Prize naseg rastanka brat
M. Vlastelich Sc je zahavlio
svima ma ovako lijepoj pri-
redbi "a njegovu suprugu i
MEGA, kao i ma lijepom daru.
John ButkOvich,
prijatelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

vojka vrlo dobra plesacica.
Ona sada polazi skolu kako
bi cim prize naucila engleski
jerk.
Dok sestr-i K atici zelimo
srdacnu dobrodoslicu u nase
redove i sve najbolje u Ii
votu, cestitamo njenom stri-
GU i strini ma plemenitom ci-
nu, kojim su omogucili ovoj
mladoj djevojci da zivi ma
preduje u slobodnoj Kanadi.
Jack Buban, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

djedu bah, Ivanu | Marif
Vuksan, koji sc pobrinuse "a
svoju unuku, i dadose ju u
claniti u nase redove.
U odsjeku je nasla svoga
djeda j baku, Ivana i Mariju
Vuksan.
sesti po redu jest Ivan Mil
mario, koji je rodjen Ia. no
vembra, 1889. u mjestu Slap
no, Karlovac, Hrvatska. Do
sac je ovdje nedavno iz rod
nog kraja kod svojih, tetka i
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

nije trebao poci "a vecim sko-
lama.
Rodjen je 21. aprila, 1880.
ma Copper Mountain, B. G..
Pred godinu pol je usavrsio
Doctorat, Orthopedist, radio
je jednu godinu internery, a
prosle jeseni je otvorio svoj
ured. Njegova profesija jest
specialist in m e d e ci n e and
surgery of legs, feet, arms,
hands and reumatic diseases.
Adresa: 1923 e. 10 Mile
Road, E. Detroit, Mich. Tele-
fon PR 2-5O70.
Ma oprez brace i sestre u
Detroitu, tn innate svoga lijec-
nika, koji &c vas posluziti ma
engleskom iii hrvatskom je-
ziku, kako je wanna ugodnije.
Hvala Bogu da imamo svoje
lijecnike i inzinjere.
Stjepan Budak, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
0dsjek 952 povefan
Sa ! mIadih CIanova

Windsor, Ont, Can. - Owl
me javljamo radosnu West,
da Sc je mas odsjek broj 952
povecao sa sedan mladih cla-
nova, ciji opis i slike ovdje
donosimo.
Prva ma redu jest Frances
Budak, koja je pristupila il
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

Dopreznii su je stric strina
Frank j Mary Jazvac, koji je
smatraju kcerkom. Pc dolas-
ku, upisai su je u HBZ. Sc
stra Katica je rodjena 1909
januara 1912 u Draganitu,
kotar Karlovac, Hrvatska. u
kraju je ostavila oca maj
ku. Katica j. wlo ijepa dis
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
Sk0LA U Los ANGELESU!

Van Nuys, Calf. - subotu, %. februara otvoro je
skou brat Tomo Goyak, predsednik c. O. juznu Kali
forniu prgodnm pozdravom prisutnma, braci sesra
kao nasim gavnim odbornicma, braci Martnu Kra-
scu Michaeu Grash staknuvsi posebce da ovog tie
dina slaW po svoj America "Fraerna Week., te zel da
nasa skola bude skladu sa tom velkom proslavom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
Onaj koD je u stanju pri-
miti savjet ponekad je pamet-
niJ Cd onoga, tko mu ga dao.
Won knebe1
CHORAL MASTERPIECE

The newest Russian Orthodox 70
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world famous choir, 8 masterful
selections on IL inch Hi-r Decca
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landech's, S43 So. Dearborn St.,
Chicago 8, H., 1T $3.50 including
hostage.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

legiate, namjerava sa dali
MIN skolovanjem aeronauti-
cal engineer.
U odsjeku n a alazi sestru
Ann Marie, a u Pomlatku O.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

stavlja brata Joe, koji ce, ma
damo Sc, slijediti stope svoje
sestre brata, kada "a to
vrijeme dodje.
X
Treci je Mike Mlacak, koji
je prosle godine pristupio IL
Pomlatka broj 602 i uzeo ne
sto osiguracije, a nije o ME
mu pisano, a sada je uzeo po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
0dsjek broj b17 raste

Welland, Ontario, Can. -
Odsjek broj GIT H.B.Z. jaw
liza radosnu West, da sc je
poiacao "a dvije mlade cla-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

dak HBZ. On tada predstav-
liza brata Matu Kovacevica,
treceg glavnog podpredsjed-
nika,, koji &c dalje rukovoditi
kao predsjedatelj "a obadva
dana skole. Brat Kovacevic
takodjer sa prigodnim pozdra-
vom clanstvu i braci odbor-
nicima, preuzima duznost ru-
kovodjenja owe vazne dunno
sti.
On predstavlja n jprij e
brata Martina Krasica, koji
pozdravlja prisutne clanove,
spominje vaznost ovakovih
skola kao potrebu "a iste,
a osobito "a nase odsjecne
odbornike, a posebno "a tai
nike odsjeka, jer je danas H.
B. q. jedna cd mocnih i u
glednih bratskih organizacija
u okviru Fraternal Congress
a, cije sc clanstvo u America
i Kanadi broji ma milijune.
Spominje pocetak H. B. Ia
jednice pred 65 godina, kao
pomocna organizacija izme-
dju clanova "a pomaganje je-
dan drugoga u slucajevima
bolesti smrti. Kroz tih 65
godina H.B.Z. je prosla kroz
razne promjene, koje i'm je
vrijeme | doba nalagalo. Cd
proslih godina, kada je H. B.
z. imala samo jedan certifi-
kat, maine, dozivotno osigu-
ranje, koji Sc danas vodi pod
imenom Endowment at Age
of IS Years. On rece: mi
stariji clanovi i danas smo
najvise osigurani pod tim GER
tifikatom, jer prema nasim
godinama naSi novi certifi-
kat "a mas su previse skupi.
Nasa n. B. z. danas posluje
So 7 raznih certifikata, koje
temo vam ova diva dana ma
stojau raztuumaciti tako, da
naM clanovi, a osobito nasi
odsjecni odbornici budu u sta
nju te certificate tocno jas
no tumaciti novom, clanstvu,
sve njegove dobrobiti, koje O.
nj pruzaju." Zatim on pred
stavlja brata Michael Grashu,
koj takodjer pozdravlja pri-
sutne clanove | primjecuje,
da mu je lao, da ovdje nema
prisutno wise m ! a d j iii cla-
nova, da sc isti upoznaju ga
radon H.B.Z., jer sve najbo-
lie pogodnosti, koje pruza H.
B. z. u njenim certifikatima,
NINA je n ajvise u prilog.
(Odista je "a pozaliti, da ma
ii mladji clanovi nisu bill pri-
sutni, no o tom cemo sc kas-
nije pozabaviti). Svaki pri-
sutni Clan PRIMO je izradjeni
prirucnik, Junior Manual and
Rate Book, te druge razne i
potrebne Informative priruc-
ne spise.
Brat Grasha je tada redom
tumacio sve nase certificate,
eitajuci IL prirucnika, tako
da su clanovi mo gil tocno
pratiti sve ovo imajuci pred
sobom prirucnike. Tokom ci-
tanja, koji su Chill naizmjen-
ce obadva brata, kod svakog
procitanog certifikata oni, su
isti ma svoju ruku iii ma pita-
MIA clanova, svaki tai tuna
Gill kako u engleskom, tako i
u hrvatskom jeziku.
Odmor luncheon je bio u
1890, te sc nastavilo u 2 sa-
ia poslije podne. Brat Grasha
je tada tumacio Junior Certi-
ficates u svima njihovima po-
godnostima, 'koje oni pruza-
ju. Ma postavljena pitanja on
.je tumacio ma sveopce zado-
voljstvo. Brat Krasic je tada
tumacio u hrvatskom jeziku
kako Sc mogu uciniti zajmovi
(loans) ma certificate pro-
mjene certifikata. Tu je oso-
bito spomenuo i naglasio svi-
ma onima, koji upisuju move
clanove, da nastoje upisati
clanove prema njihovim go
spodarstvenim prilikama, tu-
maceci i'm, da u svako doba
mogu svoj posjedujuci certi-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

Su IlOSu SJeuJeIl I'd SIOioVl-
ma i tocno pratiti tumacenje
i pratiti statistike, koje su BIZ
lie tumacene po braci Krasicu
i Crash. Bilo je prisutno AZ
clana a zastupano 6 odsjeka,
kao odsjek broj 1T sa veci-
nom svojeg odsjecnog odbora
i upraviteljice Pomladka. Od-
sick br. 588, sa upraviteljem
gnijezda i p.n.o.; odsjek GIT,
sa upraviteljicom gnijezda !;
odsjek 854 sa clanom; odsjek
br. 865 sa predsjednikom, tai
nicom upraviteljicom gnijez-
da i recording secretary; Cd
sick $50 sa tajnicom, blagaj-
nixon p.n,o. Clanova je mai
wise bio zastupano il odsjeka
broj 1T. Kako vec rekosmo,
bill su u ogromnoj vecini sta
riji clanovi, svi oni, koji su
uvijek radili gradili HBZ.
Moramo reci pravde radi, da
neki elanovi nisu zbog posla
tog dana mogli prisustvovati,
a to Sc specijalno odnosi ma
tajnike odsjeka br. 854 i 972,
kao i ma predsjednika odsje-
ka $50. Oni su svi prisustvo-
vail skoli drugog dana.
Drugog dana, 1-vog marca
skolu je otvorio brat Mato
Kovacevic sa pozdravom u
1::30 poslije podne. Tog dana
bill SUI zastupani svi odsjeci u
juznoj Kaliforniji. Osim gore
spomenutih, odsjek $50 bic
je zastupan sa svojim tajni-
kom, a tako isto odsjek 972
sa svojim tajnikom i clanovi-
ma. Cd odsjeka 588 uz pri-
jasnje bio je predsjednik ga
nekoliko clanova / IL odsjeka
$50 uz gore spomenute i p. n,
o., sa nekoliko clanova. Brat
Krasic Grasha ponovili su
mnoge stvari cd jucerasnje
skole, tako da prikazu onoj
braci i sestrama, koji nisu
mogli prisustvovati prvog da-
ma. Ia pozaliti je bilo, da su
nekoji clanovi postavljali raz-
ma pitanja ma bracu, koji spa
daju els t o u administrarni
djelokrug izmedju clana i od-
sjeka iii glavnog ureda, te od-
sjeka glavnog ureda, ured-
nistva Zajednicara i t. d.
Posljednju tocku programa
skole posvetili su brat Gra-
sha i brat Krasic fondu sko-
larine "a talentirane ucenike
clanove HBZ. Brat Krasic je
osobito u hrvatskom jeziku
prikazao potrebu "a oval pot
hvat u nasoj H.B.Z., te je O.
snovana posebna korporacija
sa carterom povrh toga ista
je rijesena placanja poreza, a
isto tako darovatelji u oval
fond m ogu darovanu svotu
odbiti cd poreza (Tax Ex-
empt).
Nakon njihova govora o
tom predmetu, razvila sc je
opsirna rasprava o tom pita-
nju. Padala su rama pitanja,
kao ma PRIMER, da Ii bi sc
moglo uciniti, da sc ovakovim
clanovima daje pomot u for
mi zaduzbine. Da clan sc o.
baveze, da kada svrsi svoje
nauke, te " svojoj profesiji
ustanovi svoj dohodak i svo-
ju karijeru postavi ma cvrsti
temelj, da bi onda mogao da
povrati svotu iii dio njen, "a
fond, "a pomoc drugim mia
dim, koji d olaze ia njih !?
Odgovor je bio, da je sada
prva duznost toga fonda da
uspostavi stanovitu svotu cd
wise tisuca dolara, jer to je
posve dobrovoljna ustanova,
te &c Sc konacno i to pitanje
ma nasim konvencijama pod
nett "a daljnu odluku. Sada
je prvo i najnuznije stvoriti
fond, te Sc apelira ma sve Cd
sjeke i clanove, da u svojim
naseljima porade cisto dobro-
voljno "a izgradu toga fonda,
po darovima pojedinaca, drus-
tava i priredbinama raznim
kao: banketima, zabavama i
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
CR0ATIAN FRATERNAL UNION
SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION, INC.

WatsOville, Calf AY.R.C. $4,000. John j.
Scurich $4,000. Odsjek broj 352 $4,000. Peter
Dvizich $4,000. - Ukupno S S
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
Milford Youth Is
Critically Hurt
In Auto Crash

Fletcher Brown. IS, of Milford.
is listed in a critical condition in
a Wilmington hospital after being
injured in an accident on the Mil
d-Harrington Highway, two
miles west of Milford at 1:40 a. M,
on Sunday.
State police said that Brown was
a passenger in a car being driven
by William 0. Dolby, 25, of Mil
ford, which ran off the road, CLAN
ced off a power pole and three
trees and turned over twice.
Dolby and another passenger,
Joseph Rastelli, %, also of Mil
ford, were admitted to the Milford
hospital with lesser injuries.
Brown, hospital authorities said,
has concussion and a possible
fractured skull Rastelli, who is
in fair condition, has multiple
abrasions and Dolby is suffering
from scalp and head decorations.
He is also listed as fair.
Police said the car was travelling
east on Route IA. Charges against
the driver are pending.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
Birthday Proclamation
For American Legion

WHEREAS, The American Le-
gion, dedicated to service for God
and Country, has become one of the
great bulwarks of the American
way of life through its leadership
in all movements designed to pro-
mote dynamic conviction of
Americanism for the preservation
Of our free institutions and. free
dOms; and
WHEREAS, The American Le-
gion, with millions of members
who have served in three wars,
will celebrate the 10th anniversary
of its birth, March Is to II, 1859,
marking the completion of four
decades of patriotic labors which
have had great and beneficial i'm
pact on the welfare and security
of America;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, William
r. Murphy, as Mayor of the City
of Milford, Delaware, to hereby
proclaim the week of March Is to
21, 1859, as AMERICAN LEGION
BIRTHDAY WEEK and do call
upon all citizens and all organiza-
tions to join in paying tribute to
the good works of this greatest of
all veteran organizations.
In Witness Whereof, l have
hereunto set my hand and caused
20 be affixed the Seal of the City
of Milford, Del, at the City Hall
on this day of March 18th, in the
year of our Lord 1859.
(Signed) William R. Murphy
Francis P. Silicato, Commander
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
Statewide Jaycee
Dinner Was Held Here
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Man of the Year Jaycee project
was Merritt E. Tilley, Jr., of New
ark. The principal address of the
evening was delivered by George
A. Reece, Jr., Wilmington, past
president of the Wilmington JAY
Gees and past winner of the state
Young Man of the Year award.
1t. Governor David p. Buckson
was presented and extended greet
ings on behalf of the State. In his
remarks he lauded the Jaycees for
their community betterment prof.
ects and their continual effort to
aid the underprivileged.
Among those introduced were
Tom Fax, a former Milford boy
and past state president; former
Milford Mayor Edward G. Evans
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Burris, sus-
tanning members of the State Jay
Gees; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frankel
Mr.. Frankel is president of the
Milford Rotary Club; Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Galloway, MIR. Galloway is
president of the Milford Lions
Club; Mr.. and Mrs. William Ham
ell, State. president; Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Hall, State Vice Pres
ident
Don Tjaden gave the call to or
der, while Rev. A. E. DOugherty
gave the invocation and convoca-
ton. Rev. Dougherty is pastor OF
Avenue Church.
The address of welcome was Civ
en- by Robert Corddry, president OF
the host club.
The speaker of the evening was
introduced by Ray Becker, State
President. Incidentally Mr. Reece
the speaker, pinch-hitted for Grow
er Goaker, National Vice President
who came down with case OF
"mumps" just hours before he was
scheduled to arrive in Milford.
Emmert was selected from en-
tries submitted from local chapters
of the Junior Chamber, of Com
merce located throughout the state
Entries had to be between the ages
of 21 and 35 years, and must not
have reached their 36th birthday
by December 81, 1858.
Emmert, an employee of w. w
Laird Company, lives at 1912 Mill
er Road, Arden.
AS chairman of the special
events committee in last years
United Fund (Red Feather) Cam
paign, he played the role of Jim
my Cricket"-the community's con.
science.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
Control Diseases Of
Poultry BY Burning
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built near the poultry house.
8. Chickens decompose fairly
rapidly without the use of chemi-
Gals.
A. Can be used all-year-round
even when ground is frozen or it
is raining.
S. Chickens cannot be dug up by
dogs or rats.
6. No fire hazard.
A pit six feet in diameter and
six feet deep is large enough for
a flock of 10000 broilers or 1000
layers with normal mortality.
Your county agricultural agent
can give you some tips on proper
construction of pit.
Some poultrymen prefer an in
cinerator to burn dead birds, rather
than to use a disposal pit. If soil
drainage is very poor, an incin-
orator may work better than a pit.
If birds are burned thoroughly,
this is a sanitary means of dispo-
sal but there are some disadvan-
tages:
1, Incinerators require fuel; 2.
More labor involved; 8. Birds may
not he completely burned. 1t is
very difficult to completely burn
a bird without a blast-type of
burner
1t doesn't make any difference
what method of disposal you
choose-disposal pit, burying or
burning-as long as you choose
one and stick to it. Dispose of
dead birds properly and you will
reduce the chance of disease and
produce better quality bird
That's how to Keep Delmarva
Growing"
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
Red Cross Drive
l. Continued Here
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residents were not at home during
last Sundays "Blitz", local volun-
teer workers will continue to con-
tact their friends and neighbors
and accept contributors. Those
missed on Sunday may, if they de-
sire to do so, mail their contribu-
tions to the chairman at P. o. Box
361, Milford; checks should be
made payable to American Red
Cross, Delaware Chapter" accord
ing to Mr.. Marshall
Sundays "Blitz" did not extend
to other communities of Area No.
g.. such as Houston, Harrington,
Frederica, Slaughter Beach, Lynch's
Heights, Lincoln, Glendale and
Staytonsville, and the campaign in
these communities is still being
carried on under the direction of
local captain, according to Mr.. Mar
shall
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
Lord Baltimore Lions
Plan Music Jamb0ree

Jake Hooker of. the Lord Balti-
more Lions Club announced at the
regular meeting of the club on
Wednesday that the Annual Coun-
try Music Jamboree plans are in
the final stages. The star studded
program will include such famous
names as "Ranchhand Red" of
Radio Station WJWL, who will NC
the show; Melvin Price and his
Santa Fe Rangers; Knucklehead
Jones, comic known far and
wide; Johnny Linden and the White
Caps, local lad of Radio and TV
fame; Cliff Temple at the Ham
mond Organ with the Rhythm Weav-
ers; the Hooker Family; and the
well known radio personality, Floyd
Magee.
The program is scheduled to
start at p. M. on Friday, April 8,
in the auditorium of Lord Balti-
more School at Ocean View, Del.
1t is expected that all tickets will
be sold at an early hour; however,
tickets may be had in advance by
contracting any member of the Lord
Baltimore Lions Club. The cost
win be $1.00 for adults and Soc for
children.
Also at the meeting of the club,
President Bill Collins announced
tentative plans for helping to spon-
sor a new building for the local
Teen Canteen. This is to be COM
munity project under the general
direction of the Lions Club and
the Women's Club More definite
plans will be announced in the
future.
Present as guests were George
Truitt, of Selbyville, Myron Mezick,
of Ocean View, Dave Hudson, Al
Rogers, and 5lfus Smith, of Selby-
VILE
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
Sussex Farm Bureau
Holds Victory Dinner
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He took up several causes for
which ,he said Farm Bureau mem
bers should work and remarked,
IF the Federal Government wants
to clear up racketeering in unions,
they should take the compulsion
out of union membership"
Mr.. Clough then spoke of the re-
cent membership campaign of the
county bureau, emphasizing that
membership is. entirely voluntary,
and that the leadership is excellent.
When people join unions for
the same reason as you join the
Farm Bureau, then we will have
good union leadership"
Among other aims of the Farm
Bureau, Mr. Clough named work
against imitation and the reduction
of the national debt.
He urged emphasis on States
Rights and gave concrete examples
of ways in which Federal courts
had upset the wishes of individual
states.
The entire membership commit
tee, headed by Granville Shockley,
Milford, was introduced to the
gathering and given an ovation.
Paul Bickford, executive secre-
tary of the State Farm Bureau,
emphasized the Importance of the
membership success and said that
ne believed state membership would
reach 1900 this year.
James H. Baxter, Jr., George
town, state president, introduced
Mr. Clough.
He also introduced John P. Will
son, Townsend, recently named
outstanding farmer of the year and
vice president of the Kent County
Farm Bureau. Mr.. Baxter said that
Mr.. Wilson had raised the produc-
ton of his cows to a surprisingly
high level
Mrs. Jonathan Wheatley, Delmar
chairman of the Associated Farm
Bureau Women, sketched activities
of her group and announced the
visit to the Tidewater Refinery
March 10. Arthur Hoffman spoke
on Farm Bureau insurance. Others
introduced at the meeting were
Joseph Penuel, Milford, state vice
president; Earl Emerson, presi-
dent of the New Castle County
Farm Bureau and Roland Garri-
son. president of the Kent County
Farm Bureau.
William L. David, New Castle
County, spoke on the Farm Bureau
commodity committees.
The chairmen of the women's
III -
were introduced as follows: Mrs
Earl Emerson, New Castle County
Mrs. Warner Lee Wright, Sussex
County, and Mrs. Gladys Mack
Kent County.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
HIGH SCORING WOLF

KANSAS CITY (P)-Junior Wolf
a 1S3-pound 6-foot-2 Kiowa Indian.
had big day for Panhandle A. and
M. when that team trounced St
Mary's of Dodge City, Kan, 81-18.
Wolf scored eight touchdowns for
As points and a new National As
sociation of intercollegiate Athlet-
les game record.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
misunderstood

IOWA CITY, Iowa (P)-A little
girl was telling about the new ar
rival at her house.
Il think we're going to call him
Cramps" she said.
The little girl had heard the
baby was to be named after her
grandfather.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
AIRLINES
HERE WE COME"

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of fame and fortune. Lefs go places
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Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford

John e. Barcus, weather record
er, reports the following weather
conditions for Milford as recorded
on instruments located on Lake.
view Avenue for the week begin
ming, Thursday, March 9Th, and
ending Wednesday, March 7th in
c1uSiVn.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13

A new Lincoln penny will ap-
pear soon. More than rs billion
lincoln pennies of the present de-
sign have been minted in the past
50 years.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13

Cakes and pies baked in bright
pans will have lighter colored bot
tom crusts than those baked at the
same temperature for the same
length of time in dull pans.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13

Theresa Helburn, executive di-
rector and producer of the New
York Theater Guild, was first an
actress, then dramatic critic.
Evening star., 1959-11-17
Maryland Upset
AS Duke Hurriers
Keep ACC Title

DURHAM, N. c., Nov. II
(AP).-Duke became a surprise
repeater as Atlantic Coast Con-
ference cross-country cham
pion by beating favored Mary
land yesterday, 44-64.
Jerry Nourse and Cary Wei
siger of Duke tied for the in
dividual title over the 4-mile
course in 20:55. Nourse reached
the finish line first and waited
for his teammate. They crossed
together 20 seconds ahead of
the third f1nisher, James More
head of Clemson.
Other early finishers were
Fred Hurd of Duke, Sam Jor-
dan of Wake Forest, Guy Har-
per of Maryland, John Soma
bosh of Virginia, Rett Everett
of North Carolina, Edward
Fincher of North Carolina
State and Mark Wells of Mary
land.
Team scores behind Mary
land were North Carolina
State, 81; North Carolina, 1O7;
Virginia, 1873; Clemson, 144,
and Wake Forest, 1853. South
Carolina had no team score.