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Evening star., 1960-05-12
Touring Cheesecoke

The cheesecake at Ted Lewis
1855 Connecticut avenue NV,
is a favorite of Senator Mag
nuson, Democrat. He often
takes two or three samples with
him when he heads home to
Washington State.
Evening star., 1960-05-12
Popular MouthfuI

Keep it short" was Bob
Krier's watchword in planning
the menu for the Cloak Room
3l9 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
There are six dinner entries.
Evening star., 1960-05-12
Award Winners

Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Evans,
owners of Evans Farm Inn,
STAB Chain Bridge road, Nc
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BAR AND REsTAURANT-ownel
i'll. best otfer, 1892 14th at, NV
Call RA. 6-9S75.
BAR AND RESTAURANT for saie
or rent. On Route 235, near
HOLLYWOOD. st. Marys Co. Nd;
legal slots and 7-day beer, wine
LIQUOR lie. Tulip 4-3344.
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BUICK 80 Le Sabre 2-dr.; fully
equtpped; auto. trans. T. and h.;
dark blue finish; very low mileage; I;
1-owner car; extra clean: full
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INVESTMENT PRop. SALE
AN IINIISITAI. RIIY

s22.500 ron BOTH
and adj. brick property, cont. 2
apts.; annual inc, S3,610. Tens
pay gas and elec, These prop
critics face 8 busy SITS. Du, 7-f304
ARL., N. = 2-story apt. bldg, In
.Westover: fun bsInt.. oil h.-wh
Gross inc. SS2O mo-: $4,000 cash
will handle: bal. already financed
payable S4OT.75 mo. incl. prin.,
mt, taxes. ARLED0E REAL Is.
TATE CORP, IA. 7-444e, KI. g.
BRICK BLDG., { apts., in-town
ALLEN REALToR 10. B-l95O
BUILDER interested in iyestoFs foT
Co. Nd. Reply Box 496-Y, Star
COLUMBIA RD. AT CHANPLAIN
81. N.W.-Store and . apis;
S4,320 sross. 5000 annual ex-
pense. Asking $35.00O. HAROLD
B. BONART &: CO, EX. 3.1194.
MUST SELL DUE 70 Ill HEALTH
DETACHED 4-family brick apart
ment house; modern. Income S97l
per mo. Tenants pay all utilities
Call Mr. Adams, ROGER MOSS,
REALTOR, LA. o-e222. Ewes, sP.
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OOILG
JE. 3-8411
.LOTs. ACREAGE FOR SALE

ALEX, MT. VERNON BLVD
Riyer.vieW lot, curb, gutter, sewer
water, gas in the street; S9,950
eWETTZER REALTY. XII. 0-4S77
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lcoNTlNUEDl

sELF-sERViCE sUPER 1IARKET-.
Excel. location IN nearby Va. Same
owner IL years. First time ofereo
and priced way below market
value. at $lz,b00; lock, stock and
barrel. Call LORENE RAMSEY
REALTY. ia. 4-0O23.
SERVICE sTATION--Ari., Shell,
. bay. going unit with excellent
service income: prominent loca-
ton; should pump over so, 600
ewes. can ck. s-5Si7. OVO'
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CAPITAL TO INVEST in going, but
prefer staggering. business. What
have you to offer? J. w. RUS
SELL Co, RI. 6-2277.
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BUICK '57 Century; perfect cond
Leaving town, priced for ouick
sale. HE. 9-03s6.
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A NOME THAT TAXES CARE OF

e14,e5O WITH $3.50 down
payment - Lovely 3-bcdrm.
good Falls Church location.
Full bsmt., partially finished
rec, rm., fully equip. kitchen.
Call TIE DARBY Co., JA.
6-e3e3; ewes, KE. S-4S46
or IA. &.64SS.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WANTED INDUSTRIAL to lease OIL
buy in Prince Georges Co. Out oi
park and planning zoAins. Existing
areas. cali ST. s-S71S between S.S IS
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MACHINERY cad EQIUP.
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED

2nd.TRUST NOTES WANTED-Tor
ygETFREYs. NA. s:osSs. mn
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ALEX, Mt. VERNON BLVD
water, gas in the street; S9,950.
sWETTzER REALTY. KI. 9-4s77.
APT. GROUND
APPROX. Q AcREs-22O UNITS
Directly rIss SsTSss the sSeT street Nm from
Suitland. PERI. level, sewer and
water on property. plans and
engineering completed. / blk, from
new shop center. Robert Hall and
Kinney shoe store.
OWNER ST. 3-3626
BEAUTIFUL 1 ACRE HOMEsITE
near. Congressional Country Club !:
205 IT. frontage; priced S6.3Sb.
includes st. paving. La. 9.0410.
BEAUTIFUL 90 ACRES, over y
wooded with very high elevation
and many Maryland's finest pan
oramic building sites. 3 miles to
acc. Finest roads 70 the Nation s
capital. $4,000, terms can be
arransed. DILLON LAND CO. Call
BROCK HALL ESTATES, Prince
Georses County-Beautiful l-acre
homesites. Wooded or cleared ;
reas. Liberal terms. M. LEO
sToRCH. Developer, sP. 3-4500.
BUILDERS ATTENTION = Good
apt: site near Sears Sc. store.
10000 So. IT,. all utils. at prop
erty. MUDD REAL ESTATE CO.,
RE. $4,000, Ewes, LU. 1-95l5.
COLESyILLE DISfRICT-A Eood
selection Of prime lots from "a
to . acres. WILLIAMS A. Co,
10. 1914: ewes, JU. S-4SsS.
COUNTRY CLUB SITE Of 100 acres
available with frontage on Lee
hwy. Between Fairfax and Dulles
Airport, 81, 900 per acre with
terms. JE. e.336s.
DUNN LORING-6 acres, wooded,
city water; $4,000 per acre.
MeLEAN-4h acres; $500 per
McLEAN-11s-acre lot; $500.
LANGLEY-1 and 2/10-acre lot;
LSIUjfSSSSSUN COLO acres. stream;
CAROLINE eG L. CAMPBELL. AGENT
JE. 3-0173 JE. 3-I2S2
EDGEWATER-6 lots in Woodland
Beach, 2 blocks from water:
lovely shade trees; $1,000. CEN
TER REALTY CO., Rte 9, Edge.
water. Md. Colonial S-3134.
F,AIREAx ,.a9.iaS g CogNT9MIoS 1SIT9o7l!oSS acres
and State. Road SAT; beautiful and
valuable forest, boating and Ash
ing: S400 per acre, to settle an
sstate; substantial cash. ROLAND
HVAREJIs' VA. "a. bsrsSsssE; srsssS Fairfax Station
FINE BUILDING SITES
IN .. c. and nearby Maryland:
KAY iHO REALTY II '' GO. RA. $4,000
FINEST Sc. LOCATION-Three
lots, 50x150. Sacrifice for quick
cash sale. LU. 2-Ss70.
GAITHERSBURG = 79 acres; All
util. available; industrial potential
or ready for home DEVELOPMENT.
<. BOWLING, REALTOR, 207 N.
Frederick ave, Gaithersburg, WI.
S-9250. or 301 WA. 6-25O0.
LOT AND FREE LIFETIME mem.
bershtp in Shannondale, this areas
finest resort; Worth $1,000, sell.
ing for $1,000. Call SO. 5-6S92.
OWNER DESIRES MMED. SALE
s. acres waterfront land, road
through prop. to water; sonins
permits bldg. sites or marina
]. w. RUSSELL, Co, XII. s-ssS7
SHERWOOD MANOR, Prince
Georges County-Beautiful 1.acre
homesites, wooded or cleared
reas.; liberal terms. M. LEG
ST0RCH, Developer, SP. $4,000
SUBURBAN LAND-By OWNER;
"a acres, sewer, water available
better neighborhood: approx. S6,.
600 acre. CL. 6-0321 after 8 pm
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Schmidt & Wilson'S Warsaw
Office Offers the Following


COLES POINT - 2-story; 3 bed
rooms. bath, large kitchen-dining
area, living room with stone fire-
place. front and rear porches,
garage and tool house, large
shaded lot, sand beach. $500,
COLES FONTS bedrooms, bath;
large LOT; artesian well; furinshedi
CHERRY GROVE BEAcH-l-storS
modern for year.round living; 4
bedrooms, " baths, large Mving
room. kitchen equipped, large
screened porch, sand beach and
boat harbor. $4,000.
URBANNA-3I7' on Urbanna Creex
approximately 2 acres OF beautiful
shaded and fenced lawn; screened
summer pavilion. patio with grin
and fireplace, electric wires in
underground cable, well and pump,
4Sx2O boathouse and pier, deer
protected harbor. Perfect fol
owners Of large boats, club oi
homesites. VIII sell ali or part
attractive financing.
For details and pictures Of these
and other properties, call or write
Ben Humbard, warsaw, Va, Ed.
3.623l: home. OR. 2-207e
tors.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
.WAIERFR0MT PRoP. Sal!
All. THE PRIVACY
CHARMING

One could desire. Charming 2-bed-
rm. home on A acre w1garage and
view Of South River. Only $500,
terms.
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

FOR RENT-Kent Island duckinR
shore on Chesapeake Bay; hunting
lodge available, write Walter T.
Denny, eteyensville, Nd, or phone
y. G. Wick, Columbia b-0417,
washington, d. c,
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BEAT THIS ANYONE!

BU1cK MECTRA go: all Oxtras
sSeO xSeS' cdErsiui Es rnd % al whs. ss nsT.p s1aa
wrecked. Cost $4,000 last Jan.
Clear plastic seat covers since day
of purchase. This week only, S3,-
600 cash. No trade. Call WA.
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1221a ACRES, part rolling, pari
mountains: wonderful view;
spring fed streams, many springs
Rappahannoek River frontage, ex.
cellent lake sites, near Bollina
Air Force Ofncers Club. Warren.
ton. Va, $40 per acre. Excellent
financing. ia. 4-114S after 6 D m
80 ACRES Of level corner ground
on Rte. 301,. near junction o1
80 can be used for most any
commercial use; owners need cash
but. O. real steal, for only S36, 900
Call Mr.. Tager now, LO. 6-zS26
or RALPH d. COIN, INCs TU
II ACRES, cleared and ready fol
use: superb view; spring; corner
on blacktop road; $1,000, oniy
$1,000 cash and easy terms
LUTHER B.. STUART, Broker
Amissville, Virginia.
5.ACRE BUILDING SITES; i'm.
proved road: Barnesville, German.
town area; $3.50 per acre, terms
CHARLES H. JAMIsoN, WI. g.
Ocs
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MONEY TO LOAN
TRAlLERS

COLONEL COX says: IF you need
. mobile home trailer, brand-neW
OF used. you should see me for the
OF Laurel. Nd, Pa. 5-6222.
FOR SALE-25-ft. 1852 Royal
trailer; SaaE ksR sll SirF1sv,,EI sluEF; good cong;
nassas, Va. 703-EM. S-2S62.
La SALE 1861; SO It., 1 bedrm. !;
going to Calf: must sell; sacrifice
HRines Point, wash. b. c 23s
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3-BEDROOM

Cottage, selby Bay, ali furnished
2 bedrms., liv. fm., kit, bath
screened porchi Level lot. Price
$1,000.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS for all types Of
property. Call MILTON r. RUP.
PERT. EN-. 3-5407, DI. 7-5015
MOTEL-30-5O units. Completely
modern; air cond.; must be able
to show substantial return on in.
vestment. Write Box 377-H, Star
NEED ININfEDIATELY-3 TO 4 uni
bldg. with sep. entrances. Silver
Spring or Takoma Park area. Must
have OF least two 2-bedrm. apis
Call morn. or aft. 5, 8. DeJONC
REALTY, JU. 5-7193.
PRIVATE INVESTORS want ant
buildings, l2 units and up. DeaI
direct. al cash. Box 405-G, Star
Evening star., 1960-10-21

NEW GARDEN TYPE apart.
ment, beautifully located in
suburban northwest contain-
tng ~ units Of ! and 2 bed
rooms and very desirable:
one year old: ample park
Ing; convenient to shopping.
Total rental $4,000 per
year. Reasonably priced and
well financed. For The con-
he an ideal investment. Call
MT. Woleerg, ewes. and Sun.
IA. 9-17S6.
SHANNON AND LUcHs CO.
"a l4th st. NV. Ma. s-2Si
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Modern rambler wHiy. rm.. lge. kit.
bath, util. rm., BIB. h.-w. heat
wooded lot, 76xl60: ell watel
privils, incl. Price, S13,500. Coco
Evening star., 1960-10-21
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. 80 4s-pass. sehooI bue:
l,400 MI: Sl.S00. AER0 cHEY.,
King and Henry sta. Alszs ki.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
HOUSES ron SALIVA

Ss0e DOWN and hslanee IN Ions
payments, ,vtl. .Ai: ehsrmins eriekk brick
Tinss Tins'SS room l''aSa AisS rsplsee ssDs
rated dining room. screened porch
and full basement, and the price Is
only $4,000. Call IA. 6-9400
Evening star., 1960-10-21

L. c. (Bill) Eure
Open Every Day. sun. at l pm.
Route 2l4, Mayo Road, Mayo, Md
CODE 301-SWIFT S-3222
COMMERCIAL OCEAN . BEACE
frontage, bay-front lot, and one
on Baltimore blvd: near bridge
site. Sacrifce for cash. Write Of
phone Box 399-H, Star.
OWNER DESIRES MiMED. SALE
8 acres waterfront land, roaC
through prop. to water. ZoninI
permits bldg. sites or marina
J. w. RUSSELL CO., KI. 6-2277
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BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY. INC.
REAITORG

kTRATFORD LANDING. handy e
u. Belyotr-5 hedTms;, S24;9s0
Call Mr.. Perkins, KI: $500
GARKE 4 SAMPSON REAL
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THIs IS DIFFERENT
DESIRED
TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTORS 8 Til {

VIENNA BY OWNER = Rambler,
e6drms., . baths, fun bSmt. and
Sec. rm.: N-acre fenced lot, conv;
slloppins. schools. churches; priced
under FHA. $4,000 or assume
[Ises loan, JE. 2-74S6.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

ATTENTION. CONTRACTORS
Store your equipment in our 50xl0
It anchor fence yard, 1895 It
shed on property, Call SP. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-06-05

Young families are often forced to take their heaviest
financial obligations at time when the breadwinner's in
come is just beginning to grow. Home buying investing in
business saving for chids education and many other
expenses prompt every father to ask himself "How will
my family get along 7Where will the money come from
something happens to me now?"
NOW PRUDENTIALS S MODIFIED LIFE $40 PLAN ENABLES
YOU TO HAVE MORE OF THE LIFE INSURANCE PROTECTION
YOU NEED TOOAY-AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD TO-DAY.
This remarkable plan features premium structure scaled
to match your economic progress.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

The Modified Life $40 Plan also builds up cash values which
can provide you with monthly retirement income for life
There no longer any reason for posponng the start of
the life insurance program you really need Get the facts now
about Prudenias Modified $40 PIan from the insurance
expert who specazes in helping young people plan their
future security Get in touch with the Prudential Agent in
your community Ask him about this modern insurance plan
for the man on the way up.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
Interstate Farmers
Announce Plans For
25th Annual Meeting

The Interstate Milk Producers
Cooperative will mark its 25th year
as Cooperative and it's 43rd year
! as a bargaining organization for
several thousand dairy farmers in
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Della
ware, and Maryland at its Annual
Meeting in the Benjamin Franklin
Hotel here on November II and
| 18, Ellwood B. Gruwell of FELTON,
Del, Director for District II, has
| announced.
Interstate was organized as an
Association in 1917 and incorpora-
ted in 1886.
The meeting will be divided in
to business sessions at which 140
delegates representing SO Locals in
% Districts will vote on resolu-
tions recommending future policies
of the Cooperative; reports by
| officers on the years work; a
banquet with a guest speaker and
entertainment; and a special la
dies meeting.
On Thursday morning, Novem-
ber IL, President A. r. Marvel
Secretary Clara Gallagher; Treas
urer Florence Schultz; Assistant
Manager James e. Honan; Coun-
sci A. Evans Kephart; and Ec-
onomist Paul E. Hand will make
their reports.
General Manager o. H. Hoffman,
Jr. will discuss the Cooperative's
accomplishments during the past
year at Thursdays afternoon ses-
ion. Robert c. Mckinley will re-
port for Dairy Council, Inc, and
Lyman d. Mckee for the Ameri-
can Dairy Association.
More than 700 persons are ex-
pected to attend the banquet in
the ballroom Thursday evening
and hear an address by Louis P.
Shannon, manager of the DUPONT
Company's Extension Division, De-
partment of Public Relations. DIR.
Kenneth Hood, Assistant Secre-
tary of the American Farm Bureau
Federation, will be POSTMASTER,
and a quartet from the Curtis In
stitute of Music will entertain with
selections from Broadway music
ais
Friday will be devoted to bust
ness sessions with roll call and
voting by the delegates.
The ladies attending their speci-
al session will hear Mrs. Clayton
Keener, who, with her husband,
spent eight years in Ethiopia in
charge of the operation of a Sc
hOol for blind children established
by His Imperial Majesty, Halle
Selassie. They will see a one wo-
man fashion show, Drama in
Dress, by Miss Judith Keith,
fashion director.
The members of the resolutions
committee are:
Samuel E. Baker, New Enter
prise, Pa, Chairman; Rodney Ford.
st. Andrews Farm, Middletown,
Del; ]. Benjamin Stagg, Snow
Hill. Md; and Charles A. Hamp,
Lambertville, N. ].
The ladies committee is headed
by Mrs. ]. Willard Gardiner, Null
lea Hill, N. j.: Mrs. Melvin r.
Stoltzfus, Ronks, Pa; Mrs. George
A. Robins, Milford, Del; and Mrs.
j. Lawson Crothers, North East.
Md.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
Dover Choral Group
To Present Messiah
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Continued from page one)
of the First Methodist Church of
Chestertown and actice in many
civic enterprises, along with his
jewelry store business.
Other instrumentalists taking
part in this production of 1.-The
Messiah" are Mrs. Kathryn Cop
pie of Greenwood, Delaware, pian-
ist, and George F. Wiltshire, of
Dover, Organist. Mrs. COpple was
the accompanist of the Seaford
Symphonic Choir until they dis
banded recently and now is the
organist and choir director of I'm
ion Methodist Church of Bridge
vile, Delaware. Mr.. Wiltshire, a
member of the American Guild of
Organists, is organist of the Pres
byterian Church of Dover and is
Planning and Controls Engineer
Of the Distribution Department of
International Latex Corporation.
They will use a Baldwin Piano
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
Memorial Service At
Bridge This Sunday
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continued from page One)
to Mr.. Hugg, an opportunity for
Delawareans and '.our good neigh
bors from the State of New Jer-
sey" to pay tribute to the mem
ory of the war dead of both states
| plaques at Memorial Plaza, site
of this annual observance, bear
the names of those from Delaware
, and New Jersey who died in World
War ii and the Korean Conflict }
| While Sundays observance at
the Bridge Plaza will be the prin-
cipal and statewide observance of
Veterans Day, the Governors Com
mittee is most anxious that
churches, schools, veterans and
other patriotic organizations ar
range for appropriate observance
of Veterans Day in their respec-
| tive communities and in assisting,
in many instances, with such ar
rangements.
The observance at the Bridge
Plaza will get underway promptly
| at 2 p. M, Sunday, and will follow
pretty much the pattern of the
highly successful and well attend
ed observances held there in pre-
vious years.
Platform guests and other pro-
gram participants will assemble
at 1:45 p. m, at the Bridge In
formation Center, and form a pro-
cession that will proceed to the
observance site. This procession
will pass through an honor guard
and will be preceded by massed
national and organization colors
of veterans and other patriotic or
CARNATIONS. Appropriate music
will be supplied by the Blue Rock
Junior Drum and Bugle Corps.
Following invocation and Pledge
of Allegiance to the Flag, Lieuten-
ant Governor David P. Buckson,
representing Governor ]. Caleb
Boggs, will extend the official well
come and Judge Frank Hahn of
Union City, New Jersey, will ex-
tend greetings on behalf of Gov
ernor Robert B. Meyner of New
Jersey.
After introduction of platform
guests, representatives of the var
ious participating organizations
will affix; in turn, floral tribute
upon a large Memorial wreath.
This will be followed by a Salute
to Departed Comrades, a Prayer
for the. Departed and Taps.
Major Glade Bond, chaplain at
the Dover Air Force Base and a
veteran of overseas service in both
World War III and the Korean con-
f1ict, will then deliver the tradi-
tional Veterans Day address.
The program at the bridge site
will be closed with pronouncement
of benediction and the retiring of
colors.
Special guests for this years
Veterans Day observance will be
veterans of the Spanish-American
War.
At p. M, Sunday, a Veterans
Day dinner will be served at the
nearby Lord De-la-Warr Hotel
with program participants as
guests.
Mr.. Hugg also announced that
veterans in the V. A.
Hospital, Brack-Ex, and i'm var
iOus hospitals and institutions |
throughout the state will receive |
an appropriately imprinted ball
point pencil as a gift on Veterans
Day, November IL.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
FINDS KING.SIZE JADE

RIVERTON, Wyo (P) - Claude
d. Fike has a 10 to ton boulder
sitting on his front lawn. But it's
not like any other boulder - it's
Wyoming jade.
Fike said the rock may be the
largest single piece of jade ever
taken from the. earth. He said much
of the boulder is probably of gem
value, but he's not going to cut
it up.
THE way I see it.H he said, "the
value of this piece is in it's size.
1t would be shame to cut it up"
Fike, a rockhound and retired far
mer, ran across the find on Green
Mountain near Lander, Wyo.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
Retarded Children
Group Organizes
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continued from page one)
Bethany Beach; Mrs. James Rey-
nolds, Townsend; and Harry S.
Smith, Georgetown.
The new chapter will be called
the Mid-Del Association for Re-
tarded Children.
DIR. Carl w. Bingeman of Will
mington spoke to the group about
the DARC summer day camp for
retarded children, which is oper-
ated each summer in the Whining
ton area. The day camp, last sum-
mer, attracted 20 children and was
made possible by the cooperation
and support of the Wilmington
Flower Market, the Mt. Pleasant
Special School District, the Will
mington Board of Park Commits
sioners and the State Department
of Public Instruction. DR.. Binge-
man discussed, with the members
of the Mid-Del group, the possi
bility of operating a similar camp
in this area.
Also mentioned at the meeting
was the coming National Retard-
ed Children's Week which begins
November Is and runs through
November "a: This week is intend
ed to publicize the activities of
groups, local and national, such
as DARC and MARC, whose inter-
est is the welfare and needs of
the mentally retarded of this coun-
try. 1t was mentioned that there
are some 1880 mentally retarded
persons residing in this state to-
day and that through progress has
been considerable, much has yet to
be done.
The DARC is a Community Fund
organization which works in be-
half of mentally retarded persons
throughout the state.
Anyone wishing to join this
group may receive additional in
formation by calling any of the
members of the Board of Direc-
tors mentioned in the second par
agraph of this article. Your help
and interest can be used and will
be appreciated.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11

and organ furnished by the De-
Caire Piano and Organ Company
of Wilmington, Delaware.
Singers from twenty-five Kent
County churches Dover and Caes-
ar Rodney High Schools and Wes-
ley College make up the one hun
dred voice Chorus directed by Mrs.
William ]. Storey of Dover. This
will be the fourth year that the
Choral Society has presentd 1.-The
Messiah" to open season of Christ
mas music. Interest each year has
been so great in hearing the Choir
al Society that there has not been
even standing room left by per-
formance time
Mr.. Harry Barth, Treasurer of
the Choral Society expresses ap-
probation for the fine response
made by individuals and business
es who are providing financial sup
port to make this program poss-
ible An offering is taken during
the program to help defray ex-
penses also
Read The Classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
Is OF Is Downstate
Offices Democratic
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CONTINUED from page one)
Seaford, 16,337; Charles w. Cole
(R) Seaford, 1851. Democrat lead
1872.
Clerk of Orphans Court and Re-
gister James E. Murray Cd
Gumboro, 1851; and Margaret L.
Hastings (R) Blades, 1921. Dem
ocrat lead 1850.
Comptroller = Raymond E. Cor
dy CD Seaford, 1896; Richard M.
Clendaniel (R) Lincoln, 15,471.
Democrat lead 994.
Receiver of taxes - Paul H. Ken
ny CD Delmar, 16,623; Edwin r.
Powell (R) Ocean View, 1924.
Democrat lead 1929.
ProthOnotary Sadie G. Tharp
,(D), 16,345; Ralph G. McCabe (R)
Millsboro, 1857. Democrat lead
768.
Sheriff - Horace w. Mills Cd
Laurel, 1887; James Tull Carey
(R) 15,540. Democrat lead BAT.
Coroner = Vollie C. Gray CD
Millsboro, 1922; Milton S. Elliott
(R) 14,746. Democrat lead 2,526.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
Milford Hioh
School News

Cafeteria Menu for November HIS
Monday: Milk, hot dog, baked
beans, tossed salad, cake with
cherry sauce.
Tuesday: Milk, spaghetti-toma-
to, sauce and meat sauce, buttered
cut green beans. celery sticks,
Italian bread and butter, apple
crisp.
Wednesday: Milk. roast beef
gravy, candied sweet potatoes, but
tered corn, pickle chip, bread and
butter, fruit or cake.
Thursday: Milk, chicken-gravy,
mashed potatoes, tossed salad.
bread and butter, fruit or pudding.
Friday: Milk, devfled eggs,
French fries, scalloped tomatoes,
bread and butter. fruit or jello.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
OWL VS.. TRUCK

BISBEE, Ariz. (AP)- A 2 1-2
pound owl disputed the right of
way with a 2 1-2 ton truck. Both
lost.
The owl flew through an open
window of the trucks cab and
SIT ruck the driver Norman
McWold lost control of the
truck and it overturned. The
driver wasn't hurt but the owl
died of a broken neck.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
FAMILY TRADITION

GREENWOOD, S. C. (AP)-
Miss South Carolina of. 1860,
Sandra Browning of Greenwood,
got her start iowa rd the state
title with her selection as Miss
Greenwood.
Her mother, Mrs. Cecil o.
Browning, won the Miss Green
wood beauty contest in 1886.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11

Sweden and Norway were united
under the same ruler, Magnus VII,
from 1919 to 1343.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11

xAabama electors pledged
TO Kennedy and unpledged MssssppS
electors