Milford chronicle., 1960-06-24

RACING - There Will be Micro
and A-Midget racing every Satur-
day night starting this week, June
%, at p. m, at Blue Hen Speed
way. Harrington. Delaware. Two
of the club members are now also
members of the National Midget
Association Smokey Plukey and
Dick Sapp.
FELTON, GRADUATE - FELTON,
High School graduate, Richard AL
an Haldeman, enlisted in the u. S.
Navy. His Armed Forces score OF
$3.50 sout of a possible 100 is high
est to date for current month. He
will attend the High School Train
ing Program after completion OF
recruit training
Mr.. William and Mrs. Wanda
Haldeman. parents of Richard, live
at Main Street, FELTON,. They en-
couraged their son to sign up with
the Navy through the Dover re-
cruiter, Chief FLIP. U. S. Navy.
MORE CAPEHART HOUSING
Bids on 1900 housing units at
three Military Air Transport Ser
vice (MATSl bases in the United
States are being sought from civ
ilian contractors.
The bids call for 600 housing
units at Travis AFB near Fairfield,
Calf; $50 units at Charleston
AFB, S. c.; and $50 units at Dover
AFB, Del. MATS spokesman said
the units are needed to I'LL
shortage in housing military per-
sonnel at those bases.
They will be built under the
Capehart- -Raines Act and are COM
monty called Capehart housing.
ART CLASSES - The summer
classes at the Rehoboth Art
League begin their work on Mon
day, July 81, under much more
favoring conditions: the junior
class studio has been extended for
II feet toward the ocean. {And it
gives the illusion of being the
longest" of IL feet!)
Registration begins at 8 a. m.
Howard Schroeder instructs his
adult classes in drawinglan paint
ing that very morning, starting at
$3.50. Mrs. Hartley Newman is
again in charge of the registra-
ton and desk five mornings a week.
and Miss Catharine G. Maull. in the
afternoon for seven days a week.
welcoming visitors to both the
Camera Club Members Photo
graphic Show in the Paynter Stu
dio and the artist members paint
ings, sculpture, etc, in the Cork
ran.
"CURfOUS SAVAGE y TIL
Bridgeville Little Theatre League
will present 1.-The Curious Savage
by John Patrick in the Bridgeville
School Auditorium on June % and
"a, Thursday and Friday evenings
at $3.50 p. m. Tickets are available
from members of the Little Theatre
League and at the door. The price
is $100 for adults and soc for
children.
"The Curious Savage" is being
directed by William Owen, assist
ed by Mrs. Victor E. Lewis. Mem
bers of the cast are: Mrs. Arthur
Stack and Mrs. Evelyn Brodey OF
Seaford; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stewart, H. c.. Davis, III; Mrs.
Stephen Bette, T. Jefferson Gray,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Short,
Mrs. Benjamin Ewing, Jr., and
Francis Hardesty Jr., Of Bridge
vile.
/ FUTURE TEACHERS AL
though school is officially over for
this year, many pupils are working
on various projects affecting the
public schools
The officers of the Delaware
State Future Teachers of America
held a planning session on Satur-
day, June IS, in Dover. Purpose Of
the meeting was to lay plans for
the organizations activities for
the coming school year.
Pat Edgell, senior, P. S. dupont
High School, Wilmington, and
president of the statewide future
teachers group, presided over the
meeting which attracted six pupils
and two adult advisors.
Plans developed by the pupils
include publications Of monthly
news letter beginning in Septem-
Der, taking part in the DSEA Con-
vention, October 20-21, assisting
with the PTA Conference, April rs
and complete revision Of the con-
stitution.
Sponsored by the Delaware
State Education Association, the
future teachers group was organ
lied in 1858 with assistance from
education students at the Univer-