Milford chronicle., 1960-07-22

NAVY FAIR DISPLAY Navy
display will add to the variety Of
the Sussex County Fair from
July 25 through the Both. With the
cooperation of the secretary general
manager, T. Brinton Holloway, the
Dover Navy recruiter, Chief ]. T..
Flip will establish the appropriate
show. AS usual the Philadelphia
main recruiting station will supply
many worthwhile objects.
A Navy Space Man, models Of the
u. s. S. Forrestal (CVA-59), Polar
is and several other items of naval
interest will be posted.
ATTENDS CONCLAVE = Miss
Jean Ann Tucker of Greenwood
attended the National Future
Homemakers of America conven-
ton July 11-15 at the Statler-Hil-
ton Hotel, Washington, D. c. Miss
Tucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Tucker, a sophomore at
Greenwood High School served as
member of the National Chorus
during the Convention. The Future
Homemakers of America is an or
ganization of high school girls en-
rolled in home economics, and has
as one of its detectives the devel-
opment OF responsibility and lead
ership in the home, school, COM
munity, and nation. Other repre-
sentatives from Delaware who at
tended the convention were: Mao
mi Cox, Caesar Rodney School:
Kay Hutchens, John Bassett Moore
School: Sara Dill, Milton School.
Mrs. Eldora Reed accompanied the
girls as advisor.
PASS EXAMS-Dr. John F. Ma
guire, secretary of the Delaware
State Board of Dental Examiners,
announced that IL men have pass
ed the boards exams.
These men, after serving year
as an intern or spending a year in
the medical division of the armed
forces will be qualified to begin
their own practice.
The names include: David An
nand, Limestone Road; Willard j.
Brown, Jr., 321 Mcdaniel Avenue
Mcdaniel Heights; John Capodan-
no, IA Tyrone Avenue, Minquadale;
Fred S. Fink, 10 Augustine Road;
Albert Greenwood, Jr., 328 South
Forty-fifth Street, Philadelphia;
Irwin HocksteiTf, 314 Candlewood
Road, Broomhall, Pa; Robert ID
Hooper, Mill Creek, Pa; William
Kates, S37 North Union Street,
Joseph Morgan, 40S Scarborough
Avenue, Rehoboth Beach; Raymond
P. Olsewski, 1902 West Fourth St.
Bernard A. Shanes, 83 WestvieN
Road, Criston Park Manor; Pau
Viehman, 11O Country Club Drive
RECRUITER HONORED = Chiei
Petty officer Julian T. Flip, re
cruiter of the Dover Navy Recruit
ing Station, was presented the Nay!
Recruiting Monthly Award for pro
fciency in the quality of new re
cruits recruited for the month o
June 1860 by Commander C. w. Sc
bring, u. S. Navy, officer in charg
of the Philadelphia Navy Recruit
ing District.
Chief Petty officer FLIP enliste'
high quality of new recruits t.
place first among 80 fellow recruit
ers for the month of June 1860. Re
cruiting stations in competition arr
located in the Pennsylvania-NeV
Jersey area.
Commander Sebring stated that y
is recruiters such as Flip who are
responsible for getting the higf
quality of recruits needed to main.
tain and operate the new modern
supersonic, electronic, atomic Navy
of today.
CAMPOREE = This Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday all Boy Scouts
and Adult Leaders of the Del-Mar-
Va Council, Sussex District, vii
participate in the Jubilee Camp
oree" at the dupont Picnic Grounds
Woodland Road, Seaford, to cele
brate the 50th anniversary o.
Scouting in America. All units viii
check in and set up camp at 3:3'
p. m, Friday.
CuD OCOulS anu GApAOiCi k5SCuI u
will take an active part in the Sat
urday afternoon and evening
events, including the pageant.
To the Saturday afternoon ant
evening events the public is cor
daily invited
Guest speaker Saturday evening
preceding the pageant will be Ser
/ 0oont HharIoS r Rilov Youth Ru.
reau, Delaware State Police, assign
ed to Sussex County, Troop No.
at Bridgeville.
Please make sure that your fav'
orite scout will be in attendance