Milford chronicle., 1960-05-20


GREENWOOD PLAY - The SEN
ior Glass of Greenwood is present.
ing their class play, "Clementine",
under the direction of Miss Mar
lene Forshee. The 3-act comedy
will be produced Thursday and Fri
day evenings, May 18th and goth.
Curtain time will be p. m. Tick
cts may be purchased from any
cast member or director. They
will also be sold at the door.
SCOUT JUBILEE - Nearly 1000
Scouters throughout the Delmarva
Peninsula are set 10 attend the Fif-
tieth Anniversary Jubilee ceIebra-
tion as part of the Forty-fourth
! Annual Recognition Meeting of the
/ Del-Mar-va Council, Boy Scouts of
America, with Mr.. Lewis Fl. Talley
of Wilmington as General Chair
man.
The dinner and meeting, accord
ing to Mr.. Talley, will be held at
the State Armory. 10th ana duPont
Streets, Wilmington, Delaware.
Saturday. May 21st. starting at
600 p. m. EDST.
MORE BTNGO - The Delaware
Bingo Control Commission, meet
ing recently, approved nine supple
mental licenses for additional
games.
/ Sponsors granted the extra play
ing dates are: American Legion
posts in Milford. Harrington, and
Bridgeville; Mill Creek Volunteer
Fire Company; ST. Stanislaus La
dies Auxiliary BVM Sodality: st.
Thomas Church, Wilmington:
Newman Lee Urban VFW Post,
Smyrna; Ocean Wave Lodge,
lIOOF, Rehoboth, and Elsmere Vol
unteer Fire Company.
/ MAN ENTRANTS - I'VE liter
ally have applications representing
over 1000 horses whose owners
and trainers want to come to Ocean
Downs for the 1860 meeting which
starts on the Fourth Of July"
Chairman of the Board James G.
Robinson said this week.
This represents the biggest ap-
pIication for stalls In the history
from all the immediate states as
well as Ohio, Mississippi, New
York, South Carolina and Georgia.
The three $4,000 races attracted
even more horses than were ex-
pected.
COTTAGE LOOTED Three
summer cottages, two at Slaughter
Beach, six miles southeast Of Mil
ford, and one on Bayard Avenue,
Rehoboth Beach, were broken into
recently, according to state police.
| The cottage summer home Of
Mrs. Edna Simpson, at the south
end of Slaughter Beach was enter
ed by breaking a window. The
place was ransacked but apparent
ly nothing was taken.
Next door the cottage of Spencer
willis was entered. Two fishing
rods and reels were stolen and the
place ransacked.
4 The summer home of Charles M.
Rogers at Rehoboth Beach was en-
J tered by breaking glass in rear
door. Nothing was missing.
BLUE CROSS TRUSTEES - The
process of selecting the physician
members of the board of trustees
/ of Group Hospital Service, Inc,
has been modernized by change
in the bylaws, it was announced
lrecently by officers of the Plan.
The change will provide state
wide representation of Delaware
physicians on the board of the
Blue Cross-Blue Shield organiza-
ton. Henceforth, the six physici-
an members will be named by the
Medical Society of Delaware. I'm
til now, the six have comprised
four named from the STATS of the
general hospitals in Wilmington
and two named by the New Castle
Medical Society.
The board also has six repre-
sentatives of the trustees of hospi-
tails in Delaware and five repre-
sentatives of the public.
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GRAND PRIZE-Word has just
been received from John Asher.
Jr., executive assistant of the Chop
tank Electric Cooperative. that a
grand prize of 12 cubic foot up
right electric freezer containing rs
pounds of DeImarvalous Chicken
will go to come lucky visitor to the
18th Annual Delmarva Chicken
Festival, being held at Selbyville,
June 17-18
The prize is being donated by the
Delmarva Electric Cooperatives.
comprised of the Accomack North
ampton Electric C perative,
Parksley, Virginia; Choptank Elec-
/ trio Cooperative, Inc, Denton,
Maryland; and Delaware Rural
Electric Cooperative, Greenwood,
Delaware.
Donald Lynch and George Ed
ward Gray, co-chairmen Of the Sell
byville committees, plan to award
this grand door prize immediately
after the crowning of the Senior
| Chicken Cooking Champion Each
. festival program will contain q
I coupon making the bearer eligible
for the drawing Of this freezer fill
ed with Delmarvalous Chickens
GAS CONSUMPTION Della
ware showed the largest increase
in gasoline. consumption from 1866
through 1859 of any state in the
nation, according to records COM
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