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Milford chronicle., 1960-04-29

Der to bring article or articles 10
sell.
MEETING: The New Market w.
S. c. S. will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. B. j. Millman near
town, on Thursday evening, May
18th. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all Devotional leaders
for this meeting will be Mrs. Mary
Manlove and Mrs Bessie Harrison.
McCOlley's Methodist Chapel
Rev. IVOn Downing. Pastor
Sunday, May 1, 1850
Sunday school in charge of Mr..
Preston Donovan, superintendent.
Worship Service.
SUPPER: Turkey, Chicken and
Dumping Supper on Saturday, May
z. 1860, at McColley"s Church
House. Adults $1.25-children CSC.
Chaplains Chapel Methodist Church
Rev. IVOn Downing, Pastor
Sunday, May /, 1850
Sunday school services under the
direction of superintendent, Mr..
Melvin Moore.
School News
Reporters Marguerite Love and
Charlyn Reynolds
My Hobby
My hobby is collecting shiny
new nickels. have nine nickels
now. | earn them by working.
By Chester Harrison
My hobby is picking up stones.
l like to pick up stones. They are
pretty. Sometimes mother tells me
to go outdoors to pick up stones to
put in the flower pots. There are
really some beautiful stones.
BY Sharon Plummer
My hobby is picking up sea
shells by the sea. They are SO
pretty. / take them home with me.
Sometimes take them to school.
| find all kinds. of shells. One
time ] found tiny shell. l like to
take them home to my mommy and
daddy.
Phyllis Ann Moore
Patsy Clark went to Newark
during the weekend.
Gloria Abbott went to Longwood
Garden during the weekend.
My hobby is riding bicycle.
When l was six years old nay bro
ther taught me how to ride a BIZ
cycle. Now I ride my bicycle every
day when the weather is nice.
BY Ann Phillips
My hobby is flowers. l like to
plant flowers. l like to water flow
ers. l like to see pretty flowers.
When | water my flowers thew
grow. They grow in nv flower
garden.
By Gary Clendaniel
My hobby is collecting stamps.
| haven't got many. l have thirty
eight. have five two dollar stamps
anc one air mail stamp. l have
other kinds of stamps too.
BY Patsy Clark
The State Tests were given
April 21st and 22nd.
The PTA meeting was held Aprii
20. Discussion was held on the
School Building Program. Jean
Harrison, chairman, presided.
Mrs. Prettyman-
All girls and boys except James
Enfield are back from the Easter
vacation.
All reporting nice vacation.
In arithmetic we are starting
studying about fractions.
We will soon be adding and sub
tracing decimal fractions and
mixed decimals.
In arithmetic few of the class
are having a terrible time in learn
Ing to- divide by a two place. di-
visor. We are studying about tenths
and hundredths; how to write and
read numbers with the decimal
points in numbers In health we
are learning the right rules of be-
haviOr which include:
l. Learning to make wise choices.
2. Learning to spend money
wisely.
3. Learning from experience.
4. Trial and error learning.
5. Learning other new experience
6. How attitudes are formed.
Milford chronicle., 1960-04-29
Thought for the Day

There is destiny that makes
us brothers-none lives his life
alone-what we put in the lives OF
others-comes back into our own"
, 1960-06-16

sorry Automobile Liability Insurance, has not yet been en-
forced because its terms were not acceptable to insurance
companies and no policies could be obtained under its
provisions.
After exhaustive conferences with representatives
and agents Of insurance companies licensed to dosbusiness
in. the Territory and with the advice and assistance Of a
qualified insurance conslltant, a new law has been writ
ten which would provide fuller coverage and which is
acceptable to the insurers.
The Commissioner Of Insurance is available to explain
the new proposals III detail upon call Of the Legislature,
This new Bill. if enacted, would repeal Act No. 478 as
of january /, 1860 and would become effective July !,
1860. / recommend its adoption.
Sincerely.
lSgdJ John p. Merwin
John D. Merwin
Yss Governor
.ar- 80
, 1960-06-16

PAGE THE 81 cROI
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from yesterday
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas
Virgin Islands Of the United States
January 5, 1860
The Honorable
The President Of the Legislature
of the Virgin Islands .
Charlotte Amale
ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Mysdear MI. President
The National Park Service IS preparing to construct a
project in the vicinity Of Little Cruz Bay, ST. John, includ-
ING thesprogramming for the current fiscal years OF dredg-
mg and bulkheading Of a marina, construction OF 2 dock
for Park use, roads and parking, walks, and maintenance
building.
Before the Federal Government can construct this pro-
iect It needs to acquire certain lands owned by the Terri
toriaI Government forsthe bulkheading and road construc-
ton project. The National Park Service also has requested
financial participation Of the local government to the ex-
teent of an amount not to exceed 100000 to go towards
financing a portion of the bulkheading project.
This is ! most necessary project and one which will
greatly benefit the island Of ST. John. Therefore | am
pleased to transmit draft of an Act to Authorize the Trans
fer of Two Tracts Of land to the National Park Service and
to authorize the financial participation Of the local govern
ment. This Bill is item 8 Of the Call forthe Special Session
on January Is, 1860. T recommend its adoption.
The. Commissioner Of Public Works and the Director
Of the Budget have full information and maps OF this pro
ject which they will bring to the Legislature upon call
It. is estimated that the federal government will spend
$4,000 on this project this year to be i followed by further
developments in succeeding years.
Sincerely yours,
sgd IIehs=sA !. Mezqgin
John D. MerWin
Governor
-
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie
st. Thomas
, 1960-06-16

0A%Nh-
Charlotte ATnalie e
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands sb
nv dear Mr.. President:
There is transmitted herewith draft OF. a bill to Pro-
vide an Appropriation from the General Fund for Paving
d Certain Section Of Street in Frederiksted. St. Croiy to
give access to the Housing Project, for the Fiscal Year July
4, 1859. to June 80. 1860.
This bill proposes an appropriation of $4,000 for con-
struction Of a paved road on PlotSNo. 45A, Wheel OF For
tune West End Quarter, ST. Croix, and its approach areas.
This plot is now privately owned but will be acquired by
the Government OF the Virgin Islands for use as = pupHc
roadway.
From Double Gid Contingency Fund. an allotment Of
Sis, 900 has already been made to cover a commitment
made BY the Government with the Virgin Islands Housing
and Urban Renewal Authority in order to provide an ac-
cess road to the Ludwig E. HaTrigan Courts.
The sum Of $4,000, proposed in this bill is for the
purpose of completing a through highway from the town
Of Frederiksted, passing the Ludwig 3. Harrigan Courts
and Claude @. Markoe School, to- the Centerhne Road.
This roadway would also furnish safe alweather access to
twenty-three or more home sites in this area.
This bill appears as item 8 Of my proclamation OF De
cember 81, 1859, converting a special session Of the Legis-
lature for January Is, 1860. I recommend that it be
adopted.
Sincerely
fSgdl John .. Merwin
Tohn p Mprwin
, 1960-06-16

The HOnOrabIe 81
The President Of the Legislature
of the Virgin Islands .s@ss~s@s~=ss=saes
Charlotte Amalie
Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands
My dear Mr.. President: ya
/ have the honor to hand you herewith draft of an Act
to Amend Title 90, Chapter AZ Of the Virgin Islands Code,
Compulsory Automobile Liability Insurance. This bill APP
pears as item 4 Of my call for a Special Session Of the Lee
~gislature on january Is. 1860.
AS the Legislature knows, Act No. 478 Bill No. 1851
Regular Session 1859 effective January ], 1860, Compul-
, 1960-06-16
The Honorable
The President Of the Legislature
Of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Mydear MI President:

The National Park Service is preparing to construct g
roiectin tie vicinity Of Little Cruz Bay, 81. John, includ-
y thesprogramming for the current fiscal years Of dredg-
3 and bulkheading Of a marina, construction Of 9 dock
Z Park use, roads and parking, walks, and a maintenance
.sllarn-.-A ...--.
, 1960-06-16

The Honorable
The President Of the Legislator.
of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands
nv dear Mr.. President:
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6. QueaSy: (a) with a deli
cate touch; (b) very fastidious;
Co sly and slippery.
7. Quibble: (a) evasive ar
gument; (b) stonemason's tool;
(c) irregular rotation of an
autos tire.
8. Quire (a) knights Serv-
ant; (b) master of the hounds;
Co "a sheets of paper.
9. Quinsy: (a) fabric used in
comforters; (b) tonsillitis; (c)
town in Illinois.
10. Quidnunc: (a) gosSipy
newsmonger; (b) great-uncle
Co Roman legionnaire.
Answers: 1c; %; 3a; &c; 5b;
6b; Ia; &c; 9b; 10a.
! Do you know the most COM
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rect. excellent; eight or nine,
good; six or seven, fair.
l. Quadruple: (a) make more
difficult; (b) enmesh in red
tape; Cc) make four times as
large.
2. Quaff: (a) to snub a per-
son; (b) drink copiously; (c)
sip delicately.
3. Quack: (a) frau udulent
pretender; (b) society doctor;
Co noise made by mongoose in
flight.
4. Quarter: (a) Australian
aborigine; (b) argumentative
person; (c) stone-digger.
S. Quake: (a) cake which
has fallen; (b) tremulous agi-
tation; (c) small Pacific is
| land.
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mon errors Of grammar and
usage and how to avoid them?
For a list of common mistakes
and advice on how to improve
your spec ech and writing,
simply send a self-addressed,
stamped envelope, plus 10 cents
to cover handling, to William
Morris, GOOD GRAMMAR, in
care of The Star.
Evening star., 1960-05-18

Opening lead: King of spades.
West opens the king of
spades. and dummy's ace wins.
The contract clearly depends
on bringing in the clubs. How
do you 60 about it?
If each opponent had three
clubs, you could do the job by
running one club. If each op-
ponent had three trumps. you
could afford to ruff two clubs.
The trouble with these ideas
is that each suit is more likely
to break Az than 80.
How do you protect yourself
against the probable AZ break
in trumps and clubs? Since you
can afford to lose one trick.
why not give up one club and
ruff one? That develops the
clubs and still leaves you four
trumpS.
Startling Beginning
The best line of play has a
startling beginning. After win
ming the first trick with dunn
my's ace Of spades you should
Immediately lead a low club
from dummy!
This gives the opponents only
the one club trick you were
planning to give them. East's
best return is a diamond, and
you win with the ace.
Now you lead a trump to the
queen and a ruff a low club.
You have developed the clubs
will hout giving anybody a
chance to discard or ruff.
Draw three more rounds of
trumps. and then dummy is
high with the king Of dia-
monds and the rest Of the
clubs.
Compare this with the nat
u.al" line Of play. Cash the top
clubs and ruff a club in the
hope of a 3-3 break. West dis
cards a diamond. Now lead a
trump to dummy's queen and
give up a club. West discards
his other amond. East
promptly leads a diamond, and
Vests ruff defeats the slam.
If you're going to give UP a
trick, pick the right time.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one dia-
mond. and the next player
passes. You hold:
"A vQ6 oK983 %AKlO853
What do you say?
Answer: Bid three clubs.
You can afford the immediate
jump in a new suit when you
have strong support for part
ner's suit. This bid is not only
forcing to game but hints at
a slam. You cannot quite afford
the Jump If partner opens with
one spade or one heart.
(copyriEht, 1850, Gen. Features Corp
Evening star., 1960-05-18
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WORDS, WIT
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BEETLE BAILEY
MUTT AND IEEE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

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bered word you will find a
word of almost the same mean
ing among the three words
and phrases following it. When
you have all the answers,
check against the correct pair
ings at the bottom. Here is
how to score the quiz: ten cor
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SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Pick Right PIuy
To Set Up Suit
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD

When you're setting up 9
long suit you may lead out
high cards, take illnesses, run
give up a trick or two and Sc
on. Consider all of these posi-.
bilities when your contract
depends on bringing in a Ions
suit.
South dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
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495-7zxoS" Flat Twin Fitted Womuto supereo 3o5
e99 Common sPnsmod White Pereoes 1ox122h" 62o
z7e Cannon White Peeoe Foam Fitted Sheets Twin $40
ss9 spinsmad Extro Long White PereoIe 72x12o" 2oo
Reg 5.7s s1xl2o"- 3.3o
54s-72xos" spnsmod Border Print PereoIes 299
Cannon Mills 72xos" or Fitted Twin White Muslin 189
1923 Surety Irish Linen Domosk Cloths 8o8
Evening star., 1960-01-28

1895 FieIderest Automatic BIonket. Twin
22.95 FieIderest Automatic Blanket, DouE
Imported PereoIe Zippered Pillow Protecto
l.69 Common "Foreet-Me-Not" 24x46" Bot
1913 Common 25x48" "Empress" Terry Both
Printed Kitchen ferries. 1880" 44c; Apro
5.9S Plastic Shower Curtain and Dropery
2.9o yd. Curon Cushioned Table Padding.
500 Hemstitehed Irish Linen TobIecIoths
2.99 Irish Linen Etomine Cloths. 52x52"
Irish Linen Huek Towels l4x20", 59c; |
5.98 Embossed No-Iron Twin or Full Bedsy
S.9S Botes Piping Rock" Twin or Full Be
ENTloN Z. THE HEIGHT co.-ALL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-11-06

Bur,
ALAS. HER
c0MpEIlTIyE
SPIRIT AND
MOTHER GooSE
WERE HER
UNpotNG.
ONE MocM-
NJ NIGHT
I FOUND
HER TRYING
70 JuMp
OVER THE
NOON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

Imosins! A evssom-mods dropsry completely
instollsd at less thon you would expect to poy
for the fobrie olonsl Mode TO sxoetins spec
Lsonord's skilled eroftsmen. Choose from these
RIGS: Modern or troditionol. antique sotins. Fit
mony. mony more.