Milford chronicle., 1960-01-29


town University Alumni Club of
Delaware at meeting last week.
Mr.. Lank, associated with the
firm of Logan Marvel, Boggs and
Theisen, received his law degree
from Georgetown in 1851.
Other officers elected were JOS
eph f. DiSabatino, vice president;
Charles F. Daley, Jr., secretary,
and Vincent l. Tigani, treasurer.
Retiring president, Charles F.
Daley, Sr., announced plans for a
cocktail party to be held Febru-
ary % at the University Club, and
a dinner and dance May IA at the
Hotel Dupont.
BRIDGEVILLE LIONS-A Choir
US rehearsal for the home-talent
minstrel, "Dinah" was held fol-
lowing the Bridgeville Lions Club
meeting last Thursday night.
The Lions will produce the af-
fair for the sixth consecutive year
with proceeds going for commun-
ity projects in the Sidney Theatre,
February 25 and 26. Rehearsals
will be every Thursday night until
then, Edwin James, director said.
About the reactivated teen can
teen, it was reported that more
than $50 young people attended for
the past two weeks. The canteen
is conducted on Saturday nights in
Union Methodist Church Fellow
ship Hall. The Lions committee on
this project includes Joseph Ev-
ans. Clark Webb, Jack Custer, An
drew Dubois and Joseph Workman.
CANCER CENTERS-This SER
vice is for women 25 years OF age
and over:
February 2: Seaford-Nanticok
Hospital. Call National 9-9537 for
appointments.
February A: Lewes-Health Unit,
110 West Third Street. Call Lewes
2721 for appointments.
February 8: Laurel-Health I'm
it, 504 Pine Street. Call Trojan
5-7539 for appointments.
February IL: Georgetown-Sus-
sex County Health Unit, sos East
Market Street. Call Georgetown
7347 for appointments.
February Is: Seaford-Nanticok
Hospital. Call National 9-9537 for
appointments.
February 16: Frankford-Health
Unit, Main Street. Call Rodney
68S7 for appointments.
February 26: Bridgeville: Health
Unit, 110 Market Street. Cell
EDgewater 1864 for appoint
ments.
ties exist in the Federal Housing
Administration for Financial Rep
resentatives, the United States
Civil Service Commission an,
nounces. The positions are located
throughout the United States and
! incumbents will be required to
| travel. The entrance salaries are
,03O and $3.50 year.
Applicants must have a thorough
knowledge of banking or finance
4 with emphasis on consumer credit.
At least six years of progressively
responsible experience are requir-
1 GU. [PP4OPA C0uOdl1O1l may 0C
substituted for part of this expert
ence.
Full information and application
forms may be obtained from the
United States Civil Service Com
mission, Washington rs, d. c., or
at many post offices throughout the
country. Applications will be ac-
cepted by the Board of u. S. Civil
Service Examiners, Federal Hous-
| ing Administration, 81 Vermont
Avenue, N. W., Washington 25, d.
&C., until further notice.
MAGAZINE DRIVE = The pass
age of referendum this past June,
permitting the use of certain
amount of Local Funds for Current
Expense, has made it possible for
the usual door-to-door sales by
Millsboro students to be discon-
tinued. 1t was felt, however, that
many took advantage of the Annual
Magazine Drive as a means of
bringing good reading material in
to the home. Therefore, without
the customary high-pressure sales
manship, our students will make
subscriptions, either new or re-
newals, available to their relatives
and friends beginning February 18
and ending March 2. High room
and high salesman prizes have been
eliminated, but awards will be
made to each student on the point
basis, depending upon the number
of magazines sold. 1t will be great
ly appreciated if the people of
this school community will save
their subscriptions until the cam
paign date and phone the school il
no student makes contact to So
licit their help at that time. Profit
from the sales, as in the past, will
be used for worthy school pro-
jects.
RADIO PROGRAMS - The radio
programs in music carried by Sta
tion WJWL in Georgetown as a
public service will be continued,
and, if possible extended in time.
This decision was announced by
Floyd T. Hart, State Director of
Music Education, after conference
with Charles r. Maillet, General
Manager, and John G. Calhoun,
Program Director of the station.
The programs are conducted by
Arthur L. Redner. supervisor of
music in the Department of Public
instruction. They were originated
in October to provide further as
| sistance to the ninety classroom