Milford chronicle., 1960-01-22

RELEASED - President How
ard A. Miller announces that Dave
Herman is no longer associated
with Brandywine Raceway as pub
lie relations director. His success
in the interim is being handled by
Ed Colin and Len Leone of Gauge
Corporation, Wilmington, Della
ware. Gauge Corporation has di-
rected Brandywine's advertising
for the past two years.
LECTURER-Mr. George NJ. Hart.
Garden Consultant for Star Roses
of West Grove, Penna., will be pre-
sented as lecturer on Roses for
the Home Garden" by the Delaware
Rose Society on. Wednesday, jan
uary 27, at p. m, in Agricultural
Hall at the University of Della
ware in Newark, Delaware.
Mr.. Hart's lecture which is IL
lustrated with Kodachrome slides,
lasts about SO minutes and after
ward there will be a question and
answer period. His knowledge of
rose varieties, rose culture, and use
of roses is extensive which should
make for an interesting as well as
an entertaining and educational
program.
Refreshments will be served af-
terward. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
INSURANCE = The Delaware
State Education Association and
the Horace Mann Insurance Com
pany have co-sponsored an addi-
tional insurance plan which pro-
vides increased financial protec-
ton for the members of the teach
ing profession.
The Horace Mann Company is a
teacher owned and teacher operat-
ed insurance firm. The newly
adopted plan will become effective
March /, 1860. The enrolment
dates are February 1-February 20,
inclusive.
The new plan is a term-life
group insurance which provides a
$2,500 policy at a cost of $1,000
per year. This is an opportunity
to add an estate for the wife,
children or family at relatively
small cost.
Brochures and application forms
were mailed to 3,700 members of
the Delaware State Education AS
sociation.
HOLSTEIN MEETING-The an
nual meeting of the Delaware Hol-
stein-Friesian Association will be
held Thursday, January 2S, at Win
terthur Farms, according to organ
ization president, P. F. F'riedel, vi
ola.
The program will begin at IL
a. m. with a tour of the Winter
thur herd. Herd Superintendent
William Reed will guide the group.
After lunch the business meet
ing and program will be held. Mr..
H. w. Craun, Roanoke, Va, direc-
tor of the national association and
president of the Virginia State
Dairymen's Association will speak
on Getting Ahead With Holstein
Cattle"
Fieldman. Jack Krause will also
be on the program.
Two directors will be elected to
fill the expiring terms of Irwin
Armstrong, Middletown, and Maui
rice Adams, Harrington.
Winterthur Farms is on Kennett
Pike, five miles north of Whining
ton.
NAVY RECRUITER - The Navy
Recruiting Station in Dover has
announced the arrival of Chief Av-
iation Storekeeper Julian Flip as
Navy Recruiter for this area. He
has been in the Navy for 20 years
and is a veteran of WWII and the
Korean Conflict.
Throughout most of his long Ma
val career Chief Flip has been sta
tinued aboard aircraft carriers. His
/ last duty station was with Air
Anti-Submarine Squadron 81 at
/ Naval Air Station, Quonset Point,
Rhode Island. Among his medals
he holds the Navy Good Conduct
Medal with a silver star and World
War III Victory Medal.
He will reside at 634 River Road,
Dover, with his wife Maria and
their two children, John, IL, and
Halina, 5. The Chief and Mrs. FLIP
are interested in PTA work and
scouting activities. Mr.. Flip will
be available to serve with local
scouting activities.
Chief Flip said that through
January and February the Navy
| is opening its doors to young men
who are interested in going to
technical or specialists school. For
more information on these and
other programs the Navy has to
offer, he can be contacted at the
American Legion Building in Do