Milford chronicle., 1960-03-04


ner, family style, will be held in
the Rehoboth School from to 6
p. m, Sunday, March 18th. Adults.
$780, children under IL. $1.00. Ben
efit of the building fund.
FALL0UT. SHELTERS - Are
YOU building a new home or remod-
cling your present home? In either
case a modern structure should
contain a family fallout shelter.
The Sussex County Civil Defense
Agency has furnished all home
builders and contractors in Sussex
County detailed construction plans
for family failout shelters. These
are the latest approved shelter
plans from The Office of civil and
defense mobilization.
CANCER-Cancer Detection Gen.
ters, State Board OF Health, Kent
County. March 1860. This service
is for women 25 years OF age and
over.
March 10 and IT: Dover-Kent
County Health Unit, Ala South
State Street. Call REdfield 4-4S22
for appointments.
March 18: Smyrna-Health Unit,
East Commerce Street. Cali Olive
3-708S for appointments.
March %: Harrington--New Gen.
tury Club. Call Exeter S~SS55 for
appointments
March "a: Milford-Health Unit,
Shore Theater Building. Call GAR
den 2-4985 for appointments.
DSEA MEETING-The LegisIa~
tive Committee of the Delaware
State Education Association will
hold statewide Legislative con-
ference on Saturday, March 5, In
the East Dover Elementary
School.
Mr.. Robert Blatchford. chairman
OF the committee, will preside at
the all-day conference. Discussion
groups have been arranged in four
major areas. They are Teacher
Welfare. School Organization and
Finance, Teacher Recruitment and
Federal Legislation.
approximately 100 educators are
expected to attend.
WHATCOAT CHURCH - This
Sunday evening, March s, DIR. Gene
Adrian viii be the evening speaker
at Whatcoat Methodist Church.
Camden, Delaware. Time of the
service: 7:30 p. m. DR.. Adrian was
born in Florence Italy, in 1920. He
entered the Religious Order OF the
Paulian Fathers in 1892. He was
only IL years old at the time. He
was ordained in Rome, Italy, in
1914. He was then "a years old.
In 1850, in Florence, Italy, he re-
ceived his Phi. d. degree and taught
Philosophy and History until 1853.
In that year, he was sent to the
United States to pioneer q new
community in Buffalo, N. Y. Due to
personal convictions, ne left the
Roman Catholic Church in 1868 and
/. is at present with Christ's Mission
of Sea Cliff, New York. The public
| is invited
BUS SCHEDULES - New bus
schedules for Short Line Bus Ser
vice between Rehoboth Beach and
Philadelphia, Pa, will go into eff
feet on March 6, 1860. Service will
be approximately the same as in
the past, but there are changes in
scheduled departure times on all
trips.
Northbound buses to Wilmington
and Philadelphia will leave from
Milford daily at $50 a. m, 1880 D.
m, and 500 p. M. and an additional
trip at $500 p. m. on Sunday and
holiday schedules.
Southbound buses to Milford and
points in lower Delaware will leave
Wilmington at $3.50 a. m, 1:1O D.
M, and 4:05 p. m, daily, with an
additional scheduled trip on Fri
day at $40 p. m.
New time tables are available at
Milford Bus Center and all local
agencies, and can also, be obtained
from bus drivers on all scheduled
trips.
SPONSORS CREDIT - Ofacers
OF the Credit Union League, an or
ganization representing the major
ity of credit unions in the state,
were present at a meeting held in
the headquarters building, Della
ware State Education. Association,
last Friday evening, February 26.
Those in attendance were Mrs.
Elizabeth Getty, President, Kent
County Federal Credit Union; EI-
mer Fennick, President, New Cas-
tie County Federal Credit Union:
Charles r. Harris, Executive Sec
retary, DSEA, and Robert Castor,
Managing Director. Delaware Cred
1t Union League, Wilmington, Del.
The credit union league was
formed in order to assist local cred
1t unions for teachers, government
tai employees and industrial con-
Germs located in Delaware.
More than 1900 teachers in the
state are contributing members Of
credit unions. The D5EA endorses
the movement.
DAIRYMEN ADVISED = Dairy
men who let their COWS stay dry
for three or four months each year
can expect to get 500 to 1000 {
pounds less milk, according TO viii
liam H. Henderson, Sussex County
Agent.
OF course, a dry period is i'm
portant to a COW. It gives her
time to rest, replenish her body
reserves and grow the calf she is
carrying. But six weeks to two
months is plenty of time for all Of
these things, Henderson says.
Shy breeders and cows with