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Smyrna times., 1960-06-23
Marydel

MIR. and Mrs. Karl Jacobsen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jacob
sen attended the wedding of MIR.
Thomas Simonsen at Ramsey,
N. j., on Friday, June II. Mr..
Simonsen is the grandson of MIR.
and Mrs. Karl Jacobsen.
Mrs. Lee Harman and Mrs.
Herbert Butts spent Wednesday
afternoon in Wilmington.
Misses Sandra Ware and
Anne Habicht spent several
days last week in Newark, DEL,
as the guests of Mrs. Robert
Haley, aunt of Miss Ware.
On Friday evening, June "a,
at 7:30, a program will be given
by the members of the Daily
Vacation Bible School. At that
time the teachers and pupils will
endeavor to show a part of what
they have learned, as well as
some hand work that they have
done. The school has been well
attended. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to attend this
program.
Miss Thelma Thomas attend
ed the Delmarva Chicken Fes'
tival held at Selbyville last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Haley
and family of Newark spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
lis Gray.
MIR. and Mrs. Henrik Stav'
rand, of Laurelton, N. Y, spent
last weekend with their daugh'
| ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Jacobsen. Mr.. Stavranc
returned home on Mond ay
while Mrs. Stavrand remained
for the week.
Mrs. T. Olin Ford spent Wed
lnesday in Washington. Mrs
Ford accompanied members oi
the Federated Clubs of Della
ware.
The chairman of the rummage
sale sponsored by the W.S.C.S
of Marydel and held at Carroll's
Market on Friday announces
that the sale was success, ane
wishes to thank all who helped
in any way.
Friends of Miss Carol Arndt
are pleased to see her out again
She has been recuperating al
home following an automobile
accident.
Mrs. Lee Harman, Mrs. Edgar
Harman, MIR. Jason Harman
Mrs. Almina Farrow, and Mrs
Herbert Butts attended recital
held at the home of Mrs. Betty
Rusch on Friday evening. Miss
Smyrna times., 1960-06-23

Patty Harman, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Edgar Harman, was
one of about 20 who played al
this recital.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Pierce over the weekend
were MIR. and Mrs. John Reid
and family of Philadelphia. On
Sunday afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Deusa and daughter were
callers.
Weekend guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Herbert Butts were Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Duplicki ano
daughter, Patty, of Media, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Luton
Jr. and three children, of Flor
ida, are spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lut'
ton, Sr.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-23

following board members: Mrs.
Ruth Blades, Milford; Mrs. Dor
othy Donaway, FELTON,; Ann
Cleaves, RN, Caesar Rodney;
Mrs. Esther Hynson, Clayton;
Mrs. Mabel Massey, Hartly;
and Mrs. Lillian Sochum, Book
er T. Washington School. Mrs.
Clara West and Mrs. Grace
Montgomery of Milford were
appointed to fill existing vacan-
Icies on the board. Mr.. Dickin-
son and MIR. Galley were briefed
on their duties as National Edu-
cation Association convention
delegates.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-23
Wills Under English Law

Under English law person
can dispose of his property by
will as he chooses. Neither hus-
band nor wife is under any OBJ
legation to leave any part of his
or her property to the other.
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1859 HARVARD NV.

-bedrm brk. Colonial toWnhouse.
in most convenient uptown area
former home OF White House sec
retary-Lv. I'm with frepl.. Ice.
din. nm q. big modern kit. full
bsmt. with tile hr, bar, laundry
rm., toilet: gas h-wh Impossible
TO beat for COW. and economy.
By appt. r. G dunno CO, no
"-01OO. ewes and Sun, FE. s.
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i1a KENNEDY ST. N.E.-THIS IS
THE BEST! An eXtra-wide semi
det brick in the most exclusive
section OF Chillum Hts; q Ice.
rms with wall-to-wsll cArpeting;
lst-hr. powder nm. rec. I'm. with
bar, Ito ceiling drapeS; air con-
ditioners ca: kit with garbage
disp. auto. dishwasher; deep back
yard: close to new school and
Shopp. ctr. Unbelievably priced at
Sl5g5O. Only a classy family de-
sired for this neighborhood Sub
stantial down payt desired. May
sell 1t FLA. MRS. BARNES, with
GLENN REALTY CO., RIA. 6-2g42,
IA O-pRIp
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home. Colonial ] W old I bed
rms, Ga baths, paneled rec. I'm.
v/tlrepl. OIL. $4,000 or NO. =
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598 NICHOLSON ST. NE.
S24 50 MO

INCL. PRIMO. AND INTEREST
A homeoWner'S delight. All-brick
constructed semidet.; sep. Inv. and
din. rms, Grapes and cornices
mod. kit, with disposal and dish
washer, powder nm. 3 nice-Sized
bedrmS. and bath. full bsmt. gas
heat; rear concrete patio. fenced
yard with shrubs and trees.
Priced low, FLA approved.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

SPRING VALLEY-IdeAl for doc
tor. Liv. nm, din. rm., den, pow
der rm., kit. 4 bedrms, . baths.
maids IN. and bath, screened
petinE. Sold to approved pur-
chaser only. r. BATES WARREN
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EVELYN G. KAPLAN g. co.

EVELYN G. KAPLAN & CO.
REALTORS
10. 5-2027
COLORED-BEAUT. 7-RM., 3-bsth;
3 kits. full bSmt.; loo. between
Rock Greek PIX and 18th st.
S15,950. Call MR.. MISKIN, ~
CoLoRED-IfI5 CLIFTON ST
10 rooms. Ia baths, 2 kits, full
bsmt.. oil h VIII: new decor. {;
$3.50 down. Sl10 mo. UN. 4-7n45
CoLORED. 655S North Capitol st.
Vacant; & rms. corner brk.:
rec. and powder rm.; Bryant gas
heat; very reas.; price and terms.
4l2'c first trust. OWNER, Rock
well s-ll65.
CoLORED = 32i WEBSTER ST.
N.W.-Open Sun. Sale by owner
semidet. brk. 3 rms, . baths: new
gas furnace; extra kit; deep blk !;
Gear gar. s15,a5o. Inspect this
lovely home TODAY. DT. 7-SS4".
JU b-63S1
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bedrms., > baths. Cash required.
TRIcE GRAVATTE Me. s-l929
1926 CLAIMING ST, N.E.-Only
$500 dn., SIS mo. for this at
tractiVe det. rm. home on beau
tiful 5Oxl57 #. level lot with
fruit trees and shrubs, bsmt., oil
hwh, garage. Priced at only
$4,000. STONE q MARCELLINO
TIL 2-1lOl or VIII 1921
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HOUSES FOR SALINE,
(CONTINuEol
OPEN 2-5

1852 18th ST. NE1Immaeulsts
semidetached brick: hy. rm-
din. rm., kit, rec. Tm., lavatoTy,
porch, fenced yard. gas heat
ARTHUR L. CURLING INC. LA
6-663l Sun, and Ewes, LA. O.
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JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY CO. OFFERS
HILLCRFST, nr Branch ave, e34G
34th St open % pm. - Det
brick rambler: 3 rms. 3 bedrms
knotty-plne clubrm. maids I'm
gas h. VIII. large corner lot,
HILLCREsT, Branch ave mr. Ala.
bama ave. - Def. 2 rms 3 bed
rms, > baths End mr. LIST Ar
Den and bath: wall-to-Vall car.
pet. new kit with garbage dis.
poSsl. tile bsmt. large. land.
ST FRANCIS PARISH-4-year ole
Ice. brick rambler : rms, 2 lge
bedrms., baths, lge. family nm
clubrm. maid rm. and bath. ga.
raEe LII Gg-Sg19.
Both AND PA. AVE. mr. public art
parochisl schools - bet. brick
center hall. 8 large rms, 3 bed
rms, . attic rms, large rec. I'm
with bar. porch. large. level lo'
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, nr. EaStover
like new. d rms, 3 bedrms, LIST.
FIR. powder I'M. full bsmt with
rec. nm. dishwasher, disposal
FLA approved: Sl3.5OO
MINNESOTA AVE, nr. Pa. ave
Semidet. brick; 8 large rooms, q.
enclosed DorCheS, rec. room. OF
h -w.h vacant.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, mr.. Nichol,
ave. - Det brick Cape Cod with
beorms., . baths. rec. rm Ice
level lot; Sl6,S5O. By appoint
ment
AEACOSTIA, 1915 You st: oper
% p.m.-Det. shingle. : rms. .
baths, l on LIST FIR, arranged foI
] or > families: gas h-wh ga.
rAge priced low with -, 500 On
OFF PA. AVE. Lyndale-CompIetelS
furn. semidet. brk 5 rms. :, Ice
bedrms. full bSmt with rec. nm
priced Tisht with substantial cash
A safe inveS' meLt
PA. AND MINI. AVES-Store anc
6-rm. apt, leased for s. 200 ".
price. $50 500.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 4OS Xenis
st. - Semidet brick; ; rooms, .
laree bedrmS rec. rm. FLA ap-
proved. Sl2.25O. 10. 2-2I37.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH = Ideal fol
nursery, large family or roomins
house. 10 rooms, 3 baths: > = car
garage: 100 #. front lot. b.
appointment. 10. 2-2l3T.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.
(cokIlNUEDl

FAIRLAWN VILLAGE - 3-bedrm
brick home, priced right. low down
payment. call Mon. LII. $4,000
HILLCREST-LuXury Diet. brk. for
gracious living. Liv. nm. with fire
pl, Ice din. rm., equip. kit, pow
der rm. on LIST. fl 3 bedrmsa q
gorgeous rec rm. with firepl. and
bath, scr. porch and built ii gar
age. FHA approved with low down
pymt. Mr.. Annelberg, RE 5-6sl5
LYMAN c. DELE & CO. INC
Ii. 1-OSOg.
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rambler, bedrms. pa baths.
equipped kit. with table space.
sep. din. rmJ liv. I'm. 20 by y.
walk-out rec. I'm. " hrepl, sep.
laundry I'm. plus storsRe area,
covered patio. COW. schools, SWIM
ming pool, shopping; low 3O's.
OWNER, OIL. 4-S5G@!.
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HAWTHORNE

Charming detached. spacious, i'm
maculate white Colonial with 3
bedrms., 2 baths. de luxe kit,
paneled family room or den, high
ceilings; level lot. $4,000 down,
S2o,750. Ewes. EN-. 2-1579.
To Reach: Out Conn. ave. Ext. to
Woodbine, left or east "A block
II nnAp sion
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ATTRACTIVE, UNUSUAL
For a real discriminating
buyer. You can assume
Sl5.800-4IbG loan

A rambler, on Il acre. yet waking
distance to paToChlal and public
schools; b rms, full dining nm
= baths. Just redecorated wall
to-WsI carpetlns completely and
beautifully finished recreation I'm
Laundry nm, with outside entrance
separate air cond. plant. large
fenced and beautifully Handicapped
lot with fish pond Call noU 10
inspect. Price. l,a5n. Coop.
invited. GLENN, JU a-4i43.
BANNOCKBURN. Bethesda : EX-
CkPTIONAL VIEW OF VIRGINIA
MOUNTAINS. Contemporary -
oedrm with 81 1T kit, rec rm.,
flreplaces, brick-and redwood
construction, patio. swim pool
membership available. walking
distance to grade school, price,
Dir Out River I'd. past Kenwood.
left or Pyle DR.. follow TO house
a. go Brlgadoon Or. OIL.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ASSUME Az % LOAN
CONN. AVE. PIX
lmmac 3-bedTm, 2-bath brick
sep. oln. I'm. nv nm with firepl
beautiful pine-paneled rec. nm
Lovely lot. 10 $3.50,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT
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B ETHESDA-OPEN 10 3
WILLIAMSBURG
BETHESDA
AREA HOMES

UN USUALL4 CHARMING,
4-oedrm., 2-bath brick Cape
Cod, sep. din. nm, all-elec,
kit. with brkfSt. area, full
bSmt with full bath. I'm
mediate pOSS S2i.ajO.
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JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY co.
Realtors, @4l2 Minnesota Ave S z
at Pa Ave
Over - Years Experience in Sales
Rentals, Property Management
LU. All LU. 9-j91t
COLORED-5U5 KENTUCKY AVE
Like New Easy Terms. TIE 6-223t
TRICE GRAVATIE. NE. S-lg2A
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ATTN: DOCTORS, Professional.
ATTORNFY,S SAIF-Rest Si.

ATTN: DOCTORS, Professional.
ATTORNEY SALE-Best Sil.
Spg. drive. Woodside; churches,
schools, stores. trsnsp close !.
values increasing: over size lot,
Anchor fence. fruits. flowers,
shrubs, trees. dble. gar. on I.
FIRST FL. $50. exp } . pchs, 2
Ihermopane Dict winds; lge liv.
rm-.. fireplace; massive bedrm 5
windows. den, full din. nm. over
size kit. cleo stove and refer. g.
steel sink. cabinets. 5 windows, tile
bath. e. incl. shower: md IL >
beoTmS hall, 4, bath. closets. SO.
space. a.-cond; basement, unfn.
p. nm. o.h.-w.r heat. tubs a
batn: auto. wash. -drier; gas h u.
E8IRAS: Alum. 5. wind; Wv.
carpets; awnings. SIS. sim wind
" strips insuL.; Grapes Ven.
blinds, mirrors Ask. S34. 500.
Subj. ofier, cash. terms. JU s.
IL. Dl. 1866 Box 2l5-Z,
Star
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CHEVY CHASE

OPEN / 70 SPIN
2S10 BRANDYWINE ST. NV.
Spacious new center-hall-plan home
4th bedroom Cor library; 25-ft
living nm. with porch overlooking
garden; basement arranged for
large recreation room plus maids
room and bath If desired.
CALL Mr.. WAREING, EN-. 2-5092
A s. GARDINER & CO., INC
1881 L St. NV. MA. S-3923
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NeW-hOuse conc 3bfdrm, :
bath brk, Cape Cod; liv I'M. W
frepl. sep. DIN. rm., moo. eiec
KIT. u Ice breakfast space: EsS
hot-Water heat, conv to all schools
and transp.: $3.50 with excel.
financing immediate occupancy.
GEO. W ROBERTSON, Realtor.
1886 Wis ave, OIL. 2-2l23 Sat.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I34S Good Hope Rd. Sc.

VACANT. LINCOLN PIX. AREA
10th ST, nr. Cap. D rms. fun
bSmt, new decor; reas. On. paymt
CAPITOL HILL REALTY co. 4l2
e Capitol II 6-1AHU
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OPEN .!

WEAR CAMPUS scHooLs-IOI2
Urell place, ne.-Detached brick,
center entrance, lge. liV. nm,
firepl, lge din. rm., dinette, mod
kit, full bSmt., rec. nm, 3 bed
rms tile bath: oil hot water heat,
> rear screened porches, fenced
yard, detached brick garage.
ARTHUR L. CURLING, INC, LA
6-663l Sun, and Ewes. LA. g.
S7q5.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BEL PRE- RID bedrms 3 fun
baths, rec. rm, garage; L. acres,
2-bedrm. tenant house; terms avail.
Ga. ave. ext EISENACHER REAL
TY IN fax.
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BEAUTY VALUE
COMFORT

Olney area; honey. attrac. custom e.
built conveniently ARRANGED, :
bedTmS. :! fun baths, lovely living
I'm, with firepI, DIN. nm. and
complete mothers kit. Lovely fun
bSmt. or rec. nm; carpoTt: lErge
attrac. lot; COW. terms Call Mr.
Whip of MAYNE REALTY CO
WA. 4-9J}2 or WA $1,000 after
n m Sun a m = ueekdayc
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IMMACULATE. 3-bedrn

CONTINUED on Next PsEeJ
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COLORED

CoLORED
NEAR CORAL HILLS shopping cen
ter, ll41 44th pl-Open 2-5 pm
Det. stone, 9 rms, - baths, :.
bedrmS.. and bath. LIST f.. ar.
ranged for - families; garase
porch; s. 900 down.
OFF ALA. AVE. l6@2 4Oth St
Semidet. brk. like new: 3 bedrms
rec. nm, wall-to-Wall carpet. FLA
approved. $3.50 On. BY Apt. 10
l7S@ 4ist PLACE, nr. Southern ave
-Det. brick; e rms. 3 bedrmS
lst-fi,, powder nm, rec. I'M. FHA
approved. 5000 On BY appt
JOSEPH FlLIPPO REALTY CO
LII. 4-77l7
COLORED-I5I 18th ST. S.E,-6.
rm. row brick in desirable neigh
borhood. Lee kit, hardwood floors
storm windows and doors. Owner
anxious 10 sell DOUGLAS 4,
SHAMWElL, INC, LA. 6-2713 OF
RIA 3-66S5.
COLORED-I5I6 Fl. DAVIS ST.
S.E.-Lovely 3-bedrm. Semi-det.
brick finished osmt, aluminium
awnings. storm doors and windows
Concrete patio. fenced I'd; easy
terms 10 approved purchaser. BY
appt Mrs. VinSon.
ANACOSTIA REALTY co.
LU. l-U,O5 Ewes. LU. l-5O0%
COLORED-BETTER Sc. HOMES
4?2G4 PEsS oS STAPRY ~ AVE, P.g sE
4l7fs. loan. $500 On 3 bedrmS.
l143 4lST PLACE Sc
Detached colonial brick with liv.
I'm. frepl and rec nm.
MUSSELMAN REALTY CO.
RE. 7-7l1O IA. a-O5Sl SP. 3-45@7
coLORED, lII6 MASS. AVE. Sc.
Row brk. d rms, = baths
hardwood iIS. firepl. diShwash-
er, disposal, sar., deep yard Mr.
Smith, AID. 4-i414, DE ~ 100.
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- Washington special;
brick. row: Z rms, , baths, en-
closed sleeping porch. I'm. bsmt.,
fenced I'd, garage, Sl4.95O on
terms cow. to c. u: bus at
corner, Why not call today for
appt. ROGER MOSS. REALTOR.
HO. 5000, Sunday, MA. 2-OSOS
Milford chronicle., 1960-03-25
Caesar Rodney
School News

Over a hundred and twenty-five
interested citizens met in the Cae-
sar Rodney School Cafeteria re-
Gently to hear and discuss the
Board of Education's salary sup
plement proposals to be voted on
Saturday. March 26. 1860.
The Boards proposal to require
very satisfactory rating for all
teachers to be eligible for the $500
pay supplement plus certification
progress for teachers not fully ac-
credited ran into strong question
ing, especially by Charles r. Har-
ris. executive-secretary of the Del
aware State Education Association,
whose children attend the Caesar
Rodney School.
Mr.. Harris felt that the uncer-
tainty created by the proposal
would likely do more damage than
good After several others spoke
for and against the rating pro-
posal a show of hands indicated the
audience divided 1926 on the pro-
posal.
James R. Bennett, president of
the Board, who was presiding,
promised no changes but stated the
Board would give consideration to
modifying the details of the plan.
George Tarburton, president of
the Parent-Teacher Association sta
ted that he felt the rating proposal
of the Board should be accepted
with confidence.
During a special board meeting
held just prior to the public meet
ing the Board clarified the pro-
posed supplemental salary sched-
ule by adopting motion that: "A1l
personnel receiving a very salts
factory salary rating and who have
met the certification requirements,
or six credits toward them, will be
paid the full supplement on the
schedule" The Board adopted a
resolution requesting the legisla-
ture to adopt a salary equalization
formula for the State based on a
local tax rate of twenty-five cents
with a guaranteed yield of $4OO per
teacher unit (See attached sched-
ule)
The Board also adopted motion
reducing the local supplement
schedule by any amount appropri-
ted for salaries by the present
session of the General ssembly.
During a special faculty meeting
called by Miss Betsy Clute, presi-
dent, after school on Thursday
March II, the Caesar Rodney Edu-
cation Association unanimously ap-
proved the following report pre-
sented by W. Frank Wolfe, auto
shop instructor.
Milford chronicle., 1960-03-25

There seems to be some doubt
at this time in the mind of the
general public as to how the teach
ing staff of Caesar Rodney School
feels about the proposed supple
mental salary plan. Therefore, we
wish to make the following state
ments.
The teaching staff of Caesar Rod
ney School would like to extend
vote of confidence to the Board of
Education of the district and to the
administrative staff since we feel
their actions at this time, as in the
past, are for the best interests of
the school, the teaching staff, and
the general public.
We urge the continued support
of all civic organizations and the
general public for the Boards sup
Elemental pay plan. We feel that
the general public and the Board
rightfully demand of us our best.
By supporting this referendum. we
will be assured that the citizens
are willing to give their best sup
port for better school for the
children of the district.
Honor ROll-March Is, 1860
Grade 12-Analore, Carole; Bick-
ling, Marilyn; Donate, Gloria; Hol-
land. Margaret; Jones, Franklin;
Patlan, Carol; Potter Thomas ;.
Shrader, Charles; Wild MariIyn.
Grade 11-Banning, Mary, Bier
baum, Victoria; Field, Virginia;
Holland, Judy; Hurst, Carol; Ken
nedy, Ann :; Kesselring. Jane; Low
orn, Floyd; Murphy, Roberta; Rat
tray. Patricia; Reichelt, Klaus,
Shipley, Charles; Walsh, Sandra;
Weiss, Sharon; Wild, Karen.
Grade 10-Armstrong, Benjamin;
Aubrey, Priscilla; Barkins, Philip;
Barnett, Sandra; Compton, Donna;
Cuthrell. Hayden; -Faircloth, Lois;
Fairfield, Mary Lou: Field, Russell;
Floyd, Paula; Fritz, Judy; Hoover,
Ferris; Lawrence; Koziski, Mich
ael; Lovece. Barbara; Ogg, JoAnn;
Owens, Rose; Reichelt, Horst; San
born, Lynn; Short, Edward; Van
derwende, Kenzel Wooleyhan, San
dra; Wubbena, Louise.
I
Milford chronicle., 1960-03-25

Grade 9-Ash, Barbara; Carter,
Laura: Hall. Ann: Manuel, Linda;
Martinez, Louis: Matthews. Louise /;
Mills. Nancy; Moore. Mary; Merge.
Nancy: Payne, Susan; Rafferty,,
James; Scrutchfield, Gary: War;.
jeanne; Wilkinson. Judith: Wolfer.
Marcia
Grade S-Akmentins, Griett: Ben
tley. Kermit: Brewster, 10 Ann;
Cearly. Carol; Cox, David: Elias
sen, Mary; Faircloth. Wayne:
Fountain, Suzanne: Grodd, Leo;
Hall. Rita; Head, Steven: Hengst,
Max; Holley, Jacqueline; Hurst,
Beverly: Hyatt, Charles: Kaplan,
Eleanor; Kelsall, Marsha; Jones,
Carolyn; Learned. Pamela: Lingo,
Cynthia; Lins, Susan; Mcintyre,
Donna: Mcpherson, Barry; Melvin,
Ruth Ann: Mills. Ross: Moore.
Dorothy; Ritter, Richard; Nelson,
Jean; Rogers, Linda: Rusanowsky,
Peter; Ruzich, Vita; Sheranko,
Robert: Short. Mary Ellen: Step
henson. Mike; Stevens. Terry;
Thomas, Barbara; Warwick, Kath-
leen; West, James: Williamson,
Sharon; Wilson. TeeIa; Nadel.
John.
Grade 7-Augustinovicy, Pamela; !;
Baird. Kathy; BLOW, Kathy; Bill
ton Jerry: Braasch, Cindy; Carn-
ey, Donald; Carter. Nancy: Cox.
Cindy; ield Martha Fotias, Anna
Haas. Linda; Holden, Lois; Kash-
Milford chronicle., 1960-03-25

brey Murray, Mr.. Leon Britting-
ham, Mr.. Millard Murray, III, Mr..
Joshua b. Mitchell. Jr., Mr.. Richard
Joseph. Mr.. Paul Ellingsworth, Mr..
Granville Hudson, Mr.. Thomas
Shockley, Mr.. J. Edward Derrick
son.
Local Teacher Attends CiVil and
Industrial Defense Conference
One of our local teachers, Will
liam H. jenkins, who teaches agri-
culture and Biology and is in
charge of civilian defense in the
MillsbOro School, attended 2-day
conference at the Hotel DUPONT in
Wilmington on March IL and Is.
Some 300 leaders of industry, civil
ian defense and other large insti-
tutions met at the Hotel dupont
where they were addressed by a
number of well-informed people
from such fields as the Atomic En-
ergy Commission, Office of Civil
and Defense Mobilization. public
utilities and various types of in
dustry.
Science Panorama Held
In Wilmington
On Saturday, March 10, Mrs.
Charlotte Purnell attended the Sci
ence Panorama for science teachers
at the p. S. DUPONT High School in
Wilmington. The Panorama afford
ed Delaware science teachers an
opportunity to learn of new tech
niques for science teaching and also
to share current problems with CO.
workers from other areas in the
state. Lecture demonstrations, con-
current symposia and small dis
cussion groups were featured.
Student Training At NJ. H. s.
Tuesday. March Is, the senior,
junior and sophomore members of
the Millsboro chapter of the Fu-
ture Teachers of America partici-
pated in student teaching pro-
gram at the school. The program
was to help the members determine
at what grade level they would like
to teach. The duty of the student
teachers was to take over part of
the classes for the day. The teach
ers who co-operated with this pro-
gram were the first, second, third,
fourth and fifth grade teachers. The
following members participated in
the student teaching program: Jette
Andreasan, Gloria Cash. Catherine
Hickman. Dorothy Hickman, Caro-
lyn Hudson, Donna Layfield, Patri-
cia Lingo, Loie Mitchell, Luray
Mitchell and Elaine Rust.
At the meeting Thursday evening
discussion of the results of the
program was held.
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Farmers Report IRten-
tiOns To Plant 1871
More SOybeaRs
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$1,000 acres-down z per cent; and
acreage of oats is estimated at
5000 acres, down IL per cent.
Planted acreage of barley-at
$4,000 acres-will be up 4 per cent.
Intended paintings of tomatoes
for processing are placed at 1000
acres-off nearly one-third from
last year. Asparagus will be har-
vested from $500 acres in Della
ware this year-same as year
earlier.
Prospective planted acreage of
green peas for processing totals
6,10O acres--12 percent less than
in 1859. Intended acreage of
potatoes in Delaware-reported by
growers on February totals
$4,000 acres-up 1000 acres from
1859 Guellow pointed out that
planting of both peas and pota-
toes is running much behind
schedule, and some growers may
not get all their intended acreage
in the ground.