Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24

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School Publications To be Releas-
ed:
The Junior Clipper Log. publi-
cation of the Milton Elementary
School, will circulate Thursday,
February %. Numbering 20 pages,
ii will sell for 15c
The publication is a project of
the Typewriting Two Glass with
Stella Donovan serving as editor
and June Massey as co-editor.
The new issue will feature Feb
ruary the birthday month.
Also under preparation for re-
lease is "The Clipper Log, a pro-
ject of The Press Club
Students responsible for it's pub
lication are Ellen Wagamon. Vicki
Hazard. Rachel Kucaza and Clau-
dia Tough
The new issue will be the second
one of the school year and will
feature "A second-news front. con-
tanning student writings completed
as English class assignments.
II will number 90 pages also and
will carry the theme Winter Won
derland" with Barbara Brittingham
as art editor.
Students To Tour Bank:
Thursday morning. February %,
at 800 o'clock students of the jun
ior and senior classes of Milton
Consolidated School who are MEM
bers of the Future Bankers and
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the Sussex Trust Company. Milton,
where banking procedures will be
explained by Mr.. Frederick Leh-
mann, Chief Bookkeeper.
The trip to the bank and return
will be made by the school bus.
They will be accompanied by
Mrs. Mary Morgan, advisor.
Cafeteria Menu:
Monday: Milk, deviled eggs on
lettuce, French fries, Harvard
beets. or SuccOtash. Bread and
butter, Pudding or fruit.
Tuesday: Milk. Pork chops,
Mashed potatoes, Gravy. Lima
beans, Bread and butter, Fruit
jello.
Wednesday: Milk, Pizza pie, or
Ham and cheeze sandwich. Green
beans, Fruit salad, Bread and but
ter, Boston cream pie or fruit.
Thursday: Milk. Hot roast beef
Green peas, Cherry sauce,
Fresh fruit.
Friday: Milk. Fish fillet, Maca-
roni and cheese. Stewed tomatoes
or Asparagus tips. Sheet cake or
fruit.
GOSHEN METHODIST CHURCH
News:
Services, Sunday, February 26:
900 am. Station WKSB, The
Mems Hour"
9:05 am. Station WJWL. Our
Children in Church"
9:45 am. Sunday School
11:00 am. Morning Worship
$50 pm. Youth Fellowship
1880 pm. Evening Fellowship
Services For The Week:
GAS pm. Thursday, Junior Choir
under the direction of
Mrs. Perry Hill. assisted by Miss
Sarah Atkins and Mrs. Frank Hit
chens.
6.UU PIN. thursday CfEulhSf
Choir Rehearsal under the
direction of Miss Helen Brayerton.
The friendly greeters for Sunday
will be Mrs. Dorsey Burnham. Jun
ior. and Mrs. William NJ. Short. The
ushers will be Messrs Clyde Belts.
Harold Belts, Joseph Black and
Frederick Reed.
At the Sunday School hour, a
message will be read, recently re-
ceived from the Reverend Louis
Dennis and Mrs. Dennis. mission
aries in Sarawak, supported by the
Peninsula Conference, and the Of
fering of the fourth Sunday will be
for the work of the church around
the world.
Everyone is welcome tc come
worship at each service.
Items OF Interest:
Members of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service met and wor-
shipped in a body at the 1890 o.
clock service last Sunday. Led bv
Mrs Marion Collins. president, 50
members attended the service.
The flowers upon the Altar were
lovely white blooms of snapdrag-
ons, given in memory of Dorsey V.
Burnham, Senior, by Mrs. Burnham.