Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21
Administrator attended Planning
Conference


Conference
Monday afternoon from 4:O0 to
900 o'clock that evening, Mr.. III.
O. Birmingham, supervising Prin-
cipal. and Mr.. Rudy Sauer, Guild
ance Counselor. with administrat-
ors from 13 Sussex Count Schools,
attended a planning conference,
held in the Georgetown School for
the purpose of planning the pro-
gram to be put into action at the
opening of the Sussex Country
Vocational-Teehnical Center n e I
fall.
The administrators were inStruc-
ted by DR.. Russell Plumpton who
interpreted the CAT. scores for
the occupations to be taught at the
Center: Mr. Paul Hodgson present.
ed trends in the data coming in
about interest in the various occu-
pations, scheduling and other ad-
ministrative matters were discuss
ed by Mr.. Hodgson, Mr.. McCourt.
and the administrators present. A
turkey dinner in the Georgetown
School Cafeteria was a part of the
conference.
S0ftbali games now In season.:
From a field of 35. the following
girls were selected for varsity soft
ball. Seven, starred below, are hold
overs. from last years squad.
Fresh, Frances Jensen, Lii d a
Lawson, Karen Millman and Pat
sy Pride.
Sophs, Marcia Edginton. Kitty
Herbert, Linda Warrington. Maril-
yn Watts and Linda Wribht
Juniors. Stella Donovan, Norma
Kitchens. Vickie Hazard, Janice
Kramer, Claudia Tough. Ellen Wag-
anon. and Barbara Workman.
The manager is jeanne Jalot and
the scorekeeper is Carole Ann
Pepper.
The season got underway with
the first game with Millsboro at
Milton on April 10.
Winners In Free Throw TOurna-
ment Announced:
Results of the high school girls
intramural free throw tournament
are as follows:
LIST. Joan Mitchell. second, Kitty
Herbert. third, Cheryl Johnson.
Pride. sixth, Marcia Edginton.
The tournament included so feet
with top achievement reaching 35-
so. Nearly so girls took part. The
three top places were taken by
members of the varsity girls bas-
ketball team.
Goshen Methodist Church
Milton Delaware
Services Sunday, April %:
World Service Sunday" IN
Church Loyalty Sunday.
9:45 am. Sunday School. Teach
ing of the work of the church a.
round the world. Offering will go
11:00 am. Church Loyalty Sun
day. Loyalty to our church calls
us to support il by I'D regular
attendance. (2) prayer. (3) regular
proportionate giving. and (4) SER
vice.
Each one will receive a pledge
card through the mail this week.
which is TO be prepared, prayer
fully. and given toward the weekly
needs OF the 1861, 1862 budget, and
presented at the service for edu-
cation at the Altar Sunday morn
ing
$3.50 pm, Pastors Instruction
Glass. $3.50 pm, Youth Fellowship
meeting. 1880 pm. Evening Eel
lowship. Welcome is extended to
each one seeking a church home
to come join in worship and fellow
ship. Its be friends
Milton Chamber OF Commerce meet
Holding it's April meeting in the
recently-built recreational hall of
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
ID. Pepper, Federal Street, Thurs
day evening. members Of the Mil
ton Chamber of Commerce heard
its president. Charles T. Pepper.
tell of his attending the meeting of
the Industrial Section Of the State
Chamber of Commerce in Dover the
previous Tuesday evening. Mr.. Dou-
glas Hudson, another Milton mem
ber, also attended with Mr.. Pepper.