Milford chronicle., 1961-01-27

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Joseph Shields, Miilsboro Higl
School. and Miss Nancy E. Blake
Milton School. were elected vice
president and secretary-treasurer
respectively.
/ In addition to organizing, thu
coaches discussed plans for the
spring sports season and set theil
next meeting date for May 81. Lo.
cation of the meeting will be de.
cided later.
New Teacher In The Elementary
Faculty:
Mrs. Jean Marvel Sposato is the
new teacher of one section of the
second grade in the elementary
school.
Mrs. Sposato is graduate oi
Milton School, class of 1888. and
the West Chester State Teachers
College. West Chester. Pennsyl-
vania. class of 1943. and for six
years was a second grade teacher
in the Newark. Delaware, Schools
prior to moving to Milton where
Mr.. Sposato is member of the
firm of the Draper Canning Com
pany.
Mr.. Sposato replaces Mrs. Anna
Hayden Edgerton who has been
granted a leave of absence for the
remainder of the school year.
Assembly Led By The Heart As
sociation:
At the weekly assembly held In
the auditorium last Thursday after
noon at 100 for students of the
junior and senior high schools, Mrs.
Velma Wilson, school nurse, in
troduced Mrs. Frank Lynch. Chair
man, Sussex County, Delaware
Heart Association, who introduced
other guests as follows: Mrs.
Stewart. Greenwood, who has un-
dergone recent heart surgery: Mrs.
Edward Kuczawa, Milton chairman.
Heart Association: Mr.. Marlin e.
Mowery. Executive Director. Della
ware Heart Association, Whining
ton.
Mr.. Mowery told of the advance
ment made in heart surgery during
the past six years and said that the
next heart fund drive would begin
February 26. that though there are
many drives, the heart fund drive
is very important for through ii
funds are raised for research into
the cause. and cure, and better
surgical techniques will be the out
come.
A film showing a heart oper-
atien was the closing part of the
program.
The program was very interest
ing and its uniqueness is unparal-
leled among assembly presentat-
ions.
Chemistry Students Take Trip:
Last Tuesday Mr.. Lecato's junior
and senior classes in chemistry
visited the International Latex
Plant in Dover. Delaware.
Especially remembered are the
latex odor and the huge giove-mak-
ing machine.
A guide pointed out where the
latex Is stored. He also showed us
the underground storage tanks
that were used for storing latex
during World War III. They were
the only such storage tanks In
this area and the iatex stored in
them at that time was sold to the
United States Government.
The plant also has its own elect
rical power unit.
The group saw gloves being Dip
ped into bright dyes and removed
from the forms AT the end of the
assembly line. They were then
quality checked and the perfect
ones were placed into large boxes
for shipment.
Lunch was enjoyed in the plant
cafeteria, followed by a further
tour of the plant.
Upon leaving, each one was given
a souvenir shower cap.
Joyce Parker
School Menu.
Monday: Milk. Hamburger on
bun. Baked beans. Salad. Fruit or
jello.
Tuesday: Milk. Pork chops.
Mashed potatoes, Buttered corn. or
greens. Hot yeast rolls, and but
ter, Sheet cake. or fruit.
Wednesday,: Milk. Submarine
sandwich, Cup of tomato soup,
Cookie and ice cream.
Thursday: Milk. Hot roast beef
sandwich. Candied sweet potatoes.
Green peas, Fruit cup.
Friday: Milk, Shrimp. Potato
salad on lettuce. Green beans,
Carrot sticks. Pudding or fruit. Hot