Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

well have been forgotten except for
his house,
Mrs. Raymond Reed Atkins of
Lewes, an accredited flower show
/ Judge and member of the Sussex
Gardeners Club. has been invited
| TO participate in seven scheduled
events in Delaware and Maryland.
On Wednesday, April IL, NJ + S.
Atkins lectured and demonstrated
flower arrangements TO a group
of rural women in Milford at the
Southern States Cooperative Store.
She will also demonstrate and
lecture on April 20. to the garden
group at the Dover Air Force Base
The group has invited members of
the Seaford Garden Club-the Spade
and Trowel Group" to attend this
affair.
On April %. Mrs. Atkins will
Judge for the Federated Garden
Clubs at the Maryland Flower
Show. District |. The show will be
held in the Women's Club House.
fredericksburg. Md
On May 5, Mrs. Atkins will be
chairman of judges at the accred-
tied flower show of the Sussex
Gardeners Club at the residence of
the President, Mrs. Carl y. Zoller.
! Henlopen Avenue. Rehoboth.
She will also address the Ala
pocas Garden Club, Alapocas Hills.
Wilmington, on color, and give a
demonstration on May 10. The fol-
lowing day. May IL, she will speak
before the Gordon Heights Club.
Mrs. Atkins will serve as a judge
at the Delaware Flower Show on
June 4. sponsored by the Univer-
sity of Delaware and the Delaware
Federation of Garden Clubs.
Children who will begin first
grade in the Lewes Special School
District in September, should be
registered by their parents h S
Friday, April IA. Registration will
be held in both the main building
and in the Lewes Junior II Hig h
School on dupont Avenue between
the hours of 9:15 am. and pm
All children who will be six
years of age by January 1. 1862.
are eligible to enter school in Sept
ember, 1861
Registration is for the purpose
OF preparing forms only and il is
not necessary to bring children.
The child's birth certificate and a
record of immunization shots will
be required.
Parents whose children will be
the dupont Avenue School
will register in that school.
Eugene /. Eakle. Jr. SIP Kings
Highway, Lewes, has completed a
training course in refrigeration
and air conditioning with the Air
Conditioning Training Company in
Youngstown. Ohio.
The course of instruction which
Mr. Eakle completed consisted of
116 home study assignments COW
ering household and commercial re-
frigeratiOn. walk-in coolers. h o m e
freeZers. etc.
After completing these home stu
dy assignments, he received two
weeks of intensive and practical
shop training in their laboratory
in Youngstown. Ohio. Also on Mar
IL. he participated in their gradua-
tiOn exercises and was awarded
his diploma, certifying him as a
Refrigeration and Air Condition
ing Technician.
The Holstein-Friesian AsSOcia-
tion of America has announced the
of an outstanding Off
cial production record by a regis
tered Holstein COW in this area
by Jessie Prince Betsy 3299020
owned by Mr.. Homer l.. Bryan,
Lewes. who produced 1880 lbs.
milk and 563 lbs. butterfat in 277
days on twice daily milking as an
11-year-old.
University of Delaware supervis-
ed the weighing and testing of pro-
duction as a part of the official
herd testing programs of the Ma
tional HOlstein organization.
These programs provide continu-
ing lactation and lifetime produc-
tion records on every COW in more