Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-01
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware
CHICKEN, OYSTER AND

CHICKEN, OYSTER AND
DUMPING SUPPER at Wesley
Community House on the Seaford-
Atlanta Road on Saturday, Sep
TENDER Is. Serving starts at 3 p.
m. Benefit of WSCS.
TO ATTEND GAME-The Milton
Little League and Pony League
will travel to Baltimore on Satur-
day, September 2, to see a baseball
game between the Baltimore ORR
Oles and Cleveland Indians. Buses
will leave the Milton School
Grounds at 10 a. m. All players and
parents desiring to go, please COM
municate with Team Managers
Jessie Millman, Roland Millman.
Bill Booth and Bob Stab, or Fred
| Sposato, league president and Sam
Shapiro, league secretary.
Other team managers are HOBBY
Isaacs, Harold Cole, Granville
Trimper and Joe Zelensky.
NEW OFFICERS Irons,
Bowers Beach has been elected
President of the Paradise All Club
for the coming year. Assisting her
will be Linda Irons, Vice President,
Ann Hall, Frederick, Secretary;
Craig Eliason, FELTON,, Treasurer,
and Rita Hall, Club Reporter. The
club members will turn in their re-
cord books on August % to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lister Hall, local club leaders
to complete their 1861 All work.
Craig Eliason shared his experien-
ces at the Kent and Sussex Fair
where his Jersey Heifer received
several awards. Reports on Al
Camp were given by Judy and Lin
da Irons. Jay Robbins, and Craig
Eliason. Hostess for the meeting
was Mary Anne Clark.
i FAIR HILL MEETING - The
1861 annual Fair Hill race meet
will be held on Saturdays, Sept
ember 9th and 10th, according to
an announcement from William
DUPONT, Jr., over whose estate the
programs are run. AS in the past
there will be six races on each of
the two Saturdays, and the post
time again will be 800 P. M. Pro-
ceeds from the races go to benefit
the Union Hospital, ElktOn, Mary
land. Pari-Mutuel betting will pre-
vail, and the veteran Delaware
Park mutuels manager, E. l. (Jim)
Langford will be in charge of the
machines. The daily double will be
on the first two races. Other Della
ware Park personnel who are col
laborating with Mr.. dupont are
Bryan Field, General Manager;
Helen Stairwalt, his assistant; and
Clarke Pardee, Track Superinten-
dent
! CANNON .OFFICIAL-Henry P.
, Cannon II, president OF H. P.
Cannon & Son, Inc, Bridgeville,
| Delaware, has announced the ap-
pointment of Joseph M. Culbertson
as director of marketing and sales,
7 effective Immediately.
! For the past nine years. Culbert-
son has been a member OF the
sales staff of S. Gumpert & Com
pany, Inc. Since 1857, he has been
: successfully sales manager and
: director of marketing for the in
: stitutional division of Gumpert.
Cannon Foods are especially
well-known in the institutional and
: meat-packing fields. Hospitals and
restaurants throughout the country
use the twenty-five products in the
Cannon institutional line, and sau-
, sage and meat-loaf manufacters
have used Cannon ingredients for
nearly forty years. The company is
one of Americas oldest leading
food professors, founded eighty
years ago.
SCHOOLING NEEDED-The Of
. ice of Education, Department OF
Health, Education, and Welfare,
brings to the attention OF all par
, ents and high school graduates the
: necessity of continued schooling.
The high school graduate will
, earn at least so thousand dollars
more during his lifetime than the
non-graduate. He will earn 125
t thousand dollars more than the
| eighth grade drop out. Since this
is a large amount of money, it can
be the differences between a good
! life and life of just getting by.
4, With a degree, average earn
} ings are about half a million doll
ars during a lifetime. If a high
school graduate feels that he is
financially unable to continue with
his schooling, it is suggested that
he speak to the Dean or his school
counselor There are several meth
DDS that may be utilized to enable
a graduate t. continue. AS long as
the graduate has the spark of in
terest, he should look into all pos
sibities to continue with his school,
ing
! WESLEY COURSES - Twelve
college-level courses will be offer
ed in evening school classes at
Wesley College, Dover, in the fall,
1861 semester, DR.. Donald ID. Doug
/ lass. Dean of the College, announc-
ed today. The courses, which may
be taken with or without college
credit. will meet one evening a
week for sixteen weeks, beginning
September 81. Courses to be offered
are:
Monday evenings: Survey OF
American Literature l, William A.
Hughes. instructor; Small Business
Management, John l.. Weisend. in
structor; Spoken Spanish mon
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