Milford chronicle., 1961-02-03
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout DeldWure
PANCAKE & SAUSAGE SUPPER

PANCAKE e. SAUSAGE SUPPER
Wednesday, February s, in the
North Seaford High School Cafe
terra. Serving from 4:30 to 500
p. m. Adults. s1.99: children under
p, so cents.
PANCAKE SUPPER - The men
of Chaplain's Chapel will cook and
serve Pancake and Sausage Sup
per in the Community Building,
Saturday evening. February 4. Hot
coffee or hot chocolate will be
served with the supper. Serving
will start at 5 p. m. Prices: adults,
s1.00, and SOC for children.
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HOUSE RAZED - Firemen last
Saturday fought blaze which
caused an estimated $1,000 damage
and leveled a one-and-a-half story
frame house four miles southeast
of Cheswold
The home belonged to Thomas
Beckett, Dina's Corner, who was
not at home. Cause was not known.
No one was injured.
Cheswold volunteers called for
help from the Dover Department
and two trucks were sent to the
scene.
SOLUBLE PLASTIC - An mex
pensive water-soluble plastic which
is manufactured in Delaware has
been found TO be an excellent base
for many art uses.
On Thursday, February 9Th, 7:30,
Mrs. Eleanor Lambert will give a
short slide introduction and DEM
onstration, followed by a work
shop. Members OF the Delaware AS
sociation for Art Education and
their guests are invited to try pias-
tic sculpture. Opaque pour, jewelry
pieces. and polymer painting.
The meeting will be held at Anna
p. Mote School, MarshalIton Dis
trict, just off Robert Kirkwood
Highway between Rt. Al and Rt. Z.
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PROGRAM ENDORSED - The
PTA of the Milton Consolidated
School at its meeting Friday night,
voted unanimously to endorse the
school building program at the ref
erendum set for Feb. Ii.
The total cost Of the program
would be s360,000. of which the
state will pay s216,000 and Milton
taxpayers, s1s4,960
The program consists of: A
health and physical education
building with large partition for
two classrooms: music depart
ment with practice and storage
rooms and new first grade class
room and teachers planning room
adjoining the lobby of the elemen-
tary wing.
ASSETS $1,000. .000, 900 - The
State Banking Commission released
a report listing total assets of Dell
aware banks at over a billion dol
lars, the first time in history they
have reached this figure.
The report said that as OF last
Dec. 81, 06.71S.135 was listed
on the comparative consolidated
balance sheets, which also show to-
| tai earnings from the 77 state
banks and trust companies, includ-
ing three national banks, of s43,-
240,304, an increase of $4.023.745
over 1859.
Dividends paid during the year
were listed at s4,743.SSS, and e net
profit CT S4,294.069 was earned
Total personnel working in state
banks during the year was reported
as 2.294. This figure represented
352 Officers and 1872 employees, an
increase of 81 for the year
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DEADLlNE - Saturday, Febru-
airy 4, 1861, marks the close of this
years membership campaign by the
Seaford Community Concert Asso-
citation. The public is urged to use
all haste to contact one of the host
of volunteers who make up the
campaign organization. Membership
cost but $500, which buys a ticket
for four excellent concerts of music
or dance. such as the memorable
Joffrey Ballet recently presented.
and the Rise Stevens concert, to be
heard next season.
After the February 4th deadline,.
no additional memberships will be
sold. 1t is on the basis of funds ac-
cumulated by that time that the
Selection Committee can choose the
artist programs for the ensuing
year. This financial consideration.
plus the availability of the artists
and the constant striving for a well
balanced series of concerts, guides
the committee in the selection of
the new series
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