Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

Mr.. Sauer further reported that
the Milton Community Advanced
Education Fund (MCAEF) was now
available for which application for
funds may be made by qualified
list of so students by May l and
that those to whom loans will be
made will be so notified by July /.
A workshop for grades one thru
six. sponsored by book publish
ing firm will be held from 900 to
1880 on Wednesday morning, Apr.
26. with demonstration of three
levels of reading.
School was dismissed at 2:40 for
the monthly meeting and refresh
ments were served before the meet
ing began. Dismissal was on SCH
edule at 4:30.
State Convention of the Future
HOmemakers to be held In Milton
The annual state meeting of the
Delaware branch of the Future
Homemakers of America will be
held in Milton at an all day meet
ing on Friday. April IA.
Representatives from Future
Homemakers of America organiz-
ations from throughout the State
of Delaware will attend.
The meetings will be held in
Goshen Methodist Church, Milton,
getting under way that morning at
800 o'clock with the registration
of Representatives and guests. To
date I05 have sent indications that
they will attend.
Miss Sara Lou Dill. Milton High
School senior, and state president
of the Future Homemakers of A
merica. will preside at the meeting.
Greetings will be extended at $50
by Mr.. Fl. o. Birmingham, Super
yising Principal, Milton CONSOLIDATE
ed School.
Guests at the days meeting will
be Miss Lois Oliver, Washinton,
ID. c., National Advisor, Future
Homemakers of America, Mrs. Mil
dred Snowberger, Dover State Su-
pervisor. Home Economics, and
Mrs. Eldora Meigs Reed, Milton,
who retired last June from the
Milton School where she had been
home economics teacher for more
than 30 years. and Mrs. Mildred
Whiteside, home economics teach
er, Milton Consolidated School.
Candidates for state offices for
the new year will be among the
speakers.
Lunch will be served at noon in
Fellowship Hall of the Church by
the Woman's Society of Christian
Service.
Miss Sara Lou Dill. Milton SEN
ior, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Graham Dill, Milton. has SER
we'd as president during the past
year and has been a leader in the
Milton School FILA. for five years.
Student-Teaeher Day to be held
In Milton School
Tuesday, April Is, will be STU
dent Teacher Day" in Milton School
sponsored by the schools Future
Teachers of America" organization
and the Student Council, assisted
by the respective advisors, Mrs.
Betty Schmertzler and Miss Esth-
er Weakley, high school faculty
teachers.
The president of the Student
Council. William Passwaters, SEN
ior. will be supervising principal
assisted by president of the senior
class. Charles Webb.
School secretaries for the day
viii be seniors Jane Jefferson, joy
ce Wilkerson. and Patricia Zelen-
sky.
The days nurse will be Margaret
McIllvain. and the librarians will
be Ruth Cannon and Iva Wilker-
son. seniors.
Grade teachers will be as follows
First grade, Dolores Buckley, Joan
Greer and Irene Johson:
Second grade, Doris Benson, and
Claudia Tough. Marilyn Watts:
Third grade. Joan Carey and
Josephine Steele;
Fourth grade, Linda Tunis and
Joyce Warrington:
Fifth grade. William Brooks and
Rachel Kuczawa;
Sixth grade, Barbara Britting-
ham, Margaret Hughes, and Mary
Ellen Pepper.