Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24


lymount Home Demonstration Club
is sponsoring an Easter Hat Sale,
February "a, 1861. from 1920 a.
m. to 900 p. m, at the dress shop
of Evadne's in Lewes. All hats on
display will sell at the low
price Of 1898 Matching hand bags
will be on display and for sale,
too.
CLOSED INDEFiNITELY-State
Police of the Georgetown Bar
racks announced this week that
the Charles W. Cullen Bridge at
Indian River Inlet, south of Reho-
both Beach, will stay shut indef-
nitely.
They were informed by the State
Department that the span
will be closed until divers are able
to inspect the pilings, believed
damaged by ice foes out of Indian
River Bay.
WESLEY HONOR R0LL-Seven
Delawareans are among the % stu
dents named to the Deans List
of honor students at Wesley Col
lege, Dover, for the fall semester,
according to an announcement by
DR.. Donald ID. Douglass, academic
dean of the college.
The students, who achieved an
academic index of 800 (B) or bet
ter are: Karen d. Meyer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. v L. Ledum, Do
yer; JEANNE E. Orr, daughter of
Technical Sergeant Horace L. Orr.
Dover; James Med. Stewart, SON
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Stewart, Do
yer; Edwin L. Fisher, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Fisher, Mil
ford; William w. Levy, Green
wood; John d. Gibson, son of Mr..
and Mrs George Gibson. Lewes:
William ID. Graves, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ H. Graves, Lewes.
AMATEUR NIGHT = The Sec
ond Annual Amateur Night, spon-
sored by the Milton p T. A., will
be held in the Milton School on
Saturday, February 25, at 7.30 p.
m. Fred Sposato, president OF the
p. T. A., announced that 56 stu
dents will participate in 43 acts
in a program that will run approx
imateIy two hours. Additions were
held by the Student Council.
An added attraction and worth
the price of admission alone, will
be the presence of the 18-piece
Sussex County Dance Band, under
the direction of Philip Ranalli and
Millard Jenkins, members of the
Georgetown and Milton school
faculties, respectively. They will
play prior TO curtain opening
time. Everyone is urged to come
early. The entire proceeds of the
evening will go toward the Milton
Community Advanced Education
Fund.
DPIA Delegates to
the annual business meeting of the
Delaware Poultry Improvement
Association at Dover. February
10, elected the following officers
for 1861:
Ralstan Pettyjohn, Georgetown,
president; Paul Hunter, Whining
ton, New Castle County vice pres
ident; Rhesa Walton. Dover, Kent
County vice president; Harold B.
Short, Georgetown, Sussex Coun-
ty vice president; j. Edward Nc
Ilyaine. Georgetown, treasurer; ].
Frank Gordy. Georgetown, secre-
tary; Ray Lloyd, Georgetown, as
sistant secretary; Charles Will
liams, Bridgeville, NEPPCO direc-
tor
Two of the state committee
chairmen were also appointed by
the new president They are Geo.
Bringhurst, Dover, chairman of
the Junior Broiler committee and
George Briggs, Georgetown, chair
man of the egg promotion and
committee Other COM
mittee appointments will be made
when the Executive Committee
meets February %.
JUDO Master Serge .
ant Alfred R. Girard (retired
USAF) has enrolled as the newest
senior member of the Dover Cadet
Civil Air Patrol.
Sergeant Girard is well known
in the world of judo as holder of
the black belt He originally came
from Stratford. Connecticut, and
entered the service in November
of 1910. He served. as demolitions
instructor and as basic training
instructor during his tour of duty.
He is a graduate of the Kodokan
Judo College in Tokyo. Japan,
therefore qualities as a self-de-
Tense instructor.
Since his retirement from active
service, Sergeant Girard is now
his home at 1911 Nathan
iel Mitchell Road, Dover. His as
signment in the Squadron viii be
with the Training Section
Qualified personnel are still be-
ing sought as members of the Do
yer Squadron. Interested persons
should contact Major Robert A.
$500 Hawthorn Drive, Do
yer (RE-4-7709) or Lieutenant z.
M. Hayes, 40 Maple Lane. Dover
for further details.
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NEW PHONE CARDS-Mailing
of new telephone number cards TO
served by ten central
Offices in lower Delaware viii be-
gin next week, it was announced
by Albert Z. Rose, district man
ager of the Diamond State Tele-
phone Company.
The cards list the new All Num-
her Calling telephone numbers
which will become effective on
Sunday, March 5. for customers
served by the following central
Offices: Dickinson Ocean View.
Gumboro, Gypsy