Milford chronicle., 1962-09-07

Community Fire Co. holds a teen
age dance every Thursday night
from $3.50 to 1880. Music by Gene
Cook and The Dynamics.
FIREMEN'S SUPPER = A Fried
Oyster, Chicken Salad and Dump
ling Dinner including dessert will
be held at the FELTON, Fire
House on Saturday, October 13,
from $3.50 to 7:30 pm Prices
S1.75, adults 75c children.
SPEAKER NEEDED-Th Della
ware State Education Association
is hunting replacement speaker
for 44th convention No. 1-2 in Will
mington.
Dr. Sterling M. McMurrin, W h o
sioner of education and returned to
his old job as executive vice presi-
dent of Utah University, was to
speak.
McMurrin has informed the DS-
EA he will OF be able to make the
trip from Salt Lake City.
REDUCE HAYING MISHAPS -
Operating hay-making equipment
demands skill, good Judgment and
common sense. Here are a few
simple rules that will make your
harvesting operations a lot safer
Always shut off the power be-
fore cleaning, oiling or adjusting
the machine. Keep the power take
off shield and other safety shields
in place; they're for your protec-
ton. Do not permit extra passen-
gers ON tractor or loaded hay
wagon. Handle your tractor with
care, particularly on public roads.
FAVORITE FOODS SHOW
The fall All program will start
off in Kent County with Favorite
Foods Show ON September Is at
the Delaware State Fairgrounds.
Any 4-H'er carrying a Foods
Project is eligible to enter Entry
forms have been sent to club men,
bers and local leaders.
4hCiiibSlo Will pie
pare their favorite dish be fore
judges, then display it at an at
tractive and appropriate table set
ting. County winner will then par
ticipate in the State Contest two
weeks later.
RUMMAGE SALE = At the last
Of
ems Club of the Ninth District it
was decided to hold a rummage
sale at Harrington on Delaware
Avenue, across from the Railroad
Station on September Ia and Is.
Donations of clothes, linens and
dishes will be gratefully received
at this building, Thursday, Sep
tember 13, from 10 am. until eve
ming.
The next meeting night is We'd
nesday, September IL, at the Won
der R, Harrington. ALI members
are urged to be present and it
would be nice to bring friend
.
FIREMEN'S PARADE-The n
nual Firemen's Parade was held in
Marydel, Wednesday evening Of
last week. Prizes were awarded as
follows: Best Band, Citizens Hose
Company, Smyrna; Best appearing
Fire Company, Citizens Hose,
Smyrna; End best, FELTON, Commun-
ity Fire Company; Most men n
line, FELTON, Community Fire Com
pany; Best appearing auxiliary,
FELTON, Ladies' Auxiliary; Second
best appearing auxiliary, F e 1t o n
Ladies Auxiliary; Most in line,
FELTON, Ladies Auxiliary; Best 9TH
er organization, Marydel Cub
Scouts.
LIBRARY COURSE = A new
course leading to the certification
of school librarians was announced
this week by John A Murray, di-
rector of the division of extension
of the University of Delaware.
The course, titled 1.-The School
Library, has just been developed
and is not listed in the fall extern
sion catalog, according to Murray
istration and functions of school
libraries.
DIR. Lillian Bachelor, superinten-
dent of junior and senior h & h
school libraries for the Philadel-
phia Board of Education will be
instructor for the course, which
will meet on Monday evenings at
P.S. DUPONT High School in Will
mington, beginning September "a
The course is offered by the uni
versity's school of education thru
the extension division Registra-
ton will be conducted in Dover,
Georgetown and Newark next week.
.
BOYS TOP READERS = Boys
swept the three top prizes in the
Friendship Seven Summer Reading
Club at the Bridgeville Public Lii
brary. Awards were made at a par
ty at the library recently.
Eighty-four youngsters register
ed for the club. Their goal was to
read Is books during summer va
cation. Special recognition was Civ
en- to readers topping this mark.
ALI prizes were books.
Bruce Hammond was named win
ner in the junior high school age
group, having read 81 volumes. Jon
Wiley topped the middle readers
with 6S books, and Kenny Boys
won the beginning-readers honors
with SIS.
Others racaiyinor sneciaJ awards
were: Ruth Ann Nelson, Robert
Webb, Roberta Lippert, sharon
Short, Linda Cannon and Shirley