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George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS ia. 4-I4O0

ARL. N.-Exclusive neighborhood.
OPEN SAT. SUN. l to s pm
New brick rambler on large wood
ed lot. Convenient schools, church.
es and shopping. Center hall, %
IT: liv. rm., din. rm., de luxe kit.
Win eating space. 8 twin-size
rec. rm. with firepl., studio or
4th bedrm., utility rm.. double
garage, screened porch. $500 n
Glebe. For Apt. or other infor.
nation call HOWARD HEFLIN.
JE. "-@7S7. --AA''
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HOUSES FOR SALE
CAPITOL HILL

CAPITOL HILL AREA Attention
M. Executive newly Temodeled
oriek 2-story, 3-bedrm., 2iz-bath
nome library, garage, flexible
terms to responsible party. Many
other desirable features. Call Mr..
De LADOMER. 949-2S60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
DUNNINGTON PL. Sc.
New restoration. commissioned or
TO be restored homes available.
FRANK CALCARA
RE. 1880 Ewes. OIL. 2-19S7
Brokers Invited
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DISTRICT-MARYLAND
REALTY, INC.
EN-. 2-S206

COLESVILLE AREA-Just 8 miles
from huge White Oak shopping
center, S4-acre lot surrounded by
lovely home. New brick rambler.
3 choice bedrooms, 2 baths, large
living room with fireplace, sep
arate dining room. de luxe kitch-
en-; Tgi nH basement men, csrppEt. BQILD7
CALL ROBERT E. LOHR. INC,
REALTORS, HE. $4,000.
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING-Cus-
tom center-haIl brick Cape. )
ceptional lot. $4,000. GRAY
KESSINGER & CO.. INC. JU.
$1,000,
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ARLINGWOOD
X37 QSl

$37,950
The charm of WILLIAMSBURG
and the touch Of a master
craftsman are evident in this
4--year-old center-hall RAM
bier. The large living room
with built-ir bookshelves and
wall-to-wall carpetinR has
a Truly, elegant air and the
Colonial dining room has
french doors opening to .
manicured lawn and a de-
lightful stone patio, 4 bed
rooms, 3 baths, Sparkling
modern kitchen, full base
ment with rec. room and ad-
Joining study. Garage, walk
up stairway to attic where
there is plenty of room for
expansion,
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ALEX. = BRADDOCK

s., cLosE-iN-TaEe over
BIZ BIZ ,,S 49, loan: $500 CASH M
CLUDES CLOSING COSTS. A.
hedrm. Cape Cod. Ia baths, pines
paneled den. dec, fenced I'd, bus.
lOl monthly plus tax and ms.
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ARLINGTON, N.

4-bsdrm.. 4-bath fire
proof brick home. Center hall.
large liv. room, formal dining
room, de luxe kitchen, jalousis
enclosed Florida room. sun-deck,
full basement, finished rec. rn..
rage. Zone Of, If not the finest
built home in Arlington) = 10
minutes to Wash. and Pentagon.
Too much home for elderly cple.
Ideal for large family, doctor or
professional man. You will Sc
really thrilled when you see IL.
Liberal financing available. ia.
$1,000. M, T. BROYHILL AZ
SONS; Realtors, 1900 Lee hwy.
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BETHESDA, Rock Greek Forest
Brick Colonial, foyer. sep. dining
rm., powder rm., 3 twin-size bed
rms, rec. rm., firepl, scr. porch.
garage. S24,g50.
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 2-9O7O Til 9
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA-6 rm., semidet., :
bedrms.. front porch, nice fenced
I'd, COW. to everything. Price
$9,950, S495 down. SS2 mo.
CURTIS BROS.
LII. $4,000 LII. l-3s4t
ANAC0STIA-BOLLING AREA
81 nothing down and no settlement
cost. S97 per mo. pays all.
bedrm., . bath brick semidet
Colonial: Liv. rm., din. rm., dt
rm. in bsmt. FILA $3.50 cash incl
settlement cost. Price S13,95O
Call WA. 1851 for address.
HOMEOWNER REALTY CO., INC.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. Patterson
School area = ) bedrms.. sep
din. rm.. FULL bsmt. $500 dn. FILA
terms. NEWCOMB JONES REAL.
TY, INC. 10. 10000.
HILLCREST, off Pa. ave. Det. STONE
and brick, rms. 3 lse. bedrms.
LIST fir. den, powder room, laun.
dry room w/waSher and dryer
Side scr. porch, daylight bSmt
w/rec. rn., built-in garage. $685.
$50. JOSEPH FILIPPo REALTY
CO., Realtors, LII. 4-7717.
GPS NO MONEY 600
. and 8 bedrm. brick homes. nice
Sc. section. Owner. ]. NJ. MED
LEY. 10, S-5777.
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER
Detached 3-bedrm. brick rambler
beaut. rec. nm. built-in garage
DESIGN REALTY CO.. RE. 6-32l2
1919 PA. AVE. S.E.-Home and
business. Excellent 6-room home
with nice bsmt.. street-level entr
Vacant. SNYDER-PRESS. INC.
ST. 3-9316. Eyes, OIL. 6-5177
1912 Mapleview Pl. Sc.
Mr.. 1900 Blk. Nichols Ave.
If You Have Good References
NO MONEY DOWN
Diet. house, lot 6Ox1UO
n. NJ. APPLESTEIN, RIA. $500;
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BANNER SALES
AP. 7-4646

BELAIR-4-bedrm. air-cond. Colo.
mol. Corner lot. Storm windows
dishwa sher. near shop. center
churches. schools. Full price S2l,.
600. OWNER. 262-O1S0.
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CALL JU. 9-4134

JOHNS HOPKINS AREA-Approx
IL acres. Enjoy summer in thu
country. Contemporary rambler
prestige neighborhood. $15. 450
Call 949-7300.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave
KEMP MILL DR. bedrms.. ga
baths. double screened porch, II
new condition throughout. S31 300
Call our Wheaton office. 949.
1900 til q pm.
SHANNON & LUCHS
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HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.

CHARLES COUNTY - In Port
Tobacco Area-Spacious modern
home on high grounds. Ideal for
Ice. family. bedrms., 3 baths,
firepls., king-Sized rumpuS I'm.
Stable, garaEe, carport. For terms
apply TERRACE REALTY ASSOC,
3OI-WEst 4-S242
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

COLESvILLE AREA - 3-bedroom
bsmt. brick. Large u acre Shadec
lot. Cow. MOL, shoppins, EooC
schools, etc. Only S1S.5OO b
OWNER. Exclusive. 434-4774.
COME INTO MY PARLOR
are words Of pride when
showing this unique 3-bedrm-
on . 2-acre haven sur
rounded By shade and fruit
trees. Many extras included
at only S23.o50.
THE RIPLEY co. JU. 5-6lll
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S12.Q50

317 DOUGLAS ST. NE.
Brookland near Hospital Center. 3.
bedroom home, completely redeco-
rated. 2 porcheS. large yard full
of rose bushes. HA. 2-S4S1
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ASSUME

$4,000 loan on rambling rambler
g BEDRMS.) on QUARTER ACRE
fenced lot in child-safe court.
Many extras including carport,
patio. Sl5,950 vIS1,O dn. Move
in June, no red tape. S49-O2OO.
c. paul hickman, inc.
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HOUSES FOR SkLE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON - No need to qualify
Ss3 mo- total air eond. rambler
Wv. carpets. eat In kit, hSmt.
COUNTY WIDE e49-l90l
WHEATON,. English manor. BY
OWNER-Brick rambler 8 yrs. old
Lee. lot, wooded AREA. 4 bedrms.,
sep. dining rm-. az baths. Ice
rec, rm-. secluded and shaded
patio, fenced I'd. Az OF loan.
S33.5O0. Low equity, will con
slder second trust. WI. e-9Oll.
WHEATON HTLLS-Ali-brick capS
Cod. 4 bedrmS., firepi.. sep. din,
rm;. tile bsmt-, extras galore
unbelievable at S17.e5O FHA
949-74O0.
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CHEVERLY

COLLEGE PIX. = 3-bedrm. brick,
ramb., bsmt. Newly redecor. Only
Sl4 $50, GI, no downpymt., $3.50
stint. charges. owner, 935-O7S5.
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RENT WITH OPTION

CONN. AVE, ESTATES
Very spacious, 3-bedrm. and den
COR fourth bedrm1 Split Level.
Large hv. rm.: sep. din. rm.; fun
oSmt.: fin rec. rm.. 6eaut cut
door patio, with privacy. Ideal
home for the large family. Also
may De puIehased G.1., or FLA.
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MASS. AVE.
2 excellent town houses to be sold
separately. house has II rooms
and ] has 10 rooms. 1t is rare
indeed, to have . adjoining prop
critics with elevator and scar
parking in this excellent embassy
and residential area.
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO, RLTRS
EE &.Qo90 FE. S.12nn
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. U. PARK AREA-Nifty .
bedroom brick rambler. not far
from Westmoreland circle and
Spring Valley shopping. Priced for
instant sale at Sl6, 900. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. INC. DI. 7-l4l1.
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" - - Ha
5 Bedrooms

Sep. din. rm., table kit. la baths,
full bSmt,. screened porch. BRICK
$4,000 with $1,000 On. and
Sl35 total mo. payment. St.
Marks Parish.
Also In Levisdale. NO DOWN GI,
brick rambler. 3 bedrms., 20-ft.
liy. rm.. bSmt., only Sl2h mo.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
he 4-35O0 HA o-QoSO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.M.
lcONTINUEDl
Handsome white
CHEvY CHAsE-sSe,5Oo

loniai IN deal ioe. C9 Ssas II cO GE
ave). 4 bedrms., 2 II baths, rex
rm-, gar, peh., beaut. landscape
lot, 1 BLK. to Murch. Deal an
Wilson Schools, bus at door.
GIULIANo REALTORS. OIL. 4-110
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FLYERS MILL RD. AREA

Price Reduced $1,000
For quick sale. Beaut. all-brk. split
level in immac. eond., Ice. liv.
rm-, full size din. rm.. mod fully
equip. kit. 3 bedrmS-s ga baths.
deightful rec. I'm. and maid g
Im- WA bath. Price nov only
S23. 900. Call 949-2s60.
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I'm . brick Cape Cod with 8 bed
rms. din. rn., Ia baths, full
bSmt. and . 2-car garAEe. I need
q new owner. BURCH REALTY
CO., 4T4-3OO0.
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HUGH T. PECK

LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
WHEAToN-TT's NOT CHRISTMAS
TINE, but this 3-bedroom rambler
with table-space kitchen, recrea-
tlon rm., fenced lot is a good deal.
G. P. FLETCHER. Realtor
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-02
Six Base Chiefs And Sailors Are Honored Oct. 26

Six men received letters of Commissaryman First Class (Sep- ton Personnel Inspection last Fri day, Oct. 26, for their selections Of becoming Chiefs and Sailors of the months of August, September and October.
 The letters were signed and pre- sented to the men by Captain E. c. Smith, Commanding Officer of the station.
 Receiving the awards were Chief Air Controlman Norman Weis (AugusD, Senior Chief Yeoman Robert j. Kennedy (September), Chief Gunner's Mate Technician Truett Permenter (October), and Melanio c. Nina, Storekeeper First Class (August, Richard L. Wilson, CommiSsaryman First Class (Sep tember), and James E. Vierling, Airman (October).
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The Club Corner
CPO CLUB

Who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? No one if he is HING Joseph Rogers, Jr., who portrayed the wolf in an adult version of Little Red Riding Hood Oct 26.
 Also in the skit were Mrs. Jo- seph Rogers, Jr., as Red, Mrs. Bob Lawrence as Grandma, FOG Vic tor La Porte as the Woodcutter, and Bandmaster Edwin Stute as narrator. There was also Sing Along With Witch" at this Hallo- Ween Costume Ball and Hail and Farewell Party. SKC Robert O'Hal- loran complete with beard and witch's cape led the song-fest. Best costume prizes were won by ABFC Joseph Cain as the commercial character MT. Clean" and Mrs. Bob Lawrence as Beatnik. YNCS Robert Kennedy won the door prize. Dancing was to the music of combo of members of the Navy Station Band.
 EM CLUB
 A USO show titled Star Dust CTS" was held Oct. 29 at the Billi- ken Theater and Oct. 30 at the EM Club. The show featured the Bala- Banos, an accordion and dancing
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-02

Cormick as Lulu Pung, JoAnne MacLaine as Charlotte Carlton, Don West as Sheriff Prebble, Lyle Gubler as Don Carlton, Ralph Pel letter as Zadoc Grimes, Ron Millr as Doc Ferris, Terry Versaillel as Professor, Bob Douville as tha Reverend Cla ence Underhill Louise Pelletier as Doctor Gordon and Tom Mccormick as State Trooper.
 The setting for the action is an isolated Maine farm house in the winter of 1941. AS the scene opens Don and Charlotte Carlton and Don's cousin Lulu Pung are await ing the arrival of eccentric author Zadoc Grimes. They are wonder ing what surprises he has in store Why don't you come and find out?
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Feminine Facts
NAVY WIVES CLUB

Ron Batchelor of Fish and Wild life showed slides and lectured on game animals to Navy Wives Club members and their husbands after a potluck supper which was held at the Buskin Beach House on Oct. 22. Guests were MT. and Mrs. Ron Batchelor and MT. and Mrs. Nor man K. Harris. Mrs. Maria NoWak was hostess.
 STORK IN THE PINK
 The stork delivered four baby girls to the Navy Station Hospital in October. AN USN Andrew and Janet Williams called their wee lass Kelly Lee She was born Oct. 6. CWO3 USN Henry and Martha Pickerill named their little miss Bonnie Lee. Bonnie was born Oct. '. It. JG USCG James and Sharrol Foels chose Stacy Jean for their daughter who arrived Oct. 23. Ma jor USING C. P. and Eva Clark became the parents of girl, also. Michele Perrin claims Oct. g as her birth date.
 PTA FATHER
 On Monday, Oct. 8, the Base PTA showed a film on the perils of Communism. The PTA will hold Open House Nov 12 in honor of National Education Week. Parents with children at the Base School are invited to inspect their chil-
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-02

The Kodiactors will presen, "Cuckoos on the Hearth" a 3-act myStery-comedy by Parker Fen nelly, at the Strickler Little The ater Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 2, 3 and 4, at 8 pm. Cost of admission is $1.OO for adults and Soc for children. Tickets can be purchased at the theater before each performance or from mem bers of the cast.
 The director for this production IS Mrs. Marge Munk, who was born in Pennsylvania but now claims Monterey, Calf, as her home. She is the wife of Captain Munk of the 17th Naval District Staff. The Munks' last duty station was Wash ington, DC.
 Mrs. Munk has been active in Little Theater wherever she and her husband have lived. Although she previously has been connected mostly with acting, she has also directed plays in Hawaii and Vir- ginia.
 Members of the cast are Nancy Gross as Abby Rodick, Pat Nc
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OFFICERS WIVES CLUB

The Officers Wives Club will hold their monthly luncheon on Thursday, Nov. 8, at the Officers Club. Election of officers will be held at this time.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-02

act; the Kobelt Sisters, acrobatic dancers; the testers, magician and assistant; Sally Jo Knowles, singer; and the Three Space Men, Jack Taught, drummer, Jack Cole, trum- pet player and Bob Kovar, accor- dion player.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-02

dren's rooms and school work and to exchange their views with the teachers.
Milford chronicle., 1962-06-22
New PRINCIPAL
N a m ed F or
Cross
Rev. Thomas J. Peter
man, Formerly Of Mil
ford, Will Head Cath
Olic High In Dover.


The Reverend Thomas j. Peter
man, formerly of Milford, has been
named principal of the Holy Cross
Senior High School in Dover.
Father Peterman was born in
Dover in 1881. He attended h e
Milford elementary school, and en-
tered high school in Baltimore In
1858 Father Peterman graduated
from st. Mary's College, in Balti-
more, receiving an A. B. degree.
While a student in Baltimore,
Father studied music at the Pea
body Conservatory. He engaged in
four-year course of theology at
the Catholic University, in Wash
ington, ID. c., receiving at it's COM
pletion a Licentiate of Sacred
Theology degree.
Father Thomas Peterman wa S
ordained to the Priesthood in st.
Johns Catholic Church, Seabury
Avenue, in Milford, in June, 1857.
He was assigned to serve in the
Corpus Christi Parish, Elsmere,
Delaware, and to teach in the
parish high school there until 1861.
During the past year Father Peter
man completed studies toward a
nj. A. degree in Education Ad-
ministration from Villanova Uni
versity.
continued on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1962-06-22
Three Members Of Mil
ford VFW Unit Were
Elected To Statewide
Posts In BallOting.

Many honors and awards were
conferred upon members of Mil
ford's much cited Blue Hen Post
and its Ladies Auxiliary at the an
nual state conventions of the De-
partments of Delaware, Veterans
of Foreign Wars and Ladies Aux
iliary, held at Rehoboth Beach last
weekend.
Three Milfordians We're elected tic
statewide offices; another was in
stalled as a district commander
and others were cited for various
accomplishments.
AT last Saturdays election, pas
commander of Blue Hen Post
Clement j. Nevins, was the unani-
nous choice for department junior
vice commander and the immediate
past commander of the local post,
John NJ Short, was unanimously
elected department, surgeon. Over
in the Auxiliary Department, Mrs.
Audrey Savage, a past president of
the Blue Hen Auxiliary, was re-
elected treasurer.
In allied Saturday afternoon
with newly elected department of
ficers was another past command
er of Blue Hen Post, James c.
Holland, who previously had been
elected commander of the K
County District.
Another past commander of the
local post, David S. Hugg, served
as general chairman for the con-
vention and as toastmaster at the
convention banquet Saturday eve
continued on page five)
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The emple Chapter
DeMolay Installs

Recently Temple Chapter De-
mClay installed newly elected Of
ficerS for the ensuing term. The
Installing ceremonies were con-
Quoted by the State Association
installing team in very impress
SiVe manner.
The following officers were in
stalled Master Councillor, Rich
ard Jerroad; Senior Councillor,
Eddie Williams; Junior Councillor,
John Rutt; Senior Deacon, Gilbert
Massey; Junior Deacon, T ON
Munce; Senior Steward, Dew
Sapp, Jr.; Junior Steward, Rich
ard Ivens; Orator, Jay Sipple;
Scribe, Bill Bullock; Treasurer,
Craig Prettyman; Sentinel, Chas.
Stubbs; Chaplain, Jan Ujvarosy;
Marshall, Don Andrews; Standard
Bearer, Eddie Goodwin; Almoner,
Steve Johnson; First Preceptor,
Chester Long; Second Preceptor,
Dave Hawkins; Third Preceptor,
continued on page nineI
Milford chronicle., 1962-06-22
L ar &C hut e
Jumps ToOpen
Delaware air
Bob Pratt VIII Officially
Open '62 Season When
He Jumps From 10000
Feet On July q.

If Bob Pratt has his way, his
wife will jump out of an airplane
sometime this summer.
When she does Janice Pratt will
become one of the few women i'm
this area to participate in the ex-
citing sport of parachute jumping
or sky diving, as its growing num-
Der of devotets prefer to call it,
Bob, a former Army paratroop-
er, has found the sport ito be both
fun and financially rewarding. Tho
Delmar, Md resident will make :
jumps during the 1862 Delaware
State Fair to be held at Harring-
ton July 21 through July %.
On Saturday, July 81. he will
officially open the Fair when he
dives from some 10000 feet up on
to the fairgrounds with a message
to Fair officials from Governor
Elbert n. Carvel He will do re-
peat performance at pm. the
next day as part of the Sunday
afternoon entertainment program.
The two Pratts find the sport "a
most eXclClnS way 10 Spenu d sun
day afternoon" and both have re
solved that Janice will make her
first jump this summer. Bob has
promised to train her for the event
He is quick to point out that
there is much more to the sport
than just jumping out of a plane
and pulling the rip cord
Unlike usual military jumps,
these are delayed fall jumps in
which, depending on jumping alti-
tude, the parachutist has a con-
trolled free fall of thousands of
continued on page hfteenl
Milford chronicle., 1962-06-22


community development, rural
electrification, irrigation, health
education, sanitation and social
work The project requires SO
agricultural specialists and work
ers with training and /or expert
ence in various agricultural, for
estry and home economics skills,
13 electrical engineers and or
electricians. 1 dentist. nurses, 8
medical technicians, 10 health and
social workers, Is mechanics, 2
marine diesel repairmen, 4 radio
technicians, cottage industry in
structors, 8 biologists, 3 we'll dig
gers, fishing technicians, one car
penter, one cotton textile worker,
and one audio-visual specialist.
Training of volunteers selected
for this project will begin about
July 80, 1862. and will include on
the-job skills, as well as language
and culture of Brazil. Prior
Continued on page twelve)
Milford chronicle., 1962-06-22
Migrant Labor Has
Many Problems

Problems confronting the 5000
migrants who are brought to Del.
each year to harvest crops were
cited by Governor EIbert N Carvel
this week in urging public support
of the current funds drive of the
Migrant Fund Committee of It III e
United Church Women of Del
The chief executive, in state
ment issued at Dover, pointed out
that while some of the migrants
problems are readily solved by
state agencies, other problems,
particularly those involving family
life, religious training and the edu-
cation of children, are dependent,
for solution, upon non-govern-
mental organizations.
Governor Carvel had special
praise for the program of the Mi
grant Ministry of the Council of
Churches which, he said, "con-
tributes materially to the welfare
and happiness of these followers
of the crops"
CONTINUED on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1962-06-22
Plan Formal
Of
Shawnee. Club.
House, Sunday
Will Be The First Full
Scale Social Event To
Be Held In The Newa
Modern Facility; Spe-
cial Ceremonies.

Plans are being made for h e
formal opening OF the new club
house of Shawnee County Club this
Saturday afternoon and evening,
June 23rd. This will be the first
full scale social event in the club
house, although an open hour for
the inspection of the premises was
held several months ago, before
the full facilities of the club were
in operation
A 8 nm. appropriate ceremonies
will mark the official opening, fol-
lowed by a social hour formmem-
bers. At 9 pm. an orchestra dance
will be held, with dancing ON the
newly constructed terrace at t h e
rear of the clubhouse. Members are
urged to attend, with as many
guests as they care to invite.
Also this weekend will bring to
completion the qualifying rounds
of the first invitational golf tourna-
ment being held at the club. About
200 of the better golfers from all
over the Eastern Shore are expect
ed TO participate. Players will be
divided into five flights according
to thein established handicaps, and
after Is holes of medal play, win
ners and runners-up in each flight
will be awarded appropriate troph-
les. A dinner-dance is planned for
Saturday evening for the golfers
and their guests, and ~on Sunday
following the tournament recep-
tion, at which time the pfzes will
be awarded. Charles Dutton, tour
continued on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1962-06-22
Highway Department
Has Received Bids

The State Highway Department
received bids this week on two
construction projects for W h C h
the low bids totaled more than
81, 100000, with only slightly more
than 100000 of State funds being
involved
One of the projects involved the
grading, drainage and construc-
tion of structures along the Toll
Road route from Churchman' Rd.
to the Glasgow-Newark Highway.
The other project was the grad
ing, drainage and paving of the
Freeway from a point near the
Basin Road Interchange to the
South Wilmington Viaduct.
S. ]. Groves and Sons, Camp
Hill, Pa, submitted the low bid of
$4,831,05S, for the Toll Roa
project, which is 81 miles in
length. The work involves t h e
grading of the area, installing
drainage and construction of a
number of bridges along the route.
continued on page fffteen)
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White Marsh Tax.
Ditch Is Started

! Construction of the White Marsh
Tax Ditch was started this week,
says G.. Arthur Taylor, Chairman
of the Kent County Soil Conserva-
tion District. White Marsh Ditch
Company is the first Kent County
ditch company to construct under
the Federal Small Watersheds Act.
They are also the first ditch COM
pany in the county to receive the
extra financial assistance of h e
state through the recently passed
Delaware Drainage Bond Bill.
This ditch company was or
ganized and is managed by ap-
proximately SO landowners with
in it's 1000 acre area. Mr.. Oscar
Draper, Greenwood, is Chairman of
the Ditch Managers. White Marsh
Company is a sub-ditch company
of the huge Upper Nanticoke River
Watershed Project, sponsored by
the Delaware State Soil Conserva-
tion Commission.
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