Milford chronicle., 1962-06-15
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware
WHY BROILERS HAVE BE-
lCOME RIG RITSINESC Tn 1Q1a

WHY BROILERS HAVE BE-
COME BIG BUSINESS - In 1910,
it took 13 weeks to produce a three
pound broiler. Today, it takes only
nine weeks to produce the same
size bird. What's more, it can be
done on half the feed. This is why
broilers have rapidly grown from
a farm sideline to a big business
with an output of nearly two bill
| lion birds a year.
REPUBLICAN MEETING = The
lower Kent County Republican
Club will meet at the Harrington
Fire House on Wednesday evening,
June 20. A free cold platter supper
will be served at 7:30 pm. Meeting
at 500 pm, Speaker former
! Governor David P. Buckson. All
Republicans and Independent Vot-
/ ers are invited.
WRIGHT WILLIAMSON CLAN
Reunion Time again All the kin
folk of the clan are getting togeth-
er, Sunday, June "a, 1862, at Con-
cord Camp Grounds, Concord, Md,
from 1890 pm. to dusk. So pack
up the kiddies and a picnic lunch
and come on down and see who
| you're related to. For further in
| formation contact Pre- 81 d n t,
j Joseph Williamson, phone 337-
1915, or Secretary, Mrs. Edna Hill,
phone 337-5582.
+! DELEGATES-F'ranklin Nelson
and jeanne Hastings of the Dublin
Hill Yellow Jackets All Club have
been selected as delegates to the
older boys and older girls camp
at Camp Miniwanca on the shore
of Lake Michigan.
| Miniwanca, m e ming m IN y
waters-so named because of its
three extensive waterfronts on
Lake Michigan, Stony Greek, n
Stony Lake. Camp Miniwanca S
owned and operated by the Ameri-
can Youth Foundation, a non-pro-
fit, non-denominationa Christian
organization dedicated to the pur-
| pose of assisting young people o1
capacity in life planning, leader
ship training, and balanced four
fold living.
MODEL CAR CONTEST = On
June 1st and End, Explorer Post
No. 100 held a Model Car Contest
as scheduled. The winners are as
follows: Grand Prize winner, Neil
Moore; Antique, Steve Cunning
Stock, Leon Hipkins; Mild Gus
tom, Neil Moore; Full Custom,
Frank Vican; Competition, Bill
Rogers.
Members of Post No. 100 wish
to express their deep qualification
to the following stores for theil
generous donations of Models ant
trophies: w. T. Grant Co., Hume
Hardware, J. G. Penney Co., Buch,
anan Service of Milford, Saunder:
Jewellers, /. G. Burton Co., Webb'i
Garage, Bob Wink, Kent and Sus
sex Motor Co., and our specia
thanks to the Milford Chronicle
Radio Station WKSB, and the fire
men for the use of the CoInmunit
Building.
CHEST X-RAY PROGRAM =
sponsored by the State Board o
Health and the Delaware Tubercu
losis and Health Society, will b'
in operation at Millsboro, Acme
Friday, June Is, 2-S pm, Mrs
Jack Bril-, chairman, Mrs. Georg,
Wharton, Hostess chairman; Mil
ton, Old Post Office, Monday, Jun,
lis, 1912 am. and IA pm, Samuel
Shapiro, chairman, Mrs. William
lWagamon, Jr., hostess chairman
Georgetown, Silco Store, Thurs
day, June 81, 1912 am. and Il
pm, Friday, June %, 2-8 pm.
Paul r. Reed, chairman. Mrs. VIM
lStevenson, hostess chairman, Mrs
William Hickman and Girl Scouts
in charge of posters; Lewes, Enc
land Bank Streets, Thursday, June
l2S, 1912 am. and IA pm, Friday
June 90, 2-5 pm and 6-8 p.m
David McManus, chairman, Mrs
Forrest Wenyon and Mrs. JOSEPH
Greenspun, co-hostess chairman
Rehoboth, Rehoboth Hardware OF
Thursday, June %, 1912 am. anC
IA pm, Friday, June 29, 2-5 pm
and 6-8 pm, Mrs. Wildai James
Jr., president of the Rehobotl
P.T.A., general chairman.
For further information contac
Division of Public Health Educa
ton, State Board of Health, Dover
, Delaware, Phone 734-5711, ext. Ala
or Sussex County Health Unit, 60I
, e. Market ST., Georgetown, DEL
Phone 856-7347.