Milford chronicle., 1962-03-02

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SEWING CONTEST WINNERS
Mrs A. Price and Mrs. Marilyn
FARRELL were top winners on the
local level of Vogue Sewing Con-
tests on Tuesday afternoon at the
regular meeting Of the Harrington
New Century Club.
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SM0RGASB0RD DINNER -
Sponsored by Unity Chapter No.
16, o. Z. s., of Lewes, Delaware,
at the Lewes Special School cafe
terra on March II, 1862 Serving
from 4:30 p. m. to 700 p. m. Adults
$1.75; children, $1.00
HAT AND HANDBAG SHOW will
be held in Fellowship Hall of the
Goshen Methodist Church, Milton,
on March l, 1862 from z to p.
m. Hats and bags will be furnish
ed by Evadnes of RehOboth. SpOn-
sored by The WOman's Society of
Christian Service. The public is
invited.
RIED OYSTER. CHICKEN
SALAD AND DUMPLING SUPPER
served annually by the FELTON,
Community Fire Company, will be
held in the FELTON, Fire Hall, Sat.
urday, April Z, beginning at $3.50
pm. Dessert will be included in
the price which will be announced
later.
CHICKEN SALAD, DUMPLINGS
AND HAM SUPPER Burrs-
vile Community House on Satur-
day, March 3rd, by the W.S.C.S. of
Wesley and Union Churches Serv-
ing starts at 300 p NJ for the
benefit OF the Community Hcuses
Fund. Price Adults $1.25, chill
dren 75 cents.
ST. PATRICK'S DANCE ON
March IT, the knights of Colum-
bus, Star Of the Sea Council, are
holding their 8th Annual St. Pat
rick's Dance at St. Michaers Hall
in Georgetown Dance to the music
Of the Lou Paris Orchestra. Dress
is optional and dancing will be
from 900 to 100 AN. Everyone
invited Come along and have
good time
HEART FUND DANCE Heart
Chairman, Nrs. Arthur Tucker of
Ellendale has announced that a
heart fund benefit dance will be
held at the Glendale Fire Hall,
this Friday, March End at 500 pm.
Admission Will be fifty cents. We
hope all teenagers will join in the
fun and, at the same time, support
their local heart fund. Refresh
ments will be sold and plenty of
good music will be furnished for
the evening. Remember the slogan
for 1852. The more will live-the
more you give" y
LOW TEMPERATURES - Tt
keep vitamin A locked in green
leafy vegetables, Katie c. Thomas.
Kent County Home Demonstration
Agent, advises homemakers to
store such vegetables at low tenn
peratures until they are used
Kale, collards, turnip green's and
rape should be moved quickly from
the store to the refrigerator.
whiting causes big loss in car
Otene, the substance which suppli-
es three-fiths of the yitamin A in
the normal diet. Kale, for example,
loses onefourth of its carotene
content when held at 20 F. for one
day. If it willis, it loses another 80
to 40 percent.
Although tests are not complete
for the other vegetables research
ers expect similar losses for tur-
nip greens and rape. and even
greater ones in collards.
REFOCATI0NS - The January
report on revOcations of motorists
licenses, issued by the Revocation
Division of the Motor Vehicle De-
Dartment, reveals that motorists
had their licenses revoked during
the month for failing to stop at
the command of a police officer.
There were a total of 1O5 re-
VocatIons during the month with
% being for conviction for drunk
en- driving and two for leaving the
scene of personal injury acci-
lent
Of the revocations, II were for
Delaware motorists convicted in
his state and % were for motor
sts from other states while 12
Delaware motorists were convict
9d OF drunken driving in other
states. 102 were male and 3 were
emales. In addition motorists
lad their period of revocation ex-
ended for driving without a licen-
,e.
Kent and Sussex counties had 81
u the revOcations, with - being
n Kent, including Milford. of
which were from the greater
Dover area, and 19 were from Sus-
eX. Two of the motorists having
helr period of revocation extended
we're from Sussex.
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