Milford chronicle., 1962-05-04
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

SM0RGASRORD = At Frederica
School cafeteria on Saturday, May
50 with turkey, ham, meat loaf,
lasagna, and deviled CLANS. Serving
starts at pm. Adults $3.50 and
children SIS, Benefit of the FREQ
erica P.T.A.
SPRING DANCE = sponsored by
the Pennington Fire Company, will
be held inc the Pennington Fir e
Hall on Saturday, May II. Music
will be by the sMaestro's' wi h
dancing from 8 to 1. Admission
will be $500 per couple. Refresh
ments will be available.
ANNUAL SPRING DINER st.
Martins in the Field, Selbyville,
Delaware, will hold their Annual
Spring Dinner, Saturday, May 5,
1862. Serving willie begin at 3 pm,
until z pm, at the Parish House
on Church Street. o
This year Ham is being featured,
along with Homemade Pies and a
carry OUT service will be available.
The public is cordially invited.
FEDERAL JURY-The Federal
Grand Jury which has been sitting
in Wilmington since last DECEMBER
will not meet again until May 18th.
This period of time will enable the
government to pursue further leads
of investigation, allow its repre-
sentatives to attend a related pro-
ceeding and make a full review @of
the evidence so far obtained.
Any anticipated termination date
for the present inqyiry will have to
await return of the Grand Jury on
May Is. Q Q
CANAL CEREMONIES - Offici-
ais of Delaware, Maryland, and the
federal gomrnmeHt last Friday,
participated in ceremonies Er a Sc
million improvement project on the
Csesapeak and Delaware Cana5
Gov. Ebert n. Carvel led a dele
cation of state officials to South
Chesapeake City, Md, for the 1890
pm. ceren9nies launching t b e
widening and deepefifng project
Following the grouIGibreaking
rites, the officials were scheduled
to board pan Army Corps of En-
sineers boat for lunch and an in
pection tour of the canal.
LARRY FERRARI-Of P@iladel-
p.hia, @well known TV organist,
Iill be guest artist at an organ
concert being sponsored by the
Cokesbury MYAF. The concert will
be held in the auditorium of the
Georgetown High School, on Mon
day, May Z, at 8 pm. DIST. The
proceeds from this concert will be
put into an organ fund, establish
ed by the MYAF, for the purchase
of a new organ for the Cokesbury
Methodist Church, located on h e
Georgetown BridgeVille Highway.
Admission is $1.00 and tickets will
be available at the door, the H8ght
of the concert
DINNER DANCE - The an
nual banquet and dinner dance of
the Delaware Hotel-Motel Associa-
ton was held recently in the
Treadway Inn. 3 9
Hotel and motel owners from all
over the state were il attendance.
Guests of honor included Gov Ell
bert N. Carvel, Sherman Tribitt,
speaker ob the House, and M S.
Tribitt, and Mp and Srs. Melvin j.
Freeman Of Harrisburg, Pa, rep
resenting the Pennsylvania Hotel
Association.
This is the first year the assoc
iation has held it's annual event
outside of Wilmington. Glenn P.
Thierwechter, inn-keeper of h e
Treadway Inn, was host to che
gathering.
oN0TES PAID 0FF-Some of that
long anticipated revenue has come
in, permitting the state to pay off
So million worth of short term
notes.
The revenue is mainly in t h e
form of income tax payments. A
spring FLOOD of them is occurring
on schedule.
Tie state has been financing its
day-to-day operations in part b y
borrowing money ON revenue an
ticipation snotes, as it does each
year. The Eecent payoff reduced the
amount outstanding to $16.3 mill
oion it was reported recently by
Thomas Lo Brand, Chief accountant
az the State Budget Commission.
The title is new one for Brand.
aThe budget commission promoted
hiHa frow acting chief accountant.
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