Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

MEETING Happy ID 0 III e
makers Club will hold their next
meeting with Mrs. Peggy Anstllie
of Houston, on Thursday, June {,
The topic Cooking the Catch Will
be demonstrated by our leaders.
We will also have a white elepnanN
sale. This Sunday, May III, o u
club will attend the Baptist Cnurcn
on Shawnee Road. Let's not 1orgeI
these two dates May 27 and June
z.
THE NINTH DEMOCRAT CLUB
will sponsor dance at Laurei
American Legion Home on Satur-
day, May 26, 1862. Music will be
furnished by Bobby Thomas and
his Band. Dancing from nine to
one Admission $500 per couple
Door prizes will be given and free
snacks Tables available for those
who just want to enjoy the music
and watch the dancers.
MONA MEETING - The last
meeting of Delmarva Chapter Of
MONA before the summer vacation
is scheduled for Monday, May %,
1862, at Johnny's and S mmy'S
Restaurant Tin back of the Alpine
Room) in Salisbury.
Mr.. John G. Leach, Vice-Presi-
dent of Goldy Business College in
Wilmington, Delaware, will speak
to the group. Mr. Leach is known
for his ability to bring an out
standing message to all size
groups. He will have something of
value for all management people.
ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FES-
TIVAL-Frederica w. S. C. S. will
hold the festival at the Frederick
School, Saturday, June 2, at $3.50
pm. Strawberries, short cake,
home made ice cream, cake, ham
burgers, hot dogs, hot and cold
drinks, popcorn, french fries will
make a fine Saturday evening
meal.
There will be pony rides, dart
games, fish pond and novelty
table. Loads of food and fun for
everyone. Delightful music provid-
ed by Ross Evans and his FELTON,
Jr. Band.
SCHOOL BOOKS - A display of
new books for school-age children
from kindergarten through senior
high school and some of interest
as well to college students and
adults is being shown at the Uni
versity of Delaware's Memorial Lii
brary
Some 1889 titles are included
covering every possible area of in
terest. The exhibit serves as a
basic guide for teachers in select
ing books for their school libraries,
and for parents in purchasing
books for their children.
Located in the curriculum and
materials center on the library's
second floor, the exhibit will be
open daily from $50 am to pm.
and Saturdays from $3.50 am. toll
noon through June %.
TURKEY REFERENDUM - The
proposed national turkey market
ing order will be explained to
growers at meetings in George
town on June 4 and Middletown
on June 5. A referendum which
will be voted on June Is through
%, affects growers who marketed
more than $500 pounds of turkeys
during 1861
The meetings which start at s
pm. will be held at the Substation
in Georgetown and the high school
in Middletown. William Brady, ad-
ministratire officer, State ASCS,
DIR. William Mcdaniel, head of the
department. of agricultural eco
nomics at the University of Della
ware, and w. T. McAllister, ex-
tension farm management special
ist at the University, will explain
the proposed marketing order, how
it will operate and what affect it
will have on growers.
ALI turkey growers are urged to
attend one of these meetings. Ac-
cording to Dr. Mcdaniel, growers
will have the opportunity to ask
questions about the referendum.
DERRICKS0N NAMED Gov
Elbert N. Carvel has appointed Mr..
Gene Derrickson as a member of
the GOVERNORS COMMITTEE
FOR A STATE CORRECTIONAL,
PROGRAM to replace Mrs. James
l.. LaPenta, who had resigned up-
on taking a position with the Fed
eral Government Mr.. Derrickson
is the international representative
of the International Brotherhood
of Pulp, Sulphite and PaperuniIl
Workers with headquarters at 421
Orange Street, Wilmingto Della
ware. He has been connected with
aspects of the labor movement i'm
Delaware for the past twenty-five
years. He has been interest@1 in
medical care for the aged. Mr.
DerrickSon is a member of th
Board of Directors of the Della
ware Blue Cross and a member of
the Governors Advisory Commit
tee for the Delaware State Hos
pital. He is married, has two sons
and lives at 406 Harvey Road.
DIABETES CLINIC All
adults in the vicinity of George
town on May 10Th between 1900
noon and 800 pm, are urged to
stop by the Georgetown. Fire Hall
ON the Circle to have diabetes test