Milford chronicle., 1962-06-22
CANCER DETECTION CEN

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TIERS = Sussex County July,
1862 July 8, Seaford, Nanticoke
Hospital, call 629-95S5 for appoint
ments; July 10, Laurel, HEALTH
Unit, 504 Pine Street, call 875-7539
for appointments; July 13, George
town, Sussex County, Health Unit,
sos E. Market Street, call 856-7347
for appointments; July IL, Frank
ford, Health Unit, Main Street, call
732-64S0 for appointments; July
%, Lewes, Health Unit, 110 w. Bird
Street, call 645-622S for appoint
ments; July 26, Milford, III a1th
Unit, Shore Theatre Building, call
422-49S5 for appointments; July 81,
Bridgeville, Health Unit, 10 Mar
ket Street, call S37-S551 for
appointments
REH0B0TH BOARDWALK =
Rehoboth. Beach expects to dedi-
cate it's new boardwalk ait pm.
Friday, June %, and Delaware
Travef Council members will be
there to assist them, president
Glen Theirwechter said this week.
"Since Mayor Jue1 c. Sbamper
has been kind enough to invite us
to participate and since we have a
number of new members in the
Rehoboth area this year, we de-
cided to hold our summer meeting
there Friday night" Theirwechter
said.
The travel promotion people will
gather at z pm at Capt Hanks
Boat House, Route ID, and a short
business meeting will be held.
Theirwechter said one of the out
door posters soon ITO appear
around the state under the Coun-
cil's sponsorship will be on dis
play.
STATEWIDE OBSERVANCE =
In calling for statewide observance
of Wednesday, July A, as In
dependence Day, Governor Elbert
n. Carvel this week cited the i'm
portant roles played by De1sryare
patriots in bringing about the
adoption of the Declaration of In
dependence, which he said pro-
vides "a fount of hope and promise
for all the peoples of the world"
In a proclamation issued at
Dover, the states chief executive
pointed outl that 'tthe Declaration
of Independence proclaimed to all
the world that this new nation,
conceived in the Spirit of Freedom
under God, guaranteed to all men
their inherent right ito life, liberty
and the pursuit Of happiness.
Governor Carvel ordered TIL at
the American and Delaware State
Flags be displayed on July 4th
from all state and public buildings,
and also urged all DelawareanG to
"pause to give thanks to Almighty
God for the blessings we enjoy as
citizens of this Great Republic
Il CONFERENCE = ssThe Trans
forming Gospel and the Teaching
Church" was the theme of It h
Nineteenth Annual Church Schoo
; Administrators Conference, h e {
Saturday and Sunday, June 1917
at PeCoMeth, the PeI5nsula Con-
ference oATethodist Camp, located
on the Chester River, near Centre
vile, Maryland.
DIR. A. Merritt Dietterich, Fyecu-
tive Secretary ofO the Baltimore
Conference, Board of Education of
the Methodist Church, served for
the third time as Resource Leader.
DIR. Dieterrich is a national figure
in the field of christian education
having served as Chairman of the
recently held National Methodist
Conference on Christian Educa-
tion. The purpose of the Confer
ence is to give additional training
to Church School Superintendents,
Department SuperintendentS in
the local churches. and others who
have administrative responsible
ties
Those in charge of tie program
included Mr.. Robert Porter as
Dean, of Trinity Church, Salisbury,
Md, and MIR. Clarence P Eley as
Registrar of IngRside, Md.
The Reverend Walter II. Stone,
Executive Officer of the Peninsula
Conference Board of Education
was the Program Counselor and
spoke to the group on the subject,
Whats Going On?" being an in
depreciation of the progress o f
christian education in the Penin-
sula Conference.