Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29
Vocational Technical

Sussex Vocational Technical
Center.
The session Of court that they
Witnessed was presided by Judge
William Duffy, President of the
Supreme Court Judges. The
criminal case was that Of
driving under the influence OF
alcohol. This case is considered
a felony. The defendants plea
was "not guilty..
The class arrived at 9:15 to
hear Judge Carey explain
general court proceedings. This
was arranged for the benefit Of
the students by Judge Duffy.
The classes saw session of
the trial which began at 1000
O'Clock. This included the fill
ing Of three turies, swearing
In Of the jury, opening state
ments Of the attorneys and two
policemen and a gas station at
tsndant testifying against the ac-
cused. The session was con-
cluded with the proceedings Of
recess Of the court at 100
O'Clock. The students then re-
turned TO the buses where they
ate q box lunch and proceeded
to the Vocational Center.
Mr.. McCourt, director OF the
Sussex Vocational Technical
Center, guided the students
through the center. The students
visited all departments Of the
school. The high point Of the
teur was the students seeing
themselves on closed circuit
tslsNsion.
STUDENTS TOUR
STENER'S WOOLEN MILL
Home Economics classes went |
on q field trip to Steiner's Wool
en- Mill on Wednesday, March
20. They were taken on a tour
through the mill by Mr.. Carl
Strahle and Mr.. Joe King, ex-
scutives OF Steiner's Woolen
Mill.
Mr.. Oliver Bonnert gave an
illustrated talk on color blend
ing Of fibers. The students
learned about fiber processing.
Steinsr's Woolen Mill is the
largest mill OF its kind In the
country and performs a service
to many manufacturers. It has a
retail store which will open in |
ths near future.
The students commented that
the field trip gave them a better
understanding Of fabric con-
struction.
The home economics class,
undsr the direction OF Mrs.
Mildred Wells, prepared a din
nsr for the science fair judges
on Wednesday night, March 20,
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The menu consisted OF tomato
Juice, cheese puffs, baked ham,
string beans, scalloped potatoes,
nodded jewel salad, hot rolls
and butter, orange pecan date
:aks, and coffee. Altogether
h1rty judges were served.
Ce-h ste ses were Franz
Vs1ch and Lois Jester. IL
Flower decorations were DAFT ,
odils and forsythia. I
BASEBALL TEAM TO PLAY /
FIRST GAME {
The first baseball game will I
% played Monday, April 1st, I
against Seaford on the Milford
Ths team Is composed Of "A
all Of which have been
practicing for two weeks getting ]
ready for their IA game sched-
lle.
AS yet, Coach Barden has not
issued game uniforms or tha
starting lineup for Monday.
Tbs schedule for this season
Is:
April 1, Ssaford at Milford;
April 4, Middletown at Milford;
April 8, Milford at Georgetown;
April IS, Smyrna at Milford;
April %, Milford at Dover;
April Is, Milford at Air Base;
April 20, Lewes at Milford;
May 2, Milford at Laurel; May
s, Milford at Caesar Rodney;
May 8, Milford at Seaford; May
Is, Georgetown at Milford; May E
l6, Milford at Smyrna; May 20,
Air Base at Milford; and May
%, Laurel at Milford.
TRACKMEN PREPARING FOR
FIRST MEET
Milford's slender" men, under
the direction OF coaches Bernard
Briggs and Lawrence Gocel1a,
have been practicing since Mar.
4 for the first meet, April 4,
al Wicomico. approximately so
candidates have been drilling
iaily.
Coach Briggs expects some
rood performances from Mil
lords boys In the WiHi meet
In the following events: the mile,
The high Jump, the pole vault,