Milford chronicle., 1963-07-12
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

LEWES HORSE SHOW The
Lewes Horse Show this year will
be sponsored by the Lewes Fire
Dept, Inc. The date will be Sun
day, July 28th. The show will be
held at the Bay Manor Farm,
this is the same location the horse
show has always been held. This
is the farm Of Mayor Otis Smith,
where you will find Champion
cattle and bulls, who have won
many blue ribbons all over the
world.
At the Lewes Horse Show you
Will also see many horses and
ponies, that have won their blue
ribbons In National Shows.
These exhibitors come from all
over the east coast for this horse
show. They will be trying for
points for their national rating.
There will be over $50 horses
and ponies showing In A classes.
II you can't spend the day, you
could stop by for an hour or two.
You will be well rewarded for the
time you are there. You will see
horsemanship at it's best.
We would like to remind all who
have received letters In the mail,
they must have their donation In
by July 18th. This is the deadline
and Program Books will go to
press. Also at this time we would
like to thank all who have already
responded. Don't forget that date,
Sunday, July 28th.
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LEWES ANTIQUE SHOW
The fifth Lewes Antique Show
and Sale is to be held at the
Bethel Fellowship Hall, located
at the corner Of 4th and Market
Street in Lewes, Delaware. The
exhibition will be held on Thurs
day, July 1fth, II am. to 10
pm. Friday, July 18th, IL
am. to 10 pm. Saturday,
July 18th, II am. to 6 pm.
twenty-five select exhibitors
will be showing their select
specialties Of carved jade,
pressed and blown glass, china
ware, pine and marble top furni-
ture, pewter, silver, lamps,
brass, pictures, antique jewelry,
and other antique items including
schoolmaster's desk that dates
to approximately 1900.
CENSUS SURVEY Questions
on families plans to buy auto
houses, and major
household appliances will be
asked in addition to regular
inquiries on employ
ment and unemployment In the
Census Bureaus Current Popu-
lation Survey during the week
Of July 1e, 1t was announced
today by Director John G. Glib
son Of the Census Bureau re-
gional office at Philadelphia. :
In. April of this year con-
reported that they ex-
pected TO buy about the same I
number of new cars, fewer used
cars, and about the same num-
ber Of new houses in the fol-
lowing IL months as was the
case In similar survey made
in April Of 1862.
Families included in the Cur
rent Population Survey here and
IN 356 other areas Of the country
are scientifically chosen to pro-
vide a representative sample Of
he Nations population.
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ACCREDITED The accredi-
.ation Of Wesley College, Dover,
has been reaffirmed by the Mid
lie States Association Of Col
Ieges and Secondary Schools.
Word Of the action was received
here from Dean Albert E.
Meder, Jr., Of Rutgers, Chair
man Of the Associations Com
mission on Institutions Of High
er Education.
Wesley has been accredited
or Is years by the Middle
States Association, which regu-
Larly reviews and re-evaluates
member institutions. The next
Of the college will
AXE place in 1868, according to
Dr.. Robert H. Parker, presi-
lent Of the college.
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ICE CREAM FESTIVAL The
N.S.C.S. Of Manship will hold
IN Ice Cream Festival at Man.
ships Church House, four miles
vest Of FELTON,, on Saturday, July
20, beginning at 4:3o pm. HAM
,urgs, hot dogs, iced tea,
en- on ade, homemade Ice
:ream and cake will be for sale.
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