Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03
Local Happenings

BROWNIE TROOP *677 took
their first hike Saturday, April
20 from 2 to a p.m., beginning
on the property Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Dudley, under the direction
OF Mrs. jeanne Bradley, out-of-
doors chairman and Mrs. Joan
Dudley. The troop hiked an esti-
mated two miles through the
woods, collecting interesting
items seen along the way, and
ate their lunch by the old mill
pond. On the way back the Troop
stopped at Jester's store for re-
freshments and returned home
tired but happy. Girls partici-
pating were: Peggy Burton, Karen
Boldly, Debbie Bonnert, Linda 10
Bradley, Nancy Davidson, Nancy
Dudley, Connie Gillespie, Dawn
Horowitz, Debbie Layton, Eliza
beth LorenZ, Cindy Meckely,
Trudy Murray, Judy Murray, Jan
Reichhold, Nina Silicato, Peggy
Simpson, Lori Ann Tewelow,
Patty Veal, Evelyn Wright, Susan
Thomas, Judy Boltz, 10 Ann Van
Worst, Ann Burn.
BARBECUE There will be
a chicken barbecue sponsored
by the Class Of Promise on May
rs on Route 11s across from
Fitzgsra1d's Auto Salvage, start
ing at 3oo'clock a. m. 81. .oopsr
platter.
SUNSHINE CLASS Of Calvary
Methodist Church met In the
Fellowship Hall Of the church
on Wednesday, April "a. After
devotions, led by Mrs. Edna
Roberts, the new officers for
the coming year we're installed
by Rev. Milbury.
The new officers are Presi-
dent, Nora Donovan; Vice presi-
dent, Alice Brown; Secretary.
Pearl Webb; Assistant Secre-
tary, Sadie Emory; Treasurer,
Serena Hayes; and Assistant
treasurer, Emma Horvat.
After the installation, the Past
President, Mrs. Edna Roberts,
was presented with gift in ap-
preciation for her leadership the
past year. The class did many
things for the church during the
year, the last buying one Of the
stained glass windows. AT a late
hour delicious refreshments
were served. The class In
invited to meet with Mrs. Mil
bury In May.
PTA MEETS MAY 8 The
Milford Parent Teacher Asso-
citation will meet In the Lake
view Avenue Cafeteria on Wed.
evening, May 8, at 8 pm.
A very interesting program
is being planned for everyons
who is interested In our school.
Mr.. W. w. McGinnes, Prin-
cipal Of Junior High School, will
speak on the new Junior High
School now in construction. Mr..
VIM. E. Miller will also speak
on the musical scholarship for
a student in the Senior Class.
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TROOP #492 held its meet
Ing at the Kiwanis Youth Center,
Thursday. Mrs. Eleanor Ell
lingsworth was invested as Girl
Scout leader Of this troop. Mrs.
Pearl Burbage Is assistant lead
er. Both were honored and re-
ceived the Membership Pins and
World Assoc ~tion Pins. Mrs.
verna Walls, consultant OF the
Milford District, presented a
movie on Junior Girl Scouting.
All members were present, in
cluding the following mothers:
Grace Elton, Stella Biles, Nancy
Dohring, Violet Hill, Louise
Jeanette Carey, June
Alice McBroom,
Bankes and Thelma
Kiesel. Mrs. The1ma Kesel
refreshments for all.
SHAWNEE HOME DEMON
CLUB will hold its
regular monthly meeting on
Monday, May 6, at the home of
Mrs. Barbara Holton, All Chas.
St., Milford, at pm. The topic
for the meeting will be a film
and discussion on "rescue
breathing. The topic will be
presented by the safety chair
man, Mrs. Barbara Holton. CO.
hostess with Mrs. Holton will
be Mrs. Marion Harris. Mem
bers are urged to attend. Amy
ladies who are not members
are invited to be present and
are encouraged to become af-
filiated with the club.