Milford chronicle., 1963-08-16
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

sr personnel and dependents
pitched In to smash another
record, the 1607th Hospital an
today that record be-
Ing five sets Of twins born during
a 80 day period.
Leading off the round of double
was A2C Alexander
Beattie and his wife with a pair
Of boys on June so.
Following suit on July Is were
A1C and Mrs. Audrey c. Tis-
dell, and A1C and Mrs. Everett
G. Hill with a pair of boys each.
SSgt. Carl Hudson, surgery
section, and his wife Mary Lou
increased their family by two
girls July %.
And the only couple to split
up the gender of their newborn
was SSgt. and Mrs. Milaff J.
Kizmencic with a boy and a
girl on July 80.
The Hospitals Asst. Chief of
Admin, lit. Richard Nowakow-
ski, reports that the Oh people
are mighty proud Of the new
record, vut they're ready to
have 1t broken again anytime.
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BAKE SALE The EIlendale
W.S.C.S. will hold a bake In
front of Penney's Store, Milford,
on Saturday, August II, at 10 a.m.p
Come and select your favoritsi
FALL FASHION SHOW s. Mrs.
Carl Zoller, General Chairman
Of the August Fall Fashion Show,
sponsored by Golden Opportunity
Center Incorporated, has an
nounced that plans are hearing
completion.
The Fashion Show wifi start
at 2 pm. on August 81, 1868
in the Rehoboth Beach Country
Club. Music will be provided
by Sammy Ferrari and his or
chestra.
Luncheon will be served by
the Country Club at 1890 pm.
upon reservations only. Call En-
nest at the Country Club, cost
Is $3.50.
Fashions for the show and
door prizes are being provided
by Benuamins of Salisbury and
Ocean City, Md.
Tickets are available, by call
ing Mrs. John Glenn at 422-
e724. Cost is $500 per ticket.
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REGISTRATION DATE : Reg
istration for students attending
William w. M. Henry High School
for the first time will take place
In the offices of the Vice-Prin-
ctpal, Maren F. Mcdowell, on
Tuesday, August IS at $50 am.
Registration will continue
through August % from $3.50 am.
to 8 pm. each day.
Students attending william
Henry from the several feeder
schools will not have to register.
WHEATLEY'S 44TH FAMILY
REUNION will be held Sunday,
August 18, 1868, at Wheatley's
Church near E1dorado, Md.
11:00 am, Morning Worship
Service, with Rev. William A.
Hill, pastor Of Mt. Vernon
Charge, Sharptown, Nd, speak
er. Lunch at 1900 noon In
Wheatley's Community Hall. 200
p.m., business meeting followed
by short program Of entertain
ment. Special musical selections
will be rendered at both worship
service and afternoon program.
Program committee Barley
Wheatley, Blanch Wheatley, and
Maude Ellis.
REPRESENT CLUBS Walter
Hopkins, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. N. Hopkins, Lewes and
Louis Starkey Of FELTON, are rep
resenting 4-H club members at
the American Institute of Cooper
atives annual conference at the
University of Nebraska. Walter
is member of the BroadkilI
Kool Kats Al Club. -
Hopkins was presented with a
$4,000 scholarship award given
by AIC sfto encourage study and
participation in farm business.
activities In the All members
home area.
After being selected on the
basis of achievement and know
ledge Of cooperatives the boys
made preparation for the con-
ference by touring several coop's
in the Dover area before going to
Nebraska.
Harris Swami Of Southern
States Coop, Seaford, will
accompany the boys on the trip.
While attending the conference
each delegate participated In
youth discussions on farm
business and visited outstanding
farms and food packing and pro-
cessing plants In the Lincoln,
Nebraska area.
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MEMORIAL BRIDGE Dell
aware Memorial Bridge traffic
gained ,o61 vehicles in the first
two months of the new 1e63-64
fiscal year, officials reported
this week.
Crossings for June and July
tota1ed 2,559,184 as compared
to 2,548,133 in 1862.
Actually passenger car traf-
fic dropped In July by $50
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