Milford chronicle., 1963-01-11

passion. Every one of the con.
gregation will find this stud,
led by the Rev. Hill to be in.
formative, and members of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service are especially interested
to attend.
USherS for the month are
Messers. Lewis Mcgee, heac
usher, and VIM. Crouch, Arling'
ton Hickman, Clinton Lofland
James R. Reed, VIM. B. Waga.
mon, Sr., and DR.. James c. White
During this month they are wear
ing carnations, given by Mr.. anc
Mrs. Clyde Belts.
"Come with us, and we will dC
thee good"
MILTON SCHOOL NEWS
John (Jack) Hudson, tentl
grader, and Thomas Tobin,
eleventh grader, have received
certificates in recognition o.
their attending the Delaware
Junior Science Symposium II
Wilmington last October.
They were chosen from the
science students in Milton High
for their interests and abilities
in science and mathematics.
The Symposium was sponsor
ed by the United States Army anC
the Delaware section of the
American Chemical Society ir
cooperation with the University
of Delaware and the public
schools of the state.
During the Symposium the stu
dents heard papers read on scien-
tific subjects, observed research
procedures, and listened to lee
lures by outstanding scientists.
Delmar High School Basketball
players will come to Milton High
Friday evening, January IL, for
the opener game on the local
court, beginning with the first
game at 700 by the junior var
sity, followed by the varsity.
The January combined meet
ing of the Milton School Faculty
was in the cafeteria Monday af-
ternoon, following the dismissal
of school at 800.
Refreshments were served at
S:15, followed by the meeting in
charge of Mr.. Millard jenkins,
president, Milton Consolidated
Education Association.
"Resource People for the New
Semester" was told by Mrs.
Wanda King, Public Relations
Chairman, who reviewed the use
of resource people during the
first semester, and the plan for
the more effective use of such
people during the second semes-
ter.
The subject of "Causes ofStu-
dent Failure" followed, and dis
cussion also of standards for
note taking, assignment book,
neatness of papers, punctuality,
etc.
Consideration was also given
to planning for the third annual
"Career Day" to be held Thurs
day afternoon, January 81.
The January meeting Of the
Milton Parents and Teachers As
sociation will take place in the
Vocational Technical Center at
8 pm. on Thursday, January oath.
Mr.. Okey E. McCourt, director of
the Center, will act as host in
a guided tour through the school.
Thirty four students from Milton
High Schoon grades 1912, attend
morning classes in the Vo-Tech
Center and afternoon classes in
Milton High School.
The business meeting will be-
gin at 8 pm. in the cafeteria of
the Center. A tour of the build
ing will follow. For those need
ing transportation, a bus will
leave from Milton Consolidated
School at 7:15 pm.
Cafeteria Monu.
Monday: milk, baked beef cas-
serole. Green beans, cole slaw,
sheet cake, peaches.
Tuesday: milk, fresh roast
pork, mashed potatoes and gravy,
yellow corn or cabbage. Hot bis
cults and butter, applesauce cake.
Wednesday: milk, barbecue
pattie, french fries, tossed salad.
Peaches or fruit jello.
Thursday: milk, hot roast
turkey sandwich. Candied sweet
potatoes. Green peas, cranberry
fruit cup and cookie.
Friday: milk, fish fillet, baked
potato or chips. Stewed tom atoes,
succotash, hot corn bread and
butter DuddinC Or fruit