Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Delaware

DelaWareanS, M 1SS Dorothy
Greer, assistant to the director
at the Henry Francis dupont
Winterthur Museum, Winterthur
and David S. Hugg, Information
officer Of the Delaware State De-
velopment Department, at Dover
have been designated to repre-
sent the State Of Delaware on the
Northeast Regional Council of the
National Association of Travel
Organizations, according to an
nouncement made this week ir
Washington, D. c., by James L.
Bossemeyer, executive director
of the MA. TO.
Hugg has served In a like ca
pacity for the past two years while
Miss Greer, who has previously
served as a member of NATOs
Standing Committee on Press
and Public Relations, succeeds
w. Murray Metten, for mer travel
editor ofthe News Journal News
papers, on the 14-member Re-
gional Council.
Miss Greer and Mr.. Hugg are
also active In the Delaware
Travel Council and In other travel
promotion organizations.
REVISED EDITION The Del
aware State Development Depart
ment is currently distributing a
revised edition Of Adventure
Out-of-Doors In Delaware" an
attractive six-pane1, three-fold
brochure listing ali Of the states
public camping, fishing and pick
nicking sites. The brochure also
includes chart, listing activities
permitted at various recreation
areas, and a map, pin-pointing
location of various facilities.
Copies Of the 1853 edition Of
Adventure Out of-Doors In Del
may be obtained by con-
tacting the Development Depart
ment at As The Green, Dover.
They are also available at the
Game and Fish Commission,
North Street, Dover; Recreation
Promotion & Service, 1901 Or
ange Street, Wilmington; Della
ware State Chamber of Com
merce 1112-14 King Street, VIII
and the Travel Bureaus
Of the News-Journal Company at
Wilmington, Dover and George
town.
SHAWNEE "SNG-ALONGo =
The Shawnee Country Club will
have another "Sing-Aong Sat-
urday Night, March 9th, at sp.m.,
according to Bob West, Chairman
of the Entertainment Committee
All members are encouraged to
attend and bring guests. There
Will be no admission charge.
Earl Dodrill will play the
guitar, Kenneth Roberts VIII play
the piano, and Bob West will lead
the singing. There will also be
to records.
Last Months "Sing-Along"
was well attended and a good
lime was had by all.
CHICKEN SALAD, FRIED
OYSTERS and HAM SUPPER
The members Of the Greenwood
Volunteer Fire Company, Inc.
will serve another Benefit Supper
In the Firemen's Building on FRI
day and Saturday evenings, Mar.
22nd and 23Ed. Chicken Salad,
Fried Oysters and Ham will be
On the menu. Tickets may be
secured from any member OF the
company. We hope you will be
with us.
FASHION SHOW : Nu Chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi will present a.
Fashion Show on March 81, at
pm. at the Lula Ross School.
All are invited Through the
Looking Glass Into the Realm Cd
Women's and Chill
1ren's fashions by Emanuel's.
refreshments and entertainment
will be provided for your pleas
ire. All profits to be used toward
the support of 'Susan" Of Stock
ley and our scholarship fund.
Donation 81.
CHICKEN & DUMPING DIN
NER sponsored annually by
he Delmar Fire Department,
will be held Sunday, March 10,
at the Fire House, serving l
pm. to 6 pm. All you can eat !
Menu: Chicken and dumplings,l
white potatoes, sweet potatoes,
kale, green peas, cranberry
sauce, turnips, pickles, cole
slaw, hot rolls, coffee, milk, ice
cream. and cake.
ITALIAN SPAGHETrIDlNNER
will be held Saturday, March
30 from A to pm. In st. Ber-
ladette's Catholic Church Hall,
Dixon Street, Harrington. The
'All You Can Eat" dinner In
,ludes Italian salad, rolls, spagh-
It'll and meatballs, coffee and
ruit cup. Dinners to go, also.
Tickets available at the door or
rom any parishioner.
FELTON, P.T.A. will meet on
Monday, March II, at 1880 pm.
Nr. Joe B. Ewing Of the Bridge
lille Police Department, will