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Milford chronicle., 1963-10-04
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Grade 6 Mr.. Arthur Domke's
Section 2:
Our class has accomplished
a lot Of work in the short three
week period of school. The sub
jects we will be studying are:
Arithmetic, Spelling, Reading,
English, and Social Studies. We
have already had many tests and
quizzes in almost all Of the sub
jects. We have met with Mr..
Barnes, who teaches music; Mr..
Bassols, who teaches art; Mrs.
Nancarrow, who teaches gym;
and Mrs. Gordon, our librarian.
Our class has thirty-three
children eithteen boys and fif-
teen girls. We have many books
to read and projects to work on.
We also have maps and film
strips. Our class is making a
study of "The Early Man of the
Western Hemisphere" We are
divided into committees. Each
committee has a chairman. Mr..
Domke's class has liked school
a lot. We are looking forward to
an exciting year.
Patti Heinold,
Class Reporter
EETEDTA
For Oct. 2 to Oct. IL, 1868:
Mon. 1/2 pint whole milk,
roast pork, mashed potatoes s
gravy, buttered peas and car
gravy, buttered peas and
carrots, bread and butter, and
applesauce or pudding.
Tues. 1/2 pint whole milk,
hot hamburg, French fries,
tossed salad, and peaches or
pudding.
Wed. 1/2 pint whole milk,
bean soup, assorted sand
wiches, and cherry pie or
diced pears.
Thurs. 1/2 pint whole milk,
baked beef pie, buttered corn,
pickle chips, bread and butter,
and apple crisp or pineapple
cubes.
Fri. 1/2 pint whole milk,
fish fillet, potato salad, cut
green beans, corn bread and
butter, and fruit cup or jello.
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-04

Herman Black and Lester Glen
daniel Of Newark, Del, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl King and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Donovan
and families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Jack
son are at home after spending
the past week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Orville Banning and
Mr.. Banning near Bridgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Mar
vel are vacationing In Florida.
Mrs. Delema Handy of Naa-
mans Corner, Wilmington, is
spending the week with Mrs. T.
Raymond Spencer.
Mrs. George Atkins is a pa
Itient In Beebe Hospital, Lewes,
following injuries from a fall
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-04

The Press Club OF Milton
School, Jane Shockley, president,
is sponsoring the local confer
ence.
Milton School Cafeteria Menu
for October ? IL:
Monday Milk, hot dog on
roll, baked beans, tossed salad,
sheet cake or fruit.
Tuesday Milk, barbecuedbeef
pattie, french fries, green beans
or turnip greens, hot roll and
butter, cherries or fruit iello.
Wednesday Milk, submarine
sandwich, cup of soup, Ice
cream, and cookie.
Thursday Milk, roast turkey,
whipped potatoes, gravy, peas,
dressing, cranberry sauce, fresh
fruit cup.
Friday Milk, tuna fish salad
on lettuce. Sca1loped potatoes,
or chips, lima beans or broccoli,
rice pudding or fruit.
GOSHEN METHODIST
CHURCH
"At Top of the Hill"
Milton, Delaware
Rev. Perry o. Hill, Pastor
Mrs. David Dutton, Organis'
Services, Sunday, October 6:
GAS am. Rally Day Sunday
School New classes New Stu
dies : Students In new classes.
Every person present every Sum
day for worship and study as the
new year begins.
1:00 am. World Wide Com
munion Sunday. Sacrament of the
LORDS Supper. The offering will
our concern In Over
seas Relief, in the Camp Acti-
vittes, and In the Chaplain's
work.
2:30 pm. Grand Lodge Of the
State of Delaware, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows to wor-
ship in special service In the
sanctuary. Invitation IS extend
ed to the public.
Mr.. Lewis McGee, head usher,
the following ushers
to serve for the month of Oct
Ober:
Messrs. Cecil Carpenter, VIII
liam Forst, INLAND Pepper, Jr.,
John Phillips, Franklin Reed,
and Marshall Reynolds, Junior.
The friendly greeters, to serve
at the close of the morning SER
vice, will be: Mrs. Cecil Car
oenter and Mrs. William Forst.
For the school lunch box: add
finely grated carrots and mayon-
naise to peanut butter for sand
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-04
Milford High School
HOCKEY

The girls hockey teams
opened their season on Tuesday
with 10 and 40 victories over
Dover Air Base High School.
The Varsity scored / goal in the
first half and defended their goal
very well all through the game.
Their scorer was Colleen
Teare, Co-captain. The Junior
Varsity team scored l goal In
the first half Of the game and
3 in the second half. The
scorers for this team were
Debbie Cunning, Co-captain, and
Peggy Fttchett. Both scored 2
goals.
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-04
MILTON

Mrs. Eliza Dutton's Friday
guests were Mr.. Harvey Wilson
Of Leipsic and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wilson of Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Black
Of Newark were weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph /.
Black.
Lester E. Clendan1el, Jr., stu
dent at the University OF Della
ware, spent the weekend with
his parents. Friday evening din
ner guests with the l.. E. Glen
daniels included Mr.. and Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-04
SET THEIR OWN

ARLIN CT ON, Kan. (AP)-
About $50 spectators watched as
firemen put out flames in a
house once, twice, and again
and again.
The Fire Department set the
vacant house afire, and put out
the flames each time, as part of a
school for firemen.
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-04

made Of. When they come running
for first aid, do you treat them with
an old-faShioned remedy or do you
rely on up-to-the-minute BEL, the
antiSeptic powder used extensively
by hospitals? This surgical dressing
dries up more than tears. Highly
absorbent, il helps dry the lesion,
promotes healing and protects the
wound. The instant first aid pro-
vided by BFI. isn't only restricted
to cuts. scratches, abrasiOns and
minor burns. II also relieves the
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-04

itching, chatting and irritation that
accompany prickly heat, sunburn
and mosquito bites.
You'll find its a good idea to keep
a can in the glove compartment Of
your car as we'll as in each medicine
cabinet Of your home. See that Dad
has il handy in his workshop, too.
There's no chance Of spilling or
leaking with this convenient anti
septic powder
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-04

BETTER TRACTION COMFORT
whine and vibration MAXIMUM
roadgPpng control surface *POYBUTADIENE
greater tread grip lower temperatures LONGER TIRE LIFE
tough chip
TREAD - Silent Traction Tread full 1882" deep greater
under all driving conditions
Paddlewhee deep mud TRACTION BLOCKS
provide thousands gripping edges INSERT (SPES
wheePn side slip and skdding *STABILZERS
vibration *RIDNG RIBS - let ride smoothly quietly dry pave
*GREATER OVERALL WIDTH rubber the road
for better stability and longer life
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-04

The median age of the United
States population at the time of
the 1860 census was 2o.5 years.
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-04

For the school lunch box: add
finely grated carrots and may on
naise to peanut butter for a sand
wich filling.
Evening star., 1963-12-08
Thursday


DANCE HALL" 1871. A dance hall owner
and gal singer hate each other for the
first few reels and then discover their love.
Cesar Romero. caroIe Lands. 1905
Thursday PM.
FIGHTING FATHER DUNNE" le4s. A priest
establishes a home for orphan newsboys
Good entertainment. Pat o'Brien. l2:30-5
THE GREAT MeeINTY." 1910. Fable about
the rise Of dumb guy to the Governors
mansion is delightful entertainment and
Brian DonIeV is superb in the title role
Akin Tamiroff. 5:00-q
THE MAN FROM PLANET X" 1851. A New
York reporter outwits some visitors from an
unfriendIy planet. Margaret Field. Robert
Clarke. 7:30-5
THE BRlBE." l94e. A government agent
chasing crooks in the Caribbean falls in love
with the wife Of one Of them Robert Taylor
and Ava Gardner. 1l:10-5
KING OF GAMBLERS" 1897. Fast moving,
we'll played little adventure film about a
big gambler. Akin Tamiroff 12:5S9
Friday AN.
CITY GIRL" 1897. A girl has a choice
between nice lawyer and not-so-niee crook.
Phyllis Brooks. Ricardo cortez. 1905
Friday PM.
HOTEL FOR WOMEN" 1889. A smaI-town
girl is rejected in love- Linda DarneII. Ann
Sothern. 12:30-5
MISSION IN MOROCCO" 1859. Routine yarn
about an American oil businessman who ties
up some murders with a ruthless plot.
Lex Barker 500
THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL." 1895 British.
Leslie Howard in the classic movie version Of
the classic novel, Merle oberon. 9:00-5
WITHOUT LOVE-" le45. Amusing comedy
about a scientist and a widow who get
married just for convenience. Spencer Tracy
and Katharine Hepburn. 11:10-5
"THE HAUNTED STPANcI Err" 1864 First
Evening star., 1963-12-08

1889. Good Holmes mystery, we'll made and
exciting. Basil Rathbone, Ida Lupino. 100
Saturday AN.
"THE SAINT TAKES OVER" 1910. Above
average detective story, we'll done. George
Sanders, Wendy Barrie 1905
Sing AND BE HAPPY" 1887. A brash young
musician gets into the advertising business
Tony Martin, Joan Davis 1l30-5
Saturday PM.
BATTLE TAXI" 1855. A young officer learns
the value Of the hecopter rescue service in
Korea. Sterling Hayden. Arthur Franz 1905
THE BIG TREES" 1852 Dull logging epic
Kirk Douglas, Patrice Wymore "THE
JUNGLE PRINCESS" 1896. Silly little juvenile
film. Dorothy LamoUr, Ray MIIand. 1909
"GULLNER'S TRAVELS" 1889. Color. Fea-
ture-Iensth animated cartoon on Jonathan
Swifts immortal story. 2:00A
MANILA CALLING" 1912 Story of the brave
men who kept the first radio watch on
Manila in the Philippine Islands. Lloyd Nolan.
Carole Lands and Cornel Wilde. 3:00-5
THE OPPOSITE SEX" 1856 tFirst-Run).
Color. The wife Of producer learns that
her husband has become romanticaIIy involved
with a shoWgir June AIyson. 300
"THE LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS" 1861
simpIe-minded lad in a florist shop develops
a strange plant which feeds on human blood.
Jackie Joseph. 11:00-5
"RI0 BRAVO" 1859 (First-Run). A sheriff.
aided By an old cripple. fast-gun youth
and girl. outsmarts a powerful rancher
who wants to get his killer brother released
fyom nyison Iohn Wayne Dean Martin
11:15-o
DOWN AMoUNG THE Shell LTERING PALMS"
1858 (First-Run). Color. Comedy about palm
trees, Army officers, beautiful native girls and
beautiful American girls Mitzi Gaynor, Gloria
DeHaven, William Lundigan. 11:30-4
WHAT NEXT, CORPORAL HARGR0VE?" 1850.
Evening star., 1963-09-01

q ABc NEWS FINAL. CONTRARY.
Murphy Martini j. McCaffrey.
q II Pm. REPORT.
News Weather, Commentary, SPORTS and
Editorial
lilo q H0LLYW00D'S FINEST.
Movie Approximately Hours, Tonight
and Every Night" 1915. Rita Hay~orth.
Ills q NBC NEWS SPECIAL.
Summary review of the Civil Rights
march.
q SPORTS, NEWS, WTER, EDIT.
Gilmartin Clarke, Allen.
ll:25 q THE STEVE ALLEN SHOW
Variety. IVA Hours. Guests: Burt Lam
caster, Buddy Greco. Jennie Smith and
hynotst Pat Collins. Steve makes
Funny Fone ca' to Johnny Carson.
Repeat)
ll;30 q CHECKMATE.
Crime. l Hour. To ease a guilty con-
science, a millionaire supports shanty
town for buns and hobos. MYon Nc
Cormick is featured (Repeat)
Evening star., 1963-09-01
Remodel Your Home With Beautiful

0 Big soVines in labor costs
q Buy direct from manu.
foctUrer. No middlemon
involved.
. We Install for You
. "Oo-it-YoUrseIf" invited
We loan you special
tools)
. End pointing forever
j Tremendous insulation
= Applied over any sUhoes
i No footings required
i Beautiful and penmo-
nent. Reol kiln-dried
brick mot on imitotion)
. Your choice in colors
Q Brick your entire house
or q single woll
Q ldeol for Rec. Rooms
D New work or remodelins
. FiVe-yeor financing
. Free parking at show
Phone 54s-2723
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-29
Family Pigeon

PORTLAND, Ore. R Frec Hathaway's pigeon eats with the cats and chases the family car like a dog.
 Hathaway raised the pigeon al- most from infancy. He found her injured year ago. Now she is a full-fledged Hathaway, moving freely among the dozen dogs, four cats and other pets at the suburban Hathaway home.
 She likes cat food and eats with the cats, pecking away any cat that gets out of line.
 When the family goes motoring, pigeon goes along. She spends the early moments riding on the hood of the car, but when good flying speed is reached, pigeon takes off, winging alongside the car at speeds up to 50 miles an hour.
 Once pigeon followed them for eight miles.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-29
Pope John Rallies, But Remains In Grave Condition

| VATICAN CITY R - Pope Johr XXIII rallied today. The Vatican announced the Pope showed clea, improvement in his overall condi- tion after a restful night, but ii was clear he remained in grave | condition.
 The 81-year-old Catholic Pontiff spent "a night of tranquil repose, during which he did not need as- sistance," communique said.
 The communique said Pope Johns mind was clear and that he never was unconscious, "even in the acute moments of crisis"
 It was the first time the Vatican ever said officially that the Pope had gone through a crisis. Appar- ently he has gone through several in the past six months, the worst Tuesday.
 A blood transfusion Tuesday en- abled him to survive hemorrahg- ing caused by an abnormal stomach growth that has bothered him for a year.
 In St. Peters Square the usual throng of camera-carrying tourists gathered.
 Vatican officials said many per- sons all over the world have writ ten to the Pope, offering to donate blood.
 The Vatican called his affliction a gastric heteroplasia." That could be benign tumor, a cancer, or an overgroWth of tissue.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-29
Cuba Charges US. Naval Plane Opened Fire on Oil Drilling Crews

HAVANA R - Cuba charged today that US. Navy plane open ed fire Sunday on a Soviet-Cuban crew drilling for oil off the north coast.
 No casualties were mentioned in report released by the Armed Forces Ministry.
 The report said a twin-engined "PSB of the North American Navy with No. 147-320" swooped low over Cay Frances firing bursts from "a thick caliber machine gun" Cay Frances is 22O miles east of Havana.
 It is one of a number of keys off Cuba's north coast where So- viet oil crews are drilling.
 After the aggression, the plane flew around the area, occasionally at an altitude of 200 meters" the communique said.
 There cannot be any other ex- planation that the plane is of the warmonger elements of the Penta- gon and CHA GUS. Central Intelli- gence Agency)," the government note said.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-29
WILL co TO ANCHORAGE

Rachel Sperry, Public Health Nurse from St. Lawrence Island, who serves both communities and all the people in between, is on her first trip to the mainland in a long time and is enroute to Anchor age where she will attend an assembly of the Church of the Ma zarene at which pastors from Nome, Fairbanks, Whitehorse, Soldotna, Seward, Sitka, Juneau and Ketchi- kan will be present.
 Presiding will be Dr. V. H Lewis, one of the six general su- perintendents of the church with headquarters in Kansas City, Mo.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-29
Comedian Bob Hope Turns 60 Today

HOLLYWOOD R - Bob Hope. who still goes like he was 40, turns 60 today.
 And he'll celebrate in typical Hope style.
 First he'll land at the airport after playing a benefit in Washing ton, then hit few golf balls over at Lakeside Golf Club.
 Tonight there will be a family party.
 'I'm at the age now where the candles cost more than the cake" quips rapid Robert.
 The National Broadcasting Sys- tenn will salute him with a special radio program 0:05-10 p.m., EDT on which many of the top stars will pay him tribute.
 He'll have to share birthday honors with John Kennedy, who will be 46 today.
 i've got more years and more writer's" says Bob who exchanges telegrams with the President on birthdays, Of course, he doesn't have to be funny"
 In 1859, Hope suffered blood clot in one eye and was told to take it easy. But that was like telling Liz Taylor to give up TO- mance.
 Me retire? Slow down." asks Hope. Never If I couldn't hear an audience laugh, I'd die. It's the worlds greatest tonic"
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-29
ArmOred Car Robbery Is a Complete Flop

VANCOUVER, B.C. R - Tn. $250,000 armored car caper here
 II days ago had become a com. plete flop by Tuesday. Discovery of more than $30O,OOC in small bills Monday at Hope, B.C., 100 miles east of Vancouver accounted for all but few dol lars of the loot. The money was in three metal suitcases stored in a restaurant washroom.
 Douglas Brown, 35, the armored car guard accused of master mind ing the half-million dollar theft, was returned here Monday night after fleeing to the not-so-safe haven of Rio De Janeiro.
 Within hours of the announce ment last Monday by the Loomis Armored Car Service that its Sat urday night collections had dis appeared, about $20O,00O in cash and checks was found in a car left at the airport here. Police said the automobile belonged to Brown.
 Monday, motel and restaurant owner at Hope, BC., reported find ing another $325,O0O, all in cash, in three suitcases. He said a man had asked to store them in a wash room, claiming they were bags of carpenters tools.
 Police disclosed the arrest of two other men in connection with the case, but would not identify them.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-29
Justice Department
 Does Not Have Right To Sue for Integration

BIRMINGHAM R - US. Dist. Judge H. Hobart Grooms today held that the Justice Department does not have the right to sue for integration of Madison County and Huntsville Schools.
 The Justice Department filed suit in January seeking to integrate schools in federally impacted areas.
 Grooms, used as precedent an identical suit filed in Mississippi which was dismissed last Month.
 A similar suit has been filed against the Mobile, Ala, school systems.
 q am of the opinion that the United States is without authority to maintain this action, and fur ther that the complaint does not state claim upon which relief can be granted" Grooms said.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-29
Northerner Circle Holds Farewell Party for Betty Nease

The Northerner Circle, headed by Mrs. Willie Hoogendorn, of the WSCS of the Community Methodist Church, honored Mrs. David Nease with a farewell party last evening at the Fellowship Hall.
 Very interesting slides of Pill grim Hot Springs were shown by Mabel Cannon.
 The guest was presented with a farewell gift of ivory bracelet and earrings and other personal gifts in appreciation for her four years of work with the organization.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-29
INVITATION FOR BIDS

According to message received from Sen. E. L. Bartlett, the Gen. eral Services Administration has advised him that invitations to bid will be announced on May 31 for painting the interior and ex- terior and for making minor re- pairs to the Nome Court House and Post Office. Bids will be opened June 20 at the Federal Building in Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-29

Tired of reading modern fic- ton? Maybe you'd like to cuddle up to government booklet en- titled, "A Method for the Dynamic Determination of the Electric and Dielectric and Piezoelectric Con- stants of Quartz"
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-29

Pioneer Women are reminded to meet at the Pioneer Igloo to- morrow morning at g am. to go to the cemetery to decorate graves.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-29
NOT TRUE

WASHINGTON R - Secretary of State Dean Rusk described as simply not true" today a Cuban charge that US. Navy plane had fired on a Soviet-Cuban crew drilling for oil off the north shore of Cuba.
 Denying the report, Rusk told his news conference that Navy patrol planes do not have ma chine guns.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-29

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Copper River current., 1963-08-01
INV ITATION TO BID

Sealed bids in single copy for furni sh- ing all labor, equipment and ma aterials and performing all work for Project X-5lO8, Stockpiled Ma aterials, Valdez District, de- scribed therein, will be received until lO:OO AIM. PSF, Aug. 8, 1863 in the Con- missiOner's office, Dept. of Highways, ls- land Center Building, Douglas.
 The project consists of crushing and stockpil ing l2 1000 GU. yds. of crushed ag- gregate surfacing material and 1000 GU. yds. of cover aggregate material at various To- cations in the Valdez Dis strict. The teis of work consist of stOckpiled aterial, Sec. 800, grading c, l2, ,OOO GU. yds. and stock piled materials, Sec. SIS, Type ,, grading c, 8,COO GU. yds. All work shall be con- pleted by October 3l, 1865.
 Plans and specifi ca tiOns may be obtained By all who have bona fide need for them for bidding purposes from the Comm. of Highways. Plans may be examined at Dept. of Hi ghWays District offices in Anchorage, Fairbanks, juneau, and Valdez.
 bid guaranty is required wi tn each bid in the sun of not less than lOo of the total amount bid for the work when the amount is $lOO, 1000 or less, and in the sun of not less than 5% of the total amount bid for the wo rk when the bid is over $lOO, ,OOO. If the bidder fails to accompany his bid wi tn the required bid guaranty, his bid will not be read or otherwise considered.
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Copper River current., 1963-08-01

Photographic notificatio of execution of a ] bid bond does not meet the above requirement of a bid security accompanying bid. Bidders are hereby notified that pre- 1 Qualification of contractors is a mandatory l reQui rement and no bid will be accepted if l the bidder has not prequalified. All in- dividuals and firms submi tting proposals for this project must be prequalified in an amount no less than the total amount bid. Action will be taken if request for 1 prequali fication is received 10 days prior l to bid opening date.
 Signed: D.A. McKinnon, P.E. l
 COmi ssiOner of igh 1
 vays. l Date of lst Publication July 18th, 1865. Date of 2nd Publi ation August lst, 1865.
The Republican., 1963-09-19

I Saigon student leaders openly op
posed the Diem regime and were
promptly jailed.
The situation was complicated
by persistent rumors that the Presi
dent had lost effective control tC
his younger brother, NgO Dinf
Nhu. who, together with his wife
has been an outspoken and influ
ential advocate of Buddhist re.
preston, and that Nhu was about
to openly assume government
leadership, and the further ru-
mors that the South Vietnam Ar
my might not remain loyal to the
existing regime.
Into this confused atmosphere
new American Ambassador Henry
Cabot Lodge arrived to assume
his post. Almost Immediately, the
student leaders who had been ar
rested in the breakdown appealed
to him to side against the regime
which we have been supporting
and financing.
Though Saigon was the scene
of the repression, meaningful de-
cisions stemming from it must be
made in Washington. We are sud-
denly faced with a serious crisis.
The Reds gained greatly from
our Governments deal on Laos,
next door. Let us hope that South
Vietnam does not prove to be a
second defeat for us in that area.
Dulles Airport Extravaganza
Dulles International Airport is too
big to hide, even way down in
rural Virginia. No doubt the spon-
sors of this white elephant, cost
ing the taxpayers some S110,00O,-
900. would like to hide it, partic-
ularly since it can't make ends
meet and the taxpayers must now
be called on to pay huge deficit
every year. Right now, the oper-
ating deficit runs to about $780,
900 a year, and that's in addition
to the financing costs, which are
being ignored. 1t is now estimated
that Dulles will not make its ex-
penses until the year 1878. Until
then, the taxpayers will make up
the yearly deficit and try to for
get the original cost. Dulles will
continue to lose money and be a
burden because of its ridiculous
location 90 miles south and west
of Washington and 10 hectic miles
from Baltimore. Travellers COM
plain that they find the trip to
Dulles or from Dulles both time