Milford chronicle., 1963-05-10
To Complete Final
Hospital Fair Plans
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Maybe you have some extra
Kitchen utensils you don't use
or lamp or vase. It may be q
white elephant to you, but maybe
it's just what someone else car
use and enjoy. It's always fun
to go bargain hunting at this
booth but they do need donations.
The Corner Market is another
fine place to shop. The Corner
Market features homemade
goodies cakes, pies, cookies,
preserves. A yearly specially
Is the sharp cheese they sell
by the pound. OF course,
in order to have all these things
to sell, they must have many
donations from generous friends
Of the Hospital or Auxiliary.
Mrs. Gerard Lorenz will well
come all donations at the Corner
Market. Her co-chairman is
Mrs. John Woodall.
The Parcel Post Booth, with
Mrs. Davis Wood and Mrs.
Stephen Welch In charge, will
sell wrapped packages for soc.
The surprise element Is what
makes this booth exciting.
Either Mrs. Wood or Mrs.
Welch will welcome packages.
wrapped as II to mail, that can
be sold for SOC.
The Flower Booth is always
a pretty sight and a fine place
to buy your seedlings or plants.
Mrs. Thomas Garbutt, assisted
by Mrs. Frank Clendaniel, will
have charge Of this booth and
will be happy to receive your
bulbs, plants or seedlings to
sell. This is planting time so
plan to buy your plants at the
Fair.
II you are good at craft work,
try to send a sample of your
skill to Mrs. Andrew Dill to be
sold at the Fair. woodwork.
leather work, bead work or en-
broidery are all things to look
for at the Arts and Crafts Booth.
A new booth this year we are
all looking forward to Is the
Holland Import Booth. Mrs.
Peter Biesheuval Is a new resi-
dent Of Milford from Holland.
She expressed a desire to help
with Fair and with Girl Scout
Troop #1s worked out a plan
for a Holland Import Booth.
They sent to Holland for Dutch
shoes, Delft China and cheese.
These will be sold at the Fair
from an attractive booth COM
plete with windmill and tulips.
The girls will wear Dutch cos
tunes. MIR. and Mrs. Biesheuval
are donating the cheese to be
sold.
We can't imagine the Fair
without the Apron Booth. Mrs.
Clarence Welch and Mrs.
Marvin Hitch will have a fine
sortm ent OF handmade
aprons both utility and party
ones.
The Hospital Shop always has
such attractive things to sell and
this year they are making their
booth at the Fair their Sale
Event Of the year. They
have such limited space to store
things that they hope to sell off
a great many things at reduced
prices. It should be a fine BOOTH
for bargains. Mrs. John GlennI
and Mrs. Jackson Raysor will
have charge of this booth since
they are the Shop Chairmen.
Like to buy an old mysteryl
cheap? Mrs. Byron Gibson has
quite a collection of old books
to be sold at bargain prices
at the Book Booth.
Mrs. Leland Achorn has beenI
hard at work creating many
beautiful ceramic pieces that
will be sold at special
Ceramics Booth. Many Of our
local artists will have paintings |
to exhibit and sell at the Step
ladder Art Corner. It's your |
to buy that painting and
help the hospital at the same
time. Mrs. Eugene Nelson Is In |
charge.
You must admit the Woman's |
Auxiliary is working hard to
raise the money to buy the tele-
vision sets for the children's
wards and the Hi-Lo beds for
he hospital. Wouldn't you like
% ioin7 Your dollar dues will |
De chez erfully accepted at the
Membership Booth that Is being
set up by the year-round Mem
oership Chairmen, Mrs. Edgar
saacs, Mrs. John Snyder, Mrs.
Carlton Fooks and Mrs. Joseph
oearce.
Come to the Fair to see, eat,
'uy or just enjoyI May 18th from
% am. until dusk. Buy a hslium
illed balloon from the Balloon
3ooth that Mrs. Jay Young Is
iponsoring. Write your name on
he tag. The balloon that goes
he farthest will bring you a