Milford chronicle., 1938-11-11
TO HOLD A. c. P.
ELECTIONS NEXT WEEK
Milford GrouR NEm Meet AZ school
Tuesday. NQy. IS


County Agricultural Agent c. Il
Snyder working in cooperation with
the County Agricultural Conserva-
tion Committee, has made arrange
ments to hold the A. G. p. community
elections during the week OF Noyem-
Der IL. ~
According to the Agricultural Con-
seFvation program each represents
tive district or community will be
asked to elect, from the farmers who
are cooperating with the program,
committeeman who will assist in car
rying out the program in their dis.
trict and in the county.
ANY person. landlord or tenant
who is cooperating with the program
is eligible to vote at these elections
but they must vote in the district in
which they live.
At these elections each district
will elect the following: chairman Of
county committee, vice chairman,
other member, first alternate, second
alternate, delegate to the county A.
C. p. Conservation and an alternate
delegate.
To be eligible for any of these
offices. a person must be engaged in
farming or derive part of his income
from farming, he must be a resident
Of the district from which he is
elected. he may not hold or has not
during the current year, or does not
become a candidate for any federal.
state or major county office filled by
an election pursuant to law and he
must not be an officer or employee
of any political party.
In choosing committeeman in each
district the farmers should first con-
slider the qualifications Of the candi-
date. He should be man who is
capable; one who will take time to
study the program and be willing to
explain it to farmers in his COM
munity. He should also be well ac-
quainted with the farmers and all
farming conditions in the commun-
ity, because, the efficiency of the
work in each district and indirectly
in the county depends almost entire
ly on the kind of men who are elect
ed to the various committees needed
to administer this program. If ineff-
cient men are elected the entire pro-
gram will suffer, whereas if capable
ones are chosen the cOOperators will
be benefited and the program car
ried out more efficiently.
The duties of these community {
will be to assist the cOun- |
ly committee in determining acreage |
allotments, goals. normal yields, and I
other agricultural facts. relating to |
The farms in their district-to inform |
about the purposes and pro- J
visions of the pFogram--to assist in
Tor and conducting local |
meetings, and TO perform |
such other duties that may be as
signed to them by the county com
mittee To perform these duties it is
very important to elect we'll qualified |
men because from these district COM |
mittees the county committee will be |
elected, who will have charge of the /
program in the county. Each local /
elected will become a mem
Der of the County Beard OF Directors |
who viii in turn elect the County
Committee. e @
The schedule Of elections as ar
-anged is as follOws:-
Nov 14-AThird Rep District
Seaford High School 1890 P. NJ
Nov. 14Fourth Rep. District
laurel High School 1880 p. NJ.
Nov. 15-First Rep District-Mil-
ord High School 1880 P. M.
Nov. 15-NiRth Rep District
Georgetown High School 1890 P. NJ.
Nov. 16-Sec0nd Rep. District
Greenwood Community House 1880
?. NJ.
Nov. 16--Fifth Rep. DistFict-Del-
mar High School 1880 P. NJ.
Nov. 17ASixth Rep. District
4owe's Cross Roads, 1880 P. NJ.
Nov. 17-Eighth Rep. District
School, 1880 p. NJ.
Nov. Seventh Rep. District
;elbyville High School. 1880 P. NJ.
Nov. rs Tenth Rep. District
IiIton High School. 1880 p. NJ.
Only by attending these meetings
an the farmers in each district say
whom they want to supervise the
rogram. II is up to them to elect
he committee 10 represent them in
his work and 1t is hoped that all CO.
perators win attend and vote in
heir respective districts.
A brief explanation of the 1889
Program will be given
[ each meeting.