Milford chronicle., 1952-12-05

Kent County Orcnaroists havS re- 4
turned from three-day visit to
orchards, cold storage plants and
packing houses in the Charlottes- I
vile and Roanoke, Va, area.
In the Kent group were: Edward
Kelly. Jack K. Lord, L. J Poe. Her
bert Richardson, ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Ritcher, ST., and William 3.
Iarbell, Kent County agricultural
agent
Charles F. Mudy, Jr., secretary
Of the State Board Of Agriculture.
James Engle, fruit and vegetable
inspector Of the agriculture board,
and John MiIbourn, New Castle
County, also made the trip. The
visit was arranged by Robert +.
stevens, horticultural specialist.
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IOUR-Arranged by Robert z.
stevens, Horticultural Specialist.
ana accompanied by Bill Tarbell,
County Agent, Kent County orch
ardists and others visited orchards.
cold storage plants and packing
houses in the Charlottesville and
Roanoke, Virginia areas for three
days last week. Those making the
trip from Kent County were: Ed
ward Kelly, Jack Lord, L. J. Roe.
Herbert Richardson, Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Richter, Sr. In addi-
ton, Charles Mundy, Secretary Of
State Board Of Agriculture, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Engle took the
trip. Mr.. Engle is the Fruit and
Vegetable Inspector Of the State
Board Of Agriculture. Mr.. John Mil
bourn Of New Castle County also
accompanied the group
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FIRING - Anti-aircraft practice
firing at Bethany Beach Range will
be continued during the month Of
December 1852.
The following schedule was an
inOunced today by Colonel Riley 2.
McGarraugh, Pest Commander,
Fort Miles:
/ Firing Area Restricted Area
NO. 2-A) 1-5 December; 8-12 De-
cember; 1919 December and 22-23
December.
! No firing viii be conducted Sat
urday, Sunday or holidays.
All firing will be conducted be-
tween the hours Of 500 A. M. an6
$3.50 P. M. (E. S To.
No firing is scheduled in. Re-
stricted Area No. 1 Fort Miles,
North, Range) during the month Of
December.
PASTOR LEAVES-The Rev. and
Mrs. Eugene S. Hallam we're ten
dered tea last week with about
200 persons attending. It took the
form of farewell party for the
family, sponsored by the Women's
Service Guild. The Rev. Mr.. Hal.
lam was presented with a purse ot
$3.50 on behalf of the church by A
Irving TOtten.
Mr.. Hallam expects to assume
the rectOrship of st. Mary's Epis-
copaI Church at Windgap, Pa, in
the Bethlehem Diocese in Decem-
ber, but he will have charge OF
Sundays services at st. Philips
Church as usual,
A temporary rector will be nam
| ed for each Sunday by Bishop A.
r. McKinstry until a permanent
choice is made. The members of
the vestry who will name new
rector include: George R. Cal
houn, Of Seaford. senior warden;
Marshall Pusey, M. M. Price, David
G. Johns, Wilbur Ellis, Kenneth
Graves. Victor BlaekmOre, DR..
/ James e. Marvil and Louis V.
Kitchens.
POLLUTION - Residents Of Mil
ford living in the vicinity Of Haven
Lake are invited to attend a meet
ing on Thursday evening. Decem-
Der IL, at 1880, in the Community
Building, for the purpose Of dis
cussing the problem Of cleaning
up the lake bottom and the remov-
al of pollution.
This meeting will receive a re-
port from a committee consisting
of Harry H. MulhOlland, Sr., chair
man, w. V. Sipple, Jr,, Frank D.
Donovan, Lewis Harrington, Ralph
Cats, Frank L. Hall and Desmond
A. Lyons, who were appointed by a
similar group which met several
weeks ago. Since then the commit
tee has been working with the Del
aware Game and Fish Commission
on the problem, and feel that so
luton is close at hand. It also feels
that the group should incorporate
under the name Haven Lake Civic
and Improvement Association. II
agreement is reached among its
members.
Everyone interested in attending
this meeting is cordially invited tC
be present.
MliSONS- Edward Il. CIough, o
Wilmington, Most Worshipful Mas
ter OF the Grand Lodge Of Della
ware, AT & AM, and his stan pai
an official visit to Franklin Lodg
No. 10, Georgetown, last week.
: A banquet was served in Masoni
Temple at $3.50 p. m, by the mem
bers of Georgetown Chapter No. s
Order Of the Eastern Star. Their
were about 100 in attendance, in
cluding two Past Grand Masters
H. Edward Maull, Of LeWes, am
II. w. T. Purnsll, Of Georgetown,
Members Of the Grand Master
staff include: Francis W.. Hukill
Deputy Grand Master; Arthur +
: Hudson. Senior Grand Warden
Alton J. Littleton, Junior Gran
Warden; George 2. Vandegrifi
Grand Treasurer; the Rev Alber
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