Milford chronicle., 1956-11-02
C Om m unity Election
Boards Are Named
In Kent-Sussex

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the senatorial districts of the
county. In addition, any group of
10 or more eligible voters has the
right to petition for additional nom
nations prior to November 23 In
terested groups should contact any
members of the County Election
Board whose names appear below.
Actual voting in the community
elections will be by mail, and all
ballots must be received in the
county Office by December z. The
community election boards will
then meet, count the ballots, and
determine the persons electd. The
new committeeman will take Office
on January l.
County and community election
boards in the Agricultural Stabili-
zation and Conservation programs
serve without compensation. Rep
resented on the Kent County Elec-
tion Board is the president of the
Kent County Farm Bureau, Roland
Garrison, Dover; the Pomona
Grange Master, Francis Raughley,
Dover; Soil Conservation Service
Work Unit Conservationist, Fred
Mott; the Supervisor of the Farm
ers' Home Administration, Fred
Richards; and the County Agricul-
tural Agent, George Vapaa.
Five community election boards
were named today to carry out
elections for community commit
teemen in Sussex County for 1856
as a part of the Agricultural Sta
Utilization and Conservation Pro-
gram. They are as follows:
Community / comprising Rep
resentative Districts / and 2-Lee
Carey, Bridgeville; M. ]. Webb,
Sr.. Greenwood: Joseph Penuel,
Milford.
Community ii comprising Rep
resentative Districts 8 and 9-Earl
Tull, Jr., Seaford; Linden Isaacs,
Georgetown; j. Floyd Lingo,
Georgetown.
. Community III comprising Rep
resentative Districts 4 and 81 -
Reese Gordy, Laurel; w. Howard
Workman, Delmar; Raymand e.
Gordy, Seafords
Community " comprising Rep
resentative Districts and 7-Ken-
meth Corby, Selbyville; Charles
Mitchell, Millsboro; j. William
Birmingham, Pittsville, Md.
Community v comprising Rep
resentative Districts 8 and 10 -
John Stevenson, Harbeson; Will
liam H. Prettyman, Jr., Milton;
Richard Millman, Milton.
Following instructions by the
state ASC committee, community
election boards will now prepare a
slate of 10 eligible persons for COM
munity committeeman in each of
the senatorial districts of the
county. In addition, any group of
10 or more eligible voters has the
right to petition for additional NOM
nations prior to November %. In
terested groups should contact any
members of the County Election
Board whose names appear below.
Actual voting in the community
elections will be by mail, and all
ballots must be received in the
county office by December z The
community election boards will
then meet, count the ballots, and
dtermine the persons elected. The
new committeeman will take Office
on January /.
County and community election
boards in the Agricultural Stabili
cation and Conservation programs
serve without compensation. Rep
resented on the Sussex County
Election Board is the president of
the Sussex County Farm Bureau,
Thomas E. Mills, Jr., Milford; the
Pomona Grange Deputy, 0. G. Pet
tyjohn, Georgetown: Soil Conser-
vation Service Work Unit Conser-
vationist, James German; the Su-
pervisor of the Farmers Home Ad-
ministration, Henry Sherer, and
the County Agricultural Agent,
William H. Henderson. The county
election board functions solely to
name community election boards.