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A. S. G. Ballots VIII
Be Mailed Nov. 30
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the five communities in the county
will be elected. Three of these
from each community will be the
regular committeeman and the re-
naming two will be alternates.
Chairmen of each Community
Committee will be the one receiv-
ing the highest number of votes.
Ballots should be marked and
returned to the Sussex County
A.S.C. Office, Georgetown, by De-
cember 7th. The ballots may be
returned by mail or by delivering
them in person to the county office.
Farmers whose names will ap-
pear on the ballots by communities
are as follows:
Community Representative
Districts 1 and 2: George w. Ell
lott, Bridgeville; Enos Nichols,
Bridgeville; Samuel Warrington,
Bridgeville; S. Roland Russell,
Bridgeville; Miles Mills, Milford;
Frank Reed, Milford; Davis Far
ems, Milford; NJ J. Webb, Jr.,
Greenwood; Enoch F. Donovan, Ell
lendale; E. /. Webb, Milford.
Community II Representative
Districts 8 and y: Edward Metz,
Georgetown; Wallace KoppIe,
Georgetown; George Briggs,
Georgetown; Harold Short, George
town; Archie Walker, Georgetown;
Harvey Warrington, Georgetown;
Lloyd Sammons, Georgetown; AL
vim Lyons, Seaford; William J. o.
Day, Seaford; Norman Tull, Sea-
ford.
Community III Representative
Districts and 81: Arthur King,
Laurel; Carlton Lowe, Laurel;
Woodrow Phillips, Laurel; Roland
Hill, Laurel; Lewis o. Carmean,
Laurel; Charles T. Williams, Del
mar; Clarence F. Wright, Delmar;
Edward Ockels, Seaford; Reginald
Ellingsworth, Seaford; Ralph Civ
ems, Seaford.
Community ~ Representative
Districts and y: Ralph E. Lath-
bury, Frankford; Monroe Hudson,
Selbyville; James Baker,, Frank
ford; George McCann, SeIbyville;
Howard Belts, Georgetown; Gran
vile Messick, Millsboro; James
Marvel, Georgetown; Ray Jones,
Millsboro; Howard Pease, Pitts
vile, Md; Lester W. Brittingham,
Pittsville, Md.
Community v Representative
Districts and 1O): James Will
liams, Milton; Minos Conoway,
Lewes; David Birmingham, Mil
ton; Albert Lank, Milton; Norbert
Porter, Harbeson; Everett Hop
kins, Lewes; Charles F. Steiner,
Georgetown; Rufus Passwaters,
Milton; Earl A. McIlvaine, Milton;
Howard Clifton, Milton.
Kent farmers who would like
a neighbor nominated for COM
munity committee in the Agricul-
tural Conservation and Stabiliza-
tion Program may submit a petit
tion with ten signatures by Mon
day, November 26th, to the County
ASC office, in Dover, according to
an announcement by Lister Hall,
Jr., office manager. The name will
then be added to the slate of candi-
dates already nominated by the
community election boards, and all
will be voted on after November
Both. A mail ballot will be used and
all ballots must be postmarked by
midnight of December 7, 1856.
Five community election boards
(within present state senatorial
districts) have nominated at least
ten candidates. Three of those
elected will be the community COM
mittee, and two others will be al
ternates. Community committee
members help determine soil and
water conservation policies at the
local levels, and assist in carrying
out those programs now in effect.
Following is list of those NOM
mated in their communities:
First Community area (includes
the 1st and 2ld representative dis
tricts): Samuel Dixon, Smyrna;
Edward Wilson, Smyrna; Anthony
Depta, Smyrna; Leonard Mitchell,
Smyrna: John Tarburton, Dover;
Joe McClements, Smyrna; John T.
Moor, Dover; Conrad A. Nichols,
Dover; George J. Pyott, Dover:
Carlton B. Webber, Dover.
Second Community area (made
up of the 3rd and 4th representa-
tive districts): George Wicks, Jr.,
SMYRNA; Frank Ryan, Smyrna;
Medford Davis, Jr., Clayton; JOS
eph Brittingham, Smyrna; Gooden
Darling, Wyoming; Albert Come
gys, Jr., Hartly; Henry F, Will
kens, MarydeI; Howard Papen.
Wyoming: Jack Pratt, Kenton;
Fred DelVecchio, Clayton.
Third Community area (compos-
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