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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
NESRECA zADESnA
OBITEu MATESIC

Kao sto je vec bio javlje-
no u dnevnim novinama i pre-
ko radia TV, u subotu ma
ve6er, Is. novembra, tesko je
nastradao Clan naseg Pomlad-
ka Mark Matesic, sestgodis-
Mi djecak naseg clana Mike
Matesica gdje. Barbara, od-
nosno unuk ugle e d n e pitts
burske hrvatske zajednicar-
ske obitelji Bartula j Slavke
Matesic.
Nesreca Sc dogodila ma u
giu Brownsville Rd. i Claus
Street. Dok je djecak prelazio
ulicom ma n jega je naletio
automobil tako ga tesko O.
zlijedio da je sutradan mali
Mark, upravo ma svoj sesti
rodjendan, umro u So. Side
Hospital. I da tragedija bude
jos teza, majka maloga, koja
je u blagoslovljenom stanju
bila je u neposrednoj blizini
kad sc ova nesreca dogodila
U ovim teskim casovima
koje prozivljava obitelj Ma
tesic, u kojoj je nekoliko cla'
nova H.B.Z., neka je ovim pu
tenn izrazeno roditeljima, ba
XII djedu, kao sveukupno.
rodbini malog Marka, nast
ma ajiskrenije saucesce.-B. V.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19

Toronto, Ontario, Can. -
Odsjek br. $50 gnijezdo Po-
mlatka broj 425 H.B.Z. pri.
redjuju Nikoljinsku zabavu,
koja &c sc odrzati u subotu,
6-og prosinca 1858, u Hrvat-
skom Narodnom Domu, 1850
Dupont st. Pocetak je tocno
u Z sati ma vecer.
Toga radi pozivaju sc cla:
now i clanice odsjeka / gni-
jezda, kao i ostali prijatelji,
da mas te veceri posjete
sprovedu vrijeme u ugodnoj
zabavi s mama. Svirati &c mas
dobro poznat tt tamburaski
zbor "Jadran'.
Ma zabavi &c sva prisutna
djeca biti nagradjena 5 raz-
MIN darovima, osobito cla-
novi gnijezda Pomlatka. "a
to roditelji djece ne bi tre-
bali propustiti ovakvu prired-
bu da ma istu ne bi powell
svoju djecu, da sc bolje L.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
Party odsjeka broj 4

Etna, Pa. - Drustvo AN
djeo cuvar", odsjek broj 4 H.
B. Zajednice priredjuje svoj
godisnji Party, pred Thanks
giving Day, koji ce Sc odrzati
u srijedu, 26-og novembra, u
DDS jecnom DOmu.
Party &c poceti tocno u 8
sati u vecer, gdje &c biti do
sta jela plea "a sve clanove,
i to besplatno ma racun od-
sjecne blagajne.
Stoga sc pozivaju svi cla-
novi nasega odsjeka, da do
dju ma ovu nasu godisnju "a
bavu, pa da sc uz dobro jelo
i pice i lijepo pozabavimo j
proveselimo kao braca zajed-
nicari sestre zajednicarke, j
tako makar "a jednu vecer
zaboravimo ma svoje svako-
dnevne brige nevolje.
Svi clanovi dobro doSli!
Katarina Trdina, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
Tsp RA VA K

Detroit, Mich. = U pred
proslom broju Zajednicara O.
bjelodanjen je dopis pod mo
jim potpisom, o pokojnoj ela-
nici naseg odsjeka ~ ora"
br. 351 H.B.Z., sestri Dusanki
Popovic. U dopisu sc podkra-
la jedna pogrjeska, gdje sto-
il, da je ona nalozila sxome
suprugu pred smrt u bolnici,
da on ina dati poklon novom
Hrvatskom Domu svotu cd
$25O.0O. Ovo je pogresno, ne
go je trebalo biti $500.
Stoga, molim brata ured-
nika da ovo ispravi, tako da
sc znade i da nitko krivo ne
tumAci.
Mark KranAAfich. perov.
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Bozzitna vecera

Cleveland, o. - Hrvatski
Gospojinski Klub cd st. Clair
Ave. priredjuje Bozicnu We
ceru sa Christmas exchange
$1.00 gift, u srijedu, 3. de-
cembra, u Hrvatskom Drus-
tvenom Domu, 6314 St. Clair
Ave-, u $50 ma vecer i po-
zivlje sve clanice njezine fa-
milije, da Sc rezerviraju po-
zovu do 80. novembra. Pred
sjednicu, Anastazija Dobrinic
CL 1-7941 iii tajnicu, Anna
Thomas UT 1906.
Odrasli po $1.0O, "a djecu
i clanice so cent?.
Dobro nam doSli! - OdbOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19

DeS MoineS, Iowa. -

Des Moines, Iowa - Anne
ricko Hrvatski Muski Kluh
priredjuje plesnu zabavu, ko-
ia &c sc odrzati u subotu, %.
novembra, cd 8 sati u ve5er
do pol noci, u Highland Park
American Legion Hall, 3712
Second Avenue.
Ia pies &c svirati dobra
popularna orkestra - Vikings
Accordion Band.
Pozivljemo sve clanove H.
B. 2. i prijatelje IL bliza i da-
leka, da posjete u sto vecem
broju owl nasu zadnju zaba-
WI owe sezone.
SVi nam dobro doSli!
Odbof kluba
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
Predobjava
West AlliS, Wis.

West Allis, Wis. - Drus-
two "Jednakost", odsjek 391
H.B.Z. daje do znanja svome
clanstvu ostalim prijatelji-
ma, da cemo imati po nasem
obicaju veselu zabavu We
ceru u subotu, 6. decembra O.
We godine, u Kraljevoj Dvo-
rani.
Toliko "a a d a, a poslije
cemo wise reel o ovoj prired-
bi preko nasega Zajednicara.
Mary c. Homes, tai.
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West Allis, Wis. - Drus-
two "West Allis", odsjek 1872
odrzat &c Pillow Case Card
Party u nedjelju, %. novem-
bra 1853, u 2:30 poslije po-
dne, u Dvorani Svetog Augu-
stina, 6762 w. Roger Street,
West Allis, Wis.
Pozivamo sve clanove ma
sega odsjeka i drugih brat
skin drustava, te ostale prija-
telje prijateljice, da mas po-
sjete ma ovom Card Party.
Svi nam dobro doSli i "
naprijed vam hvala.
Mike Papa, perov.
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Brat Ovcarich tank Odjeena Bolesnke Potpore Odstee
podastro je pred l. O. slijedeci slucaj:
Odsk 1863 - Clan Gavnog odbora brat Nkola Borch izv
do suca brata Baro Zanca ko zarazo ispatu odstee
Kako njegova povreda nije predvdena nasm pavlma n
je navedena Dismemberment and Surgical Indemnity Ger
cate nakon Ito je naS Vrhovni iecnk protumaco uea
O. je zakljuco da odsea slucaju mole spati
ali pak odobo pomoc Cd $4,000 Narodnog
Buduci e time bio iscpen dnevn red Gavn predsjednk
zaklucuje sjednicu.
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
Tragedija ugIjokopaea u
SprinqhiII, Nova Scotia

NIOItA CdAS VuCOCSs Oohs
Vec ste citali u raznim no.
vinama, te sluSali ma radio
gledali ma televizije o uzas-
moi tragediji, koja je zadesila
oko 180 rudarskih radnika u
dubokom rudniku u Spring
hill, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Do nesrece je doslo uslijed
velikog prodiranja CASA (pli-
na) u rudnik, kada su svi
rudari bill ma svom poslu ma
stala je velika eksplozija ia
ko, da su bill svi zatrpani. O.
nj radnici, koji su Sc nalazili
wise ma povrsini, do njih Sc
je odmah doslo i oslobodilo.
Takvih je bilo oko 80, a O.
stalih oko 96 ostali su "a.
trpani i odsjeceni cd ostalog
svijeta. Uz veliki napor "a o.
slobodjenje ovih rudara, u.
spjelo sc je nakon sest i pol
dana da sc oslobodi II njih
u grupi, koji SUI bill zatrpani
$4,000 nogu ispod zemljine
povrsine.
Tu je nastalo veliko veselje
ne samo "a spasioce, nego
"a njih, njihove obitelji i saw
ostali narod sto sc je uspjelo
doci do njih i da su ostali Ii
vi, odsjeceni bez vode, svijet-
la i hrane. Zatim se je ma
stavilo vecom odlucnoscu, in.
teresom i zeljom, da Sc O.
stale oslobodi. I srecom jos
druga grupa cd sedan ljudi
bila je spasena nakon osam
dana u tamnici pod zemljom
Kako ovo pisem, cine sc We.
liki napori da sc oslobodi i O.
stale, koji sc nalaze 1896
nogu duboko ispod zemljine
povrsine. Dakle, vrijeme pro
lazi brzo i ide sc zatim, da
sc pronadje i ostale, live i'll
mrtve.
Jedan clan naSega odsjek
bio je medju ovima
Ovo sto sam opisao izvadie
sam il lokalne novine mon
treal STAR, i bill smo zapa'
njeni kad smo vidjeli, da j
i ime jednog clana naseg Cd
sjeka 739 H.B.Z., brata Steve
Sertich, bilo m e d ] u ovima
Ali srecom, pa iako je zado'
bio ozlijede, prema pisanju o
We novine, on sc je nalazio U
prvoj grupi koja je bila spa.
sena i oslobodjena.
Ovo mas podsjeca j daje
nam "a misliti, kolike sve ne.
srece sc dogadjaju ma radnja'
ma i koliko sirota ostaje izs
ovih nesreca, pa da Sc osigu'
ramo kod nase Zajednice ko'
j jos nismo, a koji jesmo da
povisimo nase osiguracije, tt
da ipak ona sirota dobije O
smrtninu i odstetu, kada IL.
gubi svoga hranitelja.
Zato osigurajmo sc i drzi.
mo osiguraciju do kraja.
M. Polich, tajnik
odsioka 72Q HRZ
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19

medju sebe upoznaju.
Pc naSem starom obicaj ju
ma zabavi cemo imati dobrik
zakusaka i svjeze kapljice "a
stare j mlade.
Svi nam dobro doSli.
Prired jivatki Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
THANKSGIVING Tour and Schedule

r. novembra - Zeigler III. - High School
2S novembra - st. Louis, Mo. - st. Joseph Church
"a. novembra - St. Louis, Nc. st. Joseph Academy
rs. novembra - Kansas City, Kans. Memorial Hall
H. novembra - Centervile Iowa - High School
20. novembra - Waukegan III. - Slovene Auditorium
80. novembra - East Chicago, Ind. - Roosevelt H. s..
s. decembra - Indianapolis, Ind - Marian College
!. decembra - Mansfield, Ohio - Union Hall
Tamburitzans &c posjetiti Foridu vrijeme bozcnh
blagdana- Pazite m datum / mjesta- Publicity
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
U Cleveland do|aze b-og decembra
Detroit All University Tamburasi
PrOslave

Cleveland Ohio - subotu 6. decembra tocno
sa vecer nastupit &c tamburaska druzba hrvat-
skom Domu, 1911 Waterloo Road, u Colinwoodu
Dake Detroit All University Tamburas svraju pod
pravom poatog svirca Matt Gouze ovde Ceve-
land dolase pod pokrovejstvom pjevackog zbora savu
Nedamo owl tamburas nastupii ma VIEWS Tele-
vizu te su zasa ocara ceveandsku koloniju svi
hote da in JOS vide cuju Stoga radi Savu p prlredlo
zabavu pozvao umjetnike ma tambur, da dodJu
zadovojh mas narod u Clevelandu.
Zato nezaboravte subotu vecer Cog decembra. "Sla-
vu poziva da da cujete Detrotske Tam
buraSe.
Dvorana &c bti otvorena poshje sat tako da se mo-
Aete upoznati tamburasima prize vremena.
j.. G.. izyieSttelj
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
SIS. CroupHad
Big Meet.ii'nIilg d 2 !
IN Milford
Membership Meeting At
Local High School Was
Attended By $50 Mem
bers OF The Cooper
ative.

Approximately $50 members OF
Southern States Cooperative
(Southern States Milford Coopera-
tive), their families and friends in
the Milford area heard reports OF
their Cooperative's services for the
1957-58 fiscal year which ended
June 80, at their local annual mem
bership meeting held recently al
Milford High School.
In addition to the report given
by District Manager r. w. Durham
members were elected to the local
Board of Directors and the local
Farm Home Advisory Committee
representing members of the area
According to Mr.. R. w. Durham
the more than 100000 members OF
Southern States and local member
cooperatives in a six-state opera
ting territory, put through their
organizations 5000, 400, 100000 worth
of purchasing and marketing vol
ume during the 1957-58 fiscal year
The report, which was a picture
presentation, also pointed out thai
Southern States, net worth was
over $4,000. 100000.
w. Cecil Carpenter, manager OF
Southern States Milford Coop, the
local service agency, gave the re-
port of local operations and SER
vices.
G. Rodney Sharp of Lincoln was
chairman of the meeting.
A feature of the meeting was an
educational contest, 1T Pays tC
Know, in which several patrons
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Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
Chas. Gleason Gov. Buckson
New Temple Speaker At
Lodge Master Lions Meeting
State Official Spoke On
Subject In Which Club
Is Deeply Interested; /;
Committees Named.

Lieutenant Governor David P.
Buckson was the guest speaker at
the regular meeting of the Milford
Lions Club last Thursday, Septem-
Der Ii. Introduced by past District
Governor Howard ID. Furniss, Gov
ernor Buckson spoke on a subject
in which the Lions are deeply in
terested, civic Improvement and
community betterment, and compli.
mented the local organization or
their leadership in this field.
President Thomas e. Callaway
announced completion of his COM
mittee appointments with the ac-
ceptance of Donald Jester OF the
Craftsmanship of the important
Telephone Directory Committee.
Other standing committees are un-
der the craftsmanship of the fol-
lowing: Program, A. Granville
Snyder; Attendance, William W.
Brown, Sr.; Finance, David A.
Clements, Jr.; Membership, Fred
Higman; Constitution and Bylaws,
Bill Haight; Historian, Eldridge
Y. Prettyman; Minstrel Show, w.
Price Webb, Chuck Hammond and
J. Heyman Rooss; Christmas
Dance, Clement j. Rohrer: Lions
Information, Robert G. Baechler;
Convention Fund, Edward Walsen; !;
Convention Information, Leonard
B. Donohoe; Sight Conservation
and Blind, Calvert Morgan; Boys
and Girls, William Miller; Citizen
ship and United Nations, Joseph j.
CONTINUED on page sevenD
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
Fire Marshal
Urges More
Home Safety
Official Points Out That
Majority Of Fire Loss
es Occur In Homes;
Over 800 A Day.

State Fire Marshal William r.
Favinger this week urged Della
wareans to practice safety in the
home, pointing out that a majority
of fire losses occur there.
Mr. Fayinger cited statistics that
show that in the United States
there are nearly 800 home fires 2
day or approximately one fire every
two minutes. These home fires, ac-
cording to Mr.. Favinger, are the
leading killersIof children and sec
ond only to falls as killers of the
elderly.
The Fire Marshal pointed out
that many fires start in bedrooms
and kitchens, and offered the fol-
lowing as safety precautions to be
taken:
Precautions against fire in bed
room:
1. Never smoke in bed. You
might fall asleep, drop your Gig
arctic. Toxic gases from the fire
that might result could render you
Unconscious before the heat awak-
ened you.
2. Don't string electric extension
cords around any room. Never run
cords under rugs or over nails
where they will wear, causing short
circuit, possibly fire.
8. If you use a portable oil or
gas heater, be certain there is ven-
tilation in the room and turn it out
before going to bed. Many people
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New Sanctuary At
Georgetown Church
Grace Methodist Held Conservation
Services Last Sunday

More than 500 persons fiocked to
Grace Methodist Church for the
morning and evening services with
which the new sanctuary was con-
secrated on Sunday.
At the morning service, both the
old and the new were honored.
Twelve new members were admit
ted and the oldest member, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson, who is 400 years
old, was present.
Mrs. Wilson walked the short
block to church as has been her
custom for many years though she
was accompanied by relatives. She
was presented an orchid not only
as the Oldest member in point of
years but in length of membership
also. She joined the church in 1897.
Asked what she considered the
main reason for her continued life
and good health, Mrs. Wilson said,
Hard work and keeping up your
interest"
She carries out her own precepts
and has taken great pride in her
yard which she has kept ablaze
with old-fashioned flowers. The
Continued on page flvel
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
DSEA Board Meets
Adopts New Budget

The Board of Directors, Della
ware State Education Association
(DSEA) met last Wednesday eve
ming, September 10, Dinner Bell
Inn, Dover, to discuss The budget
for the organizations fiscal year
1859. Wayne ]. Pollari, Presi-
dent, DSEA. and history teacher.
Mt. Pleasant High School, presided
during the lengthy meeting.
Members present included: Mrs
Irene Dickerson. Seaford Special
School District; Mrs. Ruth Blades.
Milford Special School District:
Fred Thomas, Lewes Special School
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Huey Leading For
End Post At u. of ..

Homegrown gridiron talent will
play an important part in the Uni
versity of Delaware's football for
tunes this fall. A dozen of Coach
Dave Nelson's Blue Hens are ma
tive sons, and at least two of them
are ticketed for first-team roles this
season.
The leading local lights are two
former Newark High School team
mates, Mark Hurm and Ray Klap-
inslzy. Hurm is set to repeat as the
Hens starting center and defen-
sive quarterback, and Klapinsky is
well out in front in the race for a
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Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19

Smith which was purchased by the
Library Comm s s ion several
months ago.
This model of the building and
grounds is on exhibit in the lobby
of the First National Bank and
Trust Company of Milford
The brick building will face
South Walnut Street. 1t will pro-
vide space for a Reading Room
which "opens on a garden area fac
ing Maple Avenue. Adequate stack
space is provided for present needs
and future expansion. A Children's
Room will separate their facilities
and activities from those of the adj
ults. Administration and service
rooms will also be provided.
The new building, which will
fill vital need in the Milford dis
trict community, will replace the
use of rooms on the second floor of
the Milford Community Building.
Many large donations of books
are awaiting the completion of the
new library facilities. Before they
are given, present space available
would not accommodate them.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
Favorite Son Dinner
Z For Carvel Sell-out
Chairman Harold III. Keller Is
Pleased With Response

The "favorite SON. dinner for
former Gov. Elbert N. Carvel, DEM
ocratic candidate for U. s. Senator
was declared a complete sell-out
today by Harold H. Keller, chair
man.
The dinner will be held Friday
evening in the Laurel Post No. 10,
American Legion, Home, at p. m.
United States Senator j. Allen
Frear, Jr., will be the principal
speaker, according to Mr.: Keller,
former motor vehicle commissioner.
Other speakers who have prom
inent roles at the affair are Hon.
William s. Potter, Democratic Nat
ional committeeman; and State
Senator John z. Reilly, both of
Wilmington; Mrs. John Hazard
of Wilmington and Rehoboth
Beach: Robert w. Tunnell, George
town attorney.
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Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
Prominent Milford Busi-
nessman Will Guild e
Destinies Of Milford
MasOns During 1858
1859; Season Opens
Sept. 25.

Charles o. Gleason, prominent
business man in the transportation
business, was installed Worshipful
Master of Temple Lodge No. 8
AT. & A. NJ, August 14th, 1858
Mr.. Gleason is terminal manager
for the Victor Lynn Lines at the
Milford branch. He was born and
reared near Harrington. He is q
graduate of the Harrington High
School and Goldey Business Col
lege. He is married to the former
Miss Clara Paquette. Mr.. and Mrs
Gleason have two fine sons
Charles, Jr., and James. They make
their home in Milford on Route 113
Mr.. Gleason is member of the
Avenue Methodist Church and is
chairman of the Official Board. He
is a member and third vice presi-
dent of the Board of Governors OF
the Delaware Transportation Asso-
citation.
His other Masonic affiliations
are membership in Evergreen For
est No. 40, TEL; Delaware Con-
sistory, 32o; Kent and Sussex
Scottish Rite Club and the Past
Masters Association of Kent and
Sussex Counties. During World
War II, Mr.. Gleason served his
country in the U. S. Maritime Ser
vice in the Atlantic, Pacific and
Mediterranean theatres.
Other officers of Temple Lodge
No. 8 who we're installed August
ID, 1858 are: Henry Kuralte, Jr.,
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Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
4-H'ers Learn About
Electric In Projects

Electricity is one of the many
interesting science projects open
to All members in Sussex County
says James Baker, County All Club
Agent
Delaware had 1872 filters enroll
ed in electric projects last year.
The projects help teach the young
sters fundamentals of electricity
and provides aid and advice as they
build electrical equipment
Mr.. Baker says there are four
one-year projects, the first year
project covers electrical terms,
tools, tusing. wiring and splicing,
lcSsslnusd on pase sixl
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
JohS, II. Mulholland
Died Last Sunday
Was A Former President OF Com.
pany Bearing His Name

Johp Hanna Mulholland. 92. for
mer president of the John H. Null
holland Company, Milford. died
Sunday. September IA, in the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital, following
short illness. The firm manufac-
lures wooden venier products and
pioneered in the manufacture of
wooden ice cream spoons.
A native of Belfast. Ireland. Mr..
Mulholland went to Canada at an
early age, and was later a mem
ber of the Northwest Mounted Po-
lice until 1885. He was for several
years a manufacturer in Philadel-
phia and came to Milford in 1922
with the MuIhoIland firm.
He was a member OF Temple
Lodge, No. 8, AT & AM. Milford; !;
Lulu Temple. Philadelphia. life
president of the Dairy Industries
Supply Association and an hon
orary director Of the Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Delaware Ice
Cream Association. A member of
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Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
State Youngsters To
Compete At Exposition
viii Vie With Teams From
13 Other States AT
Harrisburg

Four Delaware youngsters will
compete against teams from 13
other states at the giant three day
Exposition of the Northeastern
Poultry Producers Council
(NEPPCO) in Harrisburg, Pa,
Oct. 1873.
The announcement of the Della
ware team was made this week by
Ernest Smith, Jr., here, a director
of the 14-state northeastern poul-
try association
Joyce Warrington and Bonnie
Milspaw, Bridgeville. will compete
in the poultry foods visual presen-
tation with a demonstration, Good
ole Chicken. Smith reported.
Two boys will represent the
state In the regional egg grading
contest. They are Herbert Collins,
Laurel, and Frederick Wiebel,
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Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
Sussex COP
Planning For
Big Meeting
County Wide Affair At
Georgetown Next Mon
day VIII Mark Opening
OF 1858 Campaign.

Norman B. BayIis, chairman of
the Sussex County Republican
Committee, has announced that
there will be a county wide meet
ing at Jones Memorial Hall in
Georgetown next Monday evening,
September %. The meeting, to
which all Republican and Inde-
pendent voters throughout the
county are invited, will begin at
7:45 o'clock.
According to Mr.. Baylis, Sam
uel C. Pierce, Jr., of Seaford, will
be the meeting chairman.
The meeting will serve as the
kick-off for the 1858 campaign in
Sussex County.
State, county and district candi-
dates will be present and will be
introduced.
The meeting will be set up con-
vention style with Senatorial dis
tricts as the divisions.
The Honorable Elwood Leach,
Republican State Chairman, who
also serves as an assistant to his
Excellency ]. Caleb Boggs, Cover
nor of Delaware, will open the
meeting.
1t is expected that the meeting
will be turned into a forum for
discussion of pertinent policies,
etc., of the party.
A social hour will be enjoyed by
all at the close of the forum.
Much enthusiasm has greeted
the announcement of the meeting
and large group of interested and
dedicated folk are expected to at
tend.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
Examinations Due
On Academy Posts
Civil Service Commission Will
Conduct Test On November 18th

u. S. Representatives Harry G.
Haskell, Jr., has announced that
the Civil Service Commission will
hold examinations on November
IL, 1858, for those persons who are
inteFested in obtaining appoint
ments to the u. S. Military Aca-
demy, the II. S. Naval Academy,
the u. S. Air Force Academy, or the
Merchant Marine Academy.
The tests are scheduled to be
conducted in Wilmington. Dover,
and Georgetown.
Persons who are desirous of be-
ing considered for one of the ap-
pointments the Congressman will
make next year are urged to write
to Congressman Haskell, Room
233 House Office Building, Wash
ington 25, D. G. Letters must be
received by the Congressman no
later than Friday, October 10,
1858, in order to be considered.
The Delaware Congressman
stressed that the taking of. the
Civil Service Examination is in no
way a guarantee that the appli-
cant will receive an appointment.
Appointments to fill the Congress
mans vacancies will be made on
the basis of the individuals score
in the examination.
Applicants should indicate in
their letter whether they desire to
take the examination in Whining
ton, Dover, or Georgetown.