Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Delaware

DONKEY BALL - Donkey Ball
Game sponsored by the Murderkill
Lions Club, Monday, June %, at
$3.50 p. m, on Frederick School
Grounds. This is the original club
that could not come last year be-
cause of illness.
FIRING SCHEDULE-The COM
manding officer, Fort Miles, Lewes.
announced for the information of
all concerned that firing will be
conducted at the Antiaircraft Artil-
lery Ranges in Delaware between
the hours of IL noon and p mp,
Eastern Standard Time, on the
dates shown below. in July, 1859.
No firing of any type will be con-
Quoted during the morning hours.
No firing will be conducted during
hours of darkness.
South Range (near Bethany
Beach) July / to 3, to 10, 13 to
III, 20 to "a, all dates inclusive.
North Range (near Dewey Beach,
July 20 to "a, all dates inclusive.
Inquiry into any matter in con-
nection with this notice or the op-
erations in the area of Bethany
Beach or Dewey Beach should be
directed to: Command officer, Fort
Miles, Qnactive), Lewes, Delaware.
LYONS FARM FEATURED-The
Lyons Farm at Greenwood, was
featured in, the June issue of Eas-
tern States Cooperator Taking the
entire center spread, the story was
illustrated by four pictures and ap-
peared under the title Delaware
Dairy Farm Going to the Horses"
Although ]. Howard Lyons and
sons, Luther and John, have large
dairy herd, their prime interest is
in the Standardized horses. The
farm is known, of course, as the
home of the famous PAGER, Adios
Harry, that has held IA world
track records. He is currently
stud horse at the Lyons Farm.
The article was written and IL
Illustrated by Arland Meade, man
aging editor of the Cooperator, who
made a trip into Delaware for this
purpose. Through the article, the
story will reach more than 100000
farm homes in the northeast.
X-RAY CLINIC-The X-ray clin-
ic of the Delaware Anti-Tuberculo-
sis Society goes on its summer
schedule beginning today.
G. Taggart Evans, executive Sec
retary, announced that small 20
nm films will be taken from a.
m. until noon, Monday through Fri
day. Large IL 14-inch films will
be taken from l p. m. to p. m.
Monday through Thursday. These
hours are somewhat shorter than
those during which the clinic is
normally operated.
During the mornings, the clinic
facilities will be available to food
handlers, individuals unable to WIS.,
it mobile unit and special groups.
In the afternoon periods. the lar
ser films will be taken of persons
referred from mobile units or phys
icians as we'll as special groups.
Additional information on the
free X-ray service of the Delaware
nti-TubercuIosis Society may be
obtained by calling the society,
Olympia 2-115S.
NSTORAGE FACILITIES-A call
to CHECK your storage" was issued
here today to.all farmers who in
tend putting any of their 1859
crops under the price-support pro-
gram.
R. Harry Wilson, Chairman Kent
Agricultural Sterilization and Con-
servation County Committee, points
out that the price-support program
means nothing to the farmer who
has no adequate place in which to
store his crop. Crops under loan
must be stored in approved facili-
ties-either commercial or on the
farm, and good storage is also es-
sential for a crop covered by a
purchase agreement If the crop is
to meet eligibility requirements for
later purchase by the government
under the price-support program.
To help farmers meet their grain
storage needs, Commodity Credit
Corporation loans are available
through County ASC Offices which
may provide up to 80 per cent of
the cost of new bins. Loans may
also be obtained for the purchase
of drying equipment necessary to
condition the grain for storage.
Farmers who believe that they
may need additional grain storage
this year are urged to visit their
local ASC Office and obtain further
details about the assistance avail
able.