Milford chronicle., 1959-01-16


Small Passenger carrying Vessels.
Inc. Friday, January 16, at 500
p. M. to be held at the Bowers
Beach Fire Hall.
Election will be held and officers
and representatives viii be in
stalled. Please attend and bring
a member with you.
ORTHOPEDIC CLTNIC-The Mil
ford orthopedic clinic, held the 4th
Tuesday of every other month, will
be transferred to-the Shore Theatre
Building, S. Front Street, Milford.
from It's present location at the
Calvary Methodist Church. This
change will become effective with
the January 9th clinic.
KENT CLINICS-January 49,:
Well Child Conference, Dover,
Health Unit, Ala S. State Street.
100 p. m. Call RE 4-5711, Ext 10
for appointments.
January 90: Venereal Disease
Clinic, Milford, Health Unit. Shore
Theater Building, 1880 a. m.-12:SO
lp. m.
January 21: Chest Clinic. Dover,
Health Unit, Ala s. State Street,
10000 a. m.
January %: Cerebral Palsy
Clinic, Dover, Health Unit. Ala s.
State ST.. $3.50 a. m.
HOLSON RENAMED = Officers
for 1859 of the Georgetown Volun-
teer Fire Company, most of them
reflections, have been announced
as follows:
/ E. Warren Holson, president; Al
Vim Mumford, vice president new ;
James B. Owen, secretary; Robert
d. s. Mustard, treasurer: Robert
Vanaman, Jr., chief; Fred Tyn-
dali, assistant chief (new); Joseph
Holson, second assistant chief I:
James f. Walls, superintendent OF
supplies (new); Merrill Jester,
custodian; Robert Higman, fire
recorder (new); Clifton Rogers,
chief engineer: end Gene Roach,
| director.
LIONS SPONSOR = Lester Lich-
tenberger has been named chair
man of the Bridgeville Lions Clubs
boys basketball program.
The project for boys seven
through nine year olds will have
games Saturday mornings in the
school gymnasium.
Other members of the committee
are Richard Rowe, Merritt Littrell
Robert Conaway and Palmer Corey
The first games were held last Sat
| urday.
Robert Scott, director of the
Lions sixth annual minstrel at the
end of February, said that the frs
practice for the end men will BIZ
Tuesday and the first chorus prac-
tice will be Thursday, both in the
st. Mary's Episcopal Church Par.
ish House at 7:S0.
j FARM TRANSFERS-A person
who buys or sells farm land fol
which an acreage allotment has
been established has the respon.
sibility for notifying his county
Agricultural Sterilization and Con.
servation Committee of the change
according to r. Harry Wilson
i Chairman of the Kent ASC County
Office at Dover.
Until request is filed by an in.
terested producer, the county com
mittee is not in position to make
the combination or division of al.
latments which may be required.
Mr.. Wilson urged that lawyers
or real estate agents handling ths
sale or purchase of farm land be-
come familiar with the regulations
on allotments before advising thei,
client or completing any trans
action.
| TWENTY HOMELESS = Fire de-
stroyed small apartment housing
four families near Slaughter Beach
last Friday.
The two-story building, about q
by 40 feet in size, was occupied By
20 persons, including eight chill
dren. All escaped unhurt.
The building is owned by Rober
/ Young, who lives nearby. A neigh
Dor, Miss Bernice LOper, saw tbs
blaze and notified the Carlisle Vol
lnteer Fire Company from Milford
| When firemen arrived they were
able to get some of the furnishing
gut of two apartments on tbs
ground floor, but the fire destroyed
all contents Of the two upstair;
apartments.
Chief Louis V. Spencer of Mil
ton said the fire started at the
northwest end of the upper story
but he had not yet determined thu