Milford chronicle., 1960-12-30
EXCHANGE OFFICERS

EXCHANGE OFFICERS - Will
liam Hudson has been elected pres
ident of the Laurel Exchange Club.
He will succeed James M. Lowe.
Other officers include: Clifford
Rider, vice president; Harold Eng
lish, treasurer; Pet e. Culver, sec
retary, and Melvin Kester, assist
ant secretary.
Newly elected members of the
board of control are Holland Twill
ley, Walter Pollitt and Raymond
Hall. Fred H. Matthews was chair
man of the nominating committee.
He was assisted by Willard Fisher
and Lloyd Foster.
GET BADGES - Officers of the
Robbins Hose Company were sworn
in yesterday at the Dover Police
Station.
City Alderman George X. Shock
ley will officiate at the ceremony.
The new chiefs, who will take
charge of the Dover volunteer fire
department January 1 are: Paul
N. Kertiles, chief; Jack t. Roe,
deputy chief; James B. Bice, III.
assistant chief; Robert E. Quillen,
assistant chief; and Harry T. Pu-
sey, assistant chief.
Mayor w. Edward Haman pre-
sented the newly installed officers
with their badges following the 1880
p. m. ceremony.
TWO-CAR CRASH - Three per-
sons were injured in a two-car
collision at the intersection of
Routes Is and 16 in Greenwood last
| Friday.
State police said a car driven by
Mary Lou Goemble, 81, of Balti-
more, going east on Route is, fail
ed to heed stop sign and started
across Route 13 as the other ye-
hicle approached
| The latter was operated by Carl
S. Snyder, 5S, of Lancaster. Snyder
suffered abrasions of the knees
and a passenger, Anna K. Snyder.
| go, also of Lancaster, a sprained
right ankle and left foot.
Mrs. Goemble received head
laceration. All were taken to the
Nanticoke Memorial Hospital by
the Bridgeville ambulance.
The Baltimore driver was arrest
ed on charges of disregarding a
stop sign and failing to have her
drivers license in her possession.
Her trial is pending.
| Damage to the cars was reported
fairly heavy.
CERTIFICATES - Department
of Army Certificates of Services
were presented to 25 Civil Service
employees at Fort Miles during a
special ceremony by the COM
manding officer, Maj. William E.
Flynn, Jr
Those receiving certificates of
Iservice for many years of faithful
and loyal service were:
More than 80 years of service:
w. Herald Birmingham, Lewes.
| More than 20 years service: An
thony Danrow, Lewes; Norbert o.
Simpson, Rehoboth Beach.
More than 10 years service:
From Lewes, William H. Barker,
Henry R. Baynum, Hirons r. Cliff
ton, Olin w. Dennis, Eynn w. Fox,
Harry P. Hazard, Clifford E. John
son, Richard o. Magee, Louis F.
Rice Rufus H. Roaon, Jasper t.
Wingate.
From Rehoboth Beach, Harold
w. Brumund, Howard B. Faust,
Edward N. Henderson, Mrs. Lucy
S. Powers, William R. Simpler.
From Milton, Allen " Beheler,
Robert S. Black, INLAND Davidson,
Bonard ID. Moore.
| From Dagsboro, James E. Steel.
From Milford, George E. Legates.
WOMEN FOR NAVY = The Navy
announced recently that women
graduates of accredited colleges
and universities are being sought
| for the Officer Candidate Class
scheduled to convene in March at
Newport, Rhode Island.
Young women under age 81, who
are eligible by reason of citizen
ship and educational background,
have the opportunity to serve as
commissioned officers in a variety
of executive positions in the United
States and in foreign countries. In
laddition to a beginning salary in
excess of $4,000, women officers re-
lceive an initial uniform allowance
lof $500, free medical, dental, and
hospital care, and 80 days vaca-
ton with pay annually. While on
vacation, travel at no expense
Iaboard military aircraft is avail
IahIa AnnIicanfs may ho SinpIa 0r
married, but may have no depen-
dents under age Is. In the Milford
Harrington area Navy Recruiter
Chief ]. T. FLIP at the Dover City
Police Station Recruiting Station
lis providing information to inter-
ested young women. Applications
will be accepted through January
31st
| CANDIDATES FILE - Deadline
for filing in Bridgeville's annual
town election is IL o'clock noon on
Monday, January 2.
The election will be held the fol-
lowing Monday, January 9 and will
be conducted in the town office
\ from / to p. m.
/ Three commissioners will be
elected to the five-member board.
| One of them is for a term of one
3year, and the other two are two
year terms.
| The term of James E. Culver,
president of the board, a one-year
term, expires. Also expiring are
| the two-year terms of Donald L.
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