Milford chronicle., 1960-11-04
All ACHIEVEMENT BANQUET


The Kent County Achievement
Banquet will be held in the Caesar
Rodney High School on Saturday.
November IL, instead of Thursday,
November 3, as previously an
nounced. All reservations must be
made to William Williams, Jr.,
Houston, on or before Thursday,
November 3. Adults. S1.50; 4-H'ers,
$1.00. 10-21-4t
ATTEMPTED RAPE Ronald
Heath, "a, of near Rehoboth Beach
was arrested by state police over
the weekend on charge of at
tempted rape of an 11-year-old
girl.
They said the attempt was made
at his room in a hotel. Heath was
admitted to Sussex Correctional
Institution. Georgetown, in default
of $4,000 bail set by Magistrate
Theodore R. Dick, Rehoboth Beach.
ARRESTED - Walter H. Bunt-
ing, Jr., 40, Dover, was arrested
Sunday for assault with intent to
kill by State Police at Bridgeyille.
| Bunting had been sought by
state and local authorities for the
a. m. Sunday shooting of Paul
Rocco Mongillo at the rear of Kent
County Motor Company, Dover.
Dover police said no reason for
the incident was given by Bunting
who was released under $4,000 bail
1 lsv,o loa ar;x h1T
George X. Shockley.
Mongillo was struck in the arm
by one of two shots fired from a
As calibre automatic. He was treat
ed at Kent General Hospital and
released.
! All BANQUET - Kent County
Alters are looking forward to their
All Achievement Banquet to be
ney. Seventy-five County Medals
will be presented to 4-H'e for
their outstanding project work
during the past year. Mrs. Rebec-
ca Nickerson, President of the
Kent County Links, will act as
| toastmaster for the evening Tro-
phies will be presented by the dom
ors to Alters in Dairy, Tractor
Maintenance, Garden and First
Year Achievement. Alters, Lead
ers, Parents, and Link members
are invited as well as all All
friends.
SNOWDEN ELECTED - Robert
w. Snowden was elected president
of the Georgetown Kiwanis Club
at it's meeting in the Heritage Res
taurant recently. He will succeed
James G. Proudfoot in 1861.
Philip Hauck was elected vice
president and Fred Goggin, trea-
surer. Jack Short and Wallace Kop-
, pie were chosen to the board o
3 directors.
5 Plans were made for Ladies
g Night to be held November 10 a
4 Jones Memorial Hall. Other HI
wants Clubs in the district will b
i invited Charles Greene is il
: charge. There will be a speakel
from Washington, ID. c.
: %
ELECTION NEARS = Farmers
: in Kent County, Delaware, were
) reminded today by r. Harry VIII
son that elections will soon be held
to name an Agricultural Stabiliza-
ton and Conservation Committee
for each agricultural community.
To be elected are committee
chairman, vice chairman, regular
members, and two alternates in
leach community.
The elections are held each year,
and this year they are scheduled
to be held throughout the county
between November 21st and De-
cember 1st The elections will be
conducted by mailed secret ballot.
Supervision of the elections will
be in charge of community cleo
ton boards, each composed OF
three farmers who are not now
ASC officers.
Il DIES IN BAY - Joseph E. Lloyd,
SO, Philadelphia, an agent for the
Texas Terminal Transport Com
pany, was fatally injured In Del
aware Bay off Lewes early last
Saturdy when he fell between the
tanker Sea Hawk and the pilot
boat tender Brandywine.
Members of the crew OF the
Brandywine pulled him from the
water. He was brought to the
Army dock at Fort Miles by the
Lewes Coast Guard where the
ILewes ambulance took him to Bee
be Hospital. He was dead on ar
rival. He suffered head injuries
lin the fall between the boats. 1t Is
thought he may have had heart
attack.
Lewes Police Commissioner John
NJ. Richardson says the man was
attempting to go aboard the tank
er with some engine replacements
parts for the Sea Hawk which had
become disabled at sea and had
returned to the breakwater for re-
: pairs.
CANCER EXAMINATIONS-The
State Board of Health offers free
: Cancer Detection Examinations 70
lalI women % years OF age ana
,, lover.
IL Cancer has been known to de-
| velop at any age, but the incl
dence occurs more frequently az
ter the age of 25. Most cancers
: can be cured if they are discovered
and treated early.
The State Board of Health as
sists with the discovery of early
cancer. When a suspicious con-
dition appears, the patient and her
doctor are notified so that what