Milford chronicle., 1961-02-10

Br1dReNllle Lions CLUB mas annOun-
ced that they will hold their 8th
Annual Minstrel this February 23rd
and Gath at the Sidney Theatre
Tickets are now on sale from any
member or may be bought from
William Wheatley, ED 7-7586 or
Addison Tatman, ED 1862. This
promises to be the best minstrel
yet as it will be composed of the
Best Of the Past s Years.
DEMOCRATS ELECT-Granville
Lowe has been elected president Of
the Western Sussex Democratic
Club. He succeeds Clarence J. Ey-
ans.
Other new officers include: An
drew C. L'Neai, vice president;
Frank Gallo. Jr., secretary, and Mr..
Evans, treasurer.
1t was decided to hold all meet
ings in the future in the Rigbie Ho-
tel in Laurel. instead of rotating
between Laurel, Blades and Laurel
every month. The next meeting will
be on February z7.
2O9o MORE TURKEYS - If tur-
key growers carry out their present
intentions, they will produce 80
million turkeys this year compared
to S2.3 million in 1860, an increase
of 20 per cent, according to Kent
County Agricultural Agent George
Vapaa.
He said a report from the u. s.
Department of Agriculture Crop
Reporting Board says the North At
lantic region is expected To in
crease production by IL per cent.
PRESS CONFERENCES y In
compliance with suggestions ieom
members of the Delaware Press,
Governor Elbert N. Carvel has an
nounced that regularly scheduled
press conferences will, in the fu-
ture, be held at his office in Legis-
lative Hall, Dover.
On such occasions, Governor Car
vel will make known his plans and
views on pending legislation and
other matters of interest to Della
wareans.
The first such press conference
has been scheduled for 900 a. m,
Wednesday, February 8, 1851, and
your attendance and participation
is invited
DEATH TRAPS = The Delaware
Safety Council has issued a warn
ing to all parents to beware of the
death traps in the form of the snow
igloos brother and sister have done
such fine job of building as a re-
suit of the last big snow storm that
brought such a wet easy-to-pack
snow
The Council warns that should a
cave-in occur with little ones in
side they can expect the same
tragic results that occur in earth
cave-ins- -suffocation comes fast 90
little ones.
So, Mother and Dad, if a snow
igioo is on or near your property.
destroy it Immediately. It's better
to be safe than sorry.
BROILER MARKETS - County
Agent George Vapaa reports that
during the first 8 months of 1860.
exports of processed poultry meat
ran about 25 per cent above 1859
to the six European Common Mar
ket Countries = Belgium. France.
Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and the
Netherlands.
Mr.. Vapaa says, according to a
Foreign Agricultural Service re-
port, the prospective market in
these countries is even more i'm
portant to the u. S. poultry indus
! try. Among the 166 million people
/ in these six countries, per capita
consumption of poultry meat pro-
duets in the year ending June 80,
1859, amounted to only S.4 pounds.
compared with about "a pounds in
this country.
TRAVEL FORUM - The second
of the Dover travel forum series
will be held Thursday, February 16,
in the Dover School auditorium at
1880 p. m. This will be a double at
traction as the film on South Amer
lea scheduled for January and post
poned because of the storm will be
shown. Color films of South Amer
lea and Bermuda will be shown the
| 10th.
Portrait of Bermuda" is the col
or film on Bermuda. Michael Foun-
tain from Hamilton, Bermuda. will
also be present to direct this por-
ton of the travel show.
The cruise to South America will
feature Brazil and stops will also
be made in Uruguay, Argentina, and
Trinidad Miss Lennie Melo. ex-
change student from Brazil to the
Dover High School, viii bring
greetings from her native land,
Beautiful souvenir menu covers
will be given all persons attending
the forum
This attraction is sponsored as a
public service by the Dover Board
of Education and is free TO every