Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

and oyster supper at the Nanti-
coke Community House on Satur-
day, April Is. starting at D. m.
Menu: Turkey, chicken. dump
lings. oysters, dressing, sweet po-
tatoes, creamed potatoes, turnip
greens, corn bread, cole slaw, lima
beans, Holls, butter, etc. Price
adults, $150; children 60c.
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.J0AANE HASTINGS ATTENDS
-Joanne Hastings OF the Dublin
Hill All Club is serving on State
Committee which met April z and
s with like committees from Mary
land, Ohio and West Virginia to
plan the Annual YM.W. Conference
held each fall at the West Virginia
State All Camp.
This conference is designed for
Young Men and Women and gives
them chance to acquaint them
selves with others their age and to
bring into discussion the problem
of that age group. Last years con-
ference was attended by some $50
people from the four states.
Delaware is responsible for the
programing of this years confer
ence.
HEAD INJURIES-A man top
ping large locust tree got ser
ious head injuries last Saturday
when the top section fell, knock
ing him from a ladder
Charles Krasts. 56, Lebanon.
was PARKWAY down the tree trunk
when struck. He had planned to
have the 15-foot long top section
fall with the wind but it fell
against the wind. Krasts was 16-
Is feet high when it fell
He was taken to Kent General
teer Fire Company ambulance and
later transferred to Delaware Hos
pital. Wilmington, for x-rays.
The accident happened in the
back yard of Elmars ]. Zemitis,
24S Bayard Avenue, Eastover Hills,
Dover.
BUILDING GUTTED-Fire gut
ted a two-story frame dwelling
four miles south of Bridgeville
recently. causing loss estimated
at SO 0,000
Bridgeville and Seaford volun-
teer firemen fought the flames
which wrecked the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Carter on
Route Is, a half mile of Route
13
Fire Chief F. Joseph Wiley of
Bridgeville, said exact cause of
the blaze was not known
Firemen were able to save some
of the furnishings but Chief Will
ley said the contents were dam
aged to the extent of about $4,000.
The property is owned by o. A.
Newton and Son.
MEETING At the last monthly
meeting of the Kent County Board
of Realtors held at the Dinner
| Bell Inn at Dover, Del, the fol-
lowing officers & Directors were
elected for a ! year term President:
Samuel Hoekstra, V. President:
Virginia Joy, Secretary Margie
Nicholson, Treasurer: Paul Zart-
man Directors: George Records,
Donald GLADDEN. ]. William Wells.
Members of the Kent County
Board of Realtors are part of the
National Association of Real Es-
tate Board. All members in good
standing are termed Realtors, and
are pledged to the National Code
of Ethics as adopted by the As
sociation.
MONEY WINS-Mrs. William r.
Money was elected president of
the Laurel League of Women Vo-
ters at her home last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. James Hopkins was elected
secretary ard Mrs. William ]. Hop
kins and Mrs. Edward Wiser, di-
rectors. for two year terms.
Officers whose terms continue
are Mrs. Clifford OFT, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Roscoe w. Radish, trea-
surer. and Mrs. Roland T. Lowe
and Mrs. H. Edwin Riggin, direc-
tors
Reports were given by Mrs.
James Hopkins, and Mrs. William
S. Womach, who also presented
the proposed budget for 1961-62.
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UN TRIP Registrations for the
United Nations trip are still being
received. Spaces are still avail
able and will be filled as checks
are received.
TIL trip to New York will irf-
clude the following: Tour of the
United Nations Building and at
tendance at a morning session; a
tour of Uptown and Downtown
Manhattan on Crossroads Sight
seeing Buses; Dinner hour (menu
to be chosen by individually; attend
Radio City Theatre in the even
ing (stage show and movie-we
think the Easter show will still
be onl. Cost-S15.00 per person
(fncludes everything except food.
Please take a box lunch Please
send checks payable to Mrs. JOS
eph McIlvaine, r. ID. 1. Lewes,
Delaware. Later more specific de-
tails will be sent to those regis
tered to go. Family and friends
may be invited to go with club
members.
HEARING A full house is antici-
pated at the annual fish and game
hearing to be held at 500 pm. in
the new State Board of Health
Building. next to the State Arm
ory), Dover. on Tuesday, April 25.
Rodney NJ. Layton. President of
the Game and Fish Commission.
will preside over what has deve-
lpnpd into a nnnular cnnrtcrnoufc