Milford chronicle., 1961-11-10

AsAI " AsD HUI CdtuIluA ~
own Buddy Deane', will be spon-
sored by the Pennington Ladies
Auxiliary on Saturday, November
II, from 8 p. m. to II p. m. In the
Pennington Fire Hall. Dance con-
tests, prizes, and refreshments.
Let's go to the hop!
SUPPER At Magnolia. Ham,
chicken salad, dumplings, turnips.
candied sweet potatoes, lima beans.
jelly, relish, coffee, tea, butter.
rolls, dessert-ice cream (table
serving) at Magnolia Fire Hall.
on Saturday, November II, 4-7:3O
P. M. Outgoing suppers also.
Sponsored by the w. s. C. s. and
M. Y. A. F. for benefit Of the Mag
nOlia Methodist Church. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
SUPPER The annual Chicken
and Dumping Oyster Supper, with
hot sweet potato biscuits will be
held at the Nanticoke Community
House, on Georgetown-Bridgeville
Rd., Saturday afternoon, Novem-
ber Is, starting at P. M. Every
one plenty Of room.
Committee for arrangements are
Mrs. Henry l. Short, ST., Mrs. Ma
bel Lambden, Mrs. George Carmean,
and Mrs. Roy Layton.
MOVING OFFICE - The State.
Forestry Department this week
announced that the Office space it
has occupied in the Poultry De-
partment building of the State
Board of Agriculture for the past
16 years has been allocated by
State Building Custodian, James
Wood to the State Board of Agri-
culture as of November Is. Ac-
cordingly, the State Forestry De-
partment will move it's Offices to
the Parke Building, 317 South
State Street in Dover. The target
date for moving is November 10.
FIRE RECORDER REPORTS
The October fire report for the
Carlisle Fire Company, Inc, OF
Milford, has been submitted by
Fire Recorder John G. Jester as
follows:
Number of alarms, 4; Nos. "a
to 81, inclusive: city alarms, 3:
rural alarms, 1. Types: Stoves, 3;
auto, 1. Hose used: so feet, one
inch. Distance travelled: II miles.
Time in service, / hour Pumping
time, 10 hours. Attendance: 90
men in service, 26 man hours in
service, 25 average attendance at
each alarm. Loss: Total loss, $40;
city loss, $40.
Ambulance report: Total trips,
30: total men in service, So; total
hours in service, 81; total man
hours in service, "a; total miles
travelled, 675.
SAFETY SHIELDS = In this
busy fall season, it's smart to play
it safe by putting safety shields
in place. ALI power take-offs and
other moving parts of farm ma
chinery should be shielded.
The stakes are too high for you
to gamble on machinery without
guards, says Ed Ralph, Sussex
associate County agent. II you
lose, it's too late to be sorry.
Get standard power take-off hit
ches and shields from your farm
equipment dealer. But even the
best shield will not protect you il
you don't put it on.
Some manufacturers are putting
on nonmovable power take-Off
shields to help protect operators
against negligence. You can open
these shields for servicing or in
spection.
Remember, it's hard to farm with
just one hand.
NOMINATIONS = Tuesday, Nov
ember IA is the deadline for NOM
mating candidates for the annual
Soil Conservation District Board
of Supervisors election.
Three requirements that cand1-
dates must meet are:
/. Be a Sussex County farm Op-
orator or landowner.
2. Receive the written endorse
ment of ten other landowners or
farm operators in the county and
present this endorsement to the
Sussex County Soil Conservation
District office, Georgetown, by
Nov. IA, 1861.
3. Reside in the Northwest sec
ton of the county (That area of
the county west of Route 11S and
north of a line extending along
Route % from Georgetown to
Laurel and thence along Route a
to the Maryland line.
Earl E. White, Bridgeville. Is
the present supervisor whose term
expires December 81 Mr.. White
was re-nominated by the Board IS
a candidate for the election. This
procedure is in keeping with the
rules as presented by the Stale
Soil Conservation Commission In
conducting the annual election OF
a supervisor.