Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-19
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware


All SHORT COURSE-The an
nual All Short Course will be
held on the campus of the Univer-
sity of Delaware in Newark on
June 1921.
Members who are IA or over are
eligible to attend. Registrations
should be sent to the All Agents
Office by June z, Mr.. Pinnell says.
All Short Course is an annual
opportunity for boys and girls to
meet many other boys and girls
who have similar interests. Lots
of fun is planned as well as dis
cussion of timely subjects and So
cial topics.
STAFFORD MAY MART - The
Annual May Mart and Second An
nual Horse Show will be held on
Saturday, May 20, starting at $3.50
a. m. The event will again be held
on the Tull Farm, back of the Ny
Ion Capitol Shopping Center, Sea-
ford. There will be parking on
the grounds and no admission
charge. The women of the Nanti-
coke Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
invite you to attend this gala af-
fair.
Luncheon Booths, Ice Cream,
Handicrafts, Balloons, Plants, Cut
Flowers, Novelties from the Hos
pitality Shop, A Country Store,
Baked Goods, and the Caledonia
Booth, Pony Rides for the children
The Nanticoke Horse Show-Fun
for the Whole Family!
NEW CLUB ORGANIZED = A
new club in Frankford-Ocean View
met for its first meeting at the
home of Mrs. Frank Phillips on
May s. Mrs. Robert H. Jones.
leader of the club, and Mr.. Pinnell,
All Agent, discussed the projects
each club member may carry and
talked about the duties of an Off
Ger.
Each of the boys and girls had
chance to examine the project
books in deciding which project
he or she would carry.
Seven of the parents and some
Is boys and girls attended this
first meeting. Officers of the new
club will be elected at the next
regular meeting scheduled for
June 81 at the home of Mrs. James
Murray.
PIGS ON THE WAY - Forty
eight Delaware Alters are care
fully feeding SO pigs, two apiece.
for competition in this years Al
feeder pig roundup at the Kent
Sussex Fair, July Is.
Sussex County All Agent VIII
liam Pinnell says a Grand Cham
pion and a Reserve Champion will
be selected at the fair and the anil
mails will be auctioned following
the showing and judging.
Nineteen Sussex County All
boys and girls with their 3S pigs
are enrolled in this years round
up.
This is the fourth year of the
program, sponsored by the Della
ware Swine Producers Association
and the Delaware Agricultural Elk
tension Service, according to Pin
nell.
The program trains All menu
bers in the principles and prae-
tice of swine production includ-
ing the selection, care, feeding,
MANAGEMENT, fitting, showing and
marketing of feeder pigs, Mr.. Pin
nell said.
LICENSES REVOKED = A to-
tai of SO motorists had their IL
censes revoked during the month
of March, according to a report
prepared by the Motor Vehicle
Department which showed that so
of the revocations were for drunk
en- driving, two for leaving the
scene of a personal injury acct
dent and one for making a false
statement.
OF the revocations, As were Del
aware motorists convicted in this
state, 80 were out of state motor
lists Will 5 Delaware motorists
were convicted of drunken driving
in other states IS of the motor
lists while Delaware motorists
On the drunken driving convic-
tions. SO were first offenders, 10
were convicted for the second time
and one for the fourth time. In
addition IL motorists had their
period of revocation extended for
driving while their license was re-
voked.
The age group of 26 to 36 years
lead the list of revocations with
rs, while the 81 to 45 age group
was a close second with %. There
were two revocations in the Is to
10 year group, c in the 20 to %
year group. ii in the IS to 50 year
groun 5 in the Sc to SIS age group