Milford chronicle., 1962-09-21

CHICKEN UMPLING AND
CLAM FRITTER SUPPER - The
W.S.C-S. of Trinity M e t h o s
Church, Frederick, will hold
chicken dumpling and clam fritter
supper on Saturday November 10.
More details later.
TURKEY SUPPER-Oct. 20 Har-
ibeson Community Hall serving
$3.50 pm until finished. Mrs. Del
ema Carey, Ticket Chairman Tick
cts, $150, adults and SIS children,
sponsored by the WSCS OF Harbe-
son Church.
,FIREMEN'S SUPPER - A Fried
Oyster, Chicken Salad and Dump
ling Dinner including dessert will
be held at the FELTON, Fire
House on Saturday, October 13,
from $3.50 to 7:30 pm. Prices :
$1.75, adults 75c children.
CLAM BAKE = The Walter L.
Fox American Legion Post No.
of Dover, located ON Bay Road, is
having a Clam Bake with chicken
ON Saturday, Sept. 22nd, at 700
O'Clock, price $3.50 per couple,
dancing by Bob Wagner's orches-
ira. For reservations, call 734-7866
F., or 697-7439. Checks may be sent
to Box 665, Dover.
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SOYBEAN OPEN HOUSE-Corn
and soybean growers and other
interested persons should plan on
attending the tour at the Uni
versity of Delaware Substation on
Thursday, September Z, beginning
at 200 pm, according to Ed
Ralph, associate county agent.
| DR.. H. w. Crittenden will be on
hand to discuss his breeding and
development program where he is
testing for new and improved soy
bean lines of superior quality and
disease resistance
DR.. Richard Cole will show his
soybean and corn weed control
work as well as soybean variety
testing. Early maturing varieties
that have already been harvested
will be on display during the tour.
| AMATEUR RADIO CLUB-The
Kent County Amateur Radio Club
| of Dover, will start Morse Code and
Radio Theory classes for persons
| interested in amateur radio COM
munications. This well known hob
by has always attracted people of
all ages, who not only find pleas
ure in it, but who also render
great services to the community in
case of disasters and emergencies.
Registrations took place at p.
m., on Tuesday, September 18th at
the Clubs Headquarters located
in the Court House, The Green
Dover. A fee of $500 was charged
which will include the cost of the
Training Manual and a year mem
bership in the club. The classes
will run for ten consecutive Mon
days and will lead to the FEC ex-
amination for Novice license. They
will still take registrations on Mon
days the first to sessions.
| The club will run at the same
time advanced classes for those
Novices and Technicians that are
looking toward further advance
ment in the field.
HIGHWAY DEPT. PLANS FOR
WINTER - At recent staff
meeting of the State Highway De
| partment, the various division
heads were advised by William ].
| Miller, Jr. Director of Operations
| for the Department, to make
| preparations for the winter season.
Mr.. Miller said it was important
that all snow removal equipment
be examined and tested so that any
| reT iirs that were needed would be
| completed at this season SO
as to have the equipment ready
| for use when needed.
The stockpiling of sand and
| other materials that may be need
ed for use on slippery roads, was
| also reviewed and the Division
| Engineers were advised to start
early in placing this material at
points where it would be easily ac-
; cesSible.
Also reviewed was the type OF
weather during the winter in
which construction activ title s
would be permitted and also the
conditions under which the plac-
| ing of blacktop surfaces on the
highway could be halted.
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