Milford chronicle., 1962-05-04

TURKEY, CHICKEN AND
DUMPLING SUPPER - McColley
Church VIII serve their annual
Spring supper with all the trim
mings at their community house
Saturday, May 5. Serving time,
pm.
RETIRES-H. Leland Brown dis
trict director of the Internal Rev.
enue Service has announced th g
retirement on April 80 of Daniel
Wagamon,, Jr.
Wagamon, who lives on Chest
nut Street, Milton, has been assoc
ciated with the Georgetown reven-
ue office for many years.
He was appointed deputy col
lector in 1888 and has been assign
ed to Sussex County for the entire
"a years.
When he was first appointed
there was no office in Georgetown
and he worked from his home in
Milton.
HEAVY FL0UNDER RUN
Heavy catches of founder in the
Indian Be area were reported re-
Gently by Capt. John B. Ayres of
Slaughter Beach.
Winter founder are little
smaller then the summer variety
and run Delaware coastal waters
until the end of May.
Ayres reported that small boats
have returned with catches of 125
fish or more with an average
weight of 11a to 215 pounds.
o Most of the successful catches
were made near buoy marker 90
with bloodWorms for bait, he said.
CONTRACTS AWARDED = The
Board of Trustees of Bridgeville
Consolidated School awarded t h
contract for eight classrooms o f
furniture to Brunswick-Balke-C
lander Co., Severna Park, Md, at
a special meeting Monday.
Contract price was $7,660.65 for
130 high school desk and chair
units, 25 bookkeeping tables, 225
stacking chairs, and lao elemen-
tary stacking desks.
Walter Orendorf, Bridgeville
electrician, was awarded the con-
tract for installation of clock and
buzzer systems in the original
building. He was low bidder at
$3,250. Work will begin immedia-
tely during after-school hours and
the project is scheduled for COM
pletion within 80 days.
Scott's Furniture Co., Bridgeyille
h as refurnished tn e teachers
rooms with wall-to-wall carpeting
and furniture at cost of $1,000.
PENSION INQUIRIES Because
of many recent inquiries, the fol-
lowing information is furnished for
the benefit of many widows draw
ing monetary benefits from TIL
Veterans Administration.
A widows income has no bearing
on her eligibility for dependency
and indemnity compensation pay
ments if her veteran husband died
of a condition attributable to SER
vice, Leon Fields, Manager of the
Wilmington Regional Office, said
today.
Dependecy and indemnity COM
pensation payments may be paid
the widow of veteran whose
death was the result of his service,
Mr.. Fields said, but her other in
come has no bearing on this pay
ment.
However, income limitations do
apply to VA death pension This is
an entirely different benefit which
may be paid she widow of a war
time veteran who died of a con-
ditiOn not attributable to service,
Mr.. Fields said.
CHEST X-RAY PROGRAM =
sponsored by the State Board of
Health and the Delaware Tubercul-
osis and Health Society, will con-
tinue the Kent County 1862 season
from May Sth thru May 18th. Com
munity, industrial and school To-
cations will be scheduled in this
area. Public locations are schedul-
ed as follows: Camden-Wyoming
Tuesday, May 8, Fire Hall, 1912
am. and 1-5 pm, Robert Wagner
Chairman; f elto n, Wednesday
May 8, Post Office 1855 pm,
Mrs. Margaret Kates, Chairman:
Harrington, Thursday May 10, Sill
co Store, 2-5 pm, and Friday, May
IL, Silco Store, 1-S pm, Mrs. Clyde
Tucker, Chairman; Milford, w d.
aesday, May 16, Fountains, Church
Aye, 1905 pm, Mr.. Frank -Foun-
tain is chairman. Thursday, May II.
10 am.-5 pm, and Friday, May Is,
1-8 pm, The Bridge, Mrs. j. S.
Willis, Chairman.
This service is for anyone Is
years of age and over, particularly
for those who have not been X
rayed for two years. Get your free
chest x-ray it only takes minute
no undressing necessary : no ap-
pointment needed.