Milford chronicle., 1963-10-18

which operates the water sys-
tenn. DR.. Murray said last week
that the equipment is anticipat-
ed to arrive In about month.
The Board Of Public Works en-
ployees will install the equip
ment under the supervision OF
Wallace & Therman Co. of Bell
Vile, N. j., makers of the
fluroidating rig. The chemical
itself will be introduced In the
towns water once the equip
ment is checked out, Murray
said.
A consulting engineer firm
called in by the board, peggec
the cost of this step about
$l,500. Cost of the fluoride Is
figured at about 81, $50 per year,
at As cents per person.
In st. PETERS Episcopal Church
of Lewes, Miss Sharon Lane
Hill Of Lewes, became the bride
of Mr.. A. Douglas Nelson, al
so of Lewes, October 10. The
nuptials at ll:00 am. were per-
formed by the rector, the Rev,
Frank L. Moon.
Miss Hill IS the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Hill Of
liz Washington Street. The
bridegroom IS the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton H. Nelson o.
Savannah Road.
The bride is a graduate Of
Lewes High School and Of South
ern Seminary Junior College,
Buena Vista, Virginia.
Mr.. Nelson was graduated
from Lewes High School anc
Eckels College of Mortuary
Science In Philadelphia.
Miss Carol Hill, sister of the
bride was maid of honor. MI
Nelson's best man was Mr.
Lewis Phillip of LeWeS.
After wedding trip, Mr..
Nelson will be associated with
his father in the funeral pro-
feSsion at Lewes.
"A handsome certificate re-
cognizing five years of service
to his community, has been a.
warded to Alfred A. Stango, own
er Of the Western Auto Asso-
citation Store in Lewes. The GER
tificate, framed for display ir
his store, has his name artiS-
tically lettered across the cen
ter. It was forwarded from
western Auto Supply Company's
general offices In Kansas City,
Mo-, and presented through the
firms division office which
serves this area.
Recognition of munity
service by local Western Auto
Associate store owners IS giver
by the company at five-year in
tervalS. The honor indicates the
dealer has completed a specified
period Of outstanding merchan-
dising service to his customers
and community.
On October %, at 500 pm.
at the Lewes School Cafeteria
the Zwaanendael Club of Lewe!
will sponsor their Harvest Gam,
Night. Bridge, pinochle, canasta
scrabble, even checker player.
are welcome. Mrs. Joseph Shee
han is chairman. Table prizes
door prizes and refreshments
Donation, 81.
The Bethel Cleaners Class 9
Bethel Methodist Church, Lewes
are holding a rummage sale 1
the Fellowship Hall from 7:3
am. to 500 p.m., October "a
and 25th.
There will be a "Trap an
Spec Shoot" sponsored by tn
Lewes Lions Club, on the Fran
Dickerson Shooting Range, Qua
kertown, at Loo p.m., Oct. q
The Chesapeake Girl Scot
Council is conducting its annus
campaign In the Lewes are:
asking adults to help finance II
program of constructive activi
ties for all girls from seve
through seventeen years of ag,
Lewes chairman Is Charlie
H. Mason; Special gifts chair
man, Mrs. Joseph Lafetra Maj
shall; General chairman, Mr.
Janice j. Mason; and Audito
Mr.. Raymond Riniker, Farmer
Bank of the state of Delawar
Lewes Girl Scout Group has
Scouters.
Over 400 parents and teacher
gathered at Lewes School fl
the October meeting of the Lewt
PTA this week and participate
in the initial meeting Of tn
school year.
At the business meeting col
Quoted by the president, Mr.
F. Terry Carmine, approval W;
given for the purchase of spo
light for the main auditoriu
and a Jungle Gym type of set f
the playground, as recommend