Milford chronicle., 1963-08-16

GOV. Ebert N. Carvel Tuesday
reappointed two members of the
Delaware Commission on Shell
Fisheries to new three-year
terms. Named again were Otis
H. Smith, Lewes Republican, and
Walter j. Lehman, a Democrat
from Dewey Beach.
The Governor also reappoint-
ed j. Oliver Evans of Bethany
Beach and a Republican, to the
State Welfare Home and Hos
pita1 for the Chronica1ly Ill al
Smyrna. It Is a four-year term.
Wilbur S. ShocNey, Millsboro
Democrat, was named to the
Delaware Geological Commits
sion to replace John R. Kitchens
Of Georgetown. The term is al
the pleasure Of the governor.
Finally, Mrs. Mae Hall Nc
Cabe, Of Reffoboth, was named te
the Delaware Real Estate Com
mission for three years, rep1ac-
ing Harvey G. Marvel of Milford.
None of the appointments re-
quire action by the Senate.
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KIWANIS AUCTION The an
nual welfare auction, held an
naully on the Boardwalk here by
the Nwants Club of Rehoboth
Beach, will take place for the
fifteenth year Sunday (Aug. 18'
starting at 1880 pm. In case OF
inclement weather 1t will be post
poned until the same time the
following Sunday.
Long since a fixture of the
summer season at Delaware's
chief ocean resort, this annual
sale Is the source Of funds for
a broad welfare program in east
ern Sussex County. It enables
the Kiwanis Club to supply med
tcal and dental care for INDECENT
children, support and sponsor a
Boy Scout troop, maintain a sup
ply of hospital beds, crutches and
wheelchairs for loan without
charge In the community, supply
school lunches, scholarship aio
and Christmas gifts for children
of needy families, and aid for
mentally retarded children.
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EMERGENCY BROADCAST -
The once familiar Conelrad radio
frequencies, $40 and 1240 kilo-
cycles, will no longer be the
emergency or disaster numbers
on your radio dial. The Federal
Communications Com m 1 S sion
has announced, effective August
5th, the institution Of the Emer-
gency Broadcast System (EBS,
for radio transmission of dis
aster messages to the public.
Designated radio stations will
remain on their regular fire.
quency during an emergency,
whether warcaused or natura-
disasters, at normal operating
power tobroadcast national, stat.
and local infor nation as request
ed by the governments. ALI other
stations not SO designated will
go off the air.
TENT MEETINGS IN LEWES =
There are interdenominationa1
tent meetings each night at 7:45
Monday through Saturday and 2:45
on Sunday In Lewes on the Savan-
nah Road across from the Army
Reserve Center. These meetings
are now In progress and will
close on August 25th.
Evangelist Ralph Andrews
from Greenvtlle, Sc, invites
you to attend. Evangelist An
drews Is fundamental and be-
lieves In preaching the Old Time
Gospel In the Old Fashioned way.
There Is special singing each
night by the different chur rches
and directed by Johnny Mincy,
a native of Lewes and a student
at Bob Jones University.
There have been several de-
cisions already made for Christ
and Evangelist Andrews says he
expects many more because the
Christians are working together.
He invites you to attend these
meetings.
USE STATE PRODUCTS Ths
Diamond State Telephone Com
pany and its supplier, Western
Electric paid some $2,927 ,88s fol
Delaware products and service,
during 1862, reports Myrddyr
Evans, general manager of the
telephone company.
These purchases were made II
some SO Delaware communitie,
from 861 suppliers.
In the Wilmington area, the
telephone company spent $751;
467 and Western Electric paie
out 81 ,518,188.
Downstate, the purchases a.
mounted to $462, 900 by the tele-
phone company and $3.50 b.
Western Electric.
Evans pointed out that during
1862, his company paid $685.
$50 as public telephone commits
sions to people In the state
This Is a sizeabIe contrfbu-
tion to Delaware's growing econ
omy, Evans added, and 1t is II
addition to $s, sos, 900 payroll O
the Diamond State Te1ephon,
Company in 1862.
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WESLEY BUSINESS MANA
GER william r. NJ. Osborne
formerly Of Greenville, Pa, has
been named business manager O
WaSlav CoIIore Dovor Tel Nr