Milford chronicle., 1963-07-19


July %: Lewes, Health Unit,
ITO West 3rd Street. Call 645-
1929 for appointments.
July 25: Milford, Health Unit,
Shore Theater Building. Call
422-4985 for appointments.
July 26: Bridgeville, Health
Unit, 10 Market Street. c all
337-3551 for appointments.
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TAXPAYERS For Federal
taxpayers In Delaware July 81 Is
more than the last day of a
month.
For employers 1t Is the dead
line for reporting and paying
over income taxes withheld and
social security taxes on en-
ployees' wages during the three
months ended June 80, 1868.
For persons who have coll
lected excise taxes during the
June so quarter, 1t Is the due
date for filing a return and pay
ing over threse collections.
Finally, 1t is the deadline for
filing return on Form 942
and paying over social security
taxes due on wages of household
EMPLOYEES who received more
than $50 for the months of April
May, and June.
H. L. Brown district director
Of Internal Revenue, emphasized
that all Of these taxes except the
employers portion of the social
security tax, represent amounts S
actually held In trust for the
United States government, and
that no valid excuse IS possible
for any failure to pay them In
full when due.
'MANCUS GROUP The "Sel-
Con" Self Conf1dence) Chapter
of the Mancus Foundation of low
er Sussex County will conduct an
ice cream and cake festival on
the lawn of Our Lady OF Lourdes
Church, Seaford on Saturday, July
9th from 4 to 8 pm.
On sale will be home made ice
cream, cake, cookies, pies and
fresh lemonade. Also hot dogs and
Soft drinks.
There will be mechanical and
pony rides for children.
Proceeds from the affair Will
be used to help purchase a spe-
cial built bus for transportation
Of the handicapped.
In case of rain 1t will be held
In the Church Hall of the Church.
David Webb, Jr., 629-4944 is in
charge OF ice cream and Mrs.
Marie Hearn, 629-S45o In charge
of cakes and pies. Anyone wish,
Ing to donate tow ard either may
call them.
OLD FDDLERS' PICNIC Or
Saturday, Aug. 3rd, there will be
held at Lenape Park on the his
toric Brandywine, some four
miles from West Chester, Pa,
and fifteen miles north Of Will
mington, Delaware, the 33rd An
nual Old Fiddlers' Picnic which
IS largely attended by many per-
sons from a number of states.
This old fashioned froltc lasts
from ten in the morning until
midnight. a
All fiddlers, musicians, sing
ers and dancers. old and young,
are cordially invited to take
part. Warren Mercer Of Corner
Ketch and Christian Sanderson
Of Chadds Ford will serve as
Chairmen OF the day. There will
be dancing afternoon and eve
ming. e.y
Mrs. Daisy Kelly of Coates
willie is Secretary Of the Lenape
Old Fiddlers' Association.
A number of outstanding mu-
steal performers, including
Jehile B. Kirkhuff, the famous
blind fiddler of Montrose, will
be present.
!. QUEEN CONTEST : Mrs. e.
Fred Sites, Kent County Farm
Bureau Women's Chairman, has
announced that a Queen Contest
will be held in conjunction with
the Annual County Farm Bureau
picnic.
This dual outing will be held
at the Petersburg Conservation
and Recreation Center on Satur-
day, August "a, 1868, at 1880
am. All members are asked
to bring a covered dish and the
meat and dessert will be
furni shed.
FOlIOWlng the meals there Will
be recreational activities for
children Of all ages, including:
softb all, trapshooting bag
races, tug of-war, etc.
The highlight Of the affair will
be the selection of the Kent
County Farm Bure4l Queen.
Daughters of Farm bureau
members, age sixteen through
eighteen, are eligible. All in
terested contestants are urged
to contact Mrs. Fred Sites,
Mrs. Gladys Mack, or the state
office: in Dover not later than
July 81, 1868. All who enter Will
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