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afll If on 311 On Own Responsibility Md. Allows Churches JOURNAL i Peninsula Cecil Group Landfill 6: Soap Box Derby Site? Henry Says It Could Be, Someday From the Sussex Bureau To Continue Suppers JL JL Truck Driver Class Enrollim; GEORGETOWN Registrations for the second truck driver training course at Delaware Technical and community College, southern branch, are being taken now. The six-week course begins Feb. 14 at the college training facility near the Sussex County Airport. Tuition is $325 for Delaware residents and $425 for nonresidents.

The course includes class room instruction, field work, and road and city driving. Additional inforrriation imay be had by contacting the college's Office of Student Services. Halt Rules churches throughout the county asking what they were doing to comply with sanitation rules that apply to public eating and drinking establishments. The letter, from the county health department, was a result of complaints some from restaurant owners charging the health department was discriminating in favor of churches and civic organizations by allowing the suppers to be served without proper facilities. From the Newark Bureau ELKTON, popular church suppers in Cecil County will be allowed to continue.

The suppers may continue as long as the churches assume "full legal responsibility for any inconvenience or costs resulting from a food-borne epidemic," according to a recent memorandum from John R. Meadows, chief of the state Division of Food Control. A furor arose last May when a letter of inquiry was sent to Contract Expired Sues to Trailer From the Newark Bureau ELKTQN, Cecil County Mobile Home Associa tion has filed a suit In Circuit Court against the county commissioners, asking for review and injunctive relief from recent amendments to the county zoning ordinance. The amendments referred to in the suit include construction trailer permits. That amendment requires an applicant to post a bond in the amount of $500, which would be returned if the construction project is completed within the specified two-year limit of the permit.

Trash Pickups Illegal in Kent? buy- VmJm-si sell- rem- High Court May Decide Kent Re-election Issue 'Evening Journal' February 3, 1972 Milford- Snubs Trailers Mayor Foresees Ghetto in 10 Years From the Dover Bureau MILFORD The mayor and a Milford councilman made it clear last night they want no part of mobile homes in the city, but several members of the Milford Planning Commission said the trailers should be allowed in strictly controlled locations. The disagreement came dur-ing a meeting of the Planning Commission and City Council, called to discuss the city's zoning ordinance. COUNCILMAN Richard M. Johnson said that no matter how strict the controls are, they wont be strict enough to suit him. Mayor Logan G'rier agreed, saying that trailer parks deteriorate over a period of eight to 10 years -until they are no longer desirable.

He warned that, after a while the city would have a ghetto on its hands, a place with "people on welfare, no jobs (and) a place that could cause the police a lot of trouble." City ordinances make no provisions for mobile homes. The new ordinance would allow them on a minimum of 10 acres of land with no more than six trailers per acre. HEAVY shrubbery would be required around the site to shield it from the surrounding neighborhood. Clayton Kirby, planning commission member, said trailers are necessary for those who can't afford other housing. He said the council has talked about industrial growth and asked, "Where will the people live when they get here?" He added that Milford already has a low-income group, and always will.

"They've got to live somewhere," he said. Boggs Urges Sewer Course From the Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Stn. J. Caleb Boggs, has urged the Environmental Protection Agency not to let budget re straints cancel its program for training sewage treatment plant operators at Delaware State College. He wrote EPA Administrator William D.

Ruckelshaiis that the agency's tentative plan to replace the college course with an on-the-job training program should be dropped or both types of training should be used. Maryland and four other states have dual training programs supported by the EPA, he noted. 14 Wilmington, Del. -sa nam The churches maintained that many small churches use the suppers to raise money" and that without that income some would have to close. The recent memo defines "church covered-dish suppers" as "one where the food is prepared in the home of members and served to members of the congregation, usually small groups." A county health official said the memo in no way exempts churches engaged in food service involving the general public from meeting the requirements governing eating and drinking establishments.

Dover Area 734-7577 Georgetown Area 856-7371 Col Ttdvy Li Ceil Ceatrect Kiti Dtvtf Office: 20 I. Divisiai St. Boats I Accessories MERCURY OUT BOARDS STAR-CRAFT AND SMOKER BOATS AND CANOES TEENEE TRAILERS MANY MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM VINYARD SHIP BUILDING CO. MILFORD. MERCURY SNOW MOBILES Glasspar, Sidewinder jets 25 ft Scottie Craft w-fly bridge WEATHERLY YACHT -0.

41 E. Commerce 1 i LARGE DISCOUNTS I WINTER SALE I TAYLOR MARINE i mi. i. Milfsri Hy. 14 1 Diy; 422-1177 Em 3)1 8841 Dhi l.ttli Sm a lit I '1 Heli Wanted QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER No 1 pickli wanli you! company In America We are looking for an Individual with a background in Chemistry and Bioloay.

Laboratory exp. and a knowledge of Food Technology would be helpful. Send resume with full particulars and salary requirements, In confidence to: VLASIC FOODS, INC. Box 625, Millsboro, Del. 19966 Campers Travel Trailers TRAVEL TRAILERS MOTOR HOMES PICK.UP CAMPERS i COVERS Winnebaao, Fan, Monitor, Scottie.

Shasta, Prowler Frolic. LUND TRAILER SALES Dover, Del. 5 mi S. on dual Hwy 13 1-302-697-7341 Motor Homes, Travel 4 Camping Trailers, Pick Un-Coachlt and Tops, New and Used WILSON COACHES 2533 S. STATE EXT.

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Rags and Carpets AIR BASE CARPET (2) STORES 1136 S. du Pont Dover CAR ROLL'S CORNER SVWPLE hOUSE RUGS FEBRUARY CLEARANCE! $10 up ALL SIZES ALL COLORS DOVER, DEL. Ph. 678-09 0 Open Daily 9 to 5, Frl. I SUN.

10 to SOMETHING wonderful happens when you buy a better car and you'll find the "better car" for your family In the wide selection offered M-wW sV YkP? vrsa 1 Otherwise the applicant forfeits the bond. Declaring action of the commissioners in passing the amendments "was illegal discriminatory and not made in accordance with provisions to amend the zoning code in Cecil County," the suit asks the court to amend the amendments "to delete the provision for a bond and to prevent collection of such bond." Code complainants in the suit are Elmo Earleywine, president of the association, and Curtis S. Rasnake, acting secretary. A date has not been sefto hear the case. has given only tentative agreement to the series of questions to be put to the justices.

Before final agreement, the questions must be received by the lower court. IF the high court does consider the case, Terry said, it will, in effect, be advising the Chancery Court when the matter comes to a hearing. It could also eliminate time-consuming appeals if one side disagrees with the lower court decision. Terry would not' say that what the justices will be asked to. consider, but other sources said that one of the questions will ask whether the three Levy Court Commissioners can remain in the county body in an aUa'rge capacity, The commissioners involved are Levy Court President Joshua M.

Twilley, James B. Mcllvaine and William Pas-, key Jr. Late last year, they filed a suit against the state attorney general's office and the state's election machinery to force the re-election issue into the courts. THE attorney general's office, in turn filed a countersuit. No date has been set by Chancery Court to hear either suit.

Both suits were promopted by the General Assembly's reapportionment of Kent County's representative district last year. Levy Court districts, by law, are drawn along the same lines as the representative dis- tricts. When the representative lines were changed, the attorney general ruled that each of the three commissioners now has a substantial con stituency which had no say in his election. DSC Dean Caldwell Founder Day Sneaker DOVER Dr. M.

Milford Caldwell, academic dean of Delaware State College, will be the featured speaker for the college's 81st Founder's Day Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Martin Luther King Student Center. The public is invited free of From the Dover Bureau DOVER If Chancery Court allows it, the state Supreme Court may decide next week whether three Kent Count Levy Court commissioners have to run for re-election this year. The court would be asked to determine if the 1970 statewide reapportionment shortens the four-year terms of the three commissioners elected in 1971. UNDER an agreement between Levy Court attorney N.

Maxson Terry Jr. and Deputy Arty, Gen. Kent Walker, the high courTwill be asked to consider the case before. it gets to the Court of Chancery. But, Chancery Court must agree to have the question put to the Supreme Court.

So far, Terry said, Chancery Court Indian River Schools, r- to FRANKFORD A citizens' advisory committee has been formed to act as a liaison between citizens and the Indian River School District. The 16-member lay committee's first task will be to study the district's present curriculum and recommend programs that relate, to student needs. 1 Jt GEORGETOWN It may take 20 years, but someday Landfill No. 6, 110 acres of county-owned land near Omar, may be the siate of the Sussex County "soap box" races. County Engineer William C.

Henry told county commissioners on Tuesday he is proceeding with "mounding" at the landfill's high water tables. Reluctance by the state Division Environmental Control to approve an open-pit incinerator at the site prompt- ed the move, he said. By trucking dirt to the landfill or digging pits at the site, trash and garbage can be used to fill ground level, instead of the conventional burial of solid wastes in deep trenches. Henry said the site, eventually, would be ideal for a "soap box" track because of the grading needed td accomplish the mounding at Omar. Council President Richard L.

Timmons said council is considering excavating several large pits at the Omar site that could eventually be man-made ponds. These, he said, might eventually be stocked with fish or used for public swimming. Sussex now has no county parks system, although there are several state parks in the area. Henry said the site is not large enough for a golf course, but could certainly become a small park with bridle paths and other recreational offerings. He said it is almost impossible to tell how long the Omar site will last in a mounding operation, but it could be 20 years before such a recreational facility is possible.

The council has said it has no immediate plans for get- tine into the park business. Henry said he will ask the state Division of Parks for information on how to best use the Omar site for recreation. Returning to more mundane matters, Henry told the council thef mounding operation will temporarily bost between 10 and 15 per cent more per month than conventional means of disposal. The county now spends about $2,300 a month for solid waste disposal. Fischer Hunts for Chess Site REYKJAVIK, Iceland -American chess champion Bobby Fischer flew to Reykjavik today to discuss Iceland's bid to be the site of his world chess title contest with Soviet champion Boris Spassky.

Fischer was accompanied by Edmondsson, chairman of the U.S. Chess Federation. 1 Iceland is Spassky's first choice, while Fischer favors Belgrade because it has 'offered the biggest purse, $152,033. Iceland's bid was $125,003, but it has since offered the contestants a share of the television and movie revenue, and this is believed to push the bid to The match is to start before July 1. Fischer and Edmondsson came from Amsterdam.

Chess sources there said the latter would go next to Moscow and try to reach an agreement with Spassky. The International Chess Federation has given the two players until Feb. 10 to cheese a city. Md. Man Held In JIartly Holdup From the Dover Bureau A It -A 21-year-old Chestertown, man, has been arrested in connection with the robbery Monday of Al's Liquor Store near Hartly.

Terry E. Fenwick is being held in the Kent County, jail awaiting a hearing on extradition to Delaware. He is charged with robbery and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. According to state police, Fenwick- allegedly robbed Miss Jo Ann Bernier, a clerk in the store, of her purse and then took about $80 from the store's cash register. Police said Fenwick was carrying a small handgun.

Big rocess BIG WELLS, Tex. (AP) -A plant designed to process 9 million cubic feet of gas daily has been put into operation at a site 2 miles south of here in the Big Wells Field: GMrgtttwH Office: II N. Reilreae1 Ave. Jeweler WATCH, JEWELRY and SILVER REPAIR Mrvice at Kelson J.Forney Jeweler 13 Leeckcrman St. 734-3425 DOVER 7ti (state Salt EASTERN SHORE MARYLAND FARM ESTATE 165 acres best tillable soil.

21 acres lovely woods, one act deep pond, one 3 acre pond. Total 202 acres. Lovelyi restored Circa 1700 brick home. Farm buildinqs. Corner farm.

Long road frontage. Lovely trees I. shrubs. Very best location. Asking owner wiH accept 2' per cent-r-nold 7V per -cent mortgage.

We invite your inspection. J. WILBUR STAFFORD, Realtor Sudlersville, Md. 301 -438-3904 NATIONAL ENTERPRISES, INC. HOMES LOTS Dover 734-9535 FHA AVAILABLE MODULAR HOMES HOMESITES.

CONTACT? HOME SALES. US 113, Millsboro, Del. 934-1553 934-8934, 854-2957. WILKINS REALTY CO. 734-4486 335-5401 TREMENDOlfS VALUE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO DUPLICATE! Just north of Felton, N8 lane of US 13, 16.66 acres with 1167.97' of rd.

front 913.21 ft. on side rd. Planning board favors for oeneral business. RESIDENCE NUMBERS F. WILKINS 335-5392 L.

WILKINS 335-5733 R. Belcher 389-3024 J. Scarborough 422-9557 R. Handy 629-8111 Restaurants FOR the finest in Chinese Cuisine Steaks, Choos, Seafood 8, Sandwiches. CHINA GARDEN RESTAURANT Blue Hen Mall, Dover, Del.

Daily Luncheon Specials. Cocktails meals served daily 11:30 am to 10 PM Banquet Party Reservations. Tske out: FrEe Bds! -h) honest people, IF you have found a lost article, rat, watch or any item anil would like to t'ind the mtner, the Papers will run your advertisement free, of rharfje. It's quirk and easy just dial l734-7577, our direr! ad taker line. We like to help Honest People.

Another 1'ummuHtly Srrrirr ttf Thn EVININCjiJjfOURNni. and Zbt iflflrnittg Ntwa Individuals Want Ads 1, 1971 and ended Dec. 31, was for picking up and dumping five huge trash containers located at two collection stations it a cost of about $50 per pickup. Wildcat won the contract in late 1970. The cost of picking up the 40 cubic yard containers, according to the county comptroller's office, is between $1,700 and $2,400 per month depending on the number of pickups made.

During December, Wildcat made 38 pickups and billed the county $1,900. Kent County's bidding law stipulates that an item or service costing more than $630 must go out on a public bid. Yesterday, County Engineer Walter L. Fritz Jr. said that Wildcat had continued through January "on a month-to-month" basis pending word from the Levy Court on wneth-er he could purchase county equipment to do the same job.

He added, however, that "since there has been a question raised about the contract" he would immediately advertise the rebid on the service. County Comptroller A. Richard Barros said yesterday that Wildcat's January business with the county might constitute a violation of the bidding law. He said he would not commit himself on the matter, however, until he had seen the original contract and a January billing from Wildcat. Pearl Bailey Gets Heart Awirr "Cell 1i.Wdril WASHINGTON WV-Presi dent Nixon has presented the "Heart of the Year" award to Pearl Bailey, one of the first family's favorite singers.

"She has a big heart it is a great heart," Nixon said in presenting the award, given annually to an American who has achieved career success despite a history of heart disease. Miss Bailey suffers from coronary insufficiency, resulting from the heart's inability to maintain adequate circulation. At the same time he presented the award in a White House ceremony yesterday, Nixon issued a proclamation urging Americans to contribute during February, American Heart Month, to help overcome cardiovascular diseases, which Nixon called "our nation's most pressing health problem." About That Income PHILADELPHIA The Philadelphia Bicentennial Corp. has estimated that the 1976 national celebration here will cost federal and local governments between $123 and $150 million. Theaters Dvkt Bnb Newhart In normul form.

GA. "Bananas." 1:50. Some great one-liners, sight gaqs a scenes are not enough to relieve dullness in Woody Allen's story about Latin revolution. M. KENT DRIVE-IN, Dover Show at 7:30.

"1,000 Convict? and a Woman." N. "House of 1,000 Dolls." N. LAYTON, Seaford "Lady and the Tramp," I. (See Capitol fnr rating.) LEWES "All Abuut Sex of All 7:15, 9:15. N.

MIDWAY PALACE Rehoboth Beach and the Tramp," 7, 9. iSee Capitol for rating.) MIDWAY PALACE II. Reho'-o'h Beh "The Go-Between," 7:15, 9:15. Splend portrayal of a srr et love affair with enough class to merit being called a film. M.

SUSSEX WEST DRIVE IN, Laurel "The Cross and the Switchblade," 7:30. Religion conquers street gangs in this well arted church-group soectac-ular. GA. "True Grit," 9:15. A western that dos the br-ed and John Wayne proud and won Wayne his first Osclr.

M. From the Dover Bureau DOVER For more than a month, Dover's Wildcat Landfill Corp. has been collecting Kent County's containerized garbage under an expired contract, it was learned yesterday. The which contract with Wildcat, became effective Jan. Sewer Vote Rejected For Blades BLADES Plans for a sewer service referendum in Blades have been dropped by Sussex County Engineer William C.

Henry. Henry's office compiled figures on a separate sewer service for the town and found the average yearly cost for a lot 50 feet wide would we $97. The figure was based on state participation of one-third Henry said. "But now that the attorney general has ruled that the state's part cannot be more then 25 per cent, we've had to change that $97 to $112," he said. "I feel there is little chance of a referendum approval of this new figure," Henry said yesterday.

Blades and Nanitcoke Acres separate water and sewer issues last May, but Blades residents asked the Sussex County Council toes- rahlish a rfictrt i laDiisn a for them. House Unit Approves Fund for Amtrak WASHINGTON (UPI) A House commerce subcommittee has approved legislation that would authorize $173 million to run the National Railroad Passenger called Amtrak, through June 30, 1973. $147.5 million would be for capital improvements and to assist in the development and operation of international rail passenger service between the United States, Canada and Mexico. Flameout Forces Bailout; Pilot Killed BANGKOK 3V-Maj. Charles H.

Stone of Richardson, was killed in the crash of an F105 jet shortly after taking off yesterday from Korat Air Base 50 miles northeast of Bangkok, the U.S. Embassy announced. Stone and his radar officer CjCCtCu frOii) tii jot iS it lust power. The radar officer was only' slightly injured. He was not identified.

Peninsula As a guide to movleqoiri, particularly parents, News-Journal reviewers provide cansult opinions, ftatun times and ratings. A -Adults only. -Children. OA General audience. Mature young people and adults.

-r- Net reviewed or rated. CAPITOL, Dover "Lady and the 7, 9. Peggy Lee's voice and some animals th humi-fi mark this 1955 Wall Disney animated puppy lovt story. C. DELMAR DRIVE-IN, Delmar Show at 7:30.

"Play Misty For Me." Flee ing suspense only plus in disc lockey Clint Eastwood's first directorial elfort. M. "Two-Lane Blacktop." A surprisingly moving glimpse at the lifestyle of ear freaks and modern gypsies ster James Taylor and Dennis Wilson, Ihe rock stars, In perfect harmony, M. DIAMOND STATE, Felton "Danish and ue," 7. N.

"Code Name Rawhide," :30. N. DOVER CINEMA "Cold Turkey," 7. Harmless sight qags about massiva nicotint withdrawal, with Dick Van r16 davs vk 2-4-1 Two Lines Four Days $1.00 Dollar I Private Individuals Only. Allow 5 words per line.

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