Milford chronicle., 1957-05-17

TO ADDRESS CLUB - Mrs. LII
liam I. Martin, Milford, executive
director of the State Budget Com
mission will address members or
the Sussex County Women's Re
publican Club in the high schooi
building in Milton on Wednesday,
May %, at p. m.
Mrs. Herbert Calhoun, pagsboros
president of the county club, VIII
preside.
WINS AGAIN - Deborah Wynne
of the Lewes Junior High School,
i daughter of Mrs. Beatrice Wynne
of Lewes, has been declared MISS
Sussex County of the sussex
County Alumni Association OF Del
aware State College.
This is the second successive
year she has been elected queen.
The proceeds from the contest
will go toward a scholarship for a
senior of Jason High School,
Georgetown, to the Delaware State
College
GETS 4 YEARS = Louis A.
Gibbs. 25, Milford, was sentenced
: to four years Imprisonment by
5 Judge James B. Carey in Superior
;, Court last Friday on three charges
j of burglary.
The sentence pronounced by the
court was that Gibbs serve four
years on each charge but that the
. sentences run concurrently.
!, u Gibbs was charged with break
inc into the Cosden-Evans Com
y pany radio and television store at
II 15S South Bradford Street, Dover,
L three times last year. On his first
I, 4 visit last July Z, according to allie
cations, he got about 500 and on
e his two subsequent visits he was
frightened od before obtaining any
= = loot.
% SUSSEX CLINICS = May 20,
9 1857: Venereal Disease Clinic.
Georgetown, Health Unit, 6O5 E.
70 Market Street, 1900 noon.
,r =, May 21, 1857: Well Child Con-
70 ference, Laurel (w), Health Unit
~ Pine Street, 1900 a. m.
- May S5, 1857: Chest Clinic, Lau-
rel, Health Unit, Pine Street, 1O:OO
a. m. and 200 p. m.
May %, 1857: Well Child Con.
ference and Prenatal s. Postnatal
= Clinic. Frankford (c), Health Unit
Main Street, 100 p. m; Cerebral
.o Palsy Clinic, Georgetown, Health
III Unit, sos E. Market Street, 1906
s. a. m.
? The mobile chest x-ray units
IN will be operating at schools durinl
! this week.
he CENSUS QUESTIONS - Specia
questions will be asked in the Ma,
i'll Current Population Survey to de
li- termine if unemployed persons ar
la seeking full-time or part-tlm
to work, according to Supervise
rst John G. Gibson, of the U. 5. Ger
Ia; sus Bureaus regional office
en- Philadelphia, which will partlc
ne pate in the survey.
IN These special questions roun
cts out the labor force statistics pro
lO.- vided by Current Population SUI
ia. vey monthly inquiries on employ
in ment and unemployment by fun
me nishing on the availability of par
St time workers. The special par
time work questions, together wit
ing and unemployment, VIII De aske
S. during the week OF Fday ~ dS pa
of the nationwide Current Popl
No. lation Survey which is conducte
ro- each month on a sample basis
ray the Census Bureau.
on. Current Population Survey il
will formation will be collected local
of by Mrs. Pauline Mustard.
the -
am. NEW RECORD - The membel
of the Sanatorium Committee
their meeting today were inform'
that more patients were discharge
;cf with medical approval during ApI
~ than any previous month in Il
hospitals history Twenty-Five p
of tients received medical discharg
ries during April. In addition to tho
ars. medically discharged, eleven p
, of tients discontinued treatment
POST the hospital against medical a
ted vice. An exceptionally high pc
centage. Holiday and season
vice trends were causative factor
,ur- Medical treatment for tubercalos
,itaI is on a voluntary basis in the Sta
alth of Delaware The advent of occup
nior tionaI therapy and rehabilitati
TALL. at the hospital has reduced matel
was silly the number of patients leavi
Mrs. against medical advice. The Gems
.rict averaged 1872 patients for t
age. month.
Hen The new admissions for Ap
oent totalled 26. Patients days total
Iect- 4,S4S at cost per patient day
rict twelve dollars and twenty-seV
six cents.
<ent A total of 1910 meals We
served during the month at
Any average cost of seventy cents !
we're meals including raw food and pr
.i5a- aratiOn.
Dav There were a total of 100 e
ring ployees on the payroll the both
rasi- April. Residence by county of
patients: Wilmington 20; ru
New Castle 80; Kent q; Susi
81.