Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

NAVY RECRUITER When
asked by this newspaper how the
latest manpower cutbacks will af-
feet recruiting, Navy Recruiter
Don Whaley of the Dover Navy
Recruiting Station said, "As of to-
day, 1 have received no official in
structions regarding reduction of
our monthly quota, so we can still
accept many mem during Dec.
However, since this reduction in
the armed Forces is sizeable,
I'd advise young men and women
to enlist while they can" Whaley
said.
He added that there are programs
designed to fit every interest a
young man or woman might have.
SCHOOL AID - ALLEGATION of a
total ef $40,839 for two Delaware
schools in federally affected areas
by the Department of Health, Edu-
cation and Welfare was announced
this week by Senator J. Allen
Frear, Jr. (D-DeD.
The Caesar Rodney School was
certified for immediate payment OF
| $30,479 by the department under
Public Law S74, which provides
| financial assistance for schools in
federally affected areas.
The Milford Special School Dis
trict was certified for payment of
$10,360.
Tentative entitlement of such
funds for the two schools for en-
tire fiscal year 1858 is: Caesar
Rodney, $4O,63S.72, and. Milford,
s13,S13.60.
| STIMULATING BOOKS = A
second set of so selected science
books has been made available to
students of Caesar Rodney High
School through an experimental
i program administered by the
American Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science.
| Caesar Rodney is one of 216
senior high schools in the United
States selected to participate in
the program, which intends to de-
velop students interest in reading
on. science and mathematics, to
make available to students q
larger fund of factual informa-
ton, to encourage them to con-
slider a career in the field of sci
ence or mathematics, and to afford
teachers an opportunity to broad
en- and deepen their own scientific
i hackprOund.
i SUSSEX CLINICS = December
16, 1857: Venereal Disease Clinic
Georgetown, Health Unit. sos E
Market Street, 1900 noon
i December II, 1857: Venereal Dis
ease Clinic, Milford, Health Unit
Shore Theater Building, 11:31 a
m.-12:3O p. M; Well Child Confer.
ence, Laurel (w) Health Unit, Pine
Street, 10000 a. m.
| December IS, 1857: Well Child
Conference, Lewes, Health Unit
10 w. 3rd Street, 100 p. M: Pre-
natal & Postnatal Clinic, Seafort
(c) Nantieoke Hospital, 10000 a
m.
December 10, 1857: Well Chile
Conference, Seaford (c), Nanticok
Hospital, 10:00 a. m.
December 20, 1857: Prenatal &
Postnatal Clinic, Bridgeville (c)
Health Unit, ITO Market Street
1:30 p. N.
NATURALIZED = Seven SUSSEX
County residents became United
States citizens in proceedings in
Sussex County Superior Court
Friday afternoon.
They are: Josephine Hepner, Po-
land; Helen Anna Bernhardine
Maresch, Germany; Waldemar See
fried, Germany; Mary Anger, Can
ada; Otto Christian Anger, Can.
ada; Reiko Kobayashi Uelson, ia.
pan, and Frederick Percy Bowers
Great Britain
Judges James B. Carey welcomed
the new citizens and congratulated
them on the choice they had made
Judge Carey pointed out thai
there are obligations as well az
privileges to citizenship and thai
while he could not name them al
he considered that one of the du
ties was voting.
IF you don't exercise your vot'
your citizenship means little" ht
explained.
i SCHOOL BUILDING STOPS
The State Department of Public
instruction is holding back autho
rization of new school construc
tion projects until Delaware's fl
nancial headaches are eased, ac
cording to DR.. George r. Miller
Jr., state superintendent.
The award of one contract has
been delayed and bid openings or
five other jobs postponed, DR.. Mill
er disclosed today.
Primary reason for the decision
was last weeks directive from
Gov. ]. Caleb Boggs and other STATE
bonding officers, cancelling future
bond sales until Delaware's finan
cial crisis is ironed out The order
cuts off state funds for the jobs
Award of contract for an addi
tion to the Booker T. Washington
School at Dover was postponed
indefinitely. A low bid of about
1915, 900 was received for this jof
last month.
/ SAFE STOLEN = The 500-pouni
safe of the Millsboro High Schoo
was stolen over the past weekend
School authorities declined to say
how much money was in it but
said there was only small
amount.
| Apparently no doors or windows