Milford chronicle., 1957-06-28

SUPPORT URGED Gov. ].
Caleb Boggs has signed into law
a General Assembly approved bill
mers will have to provide school
facilities for children from hous-
ing developments on the Dover Air
Force Base.
The bill, which encountered no
overt opposition from the air
Force, STIMULATES that no state
funds are to be spent for the edu-
cation of children whose homes
are tax-exempt-with exceptions
for children living at state, charlts
able, or religious Institutions.
The measure was aimed at pre-
venting the state from being sad
died with the cost of educating
children from two 400-unit, tax
free housing developments slated
for construction at the base.
NAB PEEPING TOM - Quick
action by man observing a peep
ing tom operating in his home area
resulted in the arrest of an air
man, stationed at Dover Air Force
Base, on two charges of violation
of the peeping tom law.
Police identified the airman as
Marion ]. Jamison, "a, and said he
was arrested in the Hazel Road
area where he is also charged with
doing the same thing about six
weeks ago.
According to the police. persons
in the home observed the man
peeping in at a window and they
called police. In the meantime, an
other resident of the neighborhood
observed the man and started after
him.
Police said Jamison started to
run but the man, unidentified by the
police, finally overlook him and
held him until police reached the
scene.
SCHOOL TAX - All the school
districts of Sussex County except
Gumboro have now filed their
school tax rates in the Office of
Tax Collector Raymond Lank.
The tax rates so far are divided
equally between those who have
reduced the rate because the money
required is the same but the gem
eral reassessment has raised the
assessment total in the school dis
trict, and those who have retained
the same tax rate.
The school districts filing most
recently are Glendale, remaining
the same at is cents; Delmar, with
reduction from 4S cents to as
cents; Lewes, with the same rate
of 45 cents and Rehoboth, with
reduction from 81 cents to 49 cents.
Only Greenwood and Laurel have
raised their tax rates, due to
building programs.
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE-In-
stallation service for Chapter
1929, was held on Thursday eve
ming, June goth, at s D. M, at the
Moose Home, Harrington, Della
ware. The LOOM. hOnored the
Chapter. by filling the chairs and
greeting the new officers as they
were installed. Installing Chair
man. William Fleischuer, INSTALL
ing Governor, John Semans, In
stalling Chaplain, Harvey Passwa-
Gers, Installing Guide, Benny
Moore. Officers for ensuing year
as follows: Senior Regent, Irene
Short, Junior Grad Regent, Vir-
ginia Holston, Junior Regent, Eve
Ign Wooters, Chaplain, Thelma
Carpenter, Recorder, Edna Fles-
chauer, Treasurer, Marie tanks.
| Guide, Lillian Wiley, Asst. Guide.
Eleanor Semans, Seminal, Rober-
ia Maloney, Argus, Pearl Kirby,
Pianist, Dorothy Wilson. Chair
man as follows: Alumni, Fredia
Lord; Publicity, Ann Marie Jump;
Mooseheart, Edith Ixory; Library,
Loreatta Draper; Social Service,
Margaret Griffith; Ritual, Letha
Banning; Moosehaven, Isabel
Beers; Home Making, Lydia Ad-
ans; Hospital, JoAnn Passwaters;
Membership, Bertha Boyd; Aca-
DENY, 10 Tandloser. We hope each
co-worker will work with the new
officers and chairman so our Chap
ter will again be one of the top five
Chapters next year.
State convention Moose Assoc
citation with 40 lodges from Della
ware, Maryland, and District OF
Columbia participating, was held
at Frederick, Md, at the Francis
Scott Key Hotel on June 21-22-23.
Harrington Chapter 1929 was third
place this year in the 10 Lodges.
Members from Harrington Chapter
1929 present at these meetings
were ST.. Regent Virginia Holston,
Hospital Chairman, Irene Short,
Homemaking Chr, Etzel McCready,
and Co-Worker, Evelyn Wooters.
A banquet in honor of State Presi-
dent Tanner was held on Saturday
evening at the hotel.