Milford chronicle., 1960-12-23
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

SUSSEX DIVORCES = Judge
William j. Storey has granted de-
crees nisi in the following Sussex
County divorces:
Vernon Peruchi V. Mary Mowry
Peruchi, cruelty; John Bennett
Jester V. Doris Louise Jester, adll-
terry; Helen H. Smarte V. James c.
Smarte, adultery; Alice Ellen
Roach V. Harlon L. Roach, adultery.
BLUE CROSS HOURS = The Off
ices of Group Hospital Service. In
corporated - the Delaware Blue
Cross-Blue Shield Plan-will be
closed Friday afternoon, December
%, at 8 o'clock and will reopen for
business Tuesday morning, Decem-
Der 27, at 500 a. m.
Since New Years Day also falls
on Sunday, the Plan offices will
be closed Monday, January 2, 1861.
The offices will close Friday, De-
cember 80, 1860 at 4:45 p. M, and
will open for business on Tuesday,
January 8, 1861 at 500 a. m.
SEASON EXTENDED = T h e
Board of Game and Fish Commits
sioners through regulatory author
ity vested in it by 1853 General As
sembly announced this morning
that the hunting season on Bob
white Quail and Ring-Necked
Pheasant will be extended from
January Z, to January 21, 1861.
The two-week extension was de-
cided upon since tracking SHOWS
have prevented hunting in many
parts of the state for over a week
CANCER DETECTION CENTERS
January, 1861, Kent County:
January II and 19: Dover. kent
County Health Unit, Federal ant
Water Streets. Call Redfield 4-5711
Ext. 65 for appointments.
January 20: Smyrna, Health Un
it, E. Commerce Street. Call Olive
3-7OS8 for appointments.
January 26: Milford, Health Unit
Shore Theater Building. Call Gar
den 2-4985 for appointments.
January %: Harrington, New
Century Club. Call Exeter 8-SS5'
for appointments.
DEPUTY SHERIFF-Kent Coun
ty Sleriff-elect William T. james
announced this week that he vii
appoint John r. Raughley, Dover
his deputy in January.
He also announced that Mrs. Ha
eel M. Clendaniel will continue a
secretary in his office. She hai
been secretary under Sheriff J
Wesley Wells, Sr.
Mr.. Raughley, formerly of Har
rington, served several years wit
the Motor Vehicle Department il
Dover.
Mr.. James is deputy sheriff now
TAPROOM CLOSING -Taproom
and liquor stores must remain
closed Monday, December rs, I
Hobson Davis, executive secretar
of the Delaware Alcoholic Bever
age Control Commission, announ
ced this week.
Mr.. Davis has sent directiv
, to licensees calling attention t
the operation of licensed liquor es
adjustments at Christmas and Ne'
Years, under the Delaware LiQuo
Control Act.
Operators may open Monday
January 2, but since New Year
Eve this year falls on Saturday
there will be an extension of tim
that taprooms may remain opel
after 1890 a. m, Sunday, Januar
1.
NEW LAWYERS - Eleven law
yers were admitted to bar of tn
Delaware Supreme Court this weel
in ceremonies postponed by snov
last Monday.
After the ceremonies in the Ken
County Court House, Associate Jus
tice Daniel F. Wollcott addresse
them.
Those admitted were:
Richard J. Abrams, 8 Westove
Circle, Westover Hills; Mrs. Rut
M. Ferrell, 4 Beverly Place, Penn
Hill; Thomas Herlihy, III, Lancas
ter Court Apartment; Scotiere
Kapsalis, 1913 Tatnall Street
Stanley Lowicki, 1928 West Thir
Street; Richard H. May, 807 Wes
Thirty-second Street
John E. Messick, 227 South Rae
Street, Georgetown; John A. Sar
jeant, 25O1 McCawber Drive, Lime
stone Gardens; F. l.. Peter Stone
123-C Martin Lane. Monroe Par
Apartments; Samuel Spiller. IL
Thomas Drive, Monroe Park Apart
ments, and William Jefferson Wiel
Jr., Bali Franklin Place.
David n Williams of go Stuar
Road, Westoyer Hills, who was t
have been sworn in with tn
group last week, was admitte
Tuesday in Chief Justice Clarenc
A. Southerland's chambers in tn
Public Building, Wilmington.
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