Milford chronicle., 1960-07-08

NEW MANAGEMENT-The Do
yer Hotel. which opened in 1857,
began operating July as the Do
yer Treadway Inn under a 10-year
lease taken the hostelry by Tread
way Inns. Inc.
Norris e. Allen is innkeeper un-
der the new management. He is q
native of Attleboro, Mass: studied
food chemistry at Syracuse Uni
versity, and graduated from the ho-
tel school of the University OF
Massachusetts.
SCOTTISH GAMES-The Scott
ish Games Association OF Delaware
will hold their First Annual Scott
ish Games on Saturday, August s,
at Delaware Park. featuring Pipe
Bands from several eastern states
and Highland Dancers from the
eastern states and Canada, indivd-
ual Piping and Drumming contests
and athletic events including Toss
ing the Caber for cash and trophies.
Plan your vacation to visit the
First State First" and attend the
First Annual Scottish Games.
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BRUCELLOSIS VACCINATION
"The most important weapon we
have against brucellosis in cattle
is the calf vaccination program"
George Vapaa. county agent. says.
Calves vaccinated against bru-
cellosis when they are between
four and eight months old will re-
sist brucellosis all their lives.
Mr.. Vapaa says the Bangs vac
cine is free to beef and dairymen
for calves four to eight months old.
It's excellent insurance for you
and your neighbor. too.
CANCER CENTERS - July Ia:
Dover, Kent County Health Unit,
Ala South State Street. Call Red
field 4-5711, extension So for ap-
pointments.
July Is: Smyrna, Health Unit,
East Commerce Street. Call Olive
3-7088 for appointments.
July 81: Dover, Kent County
Health Unit, Ala South State State.
Call REdfield 4-5711, extension So
for appointments.
July %: Milford, Health Unit,
Shore Theater Building. Call GAR
den 2-5766 for appointments.
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MONEY GONE-The General AS
sembly last Thursday night. an
hour and half before the start OF
the new fiscal year, had appropri-
ated more funds than are available
for the entire year
With the passage of the new
school salary schedule and school
maintenance bills, costing a total
Of 81 ,193, $50, the General Assembly
appropriated more than the $1,159,-
1876 available for appropriation in
the entire fiscal year
The estimated revenue for the
next fiscal year is $76,000,000 and
the General Assembly had previ-
ously appropriated or otherwise set
aside total of $74,S40,S04.
INJURIES FATAL - Henry L.
Boyce, an employee of the State
Highway Department, injured when
another car crashed into the rear
of his farm tractor near Laurel, on
June 20, died early last Friday af-
ternoon in the Nanticoke Memorial
Hospital at Seaford.
State police said Boyce, 64, who
lived in Laurel, was injured on U.
S. Route 13 about one and seven
tenths miles south of Laurel. He
sustained multiple abrasions of the
face and his injuries at the time
were not considered serious. His
tractor was struck by Harold Hem
ry, 49, also of Laurel.
When Boyce's vehicle was struck
from the rear, he was thrown to
the highway. According to Coroner
Vollie Gray of Sussex County, Boyce
died of a blood clot. Police said
both vehicles were travelling south
at the time.
Henry, who was arrested by
troopers on a charge OF reckless
driving, will be arrested, police
said, on a charge Of manslaughter.
Police estimated damage to the two
vehicles at $3.50.