Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Deldwdre

FASHION SHOW - September
z4-(rain date. Oct. D-Fashion
Show at Spruce Acres, Main
Street, Camden. home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Hartman. sponsored by
st. Paul's Methodist Church, Cam
den, Del, featuring styles from
Emanuel's of Dover and Milford
Time: 200 p. m Tickets $1.00.
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COLLECTING TAXES - State
Tax Commissioner Alexander r..
Abrahams said today that a num-
Der of employers are Withholding
employees state income taxes, but
are failing to pay the tax to the
State Tax Department.
The department is conducting a
campaign to collect these withheld
taxes.
Mr.. Abrahams said his Office is
also conducting drive to collect
license fees from small business
firms which have failed to pay.
Penalties are applied where called
for.
PUBLIC AUCTION A public
auction of real estate in new
residential development, Seabreeze,
on Rehoboth Bay one block west OF
Route IA. is scheduled for August
+ 27 at 2 D. m. on the premises, by
the realty firm of Anderson and
Stockes.
All during the preceding week
representatives will be on the
premises to show the property to
be sold. Seabreeze originally was
a farm with high rolling fields
sloping gently to the edge of Re-
hoboth Bay. A typical lot has a
frontage of 120 feet and depth of
100 feet Already Is homes have
been completed. Streets have been
laid and resurfaced and will be
maintained by the State Highway
Department.
In case of rain the sale will be
postponed until the following day
LUNG DISEASE FORECAST =
A 10-year forecast of what Della
ware CAM expect in cases of lung
diseases is needed in order to plan
ahead for Emily P. Bissell Hospi-
tai.
The hospitals executive COM
mittee this week appointed G. Tag
CART Evans, executive director of
the Delaware tuberculosis and
Health Society, and Wilbur C. An
derson, hospital executive direc-
tor, to draft the scope of the pro-
posed survey and seek a grant
from "a national organization.
DR.. E. Willis Hainlen, medical
director, reported to the commit,
tee that 13 patients have been ad-
mitted to the hospital in the frs
IS days of August. The patients to
tailed 131 yesterday. The hospita
is budgeted for 125 patients, bu
has been running over that numbe
consistently.
bership quota for the Departmer
of Delaware, American Legion, fo
next year has been fixed at 4,21'
William R. Marvel, adjutant, sal
this week. The present member
ship is 1920.
| Membership was discussed at
Joint meeting of New Castle Coun
ty District and Wilmington Dis
trict 1 at Joseph B. Stahl Post sc
Wilmington Manor.
George F. Foster, department
first vice commander, reviewed
plans for a membership drive Sept
| 15-Oct. 90 Assisting in conducting
the meeting were Carl w. Faust
New Castle County District Q;
commander. Thomas King, vice
commander, District q; Raymond
Trabbold, vice commander, Viii.
mington District 1; Morris Was
serman, national executive com
mitteemaf, and Mr.. Marvel.
ACCIDENTS OFF = There were
less accidents on the streets an(
highways of this state, involving
damages in excess of $100, report
ed during July than there were fol
the same month during the pre-
ceeding three years.
! According to the records of tn,
Financial Responsibility Division
of the Motor Vehicle Department
there were a total of sos of thes,
accidents reported during tn
month of July.
This number is $50 less than tn
number reported during July o
last year, 19 less than the numbe
reported for July of 1858 and q
less than the number reported 70
July of 1857.
OF the accidents reported during
July, 447 were in Wilmington an,
New Castle County, a decrease o
121 over July of last year. Ken
County had 79 of the accidents,
decrease of 8 while Sussex Count
had 80 of the accidents, decreas
of 81.
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