Milford chronicle., 1960-07-01

WIND FALL - The University
Of Delaware viii receive a trust
from the estate of Edward Charles
Davis Seaford, to !, be used for
scholarships for boys seeking an
electrical engineering career.
The exact amount OF the fund.-
to be taken from the $3.50. 900 es-
tate, was not announced.
The gift was made public whea
Woodrow Morgan. Sussex County
Register of Wills, ruled in favor
Of the viii after it was questioned
by the deceased's heirs.
Among the Davis possessions
was Herring Run Farm. former
home Of Governor Ross. near Sea-
ford.
CANCER CLINICS July s:
Seaford. Nantieoke Hospital. Call
National s-9537 for appointments.
July 6: Georgetown. Sussex
County Health Unit, COS z. Market
Street. Call Georgetown 7s47 for
appointments.
July 12: Laurel. Health Unit.
104 Pine Street. Cali Trojan s.
7139 for appointments
July %: Bridgeville. Health I'M
It, 110 Market Street. Call Edge
water 7-s251 for appointments.
July 26: Lewes. Health Unit, 10
W. srd Street. Call Lewes s721 for
appointments.
July 1e: Frankford. Health Un-
it, Mairf Street Call Rodney 68s7
for appointments.
LOOKING AHEAD - William
G. Salisbury. president OF the
| Cambridge Wyoming Lions Club,
and deputy to District Governor
Constant Briggs, has announced
his candidacy for governor OF Dis
trict 22-D to succeed David Glenn
ents of Milford, who was elected
Governor of the District at It's
Convention in Atlantic City last
month.
This is the first time a Camden
Wyoming Lion has run for the top
Delaware post, which comprises
80 clubs affiliated with Lions In
ternational.
Mr.. Salisbury. his wife Nell, and
their two sons Kurt, 8, and Will
liam II, 13, live in Camden He Ia
an air conditioning and heating
engineer for Walter H. Simpson,
Camden.
NOTIFICATION NEEDED = The
County ASC Office should be noti-
fed whenever farm land which In
wolves a wheat acreage allotment
or a Conservation Reserve contract
is bought or sold, Lister v. Hall,
Jr., of that office said this week.
There are certain regulations
concerning the combination and
division of farms which must be
carried out whenever land with
acreage allotments changes hands.
Notification OF the county Office
will enable the necessary changes
is even better il the ASC Office
to be made on office recrods.
In many cases, Mr.. Hall said It
can be consulted before the farm
real estate deel is closed. This may
| prevent later Misunderstanding
as to how allOtments or Conserva-
ton Reserve contracts may be af-
fected.
GEORGETOWN X-RAYS - Mrs.
Victoria Worden, public health
educator for the State Board OF
Health, has announced figures
showing that this years chest X
ray program in Georgetown was
more successful even than last
year, in spite of the snow storms,
motor trouble and what-not that
tended to interfere with announced
dates.
/ The total of x-rays in the
Georgetown area was 1,947 as COM
pared to 1926 of last year.
| The total is broken down as fol-
lows:
Community. 1858: school. 475; In
dustry, 523; institution, 181.
Figures for other towns in Sus-
sex County are not yet available.
The chest x-ray program is car
ried out each year by the State
Board of Health and the Delaware
Anti-Tuberculosis Society.
| REGISTERED VEHICLES -
There was a total of 1855 mo-
tor vehicle registrations in opera
ton In Delaware on June 1st, ac-
cording to a report OF the Motor
Vehicle Department. This number
is an increase of 7,191 over the
same period OF last year.
Wilmington and New Castle
County had 1878 of the resistras
tions. an increase of $3.50 for the
year. Kent County had 1882, an
increase of 1,342 and Sussex Coun-
ty had 35,770. an increase Of sos.
OF the registrations 139, 9,255 were
for pleasure vehicles, an increase
of 4,095: Commercial vehicle reg
/ istrations totaled 42,O51, an I'm
crease of 1858: trailers accounted
for 12,055 of the registrations, an
increase Of 341.
Farm truck registrations totaled
an even 1000, an increase Of 4e,
while tractor registrations we're
3S3, an increase Of % and motor
cycle registrations totaled 752, an
| increase Of "a. There were 19 stock
car registrations. an increase OF 2.
PRIVACY ASSURED = with
the marketing quota referendum
scheduled for July for 1861 wheat,
Kent County Agricultural Stabili-
cation and Conservation Commit
tee Chairman r. Harry Wilson to-
day announced clarification Of sew
eral referendum regulations-one
relating to privacy in voting and