Milford chronicle., 1961-08-25
Hdppings of Interest
Throughout Delaware
SEVENTEEN DEPUTIES

SEVENTEEN DEPUTIES = Dr;
Philip j. G. Quigley, state meoicai
examiner has announced the APP
pointment of II deputies in all
three counties.
The appointments were made by
the Board of Post Mortem Exam
iners on DR.. Quigley's recommen-
dation. Working on a part-tlme
basis, they will act as deputy med
zeal examiners on a fee system.
DR.. Quigley said he will start
his full duties as state medicai
examiner Monday. He has been
serving for the past week in New
Castle County
The deputies are: Dover, DR..
Charles Allen and DR.. Norman +.
Jones; Milford, DR.. Clarence +.
GRAPHICAL and Dr. John w. Ann
and; Millsboro, Dr. A. L. Czebo-
tart and DR.. Virgil A. Hudson;
RehOboth Beach, DR.. r. L. Klingel
and DR.. Carl G. Pierce and DR.. E.
L. Stambaugh; Bridgeville, DR.. r.
H. Beckett; Seaford, DR.. ]. Le-
land Fox, DR.. Robert c. Kingsbury,
DR.. John C. Rawlins and Mrs.
Richard w. Tobin, M. D.; Laurel,
DR.. Charles NJ Meyer; Middle
town, DR.. Harry l.. Hoch and DR..
Demeter Skrypec.
SAND FENCING = The State
Highway Department has recently
issued the policy that is being
followed by the Department re-
lating to the erection of sand fenc-
ing on dunes and abutting private
property.
In the beach erosion control pro-
gram of the Highway Department.
sand fencing is primarily for the
purpose of increasing the height,
width and stability of the protect
i've barrier dunes.
The requirements governing the
erection Of sand fence by the De-
partment, on dunes, or AUDITING
private property, provide that no
sand fence shall be erected on pri-
vate property without the owners
written consent.
No sand fence shall be erected on
any private property except the
barrier dune and no sand fence
shall be placed on dunes with a
BERN elevation in excess of IA feet
above mean low water level and
BERN width in excess of 20 feet.
Existing sand fence on secondary
dunes, or on dunes with elevations
in excess of 16 feet above mean low
water mark and berms widths in
excess of 20 feet, may be removed
by department personnel on writ
ten request Of the property owner.
However, once the fence is remov-
ed, it will not be regretted by De-
partment personnel.
SAFETY LIGHTS = The Della
ware Motor Transport Association
| is cooperating in nationwide
Truck Lights on for Safety" cam
paign over the Labor Day weekend.
The campaign is being sponsored
by the American Trucking Associ-
atoms to remind everyone using
the highways to drive safely dur
ing the five-day holiday period.
| Truck fleets throughout the nation
will operate with their lights on
II OH ~ ILL., 4 iOdy, oCpI. W y q.
IN. Tuesday, Sept. 5.
In asking all trucking firms to
join in the project, DMTA General
Manager w. E. Barnard pointed out
that Last Labor Day more than
$50 persons were killed on the
highways of the nation while more
than 500 deaths occurred during
the last July 4th weekend"
These tragic figures point up
sharply the danger which turks
on our roads and streets during
long holiday periods and all of us
must do what We can to prevent
further Deaths" Mr.. Barnard said.
while only trucks carrying es-
sential cargoes will be operating
on the highways during the holiday
weekend, those moving have been
requested to keep their lights on
during the entire period.
1--WE hope the Truck Lights on
for Safety" program will be a con-
slant reminder to people to drive
carefully during these four days"