Milford chronicle., 1961-04-28
BUSINESS WOMEN MEET :

urged to be present. Bring
guest, too
: TRAINING CONFERENCE.-THE
Prudential Insurance Company of
America announced today that
Donald V. Heinold, Manager of the
Milford, Delaware, Office, and
Agents r. Norton Leverage of Dem
ton, Md, and Ernest ID. Wilhelm of
Georgetown, Del, qualified and at
tended a three-day training con-,
ference held at the Diplomat Ho-
tel, Hollywood-by-the-Sea, Flori-
da, April 16-17-1S.i Their qualifi-
cation was due to outstanding pro-
duction and service to Prudential
Policyholders.
BING0 PERMITS = Temporary
bingo permits were given two Am
erican Legion posts recently by
the State Bingo Commission meet
ing in the Atlantic Sands Hotel,
Rehoboth Beach.
The Harrington post will be
able to run a game at the Kent
Sussex Fair and the Bridgeville
post three-night game at car
nival.
The fire companies at Smyrna
and Slaughter Beach and the Leg
ion post at Milford were given ex-
ira dates. Six interim permits for
supplemental dates were ratified
These were st. Patrick's Church,
Wilmington, Dover Memorial Post,
Veterans of Foreign Wars; Milton
Fire Company, Minquadale Fire
Company, Memorial Fire Company,
Slaughter Beach, and Council of
Polish Societies, Wilmington.
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REAPPRAISAL - Members of
Kent County Levy Court and Board
of Assessments spent day last
week in Georgetown studying the
reappraisal of Sussex County prop
erty made five years ago.
Kent County is considering some
method of solving its own finan-
cial problems. The visitors were
briefed by similar officials in
Georgetown.
They also studied the Sussex
permit system which has kept
property values up to date.
A firm of specialists from Ohio
the assessment and
though it was called "equaliza-
tions" it raised the county total
from $9S,401, ,410 in 1856 to $135,-
4S4. .4O7 in 1857.
The reappraisal took the county
out of debt and made it possible
to reduce the tax rate Is cents.
The present rate is 35 cents per
hundred.
CANCER DETECTION CEN
County, May, 1861
May 9: Seaford, Nanticoke Hos
pital. Call National 1855 for ap-
pointments.
May 8: Larel, Health Unit 504
Pine Street. Call Trojan 5-7539,
for appointments
May u: Georgetown, Sussex
County Health Unit, sos East Mar
ket Street. Call Georgetown 7347
for appointments.
May Is: Frankford, Health Unit,
Main Street Call Rodney 732-6SS7
for appointments.
May %: Lewes, Health Unit, 110
West Third Street Call Lewes
645-2721 for appointments.
May 25: Milford, Health Unit,
Shore Theater Building. Call
Garden 2-49S5 for appointments.
May 26: Bridgeville. Health
Unit, 10 Market Street. Call
EDgewater 1851 for appoint
ments.
May Is: Greenwood, Fire Hall.
Call FIeldstone 9-4415 for appoint
ments.
MISS MILT0N-A Miss Milton
Contest will be held at the Milton
Theatre Wednesday night, May 3,
at o'clock.
Cash prizes will be given to the
top three winners, The winner
will also be entered in the Miss
Delmarva Contest as Miss Milton.
The following rules and regula-
tions apply to all contestants:
Applicants must be at least 16ls
and not over 22I5 years of age as
of June 10, 1861.
A bathing suit will be furnish
ed by the Delmarva Poultry In
dustry. Applicants must be of
good character and possess per-
sonality. poise. and charm pos
ture and beauty of face and fig
ure.
All of the expenses of Miss Mil
ton in the Miss Delmarva contest
will be taken care of in advance by
the Milton Jaycees.
Contestants may enter by call
ing Milton 6S4-4214. Please call as
soon as. possible as there will be a
limited number of applicants ac-
cepted.
ADDRESSED Charles K. Bush. nj.
D., Deputy Superintendent of The
Delaware State Hospital, will adj
dress a group at Grace Methodist
Church in Millsboro on Monday,
May l, at s p. m. His topic will be
"Alcoholism-A Modern Disease. ;"
On Apri 30th, at 1880 p. m, a
film alcohol and The Human
Body will be shown.
Others participating in the pro-
gram for these two evenings are:
Leader, Mrs. Granville Tyndall of
Rehoboth, review of Twelve
Steps and Twelve Traditions" to
be given by Mrs. Delbert Wilson
of Rehoboth. The Grace, George
town Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service will have the devo-
tions for all of the sessions ard