Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22


ware acknowledges a gift of $4,000.
from the Unidel Foundation to be
expended for a scholarship at the
University.
This grant will be known as the
Unidel Scholarship and will make
available $500. per year for a period
of four years.
The award will be made to a Del
aware high school or prep school
graduate of outstanding accom-
plishment and promise as a college
student and campus leader.
Applications and all requests for
further information about the Uni
del Scholarship should be address
ed to the Deans of Men and Women,
respectively, at the University OF
Delaware.
TURKEY BROILERS - Turkey
BrOilers" will be the subject for dis
cussiOn at the regular monthly
meeting Of the Milford Local of the
Delaware Poultry Improvement
+ Association, to be held in the Mil
ford High School, on Monday even
! ing, February 25th.
! The meeting, which is being
jointly sponsored by the D.P.LA
Local and the Delaware State Tur-
key Growers Association, will
start at 500 pm.
! w. T. McAllister, Newark, will
discuss the Outlook For Turkey
BrOilers and the Marketing Prob.
lens Connected With The Business
Hall Ewing, Rehoboth, will outline
the management practices for eff
cient production. Karl Seeger will
discuss a Disease Control Program
for Turkey Growers.
The meeting is open to the public
and all interested pOultrymen ar1
invited to attend.
! SMYRNA ELECTIONS-A con
test looms for two seats on Smyrn;
Town Council at the annual tow
election to be. held next Monday
Five candidates filed last Frida,
night, the deadline, two of whom
had their names presented by peti
tiOns signed by citizens.
They are Mrs. Ethel F. Hudson
and George Luff. Those who filed
in addition to those two named, ar
Leonard A. Collins, parts manage
1t Farmers Supply; William 3
Markland, equipment supervisor
Delaware State Highway Depart
ment. and John E. Wilson Jr., re
tired manufacturer.
Mrs. Hudson has been a residen
of Smyrna for % years and is
member of the Twentieth Centur
Club. Mr.. Luff is local florist.
The two year terms of Mrs. Maj
garet O'Neill and Lee F. Slaughte
expire on Feb. 26, and they are NJ
candidates for reelection. Harry
; Lower filed for the Office of treas
, urer, for a One-year term, and I
= one filed for the Office of assesso
d GUARD UNIT-The 736th Gl
Il Battalion of Wilmington will be I
: turned to the Delaware Nation
Il Guard in August. but how many
the original members of the batts
ion will be mustered out of acti
service at that time is unknown.
= The National Guard Bureau a
= nounced this week that the batta
1 ion would be mustered out and r
r turned to the Delaware Guard ;
J, that time but said that the list
r men now in the unit would be fol
= warded to the Office of the adjutaI
f general soon.
f Some of the men Of the origin;
T. | group have been sent to Korea an
+, at least one officer was killed
q action. First Lit. William S. Tawe
= of CIaymOnt, was killed Oct. Will
= serving with an artillery unit. HI
. body has since been returned to thl
= country.
e Sources close to the unit, no
: stationed at Fort Meade, Nd, sa
4 that only a handful" of the officer
= who entered service with the 7S6t
= are still with it.
TESTS-All eligible S tu d e n t
who intend to take the SelectiV
Service College Qualification Tei
:. in 1852 should file applications
= once for the April "a administri
=, ton, Selective Service Nation;
e Headquarters advised today.
S An application and bulletin
s information may be obtained at an
r Selective Service local board. Fo
= lowing instructions in the bulleti
= the student should fill out his al
8 plication Immediately and mail
= in the special envelope provide
: Applications must be postmarke
! no later than midnight, March ]
S 1852. Early filing will be greatly
:, the students advantage.
}. Results will be reported to Il
d students Selective Service lOc
:, hoard of jurisdiction for use in col
: sidering his deferment as studen
e according to Educational TestiT
t Service, which prepares and admit
; listers the College QualificatiC
:, Test.
e Male students at the University
Il Delaware may secure the necessal
Il forms and receive further informs
(, tion from the registrars Office.
/ BUSINESS WOMEN - The Eel
ruary dinner meeting of the SUI
= sex County Business and PrOfei
sional Women's Club was held
the SequOia Tea Room, Lewes, wit
Mrs. Myrtle Emory presiding.
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