Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02


might also want to spend sometime
deciding what seeds will be necess-
ary Remember. seed quality has a
definite bearing on product quality.
Dad may not be upset if he
knows ahead Of planting time just
what area you want and the seeds
you will need to carry out that All
project. Planning ahead will let
everything run much more smooth
ly on those crowded. busy spring
days
LEADERSi IP-A conference de-
signed to develop leadership among
youth preparing for careers in
home economics Will be held at the
University Of Delaware on Febru-
AIRY % and "a.
'Spotlighting Home Economics"
viii be Jointly sponsored by the
Sears. Roebuck Foundation and
the Home Economics Club of the
university. The program is open
TO university and high school stu
dents. including those accepted by
the university's school of home
economics for admission next fall.
There Will be a buffet banquet
Friday evening and a final lunch
con session Saturday, Speakers
viii be Miss Alice Gore. represen-
tative OF the Peace Corps. and Mrs.
Alice King, state home demon
stration leader and chairman Of
the home economies division of the
American Association Of Land
Grant Colleges and Universities.
CANCER CENTERS IN SUSSEX
(OCN NTH State Board Of Health
Cancer Detection Centers for the
month of February. 1862. This
service is for women p years of
age and over Examination by ap-
pOintment only:
February g. SeafordNanticoke
Hospital Call National 9-05S5 for
appointments.
February 8: GeoTg getown-Sus-
sex County Health UEit, sos East
Market Street. Call 856-7347 for
appointments
February 13: Laurel - Health
Unit, 504 Pine Street Call TRo-
jan 5-7539 for appointments
February 20 Frankford- Health
Unit, Main Street Call Rodney
732-6S87 for appointments
February %: Bridgeville Health
Unit, 10 Market Street Can
EDgewater 1861 for appoint
ments.
February 26: Lewes Health
Unit, 10 West Third Street. Call
Lewes 645-2721 for appointment
ToI,,
Unit, Shore Theater Building. Call
Garden 2-49S5 for appointments.
GRADUATE STUDY - A one
year $500 scholarship for graduate
study at the University of Delaware
will be offered for 1962-63 by the
Wilmington bra n h, American
of University Women.
II is the second award from the
memorial fund established in mem
Ory of May Thompson Keith, an
alumna of the university. The can
didate must be woman resident of
Delaware pursuing a fulltime pro-
gram of study leading toward an
advanced degree at the university.
She must be entering her first
year Of graduate study, and must
hold or expect to receive in June
baccalaureate degree There are no
restrictions as to her field of study.
The recipient of the award will
be selected on the basis of her Iln-
1ergraduate scholastic record and
a personal interview The stipend
may be used to supplement a grad
Iate assistantship.
Applicants should file by March
at the school of graduate studies
1t the university
Mrs Keith, who died in a cali
'Ornia automobile accident a wear
ago. was former president of the
University of Delaware Alumnae
Association
FUEL TAX RECEIPTS IL Motor
Fuel Tax receipts for the month of
November totaled $S24.O4O14. ac-
;ording TO a report compiled bv
Roy B. Kemp, Jr.. Director of the
Motor Fuel Tax Division.
These receipts. which were re-
'elved by the Division during the
month of December, was an in
,rease of, $79.004.9S over the a.
Mount redeived for the montb Of
November in 1860.
IL .oAeS received for November
r.eii'eu me sale of 17,122104
e 90 ~ IN Ino'or fuel, an increase
,,a,-r4 Sallons over the "a
mount sold during November of
asst year. i'ii "
The report Indicated tba+ 49,
we're a total of 80 conoo .uei
IS distributors of motor fna, onGu =, ~
tate OF which Is reported no sales
or the month. ~ ny SAWS
me report also disclosed that
oua concerns reported sales that
ecounted for 1927. .4S1.Os. or about
uring November. oiie''eo
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