The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 31

Th Morning Ntwt, Wilmington, Monday, July 13, 1M1 D5 Social bries four needy men and women resuming their educations. For information call 736-5143. Application deadline is July 31. pfa- tes, mped im- ar- Sholarship winner Vernita M. Brown of Wilmington has been awarded the Pyle Scholarship for college study, valued this year at more than $18,000.

A 1981 graduate of Claymont High School, Miss Brown is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tommie L. Brown of 25 1 1 N. Pine St.

She plans to attend the University of Delaware this fall and ultimately to practice law. Nix takes scholarship Crystal L. Nix, a 1981 graduate of Wilmington Friends School, chemistry. Jones, son of Nancy P. Meadows of Rehoboth Beach, is a graduate of Cape Henlopen High School.

He is working toward a degree in civil engineering at Lafayette College. Miss Snow, daughter of Mary Snow of Wilmington, is a graduate of Newark High School. She plans to pursue a degree in electrical engineering at the University of Delaware. Murray top fund-raiser Miki Murray of Millsboro, who collected $100 from her sponsors, was top fund-raiser in the was awarded a $1,000 scholarship by the Philadelphia Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi. She lives at 2807 W.

Fourth St. Heart patients sought Heart attack victims between the ages of 28 and 64 are being sought for a study of lowered cholesterol levels. The National Institute of Health is funding four research centers across the country that will explore the role of reduction of cholesterol in the treatment of heart attack victims. The Lankenau Hospital in Phila delphia is the East Coast center. Those between 28 and 64 who have suffered a heart attack within the last five years can contact the Hyperlipidemia Study at 800-345-1057 for more information.

Scholarship candidates Delaware State College will award four continuing education scholarships to older, part-time students for the fall semester evening school. Tuition for two 3-credit evening courses will be awarded competitively to each of Three win scholarships Susan K. Bailey, Jeffrey P. Jones and Sylvia Snow have been named recipients of the H. Fletcher Brown Scholarship and will receive $1,400 each.

Miss Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Bailey of Claymont, is a graduate of Ursuline Academy and will attend Mary Washington College to study love Gel i Teen-along, 1 enve-12060 thorne. IrW fUll iyjjl Iflbiyilbn Delaware Lung Association's Peach Blossom Run.

She was awarded a $35 gift certificate toward the purchase of athletic shoes. Teachers honored Dr. Max S. Kirch and Dr. Eugenie Slavov, both of the University ol Delaware Department ot Languages and Literature, received the Excellence in Teaching Awards given annually by the Delaware Council of Teachers ol Foreign Languages.

Dr. Kirch joined the university's language department in 1953 and served as its chairman from 1965 to 1971. Dr. Slavov was honored for her efforts to maintain the university's programs in Russian and Italian. College women elect The Mill Creek Hundred branch of the American Association of University Women elected the following officers for the coming year: Jean Petrilli, president; Becky Sue Benton, recording secretary; Kathleen Russo, corresponding secretary; and Diane Collins, treasurer.

The branch also honored Sharon Smith and Lois Huggins for outstanding service with a $500 gift in their names to the AAUW Educational Foundation Program. Restaurateurs elect The Delaware Restaurant Association elected the following officers for the coming year: Nicholas J. Hadgis, president; Bruce W. Marvel, vice president; Lawrence A. Stellini, treasurer; and Denis Mcllhenny, secretary.

The following directors were also named: Robert F. Dreisbach and Jeffrey Fortner, three-year terms; John Gianakis and Al Jordan, two-year terms; Eva Maria Dick-erson and Ann Rossi, one-year terms. Irene S. Beardwood is executive director. Zielke 50th Mr.

and Mrs. Howard E. Zielke of Chesapeake Island, near North East, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary July 4. They were married in Trinity Methodist Church, Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs.

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