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who, where fir when bicycles, plants and antiques will be auctioned by Donald R. Feni-more. The event benefits the church, the Methodist Board of Missions, and the Neighborhood House and Settlement House. life, understanding emotions and coping with stress and dying. The sessions will be April 26 and May 3 from 10 to 3 at the YW, 2210 Swiss Lane, Ardentown.

Fee for both sessions is $8 for members and $11 for non-members; for one session, $5, members, and $6.50, non-members. Fees include lunch. To register, contact the YW. Attic, cellar sale The Junior Board of General Division is sponsoring an Attic to Cellar Sale April 30 beginning at 10 a.m. at Robin Hall Auditorium, Chestnut and Clayton Sts.

Clothing, toys, dishes, linens, picture frames, appliances and florist items will be among the items for sale. prize in the physical science competition at the recent Delmarva. Science and Engineering Associa-i tion Science Fair at Salisbury i Md.) State College. Joseph Bas-tian of Delmar Junior-Senior High School won a second prize in the engineering and math competition. Donovan honored April 21, 1977 15 "What the Film Roots Meant to Me." Second place winners were Stanley Egerson of Wilmington High School and Earl Cooper of Bayard Middle School.

Both won $50 savings bonds. All participants in the contest will take a free trip to the Afro-American Historical and Cultural Museum in Philadelphia later this month. Eagle Scout Albert T. Mastrota, 16, a member of Boy Scout Troop No. 398, which meets at Immanuel Episcopal Church, received his Eagle Scout award April 14.

He is a 10th grade student at St. Mark's High School and is the son of and Mrs. Thomas Mastrota of 6 S. Cleveland Ave. Th Morning Nwt, Wilmington, Dl.

pling dinner April 30, 4 to 7 p.m. at Sussex Central High School caf eteria. Cost is $3.30 for adults and $2 for children under 12. Tickets will be sold at the door, or can be bought in advance from Mrs Rosalie Walls, 404 N. Race St.

Georgetown, Del. 19947. Donations also are being accept ed by the Georgetown auxiliar) president, Mrs. Pat Davis, Bridgeville Road, Georgetown, oi Wilmington Trust The Circle Georgetown. Springtime fashions Fashions from Lillian Segall's will be featured at the Springtime '77 Fashion Show sponsored by the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Emeth.

The event will be May 10 at 11:30 a.m. at the temple, 300 Lea Blvd. Admission for non-members. Human relationships The 6th annual Interprofessional Symposium on Human Relationships will be April 23 from 8 to 3 at Bryn Mawr Pa.) College. Discussion will he on creative Cocktail party Brandywine River Museum, Chadds Ford, will be the site of a cocktail party featuring a silent auction, a paintings exhibit and a performance by the West Chester Madrigal Group May 1 from 5: 30 to 7:30.

The affair is sponsored by the Philadelphia Committee of Frontier Nursing Service. Cost is $15 per person. Reservations are available from Mrs. William T. Helm 7810 Navajo Philadelphia, Pa.

19118. Emma Short Fund The Emma Short Fund has been established to help pay the medical expenses for Mrs. Short, who has been hospitalized with cancer since November. The ladies auxiliaries of the Georgetown and Millsboro Volunteer Fire Companies are planning to raise money for their fellow member with a chicken and dum- hi fo $1 Gi tu tu Ni A st Cl th 6: Claire Donovan, 1111 Piper Road, Graylyn Crest, a senior at Syracuse University's College for Human Development, has received the Orchid Award for having the highest academic average in the school. Women's seminar A two-day seminar on "Today's Woman" is being offered by the Arden Center YWCA and the Cooperative Extension Service of the University of Delaware.

Topics of discussion will include changing roles of the family, what one wants and should expect out of iman relationships. Cost is $40 couples, $20 for individuals and 0 for students. Sponsors are the ssociation of Professionals for rowth in Marriage and the ynamic Springs Family Insti-te. To register, contact the insti-te, 3951 N. Providence Road, ewtown Square, Pa.

19073. uction scheduled The United Methodist Women of Paul's United Methodist lurch, 1314 Foulk Road, will hold eir annual auction April 28 at 30p.m. Household goods, appliances. Bridge winners Edward C. Wordcn of 411 Mill-town Road finished seventh in the 1977 Spring North American Bridge Championships in Pasadena, Calif.

Parke Woodworth of 2.508 Foulk Woods Road, Wilmington, won a first in a section of Speedball Open Pairs for those who prefer fast play. Essay winners Bryan Stevenson of Cape Henlo pen High Scholl and Dalene Tol bert of Bancroft Middle School ir Wilmington were first place win ners in an essay contest sponsored by the Peoples Settlement Associ ation. The students won $100 savings bonds for their compositions on Seniors' festival St. Anthony's Senior Center, Fournier Hall, 1800 Howland will present a spring festival on Friday, May 6 from 2 to 6 p.m. and Saturday, May 7 from 10 to 3.

There will be booths, refreshments and other attractions. Symposium on aging "Developing Mental Health for the Elderly" is the name of a daylong symposium at the University of Delaware's John M. Clayton Hall, May 3, starting at 9:30 a.m. The program will focus on therapeutic services available to the institutionalized elderly, socio-economic factors affecting the mental health of the aging, and an update on the state's facilities. The program is sponsored by the state's divisions of aging and mental health, the university's Division of Continuing Education and the Mental Health Association of Delaware.

Garage sale May 5 The Newark Symphony Society will hold a garage sale May 5 from 9 to 4 at 114 Cheltenham Road, Oakland. Rain date is May 6. There will be items from more than 60 homes and a ladies' clothing boutique. Proceeds will benefit the Newark Symphony Orchestra. ToFreed's Furniture Prices! II I 1 1 1 If 1 1 1 1 1 I III II 1171 71 Ml If II Early American Bedroom Pre-Season Sale of Summer Furniture! With "Light-Up" Bookcase Headboard! Farm safety training The Delaware Cooperative Extension Service will schedule training meetings for farmers to help them meet standards required by the Occupational Safety and Health Act.

Joint training sessions for two or three small farmers can be arranged by contacting Jester at the University of Delaware Substation in Georgetown or by calling the county agent's office. Science prizes Bruce Rogers, a Sussex Central High School student, won first FAMOUS BUNTING 3-Pc. Metal Glider Set Sturdy steel and aluminum with weather-resistant enamel finish. Ball-glide glider, matching chair, round table. Rocker available.

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Begley. Mrs. Modesto, the form'er Rose Solia, has held several offices in the Wilmington Club for the Deaf. Her husband retired in 1967 from the News-Journal Co. as a linotype operator and proofreader.

Modesto aided in organizing the typographical union at the papers. He held a number of offices including president and was an official delegate at several conventions. He also set up and coordinated the apprentice training program. The couple have three children: Amelia Grimes, Doris Rhodes and Phillip Jr. of Wilmington; 10 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren.

A party in the home of their son honored the couple. Pfister Mr. and Mrs. John Pfister of Port Penn celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary April 17. They were married in the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage, Odessa.

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and Mrs. Morris Salus of 201 N. Harrison St. celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary March 29. They were honored at a dinner dance at the Hotel du Pont hosted by their sons, Norman S.

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