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50 Te AAorning News, Wilmington, Thursday, Feb. 12, 1976 who, where when engagements Michele Schiavoni, a junior in arts and sciences of 504 Argyle Road, Drexel Hill, earned first place in the Lincoln-Douglas Debates section. Bonnie J. Knoll, of 50 Martin Ephrata, won a third in persuasive speaking. Misses Fish and Schiavoni will take part in regional competition in Philadelphia this spring.

The program is a project of the Speech Communication Association and is supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Jane Ippolitti of Chester, treasurer. Gretchen Morgan of Newark and Elaine Linton of Wilmington were named boatp members-at-large. 2 Membership in the club is open to all cat fanciers and breeders. The next monthly meeting is Sunday at 7:30 at the home of member Pat Lynch, 1530 Yagle Proi-' pect Park, Pa. Further informal tion may be obtained by calling the Diamond State Cat Club, 6 Hil; ton Road.

Eagle Scouts Michael Troxell, 14, a member of Boy Scout Troop No. 537, which meets in the Church of the Hoiy Child, received his eagle scout award Feb. 7. He is in the eighth grade at Talley Jr. High School and is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Alden Troxell, 2605 Cayuga Road, Dartmouth Woods. John F. Brady, 16, a member'cf Boy Scout Troop No. 342, which meets in St.

Mary Magdalen Catholic Church, received his eagle scout award February 8. He is a junior at Salesianum School and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Brady of 213 Welwyn Road, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert G. Burns of Wilmington announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Marie Burns, to David Thomas Woodward, son of A. Diane Woodward of Wilmington and Joseph P. Woodward of Wilmington.

A Oct. 15 wedding is planned. Rapposelli-DiFulvio Announcement is made of the. engagement of Theresa Marie Rapposelli, daughter of Helen C. Raposelli of Wilmington and the late Selvestro A.

Rapposelli, to Giuliano Carlo DiFulvio, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DiFulvio of Ardmore, Pa. A September wedding is planned. Schofield-Taylor Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Scho-field of Wilmington announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Susan Schofield, to David B. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman E.

Taylor of New Castle. An August wedding is planned. Cat Club Chairman John C. Townsend of 2 Grant Silview, has been elected chairman of the 20th Representative District Democratic Committee. Other officers elected are: Rose Richardson, vice chajrman; Mrs.

Joe Pribish, secretary and John Sullivan, treasurer. Barber board Louis D. Maura of Green Acres has been elected president of the Delaware Board of Barber Examiners. Other officers for 1976 are: Leroy Gaines of Brandywine Hills, vice president; and Richard Shultie of Harrington, secretary. Mauro and Gaines were elected to their third consecutive terms.

Speech contest Allison Lee Fish, 115 Quintynnes Drive, Wilmington, has won first in the persuasive speaking division of the Bicentennial Youth Debates Sectional Tournament at the University of Delaware. Miss Fish, a senior in arts and sciences, was one of three Delaware students to win a top prize in the Jan. 31 tournament. Favreau-Seaman Mr. and Mrs.

Armand Favreau of Bethany Beach, formerly of Wilmington, announce the engage-i ment of their daughter, Lorraine R. Favreau, to Roy G. Seaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Seaman ofElkton.Md.

Jordan-Slaw Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jordan of Windsor Hills announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Marie Jordan to Leo M. Slaw, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Leo C- Slaw of Liftwood. A July 10 wedding is planned. Nicholson-Logue Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard J. Nicholson of New Castle announce the engagement of their daughter, Catherine Lynn Nicholson, to Edward James Logue III, son of Mr. and James Logue Jr. of Sheridan Square. Williams-Hoon Mr.

and Mrs. Edward G. Williams of Bellefonte announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Johanna Williams, to Joseph Robert Hoon son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robert Hoon Sr.

of Edgemoor Gardens. Baldwin-Klosiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Baldwin of Devonshire announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Diane Baldwin, to John Francis Klosiewicz, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen C. Klosiewicz of Thomas M. Gall of New Castle has been elected president of the Diamond State Cat Club. Other new officers, all of whom will serve two years, are: Robert Marceluk of Wilmington, first vice president; Brent Aitken of Newark, second vice president; Carol Noggle of Newark, secretary; and Douglas-Miller Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin Douglas of Castle Rock, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Douglas, to Vernon A. Miller of Denver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J.

Miller of Oak Run. A late summer wedding is planned. Smith-Haislett Marie Cunningham Smith of Wilmington announces the engagement of her daughter, Maureen Loretta Smith, to James Lewis Haislett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Henry Haislett of Wilmington.

The bride-elect is also the daughter of John Jay Smith of Wilmington. A July 31 wedding is planned. Bonser-Hoots Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.

Bonser Jr. of Newark announce the engagement of their daughter, Carol Bonser, to Thomas Hoots, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoots of Newark. A May wedding is planned.

Jackson-Edwards Wilbur Jackson of New Castle announces the engagement of his daughter, Margaret Mary Jackson, to Thomas Richard Edwards III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edwards of Jefferson, N.J. The bride-elect is also the daughter of the late Virginia Jackson. A fall wedding is planned.

anniversaries FEB. 13 FEB. 14 SscrJess Parkinson Mr. and Mrs. Alex Parkinson of 1 Denham Claymont, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Jan.

28. They married in St. Joseph-on-the-Brandywine Catholic Church by the Rev. William J. Scott.

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