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Updated Fri, Nov 6, 2009
Lewes scouts train
Webelos; aid Triathlon
SUBMITTED PHOTO
The Boy Scouts of troop 2540 of Lewes took a trip to Henson Scout Reservation near Sharptown, Md., for Webelos Woods Oct. 9-10, to teach the Webelos about wilderness survival. Each group of scouts taught the Webelos at their own station about fire, signaling, what to have in their survival kits and how to build forts to stay in. After they were done they packed, cleaned the area and left for home. The boys woke up at 4 a.m., Oct. 11, and went to Cape Henlopen State Park to help with a triathlon by directing the runners along the course and passing out cups of water. Some boys stopped traffic for the runners to go by. After they were done they looked at the view from the park’s observation tower and ended with sandwiches, soda and looking forward to a good night’s sleep after a hard day’s work. Shown at the triathlon tent are in back (l-r) Jeff Conrad, Lance White, Assistant Scoutmaster Dan MacElrevey, Tobias Ferl, Doug White, Scott Biller and Will Clampitt. In front are Zachary Mueller, Jimmy Churchman, Michael Wright, Sam Willard, Corbin Hudson, Steve Smailer, Luke Biller, Miles Warrington, Job Robertson, Scott Nye, Cole Conrad and Steven Matalavage.
Lewes recognizes Fred
Slater's 25 years of service
ELAINE PEASE PHOTO
Lewes Mayor and Council recognized Fred Slater’s 25 years of service to the city at the panel’s Oct. 19 meeting. Slater served as a Lewes Police Department officer for 21 years and has been a Lewes Street Department employee for four years. Shown are (l-r) Slater’s wife Sharon, son Jacob and Slater.
Kevin Spence photo
The Rhue family – three generations gather around the memorial garden for Nancy Clifton Rhue, who died of breast cancer. Shown in back are (l-r) Jonathan, Michael and Brent Rhue. In the middle are Tina Rhue; Garnet Rhue, holding 2-year-old Brooke; and Allison Rhue. In front are Austin Rhue, 6; Gabriel Rhue, 4; and Hadley Rhue, 8.
Submitted photo
The Rehoboth Beach Main Street Design Committee has added four new members including Tina Ablang of Shady Oak Farm Nursery, Brad Holsinger of Mod Cottage, and Gwen Osbourne and Katie Handy of Sign-A-Rama. They join current members Matthew Adler of Echelon Custom Homes, Nancy Alexander of the Rehoboth Beach Historical Society and Rehoboth Beach Museum, Chairwoman Greer Maneval of the Jetty Group, artist Lee Mills and Chris Weeks of Becker Morgan Group along with Rehoboth Beach Main Street’s Executive Administrator Jenny Barger. The committee oversees projects that encourage the preservation and restoration of the seaside look of Rehoboth Beach, including the 14-year-old Cottage and Town Award program. Shown in back are (l-r) Osbourne, Handy, Mills and Weeks. In front are Adler, Ablang, Maneval and Alexander.
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Cribs for Kids program launched
DCHS open house set Nov. 7
Poster contest deadline Nov. 6
Saltwwater Portrait
SALTWATER PORTRAIT
Batenga Obuseh,
artist
Food Bank kicks off annual drive
BMC disaster drill reset for Nov. 7
Authors Day set for ag museum
Beebe Ball moves to new location
La Esperanza partners for cleanup
Legion auxiliary president to visit
Sleep Disorder Center reaches out
Dreams' healing power on tap
Outstanding volunteers honored
Balance your garden's ph level now
SALTWATER PORTRAIT
Jules Jackson, Nanticoke
March of Dimes seeks donors
Submitted photo
A painted portrait shows Vivian in her youth.
Jack Foley photo
The winners of the Prime Hook Nature Photography Contest were announced Oct. 18. Jack Foley of Dover, who won best of show for his photo “Walking Heron,” also entered this picture, “Heron in Moon,” which he shot at Bombay Hook National Wildlife refuge; the shot won first place in the Delmarva Scenery category.
Beach Babies strut
their stuff for Halloween
STEVEN BILLUPS PHOTO
Beach Babies Child Care held its annual Halloween parade on the grounds of the child-care center Thursday, Oct. 29. Nateleigh Linton with a witch’s smile waits for Halloween night.
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Mt. Zion AME to hold dinner, auction Nov. 7
The Poor Man’s Dinner and Auction will be from noon to 4 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 7, at Mt. Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church in Ellendale. Guests will have a choice of chicken and dumplings, fish or pig’s feet dinners and all the sides. The auction begins at 4:30 p.m., with baked goods, fresh fruit and vegetables and something for everyone. For more information, call 422-5808.

Vendors sought for Nov. 7 Holiday Marketplace
The Ladies Auxiliary of Ellendale Volunteer Fire Company will hold a Holiday Marketplace Saturday, Nov. 7. The organization is seeking area businesses, crafters and artisans to display their wares at this event to provide a holiday shopping opportunity and benefit themselves and the auxiliary. Donations of door prizes are also sought. To have a table, contribute a door prize or offer a donation for the Holiday Marketplace, contact Rosemary Joseph-Kappel at 302-242-0032 or email laellendalevfd75@yahoo.com.

Pageant organization fundraiser set Nov. 12
Miss Delaware’s Outstanding Teen Organization will host a Holiday Bunco Night with Longaberger products as the prizes Thursday, Nov. 12, at the Georgetown Fire Hall in Georgetown. Bunco is a social dice game involving 100 percent luck and no skill; scoring and a simple set of rules are all it takes. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Doors will open at 6 p.m.; games start at 7 p.m. Participants must be at least 18 years old. At approximately 6:45 p.m. there will be a practice game held for those who have never played or need a refresher. For ticket information, call Kimberly Thomas at 302-841-3853 or send email to infomdoteen@gmail.com.

Donations sought for Toys for Tots
Toys for Tots donation boxes will be set up at County Bank’s Long Neck branch and in the lobby at Pot-Nets Bayside through Friday, Nov. 14. All unwrapped gifts donated will be delivered to the Laurel Fire Hall Saturday, Nov. 14, to benefit Toys for Tots at the 17th Annual Miss Delmarva Pageant.

Delaware Hospice offers movie on grief
Delaware Hospice offers two opportunities each month to view the movie, “The Gifts of Grief,” at its office in Millsboro. Anyone interested in learning about the bereavement process through a movie format, including caregivers, will benefit from attending from 1 to 3 p.m., or from 5 to 7 p.m., the third Monday of each month. Whether one is experiencing grief from the death of a loved one or supporting another through the process, this movie can be helpful. Featured speakers talk about not only their sadness, but also the gifts they have discovered as a result of working through their pain. Time is allotted following the movie for sharing and support. Call Paul Ganster, grief counselor, at 302-357-7147 for more information.

Murder survivor group meets monthly
People’s Place in conjunction with the Mental Health Association of Delaware is offering a monthly support group for people who have lost a family member, friend or co-worker to a sudden and violent death. The Survivors of Accident or Murder support group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m., the first Tuesday of each month, at People’s Place in Milford. The meetings are free and confidential. Call 422-8026, Ext.116, to reserve a seat.

Support available for violence victims
Support groups are available for women who have experienced emotional and physical abuse from their past or current partner. Information and support also provided. Call 424-2420 for times and locations of the groups. Childcare provided at some locations. This group is a Turning Point community service and is free of charge.

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