46 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, February 23 - February 29, 1996
Registration, try-outs
planned for Rehoboth
From The Ca 9e Gazette's Traveler Series*
Beach Little League
It will soon be little league sea-
son. Time to get out the bats, balls
and gloves and get in shape to run
the bases.
Rehoboth Beach Little League
is comprised of all volunteers:
coaches, umpires, announcers,
scorekeepers, concession
stafiders, team mothers and ad-
ministrative board members.
Anyone in the community is wel-
come to join in the efforts to pro-
vide Little League baseball and
softball to our youth in the Re-
hoboth area (ages 5-12).
Anyone wishing to volunteer,
come to the sign-up nights or con-
tact Kathy Cooper at 227-9045.
Rehoboth Little League mem-
bers are proud of the new complex
built last year on Rd. 271 (the road
to the Glade). After the snow
mel and the mud dries, work will
begin on getting the fields in
shape for Opening Day scheduled
this year for Saturday, May 4.
Rehoboth Little League has four
divisions. T-ball starts the
process, teaching the 5 and 6 year
olds the skills of baseball and
making it a fun, non-competitive
game. Minor League teaches 7
and 8 year aids more advanced
skills and how to use them in or-
ganized games. In Major League,
9-12 year olds use their skills and
experience in competitive league
play. Rehoboth Little League also
has a girls softball division that in-
cludes an instructional league for
7 and 8 year olds and a Major
League Division for girls 9-12.
Senior League boys (ages 13-
15) and Big League boys (ages
16-18) will be playing in Lewes
Little League and will need to reg-
ister in Lewes.
Those interested in Rehoboth
Little League may sign up at Re-
hoboth Fire Hall on Saturday,
March 2 from 1 p.m.-to 3 p.m.
Cost is $25 per child or $40 per
family. Birth certificates are re-
quired.
Two try-outs will be held: Sat-
urday, March 9 and Saturday,
March 16 - both at 1 p.m. - at the
Rehoboth Liule League complex.
If you're already on a Major
League team from last year, no
try-out is necessary. All 7, 8, and
9 year old boys and girls not al-
ready on a team must try-out on
one of the dates. T-ball kids do
not need to try out. They will be
contacted by their coaches in
March.
Rehoboth Beach Little League
also needs help from community
businesses and individuals to help
with the cost of running the
league. Advertising signs are
available on the outfield fences of
the league's four fields. To obtain
a sign, contact Carol Emmert at
227-2714.
Team sponsors, coaches and
umpires are also needed. Contact
Pete Townsend at 227-2839. To
make a donation to the league,
contact Jay Stevenson at 227-
0888.
Rehoboth Little League's main
fundraiser this year will be a raffle
for a Disney Red Boat Cruise for a
family of four. Tickets are $5
each, and are available through all
little league members or by con-
tacting Kathy Cooper at 227-
9045.
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Shown during their May, 1995 excursion to Old Rag Mountain in Shenandoah Nation-
al Park near Culpeper, Virginia is this group of Cape Henlopen District teachers,
administrators and friends. In the back row (l-r) are Greg Weer, Diane Stetina, Lucy
Koon, Sue Comorat, Renee Weer, Gloria Hardesty, Stephanie Lankford, and Ashley
Hardesty. In the front row (l-r) aim Ray Bryan, Kristen Seal, Carlyn Bryan, Sue Dorne-
man, Jerry Dorneman, Susan Potts, Sharon Markle, Tom Marlde, Karen Kohn and Sue
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If You Ever Wanted To Tell
Your Teacher To Take a Hike
A group of local students cooked up a clever plan early in May of 1995 to get a number of
teachers' minds off their jobs and out of the classroom. "You ought to take your end-of-year
attitudes and head off to Old Rag Mountain in Shenandoah Park," they said. "'Seems like an
appropriate place." The teachers smiled briefly and went about their work devising wonder-
ful homework schemes. The students scratched their heads and then the lights went on.
"Hey," they said, "When you head off to Old Rag, we'll give you copies of the Cape Gazette
along to make your trip really exciting. Think of looking over the vast Shenandoah Valley on
the boulders at the top of Old Rag, basking in the clear, mountain sun and reading your
favorite Cape Gazette articles with friends and loved ones." That did it. The temptation was
too much. The trip was arranged. While the teachers planned their 55 drive tO Virginia, the
students high rived down the hallways reveling in how much they had learned.
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