Dave Karten photo
Mason-Dixon Post holds Memorial Day service
State Rep. George H. Bunting Jr. (center), an ex-Marine
who saw duty at Danang and Chulal in Vietnam, was guest
speaker at the May 30 Memorial Day observance at Mason
Dixon VFW Post 7234, Ocean View. Shown with him are
American Chairman Bob Rosenberg (left) and Post Comman-
der George M. Ritchie
Senior Singles post June min00;les
The Senior Singles Mingle, an
organization of single men and
women who are older than 50 and
live on Delmarva, announces sev-
eral events for June. Included are
the following: June 15, barbecue
at Tom's, 2 p.m.; rain date, June
22; call 539-9625; June 19, minia-
ture golf at Salt Pond, Cedar Neck
Road, 6:30 p.m., call Bill, 539-
6828; June 21, VFW night out, 8
p.m., car pool from Food Lion,
7:30 p.m., call Bob, 539-9614;
June 23, pizza at Grotto's, Rt. 26,
7 p.m.; June 2% general meeting
of Singles Mingle at Ocean View
Center, 7:30 p.m. (this is a change
to the last Thursday of the month
and continues until further notice)
Membership is $6 for a year.
For more information call 302-
436-1711 or 539-9614.
WINE SPECIAL
Suit & Sport Coat
Sale
Father's Day - June 16th
terrific sportswear
speGially priced
C on the Avenue
Rehoboth Beach
Open Daily 9:30 A.M.-9 P.M.
CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, June 7 - June 13, 1996 - 25
Rabies clinic set for Oak Orchard June 15
The Oak Orchard Riverdale
Civic Association, in cooperation
with the state division of public
health, will sponsor a rabies inoc-
ulation clinic Saturday, June 15 in
the Community Youth Center,
Rt. 5, Oak Orchard.
The state will furnish 300 rabies
inoculations to cats and dogs he-
ginning at 10 a.m.
During a recent meeting, Dr.
Babu Kaza emphasized the impor-
tance of all pets to be inoculated
against this disease.
The state director of the rabies
program, Kaza told residents of
the increased danger of rabies
spreading throughout area com-
munities.
Shots will be free, but the civic
association will accept donations
to benefit further community im-
provement projects.
The civic association is also
planning the 4th Annual Civic
Day Celebration and Parade Sat-
urday, June 6 in Oak Orchard. The
event is on the lot next to the
church, Rt. 5, from 9 a.m. until 3
p.m.
Included are entertainment, spe-
cial attractions, youth activities,
games, prizes and food and fun.
The parade steps off at 10 a.m.
from Road 311, follows River
Road and ends at the site ;of the
big event, Rt. 5, Oak Orchard.
For more information, call 945-
2923.
Dr. Babu Kaza, state direc-
tor of the rabies program,
urges everyone to have their
pet immunized.
Chardonnay 750ML
Clos du Bois 9.99
Clos du Bois-Calcaire 14.49
Concha Y Tom (1.5L) 6.99
Ferran Carano 18.99
Glen Ellen 5.49
J. Lohr 9.99
Lindemans 6.99
Louis Martini 7.99
Meridian 8.99
Napa Ridge 6.99
Santa Rita 5.49
Rosemount Show Res. 13.99
Sequoia Grove 13.99
Silverado 14.99
Stone Creek 6.49
Steding Winery Lake 15.99
Vendange (1.5L) 7.99
Sauvignon Blanc 750ML
Blossom Hill (1.5L) 6.99
Chateau St. Jean 6.99
Clos du Bois 7.99
Glen Ellen 3.99
Kenwood 7.99
Los Vascos 5.39
Robert Pepi 9.49
SUverado 8.99
Ste. Michelle 7.29
Sterling 7.79
Vendange (1.5L) 7.49
White Zinfande1750ML
Blossom Hill (1.5L) 7.99
Glen Ellen 3.99
Robert Mondavi 5.29
Sutter Home 4.49
Vendange (1.5L) 7.49
Cabemet Sauvignon 750ML
Blosson Hill (1.5L) 6.99
Clos du Va117.99
Clos du Bois Madstone 18.99
Glen Ellen 5.49
Louis Martini 7.99
Lyeth 11.99
Napa Ridge 6.99
Sequoia Grove 16.99
Stags Leap 19.39
Sterling Diamond Mln. 17.59
Stone Creek 6.49
Merlot 750ML
Clos du Bois 15.39
Concha Y Tore (1.5L) 6.99
Louis Martini 7.99
Hahn 10.39
Santa Alicia 7.29
Stone Creek 6.49
Georges Oubeeuf 5.99
ROUTE ONE IN BAY MART SHOPPING CENTER, REHOBOTH BEACH
(Behind new Grotto's Pizza)
Open Men. to Sat. • 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. • 227-6070
