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38 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, Jan. 19 - Jan. 25, 2001
Albert Frank's jewelry moving to Lewes
Cinnamon Falls looks
for new location
By Dennis Forney
Al Zarro began moving his Al-
bert Frank's jewelry store from
Rehoboth Beach to Lewes this
week.
Zarro, who owns the Front
Street building where he is mov-
ing his store, said he plans to be
open for business by Feb. 1. "I
won't have everything completed
by that date but I do want to be
open by then," said Zarro. "I'm
doing quite a bit of work inside
and will also be painting the out-
side of the building and putting up
new signs. Hopefully all of that
will be done by April 1."
Zarro is a jeweler by trade and
worked for 15 years in Philadel-
phia repairing and manufacturing
custom jewelry pieces for many
retail jewelry operations. Now
he's doing the same work for him-
self.
"I do a lot in 18 carat platinum
and other precious metals," said
Zarro. "And anything with pre-
cious gems." Zarro's sign says he
specializes in fine and antique
jewelry. He will be open for busi-
ness year round.
The store was located previous-
ly in the space at the corner of
Baltimore Avenue and First Street
adjacent to Jake's Seafood. Jake's
is expanding into the corner space
for the coming season.
Albert Frank's is taking over the
space occupied previously by
'Cinnamon Falls coffee and pastry:
Shop. ::::__
Cinnamon Falls owner JCf
Kurtz said he and his wife, Linda;g !
who operated Cinnamon Falls, am"
looking for a new location but
have no firm site yet.
"Basically we lost our lease and
now we're looking/' said Kurtz.
"We've enjoyed serving the peo-
ple of Lewes over the years and
want to thank them for all of their
support.
"We hope we're able to find a
new site but for the time being
we're not certain where we will be
going."
Delaware Tech
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technician or expand your knowl-
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with classes offered at Delaware
Tech, Owens Campus. A 24-ses-
sion course prepares students to
take the Level II Certified Survey
Technician test.
This course will provide more
in-depth coverage of topics cov-
ered in the Level I classes. Basic
engineering and surveying math
offers
will be introduced. Classes will be
held off campus at the Gumboro
Community Center in Gumboro,
Del. Class meets Wednesdays, 6-9
p.m. and Saturdays, 9 a.m.-noon
beginning Feb. 7.
A course in storm water man-
agement for surveyors and engi-
neers is designed to familiarize
land design and surveying profes-
sionals with Delaware regulations
and compliance computation and
surveyors' classes
design. Topics include drainage
area, runoff curve number, time of
concentration, hydrograph devel-
opment, and routing of hydro-
graphs through management facil-
ities. Students must have a scien-
tific calculator, engineer's scale,
and straight edge.
Class meets for 10 sessions on
Saturdays, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
beginning Feb. 3.
For more information on these
Business loan meeting set for Jan. 26
The First State Community.
Loan Fund has organized several
small business loan information
sessions titled Show Me the Mon-
ey! for the remainder of January.
The sessions will cover re-
sources for Delaware's small
businesses and a review of the
First State Community Loan Fund
application process.
Participants will also have the
opportunity to schedule individ-
ual meetings with a lending office
or associate.
In the Cape Region, a session
will be held from 5:30 to 6:30
p.m., Friday, Jan. 26, at the Mil-
ford Public Library, Milford.
To register for the session or for
more information, call Delores
Lee, loan administrator, at 302-
652-6774.
Bohall is top rental agent for Long & Foster
Jim Waggoner, vice president of Long & Foster's Resort Rental divi-
sion, has announced that Marl Bohall has been named the top producer
for the month of November. Bohall works in the Ocean Pines office.
The top agents were Emme King for the Bethany office, Alma Ashley
for Rehoboth, Patty Sands for Ocean City and Bohall for Ocean Pines.
The top five for the region were Bohall, Sands, Ashley, Karen Jernigan,
and King. The top office for the region was Ocean Pines.
and other Corporate and Commu-
nity Programs offerings, call 302-
854-6966.
Dennis Fomey photo
Albert Frank Jewelers intends to open for business April 1,
in the location that previously housed Cinnamon Falls.
Development Opportunity
For Sale
Tax Map Parcel #2-34-10.11 and 12 located in Harbeson, Delaware
cornering County Roads 47 & 290.
124.32 +/- acre farm with 2 homes. 123 acres of the farm is completely
cleared and open area. The two homes (one farmhouse and one brick
home used for office purposes) on the property sit just a few feet from
the roadway on CR 47 and 290. There is a fenced area with 3
outbuildings for the tractors, etc. This is an excellent opportunity for
development with no land restrictions. Only 6 miles from Lewes Beach!
$2,500,000.00
Owner is anxious to sell and any serious inquiries may be directed to
Tammie Draine at (302) 684-4302.
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