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40 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, Jan. 19 - Jan. 25, 2001 Millsboro chamber elt:cts new officers for 2001 Members of the Greater Mills- boro Chamber of Commerce re- cently elected its officers and di- rectors for 2001. Serving as pres- ident is Randy Dell of Suburban Propane. Lena Eaton, of PNC Bank, is secre- tary; treasurer is B. Joseph Beail of CAT Country/ Smooth Jazz radio. Vice presi- DELL dents include Adrianne Moore, internal affairs, Delaware National Bank; Clayton Festival Continued from page 39 theatre project. "One thing benefits the other," Post said. "Our downtown shops pick up business from those who come into Milton for a garden Briefly Shoup is Chamber Person of the Year Joseph Shoup, of Long Neck, was honored by members of the Greater Millsboro Chamber of Commerce as 2000 Chamber Member of the Year. He received the award at the chamber's annual meeting in December. Shoup serves on the chamber's board of directors as a vice presi- dent representing the Long Neck area. He is president of Indian Val- ley Carpet Cleaning and board chairman of the Long Neck Busi- ness Association (LNBA), an af- filiate of the chamber. Candidates for the annual award are selected entirely by member nominations and subsequent vot- ing. Shoup was cited for his serv- ice to the chamber in membership recruitment, as a corporate spon- sor, and assistance in community events such as the Big Thursday Festival. He also was recognized for his efforts in community serv- ice projects, especially a series of fundraisers to assist cerebral palsy victim Amanda Burgess. Shannahan earns Level III license Chesapeake Utilities Corpora- tion, parent company of Sharp Water located in Salisbury, Md., recently announced that D.J. Shannahan Jr., vice president of Sharp Water, has earned his Level III water treatment plant opera- tor's license. With this license, Shannahan can operate any water plant in the state of Maryland that utilizes chlorination, pH control, fluorida- tion, filtration and iron removal processes, which include ion ex- change or contact oxidation. Robinson, membership develop- ment, Robinson Insurance Associ- ates; Pecita Lonewolf, tourism/ events, Nanticoke Indian Associa- tion; John Thoroughgood, eco- nomic development, Parker Block; H.G. Wilson, community enhancement, Preston's Millsboro Auto Mart; and representing the Dagsboro area is vice president Brad Connor, mayor. Vice president Joseph Shoup of Indian Valley Carpet Cleaning and the Long Neck Business As- sociation, represents the Long Neck service area. Shoup also re- ceived the 2000 Chamber Mem- ber of the Year award. tour, and visitors to our shops see the theatre front and project infor- mation. If MDC opens up the the- atre to sell popcorn and let the public see what is going on there, they can only gain." Brown said other local organi- zations such as the Boys Scouts, school groups and veterans auxil- iaries will be contacted to see if they will participate in planning and running the festival. Vendors and exhibitors are also being sought for the park area. For information, call Brown at 684-8711. The next organization- al meeting is at 7 p.m., Wednes- day, Feb. 7 in Town Hall. Directors serving through De- cember 2002 are Norene Broad- hurst, Beebe Medical Center; Di- ane Lutz, Vlasic Foods; Roger Marino, Mountaire Farms; Teresa Rock, Community Management Inc. and Patrick Townsend of In- tervet Inc. Directors serving through De- cember 2001 include Cathy An- derson, Easter Seals; Nancy Brad- ford, Allfirst Financial Center; Lenny Bri Wilmington st ,; L. Matz, DLM s; and Everett Tomey, itbleCo. • Maryann Payne, of Rehoboth Beach Comfort Inn, is board chairman. William B. Wilgus Esq. is legal counsel and Joan Boyce is executive director. 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