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34 - CAPE GAZETYE, Friday, April 5 - April 11, 1996
Krlsten Sealphoto
Epworth Pre-school students learn about spring farming
Epworth Pre-School students were visited by Roger Townsend, vice president of J.J.
Townsend on Friday, March 22 as a part of their community helpers unit. Townsend spoke to
the children about planting peas, growing peas and the equipment used in local farming.
Seen here with a tractor that Townsend brought especially for the program, are Max
Townsend and Jackson Monigle (l-r) on the steps of the tractor and on the ground (l-r) are
Roger Townsend, Connor Jones, teacher Pam Mancuso, Tricia Conlon, Carly Trageser, Coleen
Mahaffie, Emily Southmayd, Miriah Hearn, Jenni Pignataro, Courtney Brand, Elizabeth Bur-
ton, Ashley Herrin and teacher
Camp Barnes accepting
applications now
Applications are now available
for the Camp Barnes and the
D.A.R.E. Summer Challenge pro-
gram. Camp Barnes is located
near Bethany Beach on Millers
Creek. Participants in the
D.A.R.E. Summer Challenge
must be 10-13 years old and will
reside at the camp from Monday
.through Friday of their session.
Bus transportation is provided to
and from the camp.
Kathy Thompson.
The summer program combines
traditional camp recreational ac-
tivities (swimming, canoeing,
sports, games, etc.) with adven-
ture-based, outdoor learning
through the use of low-level ele-
ments and initiatives. The result
is the acquisition of skills, self-
confidence, personal motivation
and cooperative spirit that will en-
able participants to effectively
cope with personal and social
changes.
Applications are now available
at Delaware State Police Troop 7
and in most middle schools. For
more information, call the Com-
munity Services Section at (302)
739-5961.
April is Community
College Month in state
April has been declared "Com-
munity College Month" in
Delaware by Governor Thomas
Carper. Carper signed the procla-
mation at a ceremony held March
29 at Delaware Tech, Stanton
Campus, with student leaders pre-
sent. Students from the Owens
and Terry campuses were also
able to witness the signing cere-
mony and participate via interac-
tive video. In the proclamation,
Carper acknowledged the contri-
butions of Delaware Tech in its
service to over 36,000 citizens
each year, the work of the College
in partnership with business and
industry, and the numerous ser-
vices and programs that are of-
fered to meet the diverse and
changing needs of Delawareans.
Eli named Cape High Teacher of Year
Cape Henlopen High School band director and music
teacher Barry Eli received flowers and a congratulatory bal-
loon Wednesday afternoon, March 27 in recognition of being
named Teacher of the Year for the school for 1996. His nomi-
nation puts him in the running for Cape Heniopen School Dis-
trict Teacher of the Year competition. He is shown here (at
left) with Cape High Principal Dr. Ron Burrows and Assistant
Principal Dr. Sue Dutton. Eli received the award just hours
before leaving with members of the Cape Henlopen High
band and chorus for annual spring competition in Orlando,
Florida. "We are the first Delaware band to be invited to
march in the night time Spectro-Magic Light Parade," said
Eli. "Our jazz band and chorus will also be competing in
Florida." Eli is an 18 year teaching veteran having taught the
past 11 years in his present position. In 1985, he was named
Outstanding Band Director at the Norfolk Azalea Festival.
CHHS PTSA
fundraiser May 4
Mark your calendars now for
our community high school May
4th PTSA fundraiser. The PTSA
is having an outdoor family event
with craft fair, flea market, auc-
tion and refreshments to raise
money for our student scholarship
and activity fund. All monies will
go towards our Cape Henlopen
students.
Donated items will be auctioned
off at I 1 a.m. You may reserve
your own table space for $15 and
reap your own rewards. Crafters
are needed to round out the festiv-
ities, and spaces are again $15,
first come, first serve.
Free admission to the event at
Cape Henlopen High School with
refreshments available from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. Rain date is May 5.
to reserve a table space, or for
more information, call (302) 645-
6703 or write to P.O. Box 387,
Nassau, De 19969--attention:
Cape Henlopen PTSA.
Cape Region residents UD grads
A number of Cape Region stu-
dents were graduated from the
University of Delaware at Winter
Commencement ceremonies held
Jan. 6 in Newark. They include:
Rehoboth Beach - Jeffrey E.
Burkhart, bachelor of arts; Brian
Kirkpatrick, bachelor of science in
human resources; Kelli Anne
Benyak Caldwell, master of in-
struction; Ellen Ann Grzyboski
Purple, bachelor of science in
nursing; Everett D. Rogers, bach-
elor of arts; and Jacklyn Johnson
Shockley, master of instruction.
Millsboro - Michele C. Betts
Baker, master of instruction;
Leslie Allen Dick, bachelor of
arts; and Carisa Ann Hall Pepper,
master of instruction.
Harbeson - John I. Gause, mas-
ter of instruction; Joanna Lynne
Wright, bachelor of science in hu-
man resources;
, Lewes - Heather A. Daisey,
bachelor of science in business
administration; Jeffrey H. Gibson,
bachelor of science in business
administration; Vinay R. Hos-
mane, bachelor of arts; Christine
Devilbiss King, master of arts;
Carla C. Maranto-Arnold, master
of public instruction; Donna M.
Janes Marrin, master of instruc-
tion; Deanne E. Boyden Mc-
Credie, bachelor of science in ed-
ucation; Jeffrey S. Sopa, bachelor
of arts; Rachel L. Tarburton,
bachelor of arts in liberal studies;
Rebecca L. Trifillis, bachelor of
arts; and Ami E. Wilbur, doctor of
philosophy.
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