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30 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, April 14 - April 20, 2000
Jill Travis Burton
weds Dj Silicato
Jill Travis Burton and Dj War-
ren Silacato were united in mar-
riage at 4 p.m., Nov. 20, 1999, at
Avenue Methodist Church, Mil-
ford. The Rev. Earle Baker offici-
ated the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Burton
of Rehoboth Beach.
The groom is the son of Nine
Silacato and Howard Parker of
Long Neck.
The maid of honor was Crystal
Mintzer of Milford. Bridesmaids
were Amy Burton of Rehoboth
Beach; Dawn Stevens of Lewes;
Holly Fry of Milford; Amy
Pownetl of Philadelphia; and Re-
becca Lockwood. The flower girl
was Sarah Silacato.
The best man was Billy Turner
of Milford. The groomsmen were
Derek Parker of Milford; Brian
Cohee of Dewey Beach; Kerri
Fry of Milford; Rick Burton of
Rehoboth Beach; and Stephen
Webb of Milford. The ring bearer
was Cody Turner. A dinner re-
ception was held at the Rehoboth
Beach Country Club.
The bride is employed by the
Cape Henlopen School District,
Lewes, and the groom is em-
ployed by TGI Friday's, Dover.
Following a honeymoon at
Sandals in Montego Bay, Ja-
maica, the couple resides in Mil-
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Dj Silicato
VVA to host United Veterans meeting April 19 in Dover
The Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 83, will and member of the Delaware Commission on Veter-
host a United Veterans meeting at 7 p.m., Wednes- an Affairs, proposed the idea of meeting as an inde-
day, April 19, at Legislative Hall, Dover. During the pendent group called United Veterans.All veterans
meeting they will gather veteran feedback on impor- are welcome to attend. For details, call 302-736-
tent issues. George E. Webb Jr., a Vietnam veteran 6740.
Meeting
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Preservation office, will present
information on historic properties
located within the town of Lewes,
along with a discussion of Sec-
tion 106 of the National Historic
Preservation Act. This presenta-
tion will discuss how disasters
and disaster mitigation, response
and recovery efforts can effect
historic properties. Questions to
be addressed include: How are
historic properties identified and
evaluated? What are the require-
ments that FEMA must follow to
consider historic properties in its
programs? How does Section 106
of the Historic Preservation Act
work?
Why is it important to protect and
preserve the history of Lewes?
What are the potential impacts of
a FEMA program on historic
properties? Every year, natural
disasters destroy communities
and affect the lives of families,
neighbors and businesses.
Project Impact is a nationwide
FEMA initiative which encour-
ages individuals, businesses and
entire communities to take the
necessary steps to prevent dam-
age to life and property and to
prepare before natural disaster
strikes.
Milton Library to mark
Earth Day with tree planting
By Rosanne Pack
The Milton Library will mark
Earth Day 2000 with a tree plant-
ing ceremony 10 a.m., Saturday,
April 22. The tree planting is also
part of the on-going celebration
of the library's 125th anniversary.
Mary Hopkins, library director,
said the staff will be present to
help dig in for Earth Day and to
continue to put down library roots
in the community. The event is
sponsored by the Friends of the
Milton Library; the organization
purchased the tree which will be
planted and landscaped by DeVi ! -
biss Landscape Architects. The
event will be recorded with a
sandblasted marker from Quillen
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