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Exclusive Radko event
at Kitty's Ltd. April 15
Kitty's Ltd. will feature Flower
Power, an exclusive Christopher
Radko ornament, at its spring
event, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday,
April 15. The new 2000 collection
for all seasons will be on display
and available for purchase. In-
cluded will be pieces for charity,
Easter, snow globes, limited edi-
tions, millennium, nautical, re-
tired, post cards, wedding, gradu-
ation, patriotic, various holidays
and more.
Radko representative Barbara
Laverdiere will be available to an-
swer customer questions. For
more information, call 934-9578.
DiGiovanni completes
Avon training
After being an Avon independ-
ent sales representative for just
four months, Rebecca DiGiovanni
of Seaford has successfully com-
pleted sales and recruiting re-
quirement s to become the latest
leadership representative under
advanced unit leader Kathy Porter
in Avon's district 2820. The own-
er of Caf6 Napoli in Milford with
her husband, Michael, DiGiovan-
ni seeks out and mentors people in
Maryland and Delaware who
want to sell Avon products.
Office pros to have their
day at Del Tech
A luncheon and motivational
presentation will mark Adminis-
trative Office Professionals' Day
on Wednesday, April 26, at
Delaware Technical & Communi-
ty College, Owens campus.
Dr. Michael Hudson of the Bea-
con Leadership Group will dis-
cuss obstacles to success and how
to navigate them. "I Can Do Any-
thing - If I Just Get Out of My
Own Way" is the theme of his
talk. The luncheon begins at
11:30 a.m., in the Carter Partner-
ship Center; the cost is $26. Pre-
registration is required. For more
information, call 854-6966.
Two named to
Kalmar Nyckel board
Capt. William Poulterer of
Lewes and Georgeanna Windley
of Dover have accepted invita-
tions to join the board of trustees
for the Kalmar Nyckel Founda-
tion.
Poulterer, who grew up in
Philadelphia but spent summers
in Lewes with his grandparents, is
the current president of the Pilots
Association and holds board
membership for the Maritime Ex-
change, the Port of Wilmington
Maritime Society and the Sea-
man's Church Institute. He has
38 years in the Delaware River Pi-
lot Association.
Georgeanna "Gigi" Windley is
president of Tourism Develop-
ment Associates LLC, which spe-
cializes in the development of
emerging destinations and im-
proving regional ond.local
.tourism systems. She is-e for-
mer director of the Delaware
Tourism Office, Film-Office and
Main Street Program and chaired
the tourism division for the Na-
tional Association of State Devel-
opment Agencies.
Baltimore Aircoil, Cook
honored by CDEDC
The 12th annual Economic De-
velopment Dinner, sponsored by
the Central Delaware Economic
Development Council (CDEDC)
was attended by more than 140
business and community leaders
March 16, in Dover.
For the first time, CDEDC pre-
sented two awards, one to a com-
pany and the second to an individ-
ual. Baltimore Aircoil of Milford
was selected by secret ballot by
the financial contributors of the
CDEDC to receive the company
award. Baltimore Aircoil has a
25-year history in Kent County
and employs 200 people at its
Milford facility. This year's indi-
vidual winner was Sen. Nancy
Cook, D-Kenton, who was recog-
nized for her support for numer-
ous economic development proj-
ects in Kent County.
Floyd Larmore joins
Delaware Cedar staff
Mike Neal, president of
Delaware Cedar Company in
Lewes, the American Cedar and
Redwood Company in Madison,
Va., Scott Jay Cedar and Mill-
work in Millersville, Md., and
Coastal Coatings Company in
Lewes, has announced that Floyd
Larmore has
joined the
management
team as sales
manager.
Larmore,
with an exten-
sive back-
ground • in
product distri-
bution, most LARMORE
recently was
involved in the human perform-
ance training industry. He has al-
most 40 years experience in sales
and sales management. To reach
Lannore, call 645-9580.
Sharp Energy unveils
mobile kiosk for retailing
Sharp Energy, a subsidiary of
Chesapeake Utilities, has an-
nounced its new concept in con-
sumer retailing to the Delmarva
Peninsula, the mobile kiosk. The
announcement was made by vice
president for marketing Phil Bare-
foot at the company's new Sharp
Living by Chesapeake store in
Dover. The purpose of the kiosk,
said Barefoot, is to visit every
community on the peninsula.
Fairs, festivals, trade shows and
other community events will also
be venues.
Organizations wishing to
schedule events should contact
Marvin Johnson, the company's
mobile kiosk representative, at
302-734-6797, Ext. 6502.
CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, April 14 - April 20, 2000 - 63
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