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Jen EIIingsworth photo Local band Little Sister is one of two acts slated to perform at the Second Annual Mona Casey Benefit Concert on Satur- day, April 22, at Crabber's Cove in Dewey Beach. Mona Casey Benefit 00Concert set April 22 The Second Annual Mona Casey Benefit Concertis slated for Earth Day, Saturday, April 22, from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Crab- ber's Cove in Dewey Beach. Admission is $10. The concert will feature local bands Scrapple and Little Sister. Organizers of the event are friends and family of Casey, a de- voted environmentalist. Proceeds from the benefit will go toward a scholarship fund in Casey's name for an environmental science ma- jor at Wesley College in Dover. An environmental science major at Wesley, Casey's life was cut short by a fatal car accident in September 1998. Last year, the event netted ap- proximately $2,500 for the schol- arship, which was awarded the following school year. Live entertainment will begin at 10 a.m. The benefit concert will also feature giveaways through- Out the evening, including gift certificates donated by local restaurants such as Pizza Villa, The Lighthouse, House of Can- dies and Gertie's Greengrocer. Event coordinators are opti- mistic that while celebrating the life of Casey, the concert will also raise a significant amount of mon- ey for the scholarship in her name. Tickets will be available at the door. CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, April 14 - April 20, 2000 ,- 73 Possums open 'Man of La Mancha' April 29 Possum Point Players will pre- miere a dilaner theater at Possum Hall in Georgetown for the Satur- day, April 29 performance of the spring musical, "Man of La Man- cha." The meal will be prepared by Bonnie Reeves, Mary Ann Hook and Louise Hartzell, assisted by their husbands Lou, AI and Jim, respectively. This is the same group that prepared the meals that became so popular when the Pos- sums held the annual January din- ner theater in Millsboro for sever- al years. This will be the first time that the players will prepare an entire meal in the newly renovated kitchen facilities in Possum Hall. "A significant portion of the cost of renovation went into upgrad- ing and modernizing our kitchen and we are looking forward to trying it out," said Jim Hartzell, who is also producing the show. "I think it's going to be quite a hit," said Louise Hartzell, "and I'm looking forward to working with Mary Ann and Bonnie again." "Even though it's a great deal of work, we're serving fewer meals and we always have fun doing it anyway," Mary Ann Hook said. Bonnie Reeves noted that many people were disappointed when the group left Millsboro and stopped doing the cooking them- selves. "I hope they all get the word and decide to attend," she said. Tickets for the dinner theater are $30 per person. The main en- tree will be chicken in phyla dough, a popular dish from the Millsboro days. Tickets for the musical only are $13, with the customary $2 dis- count on Sunday matinees for stu- dents and senior citizens. Season ticket holders who would like to attend the dinner theater will be charged an additional $17, since the dinner theater is not part of the original season. The show will open at 8 p.m., Friday, April 28. On April 29, the doors will open at 6 p.m., with dinner served at 7 p.m. and the show immediately following. The show will also be per- formed at 2 p.m., Sunday, April 30. The closing weekend will be May 5-7. For more information or to or- der tickets, call 856-4560 ge00aa.'am*" WATCH for our GRAND OPENING in APRIL 2000 ! Join us in our ALL NEW location. 10 Wilmington Avenue Rehoboth Beach ,DE 19971 For Reservations Call 227 1227 Chicken Dumplin's Dinner includes: Mashed potatoes, stuffing & salad. "11" 75 per person Every night is special atIrish Eyes! -- Extensive regular menu also available -- Live Music! Friday, April 14 "THE WISE GUYS" Saturday, April 15 "THE FUNSTERS" www.irisheyespub.com