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CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, May 23- May 29, 1997 - 61
Women in Transition program offered soon
Delaware Technical & Commu-
nity College will host a Women In
Transition program June 16-20,
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day.
The workshop is designed to meet
the specific needs of women and
will offer participants the opportu-
nity to explore traditional and
non-traditional options, and will
provide support to face change
and set goals. Professional presen-
ters will guide participants
through self-evaluation and career
exploration. There is a fee of $10
but financial aid, child care and
transportation assistance is avail-
able for those who qualify. For
more information, call 855-1664.
r,," Grea t tertainmen t
VIA holds spring hat luncheon
The last meeting until fall of the Village Improvement Asso-
ciation, a member of the General Federation of Women's
clubs, was held on May 14 at the Rehoboth Beach Yacht and
Country Club. It was a 'Spring Hat' luncheon, and members
wore many original creations. The winners were presented
prizes by Faith Duncan, the first vice-president. Winners
were Grace Warner, for most original; 'Pete' Quint, funniest;
Rosemary Bahan, prettiest; Nanette Cory, most tasteful; and
Fern Hayes, wearing a bicycle helmet trimmed with flowers,
garnered the award for 'most politically correct.'
Three new board members were installed by Ann Drum-
mond for three year terms, which will take the club to the
millennium. They are: Renata Dupin, Colleen Hurt, and Grace
Warner.
The program at the luncheon was the Nautical Sounds Bar-
bershop Chorus, a local chorus of 16 men led by Stephen
Clyce and Ed Johnson. The group sang songs for and about
women.
Shown is Sally Zinnato, admiring Patty Derrick's shell cre-
ation hat.
Sussex Republican Women
planning annual banquet
The Sussex County Republican
Women's Club annual Banquet
and Silent Auction will be held
Friday, June 13 at the Sussex
Pines Country Club in George-
town. The dinner will be preceded
by a silent auction, the club's ma-
jor fund-raiser, from 6 to 7 p.m.
The featured speaker for the
event will be Edward J. Derwins-
ki, former member of congress
from Illinois, and former Secre-
tary of the Department of Veter-
ans Affairs under President Bush.
Derwinski was elected to the
U.S. House of Representatives in
1959 and served there until 1983.
He was then appointed Counselor
of the Department of State and lat-
er Under Secretary for Security
Assistance, Science and Technol-
ogy. In 1989, he was appointed
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
by President
George Bush.
The post
was later
raised to full
cabinet sta-
tus, and Der-
winski be-
came the first
Secretary of
the Depart- DERWINSKI
ment of Vet-
erans Affairs.
For more information or ticket
reservations, call Gene Langhorst
at 934-6797 or Banquet Chair
Phyllis Byrne at 645-2717.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Buckle Up America Week May 19-26
The Delaware Office of Highway Safety wants to remind motorists to
wear their seatbelts during Buckle Up America Week, May 19-26.
In the United States in 1995, seat belts saved more than 9,797 lives
and have saved more than 75,000 lives since 1982.
In Delaware, of the 85 motor vehicle occupants killed in crashes last
year, 42 were not using safety belts.
Additionally, one out of every seven motor vehicle occupants injured
in Delaware last year who were not wearing a safety belt received seri-
ous injuries.
Buckle Up American also encourages motorists whose cars have air
bags to have children ride in the backseat. Also, an air bag does not take
the place of a safety belt, and all occupants in a motor vehicle are urged
to use lap and shoulder belts.
In support of Buckle Up America Week, the Delaware State Police
will be conducting a number of occupant protection check points across
the state from May 17-23.
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