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80 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, June 20 - June 26, 1997
Del Tech's• Kids Kamps can make this summer sizzle
Wonder what your kids are go- Parents may enroll their chil- swim and recreation. There is a $5 er. Classes range from sports limited to ensure each child maxi-
ing to do this summer? Worried
about boredom?
Let summer really sizzle with
Kids Kamp at Delaware Technical
& Community College, Owens
Campus.
After school closes, children
ages seven (or entering second
grade in the fall) to 18 years are
invited to enjoy a summerfilled
with fun, interesting new informa-
tion and challenges.
Scheduled for June 16 - Aug. 8,
Kids Kamp offers flexible enroll-
ment plans, and extended day
camps to accommodate working
parents and over 75 camps/cours-
es to provide a wide variety of
choices.
dren for programs in the morning
only (8:30 to 11:30 a.m.), the af-
ternoon only (2:30-5:30 p.m.) or
for a full day of camp activities
(8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.). There is
an early drop-off time from 7:30
to 8:30 a.m.
Kids Kamp fees range from be-
tween $35 and $75 per child, per
week and some camPs also charge
a nominal materials fee. Parents
pay per child, per camp, and if en-
rolled in both morning and after-
noon, pay no additional charge for
the supervised lunch and recre-
ation periods.
Only children enrolled in both
morning and afternoon camp may
participate in supervised lunch,
Queen Anne's Railroad sets
• fireworks special on July 4
The Queen Anne's Railroad, in
cooperation with the Georgetown
Chamber of Commerce, has an-
nounced the inaugural run of the
Queen Anne's Railroad's Fire-
works Special on the Royal
Zephyr Dinner Train to the Sussex
County Fair and Fireworks on Fri-
day, July 4 at the Sussex Airpark
in Georgetown.
The Queen Anne's Fireworks
Special departs at 4 p.m. from the
Lewes station and will return
about midnight. Passengers will
enjoy a picnic supper, cash bar
and entertainment as they ride the
rails to Georgetown.
The Georgetown Chamber of
Commerce will meet the Queen
Anne's Railroad's Fireworks Spe-
cial passengers at the Sussex Air-
park. Transportation will be pro-
vided for a very short ride to the
Sussex County Fair site. There the
passengers will enjoy the carnival
midway exhibits and the United
States Navy Band Concert, fol-
lowed by fireworks provided by
Delaware Technical & Communi-
ty College.
For more information call the
Georgetown Chamber of Com-
merce at 856-1544. For required
reservations for the Queen Anne's
Railroad's Fireworks Special, call
644-1720.
Sea Grille's Full Moon Fever to raise fireworks funds
The Sea Grille's first Full Moon Fever will be celebrated Friday, June
20 at 9 p.m. and will help raise funds for the fireworks display which is
scheduled for Sunday, July 6. The Sea Grille is located on the eighth
• floor of the Henlopen Hotel at the North end of the Rehoboth Beach
Boardwalk,-Rehoboth Beach. The event features live music and the op-
portunity for participants to howl at the moon in imaginative ways. The
person who howls at the moon in the most creative way will win an ac-
commodations or dining prize provided by the Sea Grille. The contest
will be held the evening of each full moon throughout the summer and
fall at the Sea Grille. There will be a semi-final howl-off in September
followed by a grand howl-off at a later date to determine the best howler
in Rehoboth. Singer Michael Howard is th featured entertainer.
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Laissez Bon
Temps Rouler!
"Let the Good Times Roll" with
New Orleans Chef Oliver Gruber
per year, one-time, non-refund-
able registration fee per child.
Variety is the key to the class
offered, according to Kimberly
LeVert, Youth Program Develop-
camp to computers, dance, acting,
cooking, magic and arts and
crafts.
Registration is on a first-come,
first-served basis; enrollment is
mum instruction.
For more information or to reg-
ister, call Corporate and Commu-
nity Programs at 856,5400, ext.
226.
Harbor Lights
restaurant
"Serving delicious food with a relaxed
:atmosphere for the whole family."
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330 Rehoboth Avenue • 302-227-7451
OPEN DAILY 4 P.M. "OPEN SUNDAYS 2 P.M.
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Seniors-lO Off Entire Check Mon. thru Sat.
ea Horse Restaurant