Oops! We Goofed
In the last issue of Letters, Jennifer Rubenstein wrote a glowing review
on her dining experience at Dish! which we listed as being on Rehoboth
Avenue. Not so. Dish! is located at 26 Baltimore Avenue.
As if one mistake weren’t enough, her server Ginger was referred to as
Gretchen. We hope that’s the last mistake we make for awhile.
To Sign-up Visit Camprehoboth.com
Don’t miss out on being part of the 2007 Beach Book, a directory of
Rehoboth Beach area residents and their frequent guests. Names will be
collected through June 10. Visit camprehoboth.com and list your house today.
While you’re visiting CAMP’s home page, click on the Love Remixed
link and sign-up to be a host or sponsor of Love 2007, the June 30th dance
benefit at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center featuring Centaur’s Global
Groove DJ David Knapp with dancing from 8 p.m-2 a.m., and an open bar all
night long.

Rooftop Party for July 4th Fireworks
What a view!!!! On Wednesday night July 4 when Rehoboth Beach Main Street
presents the Rehoboth Fireworks display, there will be a very special
rooftop cocktail party atop the Atlantic Sands Hotel.
The event will be a lofty cocktail party on the roof from 8-10 p.m. on
fireworks night. Tickets are $25 per person, which includes two beverages,
munchies and an awesome view of the show. Tickets are limited, and are being
sold by calling 302-227-2772 or stopping by the Main Street office, a small
cottage at the rear of the Convention Center parking lot. Main Street office
hours are 9 a.m-4 p.m. weekdays. You may pay for tickets by Visa or
Mastercard, check or cash.
As in previous years, the display will be launched beginning about 9:15
p.m. (Rain date is the following night, July 5), with the show visible all
up and down the boardwalk and shore from Dewey Beach to north of Rehoboth.
The roof of the Atlantic Sands Hotel will be the place to view the
stunning display prepared by Zambelli Internationale, the first family of
fireworks. The fireworks will be launched from the beach again this year,
making the rooftop viewing even more spectacular.
Get set for a fabulous display on Sunday, July 4, and be sure to invite
all your family and friends to downtown Rehoboth Beach for the event!

Delaware HIV Consortium Presents WOW Awards at Annual Benefit Gala
Archmere Academy’s Raskob mansion was the venue for the Delaware HIV
Consortium’s 3rd Annual WOW Awards Gala on Friday, May 18 where Red Ribbon
Awards were given to individuals and organizations throughout Delaware that
have paved the way in service, philanthropy, and volunteerism in the field
of HIV/AIDS.
Pictured are five winners: Helene Gladney, Janice Heinssen, Jose Varela,
Stephen Curtis, and Sister Jean Rupertus. Not shown: Dela. State Rep. Helene
Keeley, Fiona Tresolini, and Volunteer of the Year John Brown.

Murray Archibald Receives Honor
Consortium Exec. Director Peter Houle (right) presented CAMP Rehoboth
President Murray Archibald with the Community Award, given to an individual
that strives to improve the overall health of our neighborhoods and
communities.

HeARTists in the CAMP Courtyard
The 17 artists who generously donated pieces of their artwork for the
HeART of the Community Art Auction were guests at a reception to preview
their work on Saturday, May 26 at the CAMP Rehoboth Community Center. The 17
pieces will be auctioned at the Black and White Ball at the Atlantic Sands
Hotel on June 2.
Pictured are (front row) Brian Petro, Rod Cook, and Dale Sheldon; (back
row) Gary Fisher, JS Adams, Sondra Arkin, Michael Muller, Aina
Nergaard-Nammack, Julie Baxendell, Jim O’Dell, and Murray Archibald. Not
shown: Terry Isner, Ward Ellinger, Judy Rolfe, Lee Mills, Mary Beth Ramsey,
and Spencer Kingswell.

Nunsense: A Hail of Fun and Frolic!
The hilarious and slightly irreverent musical Nunsense, presented by HTP
and directed by Fay Jacobs will be performed Friday and Saturday June 8 and
9 at 8 p.m. at the theater at Rehoboth Elementary School. See page 104 for
ticket information.