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Team Rehoboth Is Going To
Cologne
The Team Rehoboth Beach Board of
Directors recently met at the CAMP Rehoboth Community Center where it
recognized outgoing President Rich Williams for his hard work in creating
Team Rehoboth and organizing its representation in the 2006 Chicago Gay
Games. The board then elected Bill McManus as its new President.
Following the meeting, the board
announced that they will send the Team to Cologne, Germany to participate in
the 2010 Gay Games. The board also stated its desire to strive to build Team
Rehoboth Beach to have equal representation of male and female athletes.
They are also interested in involving talented and gifted individuals from
Rehoboth Beach who will be able to participate in the many cultural events
held to support the Gay Games.
Team Rehoboth Beach is a nonprofit
corporation dedicated to the promotion of GLBT sports in Rehoboth Beach.
They sponsor local tournaments
and organize participation of the local delegation in major GLBT global
multi-sport events. For more information, visit www.teamrehobothbeach.org.
Join CAMP in Kids Christmas
Drive
The Holidays are coming,
bringing colder temperatures along with them. This year CAMP Rehoboth is
helping to outfit area children with warm clothes. These are children who
have rarely had new clothes, and, if not for these gifts, might receive
nothing for the Holidays.
Our goal is to provide 50 children,
ranging in age from infant to 12 years old, with one complete new outfit (a
top and a pair of pants). Donations of new clothes (shirts, sweatshirts,
pants, sweatpants) can be dropped off at the CAMP Rehoboth Community Center,
37 Baltimore Ave. where we will wrap and deliver them in time for Christmas.
If you have questions or would like
more information, call Kathy or Beth at CAMP Rehoboth, 302-227-5620. Please
help us do what we can to keep these kids warm.
Play CSI in the Romanov Mystery
How was the Romanov mystery solved
through the use of modern DNA technology? The Wooden Indian, 25 Baltimore
Ave., is sponsoring a lecture on the Romanov family fate as part of its
Faberge Trunk show the weekend of Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
Dr. Zoran M. Budimlija, MD, PhD, a
forensic pathologist and DNA expert, will lecture on how historical
mysteries are solved through DNA. Using everyday terms, he will explain how
experts use modern technology to answer riddles of historical events. He
will also explain how DNA used to establish the identities of Czar Nicholas
and the Romanov family members, and the mystery surrounding the fate of Czar
Nicholas' daughter, Anastasia. Dr Budimlija will be available for questions
after the presentation.
The free lecture will be held
Saturday, Dec. 1 from 10-11 a.m. at Epworth Church, 20 Baltimore Ave. To
register, call the Wooden
Indian, 302-227-8331.
Pfeufer Raises Funds for CAMP
Bruce Pfeufer (right) presents CAMP
Rehoboth Executive Director Steve Elkins with checks totaling $1,125. The
money was raised at Bruce and Leroy Hescock’s first annual Halloween
Costume Party at Cloud 9.
Judges Pick Student Art Contest Winners
The judges gather to select the
winners of the 2007 CAMP Rehoboth World AIDS Day Student Art Contest.
Pictured (l-r) are Jay Pastore, Michael Muller, and Patti Shreeve. The
winning artwork is shown on the World AIDS Day 2007 page.
CAMP’s Table Takes First Place at Ball
White Night (in shining
armor) was the theme of CAMP Rehoboth’s prize winning table at this
year’s Beebe Medical Foundation Thanksgiving Ball. The table was decorated
by Murray Archibald and Steve Elkins.
Peterson’s Eyecons Return to Rehoboth
Christopher Peterson is bringing
his Christmas Spectacular to the Atlantic Sands Hotel the weekend of Dec.
14-16. The shows will feature all your favorite women singing all your
Christmas favorites.
Film Society Board Hosts John Waters
The board of the Rehoboth Beach
Film Society celebrated their 10th anniversary with Director John Waters.
Pictured standing are Teri Dunbar, Marcia DeWitt, Rob Rector, Fritz Schranck,
Beth Hochholzer, Sue Early, and Bob Slavin.
Dale, Pat, and Letters Share the Blarney
While on a recent visit to Muckross
House in Killarney, Ireland, Rehoboth artist Dale Sheldon and Rehoboth Beach
Commissioner Pat Coluzzi took time out to read the latest beach news in
Letters from CAMP Rehoboth.
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