Kiwanis International President Dave Curry (right) and First Lady Eva Curry will
be visiting the Capital District in late January 2008. During
this special time our district will be hosting a number of
events for the First Family of Kiwanis. On Saturday evening,
January 26, 2008 Governor Art and First Lady Vickie will
host a reception from 6-7 pm (with cash bar) followed by
dinner at the Comfort Inn Conference Center, 4500 Crain Hwy,
Bowie, Maryland 20716. 
by Rosemary Cummings, Chair, CPR-M Committee
When Sally Fintel retired from Cape Henlopen School District this past June, she left behind the Kiwanis Hippotherapy program, but not her memories. For Sally, October 18 was "This is Your Life Sally" a special evening as Rehoboth Kiwanis Club recognized her for 20 Years with the program. Sally remembered the many children the program nurtured and assisted, the support of Kiwanis friends, Jack Eliason, Dick Koch, Art Pressl, Bill Cristea, and Warren MacDonald. She laughed as she related how stable owner, "Katrina" who started "equine therapy" got one horse. She beamed on the arrival of instructors Gloria Truitt and Kelly Smith, who recently told Club members how children increased their self-esteem, self-discipline and other skills when they rode Champ or Nesca. Sally will still be in the area, as she teaches with her husband Bill, about her other passion, Bird Watching, at UDEL's Delaware Academy of Lifelong Learning.
| Kelly Smith, Art Pressl, Sally Fintel, Jack Eliason, and Gloria Truitt. |  |
| Jack Eliason looks on as Sally admire gift of Carved Bird. |  |
| Kiwanians present Hippotherapy Awards to students in program. |  |
| Instructor Kelly Smith works with student as teacher looks on. |  |
| Kiwanians Jack Eliason and Dick Koch transport Sally and students from school to the stable. |  |
| Instructor Kelly Smith answer question for Hippotherapy students as they prepare to ride horses. |  |
