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"I figure the money can help them hire good people," she said.A dance to remember The folks who support the Alzheimer's Association of the Eastern Shore gave it their all Sunday at the Clarion Resort in Ocean City.

A filet-mignon steak dinner put everyone in their seats, and music by Teenage Rust and the Rustettes got everyone up.The dance floor was jammed.

Young people in mid-career banged elbows with older couples who've been retired for many years.

The music was irresistible.

"They don't look like teenagers," said one tall, gray-haired gentleman from Ocean Pines.They don't?

Well, put on your rose-colored glasses.Anna Foultz was in charge of the night, err, afternoon, since the event was 3 to 8 p.m.

"This is the earliest dinner I've eaten in 20 years," quipped Rick Meehan, an Ocean City Council member.Other notables turned out, too, including Ocean City Mayor Jim Mathias, Louise Gulyas, Ocean Pines police chief Dave Massey and another chief of police, Ocean City's Bernadette DiPino, who looked divine in a strapless black-and-white gown, flowing hair and diamond earrings.

She was escorted by Sonny Bloxom of Pocomoke City.In town Gov.

Robert Ehrlich tours Pocomoke City today.

He'll congratulate the soccer, lacrosse and basketball champions and visit local businesses.

City Mayor Michael McDermott said the ...