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64 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2013
CAPE LIFE
Cape Gazette
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Auxiliary seeks vendors
for Sept. 21 craft fair
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Indian River Volunteer Fire
Company will have a craft fai
at Main Station No. 1 in Oak Or-
chard, Millsboro, from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m Saturday, Sept. 21. Vendor
8-by-10-foot space is $25; vendors
irovide their own tables. For
more information, contact Janet
at 302-945-4808.
Best of Milton Auction
and Party Sept. 21:
The Best of Milton Auction
and Party to benefit the Milton
Historical Society will be held
from 4 to 7:30 p.m Saturday,
Sept. 21. In addition to the silent
and live auctions, there will be
a delicious selection of hors
d'oeuvres, live music provided
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A TEAM OF 2012-13 officers from the Department of Delaware La-
by the piano and sax duo Vincent
Verrassi and Ken Cicerale, and
desserts including King's Home-
made Ice Cream. A cash bar will
be available with Milton's own
Dogfish Head beer and a selec-
tion of wine.
This event will take place at
the Milton Fire Hall, 116 Front
St. in Milton. Tickets are $15.
Purchase tickets at the door or in
ther information, call the Milton
Historical Society at 302-684-
1010, email info@historicmilton.
corn or visit historicmilton.org.
C.R. Webster book
signing set for Sept. 15
Author C.R. Webster will sign
copies of her book, "From the
Cradle to the Cyclone Fence,"
advance at the Lydia B. Cannon at 10:45 a.m Sunday, Sept. 15 at
Museum, 210 Union St Mil- Bayside Chapel, 38288 London
ton, between 11 a.m. And 4 p.m Ave. Unit 6 in Selbyville. '
Wednesday through Saturday. Webster saw many forms of
The public is welcome. For fur- substance abuse as a nurse, but
when addictions threatened
her own son, it was no longer
a job; she was his mother. After
a shoulder injury dashed his
dreams-of playing college base-
ball, Randy lost his desire to live,
seeking refuge in all the wrong
places His mother had to watch
as he went from job to job, court
date to court date, and eventu-
ally, freedom to incarceration.
From the "Cradle to the Cyclone
Fence" tells a tragic story about a
mother's struggle to save her son
and her eventual decision to turn
it over to God.
Now Forming
HEALTHY WEIGHT LOSS GROUP
8 WEEK THERAPY GROUP
Mondays, 6:30 p.m. - 8.'00 p.m.
October 7 to November 25, 2013
Individual and Family Therapy also available
Anxiety Depression Relationship problems
Medicare Accepted
HANNAH PATRICIA HANNON, LCSW
108 Second Street, Downtown Lewes
Call for appointment: 302-296-8000
Past
Cancer Aid and Research Frances Turner and [
Pernol had the honor of presenting
the amount bf $2,235.65 for the direct cogts of research.
Cancer Aid
cer research grant was then presented ~ the qualifying cancer research
facility within the Department of Delaware. PDP Russ
Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for~Chih
grant for her year.
~. Pictured at the presentation of the check are (I-r) Director of Fund De-
-velopment Meredith Betz, Dept. Administrator Hematology/OnColo-
gy Dale Lowe, Past Dept. President LAVFW Dr. Michaele Russell, Dept.
Treasurer LAVFW Rebecca Pernol, Dept. Senior Vice President/Past
Cancer Aid & Research Chair Frances Turner andMajor Gifts Associ-
ate Mary Hopkins.
STARTING in September
at Fleur-de-Lis Studio in Lewes
NO DRA WING
Wednesday
9:30 a.m.
Wednesday Evening classes start September 18th
6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Join Elizabeth Collard as she teaches these 10-week comprehensive courses
and LEARN ALL THE BASICS: various watercolor techniques, all about
special materials and how to use them, color theory, design, compositional
elements, and everything else you need to know to be able to
paint watercolors successfully.
Student Supply package for sale during 1st class.
REGISTER TODAY! CALL 302-645-4821
Class size limited to 10 students. 10-week Course Fee: $185
Intermediate watercolor classes are available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Thursdays for those with WC painting experience.
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1 7th Annual
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CAPE HENLOPEN LIGHTHOUSE
1765-1926
Rehoboth Beach Convention Center
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
229 Rehoboth Avenue
2013
FRIDAY 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. SATURDAY 10 a.m. to 6p.m.
SUNDAY 10 a.m. TO5 p.m.
35 Selected Exhibitors featuring 18th & 19th Century, American,
English, Primitive, and Period Furniture & Accessories
Fine Early China and Glassware
Early Kitchen & Fireplace Accessories
Oriental Rugs Chinese Export Porcelain Fine Antique Jewelry
A COLLECTOR AND DE/ LER SHOW
Admission $7.00. With Ad $6.00
www.theoriginalyorkantiquesshow.com
AIR CONDITIONED Managed by: Show Phones:
GOOD FOOD
PARKING AVAILABLE MELVIN L. ARION (302) 226"5456
NO SMOKING IN BUILDING P.O. BOX 119 Laurel, DE 19956-0119 (302) 542-3286
(302) 875-5326
