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26 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, Jan. 19 - Jan. 25, 2001
Kerry Kester photo
Cats crowned with Lewes support
A dinner at the Rose & Crown Restaurant to raise funds for the Historic Lewes Cat Society
raised a total of $628.50 Jan. 14, when the restaurant contributed 50 percent of its dinner-
cheek proceeds to the organization. Linda Rainey of First Atlantic Mortgage Company won
the 50/50 raffle that netted $88.50. The society is raising funds to reach its goal of containing
the feral cat population through initiating trapping, spaying or neutering, socializing and
finding homes for the felines. John Lester, owner of the restaurant, also agreed to engage in
another benefit dinner for the society from 5 to 9 p.m., May 6.
To date, the society has trapped 43 cats, spayed or neutered 20 and found homes for 12. Cur-
rently the society has nine felines ready for adoption: two kittens, two adult males and five
adult females. Twenty-two others are being socialized in preparation for adoption. Society
members shown with the three kittens who waited in the hallway outside the restaurant to
greet patrons at the fundraiser are (l-r) Florence Marshall, trapper, Judy Hedrick, secretary
and trapper; Kate Dooley, public relations; and Vivian Barry, cochair.
The Historic Lewes Cat Society, in conjunction with Doris Day Spay Day, will conduct its
next spay/neuter program from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 27, in front of Sugar & Spice on
Second Street in Lewes. Society members will have certificates for spaying or neutering dis-
counts at participating veterinary clinics. For more information or to become involved in the
society, call 228-6792.
Delaware SAFE KIDS to hold luncheon Jan. 24
The Delaware SAFE KIDS Coalition will recognize 23 men and
women and I I businesses for their assistance in fighting the leading
killer of children: unintentional injury. Plaques and certificates will be
presented during the coalition's annual recognition luncheon Wednes-
day Jan. 24, at the Sheraton Inn in Dover.
Recipients will be honored for their contributions in the areas of child
passenger safety, fire prevention, playground safety and bicycle safety.
The luncheon's keynote speaker will be Dr. Julia Pillsbury, chairwoman
of the Delaware chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics and
chief of pediatrics at Bayhealth Medical Center-Kent General Hospital. IMPORTER OF FINE
Pillsbury will talk about advances in childhood injury prevention.
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LHS meeting Jan. 19
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This sterling silver snuff
boxe, right, with traces of
snuff still intact, was once
owned by prominent Lewes
resident Caleb Ross Paynter.
Now owned by the Lewes
Historical Society, it will be
among several items silver
specialist Iris Brock will dis-
cuss at the Friday, Jan. 19
meeting of the Lewes Histor-
ical Society.
Sterling silver, coin silver
and silverplate will be the
topics of her presentation,
HioHo Silver, which begins at
8 p.m. in St. Peter's Parish
Hall, Mulberry Street,
Lewes.
The meeting is free and
open to the public. Refresh-
ments win be served follow-
ing the lecture. For more in-
formation, call the Lewes
Historical Society at 645-
7670.
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