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Cherubs peak out from ivy in the front gardens of Mike and Mary Rawl's home which is on the Lewes Garden Tour this year. Garden Continued from page 86 include hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar. Garden Tour tickets cost $10 if purchased in advance or $12 the day of the event. For $17 patrons can attend the cocktail party and tour. Those who just want to at- tend the party pay $12. Tickets are available at the Lewes Chamber of Commerce of- fice in the Fisher-Martin House on Kings Highway, The Inn at Canal Square, The Stepping Stone and Union Jack, The Swan's Nest, Trader's Jewelry and Gift Shop and Windsor's Plant Outlet at Wescoat's Corner. In Milton, tickets are available at Jailhouse Art and Antiques. In Rehoboth Beach, tickets are available at Re- hoboth Beach Chamber of Com- merce office in the old train sta- tion, Martin's Garden Center just off Old Landing Road and Wind- sor's Flowers on Route 1. Rain date for the tour is Sunday, June 18. Selected by Jack and Mickey Vessels of The Swan's Nest, this year's gardens include the Fisher- Martin House Herb Garden and • private gardens owned by Eliza- beth Rowe, Marilyn Nugent, Lt. Cmdr. Roy Birch and Joann Birch, Charles I. Sensenig, Paul Swinzow and Ardith Arehart- Swinzow, Paul and Patti Kase, Mike and Mary Rawl, Dodie and Tom Crowley, Carol and Tony Boyd-Heron and Mr. and Mrs. William S. Ingrain. Artists who will be working in the gardens include Aina Ner- gaard, acrylics; Jean Doran, acrylics on furniture; Jack Wiberg, oil and watercolors; Julie Baxendell, watercolorist; Julie Molyneux, oils, watercolors and acrylics; Denise Calisti, pastels; and Joyce Zeigler, oils. The artists will be selling their works during the tour including the work of the day. This year's tour will also fea- ture violinist Diane Newtzling who is returning for her second garden performance. Newtzling is program coordinator at Delaware Music School and con- ductor of its string orchestra. Garden Tour lectures, free to the public in Zwaanendael Park, will include: • Planting Container Gardens by Christopher Valenti of J.B. Landscaping, 1 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. CATCHER'S RESTAURANT FEATURES CATCHER'S CATERING SERVICE 249 Rehoboth Avenue • FREE PARKING • 227-1808 Subscribe today! Call 645-7700 for mail delivery • Growing and Using Herbs by Linda LaPlante Beatty, former president of the Delaware Herb Growers and Marketers Associa- tion, 1:45 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. • Topiary and Green Sculpture • by Ingrid H. Hetfield, master gar- dener and world traveler, 2:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. To further accent the garden tour, William D. Neun, Annapolis and Baltimore's premier floral designer, will demonstrate flower arranging in three gardens during the day, at 11 a.m., noon and 1 p.m, Addresses of all of the gardens are provided to patrons in a spe- cial booklet given them when they purchase their tickets. The program also provides details about where the artists will be working and where the flower ar- ranging will be demonstrated. For further information about the Lewes Garden Tour, contact Lewes Chamber of Commerce at 645-8073. CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, June 9 - June 15, 2000 - 87 DRBA sponsors line up for annual Hospital Benefit The promise of world-class en- tertainment at the Delaware River & Bay Authority's fifth annual Hospital Benefit - over Indepen- dence Day weekend - has struck a chord with like-minded sponsors who have banded together to make the annual event better then ever before. Confirming the support of sev- eral national and local sponsors through a variety of sponsorship packages, Michael E. Harkins, ex- ecutive director of the DRBA, said, "An evening on the shores of the Delaware Bay with interna- tionally acclaimed pop and coun- try singer Martina McBride, as well as the Delaware Symphony Orchestra, proved too good to re- sist. Sponsors and concert patrons are in for a real treat, but the real beneficiaries will be the residents of Lewes and Cape May, whose needs we serve with the Cape May-Lewes Ferry, as the benefit concert is a major fundraiser for the Beebe Medical Center in Lewes and the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital of Cape May Court House." Dover Downs Slots and Hard- core Composites will once again join the DRBA as presenting sponsors for this event. With its new 65,000-sq. ft. Las Vegas- style casino and nearly 2,000 state-of-the-art slot machines, Dover Downs Slots is an impor- tant part of Delaware's nightlife scene. 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