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A nostalgic Roaring Forties Night is planned for High Halstow in March.
It’s a fundraiser for Anim-Mates, the animal rescue sanctuary in St Mary Hoo
The Roger Luxton Dance Band will be playing the music of the wartime era at High Halstow Village Hall on Saturday 29 March from 7pm.
Tickets at £12 are limited to 100 so there will be plenty of room dance.
40′s outfits are optional, but there will be a prize for the best one.
You are asked to bring your own rations to eat.
If you live within the distribution area of the Peninsula Times printed version, you will doubtless be aware of Anim-Mates charity and the good work that they do. If you have some time to attend one or both of these events you would be providing tremendous help to them. Plus you get to eat CAKE at one of the events and everyone likes cake!
Just to illustrate the kind of people they are. We found a cat hiding under our car at home, clearly injured and clearly in distress. We tried in vain to contact other animal charities for help without success. We called Anim-Mates and hoped, someone answered, not only did they answer but they gave us the address of a vet that could help and even called ahead to say that we were coming and any charge should be referred to them. Unfortunately the poor little cat died as a result of her injuries within a day or so and although it was a short period of time Anim-Mates were there and available to help when bigger and better known charities were not. Please help them if you can by going along to have some fun at these events.
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Animates are looking for a little help and getting fed in aid of charity sounds good to me.
Anim-Mates is a local animal rescue charity caring for many types of animal, click on the link to below to view their Spring News Letter:
Please click on the link below, you will be taken to the Anim-Mates Winter Newsletter. If you can help them with anything at all they would be truly grateful
If you haven’t yet read or received a copy of the news letter, please click on the link below to see what amazing work the teams and supporters of Anim-Mates are doing. Maybe you could even help out in some way?
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