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CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, May 23- May2 9, 1997-55
LIQUOR .75 LITER !I LIQUOR .75 LITER
BEER CASE
Outlets contribute to Rehoboth fireworks
Lana O'Hollaren (middle) presents a check to Rehoboth
Beach Main Street representatives Anne Marie Burnell (left),
executive director, and President Kathy Kramedas, in the
amount of $1,000 for the July 6 fireworks extravaganza Main
Street is sponsoring. O'Hollaren is marketing manager at Re-
hoboth Outlets, with three centers between Lewes and Re-
hoboth Beach. The goal of the fireworks fund drive is $35,000
and anyone wishing to donate should call 227-2772.
Rehoboth Restaurant Association
kicks off Party Smart campaign
The Rehoboth Beach Restau- "and the RBRA is committed to
rant Association (RBRA), in co-
operation with the Rehoboth
Beach Police Department, the Re-
hoboth Beach/Dewey Beach
Chamber of Commerce and Re-
hoboth Main Street, will kick off
the "Party Smart" campaign be-
ginning Memorial Day Weekend.
The campaign encourages visitors
to the area to behave responsibly
and safely. The "Party Smart" al-
cohol awareness and education
project works with groups across
the country to strengthen and
maximize the benefits of effective
hands-on alcohol awareness pro-
grams to stop driving while under
the influence of alcohol and en-
courage responsible alcoholic
beverage consumption. "With the
crowds of visitors that flock to our
beaches in the summer season, it's
of paramount importance to stress
safety and responsible partying,"
said RBRA secretary Sue Krick,
Bateman
Continued from page 53
Live topiaries stand next to a
lattice bench, chairs and table that
provide inspiration for those fur-
nishing a porch or deck. And
those in search of further advice
on decorating and accessorizing,
may select from a variety of fash-
ionable books on the subject.
An interesting assortment of
bed, bath and kitchen linens and
bath products are also prominent-
ly displayed at Anne Bateman,
Ltd., and hers is the only empori-
um in town handling a line of
men's and women's toiletries
from The Thymes, Ltd.
Stationery, address books, jour-
nals, cards and photo frames run
the gamut from whimsical to con-
servative, and roomy boxes which
could be used to store jewelry,
sewing supplies or just about any-
thing, are bedecked with floral
fabric and trimmed in grosgrain
ribbon.
In search of an unusual and
amusing wedding gift? Try the
strengthening awareness in
Delaware." RBRA members have
developed a comprehensive
awareness plan that includes a
designated driver program, easy
access transportation between Re-
hoboth Beach and Dewey Beach
via the Jolly Trolley transporta-
tion system and a program to en-
courage responsible alcoholic
beverage consumption for con-
sumers over the age of 21, "Basi-
cally, we are promoting the
Chamber of Commerce's 'We're
Glad You're Here' slogan and
fostering better communication
between the business community,
residents, city officials and visi-
tors. We're a resort community
offering something for everyone
here in Rehoboth Beach and
restaurateurs are trying to encour-
age mutual respect among all
facets of society in our town,"
proclaims the RBRA.
fishing caps emblazoned with ei-
ther "bride" or "groom." For the
more practical, festively patterned
dishware, candlesticks and wicker
accent pieces abound.
A Rehoboth Beach resident
who most recently managed The
Winding Beam, Bateman said that
while she considered locating her
shop further east on Rehoboth Av-
enue, at this location she has plen-
ty of free off-street parking, a real
plus for those on the run and in
need of a gift. Also, the building
is expansive and bright enough to
show off her collection to great
advantage.
"When I decided to go on my
own and open this store, I wanted
to offer items not found in other
Rehoboth Beach stores. I wanted
my selection to be complimentary
to the other fine shops rather than
competitive," Bateman explained.
She hopes to remain open pretty
much on a year round, flexible ba-
sis, and during the summer will be
open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.i six
days a week, with hours on Sun-
day, noon to 5 p.m. For more in-
formation emil 226-0759.
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