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78 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, Aug. 18 - Aug. 24, 2000 Fine and Rare Wine Auction slated Aug. 26 in Rehoboth The Mid-Atlantic Wine Auction Company will hold its first Re- hoboth Beach Fine and Rare Wine Auction. Wine and Waves. from 4:30-7 p.m.. Aug. 28. at the Re- hoboth Beach Convention Center. "The Rehoboth auction is spe- cial because we keep hearing that the Rehoboth Beach and Bethany Beach crowd really appreciates extraordinary wine, said Mid-At- lantic's vice president, Gary Rein- er. "We are bringing the auction to them so they can get a taste for who we are and what we have to offer. They won't be disappoint- ed." Mid-Atlantic specializes in hard to find and older vintage wines not readily accessible in most parts of the country. One hundred and fifty lots of excep- tional California and French wines have been assembled for the Rehoboth auction. In a format experiment, another 50 select lots will be presented at silent auction at this same event. "Our selections appeal to casual wine enthusiasts as well as the se- Millsboro's Big Tht trsaay brings out large crowds; contest winners given The Big Thursday Festival and Car Show has come and gone, but there were plenty of winners dur- ing the three-day event sponsored by the Greater Millsboro Cham- ber of Commerce Aug. 10-12. Scott McMeekin of Lewes was the big winner of the 50/50 draw- ing on Saturday, Aug. 12, winning over $2,600. The Millsboro Pageant crowned four winners Aug. 10, including Emily Collins, the daughter of Rob and Cindy Collins, as Little Miss Millsboro. The first runner up was Kara Sue Bethke, daughter of Randy and Candy Bethke. Kristen Swenson, daughter of Sven and Debra Swenson, was the winner of the Juvenile Miss Millsboro title. The first runner- up was Courtney Colegrove, the daughter of Alan and Stacey Colegrove, and the second runner up was Cassandra Short, the daughter of Ronald and Gail Short. The new Junior Miss Millsboro is Jessica Norwood, the daughter of Robert and Julie Norwood, with Brittany Proudfoot, the daughter of Michael and Kimber- ly Proudfoot the first runner up, and Sara McCabe, the daughter of Sewall and Julie McCabe as sec- ond runner up. The winner of the coveted crown of Miss Teen Millsboro was Jessica Hudson, the daughter of Kim and Tammy Hudson. Bridln Reynolds-Hughes photo Garrett Faulkner of Dover and Nicole Ferrante of Fraser, Pa. stand next to a Viper during the Big Thursday Car Show in Millsboro this past weekend. Gaulkner said the Viper is his favorite car because it appeared in a recent 'N Syne video. The winners of the Knights of Columbus horseshoe tournament, held Aug. 12, are as follows: Class A: Tom Mills, first place; Bob Burris, second; and Mike Joseph, third. Class B: Charles "Butch" Young, first; Francis Tribbitt, second; and John Hunter, third. Class C, Edward Fairs, first; Wayne Saulsbury, second; and Dan Warrington, third. Class D: Donna Welsh, first; Dennis Dodd, second; and Jerry Lynch, third. Class E: Frank Lane, first; Chris Wisniewski, second; and Dan Wisnieswki, third. Here are the winners in the first Antique Farm Equipment Show: • Case: 1955 Case, Rodney Mears, Georgetown. • Ford: 1945 Ford 2N, Albert Leonard, West Chester, Pa.. • Farmall: 1955 Farmall 300, Rodney Mears, Georgetown, first; 1953 Farmall Super H, Randy Maull, Milton, second; 22 Far- mall, Melvin Milligan, Millsboro, third; and 1958 Farmall Club, Melvin Milligan, Millsboro, fourth. • John Deere: 1952 John Deere MC, Jerry Warrington, Laurel. • Allis Chalmer, 1948 C, Albert Leonard, West Chester, Pa. • Best of Show: 1953 Ford Ju- bilee, Scott Siegfried, Milton. & RIB HOUSE" Now Available Steamed Crabs • Alaskan Snow Crabs • King Crab Legs Open Daily11. 'til • ALL-U-CAN EAT specialties • _ . (Cr_abs.' BBQ Ribs,'shrimp) [ d .N_ew Lobster Dishes* I • BBQ Baby Back Ribs • Prime Rib • Sautded Seafood Specialties* Chef's Daily Creations • Steamed Crabs (when in season) • Land & SeaCombinations • Complete Carryout Menu • NEW FOR 2000 • Types of FuncUons Served - Corporate Functions ~ Anniversaries ~ Birthdays - Specialty Events - Weddings We Have • Event Coordinator on Staff • Professional & Personalized Service • Full Service & Buffet Service Available • On & Off Premise catering • Breakfast. Lunch - Dinner - Theme Menus Available • We Create Specialty Menus As Well rious collector," said Steve Reiss, wine manager for Mid-Atlantic. "The wines can be inspected at the auction site and transferred to the successful bidders. We expect that a lot of people will be enjoying some great wines over the Labor Day weekend." Generally speaking, Mid-At- lantic's auction selections include wines ranging from the inexpen- sive to the more extravagant - to the outrageously desired. Mid-At- lantic's brand new, 3,000-sq. ft. temperature- and humidity-con- trolled storage facility is designed to keep these liquid assets secure- ly protected under the best of con- ditions. California wines previously auctioned by Mid-Atlantic include cabernet sauvignon from Grace Family, Dalla Valle, Harian Es- tates, Turley, Dominus, Dunn, Opus One, Caymus, Diamond Creek and the extremely sought- after Screaming Eagle. Bidders can continue to expect some great Bordeaux selections such as Yquem, Petrus, Margaux, Mouton Rothschild, Lafite Rothschild, La- tour and Haut-Brion. For more information, call 877- 722-1600, or log onto the Mid-At- lantic Web site at www.midat- lantic.com. Reservations to attend the auc- tion are recommended. Romantic Atmosphere Award Winning Wine List 3 Charming Dining Rooms 1 1/2 lb. Lobster Special MONDAY - THURSDAY $23 Fine Dining Since 1980 210 Second Street, Rehoboth Beach RESERVATIONS: 22%6494 SeventeeLMc00leeScls of SAIL  L1S TO THE BARGAINS. Through October 15, your $15.5o ticket gets you round-trip foot passenger ser- vice, shoreside transportation and a book of coupons good at merchants in Cape May, Rehoboth Beach and Lewes. In Delaware, our shuttle will take you to downtown Lewes, Rehoboth Beach and Rehoboth Outlets. In New Jersey, the shuttle stops at the charming, historic shops in Victorian Cape May. Call (3o2) 644-6o30 for information TOOR THE KAL/VtAR/VYCKEL TALL SHIP. Board a replica of a ship that made four expeditions to the New World: The galmar Nyckel has been painstakingly re-created using time-honored ship- building techniques. The ship is open for tours at the ferry terminal in Lewes from lo am till 6 pm daily-from August 8 to September 15. Call (302) 644-6030 for tickets. TAKE IGFrrHOOSE PETIELq FAMILY  CRliqlSE." Come face-to-face with our new mascot on this three-hour crmse. Lighthouse Pete the Pirate ฎ will be there--along with music and clowns! Delicious food and beverages will be available for pur- chase onboard. Departs the Lewes terminal at 5 pm any Wednesday through August 30. Tickets: $12.5o, $3.50 for children 6 and under. Call 1-8oo-64-FERRY for reservations. FOR RENERVATIONN I-8OO-64-FERRY FOR I)EI)AR I'IIRE "rlMl:N CALL (30:2) 426-1155