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CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, Dec. 7 - Dec. 13, 2001 - 81 Symphony to play holiday ..... : ........ : : : ; ............. .............. ....... .... .... ..... .... ..... concert Dec. 9 at DelTech I ...... ...... The Mid-Atlantic Symphony dren under age ,0 are free when 2 [t,,,,-.NC,,'J' Av'TS TO CH00 :R0 I Orchestra (MSO) will present a accompanied by an adult. holiday concert at 3 p.m., Sunday, The MSO is composed of ap- Dec. 9 in the theater at Delaware Technical & Community College. Owens campus. Under the direction of Donald C. Buxton, the concert will feature the Pastorale Symphony from Handel's "Messiah," Copeland's "Quiet City," "'St. Paul's Suite" by Gustav Hoist, Shubert's "6th Symphony." and some traditional and contemporary holiday sPieL- lions guaranteed to please. Tickets are $20 at the door or may be purchased in advance by calling 888°846-8600 or 856- 5400, Ext. 3560. The fee for stu- dents under age 18 is $10; chil- proximately 40 professional musi- cians who travel from throughout the Mid-Atlantic region to per- form on the Delmarva Peninsula. Whether playing a melodic waltz or a grand symphony or anything piece in between, the MSO guar- antees and delivers quality music to its listeners. Delaware Tech is pleased to be the host sponsor for the MSO and is committed to expanding the arts and culture for the benefit of Sus- sex County residents. Corporate sponsor for the con- cert tour is The Bob Smith Auto- motive Group and Cadillac. w Millsboro annouces 2001 .... I  Fd & rclcp/@ 4:30 Dr,,.Z "" 0000KUSTY ................. Christmas parade winners /KUDDER .nr.uoam.too,, 'o-2 at, u; oeutwe complete Moob  tzi OlOKIINSON irritE'r • 2'/.allu The Mitlsboro Christmas Vi- sions 2001 Parade was held Dec. I, and was sponsored by the Greater Millsboro Chamber of Commerce. Winners include the following: • Commercial Floats - I. Moun- taire Farms, Millsboro. 2. Green Valley Terrace, Millsboro.'3. CAT Country Radio, Salisbury, Md. • Noncommercial Floats - 1. St. George's UM Church, Frankford. 2. Gleaner's 4-H Club, Delmar. 3. Daisy Girl Scout Troop 746, Sel- byville. • Adult Marching Unit - I. Mili- tary Order of Purple Hea,-t, Mills- boro. 2. American Legion Post 28 Color Guard, Long Neck. 3. Knights of Columbus, Millsboro. • Youth Marching Unit - 1. Oak Orchard Boys & Girls Club/Oak Orchard Community Church, Millsboro. 2. Indian River Marine ROTC, Frankford. 3. Just Say No Club, Millsboro. • Youth Marching Band - 1. In- dian River High School, Frank- ford. 2. Sussex Central High School, Georgetown. • Antique & Classic Cars - I. Larry Rea, Millsboro. 2. Verdell Johnson, Harbeson. • Cars, Trucks, Vans - I. Person- al Styles Car Club, Millsboro. 2. Beachcomber Corvette Club, Long Neck. • Mounted - 1. Freedom Riders, Laurel. • Fire Company - Overall I. Georgetown VFD, Georgetown. 2. Blades VFD, Blades. • Fire Co. Specialized Unit - I. Blades VFD, Blades. 2. Indian VFD Special Ops, Long Neck. • Ambulance Squad - 1. Frank- ford VFD, Frankford. • Best Parade Theme - I. Oak Orchard Boys & Girls Club/Oak Orchard Community Church, Millsboro. • Judges' Award - The Weller Family, Georgetown. Stoney Lonen l:00sh ,Q l:|r-a00 splrags . !ii• ii::.: • i:i  open at 5:oo pmThursday throush Sunday Friday "Half-Pric Ale Battered Fish t Chips Dinner" and Sunday ",All Fresh Fish Entrees Half-Price" /Vow Boolo'n: Holiday Partied zo8 Second Street K¢hoboth Beach 3oz - zz7 - z664 www.stoneylonen.com i i Nh',Hlq.,'l OYSTER NIGHT FRIED OYSTERS 10.95 • FOOTBALL W/FREE MUNCHIES & HAPPY HOUR PRICES .a [TF]':L'T;TTi LUNCH SPECIAL: HOT ROAST BEEF SANDWICHES,, OUR FAMOUS GRILLED PORK CHOPS 9.95 I t, I'/T;TTI'-/T;Ti MOONLIGHT&JAZZ DINNERS-S2 OFF ALL DINNERS AFTER 8:30  /19 • /s o SE SOUNCE HOUr: " ' ' ' ' I|:IUkH,?N/ LOBSTER NIGHT 13.95 11:$0-8 ]-.ltr 10 1.  . am0r lfl111  LUNCH SPECIAL: HOT TURKEY SANDWICH • FRESH FISH @ •, eexu r. for  COLLEGE FOOTBALL ALL DAY PRIME RIB 14.95 Ig]TTff;TTi 4 DIRECTTVS FOR FOOTBALL • 25¢ WINGS