USA: Charities to Benefit from Miller's Online Summer Auction for One-of-a-Kind Experiences
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 2 May 2000
Ever dream about tagging along on a Sports Illustrated swimsuit photo shoot? Ever fantasize about having dinner with stockcar racing great Rusty Wallace? Did you think that only in your wildest dreams you would throw out the first pitch at a big-league baseball game?This summer, the Miller "Get The Goods" online auction can make your dreams come true, while benefiting charitable or community-based organizations.Beginning May 1, U.S. residents of legal drinking age can log onto
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Ever dream about tagging along on a Sports Illustrated swimsuit photo shoot? Ever fantasize about having dinner with stockcar racing great Rusty Wallace? Did you think that only in your wildest dreams you would throw out the first pitch at a big-league baseball game?This summer, the Miller "Get The Goods" online auction can make your dreams come true, while benefiting charitable or community-based organizations.Beginning May 1, U.S. residents of legal drinking age can log onto

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