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86th Year, Issue 1 0 @ 1996 March 22, 1996 Newark, Del. • 50¢ TmsWEEK Plan passes,
IN SPORTS process THE SPRING continues SEASONS BEGIN By MARY E. PETZAK IN BASEBAll, NEWARK PO ST STAFF WRITER The long-a nticipated vote for W ILMAP O's M tr p litan Tran, port at ion Plan ·une and went on SOFTBAll, Mar h 14 . !lowing a last minut delay cau. ed by a . nowst01m the pr vious week, the Wilmingt n Area Planning un il placed their seal of approval n the regional plan culminating more than two year. and 180 meetings. In a show of . lidarity ach councilm mb r t ok :cER. 18 turn. congratulating their staff and the public for the w rk and ff rt that went int the plan befor the un an imou s vot . Jo. cph Mit ·hell, pr ident of th Publi c Advisory IN LIFESTYLE ommittee, p int d out that ''more p 'opl participated in th drafting r this plan th:.m during the proces ' for the MTP'. in both . outhea. tern Penn. ylvania and th CELEBRATION See WILMAPCO , 3 ..... OF LOCAL Bank robbery FEMALE creates stir in ARTISTSAT 8 UOFD. neighborhood
Re. id nt~ in several neighb rhoods w re sent into turm oi l on M onday following a bank robbery at uburban Plaza in Newark. According to police, a still unidentified whit mal wearing a ·amoutlage jacket with a ho d around hi ~ fa e walk d into the Wilmington Trust Bank around 10 a.m. and approa heel the teller, say in , "thi . is a rob NEWARK POST STAFF PHOTO BY KELLY BENNffi b ry give me all of your mon y." After the tell er gave him an undi sc losed amount of cash, he fl d the area on a hicycle. In th · next few hours, police received numerous ... ca ll s from persons who believed th y had s ~e n th sus Spring officially arrived in Newark yesterday and there are encouraging signs that pect. Officer Thoma . LeMin said he spent "several warmer weather is ;ust around the corner. Here , Craig Mellinger helps his grandfather, AMTRAK Nick Bova , get a head start on yard work. See BAN K ROBB ERY, 3 .... KEEPS AT Will traffic plan WORK. 4 endanger students. ~ ...... ~ INDEX It certain ly sou nded ominous nd road but the tran sportation NEWS 1-5 enough. '"Th 'r at it again ., aid plans all for an xtension to allevi Christina cho I Board m mb r at th conge tion in that area. ''I POLICE BEAT 3 Michael uilfoyle. holding up a don't intend to ee another duca 6 copy of th apitol Improvement tional nvironment det riorated . o OPINION Plan from DeiDOT f r the that . omeone can get home five LIFESTYLE 8 hur hman ' ro~ . ing area. minute o ner,' . aid Guilfoyle. Guilfoyl e plained that ac ord According to th hurchmans THE ARTS 9 ing to the IP, DeiD Twa pr po .. - ro. sing Study pub li. hed by OBITUARIES 25 ing to open up Br wn leaf R ad, DelDOT on F b. 15 , th Brown! af all owing ffice traffic to flow past R ad xtension i. one f 19 " pot n DIVERSIONS 10 Gallah r Elementary School. tial roadway connection " con id- CROSSWORD PUZZLE 11 "We lo t Lea. ure ch I be au , red in an effort to all iat traffi it was in cl to an untenable loca c nge. ti n on Harm ny Road . IN THE KITCHEN 15 tion for edu ational purp<;>se with At a meeting of the hurchman the cong ti n at R ute, 40 and 7 ," Cro . ing ivic ounci l on Monday SPORTS aid Guilfoyle. night, a , pok man for 0el0 T NEWARK POST STAfF PHOTO BY GAY LE K. HART Gallaher i pre ently on a dead ~ l DAf.c•c _._ Students walk and ride bikes along Brownleaf Road each day on their way v~~ ''" .-., 14 ~ • te GaUaher Elemental) Scho el I • .; , t I • \ t r I f.c!• !...ilo;'l•"-"f.;J••!•"'-~ ..,JJ~,!.,..,;il«"- -~• V RY TIME, EVERYWHERE YOU US YOU SUPER G VISA® CARD. * ATE* TOWARD FREE GROCERIES TOWARD FREE GROCERIES when you use your card when you use your card ON SUPER G PURCHASES.* ANYWHERE ELSE.*
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I·------M ARett 22 . 1996 • l t. \\ARh P o~ 1 • P,\ t:F ~ NEWARK PosT ·:· POLICE BLOTTER Can we help? • Police Beat is compiled each t1 f r as·ault. illi gan \ a!-1 al so Money turned in thi!-1 " cek . n March II aro und 4 ll'eekfmm th e files of th e Newark charged f r underag co n!'l ump p.m. a 1()-yLar-old sd off sc uri ty Offices: The paper's offices are located Police Depar/111<'111 hy s tt~[f writer ri n. Po li c~ repor1 that an unn ame I alar m !'~ when h att mptctl t it co nve nientl y in th e Robscott Building, Mory E. Pet-a/... p rs ) 11 tllrned in mon and a rh ' <,tor wi th tw 1 ·a se tte tap •. n Mar ·h 15 tw bl a ·k mal s, 153 E. Ch estnut Hill Rd ., Newark, DE Indecent exposure ·hang cup fn m a 1 arking 111 ter 19713. Offi ce hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 to poli • on Ma r ·h 15 around 6 me 5'4"-5'5'' and tme ' 11"-5' , lambda Chi h.; p.m. wee kd ays. n Mar h 17 tw c omen p.m. The p r. on said the i t e m ~ :-.to th n:e ca:-.:-.e lle tap 'S • nd fl d I 'aving their hike!-~ h hind. The Phone: (302) 737-0724 brothers arrested re port d ... ,parate inci dent -. or were f und nn the "idcwa lJ.. ncar ind ece nt xposure occ urrin g mst I and Revert avenue" near 16-) L' ar-t ld wa" charged with Facsimile: (302) 737-901 9 '>hopliftin g. Pnlice arc invc~ ti ga t Ne\\ ark Poli ce report th at on b e t w ~ n 3 and 4 p.m. c ·ording a da maged parking met 'r. Poli ce e-mail: [email protected] Mart h 16 ar und I a. m. a ~ i g n to po li ce. th ' omen \\ ere on are in v sri gating. ing the wronu in ·ide nt. To subscribe : Call 737-0724 or 1-800- was '>t okn fr m in fr m of th Elktc n Road " h n the\ heard . igma hi fra ternit. hou. e. ome 22 0-3311. Co st is $15 .95 per year to 'iO tnt:on ·all and lno h c~l up to Dum pster stolen of th e fratern it member:-. went !-.ec a man masturbating in a win Sexual incident New Castle County addresses . To begin aft er th thi e e~ and caught up a su bscription, simply call the dO\. charged On Ma rr h 13 c~r n111d . :.. 0 p.m. ith a group or ambda hi oli ·, are inves ti ga ting. witne-. c' ohsen e I two \ hit e Circu lation Department. lpha memh r" loading th e . ign P r:-.on:-. " ith in for mati on abou t woman to ld police th at on mall:!-~ in a 19~(b For I tru ck at th e To place a classified: Call 1-800-220-1230 int o a tru ck ::t t the rah Tra p si milar in ·i lent. are a!-~ k •d to ·a ll March 17 around 2 a. m. '>he.: \\a!-. , outhgale Garden pa rtmcnl s. To place a display ad: Ca ll 737- 0724 . r !'l tauranr. pt) li ·cat 366-7 111. the vi ·tim or unlawful :-.cxua l Thl' men pulkd up tn the dump int ercnur..,c t.luri n ~ a pan at a stl.!r O\\ llL'Li h 1 the apart ment , put rc!'lidcncc nn • ou th olkge it in til t' trur k and k ft. Poli HE STA FF of the Newark Pos t is anxious to assist Man found in street venu ' . The wo man 'iaid !-~ht! \ as ha' L' nu ll'ad-. . Treaders and advertisers. Reporte rs, wri ters. edi · int o icated at th , tim of the inci tors and sal es people can be contacted as listed be low: dent and nnl 1 kn "\ th e fi rst name Parking meter damaged of the oth er p rson in vo lved . David G. W. Scott Is the newspaper's Poli c' arc investigating . On Marc h 16 uround 9: 19p.m. news and spo rt s edito r. He makes staff assig nm ents and reviews all ( oung male-. er sc ~ n dam press re leases, etc. He can be reached Shopliftings at agin g a parking meter n ar 9 .. at 737·0724 . East Main . ti ' ,~L Poli ce sa id th top pa rt of the meter was com Mary E. Petzak is a general assig n· Rainbow Records ment reporter. Her beat includ es gov plctd re mov tl fro m th po. t. Rainbow R 'C rd!-. was th e ern ment, education and poli ce news. Pol ice ha c no s u ~ p cc.:ts or lead . . She can be contacted at 737·0724 . . ·e n' of two shop liftin !! incidents Gayle K. Hart is the off ice manager and editorial assistant who processes most press releases. She prepa res obituari es and th e Divers ions calendar. Gayle also Woman writes featu re and business sto ri es. Contac t her at 737·0724. MTP passes, process continues Contributing writers and photographers in clud e _.... WILMAPCO, from 1 from th e ommittc of I 00 both ~' ·ti ons and roads and found dead Megh an Attosm ls, Jack Bartl ey, Jul ia nna Baggott. caut i n d tha t "I"ve l of s ~ r v i ·c·· WILM , and ciDOT have Kelly Ben net t, Elbert Chance , Martin L. Duncan. ta te of New Jersey:· on area r ads wo uld con ti nue tn pl aced pri orit on tra nsit o cr Eric Fine, Marvin Hummel , Ruth M. Kelly, James Th MTP i. c ns idered a r - be an iss ue ve n though not road imp ro emcn ts. in woods Mc l aren . Sh irley Tarrant , Phil Toman and oluti onary d parrure from pre i addre. sed in th e pl an. ·· I Taft has sa id ' if th e n afte rn oon ·~ fun turn d tragic Marty Vala nia . Leave mess ages for th em at 737· ou transportati on pl an. in th Ba ter . aid the N w a. tl ~ 0724. mmty od requi res that roads for two II - car-o lcl s wh n they tate b au it ad clr . ses all ca m up n th , hody of a w man in Tina Winmlll is the Newark Post's mode of public and c mmercial and in terse ·tion. me t I v 1 of lh ' woods n •ar their hom s. advert isin g di rector and manages the s ~ r icc Db for adjace nt land usc tran. portnti on and att mpt. to cording to Newark li ce, the loca l sales team. She can be reached propo. als ar approved. ·· < u can link land-use plannin g to roads. bo s found th woman's body on at 1·800·220·3311 . While prioriti zing type. oftr..m · proceed un der lev I of ser ic • E,'' March I shortl y aft er No n in a pottati n project. befon.: . e king . aid Ba t r, ' . o long a. th ere is a wooded area about • 00 ~ t ff funding from th . tat and fl deral fully- fun d d current proj ct in DeiD T'. apital lmpr m nt Bark sda l Road . government, the plan place empha The woman. ·ince identifi ed by . i on replacing at leaH 10 percent Pl an which addre es th problem and will bring it up to I el D." poli c as · 49-y ar-o ld ar I A. of auto tJip with other modes f hri . tcnson of ountry Pi a e, was tran pottation by th year 2020. Baxter . aid th "bi g problem'' with thi cenari o is almost all lying in th I av s wearing a black Commending the pl an, Iea th r c ar black . hirt and pant County Executi ve Denni s " row th urea " in th MTP ha e lev I of . ervic or failing int r- and brown boots. hri ·t nson had Mary Wuertenberger is the advertising Greenhou se and Beverl y Bax ter been shot and a weapo n wa · found assistant. She can counsel callers with questions about adverti sing . Call nearby. her at 737·0724. fficer David Martin said th poli ce are still inve. tigating th e Other advertising reps include Demps Brawley, incident and th e medi al ex.amin r Julie Heffner, Kay P. McGlothlin , Renee Quiet· Robbery stirs residents has not yet d te rmined the ca use of meyer, Jerry Rutt and Kim Spencer. Bonnie death . ' We beli eve it might have Lietwiler is the classifieds advertising manager. .... BANK ROBBERY, from 1 A r ident of Abbot ford told th e Newa rk Post Her staff includes Kathy Beckley, Chris Bragg , that a "man on a bike" had b en se n riding through been a sui cid ,"said Martin . Adriana Dower and Jacque Minton . hour " tramping through the w d n ar th e . hop- the n ighborhood at the tim but poli ce found h "H w er, h mi ide. have been ping center looking for th u. pect. was a resident in ountry Pi a and not a su pect. di gui ed as . ui cides in the pa t. Circulation manager is Bill Sims . Ryan N th ing ha been rul ed out at thi Huber handles Newark Post subscrip Re ident of Abbot ford and Country Pia ·e A. ofWedne. day, police and FBI were still in v . ri tions. Call him at 1-800·220·3311 . were alarmed wh n "ton of p li ce'' , howed up and gating but had no I ad. on id ntifi ati n. Anyone with po in t. " urrounded a hou. e on a report that the su. pe t wa. infmmation is a ked to call Newark Police at 366-7111 . Anyone wi th inform ati n about th James B. Streit, Jr. is the pub li sher inside. ' That wa. a wrong lead," aid LeMin . incident is a k d to contact of the Newark Post. He sets pol icies Detec ti ve Ri ck Williams at 366- and manages all departments in the Ne wa rk offi ce . Ca ll him at 737·0724. 7 111 or 366-7 12 1.
The ewark Post is published Fridn)' by CheSIIpeake New restaurant coming to town Pubfisbing Corporation. ews and local Sllles offices The form r Howard John on ' th e Newa rk area on Elkton R ad putting in a new r of- it's going are located in/be Rohscoll Building, 153 E. Cbeslnut Re taur·ant at th Rout 896 exit and J(jrkwo d Hi ghway. to I k totall y differ nt " . aid Hill Rd. , Newark, DE 19713. Central accounting and "The oth r two in thi . area are K klak. "Hopefull y it will Homicide victim advertising offices are located til 601 Bridge St., of 1-95 will become a Fri endl y d in g ve ry w II and we f el thi n ourage the Howard John on's Elkton, UD 21921. Central cia ifleds also located at Re taUJ·ant oon. discovered at 601 Bridge St. According to distri ct manager . will be in a market of it '. own at Motel to upd at their look. I Bill K klak, th L will he the . ev thi location," said Kekl ak. know they 're thinking of it.'' Glasgow High School II is the poliCJI oft!Je ewark Poslnotlo wilbbold enth Friendly · in Delaware. Based The company ha. not s t a -Mary £. Petzak from/be public !bose items of infonuation which in Wi Ibr aham, Ma . ., th e c mpa date for th e grand openin g but are a molter ofpubli c record. All adt ¥!rtising and ny already ha two re taurant in renovati on hav begun . "We re news are accepted and printed only at the sole dis cretion ofthe publis/Jer. Readers are eucoumgerlto use tbe Opinion Page to speak their minds. Please remember: Letter. bould Water mains to be flushed here be tbougbt pro /Joking and concise. Le/lers deemed libelous will not be printed. We re eroe !be right to The annual wa ter main flu sh- from th e Water and Wa. tcwatcr trcct, Penn cntral tra k ~. Appl edit for clarity. Writers must include a telepbo11e in g program i sch duled Department located on the second Road and lkton Road. 1mmber so that letter. · can be t'erified prior to publi Mond ay, March 25 · Frida y, fl oor of the Munici pal Building. • Wed nesday (3/27) :arca west of cation. Mar h 29. A. flu shing of water For mor in fo rmati on, call the Appl e Road , so uth of Nott in •ham main. i. condu t d in local n igh- Water and Wastewater reen, and west of as ho Mill Tbe ewnrk Post / tl member oft he far)lland borh ood, res idents may ex peri · Department at 366-705 5. Road. In cludes ountry Hill s, Delaware-D.C. Press Association, !be alional ence fluctu ation. in water pres- Plea. e che k the noti c in Abbotsfo rd, Madi son Dri v . Newspaper A ocinlion and the ewark Buslne s sure or changes in water cl arity. wat r bills, read local pap rs. and Cherry Hill and imbcrere k. A socfalion. These changes in water pres. ure listen to WNRK ( 126 AM) each • Thur. day (3/28):Pap ·r Mill Maryland-Delaware· and qu ality ar t mporary. mornin g at 7:45 a.m. during th Road ar ·a , Co rb it trect area, D.C. Press Association However. resi d nts arc wa ter mai n flu shing we ·k for North Street area. Incl udes ad vis d to minimi z, their wa ter po ss i~ l c schcd ul ·chang s. corgc R ·ad Vi ll age. Lumhrook, u. ag between a.m. and 2 p.m. Ritlgcwood Gl •n, r ek B ·nd. on their . ch dulcd water tlushing • Monday (3/25):arca around J nn 's Run . No nan tum Mill s, ~ JU day and postpon laundering to hes tn ut Hill Road. includi ng Th Hunt at L i e r~ and Main prevent po. sibl staining by dis- York shi re, il verbrook, Arbour trcet. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: Newark colored water. Park , Yorkshire Wo ds and • Friday (3/29):Fairfi cld area, Post, 153 East Chestnut Hill Road, Newark, DE If laundry become. . tained, obblefi cld . Evergreen, Woodmcr , W st 19713. Second -class postage paid at Newark, k ep th clothe. wet and rewa. h • Tu sday (J/26):a r a bounded Bran h, hri!'ltia nstead , ton' Del. , and add itional offices. with "Rover Ru . t" p wder. Fr by Main Street, outh hapcl pring Nottin gham and ak land s. ~' , . ... JMlwtlet:.~~JJt'jajjabJ. ., T..,- .. ~ ~._Y.'W t._t" • ., .. • • • · .• •.t.• f' • •••'• '• .._•.•.• .. • .•._• • .•. "•,•.•.• •. · . • • '· • ·Mar . . Perzak '------NEWARK Pos1 ·:· IN THE NEWS
Chri "> U:IIJ . t ~llldanl ., Traditional J u:-.. c ~ B ·fcJn· .:r· I1110l -C: an· 80 1 'cyrnour Hd . l'u·r , 'clwol -Car<' Well ness center has food drive P - K : ~ rhn1 1:2 tl l B(•ar, 19701 .'porh Ac-rivitil' "> DE By JULIA R. SAMPSON pounds of fo . Th tOLal gath red Lion will also recc i e an ntry 1nt Co ntp tltc· r I .ul1 Plwrw :\o. :~28-7404 . '<' i ' II(T J_aiJ as o er 00 lbs f fo . "Last y ar th e ational utrition Month Grand NEWARK POST CONTR IBUTING WR ITER we coll ected the most f ocl in the state Pnze Drawing. rund Prizes * St•<' .\1a p B('low * {){J[.J~ \ //{)(].'.,)£ * 'lar('h 26, 1996 -J.· of !aware," . aid Patricia otton the include a tart er Jack t from 7:00 P\f ru 1):00 P\1 arch i.., ati onal utriti on Wellness enters o rdinaro r. Wilmingt n p rts. a bike helm t Month and the ~tud nt s at Mar ove ll th e Pre. idcnt and from Bik Lin ''. a fr c Tu edo M ewark Hi gh ch ol E of the Fo d Bank of Delaware, rental from orm al !lain,, a Al) . .A BE WELCOME ki ked off the month ith a food u non -pro H organizati on, pres ·nted hair/naib gift certifi at fr m n ·orH: lnrc·n· -dt· d In . 'ee 1n g Tl w F:t c: iliti rs Or '1/Jikin g To lit driv e. the sophom re class ith a ertifi H adlin ~a nd more. T ronC" It r ·r ~ bout Curri c- t~luJrt and Method s ·· ·ach week in March we are cute of appreciation and a 50 gift. Ja · b Rudel, sophomore ._ ___. holding a different contes t and at the "Food drives provide often need d president, Jonathan M ad , i To Wilm.ngto n To Glasgow end of the month we ' re ha ing a donations," sa i I o ll o. '· Pri at president, Jerem Danneman. clas. grand prit.e dra\ ing from prizes that donations give canned items such as treasurer, Janel! rr y, Chr i. were do nat ed from th e community," meat, tuna, vegetabl s ctl: ." in e orz nski, and Joe Pik.a, lass · na ~ aid Mar anne Ea~ t cp regi ~ tcrcd hurri an e Hu JO each ood Bank ha. tors, all ould like t thank Gar di ·titian of the Wcllm:s~ enter at a at ionu l Di sa: t r Pl an . G th from Pathm ark ho help d b L! wark Hi gh School. The soph - Each student pro id~ng a dona- donating tw cases of food . morc class coll ected o cr 243
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NEWARK POST PHOTO BY KELLY BENN ffi EWARI< 1 PosT Back row left to right: Michael Carr, Assts Principal ; Chris Gorzynski, senator; Jonathan Meade, vice president; Joe Pika , senator. Front row left to right: Mary Novello , president of Food Bank; Maryanne Eastep, Registered Dietitian; Jacob Rudel , president; Jeremy Oanneman , treasurer; Janelle Terry, senator; Debbie Briggs, advisor; Paula Harvey, advisor; Patricia Cotton , Wellness Center coordinator.
at io n:-. . maintenance and overhaul work Amtrak to put $18 "Thi s hi gh speed rail annou nce p rform don mtrak 's electri c million in rail yards ment in c lud e~ major news for locomoti ves and mFic t passen Delaware and mtrak work ers g r train ca rs. Amtrak is investing $1R mi ll ion hc.::rc that will t: nsurc our tate's Biden and Go rnor Thoma~ to up grud th e Wilmin gton and rol as Amtrak's ll agsh1p mainte- arp r also an n unced that begin ear Maintenance Fa<.:i lit ics. nan sit e." f.ai d . . enat or ning in Ma . Am trak will begin a The State of Dclawar ha::-, Jo~cph R. Bid ·n Jr. 10 million thre -y ar program at made a $ 1 million investment lie added that when the ne' Bear to overhau l 36 of its mFi eet I rom the :-. tat · \ . trategi · Fund t high sp ·cd rail tra111s co me on line cars ·1 eo..~ r, gi ing them a n w ad to mtrak \ invc~tmcnt. in 1999, th ' ·urrent Metrolin r look with new seat fabri cs. carp l mtrak and D'laware's invest trai ns will rcpla c the traditi nal ing, wa ll covering. and a total Our BlACK BElT me nt wi II IH.: I p preserve morc than train ·ar::-,, wh i h means mtrak remaking of th t: in side. Thi s os I ,0( 0 mtrak job~ in Delaware to willne d new, elec tri c-powered mel ic upgrade and o erhaul i:-. in :-.uppon im pro em ems at the Bear lo omotives 1 pull the upgraded addition to a major, g ' 11 ral main instructors will develop an I Wilmin gton urd s. trai ns. B~cau~c of th is, Delaware tenance overhau l of each car, with With a huge Amtrak I< como- will b' the sit e to re-mnnufa lu re an estim ated · st per ·ar of in your child ti c looming in the backgro und . and maintain the fleet of new hi gh 245,000. the $ 1 million chec k was prese nt horsepower electric loc motives. mtrak employs roughly 300 ed at mtrak 's Wilmington ards urr ntl y, mtrak 's in Bear, with a total Delaw ar deep rooted respect to corge Warrin gton. E of Wilmington and Bear fa ·ilitics ar pu roll of $30 million. for parents, teachers Amtrak's Northeast orridor op r- th · mral lo ati on f r heavy and law and order. New Leasure School plans approved The hristina chool Boa rd has unanimously na. ium b ca use noise mad si multaneous use of the two approv d plans f r the new easure ·leml!ntary School ro ms a probl m. "We· ve als b n u ing the space at r------, at Rout e 40 and Lebanon hurch Road in Bea r. Marshall as though the wall wer not movable because ccording to Bu k Simpers of impers and Haupt if w hou sed the entire tudent body in that area, chil 1 KARATE TRIAL $14 95 1 Ass ciat cs, architects f r the building, th e designers dren in the back can 't see and hear. " only • used th e Thurgood Marshall Elementary School otT Boardmember harles Mullin asked if the design 1 PROGRAM 1 Walth er Road as a model. · But w look d on thi s as an wou ld accommodate future use of the school for grades In lud FREE Uniform r T-Shirt opportunity t > build on :omcthing goocl- n t just t 1-5 under the district reassignment plan. uperintendent I I build anoth r school building," e plaincd Simpers. Iri s Metts assured him , "The building auld ac omm ~ With Coupon • Expires 5/30/96 .J Th · new school. like Marshall , wi ll have a vi ·ual date either K-3 or grades 1-5 with ease." L them arried out in the archi tectural detail. . "The apes Ril y, as. istant superintendent for planning ------Master John Godwin s theme is differ nt than Marshall's crayon ," . aid and facility management, added "The cost to onvert Simp rs. "And we r not ready to share it yet." wh n the time comes is not that great." KOREAN MARTIAL ARTS INSTITUTE The major differences in the new school will be space The school di strict is closing the current Leasure within each pod of classrooms for a kitch n and s i nee Elem ntary S hool at Routes 40 and 7 becau ·e traffic Newark Hockessin Newport lab area. In addition, the wall between the cafeteria and congestion in th area has made the locati n unu able Park N1Shop Ctr. Newport Plaza gy mnasium will not be movabl in the Lea ur seh I. for educational purpose .. Groundbreaking for the new lantana Square Leasure prin ·ipal Linda Ochenrider said th planners school is expected to take place in October. 369-9300 234-1966 992-7999 wanted a sound barrier between the cafeteria and gym- -Mar E. Perzak Geography Bee puts Delaware on the map Area young people wi ll be JeHrey Paul Dawson , Holy Ang Is children and Chrysler Corporation, putting th ir hoots on the map at chool, Phillip Wong , Wilmington will re eive $100 and other prizes the ·tate rnpetiti n of the National hri stian chool, and Matthew along with an all-expense-paid trip Geograph B eon Mar h 29. Aungst, Tri -State Home hool to Washington for the national level. Seven local students will be Network. all of N wark. and Andy On May 29. the national compe among th 55 Delaware ompetitor ' Ryan , Red Lion Chri. tian Academy, tition, monitored by Jeopardy host mee ting at th e Univ rsity of and Brian Ventra, Caravel Academy Alex Trebek, will appear on TBS at Delaware in Purnell Hall. both of Bear. 8 p.m. Local PBS . lations will air In luded are: Danny Babcock, State-level winners in the com the competition at a later date. Gauger Middle School, Agnlaszka petition, sponsored by National -Mary E. Pezzak Szalawlcz, Kirk Middle School, Geographic Society's magazine for NEWARK Pos1 ·:· IN THE NEWS The "HUNTERS" Antiques, Etc ... CITY ELECTION APRIL 9 Are EX·PAND·INGTo Fair Hill Antiques, Etc •••
TO PENNSYLVANIA Now Open N Jane Tripp seeks ._.ours 1 1legu ar .-. FAIR HILL DRIVE tb\lt'S· 9-5 p.tn• t8J ~ FAIR HILL fd. t o-8 p.m. ANTIQUES, ETC. 5 n.l1\• c:. •t 9 a.m.~ r re-election to council ~. -5 p.tn• AT 213 sun. to a.m. 5 . on. 9 a.m... P· s TO • Editor's note: On April 9, voters city has p nt 2. milli n on 77 EL.KTOH acr s in si different pia es around in the Cit of Newark's 5th District DIRECTIONS: FROM 1-95 will decide who 11 ill herome their Newark," said Tripp. "Now we have A Multi-Dealer Shop TAKE 279 TO 213 N. new council representative. This to oncemrate on maint nan e and Located In The Heart Of usc of that land. Even th land that ' week, we present a profile of incum FAIR HILL '----,.-----_.J hent Jane Tripp. Next week, chal just I ft (undev I p d) i imp rtant lenger Nanc Turner will he pre- to the ity as open spac .'' • ANTIQUES • COLLECTIBLES 364 Fair Hill Drive ented. Two oth er cit council " he beltway r mains an impor in cumhents - Anthon Felicia and tant transpo rt ation issu , ' Tripp • FURNITURE • GLASSWARE Elkton, MD 21921 Gerald Grant - ha e no opposition sa id . 'W 're furth r along than • ARTWORK • DECOYS 41 0·398·8426 and will automaticallv he retumed we 've v r be n in our di scus" ions • EARlY CHRISTMAS ITEMS for a two-year tenn. · with the state, but it mu t be a o p erative effort b raus the city of N wark can't do it , frankl y." By MARY E. PETZAK Most roads around cwark are state hi ghway. and on ly Del NEWARK POST STAFF WRIT ER can make the necessar impr vc The ment. to chang traffi c cong st ion. "How ver, traffi c li ght synchroniza First State ''I' VE BEEN INTER T ~ D tion , and the p ss ibility of han g s in oovernment ever since I to the Elkt n Road int ersccti n and mov ed to N wark," said Antiques Show making (Main Street and D !aware A Major J<..vent in Room Settings andidate Jan Tripp. ' I started in Avenue) 2-way again wou ld help a the 1960's attend ing counci l m t lot, I think," said Tripp. ings t ob erv for the L ague of March 30 & 31 Tripp add d that th' co uncil , and Women Voters." Jane Tripp has served as the 5th Saturday ll:OOam to 6:00pm in parti cular th May r as chainm111 Tripp later followed I gislation District representative on the Sunday ll:OOam to 5:00pm of WILMAPCO, try to k 'ep Newark City Council since 1989. for the state before running for ci ty Newark'. traffi problems in iss ue council in 1989. The Bob Carpenter Center wi th the stat and region al plann rs. University of Delaware " It alway. fe Is like coming Tripp credited fellow coun versity could I asc land and work Southbound I-95 Delaware Ex1t 1-B home when I go to city hall because ci lmembcr Harold G elwin , hair out the new se nior ce nter. " Northbound l-95 Delaware Exit 1 I also worked there for the city man man of the Town and own ~·\ Tripp sai I bus in 'ss rema in s a age r for eight years,' Tripp ommittee, with most of the effort s major issue in th town at all tim ·s. Admission $6.00 ($5.00 with • d) J::/ observed. n cit y/university iss ues. " II of the Tripp li ts h r top priorities as a '' It 's e citing what's going on Main hildr n under 16 Fre • Free Parking A~ :. co uncilm mber · try t attend the , tre t," :aid Tripp. "But with fi e co unci lmember as : limited co n co mmittee meet in s and k ep '\ new retail compl c es it 's r ally Pr sented by the Producers of: 1.\1. ' trolled dev lopment in Newark; inform d, however," Tripp noted . t~.~\ important that all th os · busin 'sscs The Historic N w Castle Antiques Show maintenance of open space and "And thi s year forth first time th ' parkland; comprehensiv trans su ·cc d. We d n 't want a failed city and university are sponsorin mini -mall out there.'' fJJavUl :M. & Ptttr J. 9o!ancu.so , Inc. portation planning; and improved workshops for stud nt s mo in g off town and gown relati ons. Tripp sa id th e cit y wants to help Plioru: (215) 862 -5828 campus.' attract busim:ss to the area as w ·II and poi111 ·d to th' market survt.:ys bei ng done hy th e Newark Busin ss sso iation and th e university. "We n cd information," said Tripp. Something terrible happens when you Jane Tripp Th' adult co mmun ity or Sourhridg on West hestnut llill do not advertise. Nothing! Call 737·0724 Personal: Newark res ident 19 8- 1993; 5th district ity Rottd is an ample of it y ' l'fort s si nce 1960 and di strict resi councilmember, 1989-pr - paying ofT for bu sinesses and resi dent sin e 1962; married t sent. dent s, sa id Tripp. retir d uni versit y professor; Civic experience: Leag ue f " oun ·il approved new zon in g four hildren, all graduates W men Voters , 1962-pre for thaL type of ·ommunit y. making of Newark publi s hool s scnt· Newark presid nt it poss ibl for a lot of p op le to sta and lh University of LWV, 1969-7 1· stat presi in th e ar a who don 't want th e Delaware. dent LWV, 1974; board upkeep of homes and ards any Education: B.A., Mathematics, memb r, Newark cnio r more." said Tripp. Univ rsity f Roch ster; ent er, 1984- 1990; f rmcr Tripp . aid most of h ·r job is M.A. , rban Affairs, board mcmb rand 1992 phone ca ll s from con: titucnts, read University of Dclawar . Woman of the Year, in g council packages, att ending council and civi meetin gs and talk Vision Centers Professional experience: ni versi ty Women 's luh; (Formerly 20/20 Optical Centers) Special assistant to the rgani zcr and boardm mber, ing to th' cit y staff about probh.:ms. "The phone ca ll s tend to be peo o rn r for human N wark Hist ri ca l o iety; "a/f 7. { 1bfc. ycwe 'l. by ca'tin.9 f2'l. f .Hi n [ , rcsour es, 1975-1977; member, Fairfield rest ple looking for informati on rath ·r admini strati ve assistant to ivic Assoc iation and than complaining and I ge t mor r------, Newark city manager, 1977- Friends of th Newark positive commen ts on ci ty se rvi ces I ALL Bifocals And High Ind xl Library. than you might think ," ripp sa id . 300l OFF 1985; xecutive assistant to the : tate pcrsonn I dir tor, Tripp ncluded that she. rea ll y enjoys wo rking wi th the other co un l 10 SI~?;~~~~~~;~!~S l cilm mb rs. "By far I spend mor tim on di stri ct -wide problems," she Tripp continu ·LI. "The universi ty L------~~~~~ ----~ noted. • I always thought of m self r------, Tripp sa id she supports limited. now makes a r>al effort to answer 1 EVERY FRAME 1 controlled growth in the ity b as consensus builder. I'm not nam ci ti z ·ns' Ti ti cisms and k cp u · boyanL hut I think I do a good job." judici us annexation. informed. They didn 't al ays do :2S0l OFF ~~gzg~¥ ~~Cfc~Tfsa : "Pe pic don 't alwa ys want I th at." Eith r gov rnment and public 1 10 VaiKl w/Orre:~ ~~n~~e;;~~~~ns app~ . 1 annex rnor land because th ey think relations vice-presid nt John Bro k it': b ttcr left 'as is,"' said Tripp. or dire tor Ri ck Armitage "always L------~ ~~~~---- -~ 'But we have m re ontrol over th com to ·ity coun il meetin gs." Candidate Night 1r------EYE------EXAM REBATE---, 1 amount and type of de clopm nt of ac ordi ng L Tripp. 1 Just bring in a curr nt pre criplion and r cciv 1 th land if we ann x it." scheduled $3(10 OFF Another t wn and gown initia 1 $30 OFF your complcLe eyewear purcha e. I Tripp cit ed the form r ook - tive, the mortgage program rc ·entl y Th ri cnd: of Newark will 1 Valid w/c~r,~ ~~~~~~e;;~'=n s apply. I ull n property wher· the ity announced by the university, pro neg ti atecl an " lei -fa shioned neigh hold a andidates Night to vid s incentiv , for university meet the city ·oun il candi L------~~~~-----~ borhood' in a modifi d "nco-tradi employees to buy houses in certain tion al' plan after th ' d vel p r ini dates f r the 5th Distnct on 10o/o Senior Citizen Discount (55 or older) city ncighborho ds . "It 's a real asset March 27. tially propo. ed many more hous s. to the town to bring people in to buy Add To Discounts Above he also pointed to annexed land Jane Tripp, pr sen t incum old r house. and keep th e single b nt , and chall ngcr Nancy "The B st Buy In Delawar " along Elkton Road wh re th co un family neighborhoods," said Tripp. cil ncouragcd low-density indu. tri Turn ·r, wi ll me t with local Th e nea rly omplcte N wark r sident s to di s uss 5th District al park s. "Ther 's le:s traffic with eni r enter off Marrows Road is SHOPPES OF RED MILL less density," said Tripp. and ity-wid issu s at anoth r pia e where eity-univ r. ity I lcritage Hall in th ewa rk 19711 The city is not adding p n- co ll ab ration helped, according to 1450 KIRKWOOD HWY. • NEWARK spa and parkland at thi time but nited M thodist Church at 7 Tripp. "We worked behind the p.m. 368-2020 maint nan e ·ontinucs to b an seen s to . e that th ci ty and uni - is. ue, said Tripp. " in 19 9 th •' ,, . ' .. 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• March 23, 1921 trat dan altcm ptlo burglarit.c of lht: cwark , chool 1e )rg' Lea~\ ga rage uri Di stri ct. .. unday m >rnin g. One of th e wor!:>t featu r ~ State finances reviewed Mr. Leak \ a~ awakened of th e Delaware sc hool ~ s Traveling with my brother about I a.m. b the ri nging or after differing report tem i ~ Ihi s busin S~ or IC11Lire . the b II and h a~ lt.:nin g quick I Wb ~ hou lei a rea ·her be 'o ntr
NEWARK Posr ·:· OPINION PER CHANCE Hard work makes dream come true By EL BERT CHANCE will be formall dedi ·at d in Assoc iates 'ardner, Ro Lopata, it Manage r Mrs. all ~ also oic •d :-. pl' · ial c k-1 ng er moni e. , Ma y 16-24. profess i nal arl Luft and Maureen Ros r v r praise for th e work of form er cit official I Martin, archit e ·t Jo-;cp h NEWARK POST COLUMNIST In my pre i us ·olumn , I who guid d amon g the many cit offi ials who all mpt d to e plain that th cnt r both pha ·cs 17 pia cd key rol ·s. Vi tal ni "rsit Farina . int erior lksigner Blair ST V R A Y AR AG , I project as unusual for two rca f the of D' lawur participants were • mith, lon12. timc board m ·mhcr u. ed thi s olumn to urge • on. - th e tcnsivc pro rams and fundraising President David Ros ·II , Vi ce J hn Ma 'Cr. and Jim Str ·it, publi sh er· of th e ett 'a r/.. Post and his ~ taft'. J ewa rk area re sidents t ~ up ser ic s the staff plan: to off r. and ca mpai g n, Pr ~;sidcn t s Da id llol lowcll and port th e s co ml phu · of a ca pital the number and di ersit of th se al. d ' oted John Brook , former ·an Donald ~ enter member \ ill . hanor was campaign being conduct d b the unit d to on ·rt hop ·s into r alit . man addi - ro. sa n and Ton Janiero. rcsponsibl· for rai sing more than wark nior enter. Phase I. wi th Whil it is impos:ibl e to tiona] hours Allen mith and Euge n' Trivits ' 135.000 from 'enter pat1i ipants. a goa l of ' I .g million , already had a kno\1 ledge al.l who did ·ont ribute, as a olun- co-chaired the Phase I ca mpai gn Th ' s immin _; pool in the new b en c mplct d th rough a rare c m E e uti Dir ·tor Margaret tccr. and found ·d an annual cwark building ' as the ge nerous 1 ift of bination or fed eral, state, cit y, ' r atts made a aliant att · mpt to do T 0 enior ' ntcr Benefit rolf former hoard mcmhn cncvic e ro )111 ' porat , foundation and individual ·o durin g a rec nt inter i 'W. The t t r n ' Tournamem whi h wi ll be lu: ld for a rorc, and an entire as gi n h mcmb support. names ~ he mentioned onstitut e a anc~.: Funk Chance third time this ... ar. P gg . ulli an, Selena 13ing. a r of th Ph ase II, with a targe t of r stcr f the city' · "d crs and shak g s credit a form r D alumni Relati ns staff fun I team . 800,000. h a~ been simi larl y suc ers." for identif - m ·mb ' r, dir ·t ' tl the Ph ·tse II cam Gi ~n such tal ented and influen cessfu L and a handso m . n w, It was John u han ec, pr . id nt ing land )\ n ·db the ni crsity of paign and su · ·ess full in olvcd a ti al . upp( rtcrs, it \ hard! surpri-;ing well -appo int ed Newark Seni or of the nt r' · board of dire tors. Delaware th at proved a suitable : ite ounger gcn ra tion of donors ami that th new Newark cnior enter enter at 200 Whit echapel Dri e who " aught a vis ion of what an for the ne building. lunteers . Maril yn tri trin ge r, \ a: rath ' I' quick I tran sfonnl!d idea l facility sh uld be" and trans W lcomc support wa s pn mptl y Bernita r rstcr and thd rowe rr )Ill vision to fruitio n. • The autlwr. when not on the golf mined hi s nthusiasm to hi · f"ll ow gi ·n b stat· I gisla tors St e l'r r'sponsibiL: for r ·ccptions and As fellow Ne11 ·ar/.. I ost ·olum cour. e. can he hewd each fall as th e dir ctor .. Ami k, tep hanic lbri h and Tim other so ial ' en ts and Ron Baker ni st Phil Toma n mi 1ht sa , .. tip of familiar t•oice announcing Ruth Kratz, an ar ·hitectural B uldcn. Ma or and Mrs. Ronald handle In~' sl 'llcrs and publi ·it . th l! topp ·r to all concerned!'' nil•ersity of Delaware home foot designer, reated preliminar draw hall games. a joh he has done for ings that show d h a dr am four decades. lwnce is a longtime might look in brick and mortar. Newark residem. T m McFall s. the Macinty re 'We still share baseball' estaurant ~ from the road several times. We both scotT, 6 know exac tl y wh ·r it is. either of D R ECTO R y had pl ayed inspir d baseball. They us remcmb r anythinJ!. els abo ut led the hated New Y rk Yank es by walking home that da y. 14 game: in August and all seemed My brother'. trip is on into rem AMERICAN AMERICAN ri ght with the world. ini scence, but it 's also a trip int th But as we returned to school. the future. He' ll be r porting ab ut hi s Reel ox slipp d. Then they slipp d daily adv nrure on the World Wid 7~ ~at 1~ ••• ••• . ome more, and then stumbled into Web. He'. g ing to hav hi s own '?aut Continental American Cuisine a one-eame playoff at enway Park pag . o anyo n who want. t know :, Bar & Lounge on a late September aft rn oon. By what'. go ing n wi II b ab l t peck Dinners ~Jnn the tim s hool I t. out . th game into hi s odys ·ey. Tuesday Thru Sunday, 4:30 p.m.· Featuring Our Deliciou Lunch Buffet was underway. Tim and I li sten d to We share in differen t ways now. 9p.m. the game on a po ket tr·msistor Technology ha .· changed. We 're no Serving Delicious Lunches radio. The signal ros and fell. longe r two kids paus don a co untry From 11 :30 a.m., TuesdayThru Friday W turned a corner. The radio road lifting our hands to attra t a M... - Full Course Brunch Served whined. Bucky D nt hit a home run signal t our dim estorc radio. ne Sunday 11 :30·2:30 'Jkev.~~ off Mike Torrez. thing has n't chang d. We still share Routes 273 and 213, Fair Hill 41 0 398-3252 We have driv n by that baseball. 902 E. Pulaski Hwy. Elkton, MD Elkton, MD ••• MIRAGE 100 Elkton Road, Newark, DE Daily Homemade Buffets (B rea kfast, Lu nch, Dinner) Midnight Buffet Fri & Sat. Nights 12 a.m.·7 a.m (302) 453-1711 All Buffets Include Soup and Salad Bar. - Fine dining is our specialty Homemade Desserts , Steaks Freshly Cut On Th e Premises. Homemade Biscuits, Soups, Mashed Po tatoes. We cater to businessfu1lctions 10% Discount For Senior Citizens We accept MC/VIso/A mEX/Diners/Discouer. Come Enjoy ATM Machine 1\ualfable. Rt. 279 & 1-95 in the Petro Shopping Our Atmosphere... Center. The Wharf Restaurant SE FOOD (under new management) ~-- - ~ LAFAYETTE INN Daily Specials for ~.;f>J RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner Featuringthe Finest Seafood &Steak Fresh Seafood Steamed Shrimp &Ala kan Snow Crab As I< Steak + Prime Rib abaut Lunch Specials Many our Daily at 11 a.m. Otbcr 1 North Main Street Dinner Low Specials! $4.00 Prir d North East, MD (Man-Sun Entrees sltsr4PM) Lunch 5/)('Cia/.• only 410-287-6599 Route One 1524 Conowingo Road Rising Sun, MD 21911 410-658-9075 ITALIAN Sicily's Italian Restaurant ITALIAN &AMER ICAN DINING ~ m DAILY LUNCH &DINNER SPECIALS ~ °F NORTH EAS\ FREE DELIVERY Lunch Served Daily • Call for Specials MON-S AT Di')_ners Served Thursday ~ Sunday 5PM-9PM ~ .,f'V vt-1 r f't' ·• i -~ . ee•\ o\ 7. . aest o1 . J , cec\~ $107 S. MAIN STREET Cecil .tf' 223 A. East Main St. 000 C fS - NORTH EAST, MD ' coun\V .$. Rising Sun Plaza 41 oQO~ DEll -t.Mf.e~'~e 2190 1 __,.Mol ste ~ ~s Rising Sun, MD 21911 • • .... ~ (410) 287-3512 .... V'v"f P <. ~ . H • . 1 "' \ KJ... Po "> 1 • \Rl 11 ~~ I ~ ~t >
NEWARK OUTLOOK Y FATHER WAS THE tur din luding man y N wark arti t . one who taught me the Ea h pi di played at Clayton Hall A value of friend hip. My i a compani d by a photograph of the Home alone: I y wouul ay to me that friend arti t and the worn n who in pir d h r ship is like a treasur . As I grew up work. Is your I understood Along with th photograph i a quot~ more and more from ea h arti, t rl e. r. rihing the what he meant. I fri end hip hr child ready? wouul say, "But cho, f' to honor·. ON ~ R OR LATER, al l parent. Time daddy I have mu . t fa tiP dilemma of when The xhibit ·on St I ~ av • a child horne alone. For many friends. " many peopl . that deci sion will come i. t of 63 pie e this ummer. her ·\ no magic age lie would say in ludin (J paint when a l:hild i ~ really to be left alone ' No y LL have for sho11 or vc n more extended peri To in g , pho od. of time. Thi ~ licc isi n mu. t be many compan tograph t x mad by each p·1rent and their child ion .. You have tO!!, th r. tiJ r. , eolla ge "or cour· s~: th ere arc u numher of many people and ceramic . imp rtant fa c tor ~ to ·onsicler, in lud Shine ing the a g ~..: and maturity f the chi ld, around you, bnt Curator Sally the tim of Ia and th t.: I ngth of time the chilli will hl' left alone as well as friend. hip i.~ Donatello and the av tilabilit y of ne igh bors in the more. ' A I walk event or an ~m e rge n cy . When the time 1. right, staying home alone can be a throttgh life l vt;ry positi c cxpcricnc for kid . . hildr ·n often hccomc more respon ·i remember hi: bk than we as p a r e nt ~ ever imagined . wurrls . ow 1 Th re arc some 'i igns th at you c; hould lonk for h ·fore d idin realize that if whc th r r not to k av · your child yo u lw z e onr arti. t explaining alone . ou m: ·d to c o n ~ ider your child': ph y. ical. mcn tal, ~o ial and Jrie nd, you ore their friend hip emotionul maturity. Fir ~ t of all, is your child phys icall y lttcky." whirh wert' • blc to perf rm in rlurled along with a photo in an routine everyday ta;; ks such as OlU E TEVE . a Delaware t·xhihit ratalo(J. 'Wr wanted to demy ti an ·wering the fy the arti. t. Thr e. ay. and pho phone and making arti st, I' prr:. eel the.,, thmwht phone t:alls, mak Nabnut frif•nrl . hip in an e . ay tograph by Kathy Bu kal w pay trib ing th m. 'ivc By Gayle K. Hart utr to femalr friend. hip that Pve ry . andwi · he~ and written for the '"CPlehrating Our being abl tt lo ·k Frit'nrl:hip. ''art rxhibi t a .'embled in woman ha in h r life ' . aid DonateUo. and unlock the "Whrther a mother, i ter, allnt, or Tlu· quilt (rrnter) by Ne\\ark •·e id ent Terry doors . For most ronjurwtion with the 1996 D la\ are childhood friend , the e relation hip parents. thi s is th e Foreman ru titled "What Surprises pring easiest area to Wonwn . ,onft>rence. int r ct with the arti t' per onal and pro This week's Forth Wht•n the Earthy Vi. ilor ~tilt~ Into fe i nal li ve, ."
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