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85th Year, Issue 39 ~ 1995 October 20, 1995 Newark, Del. • 50~ TI-llS WEEK chool boards In Sports ign ring law, GLASGOW HIGH's SOCCER rep says TEAM Mincing no word~. Wi ll iam A. to st:gn:ga te ... Oberle Jr. (1 ~-Bee he r'~ Lot). chair On Wedne~da y. Christina chool num of the House De~eg rega t io n Di~tri t . uperintenden t lri. Meus ommittcc. -; aid rece nt Choice \aid sh.: had not bet'n informed oi REMAINS guidelines adopted by ev. as tle Oberle\ statemen t. ounty s hool hourcb ". hoi\ a bla poo cml'.ideration , Me tts PERFECT tant disregard or the law." responded, "The Chri!>. tina School According to Oberle, the guide District f ~tce d the immed iate task of l in e~ ::~clop t ecl hy all four 'chool adopting guideli nes for the impl e dbtricts whi h use racial criteria to mentation or Choi e a. required hy WITH 3-2 NEWARK POST STAFF PHOTO BY MARY E PETZM decide wheth er or not to acct:pt a law. After careful <,t udy. the board Neighborhood teens portray a variety or 'things that go bump In the night' at their Haunted Path In Red ~ t uden t' . 'boice application f r :1 also developed a planning pro es · Mill Farms. s h ol are illegal. which conside r th e shape of pupi l WINOVER In th e statement is;, ued by a~sign rn ents fo llowi ng the declara lB ~aid: of s t a t u~ Obt:rle on Wecl ne. cl ay he abo tion un itary ... A.L DUPONT. "When \\ e were dec lared unttary Me tt s continut:d. "Tht: b ard Haunted Path provides on Aug. 1-+ hy n federal j udge. we onsiders tha t it had th e legal were C'-s~:ntially told that public authority to adopt student assign ed uca ti on nn longer will b' about men t guidelines ui med at main countin g numbers. The people of wini ng rac ial live r. ity in it In Lifestyle fiendish fun for youngsters New Castle County have a righ t to s hools. uch gui de lines are legal k n m~ that the schoo l boards are ly defensible if adopted as an edu 'ben lin g' tht: law to the public's cational pol icy to prepare ~ lllcl e nt . By MARY E. PETZAK ing a gh ost jump out on the lawn." detriment. .. Ra ial imba lan e is tn live in a pl ura listic so ie ty." WRITER ...... ' ...... About ti ve years ago, the teens tried th at al. o only ill eg:tl when the re's an in tent -Mary E. f'er::.ak NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER bot after a child ran into the street in fri ght they decided to turn Lesniczak s backyard into a FINDS It's ghoulish and ghastly and downright haunted house. grotesque but for a group of area teenagers the The first year the path of chills was small and Haunted Path in Red Mill Farms i. just tiendi h they only charged 50 cents. "We kept addin g JOY IN fun , things and changing each year. though," ·aid 'Crank it up,' Eddie Lesniczak Jr. said he and his fri ends Lesniczak. "Now we even have to move my dad 's liked the way some people did thing'S to scare MOTHERHOOD kid wheh they came trick-or-treating ''like hav- See HAUNTED PATH , 3A ..... AND says water chief
By MARY E. PETZAK sees the Wild nne! S enic Rivers FICTION. program. NEWARK POST STAFF WR ITER According to Dwor !... . if the 6A East End extends en tire wruershecl is declared a Wild As th e drought conti nu e~ in ::~nd ceni River area. a re ervoir In News New Ca~tle Co~ nt ). hopes for a mi ght be impossible in th e coun ty. permnncn t water supply 'ccm to .. nder pre. l'nt guide lines. des ehh and flow \\llh the rainfa ll. Thi., il!nation as a Wild and enic mon th nne nf the many 'illall s t ep~ Ri>er art'a preclude' any new VOLUNTEERS DELIVER toward Main Street in progre~-. toward a reservoir '' ater containment structures such Clulcl tc~ke pia e :11 the annu:tl as d m<· D"'orsky said. The By MARY E. PETZAK Street." ...... me eting nf the White Clay guideline. are unclear a. 1 FOR MEAls ON ··w e mi ght do a litt le grilli ng nut there-somethi ng A'~ociatinn NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER Wat cr,hed tn whether this inc lltde;:s reservoi rs. other p l a ce~ in town haven 't done." Kat£ added . Kemb lesvil le. Pu . The Whi te lay Watershed ov When the 'browr building· urrently cnmaini ng Li ke man y local residents. Richard Ka tz and Gary "We're 'ulnerab le nm\ in tht s o;rs appn ximarely 70.000 acre. or WHEEL) the bnrher and antiq l!c . l•ops is .lemoli . heel ro r the lgnace came to Newark as Unive r. ity of Delaware drough t. W.; nt.:ed to crank up the I()() sq uare miles in Pen nsy lvania Marke t East Plant omp:c:x . the care will hnve ht:tter . tudent. and found n li felong home. r.:IS tEnvirnnmemal Impac t tudy and De laware. between Routes visi bi lity as we ll. The co-owners of th e East End Cafe for the past req uired before reservoir corl',tru - H96 and -+ , e>.tending fro m West PROGRAM. "We're ge ttin g more into th e bri k-look li!..e Reid eight years. Katz and Ignace fi rst met when they tion) and l,!t'l ~OJm: t hing Jone," Marl hnrough. Pa . LO Newpon. De . 3A Row lands (developer of Market Eas t) p l 'an~ th ert:,'' wo rked during co ll ege at th e Glass Mug, a now Bern ard D"' or~!..y. administrator li.1r Dwors ky said both prime can said Ka tz. "The pat io wi II have a rai lin g and the whole defunct bar formerl y in the Newark M i ni - M:.~I I. the Wate r Re., ur e~ gency for didate~ for n re1oervoir . ite. north of front will look more Iik e a house:· "Gary call ed me one clay in 1987 and asked me if ew C'a~ tl e Countv stated. ewar!.. on the Whit e Clay or at "We're re·ll onlident ahout thi s," K <~LZ stated. "We A ma nagemen t plan for the Clwrchm an· · Mar>h. are within I' d like t open a ba r and grill in Newark;' . aiel Katz. thin k this end of Main Street will keep im prov ing as "We both had some hotel and restaura nt ex peri ence White Clay Creek and tl'. v. ARTs ALLIANCE HAS BIG 8y MARY E. PETZAK. In 1978 he bought the shop n't have done without him two NEWARK POST STAFF WR ITER back fmm his aunts and ran it years ago during our bad win WEEKEND himself until 1992 when he ter." NGELO CATALDI defi retired. Cataldi ha participated in PlANNED. nitely doesn' r look like The sauce, which he used to other Lions' fundraisers such 12A Aanyone's lirtle Italian make at his hop, is a secret as the Candy Sale to benefit grandmother, but the aromas family recipe from hi s grand Sight First. the Fruitcake Sale, and taste are authentic when he mother, "Mom George." Taste of Brandywine. the annu· Index cooks spaghetti sauce. "She brought it fmm Italy." al Pancake Breakfast and the For the past five years, said Cataldi on a recent Food Basket Raftle. NEWS 1-14A Cataldi has personally made Wednesday as he worked on Catts tried to assist Cataldi gallons of sauce with meatballs his latellt batch. during his latest sauce-making POLICE 2A for the Newark Lions Club Cataldi uses the senior cen production but he steadfastly ter kitchen to prepare his held her off. ''He just doesn't OPINION 4A paghetti Dinner. Proceeds fto1b the dinner each year are ltaJian feast since he closed the want me to find nut the LIFESTYLE 6A u ed for community services Sub Shop. recipe," Catts laughed. "We need at lea t 18 gallons The Newark Lions Club ARTS 7A and this year will benefit the Newark Senior Center of . auce for the dinner," said Spaghetti Dinner will he DIVERSIONS BA Building Campaign. Cataldi. "Lost year we served served 4 to 7 p.m. on Oct. 21 Cataldi, a teacher and prin almost 200 people." at the Newark Senior Center OBITUARIES 10A cipal in nonhem Delaware Margaret Catts, director of on Main Street. Take-out din the center, old "Angie" is a ners are also available. SPORTS 1-48 achool for 33 years. was al o N£WAIIK POST STAFF PHOTO evMARY E P£12AK put owner with hill aunts of great lljend to the center. "He Tickets may.be obtained at CLASSIFIEDS 7-108 also helos with MeaiAon . the center or from any member Ntwa..- Un "Anllt" Catlldl prepam hla latest ~Itch of authentic ltlllln Anpe's Sub Shop on Wilbur mtdlllll and IIUct In tile Ntwa..- Ienior Center kttcllan. Street in the 1940!1. Wheel .~ • . he aid. "We could- of the Newark LionRClub . 1lWi\lt" Posr • rotltK ~o . 199 Police Beat • Police Beat is compiled each reques ted th at he drop the piuas. obj ects often used with sling shots. FIRE CALLS week f rom th f iles of the t• wad e\ ark pol i c slate. s the inves ti ga tion continued, the Police DepartmenT hy staff writer Tht: ~ u ~ pe ct then told the deli ve r offi,ers inves ti gated the roof across ApwtfTI<"nL,. llu11ding. Aetna llo"' llook & Ron Porrer. that the gun did not work and told the street from the diner and found Sunday, Oct. 8 Wednesday, Oct. 11 ' Ladder o. the victim to c mt: bm:k. The victim !1:34 Ll1lr4 Morny a.. Neworl< Oaks. flousc. 12:34 p.m.-!!Cll Eden Cin:lc. Awo. Otn.'iliwlll Fire Co. 1:34 p.m. 1·95 at OtriShann Rd. Auto the same steel objects in the area. Aelllll H 1 \ 1980 and 1994 Gold Medalists and future greats training at the University of Delaware 4 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 22 Blue Ice Arena, Route 896, Newark Co-sponsored by Aetna For ticket information, ca 11 Health UDl-HENS. II Plans Putting the Union Hospital AWm-Wm announces the opening ea care of our new Situation. p.eces• Adult Daycare Center • Diagnostic Services Ill lace. (Lab & X-Ray) Great Rate. Psychiatric Unit No Penalty Open House in the Outpatient Registration Lobby (William Shelton wing) FbrEarly Saturday, November 4th 1:00 to 4:00PM Lite refreshments WithdraWal. and Tours of the New Services available FDIC insured. Stop by any office or give u a call at 1800 MELLON-2 . .fb Mellon Bank 106 Bow Street Elkton, Maryland 410-398-4000 ~ Oc lOIII 1< ~0. l'l!l'i • ;"\r 11 \H(, Po-.t • p,,(,t 3 East End Restaurant gets renovates parking waiver .. By MARY E. PETZAK lot at I lapp} I larry's. Accord1ng to Ken Godwin, .... EAST END , from 1A NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER '>poi-cspcr~on lor Klondil..e Kate's,.· The ex i'>ting ~tage area wi ll be I lapp} I !arT) \ ha<. ·' no problem"' Kl umlil.. c Kate\ Rc.,tauranr has en larged wit h a new \Ound sy ~ e m \1. ith rc\taurant cu~ tum~.:r 's still been exempted 1'1om city code and lights added a~ w ' II. The pre u'>~ng that lot after I) p.m. In addi - , requirements for 5X olf-\tn:ct parJ.. se nt p<~rtition between the hack 1 tinn. the rc\laurunt 1\ wi thin a few ing '[)[ICes plu'> those requtral lor dining an.:a and bar will C ; . . . t - ,.:; High Power Jet Spas Start at $1999.00 Dannemann Fabrics '\ \ VER'f SE:R•ous SAVING-:; 'JJ ALL SPAS DELIVERED AND SET-UP . . ... Newark • (302) 73 8-6655 Oglerown Rd . & Kirkwood Hwy. Custom uphol tered furniture now ava ilable! COMPLETE LATEST TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS IN TREADMILLS START AT STANDARD TO $599 CROSSWALK ALL ON TRAINERS DISPLAY ON SALE Unlgloba HOURS: MON . 10-6 TUES. CLOSED ·Hill ...ravel WED . 10-6 TH URS .-FRI. 10-8 Call: (410) 287·2290 SAT 10-5 SUN .12-4 or 1·800-874-4558 lf\\'\R" PO'> I • ( lOIII R 20, l ~ l ~l!''i ' ' COLUMNS • PAGES FROM THE PAST • LETTERS Good and bad news Our OF THE Arne SURVEY . pearheaded by th e At the sam time, we have to be reali tic Delaware State Chamber of about pro. pect. for funding of ma ive pro ACommerce had good and bad news j cts and a di tinct lack of interest elsewhere f r Newark-area re. id enL eking highway in the state. impr v ment . Mo t people li ing outside th Newark The poll of 600 D !aware re. idcnts in th e city limit. have given little thought to the . tate' three counties indicated th at a majori problem and Maryland i unwilling to pony ty of those p lied in New Ca. tl ounty up money to help make up for a couple of favored road improv ~me nts over ma . tran. it decades of neglect on the Delaware ide. funding. The situ ation on th e dolJar side of the On the minu : ide, traffic conge tion i. not quation i equally grim. given the limited a major i ue among county resid ent , who amount of ga tax revenue and a transpOL1a placed conge tion far below ducation, tion trust fund that, contrary to it original rim and the nvironm nt. g al, L bearing . alary and other cost of the The urvey re ult ar in keeping with ur De laware Department of Tran portation. belief th at decade of failing to keep up with It may have been wrong to have made growth ha to be addre . d bef re ma tran tran it and road. an ''either-or" question. sit can have an appreciabl e impa<..:t on <.:o n Chamber Pre id nt John Burris acknowl gestion. edged that federal Clean Air Act standard Unfortunately. thi ituation ha. been still r quire alternati ve to single-occupant over hadowed by a boatl oad of new age ve hi cle . ("Can' t we all j u t ride bike and form car pool ?") babbl . At th e ame time, he noted that money This weak, our "Out or the Attic" photograph shows the Wright house. E. B. Wright buill the mansion In Such comments have been a part of public alone for new bus s and train will not con this photograph around 1925. E. B. Wright was the son of S. J. Wright, founder of the Continental Fibre vince people to use mass transit. Burris said Company which won Newark recognition as the Fibre Capital of the World. This grand old home now hearing involvi ng the De laware serves as the University of Delaware's Blue and Gold Club. It Is located on the northwest corner of Kant Department of Tran port ati o n and the th e . tate of Maryland ha spent heavily on Way and Orchard Road. The men painting the iron fence were employees of the Shaeffer Paint Company ' Wilmington Area Planning Counci l, rna s tran it , but has not been able to pull a In 1935. The photograph Is provided by Bob Thomas for the Newark Historical Society. In an effort to pro· WILMAPCO. WILMAPCO i. charged with sufficient number of commuters out of their vida more complete descriptions of our "Out of the Attic " photographs, volunteer historians of the society cars. are Identifying and researching the historic shots. Readers are encouraged to sand old photos to the drawing up a new transportation plan for Newark Post. Special care will be taken. For more information, call 737-0724. New Ca tle County and Cecil County. Md. It all add up to an uphill battle. Still, pub Both organi zation are b gi nni ng to back li c , cntiment , ecm. to indicate that Newark away from a ·'no new road ., me. age that remain in the game in efforts tore olve eti ended up bein g widely mi interpreted as no ou traffi c problem that threaten the vitali PAGES FRoM THE PAST road improvement or widening . . ty of the area. • News as it appea red in the Newark Post throughout the years •Issue of Oct. 20, 1920 Elkton i. makin g preparations for September. November and UPON MY WORD one of the bi ggest events in th ei r December. The Monday Night history. Th ey will house their hand Cpncen , which have for five years Meeting well attended some new fire engine on th e after been given in Mitchell Hall , will be noon of Oct. 30. wi th a parade in performed for th e first time thi s That Newark wo men are very which a number of visi ting fire com month in Smith Hall of the new Arts much interested in the iss ue of the pa nies and their band s wi ll take part . and Science Building on th e campus. Report, blueprint? What is it? Du rin g the evenin g of the same campaign and anxious to learn the day th e yo un g men of Elkton wi ll By SHIRLEY TARRANT Newark. It has bee n more th an 40 exact mode or procedure in the • Issue of Oct. 20, 1990 ph y. ica l act of votin g wa, ev i hold a Hall oween parade, for whi ch yea rs of studies. recommendations arrangement s are bei ng nr~ d e to NEWARK POST COLUMNIST and propo. a is fo r a ''belrline hi gh de nced by the presence of a goodly num ber of them at the non-parti san ha ve th e event a bi g affa ir. Krapf's gift recovers T'S A BIRD ! Il' a pl ane! No! way ( 1960). a "bel tway" ( 1969). a "Newark Rin g Road'' ( 1973 ), and meetin g held under th e auspices of fumbled JV program It' s WI LMAPCO', rep rt: "New the Delaware League of Women • Issue of Oct. 21, 1970 I Fron ti ers in Transportati on"· arterial ex ten sio n" ( 1978) and a "Newark Connector·· ( 1980). If al l Voter in the Armory last Friday The scene th e ni ght of Oct. 9 in "Connection. t the 21 ~ t entury... of thi s we re not o seri ou . it could evenin g. Newark Hi gh's audit orium was right But wait, a minute. I ~ it a "ri!pon ·)" Mr. Curl ey ou tl ined briefl y the Professor, student exhibit out of a Holl ywood sc ript. The co n· That's what it i called at the bollom be quite amusin g! On page nine of the pectacular purp ' e or governm en t and its fro ntation was all set up; angry par of the cover. Or i. it a summary. a incepti on from the primi ti ve effort . New wo rks by Universit y of ents versus th e Chri sti ana School ·•process to date." "poli cy di rec 11 x 17 magazi ne is th e head in g, Delawn re art professor and ceramic .. trateg ies to Improve Mobi lity," to sa feguard persona l liberty and Boa rd . Verne Wolfe, di strict director ti on." '"s trategies." or a "blu eprint'?" prope rt y. He . tatecl learl y th e sc ul plll re and pott ery by graduate of second ary ed ucati on, had ju. t That is what it i. referred to hy G. whic h bri efl y refers to th e student in th e art department are on Ne wa rk/E lkton ' mun ic ipaliti e. : nece sity for organi zed au th ority made hi s recommendati on to th e Alexander Tart. Executive Din:ctor and the ob li gation res ting upon th e di splay al the Newark ga ll ery. Julio board . The reco mmendati on was ofWILMAP 0 in hi . letter: "To the .. hort and long-term projec ts are Ac unn. a member of th e art faculty bein g . tudied to miti gate ge nera l indi vidual to give th ough tful co n. id that the booster cluh. of th e three Ci tizens of the Region,'' on page eration to th e matter of government for 15 yea rs. wi ll exhibit so me of hi s hi gh schools in the di stri ct come up one. and truck traffic impacts. lntermodal recent paint ings, and Kenton Poo le. trips, includ in g bi cycle and pede tri with the operating costs ($5 ,700) of Or is it a "draft summ ary repon" a grad uate stud ent wi ll di splay pot running the junior va r. it y program of the Metropolitan Transportat ion ans are receiving empha is.'' Elkton fire laddies tery rangi ng from ceramic mu gs to Tarrant Eh , what? Say aga in 'l What ever for the win ter and th e spring sea Plan ? That i. what Mr. Taft ca ll ~ it in to have big celebration large:: sc ulplllral pieces. 7i ne. happened to the •·. trategies" which sons. ··1 see yo u have a problem here hi s cover letter whi ch accompanied and I can resolve that pr blem," said the copy of th e mag ni ticent. II x 17. ln Mr. Ta l'!'. leuer add re.. eel to were embraced by th e year 20 I 0 The Sin gerly Fire Company or "Dear Co ncerned Citi zen." he Transport ation Pl an, adopted in Concert to be presented James Pau l Krapf, a local co nstrue· 12-page, glossy. multi-colored pho tion company ow ner. "I will write s t a te~ : "We are 'endin g thi s plan for Dec.. 1988, whi ch included th e tos overl aid with graphics. maga- • '· Pages from rit e Past " is com The Uni versit y of Delaware yo u a check for $5,700 tomorrow if yo ur revie\\ and we i ome your ex tension of Route 4 (Chri stina piled from early edirion.1· of rh e co mmen ts. The deadline for all pu b Parkway) from Elkton Road to Resident Stri ng Quartet wi ll inaugu that's what you need. If the booster • A co ntributing H'riter to the Newark Post and its.foremnners by rate the sixth sea. on of it. affili ation clubs want to pay me back that '. lic comment s is Nov. 1. 1995 ." Nottingham Road? Have Newark's staffer Gayle K. Hart. Effo rts are Nell 'ark Po.1·1 for many years. 1 have a few comm ents. I refer to trnrti c problems been re olved over with th e University with three tine. If they don ' that's fine too." Tarrant has been a long-time made to re/ain original headlin es Mond ay ni ght concerts in th e intolerable traiTi ~.: co nditi ons in Ne wa rk 0 /111/ ILtniry acrivist. See TARRANT, 7A .... and style. THROUGH THE WOODS NEWARI< Posr -1- Gt~ter Newark's Hometown Newspaper Sine~ 19 10 + 'Who does he look like?' Vol. 85, No. 39 By MARY E. PETZAK talk . We say "he looks just like Publisher: James B . Streit, Jr. ············ ······························ ····· ·· Uncle Henry" or "she ha her moth News Editor: David G. W. Scott N~WARK POST STAFF WRITER er '. eye "and "isn't it cute th e way Staff Reporters: Mary E. Petzak, Ron Porter, Nancy Turner he imitates hi s father?" Photographer: Kell y Bennett YOUNGEST grandchild , My Somewhere along th e way we Contributing Writers: Jack Bartl ey, Jullanna Baggott, Elbert Chan ce , Gayle K. Hart, Marvin Hummel , is a year and a h;~lf old but start to ex pect a child to be just like he has never . aid "Ma.'' Ruth M. Kelly, James Mclaren , Lynnette Shelley, Sh irley Tarrant, Phil Toman someone we know. At the very least Office Manager: Ga yle K. Hart He's sa id "Da" for daddy and we ex pect the child to be someone "Na'· for Nana. and "cruck'' and we know. After all. we've known Composlllon Manager: Anthony Farina Composition and Page Production: Danielle Miles "cahr" fo r truck and ca r. Latel y he'. him all hi s little life! Adverllslng Director: Tina Winmi ll even started to ay "tool" and "cat" Wrong. My children were born Account Representatives , John Coverdale , James B. Galoff, Donna Harrity, Wayne Jones , Kay P. McGlothl in, but no word for m mmy. total . trangers and after that they Gail Pfoh , Jerry Rutt, Gail Springer My daughter is getting quite a proceeded to grow up to be people Classified Advertising Manager: Bonn ie Lletwiler complex about it. He' bright and we neve r imagined in our wildest Classlfled Representatives: Kim Ale xa nder, Chris Bragg , Tracy Evans, Julie Heffner, Jacque Minton , Vanessa happy and mi schievous. ou ld he dreams. Osani, Kim Spencer • be doing it on purpose? Along th e way, we tried modify To make things even odder, he ing or correcting or adjusting or just Til e N~Wilrk Po.ft i.J puhli,\IU'tl Frida y IJy Chesopcllkc fJublishiiiR Corporatinn. New:r tmd loral sn /e officcJ m't! localed ;, "'c Rob.fco /1/JuildinH. seem to have a Boston accent and let them develop like weed . We 153 emt Clitwwt /-/ill Rrwrl, Nt~or11 ·k , 1),/m•·mt· 197 13. Central advmisinR afliccs nrp /ora ted at 601 Britlge Strt!rt. £ikton, Marvlnnd 21'121. we don 't even know anyone from nurtured them or let them flourish in Ctmral cltJ.nijieds nl.tn lornted at f>OI /Jrltlse Strv:ct. Adv~rtising deadllut i.r II n.m. Monday. ln·cmmt suhJrrlplio 11 • one·yenr. i.5.95. , Boston . We've all said, where do benign indifference. We bla'lled a Ho.., ro r.tzth u_r: Tn ruhsrril,_, f ./l()() 22/)·33 11 • Nrwr tip>·. 737-0724 • To ploce n ltml{itd. 1·800·220-1230 • [.heal advtrtisiiiR. 737·0724 • chi ldren learn the e things, but with lot on T.V. Otltaad••nt/5/" R· 1·1100·220·.1.111 • New•fo.•. (302) 737-90 19 • Atil'm/.ti11Rfr 'Who does he look like?' ••••• Bridal ••••• Bridal prints, I only marv el and wonder, .... PETZAK, from 4A S.tvl~ Vout ~IONI ~l' nm n u : "how can they all be so different ?" I HO~'l ·:nJOON% sonalities we first encountered and definitely mak e no effort to answer tried 10 mold when they were one ~~.Jl, that perenni al question of "who I •); 1 Ooed 00 .Q""'"' io ·'""' ' year old. does he look like?" t ~· ~ J, .. (worn only one 11me or nevor) BJtida/J~ ~.· '~1.~ >' ' at less them ~ oricJinal cost! As a grandparent , I have th e lu xu My youngest grandson looks and J 1 '· ~ j , ' • WEDDING • BRIDESMAIDS • PROMS ry of letting the children in my life be acts only like himself. He doesn't ~ ... V , -;.; • Jewelry • cu,ual Apr:ucl FORMAL • MOTHERS GOWNS whatever they are without an y des ire / ' · ...,. ~ • A ccc~'O rtl'\ • C:uccr Appard ALTERATION S DONE BY MAELENE k.now or care that people expect him 1 ' I . Hc"d Piec<·,Ncil ' • Maternity Apparel to change them and without expect .-1 • ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS IN 10 be saying "Ma." He knows who /!(! AJ 'til( I • Pugcunl . Pmrn Gown\ • lnl unt\ THE DELAWARE AREA ing anything at all. ~ view them as Mommy is and he know where she ~~ ~.-. · ;If_ .. ,. \ • Muthcr4i ' D rc10~ • h1ldrcn' PERSONALIZED SERVICE living works of art which constantly is when he needs her. WE GET YOU TO THE MONDAY & FRIDAY The Resale Boutique 's"'"" 1968) CHURCH 011 nME BY APPT ONLY reveal delightful vari;ttions on human We are the ones with a problem. 1 1 111 behavior for a Joyal and appreciative In n1 '' ' 'lutlwr•t \];-i l'h1l Hkl1h .1l'1l, C\02) 7h-l -. '(•~h II If we wanted a child who said "Ma" I •IJ/1, 11/IIItlf Ill '''"I',,, I ~ 762•6314 0~~S ~~~t~M · 8PM audience called Nana. we should hav e ordered one. 803 BR AN DYWINE BLVD WILM SAT tOAM·JPM As with snowt1akes and fin ger- ·/.\_~~ ' ••••• Formal Wear ••••• Formal Wear COLEMAN'S FREE CHRIST~~AS TREE FARM GROOMS 76 TUXEDO AND Step Back In Time! SALES Take a hayride and pick • Fine Clothing & Sportswear For Men ~~~ • Also !';pccin lizing I n Ri ~ N " 1'all Clol hing some pumpkins, Indian Corn, • Alterutions On Wedding - Jl,·idL'S maids', Mothers' Gowns, Etc. Done On Premises and gourds. Enjoy a walk By Exp~rt. •ruilor. through the Christmas Trees 1~7~ U6 W. Main St. Elkton (410) 398·7007 and feed the ducks on the ••••• Horse Drawn Carriage ••••• Photography pond. Then come have a cup 1!1~1!1 ~ ~ &~ 4 p~ ~ID-! ~ ... ~ Sutt'l~ of cider and browse through "Where Pi ctures Say ~ ~ ';M ?ftuf )[Jj~~J ~ A Thousand Words" the new 1995 ornaments we ~ lncJudes. D~ ~ Complete Photography, just got in our Yuletide Videography & Wedding Co nsu lting Shoppe, while the kids Z'~ ~ 'l~J\ ~~ Wee/ding Packages To ~ ( \1 t ~r' lcf!im '?2c:nllc:tr,l/.l· ~ fit Anybody' Budget play on our new [!;j 186 Old Log Cabin Rd PI [!;j North East, MD 21901 PI (410) 658-4102 playground equipment eaa · ~ ~ Kris & Lee DeMond 41 0-287-6635 S Ca ll To R s rve Your Date · and our real "Indian Teepee" 1 ••••• Receptions in tit Call302-378-1990 or WEDDINGS/SHOWERS/RECEPTIONS 378-8949 SEATING UP TO 200 GUESTS Located on Scenic Rt. 9, 39!-1230 COMPLETE 1 RECI:"NTL Y 8 miles East of Odessa, DE PA CIVI Gb'S ~ REMODIILED AVAILABLE CHANliLLY FACIUTIES MANOR Country Club Beautiful Coun1ry Antbicncc 128 Kare n Urivc 20 M i nulc ~ From W1lmmg1on Rising Sun, MIJ 219 11 IU Mmulc 3 from \lcwark (.J/0) 6511·55.51 HAGLEY MUSEUM ••••• Receptions ••••• Receptions ••••• Honeymoon Celebrate Your Wedding *With a chef on tafT we will CRYST4L INN Call (410) 287-7100 4~ With create a special buffet to yo ur for our special wedding Craft Fair particular taste. rates & packages! *Waterfront Dining $ *Wedding Reception s fndoo r pool & Jacuzzi • Exerci e Room October 21 and 22, 1995 * Hor d'oeuvre Reception • Co mpli mentary Con tinental breakfas t Double Quern mlnl·fUUe • Dc lu'c Km& Sunc The Gateway To t!Je Chesapeake * Shower/Rehearsal Dinners 10 a.m. to p.m. both days • JIIC\.I UI Suuc • F.~ceuuve K1n,1 Su1tc 5 *Over Nite 3380 Turkey Point Road • North East, MD. 21901 Accomm odations Available At TNt Fly1ng J Travel Plaza Call 410-287-5554 For Information and Reservations t·95 & At 272. Nonh East . MD ••••• Bridal ••••• Limousines •••••Catering ------ Featuring tl,e works Bridal Salon Service at Warehouse Prices 1.\o.\0\4 'I.H\I\'CI7/II.fiiU.. I TI.H F: lkton & ( 'f•c·llron of more than fifty skilled. artisans Artisans will CATE RI NG Wt!ddint Guum~r: 8ride1maid• Goum1: 1\u:r.do11: • f' R E "~ AI lenition,. • fltEE AltcrotHUJ II • f'Rf;~ Oroomttuxcdo Y~,;·~n;.lf' . k ~'!1/'. k.J/1'-J " discuss and demonstrate • Quick [)cllv~ ry Av allAhlc • Pm~11 &lartmg 111 $89 00 w1th r. other rf'ntah• • Wldo riiiiJ{O or ll tylc•. • I wrrk IM).rvicc RVIUiublL· • PriccJIItArtlnK lit $50 00 • Weddin Jl Recept ions •itc11 a nd (U]on • llu[re te!MtJon n( vcAt.t, • Rehea r>a l Dinners • l'arri c~ their artistic processes ...------, cummerbundRnnd lll'.ll 16. I' CJ•rcc ('reck Dnvc • Earle \! lie, MD 2191 ' Phonc (410)275-2 17 Textiles, woodwork, ~~...... ,~ pottery, jewelry, and other crafts ... will be available for purchase ••••• Hair & Nail ••••• Photography ••••• Photography /Veddlif? ~ 8? Leol(td ~~e ~~lour a. ctt .tnotting~mn Re/a.r with the Co 11jidence of My 25 years A DISTINCTIVE SALON OFFERINQ ••. r~f Experit nee Hagley Library and Soda House · Admission: s3.50 Hair Dal!lll • Skin Care • Nail Accents • Tanning lma1e Consultina • Wedding Paclcaaes Free Engagement Portrait fo r . our local (302) 658-2400 · Wilmington, Delaware NP On Rouu 271, If-f Mi. Sourh 0/Th< Old &lr:imore P~ newspaper. Full Sen ·ice olor Lab at tudio. 598 E. Christine Road, Nottingham, PA (610) 932·3278 all for my hrochures with rates • Opm: Tllea., Wed.. Th1111 .• 9-8 • Fri., 9-S • S11. , 9·2 1-410-287-9367 ~ P.\cE 6A • ' ~.wAR K PoT • On RFR 20, 1995 I RELIGION • PEOPLE • DIVERSlONS THE ARTS Writer finds joy in fiction, motherhood By MARTIN l. DUNCAN about men.' I was given all the freedom d e n t ~ in Willi amsburg Vill age on ence. may bring her greater success ········ ·· ···· ··· ········ ···· ············ ·· ··· ··· ···· 1 wa ntt:d \ ithout peo ple . ay in g. ·You Bark sdale Road. also admi ts th at than ever. NEWARK POST STAFF WA ITER kno yo u . hould try writing about return ing home ha. had a mnjor impac t "Thi s whole woman th in g is nnr h wo rn io: n.' But t wasn't ready to. on her art. The fir. t time she has wri tt en more marketabl e." she says. ·And if I UL I A A .. o then 1 had the baby and became about Newark speci licall ha. been in ground my. elf in more lo a! thin gs. the I A GOTT 'S awa re of my body. My body just took the pages of the Ne"·ork Posr. But , "It 's hetl er ofT I'll be." Howeve r, as she snd ly Jo !Ti cc- suppos over. Now rm exp loring my own body n t really my thi ng," she:: admits. "In acknow ledges " f"m not go in g to be ab le edly a writer's inner and being a woman hns become an fac t. in my fi rst column I to ld people to compete wi th clete ti ve licti on and a n c t um - h as arti sti c subjec t. It's just overwhelm I· m probahly not go ing to tell the truth ! romance novels." rece ntly taken on a ing .". I was always wri ting about Newa rk Baggo tt is currentl y a sembling some new fu ncti on: that of Baggott cites Marie Howe as the before, hut it became . o di. tort ed in my of her st rie s to publi sh as a co ll ec tion. nurse ry fo r her infant daughter Phoe be. wri ter who showed her how to wri te fi cti on that it looked not hi ng like wha t And des pite th e demn ncl s of baby But th at's all pa n of being a mother and about women. lll art Dybek and Phili p Newa rk rea ll y is. Phoeb nne! her writin g, , he will fi nd short tory writer a she ha · co rm: to Le ine ha e nl. o inlluenced her work . "! grew up smelling Chrys ler, and . o ti me to work in the . t a t~- fu nded Ar1ists discover. and Gabri el Garcin Mnrqu ez is another that smell wo uld chan ge to the smell of in the School s progra m. whi ch bring. Baggott. a 26-year-old Newa rk inspir ..... STORYTELLER , from 6A th e ca ·c of the most famous loca l Miller, tra v led to th e Battle of th e ... ghost legend of The Ticking Tomb. Brandywine and to Va ll ey Forge in .-'.. to St. Micheals. The first two books, The essence of the tale is th at estaurant 1777 where he returned the gesture Pu ll in g Back the Curtain ( 1994) and when he was a child, Fithi an Minuit by decapitating British soldi ers." Opening the Door ( 1995) explore of Elk ton swal lowed surveyor All ghost legends are not Dl R E CTO R y '' , ghost stori es told by indi viduals harl es Mason's chronometer. Colon ial or seasoned by the cen who currentl y or previously li ved in Minuit eventu all y grew up to turies. A more cont emporary chain . . ' haun ted hou ses. The third vo lume, become a watch mak er. When he of supernal ural occurrences took t I ~ ('t I Welcome Inn , foeu ses on a dozen died, Minuit was buried in London place in th e development of AMERICAN AMERICAN haun ted restaurant s, inns and other Tract Hardshell Bapti st Cemetery on Robscott Manor on Chestnut Hill publi c places on the peninsul a and Southbank Road in Landenburg. Road. Okonowicz wa s contacted by 7~ 7~ ~at 1~m ...... offers tips on hunting the strange According to legend , if yo u know a woman who li ved th ere a coupl e bein gs that res ide in them . A new Continental American Cuisine whi ch grave to put your car to, you of yea rs ago. Bar&Lounge ·'·' book , Possessed Possessions, about can ·till hear the chronometer ti ck ··i' ' "She was hau nted by a cold room ., Dinners haunted antiques and furni shings ing. where an old man with dark sunk en Tuesday Th ru Sunday. 4.30 p.m.-9 p.m Featuring Our Delicious Lunch Buffet throughout the cou nt ry, is scheduled The Headl ess Horseman of eyes and a receding hair line noa ted Serving Delicrous Lunches to be released in February 1996. a From 11 :30 am .. Tuesday Thru Friday ·nu·. thm Fri. $5.95 friday l Saturday Danclngf Welsh Tract Church tell s of reg ul arly... sa id Okonowi z. Ed Ow/)' Dinner Spel'wls ''Peopl e love a good ghost story." Revolut ionary War soldier who was Full Course Brunch Served Okonowicz's books an; avai lable M Sun day 11 .30·2:30 $7.95to ~9. '.1 5 .. ~Anquet Facilities Available said Okonowicz. "They love to be decapitated by a cannon ba ll near through national chain s like Enco re, .... (;·~ entertained and s ared . Th..:y are th e Bat.tle of Coaches Bridge. Walden, and Border Book tares as Routes 273 and 213, Fair Hill ~ '·~•i 1:.r · 7tu;. t.u.e4 - attrac ted by the mysterious and they "You can go down to the Welsh Elkton, MD 'f' -, !; ) .• .f,..l•;l 410 398-3252 we ll as in local book stores. 1 hope that ghosts reall y do ex ist Tract Church on Welsh Tract Road," The aut hor enjoys he ft. '(\ LAFAYETTE INN f:.;.~i'5 RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE "Cecil Count v's Fin est Steak & Seafood House" Au th entic Regional American ui sine Featuring the Finest eafood & teaks Gift Certi fi c 223 A. East Main St. Rising Sun Plaza • • DELl Rising Sun, MD 21911 410 658 P ,f H FW \Rio. I'O'i r • C I OllfH. 20, 1 9!1 .-' "· ~' . .. TH EATRE • EVENTS • EXHIBITS • NIGHTLIFE • MEETINGS HRA:'>'O VWI E FRIE:\'[)S OF OLD door. ~ 53-0-130 . THE APITOL STEI'S 7 und 9 p.m. Til\ IE \I CS I( S p.m bluegra\\ conw1 'HARLOlvi'E'S WER 2 p.m. today and mu\ical comedy rolllin ~' at Milchel l SATURDAY Hull , S. College Ave .. Lt of D. campu>. .11 1. Paul \ Lutheran hurch. R1. ~ .md tomorrow. play perf11rmcd at Del:t" arc Nrwarlo.. 831 -279 I R1. 96. i'lellark. 475-J ~ 5. hildren\ Theatre. Del:t11are A1e., llRA NO VWI:'I'E BAROQ E ORCHES Wilmington . For licket>. call656-1767. UD SONG FEST 95' ~ :30 to 9 p.m. fea TRA 8 p.m li .II iun mu,ic at Cathedral FALL CRArrs 10 a.m . 10 3 p.m. cra ft fair tLtrin g UD Chorale, Dcltones. Hen Hum;onic,, IJ Sharp> and Golden Blue\ Church St John . ncnrd .md l.trl.et at Eden S4uarc Shopping Center. Bw. "r c.. .11 Pear1nn ll al l auditorium, Academy St .. \\ tlmington 5'1~ 45~~ - SPACE DAY 8:30a. m. 1113:.10 p.m.. "A St .. Ncwark.H3 1-3061 RESA I.E SHOI' II a.m . 10 ~p . m. check Ce lebra tion of Spa e: A Day 10 E .~p l or~ CHILDR EN'S EVENT I tn 3 p.m. ou t the holl'gJm> ,\1 Red Lion Chri,tian Ph ysics, A1tronomy and pace Science," th e "Wholl y Mohu ly" 'pecial chi ldren\ Academy. Bear. Rl~ 2526. celebration includes pre>en lalionl, '""r' and 28 'TOR\' TIME FO R TWO'S 111:30 .1 m more at the of D Sharp Laboratory, Etht hand,·on 11nt-lo.'hnp at Lnn-ersi ty m the :-lc11 (a,tle Puhhc Librar), Delaware Ave .. Newa rk . Advanced regi>tr.t· J Ga llery. Old Colle g~. Main St.. e11ark . register. ca ll 83 1 - 82 ~ 2 . D.:l.lware St. :-lc11 (a,tlc _1 2~ 1995. ti on required. call 83 1-8116. To WILOFLOWEI! RAi\IIII.E I p.m. at White Clay Creek Pre1crve, 'lcc t at H tiNTED I'AHI 7 '" IOJO p.m. todoi) . tomotTml und Sundo1) at 15 CRAFT FA IR AT II AGLEY I SE M 10 parking lot # I on Lnndon Tract Rd ., Landenberg, Pa. Leam ahmnwild fl ower B i~b~•· Rd. Red ~ t ill F.trm,, t\c11arlo. . a.m. to 5 p.m. today and tomom>w. enter "mun habb" along the pnth . (610) 17~ · 2471. EASTE R STATES . ~R CHAEOLOCIC\1. COI'IFERE:-1 E Holding tl\ Hagley from Buck Ru ., Eas t off Rt. I00, tnnu,ll conferen e un Oc1. 26 thtu Oct. 29 Jt RaJi,,on lltlld. R1. 2112 . Wilmington . HAY IUO ES 3: 0. 5, ond 6JII p.m. 60 minute ride at Brand y11 ine Creek Kegt,Ier nu11. for information. llfilt' to B.trhara Don\\, MAAR A"tx:tates. " RALLY FORTH~: HO USE'' 9 a.m. com State Park. imer,ectton of Rt. 92 and Rt. 100. Pre-regi;tralion ret1uired. 577- Inc .. PO. Bo\ 6"5. l"e\\ ;t rlo. . De 1'17150655. bination roau rally and ,eavenger hunt begin 33 0. ning in the pa rk ing lot of A. I. DuPom UOOK , IGt lNG 7 tu 9 p.m. Ed Oknntll~i ct. au thor of Spirit> Between the OCT. 21 Institute. to henclit lhc Ronald McDona ld Bays. gho; ll y >tnric; ami legend' at Border; Bnolo.. . Chri >t iana . , EW CASTLE COL'NT\' FIELD Hou se. HAM & OYSTER mN ER 3:30 to (dO p.m. ttl the Uni ted Methodi't SATURDAY BA\'1) FE 'TI\ AL 7 p.m. at 1cwark 'RAFT FA IR A 'I) !lAKE SALE 9 a.m. to Men of Si. Mark\ Church , Lime>tonc Rd., Stanton . Purchase Iickcl' prinr In Htgh School football >tad tum. E. 2 p.m . at Fnith Lutheran hurch. Red Lion c1 cn t. ca ll 99~ -0~IMI. COI\IM U ITY C.ARAG E SALE Ka.m. 10 I p.m. at Kir~ Middle School , Dda11 are •'we ~ 5 -l -2 151 Rd .. Bear. 656-2806. , EW.-\RK CO-OP FEST 10 a.m. to X SPAG HETTIDI NER ~t o 7 p.m. mth e Brennen Drive. Newark. GATEWAYS TO THE EAST 10 a.m. tn5 p.m. indoor and ou tdoor gardens p.m. 20 )Cut ;tnntler,.•ry ope n hmhe and Newa rk Se ni or Cen ter. E. Main S1. , Ncw:trk. Spun. orcd by th e Newark Lions lu h created wit h inllucnce1 from Japan, Korea and Chi na at Lnng11 ood Gardens. 1 hcallh fair at 2HU E. Main Streel. , e11 .trk. .16H-58lJ-l. OKTOIIERF' EST 10 a. m. to 5 p.m. tradi· Kennett <1uare. I' a.. (61 0)3S8- I(XXI • FALl. CRAFT F JR Ill a.m. to 3 p.m. al tiona I Gennan ce lebration at St. John's Eden , quare hoppin£ Cente r. Bear Chu rch grounds. Milford. For information. TOM II TONE R BIII NG FOR KIDS I WO~DER OF WATERS 10 a.m. IIi 3 ca114 22-5 123. NDAY p.m. learn ahout the history nf the area Moving mums into place, Longwood gardener Yoko Arakawa prepares for the SU and of the people buried in !he ccmclcry at p 111. fund -ra l\ tn)! even t 11 ith \e minars. White Clay Creek l'resenc. Landenberg, d~rn NEWARK PosT • VISION TEASER • SUPER CROSSWORD ACROSS 55 Baker's meas.102 Kalka 4 Vim mea sure s? Campbell 1 Dollop 56 Bob Marley's character 5 Parody 46 Author Jong 95 Takes a 4 Catchall abbr spectally 104 FOJmerly 6 92 Across' ex 50 Mi l. group shot at 7 Custard apple 58 ~.?m i nglon 105 Beginnings 7 By means of 51 Mysterious 96 Wilderness 12 Former 107 Lunch choice 8 Firelighter's Marsh trans. Saudi ruler 61 Singor 110 Jawaharlal's tool 53 Rob Roy, 98 Compass pl. 18 Actress Simone jacket 9 "Peanuts" lor one 102 Cpl.'s Thurman 63 Use a shut11e 113 '-o'clock character 56 Muslim superior 111 Slangy 64 Author scho lar" 10 Pond organ- month 103 Expensive negative Umberto 114 Unpopu lar Ism 57 Over appetizer 20 Banis hes 65 English picnicker 11 Composer 511 Utah cily 106 Sole 22 Verdi work county 115 "I cou ld - Kurt 60 Divorcees support? 23 ·- Asked 66 ' Platoon" horse I" 12 Realistic 62 Henpeck 101 Have a lor It" setting 119 Laments 13 Paris' L' - de 68 Work In the happy one 24 Gel by , 8711 comes 121 False nolion Trlomphe lab lodayl with 'our· before kappa 126 ' David 14 Slalioner's 89Chipolf 101New 25 Former 70 Se111ed on Copperfield " supplies Woody's 111 Floor Yankee the sola characler 15 Manuscript block? coverings slugger 71 Gay/Pepusch 130 Rock 's - enc. 72 Seethe 112 Coaxed 27 Tijuana musical wOik lobos 111 Shortly 73 '- Gay" 115 'Behold!" topper 77 lnseclicide 131 Trams 17 Navel store? 74 Computer to Brutus 30Las - let1ers transport II 21 Big rig acronym 1111 Bristol (Canary BO'Time - My 132 Building base 211 'Krakatoa, 75 Closet space brews Islands port) Side" ('64 133 Tranquil Eastol -" 76LAX and 117 Highland 31 Transmitted song) 134 Chemical 21 Leas111ka O'Hare hal a 32 Pasl 11 Speck auHI• spande• 77 Seeks 111 Geometry 33 Bound bundle 12 Ungerie ~ems 135 Wlcllad stulf? 2t Actress Merle change? calculalloh 311 Just furious 15 Corn portion 1311 English-class 34 Mind-boggling 71 Silent S1ar? 120 Author 31 Olympic 16 Debtor's assignments 35 '- Abner" 71'Anllgona" Epllron ligure skaler letters 137 Pub game 37 Wee serv':;3 king 122 Verve 43 Rub lhe 18 Cupid 131 Acler Beat1y 31 Oawbef a 13 Pltdllork part 123 'Stale Fail" wrong way? IOSteamy 131 Cover-girl Sllr1ver 14 Inasmuch u llale 47 St1ake - 12 Southern Carol 3t Top-drawer 1'1 Diamond 124 Articulated (hurry) rock star DOWN 40PIIIICI-on IUthorlty? 121 Caunova'a 41WIId 17 Legal matter 1 "-andDols" II Prompt cry? 41 East ender? II Cornmeal 2 Hannan 41 "'""Sptathtlded 11 Hill Of hind 127 Soma U Tofts concoction MeMIIe novel 42 'Holy COWl" ,13 'M'A'S'H" 121 Big bang 14 Mary Ouanl 100 Ruined 3Hecraated 44 - Oilebl ems: lbbr. lellltl cr11ation 1011ncllnad Oz 48 Healttt MCrconer 12t ·-, Qiolglo" ( ( )I t • ••• •• •• • • • • • • •• •••• • • • 0 0 ...... 0 •• ••• • • • • ••• •• • • • ••• • •• • ••••••• • •• •• • • •• • • • • • •••• •• •• • • • ••• • •••• •• ••• • • • •• •• ••• • •• • • • •• ••• • • •• • • • •• • • • • ••••••• • • • • • •• • •• • • •••• •• • • ••• , •• ; • • • CATs continue to On aturday a praye r breakf;p,t 5K Run For Mission Int erna tional, ew as 1l e ou111 Evangelism weekend l1l.:g i n ~ the program at X a.m. and on hapter on Oct. 2 1. The event b ·g in ~ at 9 a.m. fo r in-1in c bkaters Red Lion ni1ed M e th o di ~ t Sunday a morning worship will he Ep i ~ t:o pal ampu ~ M ini ~ t ry at hurch, Bear is holding an evange held at II a.m. wi th a lu ncheon fol the ni ver:-. il y of Ddaware i' ho:-. t and 9:30a.m. fo r th e 5k healt h walk lowing in the Fell ow,hip llall. and ru n at St. Th o m a ~·~ Episcopal fight for bypass l ism weekend on Oct. 21 an d Oct. ln g a ru n, wa lk or in -line ~ kal e 10 22. bene fi t llahi ta t for ll um anity burch, .. 'oll ege Ave., ewark . By MARY E. PETZAK president of the group , said the ··· ·············· ······ ········ ······ ·· ·········· members plan to foc us on beuer NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER educating th e people in ce il Count y who come through ewark . EWARK ITI ZE S Against " We 've seen peopl e in cei l ~~~1\. B~~ 1\-rl:Js~;-- Traffi c, formerl y Citi zens ~~ 28TH ANNUAL ~..... N Again st Trucks, (Newark • ounty wh o really don't understand what we're proposing." Turner said. AT) has cx panded their focus and "We plan to educat e th em and show UPPER SHORE D ECOY "''7' the ir fi ght to get a bypass bui lt the benefit s they can rece ive with a HARFORD COUNTY EQUESTRIAN CENTER, BEL AIR, MD ~ ~ ro und the town. • DECOYS SHOW . REFRESHMENTS bypass." (North Tollgate Rd. at At. 1 Overpass) According to Shirley Tarrant, • PAINTING • ARTISTS vice-president of th e group, the According to Turner, New ark • GUNNING RIGS • AUCTION AT believes it can demonstntte a Sat. & Sun .. Oct. 21 & 22 qu es ti on is not "why did the chi cken • ~US E UM OPEN HOUSE cross the road " or even ''how can a three-mile or less extension of lhe Christina Parkway in ewark to • PARAPHERNALIA 10 a.m. to 5 P.m. chicken cross the road?" Route 273 in Maryland "without MUSE UM LOCATED ON THE In Newark, the que. ti on is ''how crossin g any preserved land and WATERFRONT IN TOWN PARK, can the chi ck n get down Main without losing t#: 60-Month I...... ,M=.IJ.,;~J!yc"""". HA='"'. -=R-=JiSJ~S Annonn~· ...... Milburn's ;, .•;f. .... , . \ M ,il~~f'los ama·orbre...... · a &Urlted · · M.-ze oc_t. Oni_, .21at, 22m~ · Frl - 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. • Sat - 12 p.ml ~ 5 p.m. ap.m. to 1, ,p.m. Su,n · 12 p .m . to 5 p.m · 0 • N ot kllm•dod (or ~Hf""lt ~;.,, . m oanrates 1495 Appleton Ad C ll l it a gn ·,u loan 1<1 1\'. C:all il l ; ~x ....,A ~ ...... , ~ ~ ,... MEDPOINTE A Continuing Care Faci lity This Special Wing Provides: • Physical Therapy • Occupational Therapy Ournew Terrace Ring is • Daily Recreational Programs designedfor tlwse wlw need less • Carpeted Room and Hallways • Assistance in Dressin For Residents Who Need Minimal care but 'Want to know it's & Showers availahle. Ourrotes in the • all Button in Every Room Assistance with Daily Living in a Terrace Ring are less than fiJl i • 24 H R Assistance u--.· • Special Diets Ad hered 1o Comfortable, Congenial Atmosphere care in a nttrnng home. • Beautiful Lollnges and .,... .' Dining Room CaD Medpoint£for fUrther • Out ide Patio .. 410-398-6474 . . information an the Terrace Wing . . One Price Drive • Elkton, MD • 21921 ' . ,\ ..: . .• -· ·. , I'Al.l 10 • I Obituaries " \...... ,· ·~ om/ ohituarir' wc· ,,, illlt'" ;n·e C1 a ra B. Moore , 87 , u1ed Oc1. 14 , ILJLJ 5. of h ~a n failure of •c ltar~l' '" \f'lltl' flt'llllil.l . in hmliJna llo.-.pital. lnftJ/0//Itl//fl/1 /1\1/(/"" " 'II''''"''" 10 ran bar on Rt. 896 VI r-.. Inure. 87, ""~the n.: tircd James L. Everett, ran Newark photo studio • tlr fJ lfll'r h\' jimt'J'al dirt'< '"" J· o1 propriclor ol Moore ·~ l:l ar on Pa .. more injilr/1/ation , c rlllltu 1 edu11 nal l'\1 ari-. ll',ltknl Clara B 1\ h loi~ R1. X96 . 1hrcc mile :-. nt nh of II~ ELONG ewark resi ni vcrsi ty of Delaware 's audio photographing boats. as.,islwil Gul'lc //an at 737 07!-1 . ol ~\1m"- Manor 'ur-.1ng ll nm~. c11 ar"- . She an d h ·r hu ~ band , the dent , James L. Evercll , visual depurlme nt. The coupl e Hi s wife di ed Sept.· 10. l-I e is ,. Ldied Oc 1. 12. 19Y5. f com moved 1h e swdi o 10 East Mai n St. surv ived by a son, James W. of plic:llions from kidney failure in They retired in 19RR . He was ewark , and two grandchildren. lnlcgrated Health Services of !he official photographer for A se rvice was held Oct. 18 at Where can you turn for help day or night? Ke111 m1r~in g ee n1 er. myrna. Ae1na Hose Hook & Ladder o., Spi er-Mullikin & Warwick Mr. Everetl , 68, was !he retired of whi ch he wa~ a member, takin g Funeral Home , Newark . Buriat proprieiOr of verell Pholo tudi o pictures of fire and uccident was private. in Newark. scc nt:s for reconstru cti on purpos The family suggests contribu Mr. Everell and is wife, E. es. ti ons 10 ewark United Methodist Wilbena Strad ley Eve rell , opened lie was a mem ber of ewark Church or Aetna Hose Hook & th t: studi o in their homc in 1970, nil ccl Method ist Church and a Ladder o. afler Mr. Eve rell workcd for the oas1 Guard ve1eran and enjoyed laic John F. Moo re who di ed in Jones & Foard Fu n ral Home, West Mr. Cri st and hi s wife, Frances P. 1967, operated th e la vern for man y Main St. , Newark. Crist, marked 38 years of marriage years. After her husband 's death. she Burial was in St. John 's atholic on Oct. 12. ran th e business until reliring in Cemclery. ewa rk . IY76. The family suggests contribu In addition to hi s wife, he is sur Mrs. Moore was a member of the · lions 10 !he America n Heart vived by a son. William F. of Mid - m1nt y Senior enter. Asso ialion . Smyrna; two daughters, Candy herwood Park. Millt ow n, and Sl. Julian of Wilmington and Robin John 's-Holy Angels atholi c Garwood of New Castle; two broth Spicer -Mullikin Funeral Homes, we believe that one of our Church, ewark . William R. Crist, ers, David of Newark and James of .~ most important obligations is to be available to you wh n ver She attended St. John th e Little league coach Wilmington ; two sisters, Alv a Utter ·::: and wher ver you need us, 24 h ours a day, 7 days a we k. Call Beloved mholi c hurch, Milltown. of Brooksv ille, Fla., and Maryann Mrs. Moore who was reared in Newark-area resident, William R. McEvoy of Elkton, Md .; and a ·· us to find out w hat a difTerenc ' our comm-itment to around-th e Toughkenamon, Pa. , enjoyed pl ay Crist. di ed Oe1. 12, 1995, of cancer granddaught er. •. clock , upporl, care, and SC'rvice can make for you and y our family . in g bingo and going to Delaware a1 hom e. Park . Mr. ris l, SR. was a chemical A servi ce was held Oct.l6 in the She is su rvived by 1wo sons. tec hni cian at I he DuPont Co.'s chapel of Gracelawn Memorial 328-2213 or 368-9500 Lawrence Co rrado of Wilminglon, Experimental Station for 24 years, Park. Minquadale, with burial in the David Moore of Landenberg, Pa .. retiring in 1989. adjoining memori al park . 1000 N. DuPont Parkway, New Castle and a daught er, Mary J. Frasier of He coached several Newark 121 W. Park Place, Newark Landenberg, Pa. Na li onal Little League teams in th e The family suggests contribu 214 Clinton S treet, Delaware City A son, John R. of Elkton, Mel. , 1970s and 1980s, and was manager tions to Delaware Hospice. died in I Y94. of a DuPont ·oftball leam. The A servi ce was held at Robert J. Station. \!~ NEWARK WESLEYAN CHURCH The Episcopal Church Welcomes You cDLIBERTY 706 West Church Hd.- Newark St. Thomas's Parish ~[j BAPTlST CHURCH (302) 737-5190 276 S. Coll ege Ave. a! Park Place, Newark, De 19711 (302) 36H-4644 Church Office (9: 00- l :00 Mon.- Fri.) 2 Cor. 3:17 Sunday School-all ages ...... 9:30a.m. (302) 366-0273 Parish tnfonnalion Holline ... ''where the Spirit of Sunday Wnrshjp and t"' dunttjon the Lord is, there is Morning Worship...... 10:30 a.m. R:OO a. m. Holy Euchari st. Ril e One 9:15a.m. Chri stian Educalion (all ages Sunday Evening Adult &Youth Activities .. .. 6:30 p.m. 10:15 a.m. Holy Eucharisl, Ril e Two Sunday School ...... 9:45 a.m & hildren's Worsh ip rN .. rmy l'ml'ldrti) Handicapped Accessible/Nursery Provided 5: IS p.m. Holy Euc harisl Sunday Worship ...... 11 a.m Youth Groups· Jr. Hig h aJ 4:00p.m. Evening Worship ...... 6 p.m Small Group Bible Studies- throughout the week Sr. High al 7:30 p.m. Th r Rrr. Thumas IJ. Jensen, Rtrtor Midweek Prayer Meeting - Pastor James E. Yoder Ill Tht Htl'. Ktmpton D. ami Vica r . (Including Awanas Children RED LION UNITED Historic Head of Christiana GLASGOW REFORMED Program, Wed ...... 7 p.m METHODIST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN \1 <:> Presbyterian Church 1545 Church Road Bear, DE 19701 CHURCH ---.::: Glorious Radio Broadcast Tune to our Crossroads Radio A caring community welcoming you 9:15am Sunday on WNRK Broadcast on Sunday Mornings at 9:00 to a life in Christ 2880 Summit Bridge Rd • Bear, De AM on WNRK 1260 on your AM band. Presence f ( 1·112mi. S. ofRI. 40& Rt. 896) Join us Sundays r School and Worship ! Rooted in the past, Church School COME WORSHIP WITH US AT 9::10 AM Sunday chool lnfanl 10 Ad ult ~~~ ~2J ... ~ 17Jrr.2 THE GLASGOW HIGH SCHOOL branching out to 9:30a.m. Church II :00 AM Mornin g Worship the future. Worship Service • ' Sunday School ...... 9:00a.m. Rt. 896, Newark, DE Wednesday Evening ervices at 7:00 PM 11 :00 a. m. Join 01 1r· oup/e., '/u/J · .Morning Worship ...... 10:30 a.m. Rev. George W. Tuten Ill, Pastor Kids C/ul' Seniors Neu • Location 1·95 Sr. Pastor Rev. Charles F. Betters Rev. James P. Flohr Asst. Pastor Single.,· Ciu/J 1.8 1\Ii les N. Assoc. Pastor Rev. Douglas Perkms 302-322-2113 Comm11t1i1y Sen·ice Progmms on Rt 21!3 :::~ G.P.C. 834-1. 99 from inlercction 0<1 of Rt. 279 4 10-642-3024 "' Elktnn·N••wnl'k Rd . Jill. 279) THE ASpirit Filled Bible Believing Church Sunday Bible Classes GOOD (A ll Ages) ...... 9:00 a.m. Nurserv Provi ded Praise and Worship ruillt t '<>mllwotionJ ...... lO:OO a.m. SHEPHERD Worship Service BAPTIST (Nursery Avaialhe) ...... I 0:00a.m. Nt ' R~EII} ' A~i\ILABLE "Sharing Christ In Mutual Minislry" 1100 Church Rd . Just off 273 West of Newark. CHURCH Ph . 302·731·4169 The Rev. Curtis E. Leins, Ph.D. ALL WELCOME Rev. Dr. D. Hix Pastor. Thursday Morning First Church SALEM UNITED EVANGELICAL AGAPE . METHODIST CHURCH Bible Study PRESBYfERIAN of Christ, 469 Salem Church Road 1 Oa .m.-11 :30 a.m. FELLOWSHIP (302) 738-4822 CHURCH OF NEW (302) 738-5907 Scientist Child Care Provided 308 Possum Park Rd. ~.• • '" Oclaw•rc Ave. & Haines St., Newark. UE 19711 Holy Eucharist...... 10 :30a.m. Newark, DE • 737-2300 A Spirit-Filled ~ t:I02) 4fi6·fi808 SUNDAY SCHOOL Local Expression Of Christian Ed For All ..... Sept.-May (All Ages 9:15am) :~ A ailab~e!Qa rk_s mmun..it ach week Sunday The Body Of Christ HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE WORSHIP 8:30 & 1 0:30a.m. ~ undny ScrvtC(I & Sunrlny Sc·h onl Sunduy, 10-J I H.m Worship ...... 8:25 & 11 :00 a.m. • llthle Stucl y/fl'Htomony M c'Chll~ Wrdnesrluy. 7<11l·X :Ill p m Little Lambs Nursery, All Programs Nursery & Childcare at all services Sunday Worship ...... 10:00 a. ~Rcndtng Room~ Houk Slnrl Salurdny. W u m - 12 n11nn & Children's Church, AvaJ/able All Services (302) 834-2928 Fellowship Time...... 9:30 a.m. At Howards Johnson's, Rt. 896 & /-95 "YOU ARE WELCOME" unday Schooi ...... IO:OO Wednesday 2274 Porter Rd., Bear, DE a.m. one is alwl!Js lm•ii!J:IY.JPc'lcome Rev. Dr. J . Ron Owens, Pastor Evening Worship ...... 6:30 p.m. Home Meeting ...... 7:30 p. OUR REDEEMER FIRST ASSEMBLY Calvary Baptist 421 Old Baltimore Pike • Newark CIRJRCH LUTHERAN CHURCH 737-5040 292 West ~[ain St. • Newark Johnson At. Augusta OF GOD Church mo2 > 1:n -5644 Ches. Hill Est .• Newark 129 Lovett Avenue -y- Sunday School...... 9: 15 a.m. 215 E. Delaware Ave. qfor1 ' · Sunday Wors h1p .... 10:00 a.m. & 5:30p.m. ucalwn (302) 737-6176 Newark, DE 19713 Newark, DE 19711 <]}l&fe 302-368-4904 -- Wednesday ...... 7:00 p.m. 1dults .9 a.m. Worsftip Sunday School 368-4276 731-8231 FAMILY NIGHT (YOUTH GROUP, (also Children's \Vorship) 10:30 a.m. & Bible Classes ...... 9:00a.m. Rev. Dr. Daniel A. MacDonald. Pastor ROYAL RANGERS, lnli1111 & children'!> 1'\ur~rv i\\'uilahlc Divine Worship ...... lO:OO a.m. Hugh Flannagan, Pastor I I Rev. gordon Whitney. Min. of Evangelism MISSIONETIES & RAINBOWS) Uamp t lcce.~s j(Jr Wheelchairs Summer Worship ...... 9:00 a. m. Paul H. Walters, Pastor Pastors: Lloyd Auchard, Holy Communion ...... 1st & 3rd Sunday Sunday: Tom Reigel , Youth Pastor ,]ellery \\', DtUJdoy SUNDAY SERVICES • Praise Service ...... 9:00AM CARL H. KRVELLE, JR., PASTOR Bible Study 9:30am CHRISTIANA • Sunday School ...... 10:00 AM PENCADER RED LION WORSHIP SERVICES • Worship Service ...... 11 :00 AM PRESBYTERIAN EVANGELICAL Morning Worship I 0:30 a.m. CHURCH Junior Churches I0:30 a.m. Wednesday: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FREE CHURCH Evening Worship 7:00p.m. • Covered Dish Dinner ...... 5:45 PM 15 N. ld Baltimore Pike & Christian Academy • SingspiraUon ...... 6:30PM orner of Rt. 896 & 40 hri tiana, DE 1400 Red Lion Rd., Bear, DE FAMILYNITE • Adult Bible Study ...... 6:45PM (302) 368-4565 834-8588 368-0515 ,WEDNESDAY 7:00p.m. • Kids for Jesus ...... 6:45 PM ' 9:30 ...... Cilllrch crvicc unday School at 9:45 a.m. unday choo1...... 9 a.m. Adult Bible Study (activities by age groups) Worship Service ...... 10:30 a.m. Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Service ...... 6:30 p.m. Rainhow • Missioneues Adult Choir ...... 7:50 PM Royal Rangers r. 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Programs • Computer Lab mind b 199 Polly Drummond Hill Road • Newark, DE 19711 FOR MORE INFORl\1ATION CALL (302) 654-2495 (302) 731-7773 PAC.~ 12 Sidewalk dispute resolved Writer removes glasses in revealing work The I ng tim e di spute between ing ou t the long delay in c it y the cit y of Newark and West Main enforcement of the notice to repair By LYNNETIE SHELLEY the dream and ho 's dbl!nfmn- i~ a man with n me s~age and he ha s in thi ' cnue that chapters of the Street homeowners over sidewa lk s and disputing the need for repairs at chis..:d fro m it," hl' sa s. -.pent the hellcr ha lf of hb li fe trying very political Raw Suck we re first has been resolved at last. all. The hearing on the appeal was SPECIAL TO THE NEWARK POST o. Lt.:t.:dl I'> dc.:linitl:l not '>Ubtk to tell it. unl eashed on th public. According to Ri chard Lapointe, twi e postponed by th ' resi dents and h" '"or!-. i' not tn bl' t..:ad in ., an undergraduate at th e ''The funn y thing ubout me is ewark 's director of public works, before th e matter was se ttled front of a co1y hc•arth with a cup of Universi ty nf Delaware during the pc.:opl e in ewark know me for the resident. have agr ed to the be tween the parties. " You'll hm·e to loo/.. inw u .11111 hcrbaltc.:a in l>nc.:\ hand, p1nJ..ic.: lin c.:arl to mid '70s. Lee ·h start t:d to Drc.:amstrects an I po try and the work whi ch the ci ty be li eves neces The hi storic va lue of the old brick /Urt!£' I hla:e." g~.: r 0.:\ten<.il'd hone hi ~ wn t111 g s kill~ on the stucknt peopl in Wilmington know m for sary and ha ve di smi ssed th ir pend wa lks also had been a point in the journalism and the Black press," c ntenti on: however, accord ing to - 1rom Raw Sm:l-.. In the prdace to the novel . h..: month! nl!w~papcr il!wpoi nt. ing hearing befor th e Board of '>hOLih lor pc.:opk to 11-u l-..c.: up and Then.: he.: wrote abou t cont rovc.:rsia l Leel·h rcmarks. "They're two s pa idewa lk s Appeals. Lapoi nt e, th e resident s ''had a choic loo J.. around thc.:n1. c.:ithc.:r Ra1\ bsucs that eventuall y inflamed the ra te id entities starting to ·ome Homeowners in the I 00 block of and joi ntl y decided'' to rep lace the EV N LEE H i~ a ~mall Sue!-. nor it~ author I'> a ~kcper . univcrs it togeth c.:r.' ' Wes t Main treet were first cited fo r bricks wi th new concrete wa lk s. man with big vi,ion~ . Wea ring Leeth lir~l hl!gan to fall in love enough Ill Lel.:ch says that reading hi s work sidewa lk repairs in 1988 but as a Lapointe and the homeowners met Sdar!-.. cl the-. and hid<.kn behind with\\ rittng during the lat e 19.'i0s. It stop fund "is a linle rough because I violate result of cit y oversight the mauer la y several titlies rece ntl y to wa lk the glas e~. hb ligurl! fades into the wa-, tht.:n In; hc ~a n hi~ tir-.1 ~t.:ri 1u~ ing the pro the la ws of written language. When dormant until thi s year. In June, I he properties and discuss the work . ba kground of brighter, more llam wor l-. , ht~ "t hi ~ "1~ me ca w.e I'm u jt•ct. Lcech. I read them th ey had an uncanny depm1men t of publi works did curb Following the meetings, the reside nts b >yunt colors and pe 1plc. l:lut Le~:ch \\ riter wnting" \\Ork a~ he to.: !Is it. ho\ ever eflect on people. My mcssag was replacement on the block whi ch rein obtained bids from contractors and the b not \Ubtle 111 any sense of the.: l.e..:ch wc.:nl on to explore a wide could not be gelling across at least." trod uced the need for new sidewa lks. repairs shou ld be linished this week. wont. nd nt:ithl!r is his nc.:w novel vancty ol styks of writmg fro m l) Ill d 011 l! . Raw uck is a phi losophy, a Residents til ed an appeal. poi nt - -Mary E. Pet:ak R:.tw Suck. pnc.:try to pro'c to JOUrnali~m . Lil-..c a lan warn ing and a tribute. He attacl-..' pollutwn. 1 iuh:ncl!. de li on cu t According to Leech, " You 're on war,,.,·:-. and th l! mcrican Drl'tllll in "I ll!nd to liJ..e prosl' b..:ller hut I can't kaY~: poctry:· he ~a) s. ''The th e earth surrou nded by phenomena hold and broken fragmc.:nts of dllWn in the.: I ~ounds of'' mds. th ' I cat. th ·meter. gra-.s, hi s ' that people refuse to see. That's thought from the dbjointetl vi~ions all the'> • th1ngs crammed in )OUr activism did Leech what my book is about. Arts Alliance weekend of the protagoni-.t 1-l :u ry Uyl! ~~ hom ear. (and) the.: way pc.:opk thin!-.., the not die. but " I see a rea l real it y thut I don't the Vl!teran Newurk writ ·r dc-.cnhc.:s way pl!op lt.: -.peak." sprout e cl thin k anyone else sees .... ! can fun c as ·'pan of America." Ll!cch ha ~ bel!n much inrluc.:nced again t!lsc.: - ti on in it. (bu t) I fun ti on different sa charac ter. Bye i~ both multi features local artists hy beat pol!~'> and his post -literate where and increased lt:n-fold . ly." faceted and limited and a~ Ll!cch ..,tyk of "'riling b me;111! to bt.: read Leech became one of th · found Leech will be pulling th e plug on The Newark Arts All ia nce is spon An Open Ai r Music festiva l wi ll tel ls it. an "archetype• of the worst out loud. Each w<. >rd i~ pum:hed with ing fat her's of Wilmington's Black Dreamstreets Oct. 22 wi th a final soring a wee kend of music and art. also be taking place on Saturday kind of human hein ~ - a white 5 l.'kc tri c 1 i-.ion ~ and a hif.arr..: Pres' newspaper The Star, whic h readi ng of Raw Suck at Jam 'n & Downtow n With th e Arts f'sti va l from noon to p.m. begin nin g wi th nglo-Siixon male ." " & melody of song'> and scream'> was rcl'orm~:tl ou t of the ashes of the Java . " Whi le I can ' I go on," he says. begins on Friday Oct. 20 at 8:30 th e band Ton gut: Groove perform Bye rcpn.: ~ent~ .. merica iind the reflecting his many I de c.:xpcric.:nccs dying Spectator headed by Ralph ''I hope someone else does take it p.m. at Jam 'n & Java offee House, ing a capell a ve rsions of various American drea m and the di si llu~ion and the e\pcricncc.:-. of other~. Leech Morris. Currentl y he works for up." ewa rk Shopping Center. The cof tunes. Funky Grip, Repent ion, of the American Dream .... '' ho get-. Wi lmingllln ·s newsmagazine The Steven Lee h sit s in hi s swivel feehouse wi ll showcase the mu si Aq uafunk, and Dead line will eac h \u:ctle. chair and hi s eyes laugh behind the cians Dan Halprin of ewark , Joe play a one hour set at the ewark Lccch became infan1ou' in hi s glare of his glii sses. ''I' m Harry Ra se mas, Mary Ard en Coll ins. Shopping Center parki ng lot. lit erary jou rn eyi ng hy forming Bye." he said maucr-of-factl y. " I Mario Padovani. and David Bailey. The festival on ·ludes on Sunday Why do smart kids fail? Dreams! ree ls, a poetry and prose don·, wa nt 1 take credit anymore. On Saturday, original wo rk for with a poetry reading from 4 to 6 ma~atine a~ we ll a' an c.:ven t in Leave it to him ." show and sale will be ex hibi ted at a p.m. at Jam 'n & Java Coffee house. which loca l wri ters could gather Fine Art & Craft Market from noon Newark author tevc.: n Leech will togt• ther to share their works. It was to 5 p.m. on the Academy Building read from hi s recentl y published • Weak Basic Skills lawn at Main and Academy. novel. Foll owing the program. poets • Frustration Gloria Pittrnru1 of Bern· wi ll have her are invit ed lo par t ic ip<~ l e in an open with School baskets on display along wilh jewelry microphone sessi n to share th eir craft ed by Chase Stova ll of Newark. works. • lack of Confidence • No Motivation ~~~~~Worldwide II,. Your child may be smarr er than his or h.r grddPb show. Our ertified teachers help OUTERWEAR FOR EVERY WEATHER CONDITION children of all ages overcon"'e frus tration and failure, and rralile their potential. 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Running back Bri an Alliene is EWARK HIGH has anoth er 'onc01·d's go- to back. and sopho AND DEANNA mid-term exa m Friday wh en more quarterback John Jefferso n has N it is matched up aga in st a great ann. Three members of th e Concord . The Yell owjackets ha ve lint: ha ve been starters since their PRum won five straight aft er pinning a 46- so ph omore years. Ditto for th e tig ht 16 loss on Glasgow last week . end . Thou gh th e Rai der (5- I ) The 'J ac kets made a beli ever out ARE NAMED dropped th eir tirst game of the . en of Glasgow oach Dave Scott. who cOn last week to No. I Willi am raved brea ka way speed of running Penn. th ey have beaten Di ckinso n. backs Butch Pat ri k (86 ya rds. 17 ATHLETES St. Mark's an I Brandywi ne, all of carri es, 2 TDs) and Butter Pressey which are ranked with th e Top I 0 (90 ya rds. 14 carri es. TD). choo l. in Delawa re . "You're goin g to make a mi stak e "Jn our minds we expected on a 20-pl ay dri ve." cott said . OFTHE Concord to be one of the beuer "'You're not goin g to make a mi stake 2B Flight A teams,.. Newark Coach on a one- play dri ve. They're tremen WEEK. Butch Simpson said , adding th e dous ba cks. They' II make a seam contest carri es the sa me import ance into a touchdown ... as th e Brandywine ga me did . Scott also hea ped hi s share of The 'Jacket. upset th e Bulldogs prai se on 'Jackets ti ght end Sean 26- 14 to atone for dropping th eir McCull ough. " He blocks th e co rn er CHRISTIANA opener agai nst Sa lli es. The win as we ll as any ti ght end l'vt: seen," allowed Newark to move from No. 7 wh ich creates the illusion he's not a HIGH'S to No. 3 in the state rankings. receiver. "We rea li zed the importance of McCullough caught three passes. the Brand ywin e ga me," Simpson all for touchdowns even th ough SOCCER TEAM said. ''If your goal is to pla y in th e cott wa rntcl hi s second ary of state tourn ament , you have to beat Me ull ough's abilit y. th e teams that have the same goals.'' Si mpson agreed with Scott's cri Simpson co mpared the Raiders tiqu e. to hi s own team, describing them as 'The key to us getting into the well -balance and ex peri enced. endzone Friday wa s obvi ously Scott ''W hen a team is a good team yo u NEWARK POST STAFF PHOTO BY ERIC FIN< ~c.2B have to run and throw. They com See JACKETS , 3B ... Newark halfback Butter Pressey charges up field as Nick Jones (66) and Kamau lately follow. The Yellowjackels pare ve ry much to u. . What they are ranked No . 3 in the state. Combatant Vikings Rcinkings mean little 'fight' to victory in upset of Spartans By DAVID G. W. SCOTT wnys across t h~ box and beat keeper But the Spartans pro tes ted. By ERIC FINE Monday even though it . quandered four Joe ludica to the far pos t. ludica said the ball never crossed point leads in the first and third games NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER But the bri ll iant individ ual effort the goal lin e. NEWARK POST CONTRIB UTING WRITER and faced a match point. \\a ~ nu llitied by a que tionable off "Wh <.:ther the ba ll was in or not is HEN STATF: tournament The Vikings crui sed to a 8-4 .l ead in \ide ca ll hy the lines man. not th e problem ... said St. Mark's HRISTIANA'S volleyballers are out to prove pairings nre compl e t<.:d. Minut . later. Johnn Hohm an' s coach Tom DeMatteis. "'We didn't the opening game, but Kristin Nau that the team that squabbles together wins WTuesday ni ght' second hr~akaw ay bid was blocked by finis h our opportunities. We're just served the Dragons to I J straight points Ctogether. rank ed St. Mark's v. . fo unh-rnnkcd Salcsianum goa li e Jeff Stokl osa. not cli ck ing up front.'" and a win. They bauled back to pull out The Vikings have "fought" their way to 10 Salesianum . oc cr ga me won't The ~ ~bound camt: hack to Hohman. Tuesday's loss was th e first time a gritty 15- 12 win in the second game to mea n much. straight wins after dropping a two-game match to but soft sho t wus grabbed by all season St. Mark's was sh ut out. even th e match to set up the rubber But Salesian um 's 1-0 win o 'er l"ini~hecl Newark. The two teams share the Blue Hen Stoklosa who with 10 Despite heavy pressure in the game. rhe Spartans me ant eve ryth ing to th e saves. second half and good run s by Conference Flight A .lead with identical 10-1 Christiana appeared to be in the dri pla yer. and fans who were tltCil! . Sa lesian um broke th e scoring Hoh man and Tom Antonelli, the records. ver's eat after building a 13-9 lead, but The loss drops St. Mark's to 9-1 - drought lllte in the firs t half on a parlans m:111 aged only weak shots, With seven seniors wanting to see action, the sea Glasgow again rallied. Five points and 1. and improves Sa lcsianum to 7-0- long throw in. or shot right at the keeper. son has been marked by bickering over who plays 3. two blown serve later, the Dragons had Boh Schneid<.:r th rew th e ball "'Our keeper and defense were and who gets the ball. At their worst, the players for The game wa, do minated by deep in to th e St. Mark's box . vin tremendous:· . aid Andy Wolanski. a 14- 13 lead and the ball - only to be get their roles and lose their concentration. ales ianum in th e tirst hall'. Ten I be rt ·s first header w" ~ bk>Ckl'd . "Nirk Vacca. Bob Schneider, Pat I go whistled for a net violation. At their best, they dominate. minute. into th e gn me, Jam ie Sipe but he fo ll owed it up. and was cred and Andrew Cifa played reall y The Vikings took advantage of the broke dow n the left side. sli ced ~ id e - Christiana (12-1 overall) defeated Glasgow ited with the goal. See SPARTANS, 3B ~ break to go up 15-14 behind middle hit ter Deanna Pruitt's two kills. The first was set up by Sharna Gray, the tea'm ' other middle hitter who had moved to the back row. lasgow A tip by setter Erin Pfotzer fe nded off Glasgow' attempt to Lie th e game. and Pruitt'. serve and a block by Gray finally put the match away. Gray (9 kills, 3 remains · bl ocks, 5 digs), Pruitt (6 kills, 4 blocks), Pfotzer (I 9 assists, 5 kills, 2 blocks, 3 digs) and Kelly Anderson (4 kills 14 digs) led the Vikings. perfect Out ide hitter Beth Olney had I 3 kills and setter Natalie Dunlap had 21 assists By DAVID G.W . SCOTT for Glasgow. "I'm happy," Olney strid. "We really NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER played good to come back from that far." The match left Christiana Coach Kim Good team. win at th eir wn Huggins checking herself for hives. games. Great team. wi n at the other guys game. Glasgow Hi gh kept its ."We're struggling to win every game," record perfect with a 3-2 win at A.T, the third-year coach said. "We've made DuPont in Wednesday's a tion adjustments. I can't say enough about packed non-conference cocce r matcij. Glasgow. They played a wonderful Dragon's coa h Bob Bus iere game. It's tough to lose games like thi s.'' knew hi s team was go ing to play Huggins added, "We're kind of used against a phy. ical team on a narrow to the three-game situation. We never field so he asked hi s team to make really panic." adj ustments. On e again. the After the game. the players tried to Drago ns res pond ed. explain the team's down-to-the-wire "We a me out like a ball of fire," said Bu. siere. "We wanted to pl11y style, its habit of turning what should be c traigh t ahead wi th long ball , con routine outings into brushes with disas e tnntly att ackin g." ter. Gla. gow opened th e scoring on "A lot of us weren't talking," said tw g aJ . fro m ph more Davi d Pruitt. "We always have letdowns. It Hud. on . Hud, on received a pa .. depends on the game." from Ivan Vidanovic twenty yard "We're not using each othe.-,·· said from goal and ripped a left -footed Gray. "It just separates the team." blast pa~t .I.'s Bri an on ly. "But when we get a kill, we're on," "I didn't feel anyo ne on my Pfotzer said. back. so I just turned and fired ," aid Hud so n. Hudson scored minute. later NEWAAK POST STAFF PHOTO BY ERIC FINE when Matt Lantagne nicked him a Oleagow outside hitter Beth Olney aklta NEWARK POST STAFr PHOTO BV KELLY BENNffi ball at the top of the box. Hudson towent tht ntt In Tueadey'a loa to lofted a shot into the upper comer Chrllllene. St. Mark's Bryan Ballas baHies for the ball In Tuesday's soccer match •• Baynard Stadium . St. Mark's came up short 1-0 against Seleslenum. See GLAS~OW, 48 ... P\ l~i 2B . 1•\ \ \K" I'! ~ I • ) (.IOIIFK 20, 1995 ikings renewed attitude AlliLEm OF THE WEEK HRISTIANA'S volleyball coming at the hands of Newark. ·quais success in conference tag team of Shama Gray . 'I feel an ulcer growing in Cand Deanna Pruitt are my stomach," said Pruitt, a mid By ERIC FINE sho uld b~.: scoring a lillie sooner." pline problems. So what happened? responsible for providing leader dle hitter and senior co-captain. .. ·· ······· ········· ··········· ···· ············· Against ewark ''we ha ve to Kendall de fin s hi ream's trans ship at crunch time. And there " It feel like everyone's Nf WAfiK POST CONl RIBUTING WRITER play rwo good halves instead of forma tion in simple terms. 'The atti have been lots of crunch-times expecting us to mess up," said one," he sa id. And there's evidence tude of I he kids- rhey came to play this !Ieason. Gray, a junior middle hitter: "I 'w hat a di llerc.:ncc: a vcar ha-. ro supporr his co nr enrion . thi s year," he answered . Monday's grueling three think we ' re struggling with rndtk for Chnst ian a\ .. o ~..:c r for hri stiana scored only one of its "This is probably one of the best game match against Glasgow teams we houldn 't be struggling Ill 0.:'>. 10 goa ls in the first -half of a 10-0 teams l'vc had in rhe lasl five, ix was typica\ of the Vikings' habit wirh. In our heads it's like 'Let's ; rhe Vi k ing~· 2-0 win mer lounr route again ·r Wilmington . They also years," he said. "They 're fun to of prolonging matches. give them a chance- and a l'l~as a nt Tuesday wa~ their thn·d wi n waited until the second h NEWARI< POST" Be By MARTIN l. OUNCAN o one was more anxious than sophomore the basketball fire going. There's a great basket guard Keisha McFadgion, a transfe r student from ball atmosphere in here." SPECIAL TO THE NEWARK POST Arizona State who sat out the entire season las t Coach Brey, who had narrowly defeated year. " It feels good," she said minutes before daz women's assistant coach Leni Wil on in a free Sixermania gave way to Midnight Madness zling the crowd with her precision ba llhandling throw shooting contest earlie r. explained that he United \Vay of Delaware assists thousands of people last Saturday ni ght as the Blue Hens Men's and and passing in the women's s rimmage. ''I'm just wanted his team to run this year. He talked eager approximately one out of c v~ ry three Delawareans. Women's basketball teams conducted the ir first looking forward to pl ay." ly about hi confidence in the leadership of his Your gift works daily to support those wh o need help. offi cial practice before nearl y I ,000 fan s in the Despite a beach ball fl oating around the gym seniors and the possibility of auracting ESPN to Bob Carpenter Center. Anti cipati on filled the a ir and the P.A. announcer's corny jokes, real mad cover a Blue Hens game. "We've got a ni ce faci l Please give generously! and the Acie rno Arena had the atmosphere of a ness did not begin unt il the men's slam dunk con ity," he aid. "We just need to play well enough to pep rally as cheerleaders flipped, screamed and test. After numerous outrageous missed attempts, get the m (ESPN) here." For inlormolion, or il you would like lo make o conlribulian, please co/1513-2428. danced, fans we re ca lled out of the stands for Patrick Evans' crazy "cartwheel" dunk brought But despite the lighthearted feeling in the air, tl1ree point shooting contests, and the Blue Hen the crowd to its feet, and hi s one-handed jam wi th Coach Brey still had hi s eye on more se ri ous mat mascot skated franticall y around the floor as hi s jersey pulled over hi s face was enough to wi n ters. "I'm more interested in 3:30 today than Call music played before mi dnigh t. the contest. Later, the men 's scrimmage produced 12:10 this morning," he admitted. Likewise, the "We've been practi cing every day and getting fast-paced acti on an d good showings from fresh many Blue Hen hoops fans who braved th e rain -E ready for thi ,"said Kristen Alberto, a member of men Fred Gonzal ez and Jerry Stimson. for Saturday ni ght's festivities will be hoping that the university's precision dance team. "The " We're in good shape," sa id an upbeat head the madness will e vol ve into success for their crowd has been great and everyone is really excit coach Mike Brey. "Obviously, it was a success teams. ed." havi ng the 76ers in here last week and it reall y got Eguitx One Capitol Trail football standings Newark No.3 a BanPonce Company for Caravel 4 1 0.000 ~JACKETS , from 1B gested. Midgets standings "It was a strange game. I did not Hockessi n 4 1 0.000 I 0 passes "and Sean Shue 4 1 0.000 feel for a moment that we dominat I~. ~ .~~...... W...... ~ ..... I...... ~~~. : . McCullough." ed. To Glasgow 's credit. .. they Caravel 5 0 1 1.000 Oct. 15 results "Oft en ou r running backs put us stopped a lot of our running game." FAST APPROVALSon New Castle 5 1 0 0.833 into position to score, so G lasgow's Defensively, the coaching taff New Castle 12, Stanton 0 defensive plan was to concentrate ·ingled out tackle Mike Satterfie ld , Stanton 4 1 1 0.800 Hockessin 12, Caravel 6 Shue 3 3 0 0.500 on our running backs," he said. who registered one of the team's six • First Mortgages Newa rk 12, Shue 0 " ... That 's why our passing game can acks, and linebackers Tom Emig Hockessin 2 3 1 0.400 Christiana 8, Glasgow 6 Christiana 2 3 1 0.200 be effec ti ve." and McCullough, who recovered • Home Equity Seconds Newark 1 5 0 0.125 Surpri singly, Simpson said the two Glasgow fumbles. Glasgow 0 6 0 0.000 Senior standings game was closer than the score sug- • I OOo/o Equity Loans Oct. 15 resu Its Ie.~ .~~...... 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St. Mark's must regroup • Loans for People With New Castle 5 0 0 1.000 team improved its record to 7-0 by and take on a tough West Chester beating Salesianum 4-0. Tyler Stanton 5 0 0 1.000 New Castle 42 , Stanton 0 East squad in a make-up game today Prohletn Credit. Christiana 4 1 0 0.800 Caravel 14 , Hockessin 12 Hogan had a hat trick and Brian Newark 12, Shue 1o at 3:30 at St. Mark's. Lenz scored a goal in the victory. Glasgow 2 2 1 0.500 "We have to keep th is in perspec- • Loans for Self-Employed. Newark 1 3 0 0.250 Christiana 12 , Glasgow 8 Equity One, Inc. Everything you SCORE BIG! SUBSCRIBE TODAY! 2 Read's Way, Suite 214 Q_,- LITTLEISGarage, NEWARK Posr New Castle, DE 19720 want to know. tr In~ 737-0724 302 325-1500 • Fax 302 322-6050 Complete Automotive Repairs Everything you "Personalized Attention" Equestrian Competition need to know. 28 Years of in Riding and Driving Featuring Every score you Olympic and World Championship want to know. 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BIG BOYS TOYS Xerox copies and lacsimiles will be disqualified. No purchase necessary. Sports Cards • Comics • Die Cast 2. 'TIE BREAKERS": Guess the total score of game No. 15. Score will be $829 u ~ ed to determine the winner if more than 1 person guesses the most Autographs • Memorabilia wtnntng teams . 334 East Pulaski Hwy. Basketball • Hockey • Football 3. Fill in your name, address and phone number at the bottom of the enlry Baseball • Nascar Racing Elkton, MD blank. Only one entry per person. Chesapeake Publishing employees and Cecil County tmmediate families are not eligible. BUY • SELL • TRADE OPEN 7 DAYS M-F 10 AM - 8PM 398-8844 4. M~i l your entry to: FOOTBALL CONTEST. Newark Post, 153 E. Chestnut Htll Rd ., Newark, Del. 1971 3 or bring lo: The Newark Post. Sat 1OAM - 5PM -- Sun. 12 - 4PM Meadowood II Shopping Center Newa rk ...... 5. All entries must be received by 5p.m. (closing time) Friday prior to game 456-1801 dates. 6. A $50 Gift Certificate, redeemable at any participating Newark Post ~•~~~-~Ja••~lr FOOTBALL CONTEST merchant will be given to the winner of each ).. week's contest. In the event of a "TIE" for winners the $50 Gift Certificate will be divided among those persons tying . Winn ~r will be announced in ~ I edition following the games. 'V~ :;,0 - - - M AILTO: - --- ., FOOTBALL CONTEST, NEWARK POST, Convenient ~ .!J' Coldest Beer 153 E. CHESTNUT HILL RD ., NEWARK , DE 197 13 NAME~~------ Location ~ -../ In Town ADDRESS TE LEPHON::-;E:------ 1.______~9 . ______Every Day Low Prices 2. 10.______3. 11 .. ______4. 12. ______Bud ...... $12.50 Coors LT ...... $12.50 5. 13.______Busch ...... $10.50 Natural LT ...... $7.99 6. 14.______7. 15._--,::-::-:::--::------8. TIE BREAKER: Total Score of game #1 5 104 N. Chapel St. 453·8533 L FEEL THE EXCITEMENT OF The Crab Trap JEEP li·lj·11i j: I~ ;J: 1{1 ii£!11J1: II: tii l•l :J NO ONE WILL SELL YOU A NEWARK'S FINEST SEAFOOD JEEP OR MINIVAN AT A LOWER PRICEI 11. PENN ST. vs. INDIANA SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL 1~. EAGLES vs. CARDINALS ROLLING ROCK DRAFTS ~1.50/PINT MOLSON ICEDRAFTS $1.50/PINT 22 oz ROLLING ROCK BOMBERS $2.00 22 oz. ROLLING ROCK BOMBERS $2 112PRICE BUFFALO WINGS 1 ~ PRICE GOURMET BURGERS Chrysler/Plymouth 13. JAGUARS vs. STEELERS Jeep/Eagle MINI NACHO PLATTERS~ 112 PRICE BUFFALO WINGS 112PRICE GOURMET BURGERS BUFFALO CHICKEN TENDERS ~ 410-392-5400 14. JETS vs. COLTS Serving Till1 a.m. Nightly ,.....~...... a .. o_0-420-dEEP 15. BROWNS vs. BENGALS CALL People news RELIGION Glasgow High Sc hool biology Pa ul Jervey, cwark res ident , who won teacher Robert Gross Jr. and Kathryn first place in th • intermediate 7 to 8 yr. 398·1230 Hopkins, a biology tea her at Hodgson old kata division. Anthony Holmes , Yo-Tec h High School, were recently ewark , wo n lirst pl ace in the advanced Jon Hackett, a ~ tud c n t at Glasgow se lected by th e Natiorwl Sc ience 9 to 10 yr. old sparring division. High St:hool, was among 57 high sc hool Teachers A ssoc iation to represe nt honor student s from all 50 ~ t a t cs and Congregation ompcting in the Delaware Valley some foreign nations chosen to stud y FAX Delaware as part of th e A ccess Karate Cup Tournament , Eric Brooking honors minister Excellence program . The national sc i materials sc ience at the U.S. of Newark earned a third place in the Depa rtment of Ene rgy's Argor ne ence education program provides Mr. tea m kata division. The Wilmington hurch o f Rcligiou'> 41 0-398-4044 Gross and hi s class free acce ss through ational Laboru tory ncar hicago. Science, Wcsl ewport Pi!.. c, i !> c.:clcbral~ More than htu denb in the American Online and World Wide Web 200 ing the ordinal ion of their m ini'>ter, Rev,. lmernet to leadi ng sc ienti sts, class room Depanmcnt of Energy (OOE) program Governor Thomas R. arper recently Ga y le R. Reuter on Oct. 20 at X r 11 1. • BUSINESS/OFFICE HOURS activities, and more. joined r ·prcsen tat ives of Delaware studi ed science aL four DOE national laboratori eh. The Wilmington Church of Rclit.dou-., 8 A.M.-5 P.M . MO DAY - FRIDAY llealth and Socia l Services, the Division praclitioners, board o f tt'U htCCh , chO ir and of Publ ic llea lth, and the Alliance for Chandra L Reedy, associate profes congregation will participate in 1hc cele. Adolescen t Pregnancy Prevention in Robert T.Foard Jr. or the Ruben T. sor in th e An Conservat ion Department presenting a $500 check to Dickinson bration. hon ring their spiritual k adcr. DEADLINES at the University of Delaware, recently Jones & Foard Funeral Home on We~ t 737-08 15. High ch ol who were winners of Main St. , Newark attend ed the ?H th 5 P.M. I Day Prior to Publ ication was appoi nted by The A meri an Delaware's first Teen Preg nancy Thur;day Automm iv;_ · Wcdnc ~d ny I P.M. Annual M eeti ng of National Se lec ted Institute for Conserva ti on of Historic Preven ti on vid o contes t. and Artistic Works as editor-in-chief for M ort ician s at th e Grand llya tt in Bake sale slated CHARGE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD the Journal of the America n Institute for Washington . As a member or SM. TO VISA OR MASTERCARD Conserva tion . Matthew Robert An de rson . son of Foard met with oth er leading, funeral Red Lion M ethodist hurch is having Bett y Jane and Dav id A nderson of directors from North Americ;l in their a bak sale on Oct. 2 1 from 8 a. m. unti[ Newark, recently received an academi c pl edge to provide respon sible fun eral lhe goodies arc al l sold. The Newark Ward of the hur h f achicvment award from The College of servi ce and the highest stand ards in per Home made ca kes , pies, coo!.. is. Jes us Christ of Latter-da y Sa ints Wooster, Ohio. The award is given to sonal service and facilitie\. Foard has brownies and more w ill be displayed in (Mannon) announ ced that W. Wynn been a member of M since 1968. A Tl NAD incoming stu dents based on academic fronl of K Man in Governors quare John, Newark resi dent. is the new bi sh ITEMS UNDER $100 performa e in highsc hool. A nderson is a Shopping enter, Rt. 7 & R1. 40, Bear. ' op of the Newark wa rd . Stephen L graduate of Newark lligh School. 3 LINES, 5 DAYS, $6 Howard. Newark res ident , is also a Robe rt Lester King, son of Elizabeth (Each additional line 20~ per day) member of I he Newark bi shorpric. and Car l K in g of Newa rk , recently received an academic achievemen t Bish op to visit local "PRIVATE PARTY " RATES Georgia Gro gan an d Doris Maag , award from The ollege of Wooster, (Exclude> Commercial, Auwmotive both Bear residents, won th e Grand ch urch and Real Estate.) Ursuline Student ouncil officers Pri ze in drawings held to ·elebrate th e Ohio. The award is given to inco ming and Newark res idents Nad ia Nashed students b Stan your campaign with an ad including a pricesscd color photo in our Friday Rea l Estate ;cction! Abor eceivea 61i ncad wi th 3/4" high You can always count on finding new business photo to run Monday throu ghThur sday in the opportun ities, new sa les and new ways to accom ce il Whig C la ss i~ c d . pli sh your business objecti ve. Reach over 60.000 ...... poweriul deci sio n-makers in our tri-cou nty market . Meadows At Elk Creek ALL FOR JUST $80 Find out how by ca lling Michele Farina at: 439 Muddy Lane 410-398-0470 • • • • • Tumquist Apartments E 302•737•0923 Busi ness ledge rs Classifieds ... L 11 0 Windward Ct. E we Accept a; z We 're in the res ults busi ness. 410-392 -0099 • • • • • • c • • • Village of Courtney G A 117 Courtney Dr. s 410-398-7328 • • • • • • • • • • English Village Apts . G Fox Hall Office A 302-366-8790 • • • • • • s • • • • NOTI'INGHAM, PA Nottingham Towers Apts E At. 272 & Nottingham L E 61 D-932-3331 • • • • c • • • SUBSCRIBE TODAY! JUST $14.95 PER YEAR IN-COUNTY. 737·0724 • ••• " p :r.6B• F\~\Kt-.POSI • 0t " IOIUK ~ 0 . 19 ~ 1 !! 320 323 100 202 304 332 362 Firewood, Fuel •Items Under $100 Acreage & Lots Appliances Garden & Lawn Miscellaneous Yard &Garage Sales 250 FIREWOOD SPLIT. You pick FOR SALE Neon Beer Signs . 200 PRISTINE RIVERFRONT on FERRIS 20HP &1"Cut Riding UKE NEW Kenmore Refrig up. $40/ pick ~ load . 410 tav.fl mov.er. Asking $3700. Ute on tap Becks, Coors mountain nver 6-+ac- $37,900. erator $250. Washer & Dryer 658-6892 after 5:30om. call 302 737-8398. Ligh t-Sliver IMet. 410 398- Breath .takin~vie wsh privacy & $roD for pair. MOVING MUST 9362. SELL! CALL 410 392-6551 OAK lr MIXED FIREWOOD FORD TRACTOR BNB 1953 $95 .00 a truckload . Apx 1 POLE BUILDINGS: Bird =s~~~iu re t~e N;;~w~~:r, PARTS AND SERVICE Good cond . $3000 FIRM. Call Ea~ surrounded bf Majestic north cord. Be ready early & Save 1410)658·5867. Spedal! lJ X 40 X 10 - Mtn. 2.8 miles west d All APPLIAN CES . 410 287-95 18 eartv morn/eve ' $7,795. Fully erected. In Weekend hours. RISING SUN • 3 Family Y..-d WinchesterJ. YA Special bank 254 LOWE'S BRAND garden trac cludes one service door, 10 x financing . lAI!I owner 1 304 - --- Ca/14 10 398-0676--- A. RHOADES LANDSCAPING tor 14hp, 42 " cut tB mos 10 track door, r.alnted stdes & Sale 440 Biggs Hv.y. Sat. oak Firewood $85/cord ; Pop aid.~. asking $700. ' call 410 gatva lume roo . Gall 1 BOO 1012 ( 8·? Baby Items. I 202 492 -5429. ' Apartments, lar wood $75/cord, hard 39!1-{1997 331-1875 . Somethlna for evervone! RIVER LOT. $17,900. $895 306 woods: Cherry, Locust & Oak. Acreage & Lots Unfurnished BLUEBAU AD & Rte 273 ~ ,_'{toet-\"'~ down. Park like setting for 8 Prompt Delivery. Call (410) POOL TABLE 4XB I .,t.fl Bicycles acres on new road. Ready l:l 287-0894 10119, 20, 21 , carpet, dress: ...... t-0" NOTTINGHAM TOWER Apts . BRUNSWICK BUCKINGHAM er, deskL sewing cabinet, bed, ..-~ 1 3/4 HAS WEST d DC Belt· build, camp or retire . 5 min . Mahogany, New in box w/ walk to unspoiled river to re 1BR & 2BR's available, 1st TWO GIRLS bikes 1 for 322 fum. cno. comics & more -=-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii=~ way. Mountain hideaway. 25 mon th rent FREE! call 610 $60 .00 - 1 for $25.00. One 324 access. Delivered & installed . • 188 acres. $37,900. All wooded lax or fish . Bank appraised Furniture $1800. Call 717 -529-6050. property, with long paved 5o/o dov.fl. 10 years at ortf 932-3331. scooter· $5 .00 call410 275 - Guns BRANTWOOD COMM, 10121 , 8887 Club Notices state road frontage , stream & $222 .37/mo . Interest rate REPLACED A/C/HEAT system 9-? Satellite dish, receiver, new driveway, makes 1115 lhe 9.75%. call Carol or Donna 1 PINE HILL APTS W'M COMM COLT 45 New i1 mise parts for sale call for toys, albums, clothes, collecti pe rfect place for lhose seek· 304-492-5429. H.C.V. Elkton Call for Specials, display box . $1000 . 410 Items & or lees 410 287-2797 bles. bikes. aishes N.E. RIVER Y.C. Fine dining Move in September aSs- ing privacy & seclusion. New WESTERN MARYLAND . The 308 5410. SUNQUEST WOLFF TANNING w.'ilctivitles. Winter member survey & perc. local bank will receive 112 off 1st months COLORA • Harrisville Rd . Sat s/lips avail. Starts 1111 Nom i- provKie !Kl% financing & ap Highlands. 3• ..: $9,900. 5+ rent. 112 off sec deposit Building & BEDS. Commercial-Home 10121 , 8-4 . Lots of bargains, OK: $13,900. 10+ OK: $19,900. n~ lee. 410 287-6333 praisal. call owner, 540-&52- w/exc credit. I & 2BR Materials HUTCH 2 pes removable 325 Units From $199. Buy Facto ry evervthina oriced to sell. 9216. 15+ ac $25,900. Awesome Apls, heat & hot water ln moun tain views . level l:l top. Solid pecan wood . Direct Cl1d SAVE! Call TODAY COMMUNITY YARD SALE Sal cl Hrs. 1-5 M-F Dovestail drawer joints . Heating/Wood for rEW FREE Col or Gatalog. 116 35 MINUTES NORTH gently sloping acreage only 2 410-398-9496 10121 , 7am-3pm Rt '12.W5 Wmchesler, VA Hunter's bar· 7 METAL doors 36"xBO" al Stoves Lost & Found miles from 1-68 near ~w for S70. 410 39S -3949 ' Base 50"x34 112"x11 " Top 1 !KlO 462·9197. to Rt 276 make right to Hope· gain. 11 1 ac-$89 888. Timber Germany . Private, gated com * 50"x18"x32". In very good well 1\1 to Hopev.ell Court on VILLAGE OF Courtney. No company liquidailng surplus munity. Perfec t for rec reation Anderson Penna -shield patio condition . Must see to ap- WOODSTOVE - Tempwood the left. FOUND : SUN 10115. ring. land with beautiful mountain al getaway or year-round sec deposll. No pets. Call 410 door screen. $60 060. Shut en free standing, air tight, ~ cal 410 620.{)015 . stream & 3 state views. Deer joyment. Umlled supply at 398-7328. ters 3 pair 67' raised panel preciate. ANTIQUE DEAL 334 CORNER OF Old Field Point 8 & lll rkey galore . Rnancing these prices. First come -first blue. 3 pair 39" raised panel' loading, 55,000 BTU rating. Elkmore Rd 10121 9-1 Com FOUND KEYS ON 220 IRISH ERS WELCOME. $1500. $300. Call 392-9184 . Musical TOWN RD . (WEEK OF 10,9) available through local bank. served . Pre-construction sale blue. Brand new still in boxes: price nego. Cal 410 287 - forters, bedspreads curtains 266 alassware. baskets oictures ~L 410 287-8104. call owner. 703~62-9216 . starts soon. Vista properties . $130 060. Double paned Instruments & 1-800-688-7693 . Gal now for Office Space for window 61X72 brand new· 6288 326 5 ACRES with pond $19,900 . FOUND SET of ki!ys aooolnlment reservation . great fronl window. $150 OBO ELKTON - MULTI FAMILY t Wooded parcel w/secluded Rent 410 392..{)568. Jewelry ALTO SAXOPHONE w/case, Walnut Or. MDVW Sat 10121 N.E.Commun lty Park. Plea se building site 15 minutes from 30'S-40'S Waterfall Bedroom call 287·5801 to ldentitv. 210 suite, 4 pc, new mattress & strap, good cond , $300. 9am-3pm . Boys Clothes, tti Deep Creek lake~,..M O . Financ boxs pring, good cond . $500 Please call 410 658-4605 aoods. cratts.tovs & more! ing avail. 1 800-U':IS~ 139 ext. FAIR HILL, 800 sq . ft ., LOST FEMALE HIMALAYAN Houses for Sale $600/mo. 410 398 -5724 . 312 060. 410 885-5410 CAT m 10/I}J bet Blueball Rl 3144. ALS. TENOR SAX Bundy 1244. ELKTON 123, 125, 127 Maffil & Middle NO . "Sheba ." llCfl Clothing ALL SIZE TABLES & many dif· Almost new. $1300 OBD. St. Sat10121. 8-2. dolls, toys BEAUFORT, N.C. COAST - ~~~ CALL 410 comp games, cherry beige lorso Dark faC!!J legs, 65% sold out! Selling last! ferent chairs. Ranging in price .•.• / f' ...• 398~096 . jewel~, FOR SALE BY OWN ER tail & blue eyes. SH r Bl.J1' Carolina Land 's newest lntrac Elkton area 2 acres high WEDDING GOWN & vail New from $10 -25 . Cal Joe 410 YAMAHA SILVER FLUTE stoner. clothes. cot. more! TALKATIVE . CAll 410 ' 398- oastal community, Graystone size 20 paid $1000 . Selling :::;39:..:8~-36:::::2::...;4c.....---- on wooded hill overlook Brand ne~1 child lost interest 5408. Landing . #1 Address i1 ing creek. Gape Cod, 4BR, :SOD tor $30 6· 410 658- 6596 aftJ!r BRASS BED , queen w/ortho· ENGAGEMENT RING & Wed comes wim all papers. Paid quaint, historic Beaufort. Buy country kitchen OR, LR 5:30om. pedic mattress set, unused, ding Band, 114 Kt dla mand ELKTON • 136 Jarmon Drive ---FOUND-- 1 $375. will sell for $275. 410 Sat. 10121 , 8:30-? Multi-Faml the value , live the lifestyle. laflle deck, hardwooo $1,000 sell $325. size 5, 14 kt gold. Pd $1000 287-£452. WELSH CORGI bo xed,~.~os t selling for $300. Call 410 620- ty. Hshd items, Home lnl.lcol· Only 3 waterfront left. Large, lloors . Spring oo property. 316 cash JIJL 777 -:J552 Brindle card igan, female beautiful wooded off-water Close to 1-95, 15 min from 0027 aft Som. leclibles, clothes, baby fum Rle 472 xford . coats & much more. · homesites from the mo Newark. $ 123~500 Call Computers DAY BED , wh ite & brass w/2 352 Ca11 6~~~g2~3~gpnic , $20's. low financing. Call Pat eves 410 287 -2o96 ortho matts & pop up trundle 328 Sporting Goods ten Carolina Land 1 800 448- DAC Easy Accounting , 5.25" unused,~. still boxed, cost $800 5263. ext. 5736. sell S3L5 Machi!le, Tools , ELKTON • BASEMENT SALE GAEENBRIDGE, NEWARK 4 302 disks , $20. Peach Tree Word Sat 10121 9-3,Super single 117 BR brick ranch, close to 95 & Processing, etc, 5.25" dlsks BED , QUEENSIZE , high quality GARRETT COUNTY , MO. 4 1 pillow top mattress set neve r Equip . water bed, chest freezer, floral Antiques, Art $30. Disk Optim iz e~ 5.25' Notices acres $13,900 . Escape to lhe shpng,~._on cu i IE sac. Call for lR se~ dresser vi mirror aoot. ;w2-737 -9165 disks, $25. MS DOS D.22 up· used,~. sti ll in plastic, cost $650 mountains . Wooded, level sell s27 5- cash 302 777-5552 rocker,ladv's 3sD bike & perked, surveyed . Add itional ANTIOUES!\JSEO FURNITURE gl'llde { 5.25" disks, $35. Full FORD BACKHOE quick hitch more! 11!1 Klrkcaldv Or. ADOPTION 12 acres also avail. won't last! YOU CAN own your tm1 b(ll( 10) 5.25" disks, $3. swivel adapter . Ad jus ta -buck- EXERCISE MACHINE lifestyle home! No downpayment on 8 rare pes of heisey DINETTE SET w tressel tbl . LINing childless couple wish· 1 600 -896~ 139 ext. 3145. glass brov.fl 4 pressbk chrs & Cleaning disk 5.25", $1 . et for grading ditches. Regular X.C skier/Rower. $lOO . Call Miles materials, attractive & 6 chairs Qak and cream $4995 will sell for $1500. , . ing to adopt a1 infant. Willing ALS. oak tbl I oak chi na cab. 1850 Standard Monochrome Vid eo finish $200 392-3253 410 287 288 pay legal & medical ex· construction financin g. Call Board , $35 . 410 620-9186 060 410 398-8390. .:..:..:...:::::.:....""=::::....---- ELKTON • Everything for tq HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. WI/. Miles Homes today. 1 800 emp . drsr 4 lg ldr bk chrs v BOWHUNTING EQUIPMENT - Baby. 341 Hollingsworth Mlr. penses. Gal collecl, 301 681 - refin much more 398-1672 msa. 0032. Original farmhouse & gues t 343-2884 . ext. 1. Bo'lo11unters Discount ware· Sat10121 8:30am-1om. house. 25 ac -$89 ,900 . Beauti 323 332 house, America's Largest ful wooded/open mountain Garden & Lawn Miscellaneous Archery Supplier stocks !Ner fann with fruit trees, stream & 5000 bowhunting items at 20- ELKTON • YAROSALE Sat 118 50 mile mountain views . 40% off retail. call 1 !KlO 735· 10121 9m-? 375 Cherry Hil Ready to move In with very Iit FOR SALE 2697 for free 160 page cata- Rd . Clothe_:;A Sega Gen vi 9 Personals lE TLC . Financing available. 1994 Hess Trucks lao . games ($ cw/np 10/13,20 AIR CLEANING CONSTRUCTION FIRST GENERAL AIR SERVICES r&;.. ~~ A.S. CONS~o;~~~ION MIKE'S FAMOUS ~ Abner Stoltzfus AIR DUCTNENT CLEANING ::1'//1 31558 Harvest Drive . STEAKS and SUBS ELECTROSTATIC AIR FILTERS Shingle Roofing Ronks, PA 17572 uwe slice our own steak. , Rolled Roofing CHIMNEY CLEANING/REPAIR Rubber Roofing Amish Workmanship Mon.-Thurs. 10:30-9:00 New & Rework 25 Year Guarantee Friday 10 :30-10:00 "AFFORDABLE SOLUTIONS TO Saturday 1 0:30-9:00 INDOOR AIR POLLUTION" Answering Service Closed Sunday FREE ESTIMATES (717) 768-3447 HOME 302· 737 ·5999 AIR CONDITIONING .__._.___ .._, TATTOOING EVERLASTING ART TATTOO STUDIOS GARZIA, INC.~· AND BODY PIERCING HEATING • COOLING ~~OI:QIJA 113 W. MAIN ST. ELKTON, MD CUSTOM DUCT WORK • BURNER SERVICE ARTIST: Rob Massimiano PIERCER: Ken Hopkins SERVICE CONTRACTS AVAILABLE 41 0·398·1202 800·27 4·5921 13 W. Market St. • Newport, DE 2 W. Walnut Street • North East, MD 21901 302·992·9057 800· 755·9057 INSIDEMD (410) 287•9369 *HOSPITAL STERILIZATION* OUTSIDE MD 1·800·913-COOL 7 Days A Week 12 Noon - 9PM (28811) AWARD WINNING S'rUDIIJ ~ ------LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE [N E 'WjA(RJ(_LE LEGAL NOTICE Meeting Notice • YtJU J\ SI ELXTON Multi • Familv 35 LEWISVI UE, fA 304 Blake U~!\l~lf;S Molitor Rd Sal & Sun f0/21 Rd . on MO li1e at Falrhltt off sr il'r\C,~. ~ &22 9am -3pm Winter clolh_e_s1 of Pa 472. Fri/Sat 10120 21 9- "' V~ ' '' riding mower, 2 boals, wtm 3 Rain or shine. 8al7t ltems, L liAL & leaf chlooer. & lots morel !urn, fishing items, cloltles · ELKTON MULTI FAMILY evervlhina in aood c:oOO. LE ~.J..ES ",]!;In YARD SALE Friendship Hahls, LG. YARD sale 10120·22 sola •• t1 lJ ~ T,,. "'S 230 Locust Lane Sat 10n1 9· lovest.chevy 5-10 bdllnr "''~ ' · • > .IJN,, ' 1 2. IV'H ilems, crahs, clolhes, ln .mower tables l am ~ M1 S PE(~j.!l' J ~~';TIO~ S iewelrv. linens. alassware etc. llems lois ol clths.some bally . ::>, , . , ELKTON , 144 Apple Ion Rdl llms.excer.equtp.etc 9am ·5pm ~ · f> [ J· t " ~ · ( Al :, 6 10121 , RID 28, 9-~ Babtis f51//m~~i~~~~: ~ut.N~~rl< s • P O L(~·. I UfAT Bible Church HUuE SALE, Proceeds to benelit mission· MANCHESTER PARK comm . HEUGIU • " arv families. yard sale. Oct 21 7am/ lpm , , tu rn,clolhlng,etc. look for ABl S • COMMUNI· ELXTON , 315 Pulaski Hv.y, · next to Simply Counlry . SIOns. TY • OPINION ~~~\o~ ' &~~· s:afu:~ :~~H E~ERKe~~ ~: BUSINESS • CLAS· '95 Buick Century station Wagon & chairs, stroller, crib & baby 10!21 , 7·1, table & chairs, ...... ,.., • 121: fl items. manv mise Items. rower. clolhes . tovs. & ~ Jt' S the Eutet•ald Green, Air Bag, 4 Door, Wagon, V6, Auto w/O.D., .Air, ELKTON , ARUNDEL 51 AJS MIDDLETOWN· AT. 299 bet. Court, 10119 20, 21 , 9-? Middletown & Odessa. Fri. FuU Pw.... &1nip. Antilock Brakes.Stereo/Cass., R/defog, T/glass, 1 Adults ' & chlldrens' clolhes, 10/20 & Sat. 10/21, 9 am-4 way to Low ~IUeage P/locks, P/window, Tilt-Cruise, Interval Wipers, toys, new material, IV'H . Near pm. furn ., ~ tools, new welt :::;Eik~nm:.:::or~e.:.::Ma:::.rk:.:::et:....._ ___ pump, auto access. & more . 4 dr . dk maroon, 5 spd ., IIJC ...... Vanity Mirror, F1oor Mats, WSW, Luggage Racks, know '92 TOYOTA Camry, $11 ,500 ELKTO N-MULTI FAMILY Sat Cloth, Aluminum Wheels, VIN#S65051 09 10!21, 8 AM·? 268 W. Main MULTI-FAMILY YARD SAL£ '91 DODGE Caravan SE , pwr. locks. t1lt. cru1se . cassette, 56,000 m11es ...... $11 ,375 St. Baby Items, organ, sev.;ng Sat 10/21 8·? Firetower Ad b ·what's MSRP ...... '1 9,903 machine etc. UddeN to Marble Arch, Colora. '91 DODGE Spirit, 4 dr.. auto, AJC ...... $6,500 Discount ...... '1,107 B'l.IIC::EC@ Dishwasher, organ, antiques, gozng on Fac t. Rebate ...... 11,500 FABRIC SALE • selling rT'f crafls . fum & much more. '93 DODGE Intrepid ES, blue, loaded ...... $15,500 stash! Prices reasonable • $1.00 to $3 .00 per yard . NORTH EAST 172 Welts camp in Newark '88 DODGE Shadow, 2 dr , auto, A/C. sunrool ...... $2,850 Check ~ out great bargains. Ad , Sat & Sun, 10/21·22, IV'H, Garage at 285 harrisville Rd., clolhes, furniture. Too much '89 CHRYSLER LeBaron, convert•ble . P-C auto. pwr toc~s &w 1ndows bnghtwhlte .. $6,995 Colora, MD. Oct. 21 & 22, to list. from 9 am· 4 pm. Rain or NORTH EAST YARDSALE Sat . '93 DODGE Grand Caravan, Sport Wagon. lu owr. Qua dseats rear he ata •r . ~9..W. . $15,995 S::::h:::..:ine:::.:..·------& sun 10121 ,22 . 8:30am· 4:30pm. Wood shelving, lull power, FAIR HILl • HUGE MULTI · '91 DODGE Dakota Club Cab, vs ...... $8,500 FAMILY Fri Sal Sun 10/20 21 clothes, bike~,(. & many other &22 9am -4pm Antiques, aood items. 'IJO Wheatlv Rd . '93 DODGE Dakota Sport, V·6. auto . AIC bnght red ...... $9,995 Newark Christmas items, coltectabtes, NORTH EAST, FAR MCREST '88 CHEVY Pickup 510 ...... $3,750 turn, glasswr, HH , mums• on Willard or 10121, 8·1. oak~-, qui!~ rug~1 whicker, a. Community sa 1e, A BIT '-" Post MONEl tR. F111R HIU 00 EVERYTHING '86 DODGE Conquest, 1et black, clean ...... $2,800 410 39 8·8426. NORTH EAST·MULTI FAMILY '89 NISSAN 240 SX, ...... $5,300 FAIR HIW OFF BLUEBAU {near new Rising Sun HS) Sat 737-0724 AD . 482 Blake Ftl Lois c1 i0/14 9am-2om. '87 FORD Taurus, auto,AIC ...... S3,500 Goodies Available! Sat 10!21 11am-3pm . No Early Birds . PERR YVI LLE· 752 Aiken Ave '90 DODGE Dakota Pickup, 4x4 . auto, AJC ...... S8,995 Raindate 10/28. Sat 10/21 Bam-? tools, fum, 800·423-4479 clothes, HH ilems, & much '90 FORD F·150 XLT Lariat, power w1ndows &door s. A!C. sharp' ...... GIGANTIC YARD & Gar~ more! Evervthlno MUST GO! $9,750 ~BETT£R .BUICK @ Sale Corner of Del & CrestweH ~BUICK DEALERS IC.X •J~iit4!11.J. /we ( top of hill on left) 10/21 9am·? A little bit of every· 123 Bridge St. • Elkton, MD • 398·0700' thina . No eartv birds otease. Sales: Mon.- 1-ri. 8 - 7 . Sat. 8 - 3 HUGE YARD SALE- SPEARS Service & Parts: Mon.-Fri 7 :30 -5 HIU Ill Off of Elk f ores! Ftl on 213. Sal 10/14 9am-? Pr;ces lneluO 1~ 1 ANCHOR STURGILL ADAMS JEEP EAGLE THDr,tPSDN .Pontiac & Buick Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodg e Aberdeen, Md ~TOYOTA Jeep Eagle • U S. At. 1 .:123 Bridge St. 208 WMa rn Sl. Elkton . MD 1-800·427-7115 ONE NAME MEANS MORE '"~ Conowo ngo, MD EDGEWOOD, MD .0.0 ''-' ·::' Elkton, MD 41 0-398-4500 New & Used Jeep ' 2323 N. DuPont Highway 1-800-675·6907 RT. 40 & MOU NTAIN RD. te ~~~ATTENTION STK 1)611) ~ MARYLAND& FULL BALANCE FULL BALANC E FULL BALANCE I $15,956 $9,095 $32,489 ., ~ 5"-'6 AETA l 52 100 ".. UCAA DISC ll 000 Glo'. Rl BATr "$t~ ~9'1 RE'TAJl $1 $00 NUCAR DISCOUNT S600FACTORY I DELAWARE RESIDENTS! S; .SOOCASH~R " DE TA,X.ANOTAQSE(TAA AfAATE. ' ' 500 CASH!TRAOE lAX AND TAGS EXTRA CHESAPEAKE AUTO SALES LTD. 95 S·BLAZER & NATIONAL AUTO CREDIT 2 Miles from the MD/DE Line • Rt 40 · Next to the Go Kart Track Present EASY AUTO CREDIT FULL BALANCE FULL BALANCE FULL BALANCE $14,991 $19,997 $20,536 ALL CARS ARE MD & DE STATE INSPECTED "S.2e , 101 R(TAIL ~ 200 NUCAA DISCOUNT L1 000 "121.031! RET.-JL , 13,500 NU~ DISCOUNT, ... 000 "126 .741 AE"T"IL lo T ~SO NUCA. A CHSC T II 500FACTORV c.-SHffR*'DE TAXANOTAQSOTRA CASWTRAOE TAX AND T"OS EXTRA LOW... LOW... DOWN PAYMENTS $J CASH/TRADE 1.\XANOTioOSEXTAA 95 GEO METRO ~ fJPIN!DN ~ U3!NFSS • CLAS $4,500 OffEvery 94 Cavalier IF!ED& fl SEfl'J .. Convertible In Stock! NG mm COUUR WtDf!INCS NGAGtrtfN'TS FULL BALANCE iw·c-6Abl $12,695 • Wf.DOINGS ti5AETAJL eN 4~-soo- 95ASTRO 95 CAPRICE osnuA lit:~· CONVERSION STK U71J1 HON ~£@ • PF.O Pt . W l) . f\jAKil ~~o ff~ I . ENGf.l ~rr'c u 1 VU I YOU ASKED • LUNACIES • 3CliOOL NEWS ' I PACF 1OB • F\\AR"- P o.~ I • 0< I 01\1· K ~0 . I!Ill !• 446 510 802 808 854 860 864 864 870 Travel Traile rs Sales Money to Loan Mopeds, Scooters Auto Parts, Autos Under $1 000 Autos Over $5000 Autos Over $5000 Heavy Duty Trucks '55 AIRSTREAM & '67 AIR · Accessories HOMEOWNER LOANS lor ai¥ AGENT: AVON NEEDS REP '83 YAMAHA IT 250 DIRT STREAM Priced lo sell. 410 CH RYSLER NEW YORKER '88 •91 MUSTANG GT L BARTEND Hands on Program Newark· Best Wes tern 1·800·333-7 122 MSRP $12,470 MS RP $14,067 BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Possi DISC. 523 ble $2500 part·time $8000 DISC 1.200 COLGRAD 400 full-time monthly, processing COL GRAD 400 Insurance cla ims for health TRADE WORTH 2,500 • care providers . Investme nt re TRA DE WORTH 2,500 quired . Softwa re purchase plus compute r. Rn anclng $132 available. 1 8:10 722 -SAMS. FINANCE OR LEASE $9,047 ~ FI NANCE OR LEASE BUY 24 mo. 26mo. CASH PAID WEE KLY - Eam BUY 36 mo. 36 mo. BUY 2 S2 for each envelope you ~------~~--~------~~~r-~------~~--~~1---~~~~~~~--_, ~ stuff. Free details. Send S.A.S.E., Na tional Homemail I 9& JEEP CHEROKEE 1995 CHRYSLER CONCORD£ 1995 EAGLE VISION ers, Co ., 4409 N. 16th Street, NC, Cloth Seats, 4WD 96-068 V6, AT, AC , Alum . Wheels, PW, PL, Tilt, Crui se , 6 Cyl , AT. AC, PW, PL, Till , Cruise, AM·FM Cass, P. Seal • SE. 2008. Ph oenix. ,.;z 850 16 Du al Airbags EARN SS MONEY processing MSRP $17,851 MSRP $20,704 HUD, FHA gov1 refu nd s. No DISC 1.952 DISC 2,420 1,000 experience necessa ry. Sbrt LEASE REBATE 2,000 2,000 today. Call 1·315-736-6884 . COL GRAD 400 24 hrs. TRADE WORTH 2,500 CO L GR AD 400 STK #95·120 3T TR AD E WORTH 2,500 VENDING EQUIPMENT. Soda & snack, compact lo lUll size. $239 $199 Affordable prices ! Also $ .25 $261 $185 FINANCE OR LEASE ~ncty machines & more ! R· FINANCE OR LE AS E nancmg. Local co. 410 -766- Only 36 mo. 4443. ask for ext 1117. 506 Business Opps . Wanted MSRP $16,465 DISC f ,200 MOTOR ROUTE COLGRAD 400 CARRIER TRADE WORTH 2.500 • DE LI VER THE CEC IL WHIG i N TH E CECIL COUNTY AREA WARW ICK, CECILT ON GALENA .EARLY MORN ING HOUR S 5 DAYS PE R WEEK (M·F) NO COLLECTIONS SHORT HOURS · GOOD PAY EXCE LLENT PART - TI ME JOB APPLY AT THE CECIL WHIG 601 BRIDGE ST RE ET 88 FORD TAURUS SDN 91 DODGE SHADOW ES . 93 EAGLE SUMMIT ES 92 FORD MUSTANG ELKTON , MD 21921 V6, AT. AC, Clo1h, AM/FM Ca ~ s AT. AC, AM/FM Cass AC. AT. PS, PB, AMIFM Cass AC, AT, PW, PL. A M/FM/Cass I AM-5 PM $2,995.. $3,995. $6,795* $5,495. $129*mo. $109* mo. S225*mo. $116* mo. *** 24 months 48 months 60 months 60 months MOTOR ROUTE 91 DODGE SPIRIT 91 CHEVY CAVALIER 89 OLD$ CUTUSS SUPREIIE INTL 92 DODGE DAYTONA AT, AC, AM/FM Cass AC. PS. PB, AM/FM/Cass V6, AC. PW. PL. Tilt, C ruise VS. PS. PB. PL. AM/FM/Cass CARRIER $4,995.. $5,495* $5,995* $8,995* DELIVER THE CEC IL WHIG IN THE CECIL COUNTY AREA S119*mo. $139*mo. $195* mo. $191* mo. TOWN OF NDfiTH EAST MD. ad months 48 months 60 months EARLY MD fiN ING HOURS 5 DAYS PER WEEK (M ·F) 88SAAB 9000 85 CADILUC CP£ DEVILLE 93 QEO STORM NO COLLECTIONS V6, AC, PWL~~h~ ~IFM/C ess , Brand New Engine, Only 83K AT. AC. PS. PB, AM·FM SHORT HOURS · GOOD PAY EXCELLENT PART-TIME JOB $5,695* $5,995* $8,995* APPLY AT THE CEC IL WH IG 601 BRIDGE STREET $189* mo. S279*mo. $199*mo. ELKTON, MD 21921 36 months 24 months 60 months I AM-5 PM 8t TOYOTA CAMRY 94 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 93 MERCURY COUGAR XRT 94 EAGLE TALON AT, AC. PS. PB. PW, P L, • V6, AT, AC, 1111, Cruise, AM/FM/Cass V6, AT, AC. PW, PL. 111t. Cruise. 'nit AM/FM Cass AT, AC, AM/FM/Cass. 11 11, Cruise 1: *** $6,995* $10,495* $9,995* $9,995* 508 S229*mo. $224*mo. $219*mo. $215*mo. -z : ·financial Services 36 months 80 months eo month• 60 months II DODQI NEON SPORT 85 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 83 MAZ~A 11\TA 95 EAGLE TALON 1ST CASH FOR YOUR fit:AL ES. PS, PB, PL, AMIFM/Cess, ABS V6, AT, ~~ : ~~J~~ d a9S, CONY RTI L AT, AC ·. P S. PB, AM/FM Caaa fATE NOTE. If you receive AC. PS, PB, AMIFM/Caaa $10,995* mortgage payments, call l& $10,995* $10,995* $12,495* i lOf belt price. Residential, colnmerelal, land. Nationwide $234* mo. S239*mo. S238*mo. S265*mo. • bUYer. Arat CaDI tal Mortgage . eo months 80 months eo montha eo months 1-800·289-4687. z CR!DIT CARD PR08LEMS? M PONTIAC QR AM II 11 GEOMITRO MCIIIYU LIUIOit COlli 94 CHEVY CllllRO 1·28 one low monthlY payment AC, AT, PS. PB, 'TlH. Cruise AT. AC, PB. AMIFM V6. Kr, AD. P'N, 'F>t.., Tlll. CruiM Ve, AT. AC. PW, PL, AMIFM Cess 21 C.. Interest No harassment $10,81&* $4,495* $14,888" $15,995* NO FEE . Counseling available. ~ NON-PROFIT AGENCY. *239*mo. S149*mo. $319*mo. S339*mo. tw:cs 1 IKlO 881·5353 . months 48months IOmonthe • EXTI103 eo fiiiEE DEIT CONSOLIDATION . IMMEDIATE RELIEF! Too !!lillY dllbll? C>itrdue bill? MD monthly payments »80%. ENmlnate illllllt. IIIDp collec:Uon callers. At tlllfl clldll NCC8, nonprofit. 1p!ll~12 .