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Thursday, July 05, 2007 Just Us St. Mary’s New Outdoor Adventure Program By Andrew Knowlton ture Group that meets twice every week at Green- Programs at Greenwell State Park. The program is Softball Staff Writer well State Park in Hollywood. loosely based on the buddy system, Farrar said. The new program, which had its very first ses- “The sessions are very loosely structured,” Summer just got a lot more exciting for out- sion June 19, offers a wide array of outdoor activi- Farrar said. “The main point of most of the ac- Still door enthusiasts as the Greenwell Foundation now ties for able-bodied and disabled people, accord- offers a free program called the Outdoor Adven- ing to Ellyn Mary Farrar, Director of Community See Outdoor Adventure Program page B- Undefeated By Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer
With a 16-10 win over the Rook- ies Monday night at Chancellor’s Run Park, the Just Us Softball team improved to 10-0 in the St. Mary’s County Women’s Softball League. The Rookies took a 2-0 lead ear- ly in the game as Just Us struggled to get their bats going, hitting into three pop ups in the first and going three up, three down in the second. In the top of the third inning,
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The Outdoor Adventure Group meets Tuesday’s and Sundays at Greenwell State Park. The park, which is located along the lower Patuxent River, includes 650 acres of land, two miles of public access shoreline, 10 miles of trails and has other programs, including an equestrian program and Camp Greenwell for children. Bayrunners Fair Well at State Tourney By Andrew Knowlton wake up call,” said Bayrunner manager Bill Wood. Staff Writer The Bayrunners lost their first game 18-3, but showed signs of improve- Photo By Andrew Knowlton ment as the game went on, according to Wood. “One good sign out of this Robin Pettit of Just Us Softball waits for Although the St. Mary’s Bayrunners were the youngest team in the “A” game was that our hitting seemed to get better as the game progressed,” her pitch in Monday night’s win over the Rookies. Pettit connected for a triple and Bracket of last weekend’s State Tournament, they still managed a strong Wood said. an RBI single in the fourth inning. showing, winning two games and losing two at Rockburn Branch Park in The second game came with more success for the Bayrunners, as they Elkridge. piled up seven runs in the first inning against Glade Valley. Seven consecu- With eight eight-year olds and seven seven year-olds, the Bayrunners of tive batters reached first base and eventually scored. St. Mary’s added eight the St. Mary’s Babe Ruth Baseball League were able to hang with the best 8 more runs before the game was over and won by a final of 15-3. Ten differ- The and Under teams in the state. ent Bayrunners scored in the game. They were led by Ryan Kennedy, who The Bayrunners struggled in their first game against the Upper Mont- had three hits, including a double and a three run homerun in the third in- gomery Athletic Club (UMAC), the team that eventually went on to win the ning. Jake Wood also had a strong performance, scoring three runs for the division and was the only team out of ten in the bracket to advance. “UMAC Bayrunners. Great was playing in their 10th tournament of the season and had a team comprised Debate: entirely of eight-year olds. Our kids seemed a little nervous and had a quick See State Tourney page B- Wood vs. Metal By Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer
In the 1970’s, bats made out of metal were introduced in base- ball and softball. Metal bats were originally used because of their af- fordability. Today, it’s their durabil- ity that is the main advantage, as some metal bats can go for almost $ 300. But for hitters, it’s more about power than durability. Metal bats are hollow and the barrel of the bat can be wider, giving the hitter more power. But how much power is too much power? Metal bats have been blamed for serious injuries and even the death of a youth league baseball player in Montana. In St. Mary’s County, some softball leagues have switched to wood for safety reasons, but in many leagues, where players can choose between wood or metal, the bat of choice always seems to make that clink sound, while the crack of the wooden bat is nowhere to be heard. The wood vs. metal issue for players is a classic case of Catch 22, according to Cory Hayden, a for- mer pitcher on the St. Mary’s Ryken baseball team who has experience playing with both wooden and metal bats. “It’s hard to say which is bet- ter,” he said. “When you’re in the field, you’d much rather have the other team hitting with wood so the ball won’t come at you as fast and it’s easier to field, but when you’re at bat, you obviously want to hit as hard or as far as you can and it’s easier to do that with a metal bat.” In Maryland high school base- ball and in little league, it is up to Photo By Andrew Knowlton the batter whether they want to use Bayrunner Jake Pilkerton makes a throw in a practice last week. Every Bayrunner reached base at least once in the State Tournament this weekend. See Bat Issue page B- The Section B - County Times Thursday, July 05, 2007 Sports The Outdoor Adven- 10 miles of trails. There are Another important focus ture Group, which is funded other programs at Greenwell, of the group is in building Outdoor by United Way, welcomes including an equestrian pro- friendships. “We meet here, anyone between the ages of gram and Camp Greenwell we introduce ourselves and 17-25. According to Farrar, for children. get to know each other,” Far- Adventure this makes it the only group Farrar says many people rar said. “We have what we around that caters to that spe- don’t know about Greenwell call an icebreaker activity. To- Program cific age group. Young adults State Park or know that it is night for example, we’re going Continued from page B- can participate in many dif- fully accessible to anyone to pick an object out of a bag ferent programs while they with disabilities, so one of the and share with the group what tivities at Greenwell is for are in school, but as soon as main focuses of the group is that object means to them and people to have fun at the park school ends, these programs to use the park as a resource. how they can relate it to their and enjoy its resources. So we are often no longer available “This program is more of lives.” don’t have a strict schedule. to them. The Outdoor Adven- an opportunity to explore, for From there, the group It’s more like ‘come on out, ture Program provides a con- example, if we go on a nature heads out for the day’s activ- we’ll throw around a Frisbee, tinuum for these young adults, walk, we might bring binocu- ity, which can include movies, go for a walk on the beach, according to Farrar. lars and look for blue herons barbeques, kayaking, fish- have some pizza’… It’s not a Greenwell State Park, or snakes or other wildlife,” ing, hiking, beachcombing regimented thing. We may do which is located along the Farrar said. “Our overall goal or games. “The idea is not so some kayaking, beachcomb- lower Patuxent River, includes is not one of strict education much to have a camp setting, ing, maybe some archery 650 acres of land, two miles but more of enjoyment of the but for them to get to know down the line.” of public access shoreline, park and its resources.” each other, and our hope is that
Photo By Andrew Knowlton The Outdoor Adventure Group offers activities that include movies, bar- beques, kayaking, fishing, hiking and beachcombing. after a while they will decide into having an adult group and determine what activities that would provide the same they want to do,” Farrar said. opportunities. So it may be in Farrar leads each session the works to start an adult pro- along with three volunteers gram sometime in the future,” from the Maryland Conserva- Farrar said. tion Corp. “We have a good The Outdoor Adventure volunteer base for the foun- Group meets Tuesdays from dation in general. They are 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. and on helpful in a lot of way in the Sundays from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. park, not just this program,” “We hope people will she said. come out and take advantage Though the group is tak- of what we have to offer,” Far- ing time to grow, Farrar would rar said. “We hope friendships like to see a core group of at build.” least a dozen young adults and would be happy to accommo- For more information, date more if more came, she call 301-373-9775. An RSVP said. up to the day before each Photo By Andrew Knowlton “If the program meets event is requested. “We hope people will come out and take advantage of what we have to offer. We hope friendships build.” – Ellyn Mary Farrar, Director of Community with a certain amount of suc- Programs at Greenwell State Park. cess, we’re perhaps looking Seahawks Succeed on the Field and in the Classroom 106 Seahawks Named to year, Goucher College had the Ranking by Percentage the CAC All-Academic Team highest percentage of student- of Student-Athletes with at athletes with at least a 3.2 GPA least a 3.2 GPA St. Mary’s City, Md. – The as 55.45% achieved that mark. Goucher - 112 of 202 ath- Capital Athletic Conference York (Pa.) College placed 161 letes (55.45%) released its 2006-07 All-Aca- student-athletes on this year’s St. Mary’s (Md.) - 106 of demic Team numbers today. All-Academic Team, the 218 athletes (48.62%) The squad contained 942 most by any league college York (Pa.) - 161 of 346 student-athletes, or 40.97% or university. Salisbury and athletes (46.53%) of those eligible, from the 10 Catholic followed with 148 Gallaudet - 57 of 133 ath- member institutions. To earn and 116 All-Academic per- letes (42.86%) Whether they’re in the market All-Academic honors from formers, respectively. Salisbury - 148 of 366 the CAC, a student-athlete athletes (40.44%) must compile a 3.2 or higher Marymount (Va.) - 71 of for a new home, apartment, con- grade-point average (GPA) for Ranking by Total Num- 181 athletes (39.23%) an entire school year and be a ber of Student-Athletes with Villa Julie - 32 of 83 ath- do or co-op, people still turn to member in good standing of a at least a 3.2 GPA letes (38.55%) CAC-sponsored team. York (Pa.) - 161 Catholic - 116 of 315 ath- the Classifieds first. St. Mary’s College made Salisbury - 148 letes (36.83%) a strong showing, with 48.26 Catholic - 116 Hood - 39 of 123 athletes percent of its athletes on the Goucher -112 (31.71%) Why advertise your goods and team, or 106 out of 218. This St. Mary’s (Md.) - 106 Mary Washington - 100 was the second highest per- Mary Washington - 100 of 332 athletes (30.12%) services in centage ranking, and the 106 Marymount (Va.) - 71 Seahawks placed ranks fifth Gallaudet - 57 Overall Conference Per- The County Times in the CAC. Hood - 39 centage: 942 of 2,299 athletes Classifieds? For the second consecutive Villa Julie - 32 (40.97%) • Over 11,000 eyes will see your ad. • Readers are actively looking for your listing. • Potential buyers can clip and save your ad. So the next time you want to sell Martin’s something fast, get it in Auto Tech writing... Get it in the Automotive and Classifieds! Transmission Repair Front End Alignments $45.00 The County Times Classifieds Most Passenger Cars & Light Trucks 301-373-4125 Complete Auto & Transmission Service Celebrating our 6th year at this location. 23876 Mervell Dean Road N Hollywood, MD 20636 N 301-373-2266 The Thursday, July 05, 2007 County Times Section B - Just Us In the Knowl Undefeated Continued from page B-
the Rookies added two more runs to their lead. But Just Us finally heated up offensively, as they came back to tie the I Love My game. According to Just Us Coach Lamont Saxon, it was just a matter of getting used BYcycle to a new pitcher. “We just got finished playing a game so we had a different pitcher in that game,” Saxon said. “It took them an inning for everybody to get around to the new pitch- By Andrew Knowlton biggest difference was in our er but after that they made Staff Writer attitude. In the beginning, their own adjustments and we were so excited. We kept came out hitting the ball.” I’m peddling as fast as singing: “We’re biking to da With two on and two outs, I possibly can. My legs are beach!!!” Later in the bike Aggie Lloyd knocked in Just burning. It’s pitch dark. I can ride, we were panting: “I just Us’ first run with a single to barely see the road in front feel so empty…” left. Then, Gail Maddox and of me. The shoulder is about After the first 40 miles, Fanta Gray hit back-to-back three feet wide. On one side, we arrived at the Bay Bridge. RBI singles, making it a 4-3 the rumble strip; on the other, Since biking on the Bay Bridge game. The next batter, Yola a ditch. A friendly motorist is illegal, we got a shuttle, Llyles, knocked in the tying flies by and flicks a burning which cost us 30 bucks each. run with a sacrifice fly. cigarette at me. This is when I If you ever decide to bike to The Rookies took their finally ask myself: “Why am I the beach, I recommend find- lead back in the top of the doing this?” ing a cheaper way across the fourth, hitting a two out sin- Well, the idea was to bike Chesapeake Bay (swim, kay- gle followed by an RBI triple (no, not a motorcycle, a real ak, paddle boat). in the left field gap. bicycle) to the beach (Ocean After shuttling across Down by one run, Just Us City) from Washington D.C., the bridge and taking a quick recorded it biggest inning of but as I biked down Route 90 lunch break, we go back on the game, scoring 11 runs and at 9:30 p.m., I realized I was our route, but this didn’t last batting around the lineup. just peddling for my life and too long. We had what I’ll call Robin Pettit jumpstarted dignity. If I gave up, I risked: a navigational malfunction. the inning for Just Us as she a) getting hit by a car, b) rid- The best thing to do when blasted a triple to deep center. ing right into a ditch, or even you have a navigational mal- Deevie Yates then hit back-to- worse, c) getting mocked by function is not to ask for di- back singles that helped Just my three best friends for not rections, of course, but to find Us take the lead once and for being able to finish. something you recognize and all. With one out and the bases Photo By Andrew Knowlton My friends and I have a work with that. In our case, loaded, Lloyd hit a single off Just Us pitcher Aggie Lloyd releases the ball in Monday night’s game against the Rookies. Lloyd had two singles in the 16-19 win, helping Just Us to its 10th consecutive win. knack for attempting ridicu- it was Route 50. We got on it the Rookie pitcher’s glove and lously hard physical chal- and didn’t look back. Johnny drove in two more. Seven of ate the offense.” In the seventh, the Rook- helped each other come back. lenges with as little training threw away our directions and the next nine hitters reached In the bottom of the fifth, ies made a worthy attempt It wasn’t an individual effort.” as possible. If you are an ada- said: “Where we’re going, we first safely and drove in runs Sonia Johnson scored for Just to come back from a 16-6 With about 10 more mant reader of this marvel- don’t need back roads.” as Just Us took a commanding Us on a single to right field by deficit, as they piled on four games to play, Just Us will ously insightful column, you For the next 95 miles or 15-5 lead. Llyles. Johnson got on base more runs on five hits, includ- focus on playing the way they might remember the time I so, we biked the shoulder on The Rookies managed with a single to the opposite ing a double and a triple, but have and not think too much biked 184 miles on the C&O 50, stopping occasionally for one run on two hits in the top field. the damage had already been about their record, according Canal (from Cumberland, snacks and drinks to keep of the fifth, but the Just Us Just Us’ defense stepped done and Just Us escaped with to Saxon. th Maryland to Washington, ourselves energized. But even defense didn’t allow them to up again in the top of the their 10 win of the season “We’re just going to take it D.C. without any training. a stop at every WaWa between cut into their lead much more. sixth. After giving up a lead- and a perfect record. one game at a time,” he said. That was a three-day trip in D.C. and Ocean City was not “We got a real good defensive off triple, Just Us forced a pop “It was a team effort to- early May, and between that enough to keep me energized team,” said Saxon. “So some- up and two ground outs to get day,” said Saxon. “We were weekend and this past week- for 150 miles of peddling. I felt times the defense will gener- out of the inning with just one down and the whole team end, I hadn’t touched my bike fine for the first 90-100 miles run scored against them. brought each other back and once. of the bike ride. After that, I So last week, my buddies couldn’t seem to stay fueled. Landy, Johnny and Francis I started craving random food inches long, it has to way 29 it becomes too expensive. Ev- wood. came to me with a proposi- like Popeyes chicken and fresh Bat Issue ounces or less). eryone has to have their own “It makes for a much bet- tion… “Wanna bike 150 miles peaches (I never got either). It Continued from page B- But these restrictions bat and sponsors don’t want to ter game,” said Roger Vander- from D.C. to Ocean City in was between Cambridge and aren’t enough to slow the ball pay for all of that.” west, who also competes in one day?” Salisbury that I started to wood or metal, but according down enough to make metal In leagues such as the the St. Mary’s Church League, It was almost a trick ques- bonk/hit the wall, and we still to Tommy Jameson, coach bats safe. According to stud- Over 40 Men’s Softball which uses metal bats. “It be- tion. If I say yes, I know it’s had 30 miles to go. What hap- of the Indians Little League ies, a baseball bounces off a League in St. Mary’s County, comes more of a defensive not going to be easy. Like I pens when you’ve bonked and team in St. Mary’s County, metal bat at close to four miles which uses only wooden bats, game. The team that makes said, I hadn’t touched my bike still have 30 miles to go? Let’s players always choose metal per hour faster than a wooden power hitters struggle to send fewer errors wins.” once since May. If I say no, just say you’re not in the best over wood. bat. Also, a metal bat’s hollow the ball over the fence the way When playing with a not only will they make fun of moods. You become a bit Many players and coach- inside gives it a bigger “sweet they did with metal bats, ac- wooden bat, a corked ball -- as of me, but they’ll brag about delirious. es, including Jameson, believe spot”, making it easier for bat- cording to Warren Guy, Man- opposed to a plastic ball -- is how they biked to the beach When we finally got to that metal bats are not a safety ter’s to get hits. ager of Tri County Aire, a used to avoid breaking bats. in one day without me, and Route 90 (which is also illegal issue until a player reaches the “Back when league’s team in that league. According to Vanderwest, that’s definitely more painful for bikers to ride on), I was high school or collegiate level. started, people didn’t hit “Some of the guys who the difference between wood than any 150 mile bike ride. under the impression we were “With the size of the players homeruns,” said St. Mary’s are used to hitting the ball a and metal is clearly apparent. To make a long story short, I only 5 minutes from Johnny’s these days at [the high school County Commissioner Kenny long way have struggled with “There’s a huge difference said yes. beach house (our final desti- and college] level, it would not Dement, who is also known it a bit,” he said. in the velocity of the ball,” We got up at 4:50 a.m. nation), but it was actually 5 only be safer, but it would pre- “Mr. Softball”. “Now, any- Fans of metal bats might he said. “If you have loaded Friday and hopped on the miles. Let’s just say I wasn’t pare them for the next level,” body can hit a homerun, it also argue that not only do balls with loaded bats, people Metro to Greenbelt, where we too pleased, but I wasn’t about said little league coach Bill doesn’t matter how big they metal bats make the ball fly get hurt. When you get older, started the ride. After a long to stop there. We all made it Wood. are. Now, there’s no limit.” farther, but they also don’t your reaction time is slower.” ride on the subway, we sad- out alive and we were pretty Once players reach the Dement, who started break. Wooden bats can cost Guy said the switch to dled up and began peddling darn proud of ourselves. high school and college level, the Slow Pitch League in St. from $50 - $100 and a player wood in the Over 40 League down back roads. Smart peo- So proud, in fact, that we however, the metal bats be- Mary’s County in 1966, says might need three or four to get was made in February after ple would probably ride road decided to walk the boardwalk come more of a threat, espe- beefed up metal bats have tak- through a season, according eight of 10 managers voted to bikes. We opted to ride cheap the next day wearing shirts we cially for third basemen and en the fun out of softball. Be- to Jameson. Metal bats, which stop using metal. Target brand mountain bikes. made that said “I Biked To Da pitchers, who are closest to cause new and improved bats don’t break, can go for up to “The majority of teams For the first 40 miles of Beach From DC” and under- home plate. are more and more expensive $300. were concerned about how our trip, we followed a de- neath it: “I Love My Bycycle”. In high school, there are each year, it becomes harder But where the wooden good metal bats had become tailed route that took us on Yep, that’s bicycle with a “y”. regulations on metal bats, in- for sponsors to put forth the bat is a disadvantage (the ball and were concerned about safe roads away from traffic. We were still a little delirious cluding the “minus 3 rule”, necessary funds. “Back in doesn’t travel as far/it can how fast the ball was going The first 40 miles of the trip the next day. which states that the bats the original days, there was a break easily), it is also a big through the infield,” Guy were very different from the Now that it’s all over, it weight in ounces has to be lot of fan participation,” said advantage (it is much safer). said. 110 that followed. The first was well worth it. My friends three less than the number Dement. “But now there are Players in the Over 40 Since the switch, Guy has 40 miles were pretty hilly and can’t brag all day without me. of inches in length of the bat fewer teams in the leagues Men’s Softball League in St. received positive feedback. pretty tiring, but that wasn’t I’m gonna go buy a peach (for example, if the bat is 32 than there used to be because Mary’s County prefer using “The scores are closer and the biggest difference. The now. there’s more of an emphasis resiliency coming back to on catching and throwing. It State score three in the second in- puts more pressure on the bat- ning and six in the third in- ter because he really has to ning to take a 9-4 lead after concentrate.” Tourney three innings,” said Wood. According to Hayden, the Continued from page B- The Bayrunners scored same things can be accom- two more in the fourth and plished with wooden bats; The following day, the five in the fifth to make it a it’s just a matter of making Bayrunners returned to action 16-6 final. perfect contact with the ball. against Severn in a game that With the win, St. Mary’s “Wooden bats can do the same decided which team would was able to go home on a win- thing,” he said. “You just have advance to the semifinals. ning note. to hit the ball on the perfect St. Mary’s took a 4-3 lead The tournament gave the spot of the bat and that’s hard- after two innings and added young Bayrunner squad an er to do.” another in the top of the third, opportunity to compete at a For now, the Maryland but Severn countered with higher level and according to and D.C. area will continue to five runs in the bottom half of Wood, his team rose to the use metal bats in high school. the inning to take an 8-3 lead occasion. Every Bayrunner before going on to win 8-5. reached base over the four What is your opinion? The Bayrunners played games and 14 of them scored Should metal bats be banned one last game in the tour- at least one run. All the play- altogether or do they make the nament on Sunday against ers received medals after the game more exciting? Email Northeast from Carroll Coun- final game, which was played Andrew Knowlton with your ty. After falling behind 2-0 in on the same field that the comments at andrewknowl- the first, St. Mary’s bounced St. Mary’s 11-year old team Photo By Andrew Knowlton [email protected] to share your thoughts. back. won the State Tournament in Zach Perkins fields a grounder in a Bayrunner practice last week. The Bayrunners went 2-2 in the State Tourna- “The team showed great 2004. ment, defeating Glade Valley and Northeast. The County Times COMMUNITY Thursday, June 28, 2007 How Do Readers Lightning Strikes! In SMC Compare To National Bookworms?
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Award recipients gather for a photograph after receiving their trophies. Each was inscribed with the following: “For heroism in fighting fire on June 12, 2007.” From L to R: Kristen Shields, Megan Hane, Phillip Hane, Austin Fagan, Matthew Hane.
“A big ball of fire,” yelled Kristen Shields, 15, describing a Shaffer’s house, and 15-feet from the underground propane stor- strike of lightning just yards away from where she was stand- age tank. ing. The bolt struck the ground on June 12, searing the bark off But the amateur crew fought the fire, and when the Val- of several trees and igniting a fire in the underbrush next to the ley Lee 2nd district volunteer fire department arrived at the Harlequin- Laurell K. home of Robin and June Shaffer of Tall Timbers. The Shaffers house several minutes later, the fire was contained and mostly Hamilton were not at home during these events. extinguished. On the other side of the strike, Austin Fagan, 13, noticed a The Shaffers later honored the actions of those involved kindling fire. with a ceremony at the 2nd District Volunteer Fire and Rescue “The pressure on my chest was tremendous,” Fagan said. “It Squad. They handed out awards to the children whose quick ac- The Reagan Diaries- felt like someone pushing on me. It was scary.” tions may have saved their home. One of the children’s parents Ronald Reagan Fagan immediately alerted Christina Hane, the mother of attributed the quick thinking and appropriate reaction to the fire his friend Matthew, 13. Matthew, his brother Phillip, 9, and his prevention assemblies held each year in the St. Mary’s County sister Megan, 10, joined their mother and Austin in fighting the public Schools. fire with hoses and squirt guns. The fire grew just 10-feet from CHICKEN SALAD The Road- Cormac Healthy Living PANINI McCarthy Prep time: 10 minutes Recipes Total time: 15 minutes Makes: 4 servings, 1 sand- wich each
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an adaptation of the George REGISTRATION TRACK # 1 TRACK Leonardtown SMCPS Substitute # 2 Local Edward Jones and Ira Gershwin 1930 hit Mon. 09/10/07 Thurs. Fri. Lunchtime Concerts “Girl Crazy.” Crammed with Teacher Training 09/13/07 09/14/07 Associate Honored Join us in historic down- standards like “I Got Rhythm” Mon. 10/01/07 Thurs. Fri. Christine Kintner, a Class Schedule 10/04/07 10/05/07 town Leonardtown for free and “Embraceable You,” now St. Mary’s County Public branch office administrator lunchtime concerts! The first Mon. 11/05/07 Thurs. Fri. audiences everywhere can Schools announce the sched- 11/08/07 11/09/07 for BOA, at the Edward Jones concert, on Wednesday, July delight in the adventures of a Mon. 12/03/07 Thurs. Fri. branch office of John Wal- ule for its 2007-2008 Substi- 12/06/07 12/07/07 11th, features the River Con- stage-struck “want to be” in a tute Teacher Training Class. ters in Leonardtown has been cert Series Brass Ensemble, Mon. 01/07/08 Thurs. Fri. Nevada mining town - where Each class will consist of a 01/10/08 01/11/08 honored for her client service and the following Wednesday, romance, mistaken identities, Mon. 02/04/08 Thurs. Fri. excellence. This recognition two-day course. Prior to reg- 02/07/08 02/08/08 July 18th, features the Francis and show-stopping musical istration, please call 301-475- earned Kintner an invitation Bridge Jazz Quartet. Both Mon. 03/03/08 Thurs. Fri. numbers all add up to irresist- 5511 ext. 189, to schedule a 03/06/08 03/07/08 to Edward Jones’ inaugural concerts begin at 12:00 noon ible fun. Mon. 04/14/08 Thurs. Fri. branch office administrators Proficiency Screening Exami- 04/17/08 04/18/08 on the Leonardtown Square. Performances will be nation required to register for managing partner’s confer- 100th Anniversary Bring your lunch, or order Mon. 05/12/08 Thurs. Fri. held at the Great Mills High the class. 05/15/08 05/16/08 ence in September in St. Louis. from one of Leonardtown’s School Auditorium from July Kintner said that being invited Celebration fine restaurants. Invite your 26 through July 29, 2007. College Partners year’s celebration of Chautau- to the conference is not only an Towson High School friends and co-workers, bring Thursday, Friday and Satur- With The Southern qua 2007, “Food for Thought.” honor, but a chance to freshen Alumni Association will be a chair or blanket, and sit back day evening shows begin at The food drive will run July 9 and share ideas for enhancing celebrating its 100 th anniver- and relax during your lunch 7:00 p.m.; the Saturday mati- Maryland Food - 12 on the La Plata Campus, client service. Kintner joined sary on October 13, 2007 from break! For more information, nee begins at 1:00 p.m. and Bank prior to each evening perfor- the Leonardtown office in noon to 3 p.m. at Oak Crest call 301 475-9791. the Sunday show begins at 5 The College of South- mance. For information on July 2004. She is a native of Village, 8800 Walther Boule- p.m. Admission prices for the ern Maryland is partnering Chautauqua, call 301-934- Waymart, Pennsylvania and a vard, Parkville Md. Tickets show are $12 for ages eleven with the Southern Maryland 7828, 240-725-5499, 443- graduate of Mansfield Univer- are $35 per person. For more “Crazy For You” to adult and $5 for children Food Bank (SMFB) to spon- 550-6199 or 301-870-2309, sity in Pennsylvania. information call 410-665- Summerstock ages ten and under. Saturday sor a food drive as part of this Ext. 7828 or visit www.csmd. 9317. Reservations accepted matinee tickets are $8 for edu/finearts. until September 13. Production adults and $3 for children. The Board of Commis- Advance tickets will be sioners for St. Mary’s County on sale at the Recreation, and the Department of Rec- Parks and Community Ser- reation, Parks and Commu- vices Main Office, Adminis- nity Services are pleased to trative Annex Building, 23150 announce this year’s Sum- Leonard Hall Drive, in Leon- SENIOR NEWS merstock performance will ardtown, beginning on July 2. be “Crazy for You.” This is All seating is general admis- a wonderful show for the en- sion. For more information, calling Brandy at 301-475- tire family and is designed for please call (301) 475-4200 Pitch Players 4200 ext. 1062. Want to Announce all audiences. In 1992, the Ext. 1800 or visit the website Wanted American Broadway musical at http://www.co.saint marys. made an all-singing and all- The Pitch group that meets md.us/recreate/specialevents. Tuesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 2 Pitch Card Party Your N ew-Born? dancing comeback with the asp. Everyone is welcome to premiere of “Crazy for You,” p.m. at the Loffler Senior Cen- ter is looking for new players. come and join in on St. Mary Anyone looking to join in on County’s most popular card Contact: this common card game and game at the Garvey Senior have a good time should stop Center on Friday, July 6 form in! For more information, call 10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.! Prizes SPORTING NEWS 301-737-5670 ext. 1656. awarded to the top winners. Call by noon on Thursday to at: 301-373-4125 reserve a meal to 301-475- Beat The Heat With 4200, ext. 1050. The 2007 Rockin’ the charter boat captains, the Arobics contest, prizes and sponsors Aquatic fitness offers an & Reel-In Fishing please visit www.stmarysmd. opportunity to be in the wa- Contest Begins Soon com/fishing or contact 301- ter burning calories while The Board of County 475-4200 x 1404. also having fun. Regardless Commissioners for St. Mary’s of one’s physical condition, County Government an- Golf Tournament water can open up more pos- nounces that the 2007 Rockin’ sibilities for individuals with & Reel-In Fishing Contest be- July 9TH restricted movement on land. gins in one month and prizes The Bay District Volun- No swimming experience will be awarded for eligible teer Fire Department will be necessary. Classes meet at the MIDDAY EVENING BONUS fish caught from Aug. 1-Oct. holding its 11th Annual Golf Great Mills Swimming Pool 31 while on a participating Tournament on Monday, July on Tuesday and Friday eve- Date: Pick 3 Pick 4 Pick 3 Pick 4 MATCH 5 charter boat. 9 at the Wicomico Shores nings from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. “Our charter boat cap- Golf Course. Cost is $55 for 8 classes. For tains have always been an Scramble – Captain’s additional information call 6/26/07 764 6598 036 9597 05.07.18.22.31 23 integral part of our county’s Choice Format. $65 per play- Sherrie at 301-475-4200 ext. economy and reputation,” er. Includes: Fees, cart, lunch, 1073. said Jack Russell, president of beverages, and prizes. Open Easy Cooking With 6/27/07 457 7104 549 5411 05.08.21.23.35 13 the board. Russell is himself to the general public. For more a boat captain and has taught information, contact Joe Coo- Brandy thousands about the Chesa- per at 301-863-5362. July is Blueberry Month 6/28/07 445 5485 208 0139 02.05.10.13.21 16 peake Bay while onboard the and to celebrate Brandy will Skipjack Dee. Make plans Open Skate Night be making Blueberry Break- now to join a member of the St. fast Focaccia at the Garvey 6/29/07 138 7720 287 0335 15.19.20.21.29 23 Mary’s County Boat Associa- at Leonard Hall Senior Center on Thursday, tion on an excursion and fish Recreation Center: July 5 at 10:30 a.m. Focaccia for the opportunity of partak- Every Saturday evening, is an Italian flatbread made 6/30/07 799 6101 264 8223 16.18.28.34.39 37 ing of the $7000 purse. Mul- beginning mid-April through with pizza or bread dough tiple sponsors have increased mid-December. that can be baked plain or the size of the purse for 2007. 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. topped with onions, zucchini, 6/01/07 045 2404 795 3161 11.22.23.26.39 25 First and second place prizes $3.00 entry fee eggplant, cheese, or what- will be awarded for the longest $2.50 skate rental or bring ever you choose, in this case, rockfish, bluefish and croak- your own. blueberries. 6/02/07 443 8034 696 0882 03.08.28.37.38 09 er. For more information on Register in advance by The Section B - County Times Thursday, July 05, 2007 Community Restaurant Guide Exotic Flavors of St. Mary’s County Healthy Lifestyle Choices Monterey Mexican Conveniently located in ible? That answer lies with the and beans, which give us a en breasts, 10 flour tortillas, 3 Remove chicken from mari- the San Souci Plaza in Cali- cooks behind the scenes, but healthy amount of needed tbsp. vegetable oil, 1 large bell nade. In a large, heavy skillet Restaurant fornia, this Mexican restau- traditional ingredients and fiber. pepper; cut into strips, 1 large over medium-high heat, heat 3 rant is locally famous for its spices are what attract so many Here is a recipe for chick- onion; cut into strips, 1 large tablespoons oil. Add chicken delicious, authentic plates. people to this restaurant. en fajitas (a popular dish at tomato; cut into chunks. and cook, stirring constantly, To the left is Rafael Mexican entrees have Monterey) from gourmetslu- 5 to 7 minutes or until chicken Moncada, skillfully balanc- just about everything we need eth.com that you can follow to Directions: In a glass is done. Add bell pepper and ing five entrees on one arm. to keep our bodies in good make a beneficial, quick and bowl or baking dish, com- onion and cook 3 minutes These entrees consist of burri- shape, inside and out; beef satisfying Mexican treat: bine 1/2 cup oil, lime juice, more along with tomatoes, tos, hard tacos, soft tacos, rice and poultry, which are packed tequila, tomato paste, garlic, just until vegetables are crisp- and beans; common orders for with protein; flour tortillas Ingredients:1/2 cup veg- jalapeno, salt, chili powder, tender. Serve with tortillas, the kitchen. and rice, which consists of es- etable oil, 1/2 cup lime juice, and cumin. Blend well. Add guacamole, sour cream, salsa, So what makes these sential carbohydrates; cheese, 1 cup tequila, 1/4 cup tomato chicken, cover, and marinate and grated cheese. dishes so healthy and irresist- which is loaded with calcium; paste, 2 minced garlic cloves, in refrigerator at least 6 hours Makes 6 servings. 1 whole jalapeno pepper, 1/2 or overnight. Wrap tortillas in Butterfly Garden tsp. salt, 1/2 tsp. chile powder, aluminum foil. Bake 15 min- -Tips from our experts 1/2 tsp. cumin, 1 1/2 lb chick- utes while preparing fajitas.
Petruzzi’s Italian DiGiovann’s Bistro Authentic Italian Located in California Seafood in the Wildewood shopping DiGiovanni’s on Solo- center, this Italian eatery has mon’s Island offers up a fine anything you want including Crab Ravioli dish sure to sat- pizza and pasta. isfy every pallet. The dish Kitchen manager An- contains 1 ½ oz of crabmeat gela Clopper showcases two Chicken Piccata with an- steamed in a fresh Beet and of their most healthy entrees. gel hair ingredients: 4 chicken Spinach Dough. The Signature Salad (pictured cutlets, 2 tsp. vegetable oil, ¼ Covered in marinara and right) is a mixture of veg- cup white wine, 1 tsp. minced cream sauce. Topped in fried etables and the bistro’s home- garlic, 2 tbsp. fresh lemon ravioli trim. Along side is made chianti italian dressing. A butterfly garden is an easy way to see more butterflies juice, 1 tbsp. capers, ½ cup their special, Straw and Hay. Chicken Piccata (pictured and contribute towards their conservation. It’s easy to chicken stock, 2 tbsp. butter, This Italian classic is a mix- increase the population of butterflies in your garden by right) is chicken cutlets with a and 6 lemon slices. ture of ham, fresh peas, two using plants that caterpillars and the adult butterfly feed lemon garlic flavor over atop color fettuccini, grilled egg- on. Caterpillars like to eat such plants as parsley, fennel, angel hair pasta. Directions: Season chick- plant, cherry tomatoes, roast mustard, hollyhock, sunflower, mallow and ornamental Just follow the recipes grasses. To attract the adult Butterfly use plants such as en with salt and pepper then garlic butter, garlic, salt, pep- below if you want a delicious Coneflower, Black-eyed Susan, Verbena, Veronica, Bee- dust in flour. Heat sauté pan per etc. and quick dinner: balm, Milkweed, Butterfly Bush and Coreopsis. Planning with vegetable oil on medium Chef Anna Maria De- to attract both stages of the butterfly can be fun and will high. Add chicken and cook 2 Gennaro shows her passions enhance the beauty of your garden. Signature Salad Ingre- mins on each side, with pan for cooking: “ We’re not a dients: 1 bag of spring mix covered. Place chicken on franchise and we work locally lettuce, 2 plum tomatoes warm plate and set aside. De- with food. You’re going to get quartered, sliced mushrooms, Valerie Grimm glaze pan with the white wine unique food that’s only here. -Garden Center Manager black olives, 6 pepperoncini, and garlic, reduce wine by 2/3. It’s all made to order.” ½ cup feta cheese, lemon cir- Add stock, lemon juice, and cles for garnish, and Chianti capers to wine. Place cutlets Italian Dressing (or your fa- back in the pan and cook for 1 vorite Italian Dressing). min on each side, uncovered. Divide angel hair into plates. Directions: Mix all ingre- Remove cutlets and place over dients except tomatoes and angel hair. Add butter and Pepperoncini together in bowl lemon slices to pan. Once but- Mervell Dean Road Route 5 with dressing; divide onto Hollywood, MD St. Mary’s City, MD ter has melted into sauce, pour plates and top tomatoes, Pep- over chicken. Garnish with 301-373-2573 301-863-7700 peroncini and lemon. Monday-Friday 8-7 • Saturday 8-5 Monday-Saturday 9-5 fresh chopped parsley. Sunday 10-4 Sunday 10-4 Local Vs. National Interest Continued from page B-4 National Best Seller’s List A comparison of local Paperback Fiction reader’s interest to the rest of 1. The Road- Cormac the country’s. McCarthy 2. Water For Elephants- Sara Hardcover Fiction Gruen 1. A Thousand Splendid 3. The Kite Runner- Khaled Suns- Khaled Hosseini Hosseini 2. Blaze- Richard Bachman 4. Middlesex- Jeffrey 3. Double Take- Catherine Eugenides Coulter 5. Beach Road- James Patter- 4. The Children Of Hurin- J. son and Peter de Jonge R. R. Tolkien 6. Angel’s Fall- Nora Roberts 5. The Harlequin- Laurell K. 7. The Memory Keeper’s Hamilton Daughter- Kim Edwards 6. The Good Guy- Dean 8. 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Presidential Courage- Mi- Philbrick chael Beschloss 10. Tales From Q School- John Feinstein The Thursday, July 05, 2007 County Times Section B - P lice Fight in Lexington vehicle was pulled to the side resting Officer was Deputy While Suspended. Support by Deputy Michael DUI arrest for further testing after one Jason Graves. Boyer. Deputy First Class Eliza- Park results in five of the checkpoint officers ob- Edwina Denise Fenwick, Derek Mitchell Carty, beth Trossbach arrested Mi- arrests served signs that the driver Stacey Synette Nelson, 44, of Prince Frederick, was 28, of Lusby, was arrested by chael David Maskalenko, 22, was operating the vehicle un- 35, of Lexington Park was ar- arrested for multiple open Deputy Keith Moritz for Fail- of Great Mills, for Driving der the influence of alcohol. rested for Failure to Appear in warrants, all related to Fail- ure to Pay Child Support. Under the Influence. Deputies responded to a After administering roadside the Circuit Court. The arrest- ing to Appear. Deputy Rob- reported fight in progress in a Thomas Hillary Dean Sr., field sobriety tests, it was de- ing Officer was Deputy Mil- ert Russell was the arresting 76, of Hollywood, was arrest- Lexington Park neighborhood. termined that the driver was ton Pesante. deputy. Once on the scene, deputies Violation of parole ed for Failure to Appear on under the influence. Deputy an original charge of Driving observed an extremely large Michael George placed the Terry Alexander Tucker, crowd of people outside in the Arrested for Under the Influence. Deputy driver of the vehicle, Jeremy 30, of Port Republic was ar- Francis Jerome Hicks ,45, Robert Gill was the arresting parking lot. Michael Anto- Wayne Wigglesworth, 19, of rested for Failing to Appear violation of of no fixed address, was arrest- nio Barnes, 21, of Lexington deputy. Mechanicsville, under arrest for a Child Support Hearing. ed by Deputy Joseph LaBrack Deputy Jeremy Green ar- Park, was ordered to cease for Operating a Motor Vehicle The arresting Officer was probation for Violation of Parole. his disorderly actions and he rested Joan Marie McGuire, Under the Influence. A pas- Deputy Randall Wood. 49, of Leonardtown, for Driv- refused. He was told he was senger in the vehicle, Justin James Michael Stewart , under arrest and he failed to ing Under the Influence. A Michael Suite,19, of Mechan- Keefe Brasselle Blake , 22, of Mechanicsville, was ar- deputy was on the roadside comply, which led to deputies icsville, was issued a citation 39, of Lanham, was arrested rested by Deputy Richard Mc- Arrested for assault utilizing pepper spray. Barnes of Piney Point Road arrest- for Possession of an Alcoholic for Failure to Appear for a Coy on a Bench Warrant for ing another drunk driver and turned and ran before being Violation of Probation. The Marcus Donnell Rogers, Beverage by a Person Under Child Support Hearing. The 23, of Great Mills, was ar- was nearly struck by a vehicle placed into custody. Suspect 21 and was arrested for Pos- arresting Officer was Deputy original charge was Driving Angel Patricia Carter, 23, of rested after he assaulted three being operated by suspect session of a Controlled Dan- Jason Maletto. While Under the Influence of McGuire. Lexington Park, interfered Alcohol. victims during a family dis- gerous Substance. It is the ob- pute. Deputy Timothy Reese Tamika Danielle Stewart, with the arrest and ordered jective of the Sheriff’s Office Antonio Demetricus deputies to let suspect Barnes was the arresting Deputy. 22, of Bushwood, was arrest- to promote highway safety Gonzalez, 23, of Great Mills, Arrested for charge ed by Deputy James Stone for go. She was arrested. It was by the use of sobriety check- was arrested by Deputy Mi- her arrest that led to suspect Devon Lawrence Thom- Driving Under the Influence. points to reduce the number chael Campbell for Failing to of contempt as, 24 , of no fixed address, A search incident to arrest re- Nathan Tyrell Galloway, 22, of alcohol and/or drug-related Appear in the District Court of Lexington Park, to be- was arrested on an open war- vealed seventeen pills that are collisions, assist in the detec- for Charles County. Ian Richard Simpson, 38, rant for Assault First Degree. controlled by prescription. come disorderly and incite the tion and apprehension of im- crowd. He failed to comply of Lexington Park, was ar- The charges were as a result John Edward Colleary,53, paired drivers, and serve as a David Lee Garrison, 50, rested by Dep. Kevin Meyer of a Grand Jury Indictment of Valley Lee, was arrested with orders of the deputies on deterrent to impaired driving. of no fixed address, was ar- the scene and was advised he on a bench warrant for attach- and were served by Deputy for Driving Under the Influ- The Sheriff’s Office will be rested for Failure to Appear ment for contempt in Calvert First Class Keith Moritz. ence of Alcohol. A search was under arrest. After fail- conducting numerous sobriety by Deputy David Corcoran. ing to follow the directions County. incident to that arrest revealed checkpoints at different loca- a marijuana smoking device of the deputies attempting to tions throughout St. Mary’s Dale Allen Smith, 40, of place him into custody, a taser inside the vehicle. County. Lexington Park, was arrested Arrested with Charged for passing Donna Lee Reifsnider, was utilized to gain his coop- for Failure to Appear in the eration. As the crowd grew warrant worthless check age 61 of Pittsboro, North District Court for Charles Carolina, was arrested by in size, a 16-year-old juvenile Mutual combat County. Deputy David Goff male was arrested for his dis- Deputy Megan Guy for Driv- situation was the arresting Deputy. Donald Levi Warrick, 19, David Alexander Young ing Under the Influence of orderly actions. He began to of Lexington Park, was ar- , 40, of Lexington Park, was spit at deputies and continu- Alcohol. Christopher Michael rested after it was discovered charged on a Criminal Sum- . ously spit in the rear of the Deputy Angela Muller there was a warrant for his mons with passing a worth- responded for a reported as- Gaines, 26, of Lexington marked police vehicle after he Park, was arrested by Deputy arrest. He provided the arrest- less check. Sgt. Philip Joseph Arrest related to was arrested. As additional sault. Upon arrival she noted ing Deputy, Eric Walker, false was the charging Deputy. that both parties were injured Randall Wood for Failure to sexual offense deputies responded, suspect Appear. information and was charged Paula Elizabeth Perry, 40, of and bleeding. There was a do- with that violation as well. mestic dispute that was ver- Great Mills, who had followed Senior Deputy First Class Charles Henry Cullison, instructions and left the scene, bal and turned physical. This Arrested for being a 57, of Leonardtown, was ar- caused Robert Jerome Cooper Timothy Butler arrested Fran- returned and she was arrested cis Xavier Curtis, 47, of Cle- fugative rested related to a Sexual Of- without further incident. No ,44, of Lexington Park and Arrested for fense in the Third Degree. Janet Lorraine Brooks, 52, of ments, for an open warrant one was injured. related to Failure to Appear. possession and The arresting officer was no fixed address, to become Rosanna Rodela , 25, of Deputy Robert Gill. involved in a mutual combat Cruitien Eugene Bryan, intent to distribute Great Mills, was arrested by Suspect flees 7- situation. 21, cocaine Deputy Margart Smolarsky eleven robbery of Great Mills, was ar- for being a fugative through Arrested on grand rested by Deputy First Class the State of Texas. ATM robbery David Corcoran for Failure to jury indictment Michael Anthony Reed Dwight Calvin Brown Jr., On July 3rd at approxi- Appear. , 45, of Mechanicsville was mately 1:40 a.m., a white male, Charged for passing 21, of Lexington Park, was ar- At approximately mid- arrested by Deputy Jason rested by Deputy James Fon- approximately 5 feet, 8 inches night on June 25, 2007, Mary- Michael Lewis Chase, 46, Maletto on an open warrant. a worthless check tall weighing150 pounds., of Lexington Park, was ar- tana on an open Grand Jury land State Police responded to The warrant was through Indictment. wearing a black mask, black rested by Deputy First Class the Grand Jury of St. Mary’s a burglar alarm at the Cedar Laurie Ann Van Gordan, t-shirt and black cargo style Point Federal Credit Union John Logalbo for Failure to County for possession of co- pants, entered the 7-Eleven Appear. caine with the intent to dis- 41, of Leonardtown, was ATM, 22745 Maple Drive charged on a Criminal Sum- Store on Three Notch Road in Lexington Park. Upon tribute and possession of co- in Charlotte Hall. The suspect Irvin Michael Lowder- caine. The investigation was mons with passing a worth- their arrival it was discov- less check. displayed a handgun and de- ered that culprits forced the milk , 53 of Hollywood, was conducted by the BCI Narcot- manded money from the store arrested by Dfc. David Corco- ics Unit. machine open and fled with Joseph Leon Davis Jr. , employee. The employee an undisclosed amount of ran on a Bench Warrant for complied with the demands Failure to Appear For Docket 27, of Lexington Park, was currency. The St. Mary’s charged on a Criminal Sum- and the suspect fled the build- County Bureau of Criminal Call on 06/25/07. The origi- ing. The St. Mary’s County nal charge was Possession Charged with mons with passing a worth- Investigations is currently less check. BCI is currently investigating investigating. of C.D.S. paraphernalia. A assault the incident. search incident to arrest on the Warrant Service revealed Angela Dawn Mills, 30, Christina Simmons Lutza Arrested for drug the defendant was in the pos- of California, was charged , 30, of Lexington Park, was possession session of a Cocaine smoking on a Criminal Summons by charged on a Criminal Sum- Domino’s Pizza held device. Deputy Timothy Butler with mons with passing a worth- Daniel Charles Boyd, 22, less check. up at gunpoint and of Leonardtown was arrested Second Degree Assault. suspects flee with by SDFC. Eric Walker for Dennis Alan Bartron, 28, Possession of Cocaine, Pos- of Ridge, was arrested on two Araldo Delano Newman, Arrested for money open Failure to Appear War- session of Marihuana, and 22, of Mechanicsville, was possession of stolen Possession of Paraphernalia. rants by Senior Deputy First charged on a Criminal Sum- Class Eric Walker. On June 29th at ap- mons for Assault Second De- dirt bikes proximately 12:35 a.m., two gree by Deputy Scott Ruest. Arrested for Charles Edward Taylor, suspects threw a cinderblock Joshua Antoine Miles, 18 50, of Mechanicsville, was ar- through the front door of the violation of a Karen Denise Topolski, of Lexington Park, and Dexter rested by Deputy First Class Domino’s Pizza on Charlotte 48, of Ridge, was charged Allen Gantt, 20, of Lexing- protective order Harold Young for Failure to Hall Road in Charlotte Hall on a Criminal Summons for ton Park, were arrested for be- Appear in the District Court and entered the establishment. Assault Second Degree. The ing in possession of two dirt of Charles County. A second Once inside they confronted Billie Ann Perez ,28, of suspect allegedly struck her bikes that were stolen. The an employee in the rear of the Lexington Park was arrested warrant was served for Fail- estranged husband in the face motorcycles, combined valued store. One suspect held the by Dfc. Earl Young for Viola- ure to Appear in the District with a closed fist causing a at over $4,000 dollars, were employee at gunpoint while tion of a Protective Order. Court for St. Mary’s County. laceration. stolen from the Callaway area the other suspect removed Anna Alicia McCoy,18, of and recovered in Lexington money from the office area. Carrington Raphale Cart- James Robert Lewis, 24, Lexington Park, was charged Park. Deputy David Corcoran Both suspects fled the area er, 35, of Great Mills, was ar- of Callaway, was arrested for with both First and Second was the arresting Deputy. with the undisclosed amount rested on an open warrant for Failure to Appear by Deputy Degree Assault by Deputy of money. Violation of a Protective Order Shaun Carberry. Richard McCoy after it was Arrested for theft Suspect one is de- by Deputy Timothy White. determined that she had alleg- scribed as a white male, ap- Lois Ann Doyle,41, of edly stabbed the father of her Mechanicsville, was arrested proximately 5 feet 9 inches Criminal summons child. The victim, who did not Elizabeth Josephine tall, weighing 180 pounds, by Deputy Michael George cooperate with the investiga- Gudger, 42, of Lexington wearing a white t-shirt and for bad checks for Failure to Appear in the tion, was treated and released Park, was arrested for Theft black vest. Suspect two is de- Circuit Court. from St. Mary’s Hospital. over $500 by Deputy Michael Peacher. scribed as a white male, 6 feet Victoria Catherine Robin to 6 feet, 5 inches tall. Both Allen Dale Windsor Jr., Berkshire, 26, of Mechanic- 28, of California, was arrested Arrested for failure suspects were wearing light sville was served by Deputy colored masks. by Deputy James Maguire for to pay Timothy White. The check Failure to Appear. Arrested for was valued at more than $137 trespassing and Sobriety Marquette Lennard Ran- Tami Marie Tompkins, Arrested for failure som, 39, of Lexington Park, 31, of Lexington Park, was possession of checkpoints lead to was arrested for Failure to Ap- arrested by Deputy Milton Pesante for Failure to Pay marijuana DUI and underage to appear pear in the Circuit Court for a Brenda Jean Keemer ,42, Child Support. arrests case from 2003. The arrest of Lexington Park, was ar- was made by Senior Deputy rested for Trespassing and Brittany Aynne Van Den George Sewell, 38, of no First Class Eric Walker. Possession of Marijuana. The Einde , 21, of Lusby, was ar- fixed address, was arrested On June 26, 2007 between warrant was as a result of an rested by Dfc. Earl Young for by Deputy Milton Pesante for 6a.m. and 7 a.m., the Sheriff’s Dewayne Anthony But- investigation by Deputy An- Failure to Appear in the Cal- Failure to Pay Child Support. Office conducted a sobri- vert County District Court. ler, 42, of Lexington Park, gela Muller and was served by ety checkpoint in the area of was arrested by Deputy Marci Deputy Michael Boyer. Keith Randall Nelson, Mervell Dean Road and Beck Richard Howard Faunce Faulkner on a Bench Warrant Road in Hollywood. 105 ve- for Failure to Appear. The 33, of Leonardtown, was ar- Jr., 37, of Abell, was arrested rested for Failure to Pay Child hicles were checked and one for Failure to Appear. The ar- original charge was Driving The Section B - County Times Thursday, July 05, 2007 CRITTER CORNER Pregnant Woman Can Games Keep Their Cats Sudoku Many female cat owners necessary for pregnant wom- days for feces to become in- who become pregnant give en to give up their cats. The fectious. Cats should be kept up their cats on their doctor’s HSUS has sent brochures to indoors and should be fed advice for fear of contract- 31,000 obstetricians and gy- commercially prepared cat ing toxoplasmosis, a disease necologists to help them and food. that can cause serious birth their patients understand toxo- The Tri-County defects. Truthfully, toxoplas- plasmosis, and that pregnant Animal Shelter wants you to mosis is a rare disease in this women can keep their cats. know that, with a little plan- country. While the disease- Avoiding the dis- ning, your cat can stay with causing parasite can be found ease is simple. If possible, a your family for a lifetime. If in the feces of cats that in- pregnant woman should have you’d like more information gest raw meat, birds, mice or someone else clean the litter on toxoplasmosis, you can contaminated soil, it is more box. 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GENERAL REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE APARTMENT HELP WANTED VEHICLES VEHICLES BOATS & CHILD CARE RENTALS MARINA MERCHANDISE 1989 Yamaha 115hp out- I have a big box of Amer- This beautiful 4 bedroom 1 or 2 bedrooms for rent. 3rd floor Wildewood 1 Electricians and Expe- 1996 Ford SVT Cobra. 1995 Chevy Cavalier 2dr board for parts or repair. In home daycare has 1 ican Girl magazines, 3 bath home sits on over No smoking inside. rain BR condo for sale. Unit rienced helpers wanted. Car looks great! Car has coupe 111,500 miles. Cd long shaft (20”) lower infant slot and 3 toddler some may or may not 7 acres of land. The home or snow exception can is in excellent condi- Minimum 1 year expe- after market exhaust, player $1000.00 neg. must unit in good condition, slots available. Meals/ contain the paperdolls or has 3 bedrooms including be made. Pets ok on case tion with new carpet and rience of commercial shifter, under drive pul- go asap! Has some minor plus a spare lower unit snacks provided. Pre- mini mags in them. Also the master on one floor. by case basis with extra paint. Balcony looks out electrical work. Pay to lies, cold air kit, wheels body damage and needs that has been weld re- school curriculum,arts American girl books, The home has 3600 sq ft. deposit. Month to month into the woods. Call Gary commensurate with ex- (f) 17x9/ (r) 17x10.5, tint. some work but is a great paired. Good power trim. and crafts,outside activi- some Klutz craft books, of living space, extra stor- lease. Full house privi- for more information at perience. Health Insur- Has a new clutch, all flu- car and Great on gas. Call Power head has low com- tys. Open Monday-Friday Little Women books. If age, wood stove, 2 car ga- leges. 500.00 deposit re- 240-538-8357 or 301-475- ance & 401k available. ids have been serviced, Jen at 301-769-8901. pression on two cylinders 6:00 am 6:00 pm. Please you would like a more de- rage and a boat/rv house. quired .For more details 5544. Or email with any Will need the ability to A/C blows cold, every may be rebuildable, or call Stacey at 301-290- tailed list let me know... Nature lover or bird or questions please call questions at gary_bell@ use and operate electrical thing works. Need to part 1996 Jeep Cherokee. It use for parts. Also have 1812 Mechanicsville. email me at Mary866@ watcher will enjoy this 443-624-2932. If no an- astminc.com. Price: and construction tools. with it due to moving , no has a 4.0 ltr. engine. Over- controls and gauges. Call aol.com. Price: $15/all. wooded land that includes swer please leave msg. $142,500. Hand tools and reliable room at new place for any all good shape-- no rust-- 410-326-6845 with ques- Rebekah’s DayCare a tidal stream frontage. Room can be furnished transportation required. toys. Call Gary Winemi- Runs great- wonderful tions. Price: $500. now enrolling ages 2 1/2 Window Air Condition 4 Sale 5000 Great Electric bills. Lots or unfurnished. All Call 301-843-1887 or fax ller 240-375-6494. Price: Deceptive rambler with air conditioning and heat through 12 years. Lots of BTU $75. 8000 BTU w/remote of Privacy. Call Sharon utilities included. High resume to 301-843-0917. $6500 obo. over 1800 sq ft in water system. To inquire please fun in the summer. pool, control $125 or make offer. Good Drury 301-872-5990. speed imternet and digi- 1986 90 Yamaha out- access community of call David Black- 301- bowling, movies, crafts, Condition. 301-994-9399 Price: $389,900. tal cable included. Price: board, tuned and very Drum Point.You won’t be- $500.00-$600.00. 1999 Ford f250. Looks 609-9539. Price: $1,800. clean. This boat is fast baking, and much more. Major William Thomas, lieve what you will find in and runs great, will MD and fun. Includes EZ I am CPR and First Aide Thomas the train table, Thirty six years ago we Chapter of N.S.D.A.R. remodeled, slightly con- inspect, needs nothing. loader roller trailer, ex- Certified. Experienced approx. 40 train tracks, had our home built. In Looking for young pro- is looking for new MotoRcycles temporary 3 bedroom, Auto, all power, A/C, cellent condition. Boat nanny of eleven years. In- 55 trains, and 10 build- 1979 we added an addi- fessional or college stu- members. 2 bath home. Kitchen is 8’ bed, exterior and in- is immaculate. I have dian Head Neighborhood ings. In good condition. tion to give us a four level dent. We work on the base roomy leading to spacious terior super clean. Sell- owned since 1991 and is Potomac Heights call I checked the website and home. In 1992 we re- (one is enlisted). We have 2002 Honda Shadow dining area with built-in ing because I bought a garage kept. Call Keith 301-743-3888. I don’t have any of the placed our original win- a pool and a hot tub and a Spirit. Enjoy the wind hutch. Entertaining sized Busy pet care facility new truck. $10,500 obo. Bull 301-751-0740. Price: items that were recalled. dows and gliding doors large deck. Rent includes blowin’ through your living rm. Library/play in need of dependable, Call Craig 301-884-3759 $2,800. Comes from a smoke (Anderson), replaced roof area. Master & 3rd b/r’s everything..Electric, wa- hard-working, motivated or 571-247-2736. Truck hair when you take own- GeneRal ter, internet, cable and ership of this Honda free home. Call Kristina with 40 year (Timberline) w/vaulted ceiling. Wood staff members. Duties in- is gas, not diesel. I can MeRcHandise Morrill at 301-392-9289. Heating/AC. Hurry this Shadow. With just over 1987 Bayliner 25’ cruiser shingles, and bricked the floors & tile in baths. clude, but are not limited email pics. Price: $250. exterior. In 1999 we up- Florida rm for year round room wont last. Can also to; maintaining pets run 5,000 miles, it is practi- with large cabin and fly- come furnished. Call Joe cally brand new! New ing bridge. Great fish- Kitchen Table with graded our kitchen with pleasure. Large corner areas, dishes, laundry, 1994 Mustang GT 5.0 5 Whilden 301-866-0010. windshield, light bar, toe ing/fun boat with OMC Butcher Block. Table custom cherry cabinets lot close to beach. Call and other various tasks speed Car has power win- yaRd sales Price: $450 a month inc shifter, floor boards and 350 cubic inch Cobra I/O. only. No chairs. Please and granite counter tops. Veronica Kolterjahn with involving upkeep of ken- dows, locks,seats and CD utilities. cruise control. This has Engine was replaced 4 call 240-895-0020. Price: One level (1100 sq. ft.) any questions at 301-672- nel grounds and areas. player. Car has high mil- has oak hardwood floor- 0840. Price: $269,900. Must be available on been garage kept and is years ago and only has a $30. LOTS OF STUFF!!! Items age 186k but it runs and in great condition. Tis the few hours on it since. No ing. Our sunny 24 X Looking for a profes- both weekends and holi- drives great and clean in for sale include kids toys, 29 family room has a sional, clean, easy going days throughout the year. season to own the open trailer. Call for directions little tykes items, adult & Real estate side and out. The white road. Whether you’re Both are black. One is Vermont Casting Wood roommate to rent bed- Please call 301-475-2142 to view, boat located near cloth covered and the oth- children’s clothing, toys, with blue racing stripes looking for a starter bike Sandgates. 301-481-8497. Stove. The central heat Rentals room in my 2 bedroom, 1 and stop in and fill out an $4900 240-229-2033. er Office Chairs. leather. household items, furni- and air is a Heat Pump 1/2 bath condo. All utili- application. or want a nice cruiser, Price: $3500 OBO. ture, decorations, lamps, this is the one for you. Please call 240-895-0020. with an Oil Furnace ties will be included: wa- Price: $10 & $30. pillows, pictures, dishes, Beautiful single family 1992 Ford Ranger XLT. And gets GREAT gas backup. Eleven hundred ter, electric, trash, cable, Established Automotive bikes, linens, games, house for rent in Huntingt- Very reliable truck, Has mileage, too! Call Rob- FaRM, laWn, & square feet of unfin- internet, washer, and dry- Repair Facility In Hol- electronics, patio furni- wn.3 miles from route 4. new oil pump, spark ert Horn 301-573-1686. GaRden Small microwave oven by ished basement allowed er. I am a 28 year old male lywood Seeks Qualified ture and much, much, Not far from Lexington plugs, plug wires, dis- Price: $4800 OBO. sharp. Carousel type. All us to have a workshop and very easy to get along Mechanic. Must Have more! 1946 Franklin park or AAFB. House tributor cap, altinator and touch controls, except the area with ample storage. with. I am also not usu- Own Tools. Competitive Lane, St. Leonard in the has never been rented be- air filter. Gets aprox. 25- Compressor in great 3 minute button , works Our “quiet” water view ally home too often. No Salary, Paid Vacation Studded mustang seat for Old Glory neighborhood fore. Lots of room, 5 bed, 30 m.p.g. Great gas saver. shape. Only homeowner fine. Call 301-475-3277. community has an abun- smoking inside the con- After One Year,. Must sale for a Honda spirit off of Mackall Road. 3 bath immaculate condi- Standard cab, has the use. 125psi max. Approx Price: $25. dance of wildlife. We do, but you will be able Have At Least 3 Years 750 includes sissybar tion.Fresh paint. 4.5 acres extended 7 foot bed with 11.5 @40 psi and 10.2 feel blessed to be moving to smoke outside the back Experience. Must be de- with backrest. Only has Loads of sales from 4-7 July of privacy. Move in ready. drop in liner. Includes @ 90 psi. I am selling within walking distance door. The condo is on the pendable, hard working, 2000 miles on it, I had to Beautiful dark wood at Affordable Heirlooms Best public schools.1 year aluminum locking tool- because I need a por- of our present home. If ground level. Everything and have a good driving change seats so I could 3-piece entertainment Antiques in Lexington rental, no dogs, must have box and spare surpentine table unit. 301-863-6731 we do not answer on ei- is furnished except for record. Great Work En- put my feet on the ground. center. Moving to new Park. SIDEWALK SALE good credit. $2500 depos- belt. Aprox 3,000 miles or [email protected]. ther of these two num- the furniture for the bed- vironment, Good Cus- Brand new condition. house with built-in en- on July 7th from 8 AM - 4 it and $1990 per month. on new brakes all the Price: $200. bers, please leave a mes- room that is for rent. The tomers, .Qualified Ap- Bought new from Hon- tertainment center so we PM. Door prizes, refresh- Utilities not included. way around. Good clutch. sage and we will return room for rent is empty at plicants fax resume to da with sissy bar costs have to sell. Very heavy. ments, super bargains Call Mark for more in- Call Chris Colvin 301- your call 301-769-2693 or the moment. If interested, 301-373-3705. aprox.$600.00. Asking Measures 8 feet long and inside and outside on the 301-481-8336. Our email formation 301-922-1767, I can be reached at 301- 672-8572. Price: $1000 $275. Call 301-789-2509. 6 feet-4 inches tall. Will obo. Screened Top Soil, sidewalk. Located at 21779 address is haydenj@isp. or e-mail at irock777@ 674-1064 if you have any hold a tv about 30 inches Tulagi Place in Lexington com. Price: $439,000. tampabay.rr.com questions, or email me Active La Plata insurance Gravel, Fill Dirt wide or less. 240-298- agency seeks full-time, 2001 Yamaha FZ 1. Ga- Park. Call 240-725-0028 at [email protected]. 2002 Chevrolet Impala. rage kept - very clean, 240-298-4989 4109. Price: $200. for more information. Hollywood-Waterview. entry-level reception- Beautiful split level Price: $525. Check out this very reli- Motortrend cycle of the 240-298-4990 3bd 2ba private Road. ist/customer service rep. home located near PAX able car. I worked at a year 2001, Cover in- No pets, no section 8. Come grow with us! River Naval Base off Chevrolet dealership so cluded. 128 mph, 10.57 Security dep rec. $1500 Help Wanted You must be dependable, of Chancellors Run Rd. all maintenance is up to through the quarter. Call Briggs and Stratton Front McKay’s Food a month. 301-373-4848. computer literate, detail Nice neighborhood with date. Very well taken Lynn Hammett 301-994- Tine Tiller. Used once oriented and customer care of. Mostly highway then stored. 5.5 ohv Club & pHaRMacy friendly neighbors. Good Donovan’s Restaurant friendly. Applicants with 2773. Price: $4500. This 3 BR, 2 full BA, miles. Will consider all Cadet industrial plus school district. Newly now hiring for cooks, prior insurance experi- brick home has a water- offers. Car must go, no tiller. Photos available. remodeled kitchen and servers, dishwashers and ence are a plus but not a 2005 Suzuki S50 Boule- McKay’s Food & Pharmacy has opened view and beach access need for it anymore. Pics Please call 240 298 4374 bathrooms. Beautiful security. Located on Rt. requirement. However, vard. This is almost still a new location in Leonardtown at the (for community residents avail upon request. Call or email Jayne1811@ya- large master bedroom 235 in front of the Patux- only individuals with ex- brand new.Never been only.) Fenced back yard 240-434-8352. Thanks hoo.com. Price: $250. shops of Breton Bay. We are seeking to with sky light. Fully fin- ent Inn (formerly the Best ceptional interpersonal dropped.Has its first ser- and home sits on over 1/2 for looking. Price: $5000 ished basement with full Western), Pick up an ap- skills need apply. If you vice done. Comes with fill key positions. an acre. Full size Washer OBO. bath. Great size fenced in plication and apply in are self-motivated, will- soft saddle bags and sup- cHild caRe and Dryer. Attached back yard with nice deck. person or call 301-862- ing to learn and can ports. Back rest. Extened Positions Available At Our Other Locations Too! oversized 2-car garage. This house has been 4949. Ask for Marlene. multi-task, this job is for 1983 Porsche 944. car warranty. Call Tony Fab- Lawnmower will also be come Join our team! beautifully decorated. you. This entry-level po- has a strong running en- rizio 301-283-4383. Price: Hi,my name is Barbara I Wonderful for a family provided. Plenty of stor- gine, 5 speed with good Bindery Helper – Full sition’s benefits package $4500 obo. have an opening for ages with chidren or for a new age space in the attic as clutch. 4 wheel disk • Cashiers time position available to include paid vacation, 1 and up. Full Time and starter home. Childrens well as the garage. Pets brakes only 6 months old. • Floral Designers in our machine bindery retirement, health ins. Before & After school rooms have murals on the are welcome. Available Oil changed religiously. 1999 Yamaha Banshee department. Must be able and sick days, etc. Office care. If you are look- • Management walls. This house is ready starting Aug 1st. For Momo detachable steer- Twin 350 has FMF pipes to lift 50 lbs. & willing to is open M-F 8am-5pm. ing for a loving safe and to go. Seller very motivat- more information, or if ing wheel. has factory air and silencers, Jet Kit • Management Trainer work 12 hour shifts. Ap- Please email resume with caring environment then ed. Please call for an appt. you have any questions, but needs servicing. Also and K&N filter $1700 plications are available salary requirements to All About the Kids is the • Pharmacist (Valid MD License) No agents please. Call Call Pamela 703-706- has after market alarm- 240-538-6451 at Automated Graphic [email protected]. daycare for your child. 301-737-4360 or 240-538- 1814. Price: $1700. Car is exempt from MD Systems, 4590 Graphics No phone call inquires or We do preschool activi- 3101. Price: $289,900. state inspection and is Requirements: Drive, White Plains, MD faxed resumes accepted. Boats & ties, arts and crafts, story eligible for historic tags. 20695 time, music and dancing. • Adults, 18 or older. Car is driven daily. This MaRina I provide breakfast, lunch • Great Customer Service Skills. Got Something VeHicles car would make a great and snacks. I have a large autocross car or just a 2001 Stingray 190LS, fenced in play area. I am • Neat & Professional Appearence. daily driver. I am asking Mercruiser 4.3L V6 with CPR, First Aid and SID’s • Flexibility for Scheduling. For Sale? Health Care/Educator. 2004 Toyota LE. Great $3000.00 / OBO I must 62 hours. Boat comes with certified. My school dis- Mission Delivery Man- shape and great vehicle. sell to make room for • Dependable & Reliable. trailer and is great for ski- trict is Mechanicsville ES ager. Custom leather interior. bigger vehicle. You can ing, fishing or just cruis- and Margaret Brent MS. • Willing to Learn & Accept The American Cancer Electric side door. Main- email me with any ques- Get It In Writing. ing. For pictures, questions If you have any questions Society seeks a motivated tenance done by Wal- tions at jaysun027@msn. Responsibilities. or to see it please email or would like to call for an candidate for this Health dorf Toyota. Never been com or call 301-328-6731 or call Ben. andmh24@ interview please call Bar- Whether they’re in the market Educator position to serve wrecked, one owner. / 443 404 5625. Full-Time and Part-Time Available. aol.com or 301-481-8478. bara at 301-472-4978. communities in St. Mary’s Call 301-259-4718. Price: Competitive Pay Rates & Benefits. for a new home, apartment, condo or and Calvert counties. the $16,500. Price: $11,900 OBO. position will be based out McKay’s is an equal opportunity co-op, people still turn to the of our Gambrills, MD of- employer. fice. Classifieds first. Resp’s: recruiting, cul- tivating & sustaining • Vacation, Sick, & Personal Leave volunteer relationships & • Medical, Sick, & Disability Ins. Why advertise your goods and community presence in support of mission; devel- • 401 K Plan services in op, implement & manage community-based mission The County Times Classifieds? delivery health & patient Interviews Are Held At: related programs; engage McKay’s Office Building & empower volunteer & • Over 11,000 eyes will see your ad. community leaders to sup- Banking Your Way…EVERY DAY AND NIGHT! RT. 235 In Hollywood port programs & services; Wednesdays 4:00 PM until • Readers are actively looking for strengthen & build com- munity presence/relation- 6:00PM. your listing. ships with health orgs., NOW HIRING health systems, health depts., faith based com- Woodforest National Bank is coming to your area and is looking for • Potential buyers can clip and save munities & partners for the For More Information, ACS; professionally repre- enthusiastic individuals to fill the following positions: Call Luann your ad. sent the ACS & its mission to all entities. 301-373-5848 So the next time you want to sell ReQ’s: B.A. + 1 yr. work Branch Manager exp. or 3 yr. equiv. blend Assistant Manager something fast, get it in writing... of edu. & related mission delivery exp; self starter Retail Bankers w/proven leadership & re- Get it in the Classifieds! lationship building skills; come ability to work indepen- Woodforest offers competitive wages, great benefits, flexible hours, dently & w/diverse team; The County Times Classifieds excellent comm. skills; and room for advancement. Join our valid driver’s license; some 301-373-4125 nights, weekends & travel. Salary: Low-High 30’s. Apply online at www.woodforest.com Bunch! Please apply by 07-13- 07 at: www.cancer.org/ jobs EOE/ Smoke-free Woodforest is proud to be an EEO/AA employer M/F/D/Va Workplace. The Section B - 10 County Times Thursday, July 05, 2007
Historical Southern Maryland, where the Potomac, Patuxent and Chesapeake meet.
Other historic sites in Swamp Sanctuary in n Old Field Inn in Prince n Smallwood State Park n St. Mary’s River State Park Southern Maryland include: Prince Frederick Frederick. n Doncaster Forest in St. Mary’s County: n Tudor Hall – Commis- n Breezy Point Beach n Purse State Park n All Faith Episcopal Church sioners Building/Library in n In Calvert County: and Campground in In Charles County: Chapel Point State Park in Charlotte Hall Leonardtown Chesapeake Beach n n Laurel Springs Regional n n Old Jail Museum in n St. Peter’s Chapel in Trinity Church, Newport Drayden School n Calvert Cliffs State Park in Park n Leonardtown Solomons – Oldfields Chapel in St. Ignatius Church in St. Lusby n Gilbert Run Park n Chesapeake Bay Field Lab n Middleham Episcopal Hughesville Inigoes n Calvert Country Market in n n Oak Ridge Park n in St. Georges Island Chapel in Lusby Christ Church in La Plata St. Andrew’s Episcopal Prince Frederick n n Walls Bakery Wigwam in n Charlotte Hall Farmers n Christ Church Parish in St. Ignatius Church in Parish Church in n Flag Ponds Nature Park in Waldorf Market and Auction in Port Republic Chapel Point, California Lusby n n Twin Kiss Ice Cream in n Charlotte Hall, Mechanic- n St. Edmond’s United Wayside Parish in Newburg St. Francis Xavier Church n King’s Landing Park in n Waldorf sville, Loveville Methodist Church in St. Josephs Church in in Compton Huntingtown n Amish Craftsman at the n n Maryland International Chesapeake Beach Pomfret St. George’s Episcopal n Amphibious Training Base n Hughesville Bargain Barns Raceway in Budds Creek n Smithville United St. Mary’s Church in Church in Valley Lee in Solomons n Captain Billy’s Crabhouse n n Potomac Speedway in Methodist Church in Newport Trinity Episcopal Church n Arthur Storer Planetarium n in Popes Creek Budds Creek Dunkirk St. Peter’s Church in in St. Mary’s City in Prince Frederick n Robertson’s Crabhouse in n n Budds Creek Professional n Mt. Harmony United Waldorf All Saints Episcopal n Drum Point Lighthouse in n Popes Creek National Motorcross in Methodist Church in Bryantown Historic District Church in Avenue Solomons n n Captain John’s Crabhouse n Budds Creek Owings Thomas Stone National Dent Chapel in Charlotte n J.C. Lore and Sons Oyster in Cobb Island n Smith Island Cruises as n Mt. Hope United Methodist Historic Site Hall House in Solomons n n Marshall Hall in Bryans n Point Lookout State Park. Church in Sunderland Hughesville, Cedarville St. John Francis Regis n Chesapeake Biological Road n Three Notch Theater n St. Paul’s Episcopal Church State Park Catholic Church in Laboratory Visitor Center n n The Port Tobacco in Prince Frederick Myrtle Grove Wildlife Hollywood in Solomons Courthouse – One Room n n American Chestnut Land Management Area St. Mary’s Chapel in Ridge n Historic Lower Marlboro in n Schoolhouse in Port n Trust in Port Republic Chicamuxan Wildlife Greenwell State Park in Prince Frederick Tobacco. n Battle Creek Cyprus Management Area Hollywood