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85th Year, Issue 3 (l:) 1995 February 10, 1995 Newark, Del. • 35e
AFTER OUSTER OF ST. MARK'S PRINCIPAL THIS WEEK Many wonder 'why?' In sports By JENNIFER L. ROOGERS IHM, tl i oce~a n superin tendent of The principal 'attl at times it W
DOES YOUR SWEETHFART By JENNIFER L. RODGERS single-family homes last yea r but council be a 600,000 squan.: -foot of'fl ce building in 1989 and duPont then donated the 63-a re members wanted a ·'more creati ve" plan. when the city annexed the land in 1989. pa rk now known as Wi lliam M . Redd park. NEWAR K POST STAFF WRITER They se nt duPont's plan back to the plan Because of a surplus of off'i ce space in th e named after a former Newark mayor. HAVE ASWEET TOOTH~ ning commiss ioner who had previou. ly area, duPont decided to build home. on the The rest or the land is used for two re~i The owner of 74. 12 acres, located near recommended aga inst it. propert y instead . dential deve lopment. . The Hun t at Louviers the William Redd Park off Paper Mill Road A new plan, howeve r. has the planning The land in questi on was once a small (formerl y the Cullen farm) and Pine ARFACHEFSCAN will go a third round with Newark City commiss ion's blessing. Council members portion of the Cook and Cullen farm .. Meadows. The Cook farm ho u ~e will be Council members Monday evening and ask will vote on a project that includes 135 sin According to duP nt. his fath er S. Halloc k incorporated into the ~hopping area of th e that hi s property be rezoned to res idential. gle family homes and a 5.76 acre shopping duPont bought the farms in the fate 1 9~0s. land in q ut:~tion. HELP YOU Ri chard duPont, who makes deci sion center. After hi. fath er died he wi lled the proper Pl anning commissioners recommended conce rning th e land owned in trust by The land i. curtently zoned to a commo ty to hi s grandl: hildren. CELEBRATE. 8A Wilmington Trust, originally proposed 200 da te office space and was ori ginally slated to The city annexed 253 ac re~ of the farm. See REZONING , 7A .....
In Qiversions it, now you don't · THE FAMOUS NEVILLE City COCUK.il could yote ro adopt the Newark Po t1 Dtt\te an historic preservation ordi Roberuon. a Main Street nance that might have protected dent, Y.TOte. "I am ~ddened tnd BROTHERS ARE it. di mayed hy the lo. of When news spread that me demolition pennit for the build- See IDlE, COMING TO TOWN! 1OA
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. l PAGE 2 • NEWARK I'OST • FEilRll Kl' I 0, I ~)!)!) Police beat ...... • Police Beat is compiled each old Harrisburg, Pa. man for alleged ed stolen Feb. 2 from Girls Inc. on week from the files of the Newark welfare fraud. Video camera missing Wyoming Road, police report. Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder o. Police Department hy .1·ta!f writer According to police reports, the Friday, January 27 6:05 p.m.- 146 Fox Hunt Dr. Auto A video tape recorder was accident. hri stiana Fire Co. Tonja Castaneda . man applied, by mail. for public reported stolen Jan. 3 1 from an Wallet taken 1:17 a.m.- 280 E. Main St. 10:51 p.m.- 128 Sandy Dr., Sandy ass istance at the Hudson State office training room at TCI Building. Aetna Hose Hook & Brae Indu strial Pk. Building, Man assaulted Service Center in Newark, using a Marketing offices located in the A wallet with an undisclosed Ladder Co. Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder Co. fi ctitious name. 1500 block of Casho Mill Road, amount of cash was reported stolen 12:06 p.m.- 260 Chapman Rd ., answering door According to police reports, the police said. on Feb. 2 from a coat pocket at University Office Plaza. Auto man was allegedly already receiving accident. Chri stiana Fire Co. Tuesday, January 31 Klondike Kate's Restaurant on Main 3:07 p.m.- 2928 Ogtetown Rd ., Newark police report a 65-year welfare under other names. Police Street, according to police reports. 2:06 a.m.- 98 E. Cleveland Ave., old Newark man was attacked Jan. Dine and dash Greenleaf Manor. Accident. continue to investi gate. Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder Co. Newark. House. Aetna Hose 3 I whe n he answered a knock at his Police report five white men 5:04 p.m.- Linden Hill and Polly Hook & Ladder Co. front door on the unit block of Sign stolen Drummond Hill roads. Auto 7:00 a.m.-290 Chisler Court, Farnsworth Drive. Parkway closed reportedly consumed food and bev Westover Woods. House. Aetna erage at Friendly's Restaurant on A green and white cigarette accident. Aetna Hose Hook & Police said the man was sprayed for bad weather Ladder Co. Hose Hook & Ladder and with a che mi cal and hit with a base Elkton Road Feb. 28 and left with advertisement sign was reported !1:31 p.m.- 1900 S. College Chris tiana Fire Co. & ball bat. He was taken to Christi ana Newa rk police closed the out paying the $28.33 bill. stolen Feb. 5 from Books News in Ave.Auto Accident. Aetna Hose 3:12 p.m.- 1-95 northbound at loll ' Hospital Emergency Room by Christina Parkway for about one Police said the men ned in a blue the Newark Shopping Center, police Hook & Ladder Co. , county plaza. Auto accident. Aetna hour due to icy road conditions, Feb. sedan. To re port information to said. Emergency Medical Services Hose Hook & Ladder Co. ambulance and treated for face and 4:02 p.m.- 2406 Porter Rd . Trash. 3. Police report the road was closed Newark pol ice, call 366-7111. and state police helicopter. knee injuries. 8:39 p.m.- 1-95 southbound at S. Ch ris ti ana Fire Co. Pol ice said rhe susp ct is a white until salt trucks arrived. Tools taken from trucks College Ave. Auto Accident. S:O;J p.m.- 1501 Blatty Pl. Building. ' man, wearing a ski mask. To report Newark Post box stolen Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder Co. Christi ana Fire Co. information to Newark police, call A tool box containing drills, 5:20 p.m.- East Chestnut Hill and 366-7 111. Stray dog bites man A blue and white Newark Post crowbars and hammers was reported Oglctown roads. Auto accident. A 39-year-old Newark man was newspaper vending machine was stolen Feb. 2 from a truck parked in Saturday, January 28 Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder and reported stolen Feb. 3 from the I 000 block of South College Mill Creek fire companies. reportedly bitten on his hand by a 12:20 a.m.- Elkton Rd. and inter Deer Park tavern Farmer's Donuts and Dogs on Avenue. 5:53 p.m.- t6 Cheswold Blvd. stray brown and white Collie puppy change Boulevard. Au to acci Trash. Christiana Fire Co. manager attacked Feb. 4 when he was trying to catch Delaware Avenue, police said. Police said a window was broken . dent. Aetna Hose Hook & while entering the truck. Separately, 6:01 p.m.-38 Gershwin Circle. the dog in the I 00 block of Elkton Ladder Co. House. Christiana Fire Co. Newark police charged a 38- Road, police report. The ma n Animal flags taken a tool box, oxygen tank, a rine and 11:52 a.m.- U.S. 40 and Delaware I. 6:09 p.m.- 1280 Porter Rd. Field . year-old Rhode Island man with refused medical treatment and the back pack were reported stolen Jan. Auto accident. Christiana Fire Christiana Fire Co. trespassing and assault after he dog was later identified and turned Two decorative flags were 29 from the bed of a pick-up truck Co. 10:36 p.m.- 7 Cedar Ct., Heather refused to leave the Deer Park parked in the 200 block of Main 4:34 p.m.- Petal Place and Ridge Woods. House. Christiana Fire over to its owner. reported stolen Feb. I from the front Way. Field. Christiana Fire Co. Tavern Feb. 4 and the n all egedly hit of two different houses. A bird flag Street. Co. the manager in the face. 5:00p.m.- University Plaza shop was taken fro m a house in the unit ping center. Rescue. Christiana Police arrested Philip Edward Did not have it his way block of Delaware Avenue and a cat Fire Co. I Blanchard of Bri stol. T he manager Headlights shot out Wednesday, February 1 An unsatisfied customer threat llag was taken from a house in the 5:04 p.m.-Stewarton Ct. and Thorn (I suffered a cut to hi s nose, but did not 6:41! a.m.-Oklahoma State Dr. and ened the Newark Burger King man 100 block of Park Place. Police believe a B.B . gun was Hill Dr. Trash . Christiana Fire require medical treatment. used Feb. 2 to shoot out both head Co. Otis Chapel Rd . Auto accident. ager by phone Feb. 2, claiming he 5:31 p.m.-680 S. . Chapel St. Hou se. Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder Co. would drive hi s truck through the lights of a car parked in the unit Purse missing block of Chapel Street. Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder Co. 10:46 a.m.- 82 E. Main St. , Newark. • Welfare fraud targeted side of the store. Police went to the 5:31 p.m.- 345 School Bell Rd . Building. Aetna Hose Hook & restaurant. No other activity was A purse with an undisclosed Shrubs. Christiana Fire Co. Ladder and Ch ri stiana fire com State officials and the Newark reported. amount of money inside was report- 6:34 p.m.-780 Dawson Dr. panies and county ambulance. police are investigating a 55-year- Investigation. Aetna Hose Hook 11:26 a.m.-1-95 at the service area. & Ladder Co. Auto accident. Christiana Fi re 8:52 p.m.- 909 Wharton Dr. Co. and county ambulance. Building. Aetna Hose Hook & 4:10 p.m.-Harmony and Ogletown Ladder Co. roads. Auto accident.. Christiana , Historic building demolished before new regulations Fire Co. 6:44 p.m.- 1053 Bear Rd. Auto acci -. .... GONE, from 1A called District School No. 39 - was used as one also go forward and this says the city can more Sunday, January 29 dent. Christiana Fire Co. of two used to "provide the education for rigorously ensure that historic properties are 9:57 p.m.-49 Fir Ave. , Fairwinds. another piece of Newark. I am also disturbed that Newark's white children until the last quarter of maintained satisfactory-if they aren't the city can J1:12 a.m.-Oak Tree Apartments, Auto accident. Christiana Fire this action is taking place without Newark citi the nineteenth century. when both sc hools were go in and perform maintenance then bill the own- 10 Newark Dr. Auto accide nt. Co. zens knowing about it, or rather finding out about consolidated into one facility at 83 E. Main St." ers." · Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder Co. 2:02 p.m.- 31 Base Ct., Harmony is 1 did-a day before the demolition." Afterwards, the Powell family owned and used Lopata doesn't anticipate city counci l to vote Last year Feli cia asked the city planning Woods. Field. Christiana Fire Thursday, February 2 the building for a restaurant and ice cream parlor. on the ordinance until late March or early April. Co. department to draft an historic pr.~serva tion ordi The Powell ' business closed in the 1930s and - Tonja Castaneda 6:22 p.m.- 5 Vane Ct., Hampton 2:04 p.m.- West Chestnut Hill and nance in response to the community's thwarted two addi ti ons to the building were removed. Green. Tree. Christiana Fire Co. Otis Chapel roads. Auto acci efforts to ave the rear portion of Daugherty Hall Teeven has owned the property, which has 9:02 p.m.- 28 Chippendale Circle. dent. Aetna Hose Hook & (on Main Street) and the old Deer Park farm remained boarded up and unoccupied, the last Brookside Pk. House. Aetna Ladder Co. and county hou e (at 48 W. Park Place). four years. According to New Castle County doc Presidents' Day Hose Hook & Ladder Co. Emergency Medical Services. "This is another example of where eventual uments, the school house met the criteria neces 9:22 p.m.- 30 t N. Brownleaf Rd., 4:52 p.m.- Taco Bell , Governors hi storic preservati on wi ll help us because the sary to be included on the National Register of Hillside Heights. Investigation. Square Shopping Center. U.S . original intent of the ordinance is to provide a Historic Places, but previous owners objected to Christiana Fire Co. 40. Rescue. Christiana Fire Co. Holiday trash I chance for people to discuss hi toric properties 7:17 p.m.-Sandalwood Apartments, the listing. The building therefore is not officially 22 Sandalwood Dr. Building. before we get to the point of demolition," said on the register. Monday, January 30 Christiana Fire Co. Felicia. The ordinance in question was discussed dur schedule listed 8:34 p.m.- 260 Oakfield Dr., Roy Lopata, city planning director, said, "If an ing Newark planning commission's meeting 7:13 a.m.-Four Seasons Parkway Scottfield. House. Aetna Hose ordinance had been in place the owner would and Summer Park Crest. Wires Tuesday ev.enin~ . The Presidents' Day holiday will be cele Hook & Ladder Co. have had to submit a request for a certificate of Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder and 8:35 p.m.-299 Christiana Rd. Auto Lopata said planning commissioners decided brated on Monday, Feb. 20, therefore, trash Christiana Fire companies. economic hardship ... then the public would be accident. Christiana Fire Co. to recommend adoption of the ordinance, which normally collected in th~ City of Newark on 7:44 a.m.- Hickory Drive and Porter included in the discussion." will focu specifically on the demolition of hi s this day wilt be collected on Tuesday, Feb. Road. Auto accident. Christiana "Once people realize it's going to be harder to toric properties and on demolition of neglect. 21. Fire Co.and county Emergency Friday, February 3 demolish a building, they run out and demolish it Commissioners disagreed wi th rules for home Trash normally collected in Newark on Medical Services. now instead of waiting," Lopata said. owners. this day will be picked up on Wednesday, 5:39 p.m.-Capitol Trail and 8:03 a.m.-General Foods Corp. , The hi storic school house, was built between Ham1ony Road. Auto accident. 1601 Ogletown Rd. Building. "This means anyone who owns an historic Feb. 22. 1832 - 1833 to sati sfy the Public Schools Act set Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder Co. Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder and property on the li ·t in the ordinance will have to There will be no special bulk pickups this forth by the General Assembly in 1829, according 5:14 p.m.-11 5 Madison Dr. Field. Christiana lire companies. go before the commission for approval if they week. to local historian James Owen. want to demolish it ," said Lopata. 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24 HOUR MESSAGING! NO SYSTEM TIME USAGE! NO Ultl!r ON INCOMING C.W. FORW.4RD YOUR Mt.SSAG£ Police history locked up in basement OR OtrrGOING Mt.SSAGFS! TO ANOTHER PHON£! YOU GET AN By TONJA CASTANEDA ALTERNATE PERSONAL PHONE NUMBER FOR AT HOME OR AT WORK .NEwA'FiJ( 'ros i 'srAFF 'w'liiiEi1 " ...... AND MUCH MORE! OR WRITE: FORD ASSOCIATES ISTORY DOES indeed A VOICE PER 4571 KIRKWOOD HWY. repeal ilsc lf. AI least !hat's MAILBOX MO. SUITE 102 H. I he ca~c wi lh I he newly corn THArSLESSTHAN SI .SO A Wb'EKI WILMINGTON,DEI9808 pieCed Newark Police Hi s1ory Room. Yod~----- COMI'IIlliiUIINEII SERVICE The room not only showcases hi slory. from handcuffs to leg irons and confi scalcd weapons, bu t il also di splays mannequins from the now VCR'S I=IXED PAST! defunct cwark Deparlment Slore eAR STEREOS I=IXED I=ASTI weari ng vinlage uniforms. -F-t:est; Service In To'-"D• The museum is located in a base ment room in the Newark police sta Stereo, Tape Deck, Speaker li on on Elklon Road . & camcorder Repairs It is a creal ion of Newark police • ...... - ~... .n. • .IUIM- officer Bob Barnes, who in 1988 G&t , ••., ... IIDt.. _,__,. wrote th e hi story of th e police AirS 611./Se'rRDNieS ....ODLIIflt ' a YIL.L.AO• CH,_I.TIANA departmenl cntill ed, " 125 Years of .. ,. MILa aoUTH 0" ..... UIT a? a ommuni1y Service: The Newark HOU..al MON-fl,_ 'OID0..-180 • . AT 1010G-4!00 ··gsg Poljce Deparlment from 1867- 1992". The book is now sold oul. In fact, lhe profits from Barnes' book, not city fund s, paid for the room. Newark pollee officer Bob Barnes stands in the Newark Police History Room he put together. The museum, locat This cops and robbers exhibit ed in the basement of the new pollee station adjacent to City Hall, is on display during pollee building tours . also includes hundreds of police SUBSCRIBE TODAY! •photos, including shots from the hi storical ilems are displayed 1974 Main Street riots, radar equip- th roughout the building. ment from the 1960s, police manu- , Barnes said the biggesl challenge NEWARK POST 800-220-3311 als and reports, a police shi e ld, • is deciding what is of interest to vis police patches, and a scale mode l of ilors. ''I want this room to not onl y the current police facility. be a hi story room," said Barne ·, "but to be an ongoing hi story room." The mu se um 's prized possession, He said it is police policy thai the Barnes said , is a 1912 Newark Chief Newark property officer clear any of Police badge, passed down a. a thing being replaced or thrown oul. keepsake from former Pol ice Chief through Barnes to see if the item Bill Brierly, who left th e department could be used in the room. in 1988. The room serves a dual purpose, Barnes said the room is important Barnes said. It can serve as an in preserving the history of the exhibit and can also be used for •- ·u••tor•:.r•v•:.r·u4:.r,.v4:.r .. u ·~ 1 pol ice department " It's great to see research. ) > how we've evolved through the What does Barnes think of the years," he said. " It makes officers a room? He said he is still not fin little more thankful for what we t Dlnne' Fo' Two t ished. He wants to have a rnu cum have." curator critique the room. There are t 11/et Mignon With Shrimp i l-Ie said th at 15 to 20 years ago, also boxes filled with photos th at po lice ars were not equipped with need to be put on display. ' . air conditioning or AM/FM radios. In the future he wants to have a t St1/t1d tllld Pott/10 .t reproduction of the police uniform : Newark police hi story i ~ a per- · ... u••v•v•-:.r•v ... u,...:.r4:.r :.1'•~> • , a nal hobby of Barnes. He started I I from 1912, which resembles the years ago when he put together an outfit of the Keystone Cops. Also, exhibit for the Newark Hi storical he wants to build a scale model of Society. the former station on Academy and Main streets. Searching for ideas, Barnes trav The public can see the hi story eled to the Baltimore City Police room free of charge as part of tours lloward •.Johnst•n~s Department where that department of the Newark police station. To NEWARK POST STAFF PHOTOS BY TONJA CASTANEOA displays its hi story in the main book tours or request to see the lobby of the police station. In the room, call Officer Curt Davis at Newark police officer Curt Davis gives the first civilian tour of the newly RESTAURANT Camden, N.J. Police Department, 366-7 123. completed Newark Police History Room to local Daisy Troop 34, all kinder garten children from Jennie Smith Elementary School. 1115 S. College Ave., Newark NSC hikes seniors• meal prices Senior citi zens started paying · The center does not receive gov RELIGION .( • I more this week for a hot meal at the ernment money from the Federal Newark Senior Center. Nutrition Program for their food Foreaker appears at Unity Center The price of a platter al the senior sorvi·ces. center increased this week to $1.75 She said the increase in lunches This evening at 7:30 p.m. tenor, Jack Foreaker, will appear in "To from $ 1.30. This price includes a does not have any connection wi th .Unity Wilh Love" at Unity Center, 2407 Silverside Rd., Wilmington. hot meal such as baked chi cken, money being raised fo r the new Foreaker, a counselor at Haven Hou e in Elkton wi ll perform an hour oven fried fi sh, ham or meatloaf and senior center building fund. long concert of contemporary spiritual songs, including Broadway hits. two vegetables. The Board of Directors of the For information call 477-3290. • • Director of the Newark Senior center made the decision to increase Center Margarel Cans said the price , the cost of food to members begin Education program at Universalist Society \'Ve nt up because the center has been ning Feb. 6, after ann ouncing the subsidizing about 71 percent of the change about one month ago. The Unitarian Universalist Society of Mill Creek is presenting co t of each meal for the last few "We hope th at this does not cause "Owning Your Religious Past" 7:30 to 9 p.m. on four Thursdays from years. any hardship for anyone. We wi ll Feb. 9 lo March 2.The workshop-style classes, open to any adult who Catts said the decision was strict- conlinue to strive to provide an wishes to attend, are held at the Chinese American Community Center, 1ly a fi nancial one. "We wanted to excell ent nutritious meal and ser Hockessin. For information call 234-4874. ge~ it back to where th e center is vice to you," David McKeon, , paying half and th e seni ors are pay senior center board member said in ' ing an equal share," Calls said. the Newark Senior Center newsletter. Ebenezer United P.lans praise service I • 'S he said one reason for I he The last time meal prices were An evening praise service of song and prayer wi ll be held Feb. 12 at increase was that the seni or center raised at the center was in 1990. 7 p.m. by Ebenezer United ~ethodi s t Church, Polly Drummond Hill, last year operated wit h an $ 18.000 - Tonja Caswneda Newark. For information ca ll 731-9495. budget defic it.
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EVERY WEEK IN THE NEWARK POST For information. call UDl-HENS. PAC:E 4A • t.w Ri-. Po ~ t • Ft.tiRI IAR\ 10 , I 095 As March 7 referendum vote nears, Christina officials meet with civic groups By TONJA CASTANEDA Unlike the recently defeated revenue. The State of Delaware will year, with 1994's enrollment rising of schools need to be updated." she the meeting was very informati NEWARK POST STAFF WRI TER bond issue in Red Clay, th e provide more than $41 million. to 18,650 students. said. "But it is a big tax increase and " It seems they go about thin Christina i. sue ha. been met with a According to di trict numbers, Melody Meadows representative I think it is a big help to have people orderly in the district and that th HE PUSH IS ON to educate lack of interes t, as reflected in the the owner of a house valued at Barbara Erskine said she does sup- explain it." have done the basic research fort 1e th e public about the proposed attendance at the meeting. $126,000 will see taxes increase by port the referendum. "I don 't have Phil Knox, representing children in th e public sc hool .· ' TChristina School District ref Representatives of fewer than 10 $26 the first year, $47 the second children in the schools, but I support Brookhaven/Scheffield Manor, said tern," she said. erendum. with less tlwn a month of 90 civic associations that were and $54 the third year. After that it because I want to maintain resale a school district adm ini strator will Belltown Woods associate Ly before th vote. invited actually attended the meet- time, taxes will decrease as older value in my neighborhood and that speak at an upcoming meeting. Galloway said she has a lot of re Last week, Christina administra ing with Christina officials. bond issues are paid off. means having a good public school "This is the first time I got infor- ing to do before dei cing if she sup- tors held an informational meeting Christina Superintendent Iri s Capes Riley, assistant superinten- system," Erskine said. "Today 's mat ion abo ut the referendum," ports the referendum. She said she for leaders of local civic associa Metts said she understands people dent for planning and facility man - children are the future when I' m a Knox said. " I think the information will ask her group if they wanJ 1J, tions at Mars,h all Elementary School are busy, adding that those not in agement, said the district needs the senior citizen and it 's important to is very sterile to the penny and we speaker from the district to attend , ~ to answer questions about the March attendance would receive informa- money to repair and renovates aging educate them." all know the future in this school meetin g. ·• 7 vote. tion packets from the district. sc hools, provided additional space She said in Melody Meadows the district is less than certain." To have a Christina Most of the people who showed If voters approve the tax for the district's growing enrollment referendum will be be a top issue, Herb Foster of Scottfield sa id he Representative speak, call the supe _ up sa id they favored voting for the increase, $75 mil.tion will be created and to put the latest technology into with a school district representative would like t.o get more information. intendent 's office at 454-2200. . ~ referendum but some wanted time to for renovations and repairs to all buildings. • addressing the group Feb. 2 1. ''But it appears at first brush they The di strict will hold public hear- go over information from the dis schools in the district. About $33 The number of students in the Anne McMillan of Christine seem to have dotted their Is and ings on the referendum on Feb. 13 ~ ~ trict. million will be gained through local district grew by 420 students last Manor said although she needs more crossed their T.~ and gotten their act Glasgow High School, Feb. 15· lit information to make a decision, she together," Foster said. He has a child Bancroft Elementary School, Fe ~ is for providing good quality educa- in the public school system. 27 at Shue Middle school and March tion . She has threF children in public Chapel Woods Civic Association I at Chri stiana High School. /(1/ schools. ''I'm up for it because a lot representative Linda Brenckle said meetings wi ll beg in at 7 p.m . '' Ed just found something he thought he'd lost for good: His independence.''
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HIS WEEK, we received a letter to the just II Christina schools. editor from a reader who makes an We believe voters should approve the Timportant point. While endorsing pas $33.2 million referendum on March 7. If the sage on March 7 of the Christina School referendum passes, this local money will be District's $33.2 million referendum, our cor matched by more than $41 million in state respondent emphasizes the need to annually funds, making nearly $75 million available set aside funds for repairs and renovations. for repairs and renovations. As our series of School district officials should follow the stories on the referendum clearly shows, example of many residents. Ordinary citi there is need for significant repairs at most zens do not have voters they can turn to and schools. Most of the planned projects are magically request money for new roofs, long overdue and critically needed. waterproofing or plumbing replacements. District officials, in promotional literature, Instead, most homeowners anticipate their point out that that passage of the referendum repair needs and save in advance, setting will cost the average homeowner "only" aside tax refunds, bonuses or small amounts $53.95 a year. each paycheck. Apparently, Christina School District offi While their attempts to minimize this cost cials are moving in this direction. Dr. Cape of logical, it's still a difficult pill for Riley, assistant superintendent for planning Christina residents to swallow. and facilities management, is co.nducting a Systematic funding of repairs and renova comprehensive study of the repair and reno tions in the future could eliminate the need vation needs at every district facility. He says for such hefty referendum requests. Voters the study will provide accurate information would be much happier to approve another about the repair and preventative mainte $7 million referendum request, like the one This aerial photograph shows Newark from the area above the Deer Park Tavern looking east. The white nance needs for building5. Already, the study okayed in 1990, than the whopping $33.2 raoflat bottom left of center are atop Dougherty Hall. The smoke stacks, top left, are at the former Budd attaches a $56 million price tag on repairs to million needed today. Company on South Chapel Street. The vacant field beyond the stacks Is where Newark High School Is •ow located. This photograph was taken about 1933, according to Bob Thomas, president of the Newark Historical Society. In an enort to provide more complete and accurate information with our "Out of tile Allie" PER CHANCE pllotograplll, vofunteer historians of the Newark Historical Society are identifying and researchln9 the his· torlc shots. Readers are encouraged to send old photos to the Newark Post, 'Out of the Attic , 153 E. Chestnut Hill Rd., Newark, DE 19713. For Information, call 737-0724. ·', When opportunity knocks ... PAGE) FRoM THE P~ I, By ELBERT CHANCE mum facility. • News as it appeared in the Newark Post throughout the years The plan was considered realis ,. NEWARK POST STAFF WAITER tic, but ambitious, and it was believed that part ofthe construction • Issue of February 11, 1920 here was held on Saturday after has been scheduled by the troop OW MANY once-in-a-life would necessarily have to be noon. time oppo rtunities have l ead~rrs in March due to some heavy deferred. The matter of the community work which must be completed. Hcome your way? My guess is To the delight of all involved, Meets with painful accident that for most of us, they're pretty nurse was laid on the table for the response exceeded expectations. at 8&0 crossing present on account of the difficulties rare. The city and university con • Issue of February 9, 1989 That 's why area residents shou ld to be encountered just now in rai - tributed six acres of land on Elwood Hass, a young man ing the necessary funds. be excited about the current cam Whitechapel Drive. employed at the plant of the $20 million hotel-office complex paign to build a new Newark Senior The committee decided to begin Funds for the core facility and American Vulcanized Fibre Co., immediately furnishing milk for the proposed Center that has been de cribed as site development came from center mel with a serious accident on ; I "the nation 's first comprehensive undernouri shed children in the pri members, area corporations and Monday evening at the B & 0 cross mary sc hool. A $20 million seven-story hote\ campus for lifelong living and learn small businesses, local foundations ing on North College Avenue. ing. " and office complex is proposed f? ~ and about 250 individual donors. He attempted to cross the tracks • Issue of February 11 , 1970 the corner of South College Aven111 It's a project that has received the The $ 1.8 million goal was quick and was struck by a nonhbound bless in g and tangible support of and the Christina Parkway iq ly met, causing the center's leader train whose approach was hid by the Newark. A Pennsylvania developi center members, campaign vo lun ship to review their options. curve. Voters say 'yes' teers, local businesses and corpora ment company, The P t With an additional $800,000, it Reports from Delaware hospital to three cent tax hike Organization, has submitted prelimr tions, several foundations, the would be possible to complete the indicate that hi s condition is very inary plans for the project to cit~ Newark City Council and the second phase of the construction good. University of Delaware. Local financing of 15 new officials. program immediately, thereby kindergarten classrooms was effecting savings of $200,000. J l Chance Milk to be furnished approved by an approximate 400 DuPonts seek city annexation • The author, when n01 on the t:olf The entire building could then be for undernourished children vote margin on ">aturday as 2,561 ll In a rare di spl ay of total coopera completed , providing a unique . r , course, can he heard each fall as voters went to the polls. The duPont family is seeking the familiar voice announcint: tion , these diverse groups began a Adult Resource and Knowledge School district taxes will now be fund drive in 1993 with a lofty $ 1.8 Center with physical fitness, adult A meeting of the Reli ef commit Newark annexation of 250 acres p ~ University of Delaware home foot raised three cents per $100 of land north of the city. The family, hall t:ames, a joh he has done for million goal. day care, health center and instruc tee recently formed in connection assessed valuation to $1.64. It was understood from the ou tset tional facilities unlike those of an~ with the Child Welfare campaign recently applied for annexation and four decades. Chance is a lont:time rezoning of the land, known as t~e, Newark residem. that this was the first step in a Boy power at the pond two-phase effot1 to finance an opti - See CHANCE, 7A .... • "Pa11es From The Past" is com Cook and Cullen tracts. 1 1 piled from early editions of the I I• Newark Post and irs forerunners by Scouts of troop 22 1 sponsored by Resident upset about B'side center" MUSED, AMUSED, BEMUSED the Castle Hills PTA have involved staffer.~ Tonja Caswneda, Jennifer /I Rodgers and Mary Petzak. Effons th emselves in the building of a Residents met with elected offi• nature trail at the Becks Pond State cials to di sc uss their frustration with i are made to retain original head Park . lines and style. slow renovations at the Brooksid · Stop smoking Rx: Find an old grump A father and son work weekend Shopping Center. ' Editor's noce : This is Par/ Two of Wrong! Now that you are no "How To Stop Smoking My Way." longer poisoning yourself, th e body assimilates more of the food you By MARVIN HUMMEL give it. It 's a small weight gain for NEWARI( POST awhile, and it 's good weight. + Gre:dter Newnrk's Hometown Newspaper Since 1910 + NEWARK POST STAFF WAITER And smokers do poison them . elves- and quite consciously. Vol. 85 , No. 3 Freud made the basic death wish NCE YOU HAVE gonen semi-respectable, but you knew Publisher: James B . Streit, J r. straight on th e origins of long ago that the delicious knife Staff Reporters: Tonja Castaneda, Jennifer Rodgers , Nancy Turner Oyour smoking, there's more thrust of every first puff had to be Staff Photographer: Jeff Swinger mental work to do. Right away, you too wonderful to be healthy. (If Sports Editor: John Holowka . .. have to throw out al l the misinfor you ' ve ever seen a lung-cancer . mation you 've been given. patient trying to suck air from those Contributing Writers: Jack Bartley, Elbert Chance, Marvin Hummel , Brett Lovelace, James Mclaren , Mary E. -. What smoker has not writhed nose hoses, you mi ght decide to get Petzak, Shirley Tarrant, Phil Toman .. under the "pop" psychology that his your ui cidal "rush" from bungie Composition/Photo Production: Danielle Miles smoking means he's hankering for jumping or climbing Mount Everest Office Manager: Mary E. Petzak his mother 's breasts? People who to free Fay Wray from the Advertising Manager: Tina Winmill : uggest that have abo ut as much Abominable Snowman.) Account Representatives, John Coverdale, Kara Dugar, James B. GaloH , Donna Harrity, Donna Kaehn, Kay P. , • ~now l edge of anatomy as those Okay, then how do you quit? McGlothlin , Harvey Paquette, Jerry Rutt , G:.il Springer would-be lunchroom gy nephil es. Hummel First, realize that the reason you Classilied Advertising Manager: Bonnie Lietwiler (Do you see how thi s mi si nforma· started smoking almost certainly has Classilied Telephone Sales Manager: Ginny Cole uon makes it hard to quit?) ther your fri end nor does he respect nothing to do with where yo u are Classified Representatives: Tracy Evans , Jacque Minton , Christine Nichols , Vanessa Osani , Kim Spencer . But tuck away in your mind the you . now. /\nd while they are righ t about - -- knowledge that anybody who think~ Defiance was an excellent reason 1'/w Ntwurk Po.w n puhlishtll Priday hy Chl' .ftiJU'tt k~ P11hfi(lrinJ.f C,rpmarwn. Nt!W.\ atrrl lm t~l \a lev offit't',\ art lmalcd In tht Hoh.fcort B1uldin~ . you're so childish as to need such a your gaining ~ome weight when you to smoke, and drinking urnsfull of /SJ £a.v1 he:\'lmlf 11tll Hom/. Newark, Dt!(awm:l' 19713. 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But those needs are over. All you 1/:.'R . St•fld uddrr.u t ltmt}(l'f 10 Nt'k!arJ. Po.H, 113 h'tl\1 C'lrr.wmr IIIII Rtxlfl. NtM.'tJrA. , chow and sti ck your ~ lav c ring head DE 197/J ..\trotttl ·rlrH\ fUHftl)l('/1lmlul Nf•-..·arl.. Dr/ , ami rJrhhtinnu{ offiu,, tfecades. He has lived in Delall'are in it. ·tince 1959. See HUMMEL, 7A .... F~ IlK I \K\' I 0, 19!)!) • H VA KK PoH • PA(.~. 7 A LEmRS TO THE EDITOR Russo talks about his dismissal {. taxes should be increased t.o fund and support for the Newark by pass ..... ST. MARK'S, from 1A business (w hy Russo was let go) and He ha ~ worked at St. Mark's J Our own society th e repairs, bul wh y have our and well there should. everyone's upse t at the way it was since it opened in 1969. as a teacher schools been all owed to deteriorate Communit y oll ege. hand led." and as~ i s tant principal and then as To: The editor However far more spea kers and a to their current state? far larger pa rt of the audience were Schoo l officials announced 1hi s St. Mark's staff members arc principal in 1977. Remember thi s is only part of the week th at Ru sso and two oth er can stay ing qu iet at the diocese 's I ~ From: Stephanie Polu kis concerned about the il l-advised pro He earned a Bachelor of Scien e bill. The study conducted indicated posal to upgrade Del. 896 while didates were fina lists for the posi r quesl. One sc hool representa tive Room 17 ti on. A fina l decision is expected Degree in Ph ys ics fr rn St. Joseph's that $40,000,000 or more was need indefinit ely postponing U.S. 30 I. who did not want to be named - Me Vey Elementary School ed to repair and renovate schools in Feb. 2 1. said, "It isn't a t. Mark \ mauer, it 's Uni versity in Philadelphia, a Master the Christina District. The proposal shifts th e proposed "I' m ve ry pl eased and honored a diocesan matter... We are afraid to of Busi ness Administration fro m the At schoo l, my frie nds and I We need to pass the referendum alignment for U.S. 30 1 from the th at I made the fin al three," sai d say anything because if it could hap Uni versit y or Delaware and J.D. 'r noticed that on our pl ayground there so that our facilities can be repaired long-standing plans on an eastern Ru sso. "I feel up to the challenge." pen to him (Russo) it could happen from the Delaware Law School of is a lot of trash laying around since and updated for our current student s. corridor to a new ali gnme nt which Russo said he is not bi ll er about to any of us." Widener niversity. I C our school is nex t to McDonald s. However, something needs to be would severely impact hundreds or th e superi nt endent's decision and Ru sso suid the decision hus been We dec ided to form a group done to insure that our sc hools in the even thousa nds of res idents. tha t letters, call s and prayer vigil s extremely difficult for hi s famil y. In 1992 Russo was awarded the called "The Trash Mini Society." di strict are maintained. Many wo uld find their homes held on his be half, have been "salve His wife, Kathl een K., teaches at S1. Nati ona l Catholic Education Associa ti on's Secondary School It 's a group of six third graders A fund should be eslablished for taken for constru ction. Oth ers for his psyche." Mark 's and the 1w o youngest of arid, at recess time, we clean up these items and fund ed out of the would hav e to li ve with even greater ''I deeply and genuinely appreci their three daughter · arc student s. Department Award. He was incl ud garbage and other things lay in g ye arly budget. A certain amount noise fro m increased traffic and an ate those comments," sa id Russo. His oldest dau ghter recent ly gradu ed in Wh o's Wh o Among around on the recess area. should be included. This amount can increase in the more than 200 trac tor However, many people in the St. ated. Out stand ing America ns for 1995- We've been makin g nyers and be established by the individual in trailers per hour that now usc the Mark's community arc still angry. "The Ru sso famil y has a rather 1996. In I 994 he received St. other thing to try to ge t teac hers charge of facilities or by the school road. Michele Berry man , a parent , strong relationship with St. Mark 's." Mark's highest award - th e Anna • al)d students to join. said , "We were told it's none of ou r V. Graham Award. ~ board, but it is obvious that it can The present pl ans for SR 896 Russo said. We think that instead of fighting not go unfunded from year to year. and getting people into troubl e at would ge nerate noi se levels twice If we do not allocate monies fo r federal standards. recess, it 's better to do something to this purpose on a yearl y basis, the help your school like cleaning up lit future will bring us more of the A recen tl y released all ern ate 'Developers should have moral conscience' ~ ter. same requests for large amounts of would take even more homes, run I think it would be great for kids mon ey to fi x problems that should nin g ri ght through Terraces of Iron ..... PLOWING , from 1A nized enough peop le in time to at all schools to do the same thing. Hill and Elwyn Manor to establ ish a arra nge for snow remov al last week- have been funded all along. County Councilm an. J. Chri stopher end . :.-. It feels good to be part of a group Now is the time to ac t. new int erchange to the west of the that is doing someth ing good. present one. Yet your feature article Robert s (D), said he wi ll , in turn, "People were out as the plows J propose an ordinance that will fo rce We are having fun doing this and fail ed to menti on thi issue which were ~ oi r ~g around to coll ect . 1 we al so hope that people stop litter affects so many readers immediately developers to pl ow by using "build money, sa1d Fox . i' ing on sc hool pl ayground s. Missed the story south of Newark. ing permits and certi ficates of occu "Obviously if it was the law (to pancy as leverage." plow) we'd be compl ying with it," "Developers should have the To: The editor said Handler. ''I'm willing to pay my =' Put $$$ away now Your comments, please moral conscience to pl ow streets, share, as if I had a home there, for • part ic ul arl y in new developments sampl e houses and open spaces." . From: Richard Koch where there are hardl y any res idents To: The editor Newark • Readers are encouraged to use If Count y Council and the , the Opinion Page to speak their to pay for snow removal," Roberts said. Lofink Roberts Legislature vote to make plowing , From: Robert J. Mark Your feature headline and article minds. Please remember: Lellers mandatory until the state takes con- • Newark should be thouuht provoking and As representatives fo r the fastest for the Feb. 3 edition was not an grow ing area in the count y, Lofink "I did it prev ious years on a vol tro t, snow removal may soon be • accurate representation of the hear concise: leuers deemed libelous will and Roberts are familiar with prob untary basis - since 199 1" mandatory for developers in unfin- •, The article in the Newark Post ing on the State Capital not be primed: we reserve the right Handler said . "B ut we felt it was ished subdi visions. However, it , to edit for clarity; and writers must lems res idents in new and unfin last week concerning the monies Improvement Program held by the time they took on the plow ing.", won't come in time to be of any help J necessary to repair the three local include a telephone npmber so that ished developments face. Council on Transportation and Homeowners in Clairborne in Paul Fox, a Clairborne res ident, thi s winter. public hi gh schools has hi ghlighted It letters can be verified prior to pub WILMAPCO on Jan. 31. told less Bear, were told about a month ago sai d, "Last year he (Handl er) Lofin k sa id the earliest he can ., ' ' another problem in our edu cation than half the story. lication. Mail to: Newark Post, 153 pl owed, but thi s year he wrote a let introduce th e law is mid-March -I system. E. Chestnut Hill Rd., Newark. DE their builder, Handler Corp., would By your estimates, 300 were in not be pl ow ing this year. ter to me, in care of the civ ic organi when the legislatu re goes back into ;_; The question is not whether the attendance. There were speeches 19713: or fa.x 737-90 / 9. Mark Handl er said Clairborne is zation - when there isn't one - session. J about 50 to 60 percent fin ished and saying we had to take care of it." " It would not prov ide relief this resident s should start paying for Since then, Fox was "bes towed the year, but it will send a mes age," " snow removal themselves. honor" of civic pres ident and orga- Lofin k sa id. 1' Be part of something special ....; '< ..... CHANCE, from 6A Construction of the building will city waterworks building that has Plan would aid home purchases by UD staffers ·. begin in March with a grand open housed the center's activ ities since known senior citi zens center in the ing envisioned next January. 1966. country...... ASSISTANCE, from 1A Ave nu e, Madison Dri ve, Bl air ing will be held April 17 at 7:30p.m . The center has not launched a You ' II qu ickly see why its 1,800 Court, George Read Vill age, Devon, at the Cit y Building on Elkton Road. When the Longwood Foundation direct mail campaign, and chances members need a new home. offered a $300,000 challenge grant li ons. Cherry Hill Manor, Williamsburg are slim that a solicitor will be Ev en if you can't make a person Cit y Manager Carl Luft li sted Village and White Chape l. 1 to stimulate support fo r the econd knocking at your door. al visit , conside r sending a duPont proposal . phase constructi on, the di e was cast. potential neighborhoods th at have a Brook, Lu ft and City But the interest and support of all tax -ded ucti ble gift fo r the building relatively hig h degree of problems Councilwoman Irene Zych will The campaign for the remaining area citizens is encouraged and wel fund to Margaret Catts, the center's heads into Round 3 · $500,000 needed was begun in wi th rental units. work together to draw up the in cen comed. executive di rector. "Aft er revi ewing the matter with ti ve proposal, which will have to be January and more than $ 100,000 Jf you 'd like to see architect's Remember, th is is one of those before council already has been pledged or our housin g code peopl e and ran approved by Uni versit y of renderings of the new building, stop rare occasions when yo u can be a doml y selectin g old record s, we received. Delaware's board of trustees . ~ REZONING, from 1A ,, .,. in at 300 East Main Street, the old part of something special. fo und that most neighborhoods in the city have had some problems lf approved by the trustees, UD counci l approve duPont's latest_ with rental units," according to Luft. could offe r a lower than market rate plan, an example of mi xed-use · "The onl y areas that have never on mortgages fo r homes in the des development, i( he agrees to deed · G'et a partner (but don't tell 'em) experienced any problems are the ignated neighborhoods, according restrict the commercial site so as not ' newest developments and those with to Newark Cit y Co un cilman Hal to permit a convenience grocery " housing units costin g in excess of Godwin, who chairs the Town and store. delicatessen, drug store or ..... HUMMEL, from 6A unwashed armpit! ) won the battle, the "pious one" will $ 150,000." Gown Committee. liquor store. Either one of these would be per suddenl y become aware, and with a The neighborhoods listed fo r Eliminati on of clos ing costs or The developer must also agree to ~ have left now is a habit! fect adversaries, particularly if they surprised fury, he will acc use: poss ibl e inclusion in thi s program pul sidewalks on Curti s Mill Road,' are silently pious, pompous, and "You 've qu it smoking! When di d larger than usual mortgage amounts , To complete this process, don 't are the Old Newark area, sec tions of are possible to, Brook aid. save as many trees as possible and get the recommended "partner" deli ghted at your problem. you do that?" Cleveland Avenue and Wes t Main install a traffic signal at Old Paper get an adversary, someone who You ' re set now. Pick a day and And you j ust smile, knowing yo u Street, Wilbur Street, Prospec t The nex t Town and Gown meet- Mill and Curti s Mill,roads. thinks smoking is horrible and who time, then just do it! And every time have done a good thing for yourself khbws you don't have th e guts to you feel tempted to smoke (and you and obviously di sappointed a person quit! (This person should not know will for the first hundred years), just who already has been working on tHa1 he/she is the designated adver imagine how annoying your not your eul ogy! The Delaware Solid Waste authori s~ry-tha t would screw it up ! It 's smoking is to your detractor! It work s for me1 yolrr secret! ) Months later, long after you have Household ty (DSWA) will offer Sat~rday col Ha ve you picked one? How lection programs to Delaware resi about a mother-in -law who smiles knowingly when you get up from dents for household hazardous waste. the Thanhgiving table to "help in hazardous Collection days are the first Saturday tl\e kitchen" and when you end up Friends of Newark forum Feb. 15 outside she waves at you? She'd be 1 of each month at the Delaware petfectl "Creating a Stiared Vision for a College Town' will be waste I rHow about a man in th e offi ce the first Friends of Newark forum of 1995 on Feb. 15 at 7:30 Reclamation Plant in New Castle wi'o is convinced he is better than p.m. at tbe Newark United Methodist Church on Main from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. you and considers your smoking an Street. outward and vi si ble sign of your collection For more information, call 1-800- For more information, call 368-7158. in ward and spiritual disgrace? (And 404-7080. you 've never menti oned hi s di sgust ing fatness and breath like an
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He has been Executive Chef for ihare an original Valentine's dessert dissolved. Stir gelatin and margarine the University of Delaware Blue and "'eat ion. into carob mixture and beat until Gold Club since 1987. ~ In keeping with current trends to margarine has melted and mixture is Prior to that, the native ~duce fat , Beggs shares with Post smooth. Delawarean honed his skills by aders his signature "Dark Cool, then beat in egg yolks. In working in a number of fine dining hocolate Terrine" which substi another bowl , whip cream lightly establishments including the Green !tes carob for chocolate. This and then fold into carob mixture. Room of the Hotel DuPont and ~cij,e , which must be prepared 48 Pour mixture into prepared loaf DuPont Barley Mill Plaza in llpurs in advance and refrigerated pan and refrigerate until set. Then Wilmington . ~e day before being served, is a cover'with overlapping plastic wrap "I like being creative," said ~Iicious departure from traditional and refrigerate overnight. Beggs. "I was never very good in the .;,>liday chocolate without sacrific To serve, unfold plastic wrap arts in school, but I'm learning with lllg taste. from top and turn out onto a cutting cooking that I can be very artistic The terrine will be the crowning board. Carefully peel off plastic Beggs cuts the terrlna, here shown and really enjoy it. " .flpale to the Chateau Briand a Ia wrap. Cut into slices and serve on a made with a cora of white pound Beggs sttys that his creativity 6ouquetiere for two that will be dessert plate over a pool of raspber cake which is an option for added flows under pressure. "I' II think :SCrved at the club on Valentine's ry sauce. Serves 8-10. texture and visual interest. about it and just try different things. ~ay. You want everything to taste great, Raspberry Sauce but appearance is the first impres 1Jark Chocolate Terrlne Cremo' Anglaise sion that a person has of a dish so it I cup frozen raspberries is very important for it to look ~gredients: 1/4 cup white wine 2 egg yolks good." '~ oz. carob, cut into small pieces 1/4 cup water I cup heavy cream -'t/2 cup strong coffee 1/2 tsp. lemon juice The Anglaise is used for painting NEWARK POST 4 tsp. unflavored gelatin confectionery sugar to taste along with the raspberry sauce. 6:tbl. water Pour all ingredients together in a Blue and Gold Club Chef Daniel Beggs works with the raspberry sauce and Whip egg yolks in an electric STAFF PHOTOS BY \6 tbl. margarine, cubed blender until smooth. Strain finely Cremo' Anglaise before adding the carob loaf to the plate. mixing bowl until lemon colored, _4·egg yolks to remove seeds. Refrigerate overnight. (about 5 minutes.) Heat heavy NANCY TURNER I ·Learning music pu lis at heart, vi oI in strings ~y MARY PETZAK program to learn or relearn the Classes are taught by three levels which runs through the academic ;JewAAK ·Pasr sTAFF ·wRiTER...... instruments they laid down years of faculty depending on the stu year. ago. dent 's level of expertise. There is an Public performances by the fac "How To Play Piano Despite audition process for those who wish ulty are planned for the spring and a . USIC SWEET MUS.IC. Years of Le ·sons" has drawn the to study with the artist faculty. recital for the students is scheduled • You too can express your insecure and hesitant. Hannagan "lt makes me really feel good for the end of the program year. But M romantic feelings with a says she currently h<~s an 84-year that we 're serving the needs of the Hannagan emphasizes that students P A SPECIAL ADVERTISING FEATURE ABOUT TAXES • lNVSETING • SOCIAL SECURITY Info available Act now to save on taxes, expert says By FREDERICK DAWSON, JR. • Jf you arc not currently doing age 85 or maybe longer. This sug line the processing of your eswe. so, you should maximize your gestion is particu larly suited to This area is e pecially complex free to o.lder SPECIAL TO THE NEWARK POST com'pany's 401 (k) plan , 403 (b) long term investors. and I strongly recommend you (tax sheltered annuity) and • Many people claim "no seek the assistance of a financial VEN AS I WRITE this arti employee stock ownershi p plan exemptions" on their employer's planner and an experienced attor- cle, significant tax changes (ESOP). The tax savings are sub W-4 form , so that they will get a ney. 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Correctly adjust your with tion? ls it a long tenn goal (more This Jaw makes several changes January I, 1995 and who were not ing suggestions plan wh ere you work, you are eli holding, do not increase your than five years) or short tenn (Jess to the federal requirements for eligible for the 6-month open enroll that can be imple gible to deduct your entire IRA spending, and then develop the than five years). Do you need Medicare supplement insurance. ment because they were enrolled in mented right now: contribution, regardless of your discipline to save your money each income, growth or both? Are you Effective January I, 1995, dis Medicare Part B prior to reaching • For many income level. paycheck and invest it for your conservative (too conservative?), abled Medicare beneficiaries will be age 65 , are given a one-time, 6- people. yes even If you are eligible to participate own financial well-being. are you aggressive (too aggres el igible for the 6-month open enroll month, open enrollment period those in the lowest in your employer 's qualified retire • If you have a significant sive?). Consider your age and ment period for Medicare supple beginning January I, 1995. tax bracket, Dawson ment plan, the income tax deduc amount of debt on your credit health. Then plot your course. A ment insurance upon their 65th This one-time federal open municipal bonds tion for IRAs is completely phased cards, consider moving that debt to good friend reminds me, "You birthday. enrollment period applies to any may make sense. The income out when an individual's modified a home equity loan at a much cannot control the wind, but you Prior to this new Jaw, these per Medicare beneficiary who had Part would be federally tax free, and if adjusted gross income reaches lower interest rate that is also tax can adjust your sails." sons were not el igible for the 6- B coverage prior to age 65 and you invest in muni-bonds that are $35,000 per year. For a married deductible. · As in all important financial month open enrollment period that turned 65 between November issued by your state, the income couple, the deduction is phased out • For those entrepreneurs out decisions, consult an expert &o see recipients of regular Social Security 5,1991 and January I, 1995 . may also be state tax free. at $50,000. there, a simplified employee pen if any or all of these suggestions benefits enjoyed unless they Delaware Medicare beneficiaries • A high degree of liquidity, • Suppa. e you don 't need cur sion plan (SEP) should be consid are applicable to your situation. enrolled in Medicare Part B on their with questions about this new law or flexibility and tax savings can be rent income and you need to save ered. It is nothing more than a 65th birthday. · Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare sup easily accomplished by shifting some income taxes, consider a "glorified LRA " in that all the The author, a lifelong Newark ~~i During the open enrollment peri plement insurance, long-tenn care your taxable money market to a variable annuity. 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FldiiWi\I{Y I o. 1995 • Nt.WAKK POS'I • PACE 13A Obituaries DoN'T MISS OUT. ···· ·· ···································· ····· ······························· ········· ············· ··············· ············ ········· ·· ································ ·· ················ ··· ·· ······························································ ··· ·· Su/JscriiJe today to your honw 20 at Holy Fami ly Catho lic Church. Burial Meznonul Chapel, Mar, lt allton. Uurial wa, in wwn newspaper. Don't miss a sittg/4 wa' in A ll Suint ' Cemetery. Town..cnd Cemetery. issue. 011ly $ 14 .95 per year, in·COIUI The family 'uggc•t' cuntnbutzon• to ty. Simply call 737·0724 or 1-800- Mar.hallt nn nitcd Mc lh! KIJ\t Church or 220-3311 . Melissa Ann Blevins, Catherine Billett, Chrzstiunu lln,piwl \ Oncology Re, curch. great-great-grandmother 9-year-old student at McVey Bear resid ent , uth crine Billett , died Jun. I R, 1995, of heart failure in Chri ~~~ Newark United Methodist Church St. Thomas's Parish ~~IBERTY invites you to worship 276 S. College Ave. at Park Place, Newark, De 19711 Celebration of Worship: 8:00, 9:30 & 11 a.m. (302) 368-4644 Church Office (9:00-1 :00 Mon.-Fri.) ~~ ~CHURCH , Nursery available duri ng 9:30 and 11 :00 seovices Sunday School- all ages ...... 9:30 am (302) 366·0273 Parish Infonnation Hotline Church School: 9:15- Infant to adult Sunday Worship and Educ;gUoo Morning Worship ...... 1 0 :30am ... ''where the Spirit of 11 :00 - 3 years old to Kindergarten 8:00a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite One the Lord is, there is liberty." Sunday Evening Adult &Youth Activities .6:30 pm 9:15a.m. Christian Education (all ages) Pastors: Clifford A. Annour, Jr & Ru ssell L. Lehman I 0 :15 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite Two Laura Lee C. Wilson, Wesley Foundation Campus Pastor & Children's Worship (Numry Providtd) Handicapped Accessible/Nursery Provided 5: 15p.m. Holy Eucharist Sunday School ...... 9:45 am Live broadcast of 9:30 service on AM 1260 WNRK Youth Groups· Jr. High at4:00 p.m. Small Group Bible Studies· throughout the week Sr. High at 7:30p.m. Sunday Worship ...... 11 am 69 E. Main Street • Newark, DE (302) 368·8774 -Pastor James E. Yoder Ill T~t Rtv. T~omiJI 8. Jrnnn, Rttwr Evening Worship ...... 6 pm ~. · 0 f .1. • 'bl h h d. d Tht Ru. Ktmplon D. Baldridge, AuotUllt 4IUl Vicor for Unlvmlly Murlon Midweek Prayer Meeting r':.__:__£:..~'--.:.._ ___u_r _a_c_J _•tl_e_s _ar_era--;c;::ce=s=SI==e=t=o=t=e==a=n==IC=a=p=pe====:::::-1 (Including Awanas Children New Ark United Program, Wed ...... 7 pm GLASGOW REFORMED ~I ~:;:~ Church of Christ PRESBYTERIAN --.:-- Glorious. . - Radio Broadcast - - CHURC~H-- ' - 9:15am Sunday on WNRK · Presence 2880 Summit Bridge Rd • Bear, De Holy Eucharist...... 9:30 a.m. (1-112 mi. S. of Rt. 40 & Rt. 896) Christian Ed For All .. Sept. -May COME WORSHIP WITH US AT Church THE GLASGOW HIGH SCHOOL 134.. 4772 HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE Rt. 896, Newark, DE Sunday School ...... 9:00 a.m. & NURSERY · Rev. George W. Tuten Ill, Pastor Morning Worship...... 10:30 a.m. "The Little Church With The Big Heart New Location 1·95 1.8 Miles N. Rev. James P. Flohr Asst. Pastor Sr. Pastor Rev. Charles F. Beners Growing In The Spirit" Assoc. Pastor Rev. Douglas Perkins onRt. 213 ::l C8J G.P.C. 1-----=-30=:2·322-2=-.::1...:...:13=----- from interection .. ST. MARY'S ANGLICAN CHURCH ofRt. 279 a! RED LION UNITED 410-642-3024 METHODIST CHURCH Washin~on Street &Lea Blvd. Wilmington Elkton-Newark Rd. (Rt. 279) 1545 Church Road • Bear, DE 19701 Sunday Services Momlng Prayer (no sermon) 9 :00 a .m . nday School ...... 9:30 am Holy Eucharist and Sermon 10:00 p.m . Sunday Bible Classes (Ages 2-Adult) Healing Service (first Sun) 11:15 a .m . nday Morning Worshlp ..... 11 :00 am (All Ages) ...... 9:00 a .m . Sunday School & Nursery 10:00 a .m . Nursery Available (Hours of MP and HE are reversed on last Sunday) Worship Service Wednesday Evening Service ... 7:00pm (Nursery Avaialbe) ...... lO:OO a.m. Call for more information on our •serving fraditionat Chfisfians jn New Castle County Kid's Club Couples Club and nelqhbQriag cqmmun/Ues • "Sharing Christ In Mutual Ministry" Rev. Gar[ S. Tulak, Senior Pastor Rev. Rober SirnP.son~Associate Pastor 1928 BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER 764-9080 ALL WELCOME 834-1~99 First Church of Christ, ·· th Scientist Delaware Ave.&: Halneo Sl, Newark, DE 19711 (302) 456-5808 Avqjlable to the Newark community each week Sunday Service• &: Sunday School • Sunday, 10.11 a.m. Bible Sludy!l'eslimony Meeting • Wcdncaday, 7:30-8:30 p. m. 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HANDICAPPf:D ACCESS/BtE r. Minuter Nursery Provided ':Nur111ry J'wlloble for ~ll S.Ncal PATRICIA SINGLETON, PA!.. TOR Robert Bruce Cumming, Pastor Rev. lroin R. Pwey 'I J>ACa: 14/\ • EW 1u, Pos r • Ft· IIIW K\' I 0, 1995 Organ, piano recitals headlin~ Longwood series HERE ' LOTS Of W Don Kinni er and Judy Townsend organ season at Longwood. He has Remember that before or after from one of my favorile con will hold forth in the Ballroom with thrilled thousand s ar the console in the concert. you may visit the beau T cert haunts, Longwood an organ and voi<.:e <.:oncert. Their Kennett Square and so many more tiful flower, plant and tree displays Gardens. Their . cries of organ and whimsical title for the al'ternoon is with his ex tensive Longwood in the hu ge garden. There is only organ-pi ano rcciwls is already in full ·'A Turn for the Verse!'' discography. the admission ti cket to the garden swing for 1995. This is a joyous celebration of On the last Sunday of April for you to purchase and it is good all Some of you new 10 our area may " long lost verses that belong to Roger Kurt z will conclude the day and includes the concert. THE ARTS familiar songs." series. know Longwood on ly as the great botanical Mecca - which indeed it It is yo ur fun chance to learn the is - but it is also the si te of over "real story" behind "The Man on the 400 concerts a year. (Yes, you did By PHIL TOMAN Flying Trapeze" and why Nel lie was read that number correctl y, over 400 waiting for the sun to shine. a year.) Priscilla Johnson, performing arts Tel emann's Sonata de Concert and This hu sband and wife team will There are so many settin gs for director at Longwood Gardens, to Guilm•tnt's March on a Theme of invite the audience to join in the concerts on the former estate f -Handel. During th at first Sunday of singi ng and the hil arit y. thank for it. A Tip of The Toman · Pi erre S. du Pont that I wo n't go into Topper, Priscilla . Apri l Thompson and Few ha ve also Marc Cheban wi ll present two them all. This Sunday, f ebruary 12, John sc hed uled Haydn 's "Pieces for a organ recitals, one on Saturday Apri l This time of year, my favorite, and Li sa Wilson will present an Musical Clock,'' Rheinberger 's 15 and the other on Sund ay, April and the warmest. is th e organ and piano reci tal. Sonata No. 8 and the Int roduction 16. both at 2:30p.m. Conservatory Ballroom. The out Their program is bill ed as "An and Passacaglia , Nevin's "Will o'the Over th e Easter weekend he will door concert s will have to wait a few Al'tc rnoon of Li ght Class ics." The Wisp," Martin i's Toc<.:ata and treat his audiences to one of his new months! concert will open wi th John Cook' · Brewer's March Heroique. works, ··suite for Organ." I am specificall y mentioning this "fanfare for Organ" and that wi ll The followin g Sunday, April 9, Th is should be a hi ghli ght of the concert site for another reason too. get everyone's attention. Other ..... ---·-··· .. ,_ ...... :;;:::;:-·· .. -· ...... -..... ,_.,... _...... -·-···"-"'"' ...... A nine-month renovation effot1 is ,_.. selections will include Handel 's underway and th at wi ll necessitate Concerto No. 13 in F Major, ~ r?l'J-cJM.futp ~ f!/l;,yid ~¥2 ~... ~· ~, th e clos ing of th e Main Sibelius' ''Finlandia,'' J. S. Bach's Conservatory bu t the beautiful Toccata and Fugue in D minor, S. Ballroom with its rose-colored 565; Eugene Gigout 's Toccata; Wa&nu/te ~ !¥ap :·· etched glass cei ling and black wal Loui s Vierne 's "Cari li on de nut parquet noor will continue to Westminister," Rachmaninoff's ~~ serve as the locati on of the concerts "Vocalise" and will conclude with which are my topic today. All the Rossi ni 's Overture to "William concerts will begin at 2:30 p.m. Tell." .ADUJ/e~ $~, Just for your information, only On Sunday, f ebruary 26, Phillip th e Main Conservatory wi ll be Compton will present "A f estive $ooe Yk/e~~ a/td~~ closed. The other 18 will remain Concert of Dances and Marches for open. However, Longwood Organ." A Storytelling Concert Garden has announced a temporary Included on the bill will be price reduction for admission. The Greig's Homage March, Handel's for Ages 12 & Up new price are: $5, adults; $4, ages Suite from Music for the Royal 16 to 20; $ 1, ages 6 to 15 and free Fireworks, Alfred Hollin 's Trumpet Featuring Sally Jane Denk, for children under ix . As is usuall y Minuet and Ralph Vaughn Williams' the case. the concerts are free with "Rhosymedre." Also to be heard, Debra Ann Pieri, and Ed Okonowicz After receiving a taw del~~et~l'f'n:*ft!.1 garden admission. These concerts Elgars 's Pomp and Circumstance Cuba, Dr. Dominguez and ·; are the best deal in our area. They March No. 4 in G, J. S. Bach's earned his Ph.D. at Florida State University-. DOminauez has : are top quality and they are Free! Fugue in G Major, John Ireland 's or. That's hard to beat. We have "Alia Marcia" and Andre Campre's .97~.~~7 been with the University since 1970, and during this time he has • "Ri gaudon." d~p.a.. won several special awards, including the Excellence in Answers to Super Cron"Word The concert will conclude with Teaching Adult Students Award (1993) and the Delaware John Philip Sousa's "The Stars and ~ ~~a~ ~ ~~5~~ ~ s~~ ~~ ~a~~ Tickets $7 Students $5 Hispanic Man of the Year Award (1988). ii:YEiiveii[XcRoTi'io ADORN Stripes Forever." When the first Sunday in March Box Office (410) 287-1037 ~~--~ERIN~Q ~~;-~ FAf~T .~SALE~T§ '~' ro ll s around, Keith Thompson wi ll ~~~~ s , fro~TH ~~ ff§ .. ~~~ At the University of Delaware our instructors R~~Q · DO WNEY LA ! D EDO make hi s Longwood debut with a EANES TJji!o l l ll!li!!IC 0 IN ~~ A l 0 A light and varied program which is to understand the needs of returning adult students. T l[ [wEMEET AOA IN,E LLEN include a Rumba by Robert Elmore, ~~~~NEARS[x~r ,~OTT~~ ~~-G L ~H~AZE -~· "Londonderry Air," Joplin's "Maple For more information and a free listing of courses, OR OATS, .. SHE . CRAZY ~VAT 1joursi c 1 ~5 , ! ~§ .~ i!i~I;:;~ Leaf Rag," and some Sou a march !~I ~~~ITY. OR~ •• ~SQ~ es. call 302/831-2746. EOO ASTI ! OAYEST TIDY On Sunday, April 2, Robert E. Q~~§AR CS -~uf·-~OCS PAUL~iQ ·~-~ Frit sc h and Charles Few will offer a aHANNAH•• ~A BC ~J ET -- TAO NEO trumpet and organ recital. ~~§QQ ~ ~R~ ~ ~~Q§~ ~ I~§~~ Their program will offer J. 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PO INTI GLASGOW --It's wise not to let fin al peri od and outscored Brandywine turn ed two Glasgow a dog too far off its leash. Brand ywin e 18- 11 in th e fo urt h to turnovers into four points and Brandywine charged within fo ur pull away for good fo ll owi ng . tra il ed by nin e points at the break. :'. fOR points in th e second half, but Bro nahan's one-on-one conversion Chaz Fri ant (four poi nt.) and Glasgow untethered an 18- point at 3:55 and Mason's basket that Lakisca Rahming(. ix points) each fin al-quarter and finall y collared made the score 38-29 with 2:2 1 snagged II boards and B ros n <~ h an ·.. CARAm the Bulldogs 44-32 last Friday in a remaining. dished out six assists. Tony Burke Fli ght A girls basketball game. added fi ve points and Kri stin Nau "We played pretty well ," said two and Mason had six points, Glasgow Coach Larry Walk er. "I three blocked shots and fo ur steals. think for the most part we were in The Dragons have won six in a control of the game the enti re way. I think for row since thei r first conference loss That's what I had hoped fo r in the to William Penn Jan. 7. and the set ~ GARY GREEN first game, but it didn' t wo rk out the most part we back to Brandywine Jan. I0 . The that way." Blue Hen Confe rence Fli ght A sec REBOUNDS FROM Their sixth . traight victory were in control the ond pl ace doesn't carry an automat 11 avenged an earli er season two-point ic berth to the state tourn ament like loss to Brandywine and hiked the entire game." first pl ace, but the Dragons wi ll WRECK AT Dragons' overall record to 13-3, 8-2 most certainl y make the po. !-sea in the conference. That's good LARRY WALKER son carni val as an at-large team. enough for sole possession of sec GLA SGOW BASKElBALL COACH The No. I and No. 2 at large teams DOYER, ond-pl ace in Fli ght A. receive byes in the first round star Sophomore Nicole Paul s led The Dragons outrebounded the in g March I Glasgow with II points, including Bulldogs 53-29 in a physical game "It was a bi g game fo r us. but a READIES RACE seven in th e first half and helped th at sent many pl ayers to the fl oor bi gger game is one when someone the Dragons to a 19- 10 halftime and featured a near altercati on on ha. to beat William Penn ." said cushi on. Laurie Brosnahan cann ed the court between Mason and Walker. "That wo ul d make me CAR eight points, all in the fi nal two DeAndra Teague in the fin al minute happy." periods while Shamarra Mason that carri ed over to the Glasgow Glasgow plays Delcastl e at grabbed 17 rebounds and iced the locker room. home Feb. I 0. and then pl ays the NEWARK POSl PHOTO BY MIKE KEPKA FOR game with fo ur fo ul shots in th e nex t fo ur games on the road, "If that's th e way they're goi ng Sophomore Nicole Pauls led Glasgow with 11 points to help the last 39 second .. to call it, girls basketball should be including a Feb . .17 rematch wi th Dragons beat Brandywine 44-32 in a Flight A game . It was "1 think we showed we're the called rugby-ball ." Walker said." the Coloni als. RICHMOND better team," Walker said . "We Glasgow's sixth straight win. Local NASCAR team preps ~ for Richmond Bradshaw ·Racing Team cruises for first Busch finish By JOHN HOLOWKA learn things every year and this year we're the suspension goes." ...... •....•...... hoping to go qualify for a lot of races and be a Bradshaw's primary sponsors are Porter NEWARK POST SPORTS EDITOR contender. Chevrolet in Newark, Schneider Trailer and "We're not going to win any big races but Container Rentals in Harmony Industrial Park Bradshaw used to watch we' ll be there and that's the whole deal. We and Berman Freightliner, a locally owned ASCAR races by the glow of his business based in Reading Pa. evision set. Now he's the one in the But to break into big time NASCAR com spotlipt. petition, a national sponsor is considered a "I've been a fan for I 0 years or so, and I ii necessity. DuPont Company currently spon decided I wanted to do it rather than just sit on We have great sors Winston Cup dri ver Jeff Gordon, who in the couch," said Bradshaw, who lives in Salem 1994 won the inaugural Brickyard 400 in Woods and owns Bradshew Racing, Inc. ''So I sponsors but I'd like to Ind ianapolis and the Coca-Cola 600 at sponsored a Winston Cup car and then decided Charlottesville, N.C. to go (into Busch Series Grand National see a big company come "We have a lot of local people in Delaware Division).'' that really love the sport," Bradshaw said. "It Bradshaw owns a Busch Grand National on with us." take a lot of time and hard work; everyone car and is gearing up for the team's first race here is really dedicated. Ri ght now everybody on March 4 in Richmond, Va., a short 3/4-mile PETE BRADSHAW is volunteer and we just don't have the time as oval. Bradshaw's best finish was at Dover OWI£R. BIIAOSHAW RACING . INC far as personnel and offi ce. There's been Downs two years ago when a car driven by nights we've been here until 2 or 3 in morn Larry Carroll finished 32nd. want to be in it for a long time." ing. Last year with new driver Gary Green, the This season the team will be supporting a "l' m try ing to keep the team based in team failed to qualify in four races and newer Lumina, a car previously owned by Delaware with major sponsors. companies wrecked their 1994 Chevrolet Lumina into Winston Cup point champion Dale Earnhardt's here in Delaware.'' he ai d. ··w e ha ve great Tum No. 2 last September in practice at crew chief. sponsors, but I'd li ke to. ee a bi g major com Dover. "Basically it's a newer chassis design," pany come on with us. We have the talent. we "I think this year our biggest goal is mak~ Bradshaw said. ''It' a BSR car and they're the just need the sponsor. That's where we're at ing races and finishing them," Bradshaw said. ones who built all the Super Trucks for most with the team right now." "We' IJ worry about winning races later. We of the major teams. It's a lot newer as far as Freshman Lloyd Price poured In a career-high 30 points to lead Hodgson Vo-Tech In a 57·55 Flight B loss to Dickinson on Tuesday. The Silver Eagles have an outside chance at the state playoff tournament. Hodgson drops squeaker By BRETT LOVELACE a close conference win again t a team li ke Hodgson,'' said Dickinson NEWARK POST SPORTS WRITER Coach Jim Realer. "Our confidence level has improved tremendously BEAR -- De. pile a 30-point per over the pa t fe w games." formance from freshman Ll oyd The game's deciding play Pri ce Hodgson dropped a 57-55 unfolded wi th 30 seconds remaining Fli ght B loss to Di ckinson Tue. day. in the fo urth quarter wi th Di ckinson The loss pu t. Hodgson (7 - I 0) on leading 55-53 . Foll owing a success the border of qualifyin g for the . tate ful fo ul . hot by Hodgson's Wendell tournament with onl y five game, Camper, Di ck in. on attempted to remaining in the regul ar season. inbound when a defender reached "We have an outside chance of over the baseline and slapped the making th e tourn ament.'' said ball resulting in a Hodgson techni Hod g. on coach Lou Bender. cal foul. Dickinson's Bo Hu rd sank "Getting there woul d he a hi g both free-throws to . ecure the Rams flCCo mplishment for our youn g win . team." "Emoti onall y that techn ic:•! The Dickinson victory avenged knocked us out of the game.'' . aid a n earli er season to.. to Hodgson 'Bender. "But It was the right ca ll fo r while cu ppi ng th ei r second straight the ref to make.'' conferen e wi n. "We feel good about pull ing out See HODGSON , 28 ... PAGE 28 • NEWARK POST • FF.t\R ARY I 0, 1995 ATHLETE OF THE WEEK St. Mark's, Newark boys dawn VIkings Wm. Penn Newark Hip evened ita aeaaon record with a 78-S I flight A boys baaketball victory over Cviatiana on Tucsdly. Kristin Mills-- Caravel Academy CollyD Ripley led the Yellowjacbls (9-9, 4-8) witb 21.pointa as prepare for five Newark players ICOfCid doublo-figwea. Arnold Donctt poured in 19 points, Mike Poltock II and Clarence DonleU and Corey Wallace sc:cnd 10 each . Scores career-high 30 points battle .Jen'y Moore lad alliCOm'l with a career-high 31 points for In a tussle between an immov Qriatilna (5-13, 3-9). Lawrence Redden cbipped in witb seven Buccaneers clinch playoff spot able object and an irresistible force, points, Bmie Pobba six and Marvin Adams four. something has to give. ' 1 St. Mark's has given the past two GlafJ&ow 68. CoDeord 60 · ri stin Mills poured in a was more spread out," Mills said. Carpenter Center." years as William Penn and the Tbe Dn&Oili rebounded from an upset last week and beat Concord career-hi gh 30 points Mills, whose ni ckname is Caravel has five games le ft and Spartans will mix it up Friday, Feb. in a PliJbt .A game. Wayne Ricbanls led the OlaaJOW (13-4, 9·2) with 20 points, Larry K last week against 'Millie,' has 286 points in 17 will eclipse their best season that II at William Penn in a clash Wilmington Christian to help games wit h five remaing. featured I 5 wins. between two of the state 's top Bdwards. had 16 and DarnoU Vaughan 11. Andre Ponzo and Oan:ia Caravel Academy to a 64-4 1 non 'The team has been giving me " We go out with a positive alti wrestling programs. OlmeU oach ICOred u points, Coo Cee Whittle five, and Jeff Apps conference win. the open shot," Mills said . "I'm tude,'' Mills said. " It'. great; St. Mark 's is 7-2, its only losses IDd SfORiw'J GibbS .bad two apioce. What's remarkable is that her j ust lucky to be in right spot to get everybody takes their roles and the to Blair Academy (N .J .), the career hasn't reall y started, since the shot off." whole team is doing the ri ght thing nation's II th-ranked scholastic St. Markts 5I, Sf. EUzabeth 43 Mills is an eighth-grader and Mills started playing basketball at right time." team. The Colonials are 7-0 and 1oba Gordon led 1be unbeaten Spartans (lH-0) with 2~ pointa and rarely scores less than double-dig at age five for the YMCA Mighty " I was reaslly impressed with ranked 23rd by USA Today. Alex Karlsen added lS as the SpartanS won a nonconftrence game Mites and started her first varsity her defensive play and I think The middleweights are the aad extended their best start in scl)ool hisray. its. 1 In the past three games, she's game this season. she 'II be the first to tell you the Spartans' strongest classes. AI 130 Oene KcUy added 10 points, Jason Vaakerkhoven seven, J'o&n canned 22 points in a 54-37 win "'! can't wait; every year I look rest of the team is gelling h!!r the Kyle Talley (23- 1) will go against .-Milloy three and Steve McManus a basket for St. Mark's whk:b plays over previously unbeaten forward to playing basketball so ball," said Caravel Coach Bill Jesse Fro mal (I 0-9), Joe Amon (16- ltl fiDal four games ot the season on the road and its final game Bohemia Manor and against much," Mills said. ·McCartan. "That 's fourtunate 8) will wrestle Ryan Mariano ( 135) apinst William Penn in New Castle. Dickinson (a 49-40 victory) she "I like driving the baseline and because you get your best shooter and at 140 Randy Nowell (22-2) scored 13 for a total of 65 points, putting it in. I've never been able the ball. But you still have to grapples with Drew Moffett ( 14-9). or almost 40 percent of Caravel's to hit three-pointers, but this year reboupd, catch and pass it to get it Stan Spoor (22-2) squares off 'Jackets shave Christiana offense. it's just come." there. against Don From at ( 15 -5) at 145 Caravel is 14-3 and a cinch for The Buccaneers are on the cusp " I can't say enough about the and Corey Frederick brings a 23-4 mark against Jordan Elliott (152). an at-large berth in the state tour of their best season ever and unof whole team. You really can't sin Newark Hiih om:e again Withstood a late_:~~~ rally by Christiana nament, which the Bucs missed ficially have a playoff berth gle anyone out. We've had many The Spartans dealt the Colonials, and beat the Vlkinp 31-29 on Tuesday in a Flight A sirls basketball last year by one point. wrapped up. game this year wi th players in who have won 38 straight, their last pme. "I guess in previous games l " 1. think as a team we' ll go into double fi gures. dual-meet defeat 38- 13 in 1992 to Bel.b Miller led the YeUowjac~ (4-14, 3-8), Denise Heller t.d had a couple spurts but against the playoffs more intense," Mills "That says a lot about our pro · break the Colonials' 46-dual meet oisbt. La'IOnya WubingtQn six, Cyndi Wheo1er four and Bev Elliott Wilmington Christian my scoring said. "We really want to get to Bob gram." winning streak. William Penn leads -one fot Newark. Sbarna Gray led auistiana (1-16, 1-10) with 20 the series I 0-5. · rebound~ and six points and Amber Hickman scored a team--high 11 pcjnta. ' St. Mark's 47, St. Elizabeth 37 Thomas placed Former Bucs lose to North East Toni SWan Scored 15 points and Val Speakman added 12 to help second in PSAC Newark High Caravel boys might miss playoffs St. Milk's (12-4, 3-2) to a Catholic Conference win. championship Glasgow 84, Coocord 29 . · swimmer By BRETI LOVELACE bright spot of the game," said .Lakisca R.ahrniq exploded for 22 ~ints to help Glasgow win a Makovsky. "We came out early and F11lbt A CODle8t and tbelr seventh straight game. Sbamaria Mason Former St. Mark's four-time NEWARK POST SPORTS WRITER shot well but after that it was all ldcTed 12, Kristin Nau 11, Chaz Friant nine, NicOle Pauls eight and state wrestling champion Sheldon qualifies down hill." ·. ~e Brosoaban six for th6 Dragons (14-3, 9~2) . Thomas of Clarion Univer ity won BEAR --The Caravel Academy North East ( 12-2) entered the second place at the Pennsylvani a for NCAA boys' basketball team lost its second contest with eight consecutive wins State Athletic Conference champi straight game Friday to visiting dating back to the McKean Holiday onship Saturday. North East (Md) 89-49. tournament over Christmas. The Thomas, who is currently ranked Sets Wooster Over the last week the Indians placed four players in dou second nationally at 118-pounds Buccaneers have been on a roller ble figures including a game-high among NCAA Division I wrestlers College coaster ride with lopsided losses to 19 points from Rick DiPietro. was the top-seed at the PSAC tour St. Elizabeth and North East. Both The second quarter belonged to nament. He advanced to the finals record· coming after Paul Makovsky regis North East as they raced out to a 24- after beating two wrestlers, includ tered hi s 250th career coaching vic 12 lead. A quick Indian transitional ing Brad Silinperi of Loch Haven tory against American Christian offense put Caravel away by half University, 8-6 in the semi -finals . Former Newark High swimmer (Pa.). Debbie King broke her Coll ege of time 41-24. Thomas faced third-seed Pete The Bucs were held to only four Rine lla of Bloomsburg Univ ersity Wooster (Ohio) record in the 200 freesty le last week wi th a clocking field goals during the second quar in the finals. Rinella ( 12-5) is ter. Jimmy Frazier scored seven of ranked 12th nationally and was an of I :59.24 as the Lady Scots beat Case Reserve 158-73 in a North Caravel's 12 points in the quarter. NCAA All-American in We must North East center Shawn Cole l994.Rinella edged Thomas 9-7 in Coast Athleti c Conference womens meet. realize•• that we are netted nine of his 18 points while the finals. King also won the 200 breast pulling down 2 1 rebounds. Clarion as a team won second against the wall "We have been in a mode of place behind Edinboro University. stroke (2 :33.92) and the 200 butter fly (2: 15.09). She has qualifying starting off slow," said North East The tournament regarded as one of and every game coach Steve Burke. " But we really the country 's best, feat ured three times for the NCAA Di vision lU National Meet in the 400 IM picked things up in the second quar nationally ranked teams in the 12- from now on will ter and made some big shots." school field. (4:42.38), 200 IM (2: 13.44) and the 100 breaststroke ( 1:09.65). Caravel continued to struggle be crucial." throughout the second half scoring only five points in the third quarter. PAUL MAKOVSKY North East pulled away for good CARAVELBASKET BALL COACH with a 66-29 lead by the end of the third quarter. Matt Huebner and " It has been real hard on us to DiPietro scored eight points each to take our last two losses,'' said boast the Indians. Makovsky. "We want to go to the The final quarter was a formality state tournament and the way we for North East after holding off a have been playing we just won't get late Caravel rally. Jarret McDonald there." scored seven fourth quarter points Caravel (9-9) battled throughout fo r the Bucs. Other Caravel scorers the first quarter against North East were Ryan Dill (8), Matt Kschinka despite playing without their lead (2), Bryan Goll icker (2) and Jeff ing rebounder Jerry Lawler, who Campbell ( I). was di smissed from the team "Now the kids must realize that because of academic reasons. they are against the wall and every "Without Jerry we don't have a game from now on will be crucial,'' proven rebounder," said Makovsky. said Makovsky. The Bucs trailed 14- 12 at the end Caravel has five games remaing of the first quarter fueled by Jon against Bo Manr, Wilmington Markle's IOpoints. Christian, Tome, West Nottingham "The first quarter was our only and St. Andrew's. Wheels win ice hockey NEWARK POST PHOTO BY JEFF SWINGER Tyler Meade, Dan Davis and Hodgson's only senior Scott Mcfarland looks for an opening during John Mancuso scored as the Wheels Tuesday's Flight B loss to Dickinson. 1 beat the Ducks 3-2 in Squirt Blue I I game at U of D Blue Arena. I ' .... HODGSON, from 18 Dickinson and Hodgson dueled throughout the first quarter with ll-E WoRld's Fir-fST each team matching the other. The Si lver Eagles managed to establish a 17- 12 lead at the end of th e open-.. ing quarter behind Price's eight SkATERS points. · The Rams quickly regained the Gala ice show send-off before lead early in the second quart:er wi th an 11 -2 run. Hurd sparked next month's WOrld Dickinson with seven points in the quarter for 29-28 halftime lead. Championships in "Ou r shooting really came Great Britain around during the second quarter," ~ aid Realer. ·:But they stayed righ / m our face with some big shots." (1 The second half was a ncar mir- •' ror of the first. Both teams surged 1 Featuri11g I 994 Wurlrl & wi th strong inside play as Hodgson J~ Olympic Cl1 ampions emerged wit h 4 1-38 advant age at ~i.' the end of quarter. Scoll McFarl and (' Yvgeny Platov & and Pr i~.:c neued five points each to ' Oksana Gritsclwk pace th Si lver Eagles. (:· With five minutes left in the '~ game Dickinson tied the score 45- • 7}0 PM ~~SITYoF 45 on Jason A lien's three - poin t er.~~ l.)t..lAWARE The Rams stretched rh · margin t o ~)\' SATURdAy, FEb. 18 four points before holding on in thd f(( 1 clos_ing mi_nutcs to grab their seco nd ~~~· Tickets on sa le now at the Blu e r e Arena, stra1 ght wm . f{i Route 896, Newark. " We played well overall," said 1 Call UDl-HENS. Bender. '" It was an exciting game." t~( p-~~ F Efi KI JAKY 10, 199!i • EW KK Pm,r • P CE 3B CoMMUNITY SPOIITS checkered Fishing competition Diamond State Bassmasters and the Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation is sponsoring a Cast, Flip and Pitch Contest on Saturday, Feb. II at the Figure-8 Barn in Bellevue State Park locat.ed at 800 Carr Road in north Wilmington starting at 10 a.m. The contest is free and open to the public for children ages 7- 10 ll1d It IUmed riJbt into IIMs wall." and 11 - 14 and gives contestants the opportunity to test their casting, This yw the Newark lllidiiU ia pitching and flipping skills in an educational, fun and challenging rudy to lauocb hia 1995.= environmenl. · die llanlee's Prisco 250 led Winners will be judged on the above skills and winners have a for Merch 4 at Richmcnd (Va.). a chance to compete against other winners in a national competition 3/4-mile oval. worth $20,000 in scholarships and prizes. OrwR bu never won a ar.w Each competitor will receive a free Bassmaster CastingKids Natioltlli'ICe. '-year he_.. Certificate of Competition and a copy of BassMaster CastingKids .,..,,..:.:!1c for tbe Bn4Maw Magazine, the program's official publication...... qualifYini ljilcb Winners at the local level also receive a medallion and a Zebco time ...... of mic:baiU.cll- rod and reel...... CII'ICIJiiililt.isa. Local contestant scoring will be based on a point system with the ~ fialabat ~~ highest points determining the winner in each age group, who will (:Amerlcaaililj; CV: advance to a statewide competition and on to the national contest. r.:!f.2.CA. ) can. which 1M simillr Ten semifinalists will advance to the Bass Master Classic in August to 8ulob can but \lit a two-bar..t and compete for two national titles. caahretot instead ota f~ "The Bassmaster CastingKids program is a ~onderful event that "You have to put in a lot of dme has many benefits," said Diamond State Bassmasters· president Bob aod bav• aood "4"1P"'eo•: yo!& Probst. "In addition to learning more about tishing, the contest will have 10 pay your duel," are... Mid. also foster in each participant an appreciation and concern for the great outdoors. Plus everyone is sure to have a lot of fun." Rain and snow date is Feb. 18. Bear Baseball Academy Bear Baseball Academy is offering the following clinics. A Speed, Agility and Quickness Clinic is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 18 at Caravel Academy from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. for all athletes age 10 to adult. The clinic will include working with medicine balls, running chutes, bungy cords and other vario'us speed enhancement equipment. Wear s~eakers and comfortable clothing. Cost is $12; Paul Niggebrugge is the instructor. On Sunday, Feb. 19 the academy will hold a· Softball Hitting Clinic at Caravel for ages 9 and over from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. featuring Jerry brasso, former Padua ( 1994 sate champions) head coach and current University of Delaware assistant coach. Areas of instruction include mechanics of striking a ball, identifi cation and recognition of pitches, strength conditioning drills, mental approach and situational hitting. Cost is $20 with free 1-shirt and refreshments included. There is a $12 sibling discount. On Sunday, Feb. 26, a Fastpitch Softball Clinic will be held for ages 9 and up from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. (4 to 5 p.m. for advanced pitchers) featuring Cherie Hill, Millville High (N.J.) and ASA coach. ~emonstration and application of pitching skills through drills, Minor leagues thro_w Hackett curve ~mphasis on balance and advanced techniques such pitch location and a Women's l!ifferent types of pitches will be covered. Cost is $15 with free t-shirt. Call 834-4650 for more information. Former Caravel star in Orioles organization Day '· in •' By BRETI LOVELACE The start of Hackett's career was weeks," said Hackett. " But I am · Kirkwood Soccer sign-ups delayed with a two-month holdout ready ·to go now and looking for NEWARK POST SPORTS WRITER period when he pondered whether to ward to getting started soon." Kirkwood Soccer Club will have an in-person registration on Sports sign with Baltimore or attend the Saturday, Feb. II from 10 a.m. until I p.m. at the following locations: Sometimes the transition for a University of Miami on a full schol ~occer Tee in Lantana Square, Hockessin, World of Soccer in Liberty player from high school to profe - arship. IP,Jaza, Newark, M & W Sports World, Pox Run Shopping Center, sional baseball can be rough. That "The reason for the delay boiled Female IB.ear, and at the Kirkwood Soccer Park in New Castle. step up has been a hard one for down to a lot of different things," Life in the ,. . Neighborhood-based teams will be formed for children born pitcher Jason Hackett to make. said Hackett. "I wanted to make athletes between 12/31/90 and 8/1/79. Practices will be held on neighborhood The former Caravel Academy sure I was making the right choice minors•• is hard, you ...' fields and games played Saturdays at Kirkwood Soccer Park (off Rt. standout has experienced enough and I think that l have." 19). adversity during his first year of pro don't have a lot of honored ' While at Caravel, Hackett was ~1 I Mail-in registrations must be received by Feb. 18. For more infor ball to last a career. con idered Delaware's top high money." ., fmation or to receive a registration form by mail, call the club office at school pitcher. Following his senior ,(302) 322-4220. season he was named to the All Four-time All-American softball ' State team and received the JASON HACKETT pitcher Lisa Fernandez will be Gatorade Circle of Champions BALTIMORE ORIOLES MINURL EAGU ER guest speaker at the ninth annual NCCo Flag football league player of the year award. Girl's and Women In Sports Day "Playing at Caravel gave me a lot Minor league life has forced Celebration to be held Sunday, Feb. of nice memories," said Hackett. Hackett to grow up quick. Over the 26 beginning at 3 p.m. at the J The Sports and Athletics Section of the New Castle County "Coach Paul Niggerbrue is a big past summer at Sarasota, he shared a University of Delaware's Clayton Department of Parks and Recreation is currently accepting registra reason that I accomplished the one bedroom apartment with four · Hall on North Campus (Rt. 896). tions for the new Adult Spring Flag Football League. things I did and we are still close teammates. The casual and open-to-the-pub The league will play approximately six games at Delcastle friends now." "Life in the minor's is hard lic is sponsored by J.C. Penney and Recreation Area on McKennan 's Church Road beginning Saturday, Last spring Hackett began hi s pro because you don' t have a lot of Reebok and costs is $12. Feb. 18 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. There are six players per team, no campaign with the Class A Gulf money and you play game every Following the luncheon there contact is permitted and rushers must line up five yards off the ball. Coast league Sarasota (Fla.) day," said Hackett. "But It's fun will be an awards presentation hon-..· . Uniform shirts are required. Orioles. While pitching in the GCL, because you get to do what you oring outstanding female high : Entry fee is $300 per team. Additional fees of $18 per game per which is mostly comprised of first love." school athletes. A special honor will/ team for officials during the regular season is required. To officiate, year minor leaguers he compiled an Throughout the off-sea on be bestowed upon Julia Nelson, play or sign-up a team, call 323-6418. Jason Hackett 0-8 recorded with a 8.53 earned run Hackett has been training by run Delaware's first black women to average and 36 strikeouts in 40 ning over two miles a day and bowl a 300 game. . innings. going to Baltimore's Camden Yard Fernandez, a former standout "I have had some tough times so The lack of success was largely for supervised workouts with the pitcher and third baseman for Soccer referees needed far, " said Hackett. ''But it hasn't dis due to a nagging back injury suf Orioles pitching coaches. UCLA, has won four gold medals couraged me and I will continue to fered over the early part the season. "Working out at Camden Yards is in Olympic style competition since 1991 , the most recent a first-place Interested in becoming a licensed soccer referee? work on improving." Hackett was diagnosed in June as great because everything is first Goldey Beacom College and the Soccer Referees of Delaware are .After concluding a superb three having an inflamed muscle in his class." said Hackett. "Once ¥OU see finish with USA Team at the t994 sponsoring a training clinic on Saturday, Feb. 25 and Sunday, Feb. 26 year tenure at Caravel, the left back. The problem sidelined him for what the big-leaguers have that South Pacific Classic in Sydney, at Goldey Beacom located on Limetsone Road. hander was drafted in the fourth three starts and ruihed an opportuni makes you want work even harder Australia. f The clinic is $40 and open to all persons age 13 and older on or round of the 1993 June amateur ty for a promotion to Class A to get where they are." Call Bonnie Lane at Delcastle High (995-81 00) for more informa before the clinic date. draft by the Baltimore Orioles. Bluefield (WVa.). Hackett has been invited to early Registration opens 8: I 5 a.m. sharp on Feb. 25 in the atrium of the Since then Hackett has failed to earn "The back injury was a definite spring training and will fly to tion. Joseph West Jones College Center on campus. Candidates should a win in 14 professional appear problem because it forced me to Sarasota on February 19th. bring a bag lunch or money for the same. ances. miss starts and stay in bed for two Pre-registration by mail must be received by Feb. 22. To register by mail, send a paper with name, address, telephone number and birthdate along with check payable to: DSA II, 3109 Loudo~n Dr., We Make Qoallty Affordable Wilmington, DE 19808. Preference will be given to pre-registrations. · at COMMUNITY ATHLETIC The course provides in-depth instruction pertaining to laws of the game and the mechanics used by referees to officiate a soccer match. ASSOCIATION (C.A.A.) A test will be given at the end of the clinic. Included in the fee is a THE CoUNIRr HEALm SToRE referee t-shirt, a tossing coin and 1995 registration with the United I State Soccer Federation. The Aru 's l.Mgest Natura/food Outlet Attendance at both sessions is mandatory. Saturday's clinic ,ends at tYdtlon-'$ , 5 p.m. and on Sunday the session runs from 8:30a.m. until noon. 100%Pure :llomeoP.!JfbY Questions can be directed to Delaware State Referee Administrator Apple Juice · Remf!illetj Bob Quiet meyer at 737-1597. No phone registrations. J A LOOK AT COMMERCE IN AND AROUND NEWARK :Roses are red but merchants BIZ BRIEFS Ill Eden Square still growing ;, isee black this Valentine's Day .' I Most of Eden Square's regular shoppers noticed the recent addi- 11 tion of Blockbuster Video, but there is more to come. By TONJA CASTANEDA The strip mall, located on the south side of U.S. 40 in Bear, has ·NewAfit<'Posi 'si,\i:i:'wRirefi' .. " ..• " ...... ". three new tenants ready to move in and another 31,000 square feet of space still available. Marvin Sacchs, of the mall's leasing agent- Bellview Holdings, ALENTINE 'S DAY may be said shoppers can expect TI1e New Castle Dance Academy, The • for lovers, but local florists Golden Dragon (a Chinese restaurant), and Stressbusters (a mas- 1 •V love the profits generated on sage, tanning and nail salon) to open in the near future. ' 1 ·Feb. 14. As for the other retail space. Sacchs said, "We have a lot of peo- 1 For mo t florists this is the single pie looking ... there is one large party goods store looking :bu iest day of the year and local space ... but we can't say exactly who." Space costs $16 square foot. :flower shops have an average of :4.000 long-stem roses in stock. Last Valentine's Day, Fox Run Newark area man joins D'Ambrosio's ' Flower and Gift Shoppe completely Brian Walsh, 23, was recently named a technician at Jeff :so ld out by closing time, according D'Ambrosio's Chevrolet, GEO, GMC, and Oldsmobile. Walsh :to Co-owner Marie Betts. However, auends Delaware Technical & Community College and is a second :she said elling out was not an ideal year student in the sc hool's GM Automotive Service ~ucation ·situation, because there were no Program (GM AESP). The ASEP program,sponsored by · :roses to ell the day after the holi D'Ambrosio's company is a high technology automotive ttaining :day. program designed to ttain students to become qualified automotive "lt' uch a, ro es and balloons technicians. day," said Betts. Although she · works from morning to night on a day usually reserved for romance Recent grand openings her husband of seven years, Jim, · understands. He is co-owner of the Staples, a national chain of office supply stores, located in store and they works side-by-side Chestnut Hill Plaza off Del. 4 (where Ames was) opened its doors making bouquets for other couples. last weekend. "We st ill celebrate Valentine's," Sports and Recreation Inc., a national sporting equipment Betts said, "but it's usually very store, opened its 58th store on Chestnut Hill Road near the inter late." What does he get for NEWARK POST STAFF PHOTO BV TONJA CASTANEDA section of Salem Church Road last weekend last weekend. Valentine's Day? Roses, and some The new owners of Apartments of Pine Brooks, formerly · jewelry as well. Fox Run Flower and Gift Shoppe Owner Marie Bans holds red roses -the most requested flower for Valentine's Paper Mill Apartments, in Newark have finished remodeling the Fox Run Flowers specializes in Day. Here she is pictured with the wide array of fresh cut flowers, such as carnations, tulips and irises available apartments. The owners, Amerimar Enterprises bought the apart different colored roses and stocks for flower arrangements on Feb. 14. ments Dec. 28, 1993 and has since installed new roofs. upgraded not just ye llow, pink, white and exterior lighting, refurbished apartment interiors, repainted and peach but white with pink edges, to 4 p.m. dozen roses. Customers range from children reca.rpeted and installed state of the art smoke detector systems. ye llow, red, lavender and a fire and Michael Layton, manager of Kirk 's Flowers on Ash Road , buying fo r their moms to senior cit ice rose, which is red and white. Gamble 's Flori st on Main Street in Newark 's flori st since 1934, is sell izens who have been married man y Newark has missed 18 Valentine's ing one dozen long-stemmed red Stuffed animals are popular too, decades and still pick out. flowers for • Biz Briefs are compiled by staff writer Jennifer Rodgers, especially when they are accompa Days as a career llorist. He has roses for $48 on Valentine 's Day. thei r sp.ouses. worked in Ne111ark since 1983. Kirk 's will offer a bargain on one Business · she said is bdsk the who is editor of this page. Press releases detailing activities, nied by a single red rose. which accomplishments and succe.ue.~ of Newark-area businesses and "Everybody wants long-s tem red dozen South American roses for entire week, with people missing the costs $I 5 to $20, balloon bouquets business people should be delivered to the attention of the Business for $20 to $25 , a single rose with roses," he said. On Feb. I 3, he and cash and carry. romantic holiday due to out-of-town others at Gamble's will be up late at The cost will be $25 and for a Editor, Newark Post, 153 E. Chestnut Hill Rd., Newark, DE baby's breath for $6, large 36-inch business trips and forgetfulness. 19713;/acsimi/e 737·9019. ,my Jar balloons for $12 each and 18- the store making fresh flower dozen sweetheart roses it will be "As much hustle and bustle as it inch balloon cost $3. arrangements with roses and with $28. is, it 's sti ll fun," she said. "Some The traditional gift-one dozen mixed flowers . "Roses are the most popular but people come in to buy flowers with long-stemmed, boxed red roses Thi holiday, Gamble 's is featur we do a lot of fresh Spring arra nge a purpose but there are those who -costs $55. A more un ique gift, a ing a teddy bear arrangement. The ments," said Kirk 's Manager Sandy panic at the last minute when they candy arrangement in a silver vase, bear si ts neatly in basket of flowers Kegerise. " It used to be a strictly red don't plan ahead." runs for $25. and greenery for about $45. and white flower holiday, but now Besides balloons and stuffed ani • RENOVATIONS & ADDITIONS • HANDICAP ACCESS RAII.I1PS Betts sa id she steps up her deli v Layton said people should care it's somewhat all colors." mals, Kirk 's does potpourri baskets • MASONRY WORK/ALL TYPES ery staff to eight, six more than for roses by cutting the stems of Kegerise said about 90 percent of with candles and fruit and gourmet SPECIALIZING IN CONCRETE usual, for the holiday and extends each at an angle and putting the customers for the Feb. 14 holiday baskets, both starting at $25. • BASEMENT WATERPROOFING • REPLACE,MENT Wl~mCtWii l l flowers in warm water. He sa id are men. Kirk 's Flowers on Ash Road, is store hours. 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Akin represented the same utility later in defensive a~m ; however, in his new By NANCY TURNER a Superior Coun case brought by a severe ly pos ition as Newurk City Solicitor, he .NE wilfiK'?iisr 'srAFF.wRirER' ...... injured house owner who came in contact with a wi ll also aid council in preparation and hi gh voltage wire. After three days of jury delib adj ustment of the muni cipal codes he NEW NAM graces the door of Newark eration, the utility was again exonerated. wi ll help the cit y to uph old in City Solicitor; however, it is a name th at Ak in 's municipal cases hav e dotted the stat e Alderman 's Cou n. It will mark th e first A has become increasingly familiar to from New Castle Co unty to as fa r so uth as time he has prosec uted vio lat ors of ity Newarkers. Rehoboth and South Bethan y Beach. They have codes. Roger Akin, a founding partner of the Jaw firm ranged from a case fi led against a town that Akin agrees with the adage that a law of Sawyer & Akin, officia ll y took the posi ti on Jan . allegedly stood in the way of constru ction of low is no better than its en forcement. He I. Prior to that, hi s legal skills were employed by inco me housing to a case where a city was accused balances th e sentiment wi th the belief the Ci ty of Newark in the highl y publicized of running a recycling center that was too noisy. that it is importani to main tain a ''sensi Goodchild Towing Cont ract case and the Five T There are important differences between repre tivity" abo ut prosecution. Associates Motel case. senting individuals and towns. "When you repre Working with Alderman 's Court pre- Akin 's trial practice res ponsibilities within his sent an indi vidual ," sa id Aki n, "there is onl y one ent s unique challenges in a University firm are primarily concerned with the representa person to deal with in terms of gett ing information cit y. Having come from a family of tion of insurance companies and their client s in and authorit y. When you represent a town or a ed ucators and having periodicall y personal injury, civ il ri ght s and commerc ial litiga city, obv iously you take your authority from th e shared his law experience as an instruc tion. elected body of that town or city such as city coun tor at Wilmington College, Goldey "In recent years," he said , ''I've developed two ci l. Communication, while it is not an insurmount Beacom, and Widener areas that I am involved with more than others : able problem, can be slightly more omp licated." Law School , working wi th young one being the representation of electri c utilities in In cases of injury, Akin said that whether an persons is nothing new. personal injury cases and the other bei ng the rep individual is suing one person or a city is not a Akin 's position? "When uni ve rsity resent ation of towns and ci ties ." ga uge of the value of the case. " If they hav e been students come to live in a tow n, they In 1993, during a tw o-week District Court trail , wronged, presumably they wi ll seek the same level should not leave their rules of conduct at Aki n defended and prevailed on behalf of a public of compensation," he sa id. home. If they are going to live in this utility whi ch had been sued for wrongful death In the past, Akin's work wi th towns and ci ties community and benefit as students, my resulting from the electrocution of a Pennsy lvania has been almost excl usively characterized as a offici al pub) ic position is that the st u-. dents will be ex pected to ab ide by the same rules as everyone else." Akin serv ed as Deputy Attorney General for the State of Delaware, where for four yea rs he was general co unsel to the State Board of Ed ucation and th e Department of Public NNECTION In struction. He is past-chai rman of the Litigation Section of the State Bar Association and co-chairs the Bar Adm inistration of the Ju ~ tic e Committee. He is also a member of the Torts & In surance Practice section and the Public Legal Education Committee of the Bar, the American Bar Association, and the Defense Research Institute. Akin owns and ed its the Delaware District Digest, which is a periodical summarizin g fede ral court opinions. A native of Wilmington, Akin is a graduate of Syracuse University and the *FULL BALANCE: University of Maryland School of Law. $14,489. He served fo r three years as a Lieutenant in U.S. Army Intelligence, with a tour in Vietnam . He and wife, Brenda, who is a sec ondary school teacher, have two chil dren: Amanda ( 17) and Ty ler ( II ). In hi s spare time, Akin plays go lf, tennis, and reads biographies. Hi s favori te bio- NEWARK POST STAFF PHOTO BV NANCY TURNER graphical personalities are Thomas Roger A. Akin Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, and Winston Churchill. $2,200 OFF $1,500 OFF ANY CAMARO Z·28 ANY VALUE PACKAGE IN·STOCK CAPRICE IN-STO.CK $2,0000FF AHV ,ACKAOI 2 CAIIA..O ... JfOC ~ 94 LUMINA MINIVAN 95 S-10 DEMONSTRATOR MODEL. 3.1 UTEA 5-SPEED. 2.2 LITER REI.()TE IG:Yl£88 ENTRY. !¥C. 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ASK HOW you can reach more potential DEADLINES customers and buyers in the Elkton and PLACING 111(11, Cecil County areas by using the Cecil Whig. Wednesday 11 A.M. Free Ads · The Post ...... Date of publication Deadline For publication io the next Friday's Post • Run a 3-line ad for 1 week for any item you are .. Monday...... Friday 5 PM giving away or for the Found heading. Tuesday & Wednesday.... Day preceding SPM ~~r{410) a9a-4o44 Thursday Automotive ...... Wednesday 1PM • Run a 3-llne ad for 1 week for any Item priced Friday Real Estate...... Thursday 1 PM under $100. 1 item per phone number; no Office hours: Monday-Friday, SAM - SPM renewals. Mention promot1on to receive offer. ' ~~ FIN DING Quick-sell rate e Start your ad with what you are selling. e Be descriptive. List your item's best features. Run a 3-line ad for any 1 item e Avoid abbreviations. Too many abbreviations can confuse priced under $1 ,000 for 1 week the reader. eAiways state the price of an item. If you are flexible on price, ...... only $8.00 include "negotiable" or "best offer". • Complete your ad with a phone number and the hours in If item is unsold, run another week ...... FREE which you will receive calls. elncluding the word "please' in your ad increases responses. A Real Wheel Deal! Vehicle priced $5,000 or less ...... $15.95 1/rlelt-tVrJ« Mrl;ofiet~ Vehicle priced over $5,000 ...... $19.95 Please check your ad the first day to see that all information Is correct. (Additional lines are $1.00 per line) This will ensure your ad Is exactly what you want readers to see. Call us the very first day your ad appears to make any changes or corrections. By doing this we can credit you for the first day if an error occurred. The We'll run an ad to sell your vehicle for one month in newspaper's financial responsibility, if any, for errors of any kind is limited to the charge for the space for one day. the Newark Post, Cecil Whig and Cecil Whig Extra. The publisher wants to do everything possible within the confines of If for some reason it doesn't sell, call us and run good taste and legal constraints to help you adl.(ertlse your products or services to your best advantage. The newspaper does. reserve the right the second month FREE. to edit or reject any copy or illustration that does not meet the newspaper's standards of acceptance. We make every effort to ensure that our advertisers are reputable. However, we welcome your Charge your classified ad . 700-799 comments and suggestions concerning any of our advertisers. Call Classified and ask for the manager. to VISA or MasterCard 112 116 118 118 202 210 Teddy Ads Lost & Found Personals Personals Acreage& Lots Houses for Sale 224 236 Vacation Property Mobile Hms for Sale FOUND DOG-Border Collie 200 20/20 WITHOUT GLASSES! male, on Rt. 273 . Call Safe, rapid , non-surgical, Find Peace NEWARK PAPERMILL RD, 392-5434 aftllf 5:30 pm. permanent restoration in Near MBNA & U of D. 4BR, FOUND-Small C1t grey long 6-8 weeks. Airline pilot d• and 2BA, 3 story, totally reno hair, vic. of Chestnut Hin vetoped, doctor approved. vated. 302 737-9165 Estates . Call (302) Free information by mail: Confidence! NEWARK Furman Court, 733-0662. (800)422 - 7320 Through a Greenbridge, 4BR, 1Yr BA, (406)961 -5570, FAX Brick Ranch. New carpet, FOUND Young male cat, Port Live Personal central air. 302 737-9165 Deposit Area 1/29195. (406)961-55n. Satisfac on tion guaranteed. Psychic! \ . Off Liberty Grove Rd. 41 0 Perryviii•By Owner Water HAPPY BIRTHDAY 378-2331. DIABETICS: Med icare/ 1-900-656-4000 VIew. Completely refurb Insurance Billed Direct! Test ished. 3BR 1BA. ONLYI Dad, Grand-Dad & L~t Black Lab 1Yo yre Old Ext. 2003 25 Mlna. Wlap!Deep Creek Great Grand-Dad Strips, Insulin, Glaucometers & $59,900. Call (410) ~ · Lost in Bayview area More. Little or no out-of·pocket $3.99 per min. Lek1. 11 acres $19,900 . 378-5470 or 939-4782. AI Bert Hubbert 2/3195. REWARD Cali 410 be 18 Wooded w/views & flowing L011e, $$. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Must yrs. 398-5731 . LIBERTY MEDICAL SUPPLY Procall Co. springs. Perked, survey, owner All of Usl financing avail. 1 800 898-6139 1-800· 762-8026. Call today. (602) 954·7420 ext. 314. MOUNTAIN PARADISE 40 For Sale By Owner acres -$54,935. Beautiful Bayview N E area, 3BR, 232 1 wooded property with stream & 2BA, LR, •DR , Fam . rm ., kit, , pondsite near Romney, WV or ig . deck, detached 2-car Mobile Homes-Rent Apartments Furnished will sell 20 acres lor $29,700. gar ., close to 1-95 . I!!!!'!!!"!!'!!!"!!'!!!"!!'!!!"!!'!!!"!!'!!!"!!!!! ' 80% financing available from $123,900. 658·2150 aft. 5· 3BR mobile home 14x70, in MOTEL ROOMS local bank. Call owner, H.C.V. Nottingham, PA. No Pets . EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS 1-703·662·9216. (410) 658·3470 . LOWEST PRICES t«l DEPOST REQUIRED 204 410-~· 9623 410-392-0955 Commercial Property For Sa'!tOwner Elkton-Cape Cod, 4BR, 2BA, LR, DR, kit, basement, 8x1 0 shed. 9x14 saeened gazebo. Mobile Home Lola 254 : $119,000 . 658-2150 alt. 5. Special $300 discount Apartments Unfumlshect package . No app fee . Townhou11 cloM to H~pltel Prompt pay• & senior citizen 2BR, 1Yo SA, bsmt, walk-in discount. Starting at $235 1BR Elkton 131 W. Main St. t closets , brick front, cia. completely renovated , Rt. 279 & DE line retail/office per mo. Sec dep req. M·F, $88,900 302-836-4235. 1:00 -5, Sat , 10- 1. 410 $450/mo uti I. incl. Sec. depr space avail. 1 ,OOOeq . ft. or reqd . 41 0·398-6291 . ' more. Inquire at Nick's Deli You CAN own your own home I 287-6429. or call (410)• 392·4096 . No downpayment on ma North E11t 4BR trailer, Lak• 1BR ·North E11t Lg and clean; tarials. Ask about our lim side, 1BA, ac, afpliances, $400/mo + sac dep . 210 ited time offer. Call Miles wid hookup, 11 Champ 410-392-5452. • Houses For Sale Homes .today! lain Dr., $475 +Sec. Dep., 1 BR NorthNII2nd floor, WIW 1-800-343 -2884 ext 2101. MODERN LEASING 410 carpet, large eat-in kitchen: 398.0699 clean, $375/mo + utii. 8o Elkton Beaut. renov ., Zoned 212 sec. dep. 410 392-3940 1 RO, ingmd Anthony pool. LR, Income Property DR, kltch, off., 3BR, 2.5BA, 236 2BR-North Elat $425/mo ~ in-law apt.lbsmt. , 2 car gar. Mobile Homes-Sale sec dep, no pets, water) $125 ,900 OBO . Call sewer & trash removal , in• Meadows At Elk Creek 410-392-3276. FLORIDA HOMES FROM eluded. 410 287·5422. : 439 Muddy Lane Elkton Owner Fln1nclng Zero $10,000. Florida's Exclusive 2BR Perryville $395 & Util 41 0·398·04 70 Magazine lor pr•owned Mo • • • • Down . Like New,4BR, 2ba, Elkton·lnvHtment Property Ground floor . Porch & yard'. blleHomes . View 1,000 homes , 1.3/4ac , 9 ~ %/aO, 3-1BR un its. $14,000 + in· Sec. dep. & ref. req. 41~ Tumquist Apartments E photos, description, pri ce, loca 398·3733 • $1076.48/mo $128K.Need come •per •year Serious in· tion, phol1e ... Save thousands . L ••• 110 Windward Ct. E Good Credit PVR 410 quiries only . Si18,000. 410 Introductory subscription 2BR.Prlvltl ent. Elkton ared. 41 0·392-<1099 • • • • • • c 827-9050· 392·3276. $9.95. 1-800-295-8899. Lr, kit, bath. Sand porcl}. Appf incl wid hookup. ~ Village of Courtney G pets. Sec dep reqd . $485/mo. Call or lv ms~ 117 Courtney Dr. ~ 410-3V8·9422. 41()..398-7328 • • • • • .... • DOGWOOD I • I . VILLAGE 3BR North Eaat 1 1/2 beth. Avail. 3-1 . $500/mo Call (302) English Village Apts. Drive 20 Miles and Save $20,000! G 737-7674 •or• (410) 287 ·5730, Fox Hall Office A s Cecilton 1BR, 1st floor. 302·366-8790 • • • • • • • • • • $275/mo & utit., su itable~ 1 person . Cali (4 10) Iron Hill Apts. E • 3 Bedrooms 879-0632 ' L 2A4 Burleigh Court E • 2 Baths • Central Air 1BR ChtriNtown 4 Rms, Pli 302·366·8228 c • .Brick l~ront LandJn~ vate ent., W·W carpet, ale, wid. • • • • • • • • • • • • E•c. cond., pool priv., off at • Town l UlUJcs parking . Ref. & sec. dep. req. G BIRCk To1> Driveway NORTH EAST, MD $425/mo + util. Avail. immed. • !Car Garage 287-2988. E Thi.~ model priced u.t 8102,900 • Lot Included L Meet.~ the n.ew CDA rate.~ Htnrti11g at 7Y. % E • • • • • • c • • • • • 3 hcdt·oom!l • 2.5 hutha Vlll1~1 of Courtney Valen d • 10 n. vnuJtcrl e tling 111 Specl81 $250 to move in. muskr bedroom ph1s aec deposit. No pets. Call 411D E cothedroJ ceiling In mnst.er bu01 398-7328. I L · E • centrnlalr • brick fron t landing c • towtt ut Ill lies • bluck lop drlvewuy North East The Pieri • • • • • • 1 & 2BR'a $430-$475/mo. • lnclud s wallpaper package pets. Sec dep req'd. Call 4 PERRYVILLE, MD • In ·ludCl! lot 287·8888. Offered eLL 8114,900 • • • .IOHMI.IIILIR, IUILDIIl· o-t._. • • • Nor1h Eaat 2BR, 1at ft ., OPEN HOUSE 14f0Jt21-300t' f ...240o31M w/d & hell allotm 1""""'14f0)14N71f MON., TIUlS. l FRI. 3:30 PM-5:30 PM $550/mo + aec. dep...... MT.I2..tPN• IS. 392-0027 . F~ IIR lli\KY I 0, I !J9!i • 254 260 276 308 A ts· Unfurnished Houses-Unfurnished Twnhms·Condos-Rent BldG l Ma1lflals 12 Pine, 3/4", t&g, 7&8" Nottlnghem Tower Apte • North Eelt·Timberbrook For wldtha, Total735l.l.i.•lao 2BRs available, 1st month lease, 3BR, just remod 1751.1. 1112l17" t&g. nlue HOME SERVICE rent FREEl Call 610 eled . Avail. immed. Unfurn. $950, tiC. $750 , (110) 932-3331 . 3BR Elkton Beautiful water $725/mo. 287-8245 day. 255-0532. DIRECTORY Perryville 1BB, 1st floor, wid view, 2BA, dutch colonial, flp, hookup. No pets. $350 & garage. $800 mo . 410 278 713 715 '733 744 sec. dep. 398-0575 after 6 ~3;.;92:.;-50:-;...:.48:..:..-= :---=:::---::-::-:- Vacation Property 708 1 320 Brick a. Stone Child Care Cleaning Services Lawn C-are/Landscaping Photography pm . N. Chll. City 2BR, 2BA , Firewood, Fuel PINE HILL APTS $850/mo. Canal side , sec. Falrhlll ~ of 2 has 1 FT, 1 1BR Starting at $425/mo & ref. req . No pets. (41 0) Stone delivered, driveway• I will vldeotepe your blt1hday 2BR Starting at $520/mo 885-5017. Firewood All 1 year seasoned PT opentng fo r 2yr olds and BILL'S CUSTODIAL party. $8. Heve relerencea. Oak & others $115 per cord graded. Call (410) $250 Security Deposit p rt De IVRI I S 3BR 287-7621. up. lots of activities, Ius· SERVICE Wecfdlnge, greduellone 1110. 0 1 delivered promply . can 41 o sons , healthy meals and for Oualifiod Applicant poe ng un Comm/Rea/BUIIlnell Within 30 mllee of Elkton. Heat & Hot Water lncl 'd Ref & sec dep reqd . 392·5175. snacks. Cntry atmosphere . Cell Bob, 410 382~828, any· 650 Cyprna Herbor, Orlendo J 8 years Exp. Elkton, MD 410 398-94"" $ /m o nego . Firewood Seasoned - FRE ~ 709 410 - 392 - 2269 . time. ""' 410 -658-5165. 2BR, 2BA, wid, kit, sleeps 6. :Carpentry & Cabinets licM07-42978. • Free Eat. • FuDy lna'd Call 398-2937 for info & video. call even in gs . (41~ J R RHOADES Winding Brook TIH . 4BR, 1 287·2696. Gatch'a Family Day Care Has . 8trtpp1Di , .• Snow removal. Commer· 748 full bath, 2 half baths. POCONOS 3BR HouM near • Snowflake $600/mo. Section 8 ok. 410 Camelback, Jack Frost & open ings for all ages. Me It W-.zllli cial & Residential. Reason Repairs & Remodeling als prov. POC accepted. ..,om 398-5258 Big Boulder. Re nt by week, 322 aua·Shampooibf able rates . Call (410) ELKTON 1 & 2BR , starting at Furniture Newark/El kton area . 287-8009. wee kend or weekdays . 410 -392-6881 aft 6pm . awmd.. , TYNDALL $375/m o. Some util. Incl. 265 Limit 8 parsons. NO PETS. lic#35407. Sec. dap. req . No Pets. Call Miscellaneous For Rent Call 410 885-5602. (4) pc. LR aet. $75. Call (41f'll Elkton 737 Home (410) 392-5940. 392- 6182. 7 Mother'• Touch Daycare Miscellaneous Improvement VACATION HOME available :carpenter Retired do all home Conowingo Sch Dist. FfT & 410-398-6744 Banquet Hall American leg May 1 through October 31 . NO SALES TAXIContract Uct •repairs & remodeling at reason before & after school open- 258 2BR, 2BA , LA, Kitchen , uidators , Delaware's larg&f •we Do It All With Pride Houses Furnished Ion, Elkton MD • food ser· :able rates•. Glascow area. 302 . ings. Meals & snacks pro· 30 yrs experience v i ces ava il. Ca ll screened porch, washer/ furniture distributor goea : =834~· 3.;.:1n.:.;,.. ----- vided , planned activities. HoUN & OHice Cleenlrte in all phases of 410 - 398 - 4525 or dryer, pool privil eges . As· public. We contract w/ 410 658 -2699 . lie I Reasonable Rates, Santor POCONO SKI HOUSE 4BR, 410-398-9720. pen Meadows, 3 mtles from manufacturers nationwide t ' 710 07-45810 Citizen Dis count . home improvement. 2BA, near all ski resons. Rehobet h Bea ch . li quidate bedding, furniture . ;carpet & Floor Services Perryville Daycare immediate 410-287-5730 lv msg . Avail weekly or weekends. 266 $525/ wee kly. Call accessories. NeW merchandise opening, all ages, loving Hit Larcl'e for musicens or Call 41 0- 287 · 9662 410 - 392 - 6 91 2 or ar riving daily. : M & M Cleaning Servlcea bends. Gt:::::mteed Gold or Call Today evenings. OHice Space For Rent 410-398-0347. HUG!: SAVINGS! env ., special needs Residential & olfioa. Call for American Direct Clt~nlng welc me . Open 24 hrs/ Platium depending on your for Free Estimate On duPont Highway just sou*' Commerdal, Indus trail car FREE ext., ask for Marie. effort. Alpha• & Omega Pro of 13-40 spilt on 13. 1/4 milt! 7days . Lic#22681. 410 (302) m -0649. 260 282 pata . Low rates. Free Esti 642-3381 . ductions. Call Ed Monroe at Houses Unfurnished Wanted To Lease/Rent passed split. Mon-Thurs 11 am- mates. 41 o 392-3699. 410 392-6936. 7:30pm, Frl 11 am-8prn, Sat ·carpet Seleellnatellatlona/ Quality Home Oeycere learn- 717 410-287-2657 1Oam-6prn, Sun 12-4prn. 4 pc 'R 1 F 11 1· ed d · ing (Hooked on Phonics) & 2BR Elkton. $500/mo & util. bedroom: chest, dresser, mir epa re u Y toans an tn- loving envir. F/t or Pit opan- Contractors 740 Sec. dep. No Pots. 410 Painting a. Papering AU Phases Of ror, headboard $178, 4 drawer sured . Shop at home servioa . in gs in Elkton area. Home Jmprouments & Repairs 885-2774 chest $48 assembled . 4pc sec C a 11 K & M Carp at' 392-2869. #0745801 L.J. Tem pie General Contrac· Latye & SmaU 302-325-3527. tor Roofing SldinQ Addi· South Wind COnstruction Carpentera Point Cozy 1BR tional $398. Full siza &leapers !ions all types of butlding & ....,...... ,. _• widen, near water, cc•m· starting at $218. Bedding : twin A & A Paintina "'""'"oW'I 27 392 3,. 94 pletely ren., W·W carpe t, OHice 1400 sq . fl. in Northside $88 set, lull $98 set, queen remodeling MHIC 10335 10 yrs exp. Also, pres. was'l\'ing, $128 set, king $248 set. Bunk DONALD G. VARNES Call 410 658-4260. Four Welle Home lmprova- fireplace. $475/mo. Sec . & Plaza, Elkton. Call (302) roof sealing, & driveway sea ment410658-3918. Base· ref. req . Call (4 10) 455-0708. bed w/inner spring bunkies AND SONS, INC. ling. Chimney caps Installed. mont, Kitchen, Drywall , 877·7299. starting at $169. Daybedsstart Res or Comm. Ref's, Sr. disc. OHice for Rent. E. Main St., ing at $68. Reach for tha Stare Child Painting, Doors, Windows , ===-:-:-=:-:--=-=:-:-::::-:-:- Hardwood Floors Will beat any written estimate, 1 Elkton . 398·2345. Care has immed opngs for 2 & 721 Decks . MHIC 43412. ELKTON 3BR, 1.5 BA, TIH in BRING AD FOR FREE GIFT! • Sanding/Finishing 3 yr olds . CPR and First Aid Elderly Care 410 642-2127 302 328-7002 • Winding Brook appl., 272 We 1111 whit we advartlael Cert. Pulaski Hwy, Elkton. MORETZ & SONS • Installation freshly painted . Section 8 Rooms For Rent 410-392-4292 Mature Relilble Ladr Will run CUSTOM 410 Greco Walker & Battery Opo Quality Home ~k~r:.ts . $550/mo . erated Swing w/ Our Family's Been Thompeon Eata,tee FT/PT errands, grocery shOp, pro PAPERHANGING Openings . For 2yrs old & vide transportation & do MOTEL ROOMS removable seat. $80 for Doing Floors For Personalized , paper remov, lmDrOVement!! Elkton 2BR, sm . housa. EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS both. Exc Cond. Call 410 up. Meals provided. Lots of light cleaning . References. wall prep, oa il & trim painted . 25 yra rxperlence In all ph· $450/mo, $450/mo sec. Over 30 Years TLC. Call 410 398-6797. C'all 398-9390 Iva msg. 410-392-9623 304 392-11589. Free estmatesl302 737-1609. ases. No fob Ia to farge or dep. + utilities . Call 302-658-4191 lie #07041719. email I Calltoclay for free es11· 392·0258. A,pllances Ovel Dining Room Table & 8 P11tor'e Painting & Wallpapo chre maple. Expands from (301) 728 erlng Interior - Exterior mate, 410 939·0177, 410 715 . Hauling 557·6143. MHICI47687. MOTEL ROOJ.tl & 62"·96". 44"wide. Seats 12. Reasonable Rates. Call Elkton 2BR on High St. Cail $175. 410-398-8596. 737-5953 Cleaning 302 798-2358. 398-4646. EFRCIENCY APARTMENTS 749 ...... Kitchen Table Set Oak, 4 R. Rhoadel Hauling Elkton 3BR RenVOptlon to chairs with pads. Like new. 713 Attlc/Baeement/Garagea Hauling mulch, top soil, stone Roofing a. Guttering ELKTON & Buy C>.tmer will finance. WILMINGTON AREAS $150. 410 287-3825 Child Care Best priced clean outs around . for driveways. Selaonal Fire 1be, 12 X 16 shed. ca. 410 392·9623 302·658-4191 GE dryer · e~c . cond. $75. Cail • Free ee11matea wood $85. Snow removal for Fenced in yard. No pets. Waterbed producta dla· H & M Gen. Contractora Is Old 302-656-7373 392-2304 aft. 1 counted! Heater& $19.99. Calvet1 Schl Diet. FT/PT Call John at 410-398·2863 . residential & businesses, rea· Man Winter's load too $650/mo. Call 410 sonable rates. 410-287-3107. Waveless mattresses $44.95, openings. Experience & Cleaning Sarvlcee for your Prof-lonal Painter much for your roof to 885-5759. Kenmore •Undercountar Dll· hwaaher e~c condition. Queen soflaided beds from quality. Meals prov . home. Christian couple. Interior p!lir.tir.g. No job too handle? C~l 378·9593 for Elkton lg. 1BR elf., oant. heat/ 41 0-658-4520 Lie 38731 729 small. Free Estimates! MOTEL ROOJ.tl & $100 . Call 410 -398-3111 $299. UPSIFEDEX delivery. Fee neg . Ref. avail. Lva . • our reduced winter prices. ac., $375/mo util incl. No Enormous selection at whole 41 O -'IC~ · 6053 I1Cha11peake Clly/Ceclhon message. 410 287-7868 Heating Roofing, gutters. downsp pets. Must pass credit EFRCIENCY APARTMENTS sale prices . Free Color Cata outs. Free estmates. . check. 642-2700, 306 lisa's Daycare. Before & Gail'a Cleaning eervlce com Bicycles log. 1-800·992-0873. tl after school. Licll0337061. plete rasidantal & office Bollar Repalra Gas and oil 212-noo. ELKTON & 410 885-5972. cleaning sarvioa. Insured & fired lurnace sales. Call 757 WILMINGTON AREAS 323 IChlldrene Image llcennd family owned & operated . R .C . Williams at Tree Services 410 392·9623 302-&Sa-4191 2 Blkea 26" vry gd c:ond , new Garden & Lawn Daycare has openings. Professional tratnad & 302 -658-9017 Pyramid Elkton large 3BA, 1BA duplex, 302·656-7373 tires, 1 Sears & 1 3sp supervised stafflid . Satis stove, refrig, carpi. No pets. N h .,& & E k AIf $30/each. 41 0 658-5018 lie# 07025987. North East Plbg & Htng, Inc. LARSON'S .T~EE SERVICE faction guarn, reas Nice area, near park. ot1 """ I ton ord· area. 410 287-8304 Dave'• Heating & Cooling CERTIFIED, • Best rates available now • $600/mo + util. & sec. dep. able budget motel units & 10 ep. Bike like new. $50 or rates & free estimates. 410 hazardous take downs • 41 398-8667 apts. lowest prioal No dep blo. 410 392-2411 Conowingo Area Openings 378-4933 . Certified, 17 yrs exp. Have 17YRS.EXP. o for 2 & up . Meals/snacks/ Heater cleaned & tune-up. 800 Have your heater cleaned stump & ~chrub removal • req 'd. 410 392-9623 Gene'• Storage Cleanup & land cleartng • brush chip· Holllngeworth Menor Up 410·392-0955. ' • cralts. POC accepted . 949-4581 or 410 392-6504 . & tuned-up, to save $$ dated 2BR, 1BA, gas heat. 308 Lict0722720 . Removal attics, garages, Free Est on Installation. f)ing • Firewood available • Building Mate!'lals Snow Plow Mayere Full hy basements & sheds . Clea on those cold days ahead. Fully insured Md Forest $400/mo w/1 mo sac. dep. 410-378-3362. HEA11NG OIL No pats. Section 8 ok. Call 276 draulics with mount for ' Ford nup & remove any un 1-800-949-4581 Products operator. Call41 0 Townhomes & COndos 350 truck. $2000 . Call Nick 410 wanted storage. Furniture, 398-2173. Depend. loving Mom has day-· .62/gal Bulldog Oil 392-5175 . 398-8390. • ; ~t~~re pos. avail . Newborn & up. toys, dishes, bikes, cars, 392-6504 motorcycles. No job too big 302 -738-2125 TLC meals & activities. RS sch . Serving all of Cecil County FREE Est. on 326 dist. 658-2294. lic107-47273 or small. 41 0 398-6759. Installation I Jewelry Diamond Engagement Ring 1/2 ct. valued at $1300, NEWARI< POST. asking $500. Papers In cluded. Cail 410 287-4845 +Greater Newark's Homerown Newspaper Since 1910 + 332 Miscellaneous FOR SALE 1994 Hess Trucks j BUSINESS & PROFES-SIONAL 410-398-9362 FOR SALE .. 10 SPEED BICYCLE ~ Needs Tires ! $15 STORM DOOR 'I Aluminum , 76" long x 36" wi •. Has window - n&1ds screen. GLASS & MIRRORS Make an offarl l ACCOUNTING IN FIREPLACE INSERT • TAX RETURN ' A. DK GLASS & Warner, needs sanding! and a NEW~ MIRROR few fire bricks. $50 - OR take!a THOMAS C. JONES CPA SALE! SALE! ·- -' look and make an offarl ALL PLEXIGLASS I EXPERT ADVICE- REASONABLE FEES £ . ,.,~ ALARM DATA I BIG DISCOUNTS ~. ;, ./' CALL ,' PERSONAL-CORPORATE-SMALL BUS. 410-642-6498. • 24 HOUR EMERGENCY 834a 1158 • FEDERAL & MULTIPLE STATE TAX PREP. SERVICE ,. PAYROLL SERVICE/TAXES -.~ CORP. 105 E. SCOTLAND DR. NEWARK 1 opposi te Glasgow Pines) Sunqueet Wolff Tanni!Jg Bede New commercial hor6i 410·398·9382 "" 1·800·294·1515 units. From $199. lamps, .b tions , acces£ories . Mont'y BURGLAR ALARMS HEATING CONTRACTOR payments low as $18. Call1) ADVERTISE HERE da~ FREE NEW color cataleg. "DO IT YOURSELF" IBQU,DEN 1 00 462·9197. 3 FOR INFORMATION f!f!> Professionally Installed ON THE Heating A&:. Heat Pumps • ACCESS CONTROLS DIRECTORY Sales, Se~e . & Installation • FIRE ALARMS • TELEPHONE SYSTEMS (302)368-2553 ( 41 0)398-9060 e CCTV • MEDICAL ALERT Heat Pumps are our Specialty/ LEGAL NOTIC~ WE PROVIDE: COMPLETE INSTALLATION, LEGAL NOTICE • 24 HR. SERVICE, 24 HOUR MONITORING, OUTDOOR & PATIO Estate of ANNA "v. FURNITURE DONAHOE, Deceased.j AUTO DETAILING 1 YEAR WARRANTY. ~ & ALARM SYSTEMS Notice is hereby gi~ BUY or LEASE, lW!Wl SUNBRITE PRODUCTS INC that Letters ef "Qualil)' A I Affordable Prices" Administration WiJh Monthly Payments Available.... El Will Annexed upon tKe r ov"g Ib::INGa iUTO'DEiiiuNom"" No Sales Tax 7b Out of State BuyeN We foe§~£~r~% ~~~cle Estat.e of ANNA V. DO~· I . 1 r COMPLETE HOME • Fine PVC Pipe Furniture NOT ONLY ENHANCING ITS APPEARANCE BUT ALSO ITS VALUE II 00 AHOE who departed this L SECURITY SYSTEM *450 I ~ ',', • · ·' 1 • Replacement Cushions & Umbrellas . Mem. or Prof Detaoling Assoc . • Window Tinting I . . • Repairs & Senrice • Free Delivery life on the 18th day .bf I • Authorized Apache Alarm System Dealer (Ntxrto rate ~in t ~oquorsl November, A.D. 192:'J Alba Dr. • Newark 1 80"751110 NU!6 late of 801 N. BROUM V" s ~% ~:~tJ'b Chesapeake ELECTRONIC flUNG AVAILABLE To Advertise Iii this Pawnbrokers TAX$AVER$ t, COMPUTERIZED f'IMTDOOIC .u Income Tax Service TAX RETURNS nMJ~ CJ!' • Free Delaware State Return TaxDir~ey 2725 AUGUSTINE HERMAN HGWY • Free Pick-up & Delivery Business & Individual Route 213 South of Chesapeake ay • "PC" Filing for Faster Refunds Gofd, Dfemond•, Call Vanessa .At ,IOHN SEAMAN sr.reoe,7V~, Nlntendo, c.,.,.., Wilmington • Hockessin • Newark 17 Charles St., Manchester Park Toot•, Etc. (302) 239-8713 (302) 454-7666 !UY-1'.4 WN-SlU-TUDE 1-800• 2ZO-3311 410-398-9034 410-885-30)4 (302) 731-5593 (302) 738-3324 Year Round Computerized Bookkeeping Service F~. IIIWAK\' I 0, 1995 • EWA RK POST • PAc t: II 8 864 864 864 864 ----so a 868 872 872 876 Autos Over $5000 Autos Over $5000 Autos Over $5000 Autos Over $5000 Four-Wheel Drive Four-Wheell)rive PI Pickups Vans Bonneville 4drSE 1993, auto., t5 NEON SPORT Ford Aero1t1r e.e· JHp Gr CherokH 95, Laredo, Ford Renger 1983, new ores , pwr s18erlng, pwr seats, 4dr, (2.0) 4 cyl, Auto Trans, Lexut LS 400 , '91, garaged . S.tumSLU3SDN,5spd,ac, Chevy 5-10 pickup '82, 6 cyl., $800. 410 398·8779. Grand Vovager '89 All servlco records, 70K 1 Red $12 995 Extended Van, Fully equipped. Wh ite , 26F, loaded, orig 5 sp., $600 blo. 410 a/c, AM/FM cau ., am/1m Stereo Ceasena, Tilt mile warranty. Only 34K p' · ' · or Platinum, at, '16, ac, am/lm pw, White w/Biue Accent , $29,800 asklng $25,500 . 392·2411 cruisa ,leather seal, 410 Wheel, Dual Air Bags, Anti miles. Loaded. Extra clean . Pin no Pontiac Buick #FTP140A, Jeep Cherokee '91 cas& & more. Oxford. PA 410 392·5321 . Loredo, 2 dr, at, ac, 4wd . 658-2892 Lock Brakes, ale, Rear Defros· $28 900 410 88 5-34 45 $15.995 Chevy Sllveredo '80 , V-8. $7,995 ter, Elec Mirrors & Locks & • . ' . 215-932-2892 JeeD Gr Cher 93' $650 OBO . 410·287-6924. Select-trae, pw, pi, amlfm cass . Dodae lntrepia 94' MORE I Easy on Gas I 4year/ McCoy LTD, V~. at, ac.lealher, pw, pi, $15,995 4 dr, 6 C/1 , at, ac, pw, pi, amlfm 60mo. Extel1ded Warranty & Toyota Corolla 93' Loaded , only 14k. Dodge Dakota 92' Road Side Assistanoe. Just SON, at, ac, amlfm cess . Advantage cess, amlfm cess, Two to $24 ,995' Club ce6, V8, at, La pkg, low Chrysler/Plymouth choose from . take over payments! $9,495' Advantage miles, pw, pi, custom cap. Jeep/We $16,199 110 932·3111 $199/MO* *$'2000 down 1158098a Chrysler/Plyiiiouth 60 months cash/trade, state $12 ,495 Jeep/~ Advantage Ford Tempo '93 1201» dGin Cit/IIi, .. "" ll!tnl. Ollll!UI liT. 40 fees additional. -:::::::: a IU(TON, liD Sdn, Maroon, 17k miles, at, ac, 1223 Telegraph Rd. 011\1\ill liT. 40 -= amlfm cess, pw, pl. Advantage i •L&TON.MD Advantage RisingSun,MD. ~ e !~~=~- $7,995 -410.658-4801 Dodge ~Rl!I.IJ --:.~.: Dodge 410·842-8700 0 Mnde 82000 LX 1987, met. Grand Voyager'86 "fe ILitTON, liD -41o.H.... - 410-a2-4- blue , Ssp., amlfm cess . V6, at, Burgundy. amlfm cass, CI!KIIUK _,M-CAIII CIIi1!lll_.. , Ford Bronco XL T '91. 78K. . .. P·i!A 11 11 clean Advantage V-8, auto , ale, posl rear. $2750 . 392-9028 IV msg. car. Chryaler/Piyiiiouth liT. 40 OXFORD, PA ILIITO:.·.:: •LitTON, liD Exc c:ond . $14,000. Call e $7,995 DOdae Neon 95' Jeep/Eiqtle e Shelby Dakoll Truck #143 of 4 dr, 5 spO, 40 mpg, 12k miles. 61 0 932-0500 410-658-4260 . OXFORD, PA only 1500 made, luel in· 115000fA - 410.Ha.MOO jected VB 318 magnum, Oll\lllll -.4IOo.llll' Ford Bronco 91' DOdge Ram 1500 94' $10,495 Toyota Corrolla 92' 610 932-0500 SLT, snort bed. VB , low miles, 200hp, low miles, auto wl Advant~e I!! UllTO:.·.: SON, 4 dr, at, ac, cass, very 'Eddie Bauer, 4x4, lully loaded. electric aver drive, shelby Chryaler/Plyiiiouth -« dean, 46k miles. tr3701A. 514 ,995 Jeep Gr Cherokee'93 lully equipped, bed liner. wheels, ps, pb, ale, amlfm Jeep/We Advantage 1151125A jj152022 McCoy Loredo, lully equipped, pi, pw, cess , mint c:ond , tow pack· -41~ Geo Prlzm '92 $8.895 at, ae, cc, amlfm cass & more. Dodge Advantage age, inspected. Best offer . otllii!R aoo-4....,... Sdn , Pewter, 5 spd, ac, amlfm Hunter Green . Low miles. Mr B Johnson 410 - 41_... _ cas&, only 34k miles. Advantage e ILK.,:.•.: Olmllll -aM-CAlla $23,995 Dodge 592-SSBO alter Spm. Work . liT. 40 $6,995 410.,... _ e ILitTON, 110 Plymouth Voyager 8T -« JEFF -•N -·14-CAIIS 876 Ol m~ IIT.40 LE, V6, al, ac, pw, Pl. amlfm Dodge Shadow !~~=~-OIK!IIll\ ~AilS Advantage - Vans '94 Advantage D'AMBROSIO i ILKTON,MD cass. 9k miles, ae, amlfm cess, Ba· Chryaler/Piyiiiouth Chl)'!ller/ Piyiiiouth e 61 0 932-9090 ILilT:·.:: $3,995' lance of factory warranty . Jeep/Eaele e Jeep/Eagle Pontiac Grand Prix SON, Ford F150 XLT 93' $129/MO* $9,995 -4UI·aa. 93 - 410.:111Z.II400 pw , pi, tilt, cruise, White .. V.W. JETIA 1994, Dusty ~Klli!A IOQ.42(1..,jf:ll' VB, at, lu11y equipped , 26,000 36/months ~l\lllll ~-·· .. $14,995. Mauve paint, grey interior, miles. IT3755A. $14,795 '$2000illlt< alliltile, IIIII Ills dilli. Advantage ILilTO~·.:: 5 speed, ac, sunroof, ami e ILilTO:~·~~": Cbryaler/Piyiiiouth -«e Plnno Pontiac Buick 1m cas&, dual airbags, gar· Jeep{Eagle Oxford, PA Lincoln Continentia! 1990, 215·932·2892 age kept, 7k miles, Jeep Gr Cherokee '93 4UI·H&oMOO Signature model, loaded, in 1--....:c;..:--'-'-':..::.:..=-- $f3,000. 302 37B-8616. Limited , VB , leather, 4x4, OIRllUII ~IO-.IIII' JEFt ~· good shape . $9500. Pontiac G Prix 90' Quadra-track, pw, pi, at, ac & iii I jil -« -e ILitTO-:.·.:: 398-0315. CPE, V6, at, ac, pw, pi, tilt, more. D'AMBROSIQ 866 $23,995 61 0 932-9090 OXFORD, PA Lincoln Town Car 94' cruise, cas$s,995• Autos-Antiques Dodge Spirit '91 lr~~ Equipped, 2 to choose $129/MO* Chevy Lumina Van '92, SOK. 610 932-0500 Sdn, Met Gray , at, ae, amlfm Advantage 1223 Telegraph Rd. loaded. Buy for payoff cass, 37k miles . Ford Pickup ·ss Good engine, Chrysler/Plymouth $12,800 or assume loan. Plymouth Voyager '90 $24.995 1211111daln :W~~~:·.,, Diln. new tires & breaks. New · · Jeep/Eagle Rising Sun, MD. 41 0·392-25B1 lv msg . SE, V6, at, ac, am/Tm cass, $7,395 McCoy paris. Best Offer Call 410 1223 Telegraph Rd. 410.658-4801 Dark Driftwood w/camel inter· - 410. ..Z.MOO Chevy Step Ven 1984, new 392·5921 . Rising Sun, MD. CHRIIIlll 100-420-JIII' 410·642-6700 lor. Advantage 410-658-4801 350 motor, auto, $2000 or $7,395 Cluywler/Piyiiiouth 868 410·842·6700 '!! t:LIITD:~·.:: Ford F 150 '94 b/o. 410 378-3767 lve. Jeep/Eaefe Four Wheel Drive Green, V6, ae, amlfm cass, 15k Ford F350 95' miles. Advantage '!!:::.,a:: OXFORD, PA Crewcab , 4x4, XLT , Power $11.695 Chrysler/Plylilouth IJ!!! ILilTO~·.: 1223 Telegraph Rd. Dodge Dakota 92' stroke, diesel, Centurion Dually Jeep/Eallle Riain( Sun, MD. 610 932-0500 Le pkg, at, ae, 4x4, NICEI. Conversion Advantage _.1..- 410-6158-4801 11580958 McCoy Chrysler/Plymouth ~llii!R aoo-4_.. Eaale Talon 92' 410-842-8700 Shelb Dekota Truck 1143 of $10,995 Ford F250 1988, Ssp., 351 Jeep/Eagle e~·.: at, 16 v~e. ae, pw, cd player. onTy 15oo made, 1ue1 in· Advantage eng ., 35" tires, amlfm cass ., 410..I&oM00 1158069A Mercury Sable '92 Jected VB 318 magnum, I a/c., $8900 . Call (41 0) aoo-410-.1 .., • OIK!IIll\ liT. 40 S9.ns lully equipptjd , at, V6, ae, pw, 398-8546. Plymouth Voyager'86 200hp, low miles, auto w/ Dodge -e nKTON,IIO JEFF pi, amllm cess & more. electric aver drive, shelby -« at, imllm cass, ac, rear defog· Advantage $10,495 wheels, ps, pb, ale, amlfm - :.:!::!:!: 872 D'AMBROSIO gar, 7 pass, clean . cess, mint c:ond , tow pack- OII!I!IIP. liT Ford F250 93' 410.Ha.4- 40 Pickups 610 932-9090 $4,295 --394-CAIIS age, inspected. Best offer. e nKTDN.. IID XLT, Supercab, at, 351 VB Ollll!IIR IIT,40 Mr B Johnson 410 $17,995 Ford Aeroetar XL T, 1987, V6, ILIITON,IID 592·6680 alter spm. Advant~e IJ!!! OOdae Ram Charaer 93' McCoy all options, 14K miles on '93 Chrysler/Piyiiiouth TOYOTA PREVIA '91 LE, fx4, fully load&(. transmission, $4500 41 0 snow, Jeep/Eallle Ford Crown VIc 93' $12,995 sand, wam; i~Jg~ndle II alii 287-2077 LX, 29,000 miles, fully 1 Ford Aerollar XL 94, ac, ps, -41..-- equipped $17,995 #158072a at, pb, cruise. Low miles. 0IIlii!R --:.: $14,495 $17 .885 $16,825 or B/0. 410 E ILJ(TOR, 110 Nlsaan 300 ZX 1987, t/tops, Advantage 398-6921 Bam-4:30pm. McCoy turbo, power everyth ing, Advantage ~ 1223 Telegraph Rd. Ford Ranger XLT 91 4 cyl, 5 mint cond., $7300/080. Rising Sun, MD. spd, cass, Blue, $10,995 878 Jim (410) 398·2134. Wanted/Autos & Trucks JEFF !~::~:- JEFF 410-658-4801 #2579b OLDS CIERA '94 otllllill\ a004M-CAIII 410·842·6700 Plnno Pontiac Buick D'AMBROSIO D'AMBROSIO !~::~~-OUIISUII 1004M-CAIIS Ford Escort SW 1984-90 with e nKTD':.·.: 1m1J IIT.40 Oxford, PA $11,995 61 0 932-9090 61 0 932·9090 _ - ILilTON, 110 215-932-2892 bad engine & axe body .Cell 410 398-8766. 1223 Teleeraph Rd. Ri1in1 Sun, MD. -410-6158-4801 410-642·8700 JEFF E!lr:d. Mu111ng LX 93' ~ch back, at, ac, 7,000 miles D'AMBROSIO * $9,995 . 61 0 932-9090 McCoy OLDS SUPREME 'M $14,995 1223 Telegraph Rd. Buick Dod e Honda Subaru Risinr Sun, MD. 410-668-4801 JEFF ANCHOR . ADVANTAGE BEL AIR HONDA McCoy MATT SLAP 410-642-8700 D'AMBROSIO Dodge-Chrysler·Piymoulh FORD • LINCOLN • MERCURY Pontiac & Buick 408 Baltimore Pike 1233 Telegraph Rd. SUBARU,Inc. Ford Mutllng Cobra 94' 61 0 932-9090 Bel Air, 1 Blk. North Of 255 E. Cleveland Ave. leather, Mach 460, Cd stereo, 3 123 Bridge St. 503 E. Pulaski Hwy. Rising Sun Plymouth Sundance Harford Mall 1185 E. Pulaski Hwy in stock Elkton, MD Elkton, MD 41 0-658-4801 Newark, DE Elkton, MD $20,995 92' CPE, at, ac, ps, pb, am·fm. 41 0-398-0700 1-800-394-2277 838·9170 • 893·0600 41 0-642-6700 302-453-9900 McCoy $6,995' (410) 398·5151 $159/MO* JONES~ Bad Credit, No Credit, 60 months Nissan '$211111 d11111 ~. m ilslldlft. BELAIR~ Bankruptcy ------~ -- ---~ $25,000,000 Credit line avail, on Great Selection of 1223 Telegraph Rd. Pre owned Vehicles! Rising Sun, MD. 410-858-4801 410·842·6700 OXFORD, PA SERVING HARFORD & Ford Taurus SW 93' 610 932-0500 CECIL CO. SINCE 1919 SMITH 8 pass, V6, at, ac, pw, pdl, lugg 1506 BELAIR RD. rack, cass , lilt, cruise, 24k Plvmouth Duster '94 BELAIR, MD 21014 VOLKSWAGEN,LTD. miles. CPE, White, 3kmiles , like new, at, ac, cas&, balance of lac 410-879-1133 4304 Kirkwood $13,695 warr. 1-800-223-9493 Highway, : Advantage $10,995 WILMINGTON, DE Toyota 302·998-0131 Advantage IN NEED OF A Chryaler/Piyiiiouth NEWARK ....==:: Jeep/Eaefe ~fijbiii" tq itil iii NEW DR ~ e ILIITON, liD TOYOTA - 410.,S- PUBLIC CAR & USED CAR DR Ford Tempo GL 94' ~I\lllll ~~:. ILilTON,IID ® TRUCK AUCTION TRUCK? 4dr, lullyequipped,4 cyl, at, ac, e 1344 Marrows Rd ., Newark 2 to choose f'Om . 302-368-6262 NORTH EAST (IS YOUR CREDIT Plymouth Sundance '94 AUCTION $9,995 CPE, Green, 7k miles, ac, ami USED CARS A PROBLEM? ... ) 1m cass. Balanca of factory GALLERIE McCoy warranty. No Credit EVERY THURS. NOT A $9,895 McCov Cars That Make Alwags :100 New Bad Credit 7P.M PR08LEMI FORO • LINCOLN • t:IERCURY SENSEI! No Problem! U.S. Rt. 40& Advantage 1233 Telegraph Rd. Nlssans In Stocll . Mechanics Valley Road ebeysler/Piyiiiouth Cleveland Ave. & Newark Toyota I HAVE YOUR Rising Sun Kirkwood Hwy. North East, Md. Jeep{Eagle Import Outlet 410-658-4801 Newerk, PE 75 Used Cars! Just 20 mins. from Wilm. SOLUTION! 1223 Telegraph Rd. - 410...... 00 302-453-6800 1925" via 1·95 exit 1DO to Rl. 40 Ollllllll -..4~:. 41 0-642-6700 Risinr Sun, MD. 1-BOQ-233-4169 CALL -410-858-4801 "fe ILilTON, 110 • New Car Center Oldsmobile 410·842·8700 • New Truck Center Jeep CHRIS MOURING • Used Car Center BAYSHORE AT PLAZA FORD • Body & Paint Shop /PIDZH68 ADAMS JEEP EAGLE AUTO, Inc. PUBLIC AUCTION Gee West end of High St. OF BELAIR. Sentinel Self Storage Cleveland Ave. & 1701 Belair Road Aberdeen, Md Kirkwood H\V)'. 398-7770 1·800-831-0763' 200 First State Blvd., Stanton DE 19804 Newark, DE Bel Air, Md 21014 1·800·427-7115 A Public Auction will be held on Thursday, 1·80Q-831·0763 New & Used Jeep 800-255-7no RE-ESTABLISH February 16th, 1995 at 10:00 a.m. The units to be 302-453-6800 auctioned are as follows: Sales & Service Gee YOUR CREDIT, Thomas Malone #0309, Pamela Foster #0449, Geo Pontiac 101 N. Phll•dllphle Blvd. AND TAKE CARE Dennis White #5103, Angela Davis #9113, John WILLIAMS Aberdeen,MD 21001 Brittingham, #6209, Arita Fulmore #6208, Maurice CHEVROLET 1-800-800-3037 OF YOUR Walker #9124, Bernie M. Moses #0213, Sharon WILLIAMS NEWARK JEEP EAGLE Crum #9314, Terry Fields #3133, Bruce Long 208 W. Ma in St .. Elkion. MD 244 Eaet Cleveland Av. ~ AUTOMOTIVE CHEVROLET Newark, DE #6156, Melissa Mciver #6243, Lisa Reed #0429, 41~00 302-731-01 00 Oxford, PA J::8:7 NEEDS AT THE Robert Seastrom #0131, Theresa Sharp 118223, 208 W. Ma in St., Clkton. MD SAME TIME. Arlette Denise Torrence #0121 . 41 0-398-4500 1·800-NJE-0535 610-932-2892 Sentinel Self Sto111ge $500.00 DNPMT. 1100 Elkton Rd., Newark, DE 19711 Chrysler A Public Auction will be held on Thursday, GMC ASSISTANCE . February 16th, 1995 at 12:00 p.m. The units to be On Approved Credit 1 auctioned are as follows: STURGILL BAYSHORE TO ADVERTISE IN THIS Rose Battin #4227, Linda Hall #0131, Robert Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge AUTO, Inc. · Bess 110120, Nancy Skinner 114108, Thomas Ford Jeep Eagle • U.S. Rt. 1 IPLRHI• : 112000·1 , Jaqueilne Hines 113112, Douglas King Conowingo, MD West end of High St. DIRECTORY ~ 12000, Bill & Nancy Seward #0151 , Randall Smith 1701 BELAIR ROAD #0128, Thomas Carol Conley #1012, Bill Evans 1-8()().675-6907 398-7770 & BelAir, MD 21014 •12008, Dan Dlreda #4220, Larry Dalton #1047. New & Used Cars 800-255-7770 CALL KIM AT 410-398-1230 np 213,10 PA<:t: 12 • FW\RJ-. I'OS'J • FFIIRL •ARY I o. 1995 ® Save your blue receipt tapes and donate them to your school. Look for this symbol in .APPLES FOR THE· STUDENTS•PLU.S our aisles . These items are worth double the dollar amount for your school. Lunchbox Favorite Tropical Bananas FIBER-3 grams per medium banana USDA Grade A SUPER G Fresh Whole Fryers Select even colored fruit without bruises. Perdue Fresh REGULAR 59~ To speed up ripening place in a paper bag. Whole Fryers 1.25 lb. lb. lb. rolt.'~ J 10 Homestyle Chicken, Manhattan or New P"STEURIZED England Clam Chowder or Chicken Noodle .... CREAM CHEESEeD Progresso· NET Wl I OZ 1221 J) Soup rfW MIIYlTU 19-oz. can · Regular SUPER G Cream SUPER SPECIAL-Progresso Tomato, Vegetable, Minestrone, Lentil, Green Cheese Split Pea or Black Bean Soup, 19-oz. 8-oz. boxes can, 99«1:, SAVE 30¢ Available in the Deli De t. •- Pillsbury · O ri ~ in a l or Ex tra Light flutter. Ute Regular or Lite Burter l:londe1>!> HeefTop R< Jun d Steak Hungry Jack Pillsbury Hungry Eckrich Jumbo Beef Franks London Broil Pancake Mix Jack Syrup 1-lb. pkg. Sf!PER G Select 3 -oz. bo.. Y 24-nz. cont. 86 · 1~/Jell ..! /Je(JI. PRICES AND DOUBLE COUPONS ARE IFFICTIVI THRU MIDNIGHT SAT., FEBRUARY 11, 1115 OR AT THI CLOII OJI BUIINUI, WHICHIVIR COMII PlAIT, in tht Eden Square Super G. This merchandise is not offered for sale or available to retailers or other commercial enterprises. Quantity Rlghta RtMrvtd.