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Yule sp1nt• • lives t's out with the old and in with Newark youth the new as 1985 gives way to 1986. I The year gone by was an in donates doll teresting one for Newark, with its faces and places continuing to change. Although Lauren Brohawn The area lost some dear old friends and of Newark is just five years gained some new ones, and a construc old, she already seems to tion boom helped continue the constant know what Christmas is alteration of Newark's look. really all about. A number of local sports teams had ·Like many other children surprising seasons, some happily so and this year, Lauren wanted a some not so happily so. Cabbage Patch doll. And so And many issues which were raised in she asked for one from her 1985 will continue to be important to NEWARK'S YEAR IN REVIEW 'parents, Michael and Nancy Newarkers in 1986. Brohawn of Pheasant Run. A recounting of the year gone by, as Unbeknownst to Lauren, found in the pages of The NewArk Post, still continues, and Christina plans to ousted Evans from the presidency in her parents granted her follows. The recap begins in June, the reopen West Park Place as an elemen 1984. wish, purchasing one with a month the Post was reborn. tary school in 1986. The building has been tooth because mother Nancy run as a center for a variety of communi- is a dental hygienist. ty organizations by the Newark Depart- • Glasgow High In the meantime, J4ne ment of Parks and Recreation for the last m~king plans b'> however, Lauren had smoking court, • Th~ ~ewArk Post rQtur/ted to a n~ws several years. ·~ong ~~nant.s who were _, entered a drawing for a , 1- toL'it 'u't aft~ i five· ~ears .as a hopv .f:"The"' notlfled tb~ woult! ·t_I.twerto'fmd new · ~~g, ·, ( 0ibbage Patch doll spon- 1 15 • N warke~ new~paper, foundecj, iri 1910, was com- homes w~I e the Newark Day Nursery sored by her eye doctor, · ,... Liber Day cele Gerald Resnick of Furman r pletely redesigne1, ~d first hit area and the G1rls Club of Newark. Place enter. \ homes and newssfah~s June 5. and Resnick Optometric Associates. • In the world of sports, St. Mark's • In sports, the gpld High School won the state baseball title. As it turned out, Laur~n • The Christina School District under 12-7 before 8,000 fans in high went a changing of the guat d as Dr. won the drawing. When Dr. • Also, former University of Delaware school all-star football game to benefit Resnick called to tell her George V. Kirk retired after 18 years as Delaware's mentally retarded citizens. superintendent. "I feel good that so and Newark High School baseball star the good news, the Newa k meone is taking over while things are·go Steve Taylor, now a Republican state girl was somewhat subdued, representative serving the eastern por • More than 1,100 soccer players at least until she gave the ing smoothly," said Kirk, who'saw the representing 77 teams descended on old Newark Special School District tion of the Newark area, reported that telephone back to her the Eastern League was interested in Newark for the annual Kirkwood Soccer mother. "Then she started , through the worst of the desegragation Club invitational tournament. Among the problems and into a new incarnation as locating a franchise in the city. Acquisi screaming, 'I won! I participants was a team from West Ger won!' " Resnick said. Christina. In honor of the service provid tion of a local team was to hinge on the many. ed by Kirk, the Ogletown Middle School construction of a new stadium, possibly The doll, Tracy Sybil, 1' was renamed Kirk Middle School. on the site of the current university facili came complete with ty. • The Newark Babe Ruth League's 13- eyeglasses. Taking Kirk's place was Dr. Michael year-old all-star team won the state title. W. Walls, late of the Beloit, Wis. public On learning the news, school system. Walls, once a poor student Lauren's mother explained July • Newark native Frank Masely discuss that she had already pur who was turned on to education by a car ed plans to compete once more as a ing teacher, said, "I'm a great believer chased a doll. Lauren then • Members of the Newark Police member of the U.S. luge team in the decided that she didn't need in the power of teachers. I know · Department went public with their anger Winter Olympics. He is pointing towards teachers can change lives." both dolls and agreed to over stalled contract negotiations. Talks the 1988 Calgary Games. donate one of hers to a began in the fall of 1984 and police had • Walls took over a growing district, needy child, Resnick said. been working without a contract since August A restaurant near one of the few public systems in the state J(lnuary 1985. with an increasing student population. Resnick's Elkton, Md. office • Residents of downtown Newark were was conducting a toy drive The Christina school board learned m .. Longtime city resident Eth~l upset over rowdy behavior by youths who June from a report by a University of for needy children. One Tomhave died July 21, promptmg Mayor congregated on Main Street weekend child had specifically re Delaware researcher that it could expect William Redd to remark that "Newark nights. " We've abdicated and the rabble its enrollment to grow by 2,000 students quested a Cabbage Patch has lost a good friend." has taken over," charged Anne Munyan doll, so Lauren gave her doll in the next 10 years, with increases of 400 of Center Street. Youths later said they each of the next two years. Projected to that child. • Carole Ann Boyd of Fairfield was hang out along Main Street because it is " It's really the true growth had continuing implications reelected president of the Christina . a social gathering place. " Where else can throughout the year, as district officials Christmas spirit to see a school board, but not before weathermg a kid~ go nowadays?" asked one teenager. child age five understand attempted to find ways to accommodate heated attack by fellow board member the new students. Work on redistricting what Christmas is all George Evans of Wilmington. Boyd had See REVIEW/4 about," Resnick said.
INDEX N ewarkers ...... 2 News ...... 3 Schools ...... 5 University ...... 6 Community ...... 7 Campus ...... 7 Opinion ...... 9 Sports ...... 10 Lifestyle ...... 13 Entertainment ..... 14 Church ...... 15 Classified ...... 16 Dec. 30 1985 .: 2 Tlw 1\ J..\\ Ark l'u:-, 1
Friends from N ewark High School's Class of 1967 r eunite at Jimmy's Diner. '·
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floor, the same Formica tables a person to abandon dreams and to kill for political reasons," he and the same blinds. Everything's live on a day to day basis. said. by Bruce Johnson the same." But the morning that stretched " I really didn' t have any into evening was filled mostly AFTER NEARLY : The 1960s, the era of revolution, While high school students, the dreams,'' said Kauffman. " It was with happy memories of the hippies, Woodstock, and Vietnam friends - James Stewart, Pete just do what there was to do at the recklessness and antics of youth. has been romanticized in the White, Dale Coover, Steve Kauff moment. It was the Vietnam era Trips to the beach, the summer of 100YEARS, inovies. Most recently, the movie man, Dave Foraker, Ed Morris and things were changing very graduation and the nights spent on ~ ' The Big Chill" centered around and Ralph " Duck" Stewart - rapidly so I didn't have a lot of set Main Street watching the world go the dreams and aspirations of would gather at Jimmy's after a goals at the time. It was more of bv. WE KNOW OUR FIELD. ~even fl"iends who went to school night on the town to exchange an immediate thing. · Today, many people know about Kubota m i d · S I Z~ tractors. But ~ogether and were reunited years stories of their exploits. Eighteen few arc aware that Kubma's roots d ate back to 1890. All agreed that life as an adult Since then, Kubota has g rown to be one of the largest l:ater. . years later, a little older, wiser " Everyone was -faced with the manufacturers of agric ultural cquipmcnl in the wo rld. · , · ·,. 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Honot't'd by NPIJ Aetna David W. Lynch of near Newark, a newly-appointed depu Safe New Year ty attorney general for the state, was honored Dec. 23 by the Looking for a New Year's Newark Pollee Department. resolution that can benefit you and Lynch was honored for volun your family? Something that will tarily assisting Newark pollee of be easy to accomplish and have fleer Jay Galloway In making a great rewards? difficult arrest Nov . 23ln the park The Aetna Hose, Hook and Lad Ing lot of the Park & Shop shopp der Co. of Newark suggests put Ing center on Elkton Road. ting the Improvement of your A man In a car reached for a home fire safety on the top of your handgun while being questioned list of New Year•a reaolutlons. But by Galloway. Lynch wltneaaed the don't walt until Jan. 1. Do youraelf ensuing scuffle and a11lsted a favor and start tonight. Galloway In subdulna the suspect. More than five thousand people Lynch 11 a deputy attorney will die In home fires next year. general aasl&ned to the state ln Most wlll die because they aren't lllurance department In Dover. prepared for a fire. They didn't plan ahead and practice how to escape safely. Many of these Meeting house fires and fatalities can be avoided entirely If people know Planning commission and practice good fire prevention techniques. The Newark Planning Commis Aetna recommends you Include sion will kick off the New Year the following In your plans for a with a meeting Tuesday evening, fire safe home: Jan. 71n the Municipal Building on • Make and practice a home fire Elkton Road. escape plan with the entire fami The Commission will consider ly. Have fire drills In the home. t}Je following Items: Identify alternate escape routes. • A proposal for a major sub • Install and maintain smoke division of properties on either detectors In your home (a battery !!Ide of Kershaw Street north of operated one on each level of your €leveland Avenue for construc home) . tion of a nine-unit townhouse con • Check your home for fire dominium development. hazards. A checklist can be ob : • A proposal for a minor sub- tained from the fire department . division and rez~mlng of a 1.01 by stopping ln. acre parcel of hmd adjacent to • Learn how to operate portable Haslett Park for construction of a fire extinguishers In your home. professional offices building. Aetna has Information on the Photo/Dianne Carnegie • The review of amendments to above suggestions. 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Stampede. The event brought • The state announced plans to • Glasgow High School lost to Christina employees together at close the South College Avenue Seaford in double-overtime of the • Newarkers coped with the Newark High School, and was railroad bridge for repairs. state field hockey semi-finals. Drought of '85, and city officials widely praised for its effect on began worrying about the effect morale. " I think it's great for • City officials toured the • St. Mark's lost to Tower Hill of the return of thousands of U. human relations. It really brings downtown business district to win in the state soccer finals. It's of D. students on water levels. us closer," said Bob Godwin, a support for Clean and Green star player, Brandon Little, was custodian at Kirk Middle School. Col1l(Dittee efforts to beautify named player of the year. • Alice Lake, director of the " Being a custodian, we are often Newark. Boy Scouts from the Newark Center YWCA, retired made to feel we're the lowest Lenape District also pitched in to • The Newark girls cross coun after 20 years on the job. " You people on the totem pole. This help Clean & Green, planting try team, paced by Shelly Ouch, become very attached to a place makes us feel like we belong. trees around the city. Gillian Haskell and Dale Reed, where you've been working for so Togetherness, that's what I like." placed second in the state cham many years," she said. "I'm go • Residents of the area near pionship. ing to miss all the people, • Newark and its police finally Continental Avenue protested especially the children." Ironed out a contract for 1985, of plans by the Newark Housing • Newark, Glasgow and St. ficers getting a 5 percent raise Ministry to operate an emergen Mark's were named to the four • A crowd of 500 turned out for retroactive to Jan. 1. cy shelter on that street. The team state Division I football Scottfield's annual Safety Day building is called Emmaus tournament field. event. • Newark City Council, unhap House. py over unruly tenants in local • Pete Schultz won his second • Rookie race driver Tracy apartments, began cracking • A crowd of 6,000 turned out straight Newark Turkey Trot 10- Brwon, 12, won the 39th running down. Ordinances targeting for the annual Newark Halloween kllometer race. The women's of the Delaware Association of landlords as a means of getting Parade. winner was Christie Hutchinson. Police Pushmobile Derby at the better response in taming wild Milford Crossroads track near parties were proposed. "The in Delaware's football team was • Delaware beat long-time Newark. tent is to make the property defeated by Holy Cross, then nemesis Temple in the series owner responsible," said City beat West Chester and Boston finale, but lost to Maine and fail • The Canal Little League 11-12 Manager Peter Marshall. University before once again be ed to receive a NCAA Division 1- year old girls all-stars reached " Unless you hold a person or cor ing victimized by The Jinx and AA tournament bid berth. the world series, and the Newark poration responsible, they're not losing to Lehigh. American Little League 11-12 going to (see that tenants) comp December year old all-stars defeated Dover ly." • Glasgow High School's for the state title then fell one volleyball team defeated Newark • The University of Delaware game short of the world series. • About 15,000 area residents for the first time in seven years. trustees voted against total turned out for Newark Communi disinvestment of stock in com • Locker's Sporting Goods and ty Day, the city's largest annual November panies which do business with Wegman's Construction won city event. " It brings an important South Africa. softball league titles. sense of unity to the town," said • Newark police officer Jim The trustees also agreed to the city's David Fitzgerald, who Weldin, who suffered a broken provide four acres of land on • The U. of D's Fightin' Blue helped organize the event, "and I jaw while trying to make an ar Wyoming Road for use by the Hens prepared to open the 20th think everyone enjoys the fact rest, urged City Council to con Newark Day Nursery and the It was a season of ups and downs for DeJa ware, shown here in season of the Tubby Raymond that the atmosphere is so sider hiring additional Girls Club of Newark at token a series-ending victory over Temple. era, a campaign which was to positive." policemen. rent. The organizations hope to have very high ups and very low construct a new home on the site, • Two local team's made it to such businesses here in recent downs. • In one of its most impressive • The state closed the South but must survive the next two the state Division I high school years. openings ever, the University of College Avenue railroad bridge three years in temporary football finale, with Newark • The Capitol Trail Junior Delaware football team defeated for repairs Nov. 18, with plans to quarters. defeating Glasgow 25-10 for its Football League prepared to highly touted 1-AA power Rhode reopen It by the start of the second straight title. • Newark High School's festive Island, then keelhauled Navy and University of Delaware's fall • The city continued to try to celebrate its 25th anniversary seek taxi service for the Newark • St. Mark's High School Elizabethan Rout marked Its 15th season. star running back Napoleon Mc semester of 1986. Wewark pollee wrestlers won the Yellowjacket year .anniversary. Callum. Unfortnately, the Hens asked motorists to use alternate area. Several companies have Invitational To~.maments. then lost to William & Mary. routes - Chestnut Hill Road, tried and failed t~ to establish September Park Place and Delaware • It was back to school for • Newark High opened its Avenue as east-west conduits, thousands of students at the defense of the state football and Elkton Road and Library University of Delaware and local crown, tying Salesianum 0~ at Avenue as north-south stretches. public and private schools. Baynard Stadium. 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JIWILIRS Char e Accts. · Up to $1,000 ln.tant Crecllt to quottfted b~ 9:00-5:30 ELKTON, MD 5 SCHOOL FILE ' ...... , , .. ,,,.,,. t "" ASSI·: ramilic:-; iu l•:un•pc aud -lOth Hiclt•n Canada a•·c carcrully sc•·ccncd to provide a caring envimnment in Wilmington Christian J\ ·adem y nom inces which students can learn the language and culture of their host Join Us Wilmington Christian School, country," said Mikkelsen. Sum U.S. Senator Joseph R. Biden mer exchange students live with a which has a campus in Newark, is Jr. has announced his nominees to for our celebrating its 40th anniversary. family abroad who speaks United State military academies. English. Yeat· students need not Principal nominees are: have learned a foreign language Beginning Jan. 1, the school will • David J. Byers of Dickinson as they receive language and commemorate its founding with a High School, son of R. Jeffries and cultural instruction as part of the variety of programs and activities Mary M. Byers of Wilmington, to ASSE program. with the theme: " WCS: Christ the U.S. Military Academy at ASSE students attend regular WestPoint. 10th Anniversary Centered and Parent Owned Since high school classes along with 1946." Events will continue • Keith C. Erdman of A.I. du their European or Canadian throullh Dec. 31, 1986. Pont High School, son of David counterparts. "ASSE exchange and Janet Erdman of Hockessin, students learn by living the to the U.S. Naval Academy. language and culture of their host The major event will be a • Phillip C. Higgins of Dover country," Mikkelsen said. celebration banquet March 21 in High School, son of J .F. and Anne ASSE international student ex Clayton Hall on the University of Higgins of Dover, to the U.S. Air change program is affiliated with Delaware's north campus in Force Academy. the Swedish and Finnish depart Newark. The keynote speaker will • Glen Alan Hutchison of ments of education and is par be Dr. Tim LaHaye, a widely Caesar Rodney High School, son ticipating in the President's Inter known Christian speaker and the of Glen R. and Linda Hutchison of national Youth Exchange In president of the American Coali Dover, to· the U.S. Air Force itiative. tion for Traditional Values. Academy. Local students who are in Principal nominees are the top terested in receiving more in candidates and will be offered an formation can contact Mikkelsen Wilmington Christian School appointment if they meet all of the began operation in September at 5550 Doral Drive, Wilmington, medical and physical re Del. 19808, or by calling 738-0297. 1946 in the Independent Church at quirements. 14 and duPont streets in Wilm Among the alternate nominees ington. It had 32 students in are six Newark area residents. Math Buy 1 Chicken Dinner, grades one through three. They are: • U.S. Military Academy - Saturday program Today, the school has three Thomas J. Bockius of Newark Students in the fifth through campuses. Two - including that HighSchool. eighth grades will have an op withthisad • U.S. Air Force Academy - Get 1 Free are housed in the Evangelical portunity to sharpen their Reg. $4.95 Presbyterian Church on Possum Paul S. Bovankovich of St. Mark's mathematics skills through a Park Road in Newark - serve High School, Christopher M. Giac Saturday program offered by the Saturday & Sunday grades kindergarten through six. cone of Christiana High School, University of Delaware ' s The upper school campus, serving Timothy R. McWilliams of Ar Mathematical Sciences Teaching ...... grades 7-12, is located on Loveville chmere Academy, and Eric C. and Learning Center. Road ion Hockessin. Zinszer of Newark High School. "Saturday Morning Math," • U .S . Merchant Marine which begins in January, will Academy - Rita L. Dirks of near enable students to work on a The three campuses have a total Newark, a student at Middletown enrollment of nearly 700 students. variety of math-related materials High School, and Giaccone. and activities. Emphasis will be placed on ASSE sharpening problem-solving skills :sUNDAYE and helping students learn to en BRUNCH& ASSIST joy mathematics. Significant use Exchange students will be made of the university's ALL YOU CARE TO EAT ~ . main insyuctional computing Children $'3 9 5 Every Sunday from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. ;~, b~ Training class Qualified high school students in system. under10 ~ ~~~~~~~'' the Newark area are offered a uni Six-week sessions will be of que opportunity to spend an fered on Saturday mornings at the $15o ·:~s~ 0 ~ - .~ . ..~ ('ty· Project ASSIST, a volunteer academic year or six week sum Mathematical Sciences Teaching ••• . .•••• •. •••••••••• ·~ "'; v ;;, ~ tutoring program to benefit mer holiday in Scandinavia, Ger and Learning Center in Room 028 dyslexic children sponsored by many, France, Switzerland, Bri Purnell Hall on the University's Newark White Clay Kiwanis, will tain, Holland, Spain or Canada as Newark campus. start a training class April7, 1986. part of the ASSE international stu The winter session will begin dent exchange program, ac Jan. 11. Two sections will be of cording to Nancy Mikkelsen, fered - one from 8:30 a .m. and The classes will be held once a ASSE's local representative. the other from 10:30 a.m. - noon. week for eight weeks, with follow "Until a few years ago, only a Tuition is $30 for the six-week Elkton- Newark Rd. up classes in September. They will fortunate few could afford to session, and E:nrollment will be 1·95 and Maryland Rt. 279 be taught by Virginia Biasotto &t spend a school year or summer limited to 15 students in each sec- midway between Elkton and Newark P.S. duPont Elementary School. abroad. Now, ASSE has changed all that," Mikkelsen said. tioPor more information on (301) 398-70.00 Students, 15 to 18 years old, "Saturday Morning Math," write qualify on the basis of academic to the Mathematical Sciences For further information on Pro Teaching and Learning Center, £-.S( :~~ft±ic~~ : ~~ !~-·- ;LiJ ject ASSIST, contact Biasotto at performance, character VISIT OUR GIFT/TRAVEL SHOP OP!t.t 24 HOURS ADAY-7 DAYS A WEEK_ references, and a genuine desire University of Delaware, Newark, 764-3743 or write: Project ASSIST, Del. 19716, or telephone 451-2140. Newark White Clay K,iwanis, P.O. to experience life abroad with a Box 356, Newark, 19711. volunteer European or Canadian host family. CF:]- : Complete 6' ~ TIRE SATELLITE ~ WAREHOUSE SYSTEM AUTO ITORII Cecil & Kent County's Most Complete Auto Stores 202 E. Pulaski Hwy. Kent Plaza COMPANY · Elkton, Md. Chestertown, Md. 99 Sale Ends Jan. 7th 778-2588 I: $999. Closed New Year's- Jan. 1 ..,. 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RT. 279 RADIAL BIAS !Elkton-Newark Rd.l, IJLACKWALLS Econom1callv P"ced $27.95** Elkton, MD. 185/75R14 lli•1RIIft1J '$3695 155/80-13 $37.95 Whhewa• 165/80-13 $39.95 $29.95 "UCI SIZE PAICf 175/80-13 $41.95 $32.95 185/75-14 $43.95 ~4.95 195/75-14 $45.95 6.95 205/75-14 $47.95 .aB.95 205/75-15 $47.95 215/75-15 $49.95 $39.95 "DOLLAR DAYS" 225/75-15 $52.95 $42.95 235/75-15 $54.95 $44.95 Mon., Tues. & Wed. -Rent any Movie $1.00 per night Thursday "Company Night" Show your company I. D. and rent any movie for $1 The NewArk Post D!s.I,!W UNIVERSITY The University of -IJ.D. soil testing Dela ware's north campus is nearly deserted during the holiday break. ~Jab acquires )!ni ~hew equiplllent iJ With the aid of a special ap- volved in graphing, reading ~ ropri a tlon of $29,000 from the charts, and transferring numbers State of Delaware, the University to report forms, the new equip Sf Delaware Soil Testing ment is expected to speed the g&.boratory recently acquired ad- reporting process and reduce the d\tional computerized equipment chance of human error. which is being used to analyze soil Use of the new automated sa mples from growers, home system should result in a faster gardeners and researchers. overall rate of analysis, Sims According to laboratory direc- says. Some test results should also tor Dr. J . Thomas Sims, this be more precise. equipment will be especially Once the transformation is com- . useful in expediting the routine plete, the laboratory will have in analyses of the 10,000 or more- creased flexibility, making it samples submitted each year for easier to adapt to future testing. analytical services. The new instrumentation will " With this upgrading," the soil allow laboratory personnel to take scientist says, "our soil testing advantage of recent technological service can continue to maintain advances when testing samples its status as a model laboratory in fo r soil pH and extractable the agricultural community." p h o s p h o r u s , pot a s s i u m , Sims encourages farmers, home magnesium and calcium. Many of gardeners and others who have these advances are the result of yet to send in soil samples for the microprocessors built into the 1986 growing season to do so soon. equipment. "Though the average turn- The upgrading will be complete around time on a sample is only with installation of a powerful two weeks with the new com microcomputer able to interface puterized eqiupinent, our staff is wi th these microprocessors still limited in the number of through the university's main samples they can physically pro frame computer. The interfacing cess at one time" Sims says. " So computer will be able to acquire play it smart and soil test soon. and ma nage data from several in- Soil samples can be taken any struments and transfer it elec- time the ground is not forzen." Photo/Nell Thomas tronically to the software now be- For further information on us ing used to computerize fertilizer ing the University of Delaware rec,;mmendations. soil testing services, contact the Because it eliminates most of county extension office in Newark A sampling of super the time-consuming paperwork in- at 451-2506. sleep-sofa buvsl Reg . $699.95 Sale UNIVERSITY FILE Traditional Loveo ..t oleeper In durable 15 Olifln fabric with foam mettre11. $469 Broadway shows and motion pic Reg. $1499.95 Sale DiVersity 2 pc. Contemporary Queen Sleeper Sec· tures as " On the Town," "Singin' tlonal. lnneroprlng mattre11. Available In 15 in the Rain," "Wonderful Town," Ecru or Ruot Nylon fabric· Oak Trim. $869 W inter cl~ sses " The Band Wagon," "Bells Are Reg . $1079.95 DiVersity, a program of non Ringing," " Applause," "Peter Dozens of dining Early American Queen olze cla11lc otyllng Sale credit short courses, will again be Pan," " It's Always Fair In Herculon\!' plaid. The many other fine 15 offered during winter session at Weather," " Hallelujah, Baby!," rooms like these! featurea enaurea long lasting comfort. $399 the University of Delaware. "Two on the Aisle," " Subways Reg . $1179.95 Ea . The formal classic European Tra ditional Classes will include the areas of Are for Sleeping" and " Do Re styling cherry veneers or maple solids. p h ys ic a l fitn e ss , self Mi." Choose table w / 2 ~ 16 " 1eaves, 1 cane b ack Sale improvement, psychic sciences, A critic in the Boston Globe hail arm chair, 3 cane back side chnirs OR 95 a nd arts, crafts and hobbies. Most ed their program as an evening of glasstop china w / 3 drawe rs, 2 doors & are one- or two-night sessions. "spirit, sophistication and unflag shelves. $799 Course fees are nominal and are ging entertainment." Reg . BEDDING [J $1179 .95 supplemented by the Office of Casual Contempora ry styling w ith just Sale WHY WAIT TO BUY Special Sessions at the university. MET the right touch of Orienta l fl a ir . P ecan SEALY QUALITY? 1 5 Prices may never be Registra tion for DiVersity will 95 this low again! be held January 2-9 frorn 11 :30 ------1 ~=·~~=~:e~~ ,"~:! ~h a~~i';: j s~::~eh~!!''o~ TV VALUES glass top china w / 3 drawers & 2 doors. $799 a .m. until 3:30 p.m. in Room 107 of U ,D, study trips All remaining TV's Twins from the Perkins Student Center on Six study trips to the Reg . $999 .95 Sale from Academy Street. A free brochure Metropolitan Opera House in New Elegant Rattan · 5 pc. 48" Gl ass Top Table with 4 choirs " 8305-SOP . 95 95 SHARP I PHILCO is ava il a ble. York City have been scheduled by ea. For information, call451-1296. $479 $59 &MAGNOVOX the University of Delaware's Divi Reg . $6049.95 sion of Continuing Education. Contemporary elegance and uncommo n Fulls from Reduced to Coat Broadway They are: sophistication from Henredon - Din in g Sale Hurry while Table 42" .&6" extends to 110" w ith 12 122 " 95 •" L'Italiana in Algeri," Satur 95 ea. supply lastsl day, Jan. 4. leaves - 2 arm c h a irs with uphols te red $99 Show Jan. 13 back and 4 can e bac k s ide c h airs . $3389 •" Khovanshchina," Saturday, from $17995 " A Party with Betty Comden Feb. l. and Adolph Green" will be •"Falstaff," Saturday, March 8. presented at 8: 15 p.m., Monday, •"Aida," Saturday, March 29. Jan. 13, in Mitchell Hall on the This study trip is sold out, but call WEDNESDAY All sales final • All llama aubtect to University of Delaware campus in prior , ... • Everything •• Ia • No 451-8839 to put your name on the t.yawaya or hokts • limited quan Newark. waiting list. tltiet • u.. c ..h, VIlA, M ..terc•rd, Tickets, at $6 for the general WSFS, Jodtbauara Charge, Flnanclftt •"Der Rosenkavalier," Satur Awallabla. public and $3 for university day, April5. is when students, are on sale at the •" Cavalleria/Pagliacci," Satur Mitchell Hall box office, telephone day, May3. 451-2204. The fee for each of the six study the big Comden and Green are the trips is $90 . For information, call authors and lyricists for such 451-8839 . sell off opens! and a warm THANK YOU to a/1 our friends and customers! you c~~cs:~see2!~o'r~ 70o/o ) 0 overcrowded·! ,PLEASANT VALLEY NEWARK, DE Jilnuilrl . PAINTING CO. (302) 454-1654 og~~~!~r~~la yawa ys, etc~~ ~sso~.~ we~~=re~ ~~:reasllyh:~~:. c ramped~:~~~~ I I I I for spac e What' s mor e, stu pmc nts of II r n• mcrc hand•se w e bo u g ht for 1986 arc o n • FREE SPINAL the w a y Somc tltmg 's u o t to g•ve ' S o c ome o n 111 soon . Yo u ve n ev er seen so EVALUATION* many b eautiful w a ys to save mone y! Do You Have 1. Headaches, Dizziness. Blurred Vi· Tables, lamps & Wall Units! sion . 2. Neck Pain , Tight Muscles. Reg . $239 .00 Sale Spasms . ~;:~·:~!:~~:~ c:r~r;v~~~~~ :·n~ c:ro~~ = ~~~ $1599e5a . 3. Shoulder Pain, Pain Down Arms. e nd. Numbness in Hands. Reg . $164 .95 Ea. Pain Between Shoulders, Difficult Sleek polished a lmo nd finis h o n h ;ud I 4. wood with gleaming g lass & brass - Sale Breathing, Abdominal Pains . Choos e Rect. End, Squnrc End or Rcc t 95 lively living room values! 5. Lower Back Pain , Hip Pain , Pain Coc ktail ta ble . $99 ea . Reg . $2049.95 Down Legs . Reg. $899 .95 Sale Dramatic Pine Bedroom - 4 pc. set In· Sale Wall Units- 95 0 95 eludes: Triple Dresser Hutch Mirror, 15 $799 to ~ ~~~lc tl :ci t~ ~,·~~ c7,!J:~ :;,~ o ~t ! ~~~ ·- ~~~:; $589 Governors Bed, Door Chest. Reg . $1259 .95 to $3358 .95 p ill o w s . $1099 Choose from oak, c herry, ash & p ine . 95 Reg . $1479.95 CONT OUR ANALYSIS PHOTO . . Units include open, doo r & dr0 11 lid units . $2119 Reg . $899 .95 The charm end elegance of the beautiful ,.1 Free eKamination includes case history, consultatlo~ w1th tht d.ocj Early American s ofa & c hnir will leave Sale Italian city of Nepl81 11 youro In thil to r a free contour analysis posture scan and 10 orthopedic , ne~ro og1ca lamps- Every lamp - Table, Floor, Accent, you with \hat worm feeling . Covered in a 95 bedroom of line hardwood• & flgurelelm Sale tesis X·rays treatment. and clinical laboratory tests are ~o~ mcluded . Reduced - Save up to 50% c ountry print of 100 % nylon fa bric for $519 veneera. 9 drawer dreaeer, Full or Queen 15 durability, wood wing treatment. bu t if i ndi c at~d . are normally covered by most insur~nce polic1es . Odd Tables · One of a Kind panel heedboard, door cheet, mirror. $1179 Wh y FREE? Thousands of area residents have spme related problems & Distressed Pieces - 50 % OFF Queen Anne & Chippendale Sofa 's True Sale Reg . $1559.95 whic h usually respond to chiropractic care : . 18th Ce ntury Eleganc e in a w id e va riety from Traditional Englloh crafted from oolld Th is is ou r way of encouraging you to fmd out 1f you have a probl~m of fa brics 95 hardwood end oak venaoro. Triple Sale $449 dres1er, Full or Queen panel headbo•rd, 5 15 that might be helped by c hirop~ ~ ctic care . It is also our way of acquam· drawer che1t & mirror. tin g you with ou r staff and facilities. . . $1039 While we are accepting new patients, no one need feel any obligation . Most Insurances Accepted Route 40 At The Maryland·Delaware Line, Elkton, MD. DELAWARE CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CENTER 398-6200 . · James J . McCready D.C. ' • Limited Quantities Omega Professional Center - J28 Omega Dr. JfLauer ~ • Free delivery and set-up. ' Newark, Delaware 19713 e 13021 368-1300 FURNITURE • VISA, Mastercard, WSFS The NewArk Post Dec. 30 1985 7 COMMUNITY FILE Friday,'Jan. 3 Lunch, "The British Are Com meeting. grams on eagles, woodcocks, -sea YWCA 9 a.m., bowling, Blue Hen ing." Meet Philip Baker, the 1:30 p.m ., Scrabble. turtles and ferns. Meeting Lanes. special courier of the trip to 1:30 p.m., dancing. For preschoolers, there will be Advanced life saving . 9:30a.m., shopping England, Scotland and Wales. Friday, Jan.lO activities on dinosaurs and winter Business Women 10 a .m., signing group. 12 :30 p.m., 500. 9 a .m., bowling, Blue Hen habits of animals. Older children A course in advanced life saving Monday, Jan. 8 Wednesday, Jan. 8 Lanes. may enroll in programs on caves, 9 a .m ., chess and checkers. 9:30a.m., shopping. frozen ponds and maple sugaring. The Brandywine Business and will be offered Jan. 7-Feb. 6 at the 10 a.m., knitting instruction. Professional Women's Club will Newark Center YWCA at West 10 a.m ., crafts. 10 a .m ., art class. 10 a.m., signing group. Family events include reptile 10 a.m., needlepoint 10 a .m., Newark Council <'f and astronomy programs, a bus hold its regular monthly meeting Park Place and South College 11 a .m ., exercise. on Wednesday, Jan. 8, at the Avenue. 12 :30 p .m ., Monday Movie 10 a .m., insurance consultant. Senior Citizens. · trip to the American Museum of 12:30 p.m ., pinochle. 1 p.m., Newark Senior Players Natural History in New York and Greenery Too's Rockford Room in Classes will meet 8-10 :30 p.m .' Matinee. Greenville. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Cost is 12:45 p.m., canasta. 12:45 p.m ., bingo. rehearsal. a seashore ramble. $37 .50 for YWCA members and 12:45p.m., bridge. Thursd!Q', Jan. 9 DNES The ONES operates the Ashland Non-members are encouraged $47.50 for non-members. Tuesday, Jan. 7 9 a.m., ceramics. Nature Center off Brackenville to attend. For information, call368-9173. 9 a .m., bowling, Blue Hen 10 a .m ., discussion. Winter programs Road near Hockessin. Winter ac Lanes. 10 a.m., coin club. tivities begin Wednesday, Jan. 8 For information, call Anna 10 a.m., enjoyment bridge. 10 :30 a.m., choral group. The Delaware Nature Educa and continue through March. tion Society has scheduled a varie White at 571-3160 between 8 : ~ Volunteers 10 a.m., Bible study. 12:30 p.m., duplicate bridge. For a detailed brochure, call a.m. and 4 p.m . 12 :30 p.m ., Tuesday After 12:30 p.m., membership ty of winter programs. 239-2334 . .· Help wanted For adults, there will be pro- The Volunteer Clearinghouse, ISUPER FRESH COUPON I located in Wilmington, has a variety of opportunities for area residents interested in volunteer work. Call the Volunteer HelpLine ' from 8:30 a .m . to 4:30 p.m. ' Monday-Friday at 575-0152. SUPER~~~FRESH Opportunities for service in the Newark area include: . • Geriatric aide - Work in adult iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOOD MARKETS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii , day care setting . Provide 1 assistance with arts and crafts, ' meals and other daily activities. • Activities aide for senior adult ' program - Lead group activities. DOUBLE COUPONS : • Big Brother or Big Sister - See Store For Details ~ Provide friendship to children 6-14 : years of age from single parent : homes. : • Driver - Transport clients for morning and afternoon pickups in ; 12 passenger van. 1 • Day care aide - Work with · young children in day. care set ; ting, and assist with meals, 1 games, etc. ~ DUMPS Meeting Jan. 13 .' A meeting of the Delaware ljsers of Microprocessor Systems will be held at 7:30p.m. Monday, O' GRADE'A' o~WITH COUPON ABOVE Jliln. '13 at Christiana Mall. LARGE WHITE DUMPS will meet in the Mall's NABISCO Community Room, located next to Ljberty Travel. SNACK CRACKERS The meeting will feature a EGGS 0~ WHOLE demonstration of the new Hewlett Packard Vectra personal com puter by a company represen tative. 86c Dance 86: 8-10oz. pkg. BOTTOM March of Dimes ASSORTED OR DESIGNER 0 PRINCE BROAD OR WIDE Brawny Paper Towels ~~~~~ 69¢ ~ :. . Dutch Maid Noodles 1 ~i.~~ · 86¢ The March of Dimes will hold a 0 CRISPY 0 ANN PAGE ~ROUNDS benefit dance featuring the 1 1 Fabulous Hubcaps from 9 p.m. to Herr's Potato Chips gi.~~ 1. 29 ~o:. Mandarins Oranges 2 ~ ~~~ 86¢ 1 a.m. Friday, J11n. 17 at the Wilm ington Hilton. 1 - 'l"ickets are $10 per person in ad vance ($15 at the door). They may DELICIOUS g)! pqs March 12-oz. 99¢ ;:!~ l'lf! ~~9J>Y c ~IJ.Ag· ~~e ~ ' Eagles Pretzels pkg. 0 ot Dlm~~ · lllfil: ~ llffl'e~ark at 737- 1310 .. •.. . ' , , ' CORN CHIPS, CHEESE CURLS. CHEESE BA LLS .¢ • All proceeds benefit March of Planter's Snacks ;~a;..~ 99 -;0:. Dimes programs for research, 1.47,b. education and medical and com DELICIOUS munity services aimed at the prevention of birth defects. The Hubcaps, Delaware's answer to Sha Na Na, perform the music of the 1950's and early '60's. COOK S SPECIAL TRIM SHANK PORTION Senior Center Low Salt Ham 10 1.27 NO WATER ADDED SEMI·BONELESS Calendar of events Dietz &Watson Hams lb 1. 97 I' The Newark Senior Center, WHITE &ASST COLORS 2·PL V 4·ROLLPKG O USDA CHOICE BEEF located at 300 E . Main St., has Cottonelle Bath Tissue 1 . 09 ::,~ Round Cube Steak lb 2.87 scheduled the.Iollowing activities: P&OBAAND USDA CHOICE BEEF 50pkg-c l 1• 19 '!"'• ..... Foam Plates MAXWELL HOUSE Eye Round Roast lb 2.27 12·02 DELI CIOUS 5 99 ..~. DELICIOUS I -LB PKG ..... Instant Coffee Jar • "O""""' CAMPUS FILE A&P Sauerkraut 3 ~6~~~ $ 1 ..... Hatfield Meat Franks Hegedus cusroM GRouND ... BEAN DAIRY SAVINGS SERVICE DELl SAVINGS FDU dean's list . s~IGHT O'CLOCK PURE PREMIUM HARD OR GENOA · Margaret Hegedus of Newark ~;r COFFEE TROPICANA hasbeennamedtothedean'slist 0 1 ~5.86 ARMOUR ~;ir\~~g~p~~~~in::~ J~rv:~!r[y ~~ ~.:. ORANGE JUICE SALAMI Rutherford, N.J. ~-~~· @~ ;:~~ .89 '••, To qualify for the dean's list, DELICIOUS ... t4-0 Z. JAA SAVE 64-oz. students must earn a grade point 86¢ ~·.-~ 400 ctn . average of 3.2 to 3.4 of a possible Mrs. Fannings Pickles -- 4.0. 1 REG . OR MARSHMALLOW 0 WHOLE OR PART SKIM MILK 1 1. 79:;;, 3·1b Nestles Cocoa Mix gi.~' · 1.42 ~,:. coni 3 • 79'1 ••0 ... LO NG ACRE GOURMET Liesemer Polly-0 Ricotta 1 MAS. FILBEATS... GOLDEN OU~TERS 0 Turkey Breast Vl~~i~Kosher Spears ~~~, 1. 17 Margarine ~ ~~~: 1. 09 ::o~ SLICEDTOORDER 0.,. Buckness officer SAL TEO OR UNSALTED .PLANTERS PENN MAID REG ULAR OR FLAVORS . ¢ ....~~ Virginia Brand Ham p~~~d 1. 89 ::o... SHANK PORTION 1 Dry Roasted Peanuts ~~o"z 2 • 07 Soft Cream Cheese ~~~~ · 95 "'o' DIETZ & WATSON · Jeffrey Liesemer of Newark has FRESH been elected treasurer of the Meat Bologna Bucknell University Student PRODUCE SAVINGS FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS -FOR STORES WITH IN-STORE BAKERY- Government. HAMS FRESH BAKE D PUMPERNICKEL OR ....~~ Rye Bread 1 ~k~' 99 ¢ •o' Liesemer, a history major, is ALL PURPOSE ... EASTERN WITH COUPON ABOVE ... ANY FLAVOR OURVERVOWN BRANO PARKERHOUSE ORSESAME 0,. the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Soft Dinner Rolls ~:~" 1. Liesemer of 14 Tenby Chase WHITE ABBOTT'S 99 ::o.... 99~ Drive, and is a 1984 graduate of the International School of POTATOES ICE CREAM Geneva. o, HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS A,O• .... -SEAFOOD SAVINGS- ¥"'0' 'o' REGULAR 41 TO 50 PEA POUND Bucknell University is a highly half selective liberal arts institution 1g~g · . gal. Rolaids Antacid ~·~~" 1.29 ·Medium Shrimp lb 4. 99 ::t:. with professional programs in @)86 1.86 COLD MEDICINE PASTEURIZED engineering, management and NEW GREEN ANY VARIETY .. 6·0Z. PKG . SAVE 1.39 0 Alka-Seltzer Plus 2 1 Special Crab Meat ..... education. Fresh Cabbage Jeno's Pizza Rolls ~m~~ FREE ::,:. ~k~ 2.69 ~~~~ 4.99 ..... FOR PAl"' ! ;:: .. ,EF DELICIOUS IMPORTED JUICY 0 FROZEN CONCENTRATE 12·0Z CAN 0 ...... Anacin Tablets ~~~n 2.99 Sea Legs Supreme lb ..... Clementine Tangerines 81a,88¢ ::,:. Citrus Hill Orange Juice 1. 19 ::o~ 3.99 ORIGINAL DELICIOUS L OW INS OD I U~ .HIG H,INVITAMINC ¢ ,9,. ASSORTED VARIETIES 0 Bayer Aspirin ~~~n 1.89 Fresh Scrod Fillet lb 2.99 ::l:·\h'. Fresh Ju1cy L1mes 6 lor 99 "'o' Freezer Queen Entrees 5o,• ~~~.$2 ::o:. LOW IN SOD.UM .. NO CHOLESTEROL FROZEN SANDWICH Rt. 896 • Fairfield S. Chapel St. & Chestnut Hill Rd. 32-oz . ;:09:. Jumbo Avocadoes Steakwich Steaks pkg. 3 • 79 Shopping Center Castle Mall JUICY LOW IN SODIUM . 100 SIZE t FROZEN 9·SLICE 24-0Z PKG NEWARK I NEWARK Re d D e I ICIOUS. . App Ies 1o 69"'"' ~.-·- .... Celentano Pizza OPEN 24 HOURS · MONDAY THRU SATURDAY · CHECK STORE FOR SU NDAY HOURS Dec. 30, 19at. 'l'lw Nt•\\ Ark Pm;t COM\t\UNITY FILE Minna Reinhardt enjoys Ne,nu·k Li hrar·y ARE her 96th Christmas at the Meditation course Chapel Hill home of her J\1 0\ ie 1adne ss daughter and son-in-Jaw. For those experiencing the post The Association for Research Chnstmas blues, the Newark Free and Enlightenment will present Lib1nr y has a special treat in the complete meditation course store. based on the Edgar Cayce con The library will host Movie cepts from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Satur M.dness on Friday, Jan. 3. The day, Jan. 11 at the Wilmington fe!' 1va l will include " Hardware Hilton. Wnrs," .. 'losest Cases of the Nerd The program will be taught by Kind," and " Blaze Glory." Donna Dugan, Delaware field in Films wi ll be shown at 3:30p.m. structor for the Virginia-based and 7 p.m. in the Conference association. Cost is $25. Room to children of all ages. For information, call 656-2663 or Newark Free Libt·ary is located 239-7002. at 750 Library Ave. For informa tio.l call 731-7550. Nature ikt·s Training sessions T rail Club Training sessions for volunteers interested in teaching nature pro The Wilmington Trail Club has grams for school children will be scheduled a variety of hikes in the held at the Ashland Nature Center tri-state a t·ea dul'ing January. Up on Jan. 20,22 and 24. commg outin gs include: The Delaware Nature Educa ·~a tu t·d ay, Jan. 4 - AI Matlack tion Society is seeking adults who (239-5383) will lead a 14-mile hike enjoy being with children, wish to from Hercules Station to Clayton learn more about the outdoors, Hall on the University of and are able to contribute a few Delawa re campus in Newark. The hours per week. tr k. rated of moderate difficulty, will cross Red Clay Creek, Mill Volunteers may choose the Creek, Pike Creek and Wh ite Clay grades and topics they want ~o Creek. Participants will meet at teach. No special background 1s 8:30a.m. in the Hercules parking required. lot. Volunteers are especially need •Sunday, Jan. 5 - A five-mile ed now because requests from Photo/Dianne Carnegie circle hike tht·ough scenic Iron schools for environmental pro Hill Park in Newark will be led by grams are increasing steadily. The seminar will be offered Jane DiCecco (737-9434) . Hikers More than 24,000 children and for landscaping purposes and treatment. Such - acc'idents are from 1 to 3 p.m . The session will Helen Fischel, 239-2334, by Jan. 15. needless and can be prevented. will meet at 12 :30 p.m. in the park their teachers annually benefit The Ashland Nature Center is other jobs. include a wood cutting demonstra ing lot by the tower. Bring water. from the efforts of the volunteers. located off Brackenville Road As a result, this year alone tion. Speakers will discuss the near Hockessin. chain saw sales are expected to latest in chain saw technology as •Wednesday, Jan. 8 - Marty The University of Delaware Monthly enrichment meetings approach two million. Cooperative Extension Service well as ways to eliminate ac McLaughlin (738-6486 ) will lead a and field trips provide quality This highly productive and cidents. six-mil e circle hike on trails in Chain saws and the Delaware Department of time to expand knowledge and to useful tool can also be very Agriculture Forestry Section have Ca rousel Farm in the Pike Creek dangerous . Safety experts Va lley. Participants will meet at share expertise with a group of scheduled a chain saw safety For more information or to men and women from all walks of Safety seminar estimate that in 1985 chain saws seminar for professional and part 9:30a.m . near the WSFS bank at will be responsible for 115,000 in-· register, call Delaware Extension the Linden Hill end of Pike Creek life. time users of chain saws on Safety Specialist Ron Jester at Chain saws are very popular to juries ranging from cut fingers to Wednesday, Jan. 22 , at Lums 856-7303, or the Delaware Depart Shopping Center . If it is a cold day. Many people use them to cut sudden death. day, hikers m ay eat lunch . at To learn more about guiding Pond State Park Nature Center off ment of Agriculture at 1-800-282- wood for stoves and fireplaces. More than half of these victims Del. 896 south of Glasgow. a restaurant in the center so brtng and its special benefits, contact others find them indispensabl e will need emergencv medical 8685. money. ONES Education Coordinator Special 1 Week Sale Monday, January 6th til Saturday,January 11th ~ ® 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m . ~11111111''''1111111 Western Auto • 1111111111111111111 50,000 MILE LPS 40,000 MILE Deluxe 35,000MILE All Steel Belted Radial erchandise Steel Belted Radial All-Season Radial Reduced! 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SATUIIIJOAY I AM to 5 PM Our•ng lrlt ntxt 30 aa~s 1t ) Ou Mon.·Wed . 10·6 lUNDAY 11 AM to 4 PM U l fr"l t ume 1I 8m IC2ve r11S &>1 Thurs .- Fri. 10-9 lor Ju s somewhere elst 1n Del· Sat. 10-5: Sun. 12·4 TV & APPLIANC E CO. 00 ~ OE ORDINI'S ~ ;~~;::~:::~u~;·g;yng'~~"~,! ~~~ LOCi-ILLY Oll:vED & OPERATED FOR OVER ~0 6 52-3 511 THE POST 10 Dec mb r 30, 1985 Cl r.i st SPORTS M fe w K at R a1 ti• l l 51 h cc (: fr H D tr w UPER STEVE c c 8 ew Hen coach brings fresh enthusiasm to Fieldhouse lc team to the strange shore of That is most obvious in the c success. athletes' all out hustle and l: by Bruce Johnson Steinwedel is unlike any discipline on the court. Those J basketball coach Delaware has are the two areas in which His presence on the basket had in recent years. His en Steinwedel places the most em ball court is undeniable. He thusiasm and determination phasis. stalks the sidelines with an in has created a new sense of " The first thing I explain to tent and educated eye that belief in Delaware basketball. them is what discipline is all searches to exploit opponents' His style has been compared to about," he said. " Everyone has weaknesses. At 6-feet 8-inches, that of Bobby Knight, but their own definition. Discipline he towers over most of the Steinwedel emphasizes that it is understanding what you athletes on the court, and when is strictly his own way of want to do and then doing it he barks out an order there is coaching. when it has to be done." no doubt that the message js "I feel that as a coach you Steinwedel understands that received. have to coach your personality it is a difficult assignment, and Brimming with enthusiasm and you really can't be anyone he asks each athlete to make durmg a game, he becomes less you aren't," said Steinwedel. that commitment. If they do ani mateo and mor e "So from that standpoint, I'm not, they do not play. mediatitive afterwards, as if just doing the things that are "The worst thing a player the staff of life had been taken best forme." can do is not play hard," he tended MSU that Steinwedel styles and techniques. answers for c oaching , [r m him. Between contests, he And what is best for said. " I just have a hard time came to the realization of his But the coaches Steinwedel Delaware fans believe they w11l spend countless hours stu Steinwedel has proven best for accepting that. If you're going life's ambition. admires and studies the most have found the answer to the dying tapes of games, looking Delaware. The athletes play to play, you're going to go all " ln my sophomore year, it are the men who produce Blue Hen basketball program. for· clues that might make the with a renewed sense of deter out. I tell the players that their dawned on me that coaching teams that reach beyond their Delaware has always had the University of Delaware basket mination and desire to win. Ex opponents are not going to ~ would be something that I potential. potential to produce a first rate ball team one bucket better . perienced fans will tell you, Navy, Penn or Lehigh, but thei.r would really enjoy as a profes " I have a great deal of basketball program and the Delaware's head coach Steve there has been a complete opponents will always be sion," he said. " So as a player I respect for the coaches who do first signs of progress are evi Steinwedel is all this and more. metamorphosis of the Hen themselves. That's the biggest was looking at the coaching not necessarily have winning dent. Armed with a master's degree basketball program. challenge - how are you going strategies and thinking in records or are in the public eye " I think this school has a lot in counseling and psychology " Most teams reflect their to do against yourself and the terms of what I would do in this but who consistently get the of potential," said Steinwedel. and 10 years of coaching ex coach's philosophy, and if they battle with human nature?" particular situation. I was able most out of the athletes and " There's 13,000 students here perience, Steinwedel in only a don't then the coach isn't affec As a basketball player, to develop some ideas and a have teams of overachievers. and a very competitive school few short months has added an ting the team's play very Steinwedel received All-City philosophy of what I would Those are the coaches from academically. W~ have the size ingredient to Delaware basket much," Steinwedel said. "The and All-8tate honors while eventually do as a coach." whom I want to find out how and it's a state university. Why ball that has long been absent coach is the top of the operation playing for Withrow High That education was advanc they are doing it. What makes can't it be like any other state - a winning a ttitude. and the impetus behind what School in Cincinatti. He was ed as he obtained coaching them get more out of a player university? We have an awful But while the Hens have had they're doing. A big part of the awarded a scholarship to positions at Stetson, West and why do their players play lot to offer and for those who one of their best starts ever (6- coach's philosophy is his per Mississippi State University, Virginia, Duke and South harder than someone elses? like to dream, the dream could 2). Delaware fans have become sonality. So I believe in some where he alternated between Carolina. At those schools, he These a re the questions I'm certainly have some reality to intrigued with the man at the respects you see a bit of a mir the fifth and sixth position on was tutored by a varied group seeking answers for." it." helm who is guiding the 1985-86 ror there." the floor. It was while he at- of coaches who used different While Steinwedel seeks hristiana basketball team on rebound Distefano confessed that the 1985- moments when they face the top shooting skills. This year's a little out as a ninth grader, she'd be More tha n 30 girls are on the 86 season will not be much better. teams in Blue Hen Conference better. We're scoring about an good." team and one bright spot for· the by Bruce Johnson The girls lack competitive play Flight A and the Catholic Con average of 25 points a game." Viking program is that the junior ference. Still, Distefano is im ing skills and are inexperienced, Other Vikings to see action this varsity team is 2•1 this season. It was little over a year ago but Distefano believes that the pressed with the girl's determina Christiana's one senior is Sue tion and enthusiasm. year will be juniors Shena Coley when Christiana High School's Vikings could blossom into a com Clark. Clark, like most of her and Laura Wagner , sophomores trls' basketball head coach Jim petitive unit within a year or two. " They want to learn," he said. teammates, started playing Trina Jackson and Jennifer But for Distefano, the struggles Distefano was ~'andering the halls " Basically, we're playing main "You can build a team around en basketball recently and does not Boland and freshman Karen of rebuilding have forced him to ill sear·ch of players. ly ninth and tenth graders on the thusiasm. They all want to play have the same skills as most star Reese. change his coaching philosophy " The program was down," said varsity level," said Distefano. and we try to play everyone who ting seniors in high school. Still, for· the present. "They make mistakes and it's a Distefano is very proud of his Distefano. " I took it over last year practices." Improving athletes are tenth and I just went out a nd recruited learning process, but we're going senior starter. to keep trying to build up the pro One of the Vikings' biggest graders Jenna Frick, Jennifer " My attitude is let's make it a in the halls a nd asked everyone to Herriman, Shani Heckman, Kelly come out.'' gram so when these kids are stumbling blocks is their Inability good experience and let's make it juniors and seniors maybe they'll to score. " We just can't score," "1've got to give her a lot of Naumann, Michelle Cieg and enjoyable," said Distefano. " Then Unfortunately for Distefano, credit," he said. " She tries hard Rosie Zbed, and freshmen Dawn few of his recruits had played be decent.'' said Distefano. " They'll shoot the hopefull y they will enjoy it enough For the present, the Vikings are ball but they can't put the ball in but she's probably on the level of Clark, Kim Morton, Angel Payne so that they learn the skills and m uch basketball and the team suf junior varsity. If she had started and Nancy Wilson. fered thr·ough a losing season. faced with some difficult the basket due to the lack of poor become better ball players." • Spartans Will St. Mark's recovers from loss to down stubborn Glasgow Against Glasgow, St. Mark's half against St. Ma rk's, their in took a 10 point lead at halftime consistent play in the first half by Bruce Johnson and held off the pesky Dragons, cost them the game. who pulled within four points with " We 've been up and down all 50 seconds left to play before Some coaches believe that season but this is a tough time of fading. the year," said head coach Scott nothing is gained from a loss. But Scott No rthey led the Spa rtan if you speak to St. Mark's High Cressman. " A lot of the kids have fast break offense with 20 points special commitments with family School basketball coach John and burly center Scott Dyer con Fiorelli, he might beg to differ. and are un a ble to play." tributed 15 points and 15 rebounds. But Cressman is confident that The Spartans sur·vived a gut While Fiorelli depends on the wrenching loss to Delcastle in dou the team wiil improve and be consistent play of the senior ready for the sta te tournament. ble overtime 44-40 sever·al weeks guards, he is pleased with the ago, but it was a loss which even " I see some things that are rapid progress the front court has changillg and if the kids hang in tually proved to have a positive ef made. fect on the team. there a nd don ' t drop their· heads, "Our improvement is mainly then we'll be able to play with a lot "The Delcastle game, despite because key personnel have begun being a loss, was really a big boost of teams thi s year·. We 've just got to develop," he said. "Scott Dyer·, to keep working," he said . for us. We went over there (to whC' just came off football, Steve Delcastle) figuring we weren't go Wing and sophomore Craig Bilin In other action, Christiana con ing to stay with them because of ski are a ll gaining more con tinued it's winning ways by their size," said Fiorelli. " But we fidence with each game. But it's defeating Tatnali 83-62. learned that we are a good press also our senior guards who have Newark continued to have ing team and a n up-tempo team, really stepped in and a r·e doing the troubles a nd ended up splitting a and it gave us some confidence." Important things you need to do to pair last week. The Yellow jackets Since then, the Spartans have win." not lost. They defeated a respec destroyed ctpe Henlopen 100-64 For Glasgow, the loss was H on Moncl class), Brett Tomashek (126 ), and champions, the 'Jackets grap by Bruce Johnson Tom Bocklus (heavyweight). plers are young, inexperienced Howell Is a three-time state and untested. Of the 12 weight champion and will undoubtedly classes, three are held by Newark High School's wrestling become a four-time champion. He freshmen and four are uncertain. head coach Gerald Milstead Is sought after by numerous col " We've got a couple of very weak places," said Milstead, who realizes that the Yellowjacket leges, and Is arguably one of the 1 grapplers are In the midst of best wrestlers Delaware has ever is nonetheless Impressed with the maybe one or two years of produced. freshman class. " We can count on rebuilding, but he's not complain Tomashek almost gave up three wins, and I don't know if Ing. wrestling last year for other In that's going to be enough. We may Milstead takes great enjoyment terests, but decided against it. get three or four more, but when In working with young talent. He Milstead said that Tomashek Is we run Into William Penn, St. also takes great pride In watching very intense and Is probably the Mark's and Saleslanum, we're go that talent lmature. This year, most improved wrestler on the ing to have a long night." Milstead has the best of both. team. He Is also becoming a team One of the problems fo r " It's the best of both worlds," leader. Milstead this season Is the battle said Milstead. " I'm looking for Bocklus, the two-time AU-state of numbers. Newark totals 42 ward to the future, and also to the football star, placed second In the wrestlers this year, when in the kids who can achieve Immediate state wrestling tournament last past that number reached more success." year. In the recent Yellowjacket than 55. Milstead believes that ten Milstead pointed out that Invitational Tournament, Bockius or 15 more athletes could fill some coaching goes beyond teaching was overpowering and according holes and make a difference in the because he had the opportunity to to Milstead has improved greatly program for 1985-86. know the wrestlers as individuals. from last year. As far as athletes, Milstead has " It's the pleasure of the team as All of this makes Milstead a been Impressed with Tyler a whole," he said. " They're plea very content coach. Tomashek (98 ), and believes the sant kids and as long as I can have "I've been blessed with kids like freshman has the potential to be kids aorund me that cause me Kurt Howell, Tommy Bocklus and just as good as his brother. nothing but joy, then I'll keep Brett Tomashek who are not only Milstead also likes Derek Daniels coaching. ' ' successful on the mat but good (105 ), who he called one of the best people and fun to be around," he natural wrestlers he's ever seen. This year, three of these joys Newark is rebuilding Jts wre. fli ng JH·n,u ·am, are potential state champions: said. Unfortunately, Daniels missed Besides the three potential state last year's season due to transpor Kurt Howell (rig ht/. Kurt Howell (119 pound weight . tation problems. 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Reservations 388-4230 (302) 328-1798 14 Tlw N t~w Ark PosL Dec.30; ·~ ENTERTAINMENT Happy New Year! and Julian Patrick as Alberich, Wednesday is but the first day and you have the makings of the ENTERTAINMENT ALE of 1986 and already the year Is major musical event of our very taking on the look of a most Im young year. The bus will leave the Plaza portant one in the world of Some of the best news to come Schwartz Hotel at 6 p.m. and arrive back at musical years. with the announcement from THE ARTS the Delaware Art Museum at ap The reason centers in the city Seattle Is that the entire cycle Photos on display proximately 8:45p.m. of Seattle, where quite a bit of will be mounted twice. It is a dif by Phil Toman The cost of the trip is $28 ($25 for musical history has been made ficult enough task to undertake The work of photographer museum members) which in since 1975 when Glynn Ross the gigantic opus once, but twice Douglas Schwartz is on display at cludes round-trip transportation began the Pacific Northwest - well, they are of hardy stock t~e Newarlt Free Library, 750 by deluxe motorcoach. To reserve Wagner Festival with multiple in the northwest. After all, the Library Avenue. The exhibit will a seat, contact Carolyn Lester at "Ring" productions. I made the idea of bringing the " Ring" to .I have six " Ring" cyc!es and, run until Jan. 4. pilgrimage twice and now it ap America every single summer ranges. Visitors can take the the museum, 571-9590. w1th the days off necessitated by ferry to Vancover, B.C., for their The library is open 10 a .m . to 9 pears that people from all around was born and raised there, and the difficult, demanding music, p.m. Monday through Friday and the world will be coming there raised very well I might add. " Expo '86" which will be in pro there are few cities I would gress then. 10 a .m . to 4 p.m. on Saturday. again in the month of August. Here is the schedule for the rather spend the time in than Arts galore What's all the excitement productions, Cycle one: "Das In the weeks of 1986 that lie A Newark resident, Schwartz Seattle. There is so much to see just ahead, I will be bringing you photographs the state's parks and about? The Seattle Opera Com Rheingold," Saturday, Aug. 2, 8 and do for the opera lover and other natural areas. pany will present a new produc p.m.; "Die Walkure," Sunday, more information about the Seat Painting program non opera love1· alike. Tours tle Opera production of "Der His color nature photography tion of Richard Wagner's Aug. 3, 4 p.m .; "Siegfreld," abound or you can just wander at has been recently exhibited at the tetralogy " Der Ring des Tuesday, Aug. 5, 7 p.m . and Ring des Nibelungen" and the your own leisure through the city people who will make it happen. Newark Municipal Building. He "Artsgalore", the Delaware Art Nibelungen" in the original Ger "Gotterdammerung," Thursday, of Seattle, or two mountain has also displayed some of his Museum's Saturday morning man with English supertitles. A Aug. 7, 6:30p.m. Cycle two: work at the Rehobeth Art League. children's festival, will sponsor a new production of what is " un " Das Rheingold," Sunday, Aug. As well, his photographs appear three-part program entitled, questionably the most monumen 10, 5 p.m.; " Die Walkure," Mon on the front and back covers as "Painting, Painting, and More tal work of Western civilization," day, Aug. 11, 7 p.m.; well as inside the fall1985 issue of Painting" on Jan. 11, 18 and 25. according to George Bernard "Siegfried," Wednesday, Aug. 13, Delaware Conservationist Sessions for 5-9 year olds will be Shaw, always draws attention, 7 p.m. and "Gotterdammerung," Magazine. held from 9-10:30 a.m. and for lD- and well it should. The new one Friday, Aug. 15 at 6:30p.m. r------~---coUPON------Schwartz has received 14 year olds from 10:30 a.m. - in Seattle will, in my opinion, do Prices for the cycle are most photographic training from the noon. the museum is located at just that. reasonable and begin at $72 and School of Modern Photography, 2301 Kentmere Parkway in Wilm Armin Jordan of L'Orchestre continue through $236. All per IlM«rgheritAS New Jersey, and has studied ington. de Ia Suisse Romande will con formances are in Seattle's I under master photographer Eliot During "Painting, Painting, and duct. Francois Rochaix will beautiful Opera House located in Porter at the Maine Photographic More Painting" Part 1 on Jan. 11, direct and the settings and the Seattle Center, site of the Workshops. the film "Red Balloon" will be costumes will be created by Seattle World Fair. I $1.00 OFF WITH ANY PIZZA shown. Children will be taken on a Robert Israel. Joan Sullivan will An attractive full color 1 1 Coupon Per Person. Must Present Coupon. GOOD ANYTIMEI tour of the Museum. The tour will design the lighting. brochure is available from the Wheels be followed by studio experiments Add to that singers like Linda Seattle opera company with full I using tempera paints. Keirn as Brunnhilde, Johanna details. It is, of course, free. Just HOURS : Sun .·Tues. 11 a.m.· 12 p.m. 134 E. MAIN STREET, NEWARK, DE Meier or Sieglinda, Diane Curry drop a note to: Seattle Opera, Wed. &Thurs . 11 a.m.·1 a.m. New York trip Part 2, on Jan. 18, will continue I Fri.&Sat. 11a.m.·2:30a.m. experimenting with paints by us as Fricka, Edward Sooter as P.O. Box 9248, Seattle, Wa. 98108. L 368-4611 ' The Delaware Art Museum will ing acrylics. Siegfried, Barry Busse as Sieg The title of the brochure Is "The offer a Wheels to New York City As a grand finale on Jan. 25, mund, Roger Roloff as Wotan Ring Is Forged." ------trip on Wednesday, Jan. 15. Part 3 will give children the op The bus will leave the museum, portunity to create an original oil located on Kentmere Parkway in painting. Wilmington, at 8 a .m. and arrive "Painting, Painting, and More at the Plaza Hotel in New York at Painting" concludes the Art approximately 11 a.m. sgalore program for the winter The bus will make a special stop term. The spring term will begin at 11 :10 a.m. at the Whitney on Saturday, March 8. Museum of American Art to pro The cost per session, payable at vide participants an opportunity the door, is $5 ($4 for museum to see " High Styles: 20th Century members). For more information, @/) American Design." The bus will contact the museum's education also stop at the Metropolitan department at 571-9594. Call in ad KIM \larket St. \tall/\\ ilm .• I>ela"•tre 19KOI Museum of Art at 11:15 a.m. vance because space is limited. An Intimate Evening With DJ EVERY BONNIE RAITT- SAT. NIG .. T Accompanied by 9:30-Ciosing Johnny Lee Schell PLAYING TOP 40's A LITTLE COUNTRY Et (302) 652-5577 ROCK 'N' ROLL FRIDAY, RESTAURANT & LOUNGE JANUARY3rd ~--FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE---t 8:00PM •FULL MENU . . •STEAMED CRABS LUNCH & DINNER •SPECIALIZING IN BROILED •LATE NITE SNACKS SEAFOOD & STEAKS OAT 'S DISCDUIIT UIIUOIS 17SqEiklon Rood COMING JAN. 7 ------. 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An Office for all Professions! 528 West Pulaski Highway ····~·~~~·:~·~:·g~·~~~:~·t~r·· ~ Elkton, Maryland · Attitude Adjustment Hours Friday, January 10, 1986 .c:': 4 p.m.-6 p.m. IN AUSTRIAN STYLE • Eating and drinking establishment An evening of food and entertainment • Packaged goods featuring •TV Lounge ENZIAN VOLKSTA NZGR UP PE, Music ians and Dancers HOME-MADE SOUPS & SANDWICHES AUSTRIAN CUISI NE. ful l course dinner (Ca rry out service & Senior Citizen discount at~a ila b/e) DANC ING GRAND OPENING· Feb.15,1986 Perkins Student Center $12.50 per person Rodney Room, 8:15p.m. Tickets, Room 109 OPEN: Monday thru Friday II a.m .. 2 a.m. Student Center Saturday 6 p.m.· 2 a .m. p Saturday, January 11 ~ ~ Opening Recital 00 Q~ ~ncr ~0 "() 17-10 DANCETELLER 'I.D,F~o'-'\0~ The modern dance/ thea tre ensemble in residence lllrst (~rour. Prnnauluania Trina Collins. Choreograph er 9 p.m . until4 a.m. Complete with hats, Route 1 at 796 Jennersville Exit .featuring such works as "City Danr.e" with music of Herbie Hancock and Blond ie. "Ocean " with music by Hovhaness . noise makers , hors d'oeuvres • Mitchell Hall 8:15p.m. No Admission Charge •MIDNIGHT BUFFET •CHAMPAGNE TOAST We wish you a •FREE COFFEE & Monday, January 13 DONUTS AT LAST CALL Happy'New Year! A Joyful Musical Evening .L~~ . A PARTY WITH BETTY COM DEN AND ADOLPH GREEN & : The Br. ~adw~~ and Holl~w~. ~? authors and IXr.i~ists perfor .~_lng th eir ow n songs from their shows such as : Smgm m the Ram . On th e Town , Peter Pan. 'The Band Wagon ," and many others. &~ (215) 869-3003 : Mitchell Hall UD Students $3 00 ~ (215) 869-3515 8:15p.m. Others $8.00 · Hou rs Mon.·Th urs. l u nch ·ll 30·4; FAST LANE Dinnert·9p.m Fr i. & Sa t lunc h · l1 ·t , Tickets at Mitchell Hall Box Office, (302) 451-2204 Oinnert·lOp.m , Sun Brunch 11·2: ss oo COVER Oln ne rt-8p.m For further information on any of the above events : No Rcst'rvatlons N eedt'd ~ 301-287-5600 ...... ~~·~ .'.~~ .~ :~~.~~: .~~ ~.'~:: .·~~~:. ~~: :~~~: ...... ~ Dec.30 1116 The New Ark Post CHURCH FILE Deacon Howard J . O'Connor of Aerobics Holy Family parish in Newark wlll be the homlllst for the service. Ogletown Baptist Music for the Mass will be offered Ogletown Baptist Church will by Kevin J . Sullivan of Holy Fami begin Its winter session aerobic ly of Newark: classes on Tuesday, Jan. 7. A reserved seating area wlll be Classes will meet at 7 p.m. available for the aged and Infirm. Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Private individual prayer will church at 316 Red Mill Rd., follow the Mass for those who wish Newark. to remain. Participants are led through workouts by trained Instructors to Additional Information may be contemporary Christian music. obtained by calling the Coor Classes are free. Child care is dinator of the Healing Ministry at available at a cost of $1 for the 239-5982. first child and 50 cents for each ad ditional child. For Information, call737-25ll. Luncheon Healing Mass Christian Women's Club The Newark First Christian St. Mary church Women's Club will hold a " Live The Diocese of Wilmington Wire Luncheon" at noon Monday, Healing Ministry will hold the Jan. 13 In Clayton Hall on the January Diocesan Healing Mass University of Delaware's north at St. Mary of the Assumption campus In Newark. Church In Hockessin at 8 p.m. Fri Reservations must be made by day, Jan. 3. 10 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 9. Call239- Celebrant for the Mass will be 0847 or 737-9365. Costls$6.75. Rev. James M. Jackson, director Radio personality Bev Richards of the Diocesan Healing Ministry. will speak. Music will be provided Jackson Is also associate pastor at by vocalist and guitarist Joy Cer Holy Rosary church in Claymont. rato. MIRACLE TABERNACLE · for people who need a miracle SUNDAY I 1:00 P.M. Newark New Century Club Corner of Delaware Ave. .... & Haines St. •: Ronald Cohen, Pastor (302) 737-7007 Angel Tree /' Children's Services c 'hildren ~f inmates provided happy holiday by area churches day, Dec. 21, had-the aura of a Also enjoying themselves were "sometimes they'll cry and the giant birthday party. Allen Copus, 29, and his 3-year~ld can't believe it. They can't believ~ ~rti~ by Bill Clark Two clowns worked the crowd. son Jonathan. "Some of the people that church people - people wh • Clusters of red, blue, yellow and were really surprised at just the don't even know them- are goln~ A non-sectarian center for pink balloons, Inscribed with fact they got gifts," said the elder to buy their children gifts. • the treatment of alcoholics. Christmas had arrived four "Happy Birthday Jesus," adorned Copus, an Angel Tree coordinator days early for Kristen and her the walls of the fellowship hall. In from Bridgeville. "And one of the "A lot of them are very cautio~ •Accredited by J.C.A.H. baby brother Calvin. the rear, more than 600 cupcakes ladies said, 'On top of It we got a because they don't know who w • ·•Approved for Insurance Coverage Sitting on the carpeted floor In and 18 cans of fruit punch fed the $20 gift certificate from Acme that are. They want to know whafl Call (301) 273-6600 or (301) 679-8992 (our Baltimore numbe_r] the nearly-deserted fellowship approximately 300 guests, a ma- we can use for Christmas.' " Prison Fellowship Is and hollt: hall at West Presbyterian Church jority of whom were children "I sometimes forget those come we're calling them. WherJ: Father Martin's Ashley · In Wilmington, the 2-year~ld girl under 10. things. I'm not wealthy, but at the they find out we're on the level quietly and methodically reduced " We've discovered that two out same time we have food on our you can hear the !eeriness goln 800 Tydings Lane, Havre de Grace, MD 21078 wrapping paeer to mere shreds. of every three children do not at· table," said Copus, managem~nt ou.t of their voices.' • Kristen soon had uncovered a tend any kind of church service," representative at the Millsboro frilly, pink dress, jean overalls said the Rev. Gary Warner, the branch of Wilmington Savings Whittle, a Newark residenq with a pink and lavender plaid director of Child Evangelism Fund Society. "My wife and I gave the account of a pregna~ shirt, and a doll. She pried the doll Fellowship of Delaware, Inc., have two kids and we're with teenager, the daughter of t from the box with the help of her beforespeaklngtotheassembly. them. I don't know what it's like prisoner. A young Newark womaQ mother, Rose Craner, 23, and "My job Is to get in with the having one parent. Jonathan and I - having selected the glrl't grandmother, Carla Fenimore, 42. Gospel and make the Initial con- talked about that on the way up, "angel" - bought her a pair of Then Kristen opened the tact and make sure the kids have that we would be with children to maternity outfits. presents of her 5-month-old. an opportunity to hear the true day who didn't have a mommy or Whittle put the pregnant teen id Church brother, who sat in a stroller, un· Christmas story. Most of them a daddy at home.'' touch with a public health nurse: fazed by the excitement. Uttle don't know who Jesus Christ is - Copus placed 10 "angels" on Calvin received a blanket, clothes, outside of a swear word. And with wreaths around his bank's teller "I asked her (the girl) If she mind! diapers and crib toys. their fathers or mothers in jail - booths. Among the curious was ed my calling her. She said, 'No. I Directory The father of Calvin and oh, man, what an opportunity. WSFS president J . Walton St. just didn't think anybody cared.! Kristen, Calvin L. Harris Jr., was They have a real need for so- Clair. When someone calls her from a9 AGAPE FEUOWIHIP SAINT NICHOLAS OUR REDEEMER an inmate at the .Gander Hill meone to show them some Chris- " He asked what they were all organization and says, 'Look, w• A Splrk filled locel taprmlon of LUTHERAN CHURCH want to help; we're concemetl the Body of Christ EPISCOPAL CHURCH Prison and Is now assigned to the tlan love," he said. about and I told him. I felt he got Old Newark Rd . & JohnsonetAusulll about you,' then that's showlni Sunder WorJhlp: 10:00 e.m. 11 Ches. HIIIEII. Plumber Work Release Center In Craner, the mother of Kristen sarcastic with me," recalled HowerdJohnsons, Routtnlend Chestnut Hill Rd . God's love for another human b4f HOLY EUCHARIST Newerk Wilmington, according to and Calvin, appreciated Warner's Copus. " But then he called me the m-tne Fenimore, a New Castle resident. 45-minute presentation. "It's hot next day and wanted a certain lng." .~ Wednudey~· · Home Meellns held 10:30HolyEucharist CeriH . KruelleJr. --: 117:30p.m. 1------f Putor Through Project Angel Tree, In here," she said. "He did a pret- angel. It was really neat. The Newark woman also lfii. lAilT THOIIAI'I PARISH SundeySchoolend Delawareans provided Christmas ty good job to have those kids sit "Then he called me the day tends to pass along her maternit)' tEPIICOPALI BlbleCieues 9:00e.m. gifts to 450 children of men and there. Ordinarily, they don't want before he sent the stuff down and Loven &Benny Sll. 271SouthCollege DlvlneWorshlp 10:00e .m. wardrobe, baby furniture, clo~ Nlwlrk, DeiiWIJI tiPtrkPIIu Holy Communion 111 Sund ey. women housed in the state's cor- to just sit and listen to somebody said, 'I have everything except for and toys to the expectant mothec. Rev. ThomuLaur HolyEutherlst 3rdSundey rectional system. The program - talk." crayons. The child asked for a col· "This Is carrying it beyond thJ! SUNDAY: Sundtyl! 1.101nH:30 sponsored by Prison Fellowship, "For whatever reasons, and oring book. My wife feels it's im· llbiiStudy. AIIegu -9:30o.m. Angel Tree," said Whittle. Wednudeya: 12:1ap.m. GLASGOW CHURCH an international Christian there are a million of them out portant that we also give her Mom. Wor~h l p · 10:40 e.m. Holy Deya: 5:30 p.m . (unleu OF THE NAZARENE YoulhSorvlu ·h .m. otherwlllennouncedl Fourhsson'aPovlllon outreach based In Washington, there," Interjected Craner's crayons.' So he bought them on his The project was led In su.sseX TUESDAY : All ere welcomed here. All ltllndfourSeoaon'sPkwy. D.C. - started In Alabama In 1982. mother, Carla Fenimore, a lunch hour. and Kent Counties by Frank EnnlnsServiu ·7:00p.m. lltromenlll mlnillroUona ere Newerk,DE It has spread to more than 250 member of Hope Lutheran Church "It touched me that someone of Wednosdly Bible Study · 7:00 aveilable. forlddlllonsllnformo· 7JU4I3 Casey and the Rev. Steveh lion tiiiJII-4144. Sundlyschool 1:30 cities across the country and In New Castle, "the story of Jesus his prestige got so Involved.'' Golden, respectively, and with thl! 1 came to Delaware In 1984. Is something a lot of kids would The initial phase of Project permission and cooperation ql LJ~~~O:!,;F~CH~R.e.IS:;T-~------1 r:~~:::~h~~ : :: If Christmas trees, set up In chur· never even get to hear it weren't Angel Tree was carried out at John L. Sullivan, the comm~ 11 ~ 1 1 1 m Church Road Wtdnosdey l lblt Study 7:00 ches in the Newark area and for programs like this. Of course, Delaware's men's and women's Minister ;~~A~~L~:~:; Putor: Grover C. Dosklns sioner of the Department of Cof· ChlrluMoore METHODISTCHURCH throughout Delaware, were you know the gifts are going to get prisons, from Georgetown to Clay rections. 737-3781 IIE. Moin SUIII FIRST PRESIYTERIAN CHURCH decorated with "angels" that bore them here. And It's the story that mont. Inmates voluntarily for . i SundoyBible tli2UIW774 2t2WutMiinStrell the children's names and four gift 1s the highlight." warded the names, addresses and Whitle said that personal Clutts 1:30A.M. WorshipSorvicu 1:30.1:30 Newerk , DE wishes. Individuals, families and Lucinda Tolliver, 24, ac- phone numbers ofthelr children to SundlyWorship !0:30A.M. <e.m: SummerWonhip satisfaction seldom enters her EvonlngWorship 5:00P.M. ChurchSchool ·allagn 1:30& 10:30o.m.·Sonctuery Sunday school classes selected companied her 5-year-old the Prison Fellowship of mind. "Some of these chlldnfn Wtdnudey lh.m. ChurchSthooll:lh.m. "angels" · and bought the re- daughter Janetta to the party. "I Delaware. In turn, Angel Tree BlbloC iusu 7:00P.M. Nu rmynollablt ll30&11e.m. NurJeryprovldtd don't get gifts other than the ona 1:311Worshipbroadull quested items, which were not to think It's nice," said Lucinda, a coordinators Fay Whittle and we give them. And If that's wh•t CALVARY BAPTIST ThoReverond WNRK llto Dr. Robert l . Lowry, Putor exceed $50 per child. Wilmington resident, who - like Peggy Laird contacted the the Lord wants me to do, then I',U 215E . DoloweroAve. P11toro: Clifford A. Armour. Jr. Project Angel Tree climaxed the others- picked up her child's children's guardians (who con Nowerk , DE W. OanloiR ich do it. I don't think any one of liS Jll-4!104 GLASGOW REFOIIIIED with parties In all three counties. gifts on the way out. " It's sented to participate) for gift sug want any credit for the programls SundlySchool 1:45 The one in New Castle County, something different for the kids. I gestions. success," she said. Morn ingWorship 11:00 1------f Me:.:E:,·~~~=~Nf~~:~~ on hel~ at West Presbyterian in didn't know so many people would " When we call them to get their BYF5:45Sundays MIRACLE TABERNACLE Rd.401offRt.n. llmllosouthof WednudoyEven lnsfellowshlp "For people who Rt40 downtown WliminRton on Satur- be here. I'm enloYiniZ mvself.'' wIshes, " WhItt 1 e saId. They care more about the kids: Oinnerbyreaerv1Uonu 5:45 netd l mlro tle" SUNDAYS 11 A.M. BlbloStudy 5:45 Sundty 1:00p.m. Rov. Nelson K. Melkus Cho lr Rohu rul 7:45 Newerk New Country Club 112·2211 Pnto r: lnterlm Putor ICornorDelewereAve. ProsbyllrienChurch lnAmtrlco Don leiA .Mac Donald &H1 in11St. l Roneld Putor r~G-~I~F·r·~s~~ PENCADER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH UIIITAIIAI UIIVEIIAUIT Corner of Rt. IH &Rt40 FEUOWIHIP OF NEWARK Worship !0:30A.M. 4211W .. Rd. Aduii&C hlldron . . ~ . CRArT (OffPerkPIICII SundeySchool 1:15A.M. IO:JO Sund1y Youthftllowshlp I:OOP.M. Sunder School & "AChurchproudof itsput, wlth ChlldC1reProvldod ovialonforlhoFuture." Studonll& Jo~n Oldmon, Putor Nowcomon Wtltomt 731·1124 FIIIEIIDIHIP IAPTIST CHL1·.:H Z2110S...CollittAve,242 . SUNDAY Sunday Bible Clu ..• · ell llblt St•dy, Allttul:30 a.m. lltlt:JOA .M. Church Trtlnlns AU 1111 1:00 Wo flhlp Strvlce !Nursery Av iii.110:JOA •. M ~:nhlpServlm 11 :00e.m. ~"=,J;::,.;2~~~ WEDNESDAY "Gu rtd to the tim es end an · chortd to the Rock ". PrmrT~R~~LLIE E. 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Mon alteration s, tailoring, weddings. 9800 SERVICES OFFERED ~ . _. --- 302-328-3499 w•II.New,tiO ... orbeatof· thly: Room $135; eft. $175; 1 Additional Words ...... 25~ (per word) •Automatic Delivery Expe rienceed & reasonabl e. 412 Cl~hing__ 7 days-24 hours fer. 301-388-1534, Doug. BR Apt. $235, 3 BR house •Budget Heating Plan s Caii302:4 53J!~. $365. 302-737 -7319, 9am-5pm Bold Type Face ...... • add $1.00 •24 Hour Emerg . Service weekdays . •Products Include: 380 Uphol!_terin~ _ ~:E~T~~T~;~J~cio?':~~~ Roots ~y Sp~cialty Women & Children. Wed. & 10% Senror Citizen DIS· Room or efficiency. Wilm . & Please check your Ad the first time it appears. We can be Fuel Oil, K· 1 Kerosene Let us wake up that antique bed Thur., 9am-4pm. Fri., Sat. count New Castle area . Airport vicini· Diesel Fuel & with a custom made mattress & responsible for only one incorrect insertion. Regula r unleaded gas 9 ty. Color TV, phone, refrig. and boxspring. We make any g~~: : M ~~~~~ ~ . ~ ~t MARTIN H. DOLBEN From $45 wkly. 302·658·4 191 or Super no·lead size. We also do custom 2 15 A -- • 107 Lea Ad-Manor Park 32B-7529. Call in Cecil County upholst ery and rep airs. RENTALS 301 -398·21B1 FURNITURE CLINIC, 302- 416 firewood New Castle, DE 19720 Toll Free from DE 302·366-1644 834 · 5~,__ __ Log splitter with operator for MOVIE DISC PLAYER , RCA . STAN 'S APPLIANCE 342 Home Improvement PLEASANT HILL hire . $12 / hou r. 3 hour New . Pard $98.00-best offer. SERVICE CERTIFIED NURSING ASSIS · Additions & remodeling . UPHOLS TE RY minimum . Call 301 -658-5011 301 -39B·6752 or 392-3559. Low cost appliance repair. Ser $$REWARD$$ T ANT, Applications are now Custom homes, decks, 'laths & Furniture Custom Upholster ed, ~ !_!!r 6 ~- _ ___ N S F a p p r o v e d vicing all major appliances. Ser being accepted at Calvert kitchens. Magness Construc fast service. reasonable prices, Seasoned firewood, $55/ truck RESTAURANT EQUIP· vicing all areas. MC & Visa . Call LOST: Small female dog, tan. tion. 302·738-6712. free pick up and delivery. Large load, $95/ cord . 302-368·2799 . MENT. Dove electric scales. -.! !2!!!!£!!~~~Ma nor Nursing Home. lntersec· anytime·24 hr . service . Prompt ·,; tion of Rt s. 272 & 273 . Apply in Hardwood Floors selection of material. Call day or Hea'vy aeason-;d- ilib Globe meat slicer. Portable Answers to "Beige". Very 2 friendly service. 302-32B·2820 . person betwee n 9am and 4pm, Installed / stained . evening . 39B-5822 . firewood. All hardwoods, salad bar . 3 u1111 mllkshake mrx · friendly. Unfortunately wear 106 Lost & Found Mon.-Fri. Old floors sa nded & finished . TYPING mostly oak. Exc. for er . Chest type freezer. Tomhn CLER IC AL PO SITION DONALD G. VARNES , INC . Term papers, theses, resumes, woodstove and fireplace. son soup pots. 301 ·658-5264 . ing no tags. Lost in area of W. etc . For all your typing needs, FOUN D: Male, bla ck Labrador Bookkeeping experience prefer 302·737·5953 $15/cord delivered. Contact RCA 19" color TV, XL100. Like call Robin, 302-368·8316. High & W. Main St., Elkton. with yellow collar. Looks like red . Sharp, detail·minded per· Wooden floors sanded & Lee Laraon 301·398-7711, new, still in carton with brand one year old . Found in North son needed to become a refinished . Reasonable rates· Will haul away any unwanted da1s or 392-5175 ave. new guarantee. Cost $529 . Very loved & missed by family. EBS1 ark. 301 -287-9327 . responsible member of accoun· free estimates. Jeff Williams articles. Will also do deli veries. 6 Reward offered. Please call ting team in a high ·pac ed of· Cecil County area. 301 -287· f~rnit;,.e -- ~~~~~H9 ., with remote con· LOST:Male Siamese ca t ·-;;n ~2 · 7 31 - 4953 . -----· GENERAL 420 12/ 24 . Park Town Dr, Elkton lice. Send resume to : Mr. 5126, ask for B:.::ob::.:.. ___ rvERCHANDISE ------JVC-300 watt, 5-way speakers, 301-392-4574 ANYTME!. aea . 301 - 391:~~ __ Troy, P.O. Box 4B3, North East, 350 Kennels COFFEE TABLE and 2 end with 12" woofer. Cost $400. LO$T nea r Blueball Ad ., ~2 1 901 :_ __ --- - 362 Painting tab le~ . Solid cherry. Very good Ask ing $69 . Lost Your Petl Call the 404 Appliances E lkton . MD · ma l e CLERI CAL RECP TIONIST. lm· Barbato & Son painting an d condrton . Bes t offer . 30 1-39B- BLAUPUNKT push button Dela wa re SPCA immediately . Yorkshi re Terrier. Black, mediate opening available for wallp ape ring contractors . Fr ee FREEZER ~ Sea rs, d,est - ~yie~ ~757_1?et.::-e en ~-- stereo cassette rad io. Cost 302-998·22B:.:.;1._ _ ___ gold & silver. Name tag -· mature person in busy office. estimates. 301 ·392·4011. Good condition. $150 . 301 ·287- MOVING MUS T SELL, Col - $319. Asking $79. % Duplex For Sale DAPP ER DUDE . Child's pet. Experience helpful but will PLEASANT VALLEY 6336. onial BR suite, new headboard, VHS T-120 tapes, $2.69. R_s_WA RD . 302 · 73 !.:_!!)~ _ train . Full Co . paid benefits 355 Misc. Services PAINTING CO. RANGE, stove wo;k;, oven l ·mirror dresser, reg. dresser, Call Bruce, 215-473·3566. LOST:Poodle, small gray pa rt package . Applications being INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR needs heating element, $75. night stand , twin mattress. Kit· SAVE 50%11 FLASHING AR· 123 Milburn St. Poodle, male, 1 Y, yea rs old , taken Tues. Dec 31 & Thurs. NEW AND OLDER HOMES 302-454-1417. chen set including. table :With ROW SIGNS •21111 Lighted, Jan 2. No phone ca lls please . friendly, lO Y, lbs. Lost in vicini· MOBILE HOME ROOF WASHER / DRYER . Sear S: leafs, 4 cha11s . Frle ca b~net , non-errow •21111 Unlighted Elkton, MD Apply: ty of Todd Estates. 302·737 - COATING Wh ite , good cond . Also, com - swivel chai r, heaters and oth er •219. (Free lettersll See CARMEN LINCOLN MER items avail. 302-738·9270 . locally. 800-423-0183, ~0'---·- CUR Y 1-::"::"::-:"::':":"'::"::-:"':'"":::0::=:~;::":'--, ~~~r~~i~r~to~.a s l ~ti~~ : : ~~ ~6S: anytime. IIOCI.Q8..2838, ext. $19,900. 108 Notices _ _ 342~~i~:Swc~~~~;;vv . 5264 . 428 Livestock 504. ------· Tradition sofa & love seat $300; Owner. fin. available or lease BEST FAMILY GIFT-HEALTH COOK , MAIN TEN AN CE & M RE , ¥. Arabian . 14 years Gree n wall/ wall carpet 13'x15' purchase option. & WEALTij. JOIN FASTEST WAITRESS ES . Benefits. Apply old . Chestnut. $750 . or best of- & 8'x 10' $100; Boys lO·spd . GROWING COMPANY IN in person to Scott's Fuel Stop •• HOT TUB· SPA .. fer. 30 1-2B7·2812. 24 " bicycle·like new $25. Call HISTORY . PART-TIME, 391 Bell Hill Rd ., El kton, MD . ' For all · your gasoline, diesel, ___ __ 301 -398·79681!!.1,-"'er..c:=m:.:..:·..,....,...- 398-2133 or 398-5700 Rep airs /Service / Installation ~~tLoTI~ls-L~g~RI~I~ENA~~ . ELECTRICIANS fuel & kerosene needs. See FEEL GREAT $lO,OOO- Ma1or trade a.ssocrauon seeks Call after 6 :00p.m . 430 Miscellaneous ~o~~~~~ni~~w~to~!~e~o~csae~o $100 000 PER YEAR . CALL full t~me electncal r n st ru~tor for your Southern States dealer. $600, part included. Call 301- 302-738-6890 398.0544 after 4:30pm . 302-475-2932. ~:~~l c~~ ~ rp~~~~e: r~~~~~ We also have 24 hour burner Elec trux Shampooer with W / P 12/ 11 -tf SEWING MACHINE, Zig 5 gallon of shampoo. Instru ctions service, automatic delivery, Zag. Uaed 1 time. All at· 110 Pers~nals _ ~nt~ d~~~~;~~~~;~n~;il~yc rat~ incuded . Like new. 301 -275· ·It's Post time tachmenta. Paid $450, will ARE YOU & communi.cate e.Hec· budget plans, radio dispatched 2522 or 301 -275-2300. t~ ach sell for $250 or beat offer. 1 delivery trucks. MAKING WHAT ~~~ ia;~h e~~~ ~~~· ca~l~c~~f! ~; 4 Y OU' RE WORTH ? salary, benefits & working Looking for 10 seriou s people hour ~. Please send r e~ ume to: SOUTHERN STATES, ~12!!!!:::!!!x!!::!!6o~M~o~bi~l e~H~o~m~e~ · ~a~30~:;:32Iafter pm. - r.;(;;;~;;;;;;;;· J;;;l_;;;SINC;;;p;;;,a;;;s·J;;;N;;;;;::-, who have a burning desire to J .. Hrggrns, Home Burlders In· I 2 Beagles, tri-color . Male & earn $100,000/ yr. in a well slltute. 15th & M Sts., North ELKTON SERVICE established health & nutrition West , Washrngton, DC . 20005. F r Sa Ie ~~~~le . $75 for pair. 301 ·2B7· company . No experie nce _ -· _ 152 Railroad Ave, Elkton, MD 0 EO.I_~ F- CHIHUAHUA, black and white. necessary. 302·475-70BO. IF Y 0 U HAVE THE Phone: MD 301-398-2181 or Complete Renovat ed and In Park . N ear Ready to go . $85. 301 -658- LOsE extra COURAGE TO CALL IT pou nds~ Eikton • Looks Like New . C rea tive !ina n e· 5130 . CREASE your energy le; el and COULD MAKE YOU RICH. DE 302-366-1644 EARN good money in your MAKE $10,000 PER MONTH ing . $500. to $2500 . down. Possible FREE : German Shepherd pup· spare time. For Info: 302·475· IN 90 DAYS. CALL M·F, 12- automobile trade·in. pies . Caii301 -39B-0398. REALTORS 7080 . 6PM FOR APPOINTMENT POODLE :True Toy, male, red, AKC, very good composition 0 SUPER 1SO Wanted - lo 2 $6500° and temperment. 6 months old . m-;~~:;man ~;- Shots. $400. 302-875·4848. wooded lol! Unique 20x12 deck off family room . Kit· Roomm ate to shm house in boys ages 6 & 7. 6 Y, hours , 5 chen totally renovated . Fireplace, garage. Many im· Bea r , DE . $ / mo . North East Auction Gallerie FREE TO GOOD HOME: 25 0 day sa w~ :..JQ?.: 453 · 1 ~ 398·2133 or 398·5700 provements! All in Arbour Park . Call738-5544 . Washer/dryer . Call Jim 302- OVERSEAS AND GOVERN· U.S. Route 40, North East, MD Part Labrador Retreiver n2·2390 days or 302-834 -8017 MENT JOBS . MOST SKILLS . puppy; female . Cute, COUNTRY LIVING after6 m. MEN AND WOMEN . TAX EVERY THURSDAY 7 P.M. adorable and 1·layful. 3 It's all here! 1 Y, acres, 3/ 4 bdrms., 3 baths, C/ A, months old. 301 -J:lB-5488. W /W carpet, raised hearth fireplace, family room WANTED: l ·S building iOts tor ~ii~E · IN~O~E S~E~SE~~ : Open to the public. Buy o r sell. Estate , sun deck, finished bsmt., 4-car garage. Located in hrgher pn ced cust om homes. TOR ·TULSA, OKLAHOMA3 Repos . Fleet . Pri vate O wners . Lot of late Lauren Farms. Call738-5544 . Oakrrdge Con stru ction . 30l - 7410S FOR FREE LI ST AND model vehicles i ncl : Pick · Ups , Vans . 39 2426 Victoria Mews 8- · ---- NEWSLETTER. Hard Tops . Classic s , Too . Sellers Fee On · THE QUIET LIFE lt PlivateEntranceApts. Roomy 2 story with shade trees, garden, 2-car ~~:t ed~Oxl~~e~t T:~~ Pho;- PLUMB ER.'" Piec.e . work : ly $20 .00 lt New Thermopane Windows garage. Perfect country home for the whole family. URGENTLY NEEDED g BY Oakrrdg e Consuuctron, even- SENIOR CITIZEN! Call _ ~~30 1 - 39 B : 2426 ,_ ___ lt New Hot Water Heaters 3 bdrms., 2 baths. Non-development tool Real buy! 301 SPECIAL REPOS. Call738-5544 . No . 3056N. 392-4552. REG ISTERED NURSE, needed lt Walk to Shopp ing & Uof D -- part ·time for 7am·3pm shift . THURS., JAN. 9 BREEZEWOOD SPLIT LEVEL LOTS OF SPACE 175 Misc. for Rent Also, Li censed Prac tical Nurse 1979 Dodge Pickup Lotsofextrafeaturesrn this3bedroom , 1'1 bath, sp lit level in Cul ·de· ltlree·linedStreets in this 4 bdrm . Dutch Colonial on 3 acres with barn . sac . Assuma ble 9.375 % County Bo nd Mort gage. HURR Y! $69 ,900. Quality construction. Large country kitchen, 2 % Storage·indoor. Au to, boat, lt CableTVAvailable ~~~~Yeda:orL!·Jr~:O~~ftN~~!:~~ Ser. No. W14JE95216297 K·165. baths. $2000 settlement help! Call 738 -5544. No. trailer, work shop. 12'x30 ' . Center . 301 ·39B·8800. We offer POPULAR CROFTON lt CarpetedorHdw. Fioors $9B / mo. 24'x30', $195/ mo. competitive wa es. 2798N . Lovely maintenance flee home . Lots of amenities. Lots ol privacy . lt OualifiedPetsWelcome Elkton area . 301·39B·240!.:_ TERMS : la sh at lrm e of sole . SEARS Back s to wooded area . La rge open roo m w l11eplace Very coz y located oH Elkton Rd . Now hiring SALES, STOCK home. S74 ,900 . K·I71. Nowark, 12·A O'Danlol Avo. 102 EAST MAIN ST. -NEWARK & COMMISSION SALES. R.C. Burkheimer &Associates ..._ DEVELOPERS? MlD·ATLANTIC REALTY CD ., INC. •. Part-time only. Day a or 17+ acres With mushroom !arm and 3 housing units. Lots of poten · A.. t Eatete & Auctioneers - 388-2357 302-738-5544 nights. Apply Sears, Prices ual. Calloflrcelor all details. K·191 . Corner, 10-4pm or 5-6:30pm P.O. Boa551.NorlhEui. Md . 2t90t 30t ·281-5588 302·575·118t FIRST TIME ~ 301 ·366·2442 Home buyers are pellect lor thiscute3·bedroom ranch wi th starned EMPLOYMENT ::~;~:~~~~~ t~Fa i r Hill Tri·States Foremost Auction Company woodwork , hardwood floor~ . Systems recently upda ted, fenced yard. •·"4illln~l area . Must have experience. Nicesizedroom K·IBO. Ita Market ROCKFORD PARK North Elst Auction Galltrie ENJOY 2~2 Help Wanted ~~~~~9~4~~~ 10am ·~P~ 4·1evel bnckand stucco townhouse rn lonely Rockford Place . 5 yea rs U.S. Route40 3 Girls ~eed ed due to our recen t Wa itresses & bartenders. Apply old wrth sur pnsrng space' Decks. skylights. J bedrooms, 3'; ba ths. A North Elst, MD COUNTRY LIVING· e~pansron a.nd acqui tion of ad· in person , Thursday or Friday, winner K 186 . Sales every Tuesday 6p .m. d•t•onal busrness. we need of· 12·5pm, North East River Ya cht STAFF ACCOUNTANT lice and cle rical help and a Girl Cl ub, 90 Bavsirl e Dr, North W·M·'"¥11" Friday . Experie nce preferr ed East. Mr .. 1 Corporate office of a regional growth 1 Thursday7p .m. but not necessary, we wrll train . · ~ oriented publishing and printing firm Gl WINDING Jorn our growing company' located in Easton , Md . is seeking on ·::· .~ ... FleaMarketeveryweekend c ..J:L_JII -~~21 Call 30 1·398 -3600 between energetic self starter to fill the position 1100 R.C. Burkheimar & Anoc. BROOK ~~;N;~~~~~d~ENI ~ , of staff accountant . Respon sibilities in · GOLDSBOROUGH 301-217-5511 Free tra111rng for non·traduional elude maintaining corporate ledgers, NEWARK 302-731-8200 jobs. WOMENPOWEA is of· cc.rtrolling a centralized A / P and Payroll APARTMENTS ferrng an 11 week classro om function . payroll tax returns , coer· Just minutes from ~;~~~:~, ag'e~: !~~neon~ic~~~ ~6 Cleanint Services dinoting divisional accounting functions , Newark & Elkton controls , and annual audits . preparing now fo r entrance testing in REVELATION Cleaning Co . We're On Your Side for:matron . 302 656 0592. Windows, no ex tr a charge. consolidated finonciols and other Contemporary Single AUTO SALESPERSO N, ex · Household apt. $30 . 302·239· management reports . pe11enced . New & used . Due to 2799 or 302·B34 -5288:.... Captain's Gate][ Level Living with a sense expansion we need one more Applicants at a minimum must possess The best of everything is waiting for you in our new of space that makes life good salesperson to add to our 327 Entertainment townhomes . All the space, all the luxury and all the con leam of hrghly paid competent on associates degree in accounti ng and PUPPET SHOWS satisfying. 1 and 2 people . Fantastic pay plan , Ex· 3 years experience in a general occoun · venience you ' ve been lookinp fnr Near schools, shopp· Parties, schools, special occa cellent work rng con d1110ns. Ca ll ing, work and play . Price $51 ,900. Bedroom Apartments. sions. Pam Pipes & Pu ppets. t i ng position as well os experience in ac Wall Bullen, 1 800·84B 2277 or For in fo & b. ochure call Pam counting related data processing func in MD 301 3~ 2 ~700 Nelson . 302 999·007B. tion s . MODELS OPEN CALL 301·398·9496 Bf\R TENDERS " '" '" " 1. parr HOURS: MON.-FRI. 9·5; SAT. & SUN. Il-4 t•m•: ~ A~ 1 1 1I V ''' -' ' ~ "'• · r ~r l ·. f ;111 H1ll 328 Excavations Saturday & Sunday 1-4 p.m. ~r•:· r r, .,'I 11 J1 'i ' J~ 11H~/ . HJ''"' Plea se send re sum e including salary l i'tfl fl. lf ·•J / 1,,,u. EDGAR RHOADES h i s t ory and r e quireme nt s t o Charles A . PROFESSIONAL MGM 'T BY MIKE POWELL FRANKLIN REALTY f./.l•l•l'tfff' /l't •, lr f 'I 1 1 AND SON S Colko , V i(!: Pr c~ id c nt . Ch ' opc ok c GiHllll' 0" PENNA . INC. REALTOR ~ ,f, ' I f ' I f f 0 o o I, 1 r 0 l •l ', o of Ill ,1 ., 1:.,• I- I ''' •I I •I •bu1 I• 11· 11 ~ ,1 1 l' rrbl,·.l"'" i C •HpiJ rrrlr iJII . 1' .0 Box 600 . MASON DIXON REALTY '1. ··: ..·. ····• ,., ' "' :'d':'r:: lll'. tr,, , Mrl 'Jif,()l ::•. :1 Phone 398-8444 or 287-9616 Dec. 30 1986 1~ 104 Furnished Apts. 608 Unfurnished Apts. 101 Unfurnished Apts. 108 Unfurnished Apts. 818 House for Rent Beautiful 1 BR , apt avail, especoally designed for han- NOR TH EAST area. 1 BR , very ~~~~~~1or~~~~~~sfr ~~lie:~~~ clean. No children or pets. 301 - call 301-658-2798 or 301 -833- 287-9655. 5544 . Equal Housin g Op- Wishing you all health, ELKTON . New construction. 1 STEER wealth and happiness In the BR apanments. $350 sec. dep. and $350 one month's rent In New Year. Hope you see advance. References. Ava ilable THIS every dream fulfilled. Sprin g 1986. No pets or children . W ithin walking WAY distance of church, store, doc By : tors. 301-398-5460 after 6pm. John Mascher Female to share 2 BR condo in Newark . $225/ mo . plus A slight " pinging" nol11 It qulle common on newer cen wtcb utilities. Call 302-368-2761 after ~~:~~~~~~c,,•;:.~~;,P,j ~';,'~f. or",~~~::~.~.:~~~~.'~~~t~~~·h.~~i,~ 5pm. n ltlon timing checked ...,.. .. 0 Storage Garage for rant. . . . . Check tire preuura mort often whtn the "mpeuture drojtt, Main St., Elkton, MD. Underlnflalt d t lruwu! ' ga~ . • • ! 0 Ml/mo. 301..-.1300. Buckle up tint 1111 btl111n somearates. II you' re no t wurlnt 1 In country, 2 BR , large LA , kit , s tat belt yo u may be contldtrtd partially rupontlble for c•••· & DR , small study, 2 porches i ngor tggrlvt t l ng tnyi~Ju r le.'lnc.ue o!a ccl de nt. : with garden privledges. Al so ONE OF THE How close trt you Qtrktd1 Angle the tldt·vle w miHor towGII .. animals & chickens if desired . the curb, the beuer to judge d istances Keeps whhew ~lt Must have local references. cletner. too QUIETEST, ROOMIEST $350/ mo. heat & hot water fur nished. 301-39"'-8--"-'91""54::..:.·---.,~-= NEWARK. near university. 6 CABS IN ITS CLASS. month sub-let. Spacious and beautiful. $405/ mo. 302-731 - THE ALL-NEW 1986 MA.ZD\ 4899 aher 5pm. This beauliful apanment can be 82000 LX CAB PLUS. yours for $375(1 BA l. $39512 BRJ. Completely renovated w/ The all -new Mazda 8 2000 LX Cab Plus fit s four adults washer & dryer, new carpet, nicely. Standard featums: 5-speed. 1 hite-letter radials. new kitchen, separate heat & chrome spoker wheels .a nd rear step bumper. AM/FM AC, plus more. 301 -398-7328. stereo, herringbone reclining bucket . eats. and 814 Commercial Property forward-facing rear mazDa Mini Indoor storage lor rent. seats for two adults. 4x8, t25/mo. 8x10, $45/ mo. See it soon. ~ 301-398-8071 . Office for rent. Only 2 remain ing In the newly renovated APM Building, corner of MAin LANDVEST REALTY & Bridge Sts, Elkton . $145/mo. includes ~tili t ies. 301-398-8071 . 398-2401 816 House for Rent 112 Delaware Ave. ELKTON, MD. New Construction -Minutes from Newark STARTING AT $49,900. A.P.R. 11% Fixed Rate Includes 3 Bdrm ., living room . eat-in kit .. full bath, Cathedral ceiling, hardwood kitchen cabinets. electric range, wall-to-wall carpet, driveway & walk. Lot choice. Will arrange financing at low fixed rate. For Qualified Buyers. Other Building Lots available, some wooded . INDUSTRIAL SITE TURNQUIST 107 Acr11 Fron t on 1·95 tnd PA FORRENTUSO Per Month Rtll rotd nllt Dtltwtrtllna. U ,400 J Bdrm .. 1% Blth, P1111tl.llnlt hed btument. L11 . Rm., Coun try Kit· chen. Sli ding Glua Ooo r. Under· pr lc edllt54.900 MOBILE HOME Yl ACRE 2.25 ACRES Wooded. Loctted Bly VIew . Ctll Mlnutttlrom NtWt fk . l BR rtnch FAIR HILL lor011tllt. with dtllcht d 2 ctr g~rtgt . Mtny VA -FHA app roved. No Money SMALL FARM WITH u tru. Catllordeltlls t79 ,900 . Down. 2 ttory vinyl tiding . t BR . LR, wlllreoltct. 2 bltht, FR . lull INVESTMENT RENTAL btumant. 0 11 Hut Owntr will pty 5% tcru, 2storyftrmhouu, 4BFL tllt11owtble closing costs. Ow ne r 2 bltht, with cuport: ltrge btrn What better way to welcome the New Ycur nudltpproalmltelyt1800tomovt tndoutbulldlngs, 20d0 1nground than by driving home in a brand-new car'! WANTED : TO BUY ln . swimm ing pool, tlsot rtnttllBR Bu ll dlng lotup to 20 tcru Will pay mobile home with room addition . And, you don't have to BUY it! Just get top dollar. will consider tfldt·ln. Ct11 for In· "engaaed ." You'll have ail the F UN of new 40 WOODED ACRES formttion . tH,IOO . car ownership with none of the headaches . BUSINESS & RESIDENTIAL wl mum. We ii·Septlc Syttem. U'd5' Mobile Home. Owner flntn· ELKTON AREA No Installment Loans. or High Monthly Pay· Elkton / Newark Rd . co uld bt uud clngpoulble . Tredeinyourpfl· ments. For ail the exciting details on Engage lor ru l eslllt. ins urance , unt rtalutllt or bu y wlth only Ntw 3 IR r~nch with full btu· barbu/ buuty shop, tntiqutthop, S5,000down. Calllor dettllt. mtnt, kit., ttt·ln, LR , vinyl t iding , A-Car. give us a RING today! Ask for a copy doctor ordentillofllce Piusllving wtll·wtllctrpet. t53.to0. of our FREE fact filled booklet AJ-97. qulfttrt . t 3BR.fullbnementfln· SECLUDED 5 ACRES lncludttll", living room , ttt·in klt .. fullbtth, Cithedrtlctlllng, c h~t . lmmed late occupancy Trade Elktonarea. Ru ltic Rtncher, 3BR. lnyour pflllntproperty . S84,000. herdwood kitchen Clblnttt, tltc· courHrykltchan, btth. Full bue· men t. Small pon d, small btrn. lm · Hie rtngt, wtll•to ·well cerptt, drlvewty & welk. Complete home. VENTURCORP. med ia te occupe ney. Owner would NORTH EA~T consldertradt·in . S79 ,900 . ~~~ ~~~o ~:~-.~~~~.~;~·~~: ~"u',I~\:S Wooded Bu ilding Lot, ,au ocre. Buytrt. Otht r lullding Loti ConvenlenttoRoute40. Ptrcep· ' COMMERCIAL LAND IVIIItble, tomewoodtd. proved . WIIIbulldtosult. t1UOO . Rout t tO North Eut. Call for AUTO LEASING Oettllt. Home or P.O. Box 9794 Wilmington, DE 19809 MASON-DIXON REALTY Your Authorized Independent Engage-A-Car'M Bro'ker Christmas Holiday Hour•: We will be closed Part of our joy at Tues., Dec. 24th, Call 302-764-0703 Christmas Day and or mail coupon now! Christmas is remembering we will close early ···············----~ New Year's Eve Day at 6 p.m. Your Name and Address 1 Closed New Year's Dayl DYES I My THANKS In odvonce for rushing me a I friends like you. free copy ol your Bookie I AJ-97 on Engoge·A·Cor NAME------ ADDRESS------ CITY, STATE. ZIP------COUNTRY JUST LISTED DEVELOPMENT 14d0, 1183 mobile home Close to Newark Ia this on Ita own lot In lekealdo malntenance· free ax· Pork . LR , kitchen & din tarlor 2·atory on y, acre Ing area, 3 BRa, 2 full wit h 3 BR a, 1 y, bath a, botha, w / w carpeting, 3 lull baaement, 1-cer ceiling lana. $37,800. Call gcraga, above ground Doug McGlothlin at of pool, walk-In cloaeu, flee or homo 1858-87891 . and laat hou11 on dead· and atreot -- and MORE. *72,000 . Call Charla• Powall at office or home 1868-31121. THOMSON EITATEI ASSUMABLE t-3/4 1/t NEW LISTING mortgage. 3 BR rancher Already zoned commer· ON 1 ACRE with country kitchen, clal Ia thla Investment Priced at U5,000 Is this 5 LR, bath. Full b81emant opportunity -- 2 apta. & BR houae In the country haa 2 llnlahad rooma - garage. Apt1. recently with LR , DR, 2 kltchana, for BR1, or family room & renovated •• poe1ibla 2 laundry room a, 2 bathe, BR -- office-- take your owner financing . *41 ,900. family room -· an old pick. Fencad roar yard. Call Bob Jebaon at office house with lots of poten f53,900 . Call Paula Gilley tial. office or home. 1158- or home 1378-23431 . 45751. BUILDING LOTS AND ACREAGE- FINANCING AVAILABLE ON MOST PARCELS WITH ONLY 10% PAYMENTS TO SUITYOUR BUDGET. OAKWOOD ROAD BEULAH lAND FRENCHTOWN RD. 2 acrea, some woods. located on Wheatley Rd. 1004' waterfront on Elk ...... $11 ,900' . near Route 272 · country River, Parch Creek. 57 + 1.8 acroa, open . $14,900' Iota. IOO 'x250 ' ... 110 ,500. acrea ...... ft50,000. Perc approved; road Perc approved. ~~~~= ~A~:r~~l!. , lronliLD HillTOP RD . PRINCIPIO RD . .b acraa ...... t1b,IOO. !Conowingo} 20 ac rea, on trout .8 acraa ...... $11,100. 14.3 acre• - wooded, stream, aoma woods. 3.2 acraa ...... f24,1500. •tMI up to Octoraro rolling ...... •.. . ,,.. ,ow CRABBE COURT Creek ...... OLD FIELDPOINT RD . .9 acre - lovely homae' on . . . . . Raducad to $25 ,000 . Water rlghllto Elk River. country atreot .. . f12,100 . CRAIGTOWN RD . 11 ecrao ...... $39,900 . WASHINGTON SCHOOL HSE . RD . 2.4 acr81 ...... 115,000 .' POSSIBlE FURTHER 5 moatly wooded acraa, 1.0 ecru ...... $10 .500. • SUBDIVIS ION . perc approved, atream . ROOP RD . RISING SUN vory nice! ...... f28,500 .' 2.3 acre ...... $14 ,900 . I Nea r Route11 y, acre · 2.5 acre lots. P 'JIIN ACRES HANCES POINT RD . Priced from • &.900. to Quiet •re• · cul·d•·••c Near aeveral merlnaa and 115 ,000 . • . Ve ry nice lots atraat ...... fi,OOO . REDUCED . and w e ll prlr ... J . HORSE~HO AMP Rb. IZI t aero road front Iota · HAVEN lANE 1.1 ar. Octoraro ESTATES Creel-. , , well, alec· ~~~~ ~~-~~~~~~ 'ci. ' tij ,'a'o'o' . 1.3 acres · country lot. trlc In 1 reo .... f14,000. 131 2.1 acre lots · panhan ...... 111 ,900.' NOTTINGHAM liD. dle loll · pare approved. PlEt~r · •VE HO . 47 wooded acr81, I pare 1 .6 a e rA • f6 .500 . ar•••· ...... f71,000. oY/N ·E·R·. ·F~~c: ~ ~ ·,e:~ ll UN RUN RD . WITH 20 '/o DOWN . PLAT 12 acrea ...... $33 ,900 . EBENEZER S1ream • 2 perca · open · CHURCH RD . RISING SUN some woods · 370 ' fran· IZI 7 acrea · open · by 1 or Town Iota available for t aye · good v•ew. 'oth Priced UI,IOO ..ch your hou ae . Wat er MOU NTAI N Hill RO . ROlliNG HillS aewer, street loti, paved 121 1.7 acraa tota lly 2 loll available roada, aidewalka. Take wooded panhandle lots, 111 ...... $12 ,900.' your pick. pare approved ·• very 121 ...... f14,IOO .• . LEE OS ROAO privata . ... Each $15 ,000 . BAiliFF RD .· 38 .8 acres, SINGERlV RD . Various size lots w ith lot ne•r Elkton with gorgeous vlow n t El woodttd, s tream ton pro· cer ... •. . ,1,100. porty . Fin a n ci ng ,..,vrw ...... Paco, Chillptt nt.lnl o , n nd 1 Everbreeze. l ots fr om '/, nvo llnble with 30 /t OCTORARO LAKEII ac re up . Prices !l tnrtlny down. , ...... $155 ,000 . 2 lou to be aold together u1 $14 ,900 . BUV WITH •Indicate a no financing wooded -- $10,7150 lor 10 "'/• DOWN . availab l ~ . both.• The NewArk Post Dec. 30, 1986 808 Automobiles 708 Mobile Home /Sale 808 Automobile• 808 Automobiles 808 Automobiles 118 House for Rent 808 Trucks/Vans Think small, use a classified ad BUICK, lllverlll, 1.. . 11,000 MAZDA GLC 1979 atetion 3 BR mobile hom e. S7900 . Ca n for big IASU ltS. Cell 301 ·398· ELKTON area . 3 BR 1171 Ke;;;o,t h Trector otlglnel mHee, PI, PI, PW, wagon . 6 spd ., FM, trailer ~ l~v~~. ~o:~~~E4 d~.m~~ ~ p~~~ ~l i :ownhouse. 11' baths, CA, be seen at 1 Buddy Blvd., 3311 or 302-737·0905todayl cebover. Completely rebuilt power hhch, new pelnt / trlm . Ru ns wheel , AC , cru ise , rear · Chesaoeake E s r~ te s . -~~. eleatrlo enten· Washer / Dryer. $395 / mo . engine. New block. UO,OOO ne. Very good aondhlon. well. Must sail. Asking f 2300. window-defogger, AM / FM vw. 1973 -Beatie . Runs good . security deposit & references or beat offer. Cell 301 -• New paint Job. Hlde-ewey Cell301 ·287·5995 . stereo, $2650 Inspected . 301 · New generator ond good tires . requ ired . No pets. 301 ·287-9127 ~l.!e~~-- heedllghte . Good 392·3775 evenlnRs. As Is. $500. 301 -287 -6444 or after 5:30pm . DODOE RAM 1113 pickup, mechenlcel condition. n100 301 ·287 -5166. Cuatom 1110. 2 tone brown ft or belt offer. 301·311-GDO, I IN COUNTRY . house for rent. ten, AC, PS, PB, bed liner ft I or 301·275-2121 efter lpm, IlPPI Must have references & cep . •1100 or beat offer. Cell ..kforHerry . deposit. Call 301 ·398-5197 after 301-t&l-2817 or 301·378-2048. CADILLAC Eldorado, 1971: ~m ._ ---- CHEVY , 1981 GlO pick up . 6 Convertible . Good cond . 301 · LEASE PURCHASE 802 Motor Cycles cyl., 37,000 mil es, 3 spd . Ex· 658-5264. IIW ceilent condition. 301 ·398-87fi7 CHEVY Cheveue, 1982, 8i'i: ~r;f,~~~~~!d! 1 ~oRr:;~~ve~ . $ ~ ~:,e2 YAMAHA, 1880 400 Special. between 6 & 9pm . good milage, needs some work . bat h, dan, full basement, hea t Good condition. New tlrea. CHEVY , ~ ton pickup, 1970. $1900. 302-453·1346af1er6 m. pump. Located In Oe le Plai ne, •or bell offar. 301·318· •eoo Ru ns good , body needs work . CHIVY Mlllbu Cl ..elc, 1171. Jill North East. t675 / mo plus 1141. $450 ee ls. 301 ·668-2947 . PI, PI, AM/PM, new bet· !_!CU rlt\'..Q!p~ l t. 301 ·287·9616 . HONDA 1984 ATC 200 S. Ex c. DATSUN , 1980 720 cab tery, tlr•• If br1k11. Low ~;:::;:;~:::. ':.~~~ rO:u~':::::!,':!',!f,,1,~~~' NEAR fiiSINO SUN . 3 BR con d. Wall malntarnod . New shanls, 1 ton rating . 56,000 mll11pe. 302-134·1142. OPIN TUIIDAY 'TIL I P.M. Clo11d broko a & ti res t750 30 1·398 original mil es S3500 or best of· OOOOE, Arfei. 1981 . -Uood New V.1r'1 D1y. Open Thured•Y· ~~ rr~od ; N~e~~.-~~ Y.4~~ ~~~~ c:11 6017 . for . 301·398·8071 . condition . •2000 or best offer . 301 ·658-6030 . HONDA 126 M, 3 wheeler . 301 ·398·6071 . - NOilTH EAS T ar ea . $450 / mo . Good cond S900 30 1·658·4699 e~!~ :ao~~~~du:el ~~:.~ FORD Pinto stetlon wagon. Call 301-398 6679 altar 7pm or 668 -2300 chipper, n200. 301.,...2188. 1974. 2.3 four cyl. , AC, 4 l~d . , PE RH YVILLE·405 Elm St. y, HONDA Ool dwlng, 1979. Load· FO RO . Bronco, 1968 with snow duplu, LA, OR , kit, 2 BR 'a. ed . Vcltor qulppod . t 2000. plow . Needs work . t800 firm . :~·~~~o:io~~~H~g~ , cond. • oo. t275i lll0. plue $27 6 security 301 ·398 0106 301 ·398·1671dft 8r 6:30pm . HAVE YOU FOUND WHAT depa l l t. Call John H. lmlth Volkewegen Ltd. , 4i04 Kirkwood Hwy. JEEP Wagoneer's, 11n and YOU ARE LO OKING FORI Try lmlth Wllm., West Mlteublehl, 4310 Kirkwood Hwy. Lltz Anbary, ag ont/ownor, 301 806 Trucks/Vans 1989. Will sell whole or for tho North Eut Auto Au ction . JEEP Wagoneer, 1970. 4WD . parla. Cell 301 ·381-1044 1fter 1 1 noo. 301-382·3482 after 4pm . &pm . ~t!s~~65:8 ~f3~2-~7l. 1°Bs 1~ 1. ~REALESIATE· CONGRATULATIONS 702 Housing for Sale to IF YOU HAV ES OLD YOUR HOME AND TAKEN BACK A MOR TGAGE WE WILL BUY ~ ~:J. C~~L~ T~~2~4~.i4~:. GIL LORE! INVE STME NT MANAGEMENT AS S ~CIATES . NEED CASH FAST? " I'll buy your home fo r CASH & give you an OPTION to buy It ba ck. I also buy MORT GAGES fo r CASH . INVESTOR S REALTY 302-656-6800 II duplex for sa le. 123 Milburn '82 DODGE 400 Sr ~lkton , MD . $19,90 0. 4 DOOR , AUTO. , AIR , 2.6 ENGINE, AM / FM Own er financing avail or lease LT. CREME ; pu rchvse option. 301 -398·21 33 or 30 1·398-5700 . Salesman PLEASANT - HILLS- Stan! on. Ta keover $13,500 . No sellle· melll costs. 302·995-1360 7· 1985 of the gpm . 708 Mobile Home /Sale Year '81 CHRYSLER LEBARON , 4 DR ...... f3886. 12'xa0' In trailer court, 2 addl· '83 DODG E Convertible. au to .• ps , pb, air, cassoue. wire wh ee ls . 1 on~ . LA· 20' x1 2', 3 8R , el ec . . ' . ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' .. .. ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' . . ' . ' . ' ' ' .. ' ' ' ' .. ' ' ..•. . . ' ..• t7886. r ungo dlehwh Gh8 r , '82 CHE VY CITATION . 4 dr ., au1o ., olr, low mil ano.. , . , .. , . U&OO . w Q~h ~r / d r yor, oalll6 TV, 8'x16' '84 PLY MOUTH RELIANT, 2dr .. auto ., air, &toro o .. , ...• ,, ., •6460. ahetl. Roducud to t 10,000 or uuM OffQr , Owner will hoh1 ntor ~~~o~~~~~ . ~~ . ~~ . ~~ . ~~ .~~ . ~~~ · . ~ . ~: ~ ~ . ~ ~~ ~~ ·. ~ . ~ :~ .... ·o·u·w:·. U6o ~ ~ ~1:~;~n~~:r~~~~ buyer 301 '79 FORO MUSTANG. turbo, 4 spoed • .• , • , ...... •.. , ... USDO. 10x60, 3 BR , 1 ba th . Must be Alex Schreiber (right) presents Gil Lore (left) 'S3 DODG E 600. 4 dr. , ti Od on. 24.000 miles. fully oq ulppad .•.. t8&00 . mav Qd . $1500 Flrm l Needs with "1986 Salesman of the Year" Trophy, 'SO MERCURY BOBCAT, WPIJOn .• . •••••.•.•••. ,., .. , . •.. , t1800. mtnor repairs . 301 ·398·0105. ' '79 DOD GE ST . REGIS. 1 owner, oloan ...... t2886. 12 x 50, nice . Moving, must 'SO DODGE CHALLENGER . sporl coupo . 6 spee d, stereo .. . . . •3400 . soli. $1800 , 301 ·378·2185 or '81 FORD MUSTANG, T·bor roof , ...... , ...... , , , U860. 301 -378·31 36. , '77 VW RABBIT, 4 dr. , 4 spd , . . , ...... *1376. 12 x 60 mobile home . 3 BR , 1 , '73 AMC HORN ET, 4 door ...... , .. , ...... •&86. betll Completely reno vat ed , '76 PLYMOUTH VOLAR E. wagon, 6 cyl ., auto., 53,000 miles .. $1200 . hko new . Alre ady In perk, near El kton. $6500 . Creative financ· 1ny $500 $2500 down, possible ~u to rn ob lle trade -l n. Must sell. .._. .. Rittenhouse No brokers. 30 1-398·21 33 or 398 5700 . 1984 -Schult, 14'x70', 2 BR , Rt. 40 at the MD/DE Line Motor Company fenced yard, deck, exc . 50 ELKTON RD., NEWARK 368-91 cond., must see . Glasgow (301) 398-3600 • (302) 737-4060 from DE ~f.F~D.. ii.:E=.s=F=ANiiiiiiiiT=ISiiiiiiiiTiiiiiiiiiC=F=IN=A-=i•E .=.. ==== YEAR END SALE HURRY! LARGEST DISCOUNTS EVER ON ALL 1986 OLDSMOBILE$! Leases 60 montn closeoend 1 ~ (XX) m 1 yu r all owance ta, SPECIAL M'ldtagsnot tnct uoeo retunoaote 71 CUTLASS SUPREMES • 28 CIERA WAGONS • 35 CALAIS secur tty dtpostt reQutred Con taCI 36 CUTLASS CIERA BROUGHAMS • 40 CUTLASS CIERA LS's 0 Peter Let Of Harry loramlol' lur"e' 16 CUSTOM CRUISER WAGONS • 30 DELTA 88's •17 FIRENZAS /o* ~o~:~~oo'~, r~ ~~ltr'' § A.P.R. DISCOUNT FINANCING thru GMAC ·ro quallftect buy.. ON CUTLASS SUPREMES & CUTLASS CIERAS 84 Honda Accord- 4 dr., 5 spd., 84 Ciera Holiday Coupe- 6 cyl. , ate. amtfm, 26,000 mi. (#1888) auto .• am{fm. tilt, cruise. 9,000 mi. (#2149A) NOW '8698 NOW S9198 ~~~~'?a;~~~~~:~~h~:i:A)4 apd., g~ . o~8'~ ~ .. ~~~~~'6~i8s~l epd .• ate. ~~~ ~w~~~~~-~oe~~f;:~oA~ dr., 83 Toyota Ceflca GT Llftback-5 83 M L 4 d 5 d apd ., amtfm. Sharpl (#4000A) pb, r:~~r~ 7 . 0oo -;:;; l. (; ·;8 4 ~f " ps. NOW '3498 NOW '3898 NOW '1 0,998 NOW '6998 NOW '3598 85 Pontiac 8000 LE Coupe-6 cyl .. 81 Honda Accord-~ :: .. :; apd., a/ 82 Chevrolet Chevet1e- 4 dr., au- 84 Cl e auto., pa, pb, •(c. tilt, cruise. digital 82 Dodge Arlea Coupe-pl. pb, •I 8 dash. 19.000 m . #6486A c. amtfm. (#9744A) c. Pl. amtfm. (#4056A) to., am;fm. (#8039A) atc. 8e~~ 1 .. ~~~~0h0 ~i:(~~~efA) · pb. NOW '9598 NOW '3898 NOW '5498 NOW '~298 NOW S8598 B1 Mazda GLC Wagon-auto .. &/c. 80 Chevy Cllallon- 4 dr .. radio, ps. am/fm . (N6259A) 52 ,000 mi. (N9477A) NOW S3498 NOW '1998 Dec. 30.1916 The New Ark Post with the purchase of any new Nissan Car or Truck. MANY MORE MODELS IN STOCK · You must bring in a copy of the ad at the time of purchase READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Tv to qualify for the free TV Ill --!J1,64.5. 4899 Pulaski Highway, Perryville, Md. SALE POSITIVELY ENDS 3 P.M., JAN. 4,1986 575-6729 (Balto. Line) RTE. Out of State There·ain't nothing 1-800-522-9922 Toll Free like it... 40 Rt. 40, Y2 mile E. of Susquehanna Bridge Local642-6000/642-8009 NISSAN *Plus Freight NOWHERE! eat ristma if Newfrom ~ % A.P.R. on pictured 9 models While Supplies Last I Ranger 4x2 , Reg . Cab & Super Cab 'To Qualified Buyers Rt. 40 at the MD/D~ line, Elkton, MD • (301) 398-3800 or In DE (302) 737-4080 20 The NewArk Po,.L Dec.30,1- BUSINESS ALE Harber, wno was formerly certainly helped in the selection co~d residence in that city. Building, 844 King Street, Wllm- A cash flow projections Barber general sales manager of Con process." lngton. workshop will be held Wednesday, tainer Corporation of America's A native of New York City, Accountini Subjects to be covered are basic Jan. 15 In Wilmington by the Small NABADA president Plastics Division in Wilmington, Barber has been a Delaware resi bookkeeping administration, In- Business Administration and the has long been active with trade dent for 25 years. He served as eluding hands-on practice using Service Corps of Retired Ex Daniel W. Barber, 59, of organizations on programs aimed president of the Sales and Workshop Jan . 8 the cash journal, accounts ecutlves. Newark, has been named presi at quality, safety and environmen Marketing Executives of Wilm payable journal and payroll en- The workshop will meet from dent of the National Barrel and tal protection in the use of con ington and of his local civic A basic accounting workshop tries and recording. 8:45a.m . to 1 p.m. In Room 3207 of Drwn Association effective Feb. tainers. This year he addressed association. will be held Wednesday, Jan. 8 in Registration is $5, payable In the J . Caleb Boggs Federal 1, 1986. the International Steel Drum Con His wife Dorothy has been an Wilmington by the Small advance. For reservations, call Building, 844 King St., Wilm The industry group, which ference in Israel. advisor to Junior Achievement Business Administration and the the Wilmington SBA office at 573- lngton. specializes in recycling steel In announcing the appointment, and is a volunteer at the Wilm Service Corps of Retired Ex 8294 . Registration is $5, payable in drums for the packaging of Vincent Buonanno, NABADA ington Medjcal Center. ecutives. C h fl advance. For reservations, call chemicals and other products, chairman, added, " Mr. Barber's NABADA headquarters is The workshop will be held from ~a=::;S~:=..-.:::..::O::..W:..;______~~; ~ilmington SBA office at 573- represents 200 member com efforts have always com located in Washington, D.C., and 8:45 a.m. to 12 :30 . In Room 4 panies worldw.ide. plimented our own, which fact the Barbers will establish a se- 3207 of the J. Caleb Federal SBA u r n1~lr"l'>nn Mon. 9 to 9-Tues. 9-3 Closed Wed., Jan. 1, 1986 NEW Thurs. & Fri. 9-9 MAGNAVOX Little Litton'M ~ ---8118,.~-"""An.A'ILJ,At/. MICROWAVE ,..,. ~~~w~.;;7~vf'N OVEN • Compact Touch Control COOKS SO MANY Microwave Oven FOODS SO FAST! • 500 Watts Power ~~~, • 5 cub•c foot owen "oldl • 2v, quert ceaaeroae. • See Thru Door CABLE · READY · : orr.'!::::n~!r"'~::~~· under • kll~en c•binet... ~~';,J:~~~O.. w1tll opt10n•l' rnounl1"9on • ••H k1t. I • hay to use 1 S mrnut• dl•lt1mer w1111 s12 . ~~·:r:.~::~t~ :..~k3'3V.~:O · 8 HR. VHI VIDEO CASSETTE end comp•ct. £111-r •ia•. RECORDER , ,,, .. ll1gll X 1lllo" wtde X 13'" ••p. 11111111 1111 • Front Loading Wit• WIIEUU IEMITE ClftTIDl t--L..IT T~O-N~CO~Olll!IIK-IN G ~SE-M-IN_A_R_S· - AMANA COOKING SEMINARS • 6 hour 3 speed By Appointment Only • 14 Pos1t1on electromc tuner By Appointment Only • 14 Day. 2 event t1mer I I Call Mary Lewis 658-4221 • 15 FurTcliOn w1reless remote Call Mary Lewis 658-4221 for classroom schedule & reservations • 107 Channel capability s for classroom schedule & reservations • Search/special effects 2 ,f,,.ll,.. ~~~ BEST SELECTION! General Electric .WHIRLPOOL • Exclusive Rotawave Cooking System • 650 Watts Cooking .Power BfST PRICES! • 131G 1-2 Cu. Ft. lpterior • ONLY 21~" Wide VHS VIDEO REC.ORDERS • 10 Power Levels Hitachi RCA Magnavox Sharp MGA Fisher PRICE 10 PAK VIDEO DijYER ~ Model LE3000XP ,.. BREAK! CASSEnE SPECIAL • Large caoac•ty' ba sk et l•m•led 10 Pak Oller • Smglewater level • Large load •Regular trmed cycle • Warm wash and nnse lemperalures • capacity2 Drying .. cycles s18 • Baked Enamel 10 PAK SUPER SAVER! Finish ONLY ET18SCXL Save on a No· Frost Refrigerator! • 8 0 cu II Caoac•tv • Power Sav•ng Healer Cont;OI Sw•ICh • Fu• l W•dtn Ad1ustatl1e Sllde·Oul Shelve s lor E COLOR TV • ChanneLock digital scan remote control • Multi-band tuning ol up to 127 S229 channels : ~~~.J'lt!~~~:i: chassis l,;tp I Thequa "r;~sm • Super Acc:uFIIter piclure tube before rile flame goes or7.1 '$479 • Automatic color control Turn o'ff Maryland Avenue Garrett Miller's at Mellon Bank 'I 'Wt!f I Appliance Wmhouse .: ' . ~.·,·; .".. ,.. .j !· ·a -, I """"":!:,oooooooo ~ 37 Germay Drive. Germay Industrial Park Telephone: (302) 65&3170 Store Hours: QUANTITIES AA.E UMITED - HURRY IN TODAY! Monday thru Friday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. r\11 advortlwd •J>«Ial• •ubjoct to prior ..... r\11 morchandllt 11 Saturday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. GARRETT MILLER priced for plclt. -up •. . Fret factory ser>~ l ce (paru and labor) on all lttmt. 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