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August21, 1985 Newark, Del. Vol. 75, No.l2

HANGIN' OUTI Christina sta01pede scheduled Event will mark opening of school

by Neil Thomas

Call it the Christina Stampede. When the Christina School District opens for the 1985-86 school year, it will do so in unusual fashion. The first day for staff - Tues­ day, Sept. 3 - will feature a foot race, bicycle racce and walk. Philip A. Toman, director of in­ formation services for the district, said the event.!r are being held to emphasize the need for sound aced with recent complaints from downtown residents about the large minds and sound bodies. number of young people congregating on Main Street during evening The theme of the day is "Our Youths seek place to hours, the Newark Po.ice Department has initiated a "contact system" in People Make the Difference" and con~te; F hopes of detering loiterers. • the empnasis will be the impor­ According to the Newark Police Department the system insures that accurate tant contributions a healthy staff residents seek peace and quiJt records are Jtept on which citizens have been warned concerning street violatjons. can make to an effective educa­ Officers who patrol Main Street make a "reasonable request" for loiterers to· 1 tional system, Toman said_;_-.------leave the premises and make a record of the contact on a "field interrogation card" Activities will ,b.eg.in--ar 8 a.m. at . t---· for anyone 18 and older and a "youth contact card" for anyone under 18. Newark High School. There will Officers also explain to the 'individual what he is allowed and not allowed to do on be a 5-kilometer fun run, a bike-a­ Main Street and other areas. If the citizen is apprehended for a second violation, thon and a two-mile walk open to by Bruce Johnso~ he will be subject to arrest. t all school district employees. All this has made things very uncomfortable for the young loiterers who use " While participation is volun­ Main Street as a place to meet and socialize. tary, we hope all of our employees "It's the only place to hang out," said a 19-year-old Newark man; who asked that will take part in one of the ac­ his name not be used. "I come down here to stay out of trouble. If you're not driv­ tivities," said Superintendent ing, you're not going to get into trouble. It's a place to relax and get something to Michael Walls. eat." Walls, himself a runner who has · " I don't think we are causing a problem," he continued. "There are some people completed a marathon, plans to who are screaming and playing their music loud and that ruins it for all of us, but participate. we're just standing around and doing nothing." Toman said it is expected that "There's nowhere else to go," said 18-year-old Kelly Glynn. "Where else can more than 1,000 of the district's kids go nowadays? This is where everyone goes. It's the place. When our parent's 1,800 employees will take part. were teen-agers the drive-in movies or drive-in restaurants was the place to go. , Commemorative t-shirts will be That's where they hung out and this is where we hang out. provided the first 1,000 registrants "We don't want to cause any problems because we ~on't want our privilege taken and Delmarva Power and Light away." Co. will give headbands to the One 15-year-old girl from Robscott Manor said that "this is where all my friends first 500 finishers. are and I've met a lot of people down here and I don't see any reasons why the The run and walk are IJeing cops should kick us off if we're not causing any problems." 1 sponsored by Patterson-schwartz A spokesman for Newark police said that the increase in the number of young Realtors and Wilmington Trust. people along Main Street has had a disquieting effect on the residents who live or Following the Christina walk along Main Street at night. Stampede, formal ceremonies "The probfem Is that people are intimidated by large numbers of people whether opening the school year will be they are doing anything wrong or not," he said, "So ~hen people see large groups held in the Newark High School mingling they get frightened because the){ know it's not safe. football stadium. The program " I know for a fact that people will walk by and someone will give a smart remark · will begin at 9 a.m. or give somebody a hard time· or they will impede traffic by running out to talk to a friend. All these things add up to a problem." 1 See KIDS/ 4a See SCHOOL/7a

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f N ewarkers ...... 2a Housing needed by U.D. Around town ...... 3a News ...... 4a-5a .• The University of Delaware is in need of housing for Schools ...... 6a-7a about 100 international students who will be arriving Entertainment. 8a-10a Stay in touch this month. Dr. Dean C. Lomis, international student Community . .. lla-12a U.S. Sen. William V. Roth Jr. advisor at the university, said housing is in short supp­ University ...... 12a 104 Hart Senate Office Building ly in the Newark area because of the opening of Chris­ Opinion ...... 13a Washington, D.C. 20510 · tiana Hospital and other facilities. Because residence S~orts ...... 1b-4 b 1-202-224-2442 halls are filled , the university is compiling a list of off­ Lifestyle ...... 5b-7b campus housing to be distributed to departments that Business...... 14b U.S. Sen. JosephBiden are expecting international graduate students. I~ you 489 Russell Senate Office Building make available, call the university's Office of Housing Washington, D.C. 20510 C I and Residence Life at 451-2493 and ask for Operation 1-202-224-5042 ounci meeting Hospitality. U.S. Rep. Thomas Carper The next meeting of Newark Recreation information 1020 Longworth Office Building City Council will be held at 8 Washington, D.C. 20515 p.m. Monday, Aug. 26 in the New in town ? Want to know more about Newark's 1-202-225-4165 Municipal Building on Elkton parks and recreation programs and facilities? Call Road. 366-7060. 2a The NewArk Post Aug. 21,1985

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gets busy, Laskaris will also come over and help with the by Colleen Sheehan customers. Laskaris designed the emblem embossed on city vehicles and also painted the murals in city here's more than just hall. corn and tomatoes at The Peters' children- Nina, one of the most 18, and Joel, 16 - also help with T popular produce the stand. Carol said they stands in Newark. There's friend­ primarily help set things up in ship. the morning and pitch-in on busy Carol and John Peters sell days. vegetables and fruit as a sum­ The first three weeks of sum­ mer hobby and said they like to mer are the busiest time of the think of their New London year for the stand, according t? Avenue stand as more than just a John. He said things taper off m place of business. August because many residents FREE MEMBERSHIP Ca rol Peters said that many are on vacation, but said that local people come to see their things pick up a little just before friends and chat for awhile. school starts. No Hidden Costs There's a picnic table and three The stand will be open every old folding chairs set up on a ce­ day except Mondays from now Convenient Parking ment patio in the shade. Instead until Labor Day. of meeting for coffee or going out Carol is a special education to lunch, people can come, sit teacher at E. Frances Medill In­ Reservations for tapes &machines accepted! and socialize at the stand. tensive Learning Center and said The Peters' had their own it's impossible to teach and sell The Fastest Growing Video Store in the Area! garden for years and Carol said vegetables at the same time. they had always thought they She's been teaching for 23 years. might be able to make something John retired from teaching this Carol Peters and husband John run produce stand. out of it. " People would drive by past year and said he will do •Machine Rentals Friday thru Monday and ask us if we were selling repair work and other odd jobs to $24 .50 plus tax plus 5 tapes tomatoes," she said. keep himself busy. " I'm just a Mon. thru Thurs. The couple always used to buy honeydew man," he said, recall­ The their produce from a lady named $19 .50 plus tax plus 4 tapes ing the old saying, "Honey do NewArk •Sam e Day 'Rentals$ 1.00 Mrs. Bramble but when she this and honey do that." decided to stop selling, they Carol said she has seven more •Nightly Machine Rentals Mon.-Thurs. $4 .00 per night realized there would be no other years before she will retire from Post Fri., Sat., Sun . Nights - $7 .50 place in Newark to get fresh •Reservations Beta & VHA teaching. Travel is the first thing ~~~h~~ F . Bradlee 1 ,. ~~~; . Thomas crSrn. Mrs. Bramble convinced she hopes to do. L •Wed. $1.00 per movie the Peters' they should 3ive the 1: "No, seriously ~ ·ll have to work Bruce Johnson JOianne Carnegie Tina Mullinax __ •Tues . " Children's Movies" $1 .00 vegetable business a try. at something or I'll go nuts, but I In the summer of 1977, the Sta ff Writer Contributing Photographer Advertising •Mon., Tues . & Thurs. $2.00 per movie Peters' gave the idea its first would li~ to go to China," she Hcpresentative •Fri. , Sat., Sun . $2 .50 per night per movie said. Ca I said China holds a Colleen Slieeban Charles E. Rolph chance and have been open ever Delaware Debbie Dear certain ystique for her. Staff Writer since. Now they buy a lot of their " Besides," said her husband, Advertising Director Layout Artist BIRTHDAY SPECIAL produce fr·om farms in the area "She's already been to Italy." Philip A. Toman M. Ray Nemtuda LilBrown ur ID and receive FREE movie on your Birthday and said they can afford to sell at Contributing Writer John said people have told Advertisin g Manager Hcceptionist (members only) very reasonable prices because them they provide a service to they don't have to go very far or the community with their fruit BobVarrell Val Brooks pay high prices for their goods. Contributing Advertising and vegetable hobby. He's glad Photographer Representative Cucumbers are three for a that by doing something he en­ $2.50 50 quarter. Potatoes are for joys, he also helps other people. The offices of The NewA rk Post a re located in th e Robscott Building, 153 E . pounds. They also sell flowers Carol said that a lot of senior Chestnut Hill Rd., Newa rk, Del. , 19713 . The telephone numbers a re 737.0905 and tate Line from their garden. citizens come to the stand 737.0724 . Sunflowers five feet tall a re because it's not a far walk and Ad vertising rates a re a vailable upon request. suiTounded by blasts of color and when they arrive they often see the Peters' said they owe a great one or two of their friends. Editorial deadlines are 5 p.m . Thursday for weddings, engagements a nd an­ deal to local a rtist Leo Laskaris niversa riesi noon Friday for arts and entertainment; 5 p.m . Friday fo r clubs, Carol and John Peters are organizations, schools a nd chu rches: noo n Sunday for sports: noon Mo nday for Video for all the beauty. Newark's friends behind the civic associations; 5 p.m . Monday for letters to the editor and noo n Tuesday for Carol said Laskaris decides plywood counter and said they'd where all the flowers will go and be behind the counter or under (301) 398-1611 does much of the caretaking. The NewArk Post is owned by Chesapeake Publishing Co rpora ti on. It is a free the shade in one of the lawn publication delivered to residents of Greater Newark's 197 11 , 19713 and 19702 Zip Located next to State M, T, W : 10 a .m .-10 p.m. Laskaris lives next door. Line Liquors. RT. 279 Th., F, S : 10 a.m .-11 p .m. chairs for many summers to Code areas. Persons outside those areas who wou ld like to subsc ribe may do so !Elkton-Newark Rd .), John said that when the stand Sun. 12-9 come. at a cost of $10 per year in county, $14 out of county. Elkton, MD

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CIVIC FILE Our Biggest Scottfield , Safety Day Aug. 24 ~~Savings Scottfleld will hold its second annual Safety Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24 at Cobbs­ . Ever. Gauger Park at the rear of the GIVE YOU development. A HEALTHY There will be more than 20 ADVANTAGE! displays, including Safety Town • and an appearance by Officer Look more attract i ve McGruff. and feel a lot more ener­ The event is aimed at teaching getic with a n~tural food residents about protecting their diet supplemented with homes from fire and theft and vitamins. other crimes. • SHda } Fire trucks, ambulances, • Whole Gral';(a paramedics, a mounted police of­ • Natural Vlla_i"lna ficer and a locksmith will be on And Mlnerr.l.jl hand. • Healthy Snacka A bake sale will be held and • Dried Fruita refreshments will be available. • Raw Nuta · About 400 residents attended the • Peanut Butter first event last year. • Herb Teat • Granola Safety Day is sponsored by Scot­ •Wheat Germ tfield Community Watch and the • Frnh Ground Ftou.-. Scottfield Civic Association. • Natural Cereal Brookside

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They will be arriving in Newark in August from places such as: Argentina Ethiopia Jordan Australia France Korea protest stalled Bangladesh Germany Malaysia Bolivia Greece Netherlands Canada India Peoples Rep . of China contract negotiations Cyprus Israel Peru Denmark Japan Scotland Sweden T-anzania by Colleen Sheehan Have you ever thought of renting that extra room in your house? Do you know of an apart­ Some Newark residents joined ment or house for rent in the Newark area?* police officers last week at city hall to protest stalled contract Call the University Office of Housing and negotiations. Residence Life at 451-2491 and ask for "Opera- Police have been without a con­ l tion Hospitality." tract since the turn of the year. Of­ fleer Jim Weldin said police are Pleasantest of all this is the tie of host and guest. just about "fed up" with the situa­ Aeschylus, the Choephoroe tion and added that something had better be done soon. *Rooms are usually rented for $40-50 per week, ~ He said that an estimated 75 apartments for approximately $300 per month and percent of Newark's officers had to take second jobs in order to houses for around $340. Both short and long term make ends meet. agreements are possible. . A Officer Rick Bryson claimed that Newark is among the lowest f~-~~~-~---~,.'{ paid departments in the state. He said that 12 years ago the city · force was one of the highest paid but charged wages have been in­ creasing at a significantly lower rate than those of other area departments. Bryson makes more money at Chestertown, Maryland his second job, but said he had · been a police officer for 14 years and that he "likes being a cop." "We won't be cops anymore, GRADUATE PROGRAM though, if things don't get better soon," he said. FALL TERM 1985: SEPT. 16- DEC. 19 "When I first came to Newark Newark police and supporters demonstrate we were making more money than anybody else," said Bryson. " Now manpower is down 2.3 percent. Bryson called them " anti-police." city has soured my opinion of MON.: Psychology 499- Introductory Proseminar . we make less than departments Other officers chimed in, saying Weldin said city hall is willing to police work and I'm going to begin that we used to be equal with." He they have to use closets for filing do a study to determine salary looking elsewhere." • explained that in order to meet the cabinets at the station and that needs but said the city is requiring He believes a town that is TUES.: English 598- Sp. Tp. : The American Short Story average pay rate of other depart­ prisoners have to be handcuffed to that officers give up some of their education-oriented like Newark History 503 - The Black Experience in America -~ ments there would have tC' be a chairs in the lobby in order to keep Blue Cross benefits and sign a con- · should realize that " you just can't Psychology 511 - The Exceptional Child ,:-..., 15.2 percent increase in Newark's them separated from one another tract befm·e the study is com­ keep good people on the job if you .~~· starting salaries. during questioning. pleted. don't pay them any money." ,'--:, Byrson said that since 1973 ar- Weldin said police are very Weldin has wanted to be a Weldin hopes that negotiations WED.: Psychology 598 - Seminar: Geropsychology ;;_:· rests are up 120 percent, com­ angry at Mayor William Redd and policeman ever since he was in will improve the situation, but ... ; plaints are up 111 percent and City Manager Peter Marshall. high school. " Now ," he said, "the said he doesn't have much hope ...... ~ THURS.: Education 598 · Sp . Tp.: Methods in'Teach. Math doing, whether they are violating .... KIDS/from la Although some of the young lot where we talk and listen to English 599- Sp . Tp.: The Victorian Novel ~~:. the law and whether he can suc­ people interviewed could not music before we get kicked out .;::.. " We're not interested in cessfully prosecute." understand the police actions, by the cops. Psychology 500 - Statistics ..:.. harassing anyone," the officer some were sympathetic to the ~ said, " but what we are interested According to police, what often police and the community. ::·- In doing is preventing actual happens is that an older citizen " If there was a place to go for people 21 and under 21, it would disorderly conduct and pre ven- will drive down Main Street for " I know they don't want us . , ting people from being in- the first time in a number of be great." ALL COURSES: Three Graduate credits hanging around here," said an Tuition: $225.00 per course .... timldal.ed tly others. years on a Friday night at 11 :30 18-year-old Claymont girl, who ""-' "We want to make a com- and be amazed by the number of was sitting on the wall outside · According to Kelly Glynn, the For further information call ~:- fortable situation for everyone youths and call the police depart- the Stone Balloon. " I can unders­ young adults on Main Street are (301) 778-2800 .:::. concerned- not just the young, ment to cor.nplain. .. tand because it looks like we are starting to organize and plans .... not just the old b\!!_e_yeryone ." _ 1 troublesome teen-agers looking are being made for some type of ~~ The officer believes there is a What the person does not for trouble or wanting to cause demonstration in September or ~,, bad element which is usually understand is that " as long as trouble. But we 'r-e really not. October. ""t-! causing the problems and they you .have an attraction, whether - represent a minority of th e peo- irs the university or the central "There a re some kids who ~ pie on the street." location, you are going to attract come down here and try to ruin "All the kids are talking about The contact system will help in people," the police spokesman getting everybody together on • ·' eliminating the " bad element" things but they shouldn't take it said . out on us. " Main Street. If they are going to , • on Main Street the officer feels, kick some of us off, then they are ·: J but he went on to say that pro­ going to have to kick all of us off. secution of these individuals is " It's an age old problem and According to most of the young We're all going to stick together ; :: very difficult. we as a police force cannot adults, one of the problems fac­ for this thing because there's no •. , "Sometimes it looks like we eradicate the problem, we can ing them is the lack of places to place to go and nothing to do." • are tolerating more than we only control it. Whatever we dQ, go. " There's really no place to • "There's not a single sign that should," he said, " but an officer we don 't want to hurt the inno­ go ," on e sa1d . ··u we're not here, cent people," hP said. says 'no loitering' on Main Street has to weigh what that person is we 're in our hi gh-school parking so they can't do anything." That's Right! 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girls f~om ~l~v_!! r the country In with a wingspan of 110 feet, residence. Accepted(or fhis fftree­ cunard span 33.3 feet, will lift off by Connie Hall week program, they worked with carrying 1,489 gallons of fuel - some of the best aviation profes­ five times its own weight. sionals around. These 15-17-year­ The stage was set. Toe date, Ju­ old teenagers participated in ly 29, 1985. As if in anticipation too, classroom learning and hands on This winged bird of White Swan the sun was giving Its utmost. instruction. beauty, built of Hercules, Inc. car­ Numbering in the thousands, the A member of the faculty for the bon fiber and composites, will go audience waited impatiently for two years has been Newark resi­ around both Northern and her appearance. dent, Fred Kacena, of West Park Southern hemispheres. Over Her play, the Experimental Air­ Place. A retired FAA inspector, water ninety percent of the time, craft Association Fly-in, July 26- Kacena said that although no the pilots will cross, among other August 2. Her stage, Wittman Delaware teenagers attended this places, the Indian Ocean, South Field in Oshkosh, Wis. The star, year, there were some frJJm Africa and Australia. one of British Airways Concorde Virginia and Bucks County, Pa. Hopeful that success will peg it supersonic jets. and several from New England. as a technical aviation achieve­ Suddenly ripples of "there she The teenagers' project this year ment, The Voyager will be Is" and "here she comes" was preparing, for restoration, a presented to the Smithsonian and vibrated through the crowd. in­ 193.9 Rearwin Cloudster formerly hang silently for all to see. deed, this "Queen of the Sky" owned by Zack Mosely of Smiling NASA, the largest noncommer­ made a spectacular arrival with a Jack cartoon fame. Kacena was cial exhibitor, represented by A pedal blimp hovers over EAA fly-in. fly-by speed of approximately 330 responsible for the spearheading astronauts, Robert " Hoot" Gibson miles per hour. Coming closer, of stripping down this plane. and Colonel Robert Overmyer, one could see she was impeccable The Academy motto, "Quality displayed its Grumman X-29 FREE Fitness Offer! In white with red and dark blue Without Compromise" was prac­ airplane. With a forward swept 37 DIFFERENT EXERCISES FOR trim. Her sleek body, accented by ticed in the related project areas: wing it signified " tomorrow's a very long needle nose, finally welding, woodworking , technical flying today. •' A STRONGER BACK! settled into the runway. Field sheetmetal, fabric and composi­ Also represented from Get in shape and work out with the Doctor. security sprang into action im­ tion work with foam and Delaware, among the hundreds of Designed for not only those with mediately to hold back the press­ fiberglass. commercial exhibitors, was Dan neck and back problems, but Ing pool of humanity. Everyone Although tuition is $800, it's an Towery, owner of Towery Aircraft for ALL who want wanted a closer view. experience that will live with Service Inc., located at Chandelle good health. THE Probably ninety percent of these young people the rest of Airport near Dover. He's been SCHOOL those present were having a once- · their lives. displaying at this EAA airshow INCLUDES: in-a-lifetime look at one of the Kacena, also president of the since 1971 when there were only •Consultation with the Doctor world's fastest commercial super­ local EAA Chapter 240, would like three participants In the al'ea out­ •Evaluation by the Doctor sonic jets. to see some of Delaware's 15-17 side referred to as the fl ea market. •Recommended exercises by the Doctor Leaving Oshkosh for London on year old boys and girls attend. For •Four fitness classes with 37 different exercises July 31, with a resounding request those who would like further in­ formation he can be contacted by •Follow up exam by the Doctor to measure progress for a return engagement in 1986 Connie J . Hall of Newark is a ringing In their ears, the captain, · calling 368-3781 or write to his •Instruction on activities of daily living - how to bend, free lance writer and EAA sit. stand, walk - all without back stress crew and passengers climbed home, 206 W. Park Place, Newark member who attended the fly-in. aboard for their four-hour, thirty­ 19711. ALL AS A PUBLIC SERVICE WITHOUT COST minute flight, which was hardly Other Chapter members attend­ time to get settled in one's seat. ed too. From Wilmington were EAA's annual air show, with the Earle Levers, chapter vice­ '85 theme " World of Flight," is president; Ted Lambert, truly family-oriented. There was secretary; Harry Ribblet and something for everyone, even the wife; Harry Casey and wife; r~ diaper set. Kimberly-Clark pro­ Howard Shoemaker; Maynard vided complimentary diaper sta- · Engle, wife and son, Douglas, tlons in convenient areas, each Tom Smith; Don Bennett from stocked with .three Huggies sizes Pennsville, N.J ., and Arthur Hunt­ ~ and a padded bed for mom to make sberger and wife, Ruth from Cecil & Kent County's Most Complete Auto Stores the crucial change In junior's life. Earleville, Md. AUTO ITO.II Showing the enormity of this air John Hall from Newark, who 202 E. Pulaski Hwy. show were 250 portable toilets for has been attending since 1965 was adults' comfort. keeping up his record by being SALE ENDS AUGUST 27th El~:~~2~d. Seminars and forums for the there this year. family pilots numbered 400 plus, and for hands on experience there Aircraft of every size, shape and were workshops in fabrics, make - even homebuilts - are sheetmetal, welding, wood, com­ displayed with pl.'ide. One of the "one-in-a-kind" of aircraft was a ---- posites and plexiglass. 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Technical High School, was Volunteer coaches cut Instructor sought recognized by her peers for the outstanding contributions she has made to vocational-technical After school center education over the years. Christina seeks further study before approving use of sports aides In addition to this honor, Hulme was the Delaware Business Schools Athletic Association has a paid coach in any cir- qualifications may be lacking. I'd Applications are being accepted Educator of the Year for 1984-35 rather not have a sport than have for an after school center instruc­ by Neil ThomC\S ruled that volunteer coaches can cumBosatardnc:~mber Dr. James w. and is chair-person of the business be used if those coaches are ap- a youngster out there under the tor through the Newark Depart­ technology department at the vo­ proved by the local school board. Kent said the proposed guidelines supervision of someone who is not ment of Pa rks and Recreation. techschool. Christiana, Glasgow and The proposed guidelines re- were not acceptable because they qualified." The program is designed for Her selection as Delaware's Newark high schools opened foot­ jected by the Christina board were failed to make clear the specific those children of working parents Vocational Teacher of the Year Superintendent Michael Walls ball camps Saturday without the drafted by .school athletic direc- duties of tile volunteer coaches. said the issue will be the subject of in kindergarten through third makes Hulme eligible for the benefit of volunteer coaches. tors and coaches. They state: "I would like to have the areas grade, who are attending Downes regional competition of the further study. It is expected a new The Christina School District •All volunteer coaches must be of responsibility clearly defined," set of guidelines will be devised. Elementary School on Casho Mill American Vocational Associa­ board unanimously rejected pro­ Interviewed by the admlnistra- he said. Road. tion's search for the vocational posed administrative guidelines tion, athletic director and head "I am not prepared to support Board President Carole Ann The progra m will include educator of the year nationally. for volunteer coaches during its coach with recommendations sub- any proposal along these lines," recreation activities, surpervised Boyd pointed out that the decision Hulme said she is particularly Aug. 13 meeting. mitted to the school board. said board member George E. regarding volunteer coaches is in gym games, music, crafts, films proud of the " high-tech" appr_oach Board members indicated they •The number of volunteer Evans. "I find a serious problem and a quiet area for supervised Delcastle Initiated In the busmess no way related to volunteers in the are not opposed to volunteer coaches per team is not to exceed with this.'' classroom. homework time. technology department. Com­ coaches per se but believe the two per varsity squad or one per Evans, a lawyer, said he is Children should be picked up at puters, word processors . and school system must develop more junior varsity squad. primarily concerned that al c~ild " Not only do we welcome &p.m. business management techmques precise standards and guidelines •The volunteer coach must be could suffer a serious, para yzmg Applicants need to be trained in have been incorporated into the regarding their duties and respon­ under the direction of a paid coach Injury while under the supervision parents to volunteer in the instructing preschool through vo·tech curriculum. sibilities. at all times. N 0 volunteer coach of an unqualified coach. classroom, we encourage them to third grade children for this part­ The De laware Secondary time position. For information can assume the responsibilities of ...... · :_iH~is~h;;;e;a;rt~m;;;a~y•b~e;..;go;;l;;;d~b~u~t~h~i~~~d~o~so~, ~"~sh~e!'ls!"a~i~d~. ~~~--.. contact Thelma Muire at the Parks and Recreation Office, 220 UNCLAIMED FREIGHT CO. Elkton Road, Newark, 366-7060 . & LIQUIDATION SALES, INC. NCCL Mother urges Lencuter Store Houn: York Cullt le 3011 Hamplend Rd . Mon. thru Fri. t a.m. to I p.m. •58&W. MirketSt. 1880 Htrrl•burv Pk La neuter. PA Seturdeyla.m. tolp.m. York , PA Carlltle, Pa 717 ·317-1241 717 ·792·3602 717 ·241·6718 YWCA '85 applications Open labor O ~ y9 A.M.·&P .M.

Step .ahead The Newark Center for Creative bus safety HURRICANE LAMPS Learning, a non-profit indepen­ OUR Decorative Color The Newark YWCA Center's dent school for children from four CASH $1495 110 per customer) Step Ahead Preschool program is through fourteen years old, is now Carolyn Williams, whose &-year­ children on a bus while he's driv­ PRICE Reg . Ret. $79 .95 designed to prepare children for accepting applications for old daughter was run over and Ing it," she said. entry in t o public school September 1985. severely injured by a school bus [IJ kindergarten. Founded In 1970, NCCL is last year, has asked the Christina The Christina board should con­ Open to children from three to located at 401 Phillips Avenue In School District to increase its em­ sider a volunteer bus aide pro­ Double Beds five years of age, it focuses on Newark. It is a small parent phasis on bus safety. gram or provide money to pay Sol~ ~~=~v. Hardrock '1g~~o~l Pin!_ developing and improving mental, cooperative school with a student aides, she said. Reg. Ret. $339.95 Reg . Ret. $409 .95 physical, and social skills. teacher ratio of 10 to 1, enabling it " If you are going to bus a child, OUR CASH PRICE OUR CASH PRICE to offer individualized and small make it safe for that child," Classes are conducted by ex­ Board member George E .• ___ perienced preschool teachers who group Instruction, a flexible cur­ Williams told the school board Evans asked if parents would • .;J91;9~:J.9~;5~..... ~·~1~4~9t;.~9~5~~~~~~~~~ ha ve earned degrees In education. riculum to accomodate varied Aug. l3. learning styles, many field trips, show up every day if the school 1 100 PINE TABLES lid· · :.~. .- ·.·. ~ ·. · ~ · Enrollment is limited to 15 district could find the money to with 141 Cholro & Uphol•••••d s.... . Rog. Rot. l321.t6 I I and a variety of creative arts ex­ child1·en per class. "The first year of · school is a fund aides. Williams believes they Reg. Ret. $329.95 9 5 periences. very important year in a child's $99 In addition to reading, writing, life. It should also be a safe year," would. 1.---~W~A~S~.t.aii=IMif":·=------=-=--liiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiii-.f and math, classes are offered in she added. Williams added that she is cir­ ALMOST All OUR PRICES ARE AT A SAVINGS OF 70 % Hulme the use of computers, video tape AND UP OFF OF REGULAR RETAIL PRICESIIIIIIII filming, foreign languages, social culating petitions in favor of bus Williams urged the board to con­ aides. She plans to present the Wo Havo A Large Auonment of Dining Room Sulteo, Gun Cabinets, Living Roomo, ~ea c he r of year· studies, science, music and Mettrau Seta, Rockero. Hope Cheoto, End Table Seta. Waterbeds. Bo ra. Deo ks. drama. sider increased training for bus documents at the Sept. 10 board Bedroom Sulteo, ETC ...... School is in session at NCCL drivers and reinstitution of the bus meeting at Joseph H. Douglass aide system which was used dur­ School in Canby Park. No Ralundo ... No Exchangeo ... Ceoh & Carry .. . Maotercard ... VIoa .. . Cholco ... Fin an· from September until June, from 9 clng Can Be Arranged ... Not Reoponolble For Typographical Erroro. Winifred Hulme has been a.m. until 3 p.m. daily. For four Ing the early stages of desegrega­ honored as the 1985-86 Delaware year olds, either a half or a full tion. Vocational Teacher of the Year. day program is available. Hulme, a business education In­ For more information, call 368- Aides are necessary because "a s tru c tor at the Delcastle 7772. bus driver can't take care of 60

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The public is welcome. Persons Christina adds counselors Rescue wishing to address the committee at this meeting should call 454-2209 Five will work in elementary schools, three in high schools at least 24 hours ahead so their Dominick cited name can be placed on the agen­ da. The board unanimously sup­ Cynthia uates, board vice presi­ by disagreed ..-1th the majority Joseph Dominick, a 1985 ported the need for elementary dent, ~id the qualifications for position. !:loyd said that, as writ­ graduate of the James H. Groves by Neil Thomas counselors and the split vote came both levels should be the same and ten, the r·esponsibilities assigned High School who saved the life of a only because of controversy that a certificate should be re­ the high school positions call for drowning 11-year-old, was given a De La Warr regarding qualifications for the quired of the high school someone with more academic citation and a standing ovation by Christina School District ·. will high school positions. counselors. than counseling skills. "We want the best for the the Christina School District add eight guidance counselors to As drafted by staff, the All favored the elementary board Aug. 13. '65 reunion its staff - five at the elementary qualifications required a guidance children," she said. Board member George E . counselors. Dominick rescued Jason Adams level and three at the high school certificate of elementary "There has never been any from a storm-swollen creek, ac­ The De La Warr High School level - througtJ the state's refine­ counselor candidates but not of Evans agreed, saying, "I don't think It's the case that anybody doubt in my mind about the need cording to the Wilmington Manor Class of 1965 is planning its 20th ment unit program. high school candidates. for elementary counse lor ~ in our Fire Company. reunion. The Christina board voted 4-2 on can do this (type of work). We need to go to the top. That's what schools," Oates said, addmg that The board honored Dominick The event will be held Saturday, Aug. 13 to approve the additions. High school administrators felt such coun selors were provided in because, the-citation reads, "risk­ Oct. 12 at the Radisson Hotel In Elementary counselors will be that many teachers who lack a these (certificated) folks are trained for.'' Wilmington schools prior to ing one's life to save another is Wilmington. stationed in the intermediate guidance certificate do have good desegregation. among the supreme acts one For information, contact Dave schools. High school counselors rapport with troubled students "I can't see taking second human being can perform for Riddell at 834-1438; Linda {•Hin­ will be assigned to Christiana, and should not be locked out of best," said board member Alfred " I have long pushed for elemen­ another." ton) Calvetti at 322-1389; Len Fer­ Glasgow and Newark and will consideration. for the new posi­ I. Daniel. tary guidance counselors," said ris at 834-1713; or Carolyn (Pier­ .give special attention to the needs tions, according to Ann Bartle, Board president Carole Ann Daniel. " Five is a good start, a ron) Stanley at 834-3703 oe 453- of ninth gr·aders. assistant superintendent. Boyd and member Phillip W. Dar- basic start." Andrews 1955. Teacher of the year Knouse Madden new principal at Medill ILC Kathryn Andrews of Christiana. Supervisor retires High School, the state's home Kenneth C. Madden Jr. has been Madden, 34, was born in Hot the University of Delaware in 1978 then joined the New Castle County economics teacher of the year, named principal of the E. Frances Springs, Va. and reared in and is currently working towards School District. was honored Aug. 13 by the Donald R. Knouse of Dover Medill Intensive Learning Center Seaford, Del. He is a 1968 graduate a master's degree in physical Christina School District board. completes 34 years of work in education with emphasis in exer­ Originally hired as teacher­ by the Christina School District of Seaford High School and a 1972 psychologist for the program for Andrews, a graduate of the education when he retires Aug. 31 graduate of Shippensburg, Pa. cise physiology. board. autistic children, he later becap~.e University of Maine, has taught in as state supervisor of social State College. studies. Madden replaces Thelma Carr, a district school psychologist. area schools since 1960 and at who earlier was named principal He served in the U.S. Army as a Christiana since it opened in 1963. Knouse compiled the state's of West Park Place Elementary Madden earned a master's behavorial science specialist at Madden was named acting prin­ She, along with Marjorie Cann, first teachers' guide for social School. degree in special education froin Ft. Dix, N.J. from 1974 to 1977, cipal of Medill ILC in March. developed a new lifestyle cur­ studies and 17 guides for teaching riculum for Christiana students. consumer education. He led in In accepting the board's cita­ developing units in law-related tion, Andrews said that she was education and arranged ex­ A. Boyd and Christina Education His topic will be "Guidelines for management, stress reduction, " really pleased to represent changes of students and teachers SCHOOL/from la Association President Jo Callison Exercise." proper nutrition, aerobics, Christina School District, with Kent County, England, dur­ will also speak. Following the program, cardio-vascular fitness and how especially Christiana High School ing the nation's Bicentennial. Walls, who is beginning his refreshments will be served and to begin an exercise program. where I've worked so long." first school year as superinten­ The principal address will be district staff will have an op­ The athletic events will be held • She hopes courses such as the He was state advisor to the dent, will deliver a welcoming delivered by Dr. Robert Neeves portunity to visit health-related regardless of the weather. If it lifestyle class will help young peo­ Delaware Association of Student address. of the University of Delaware's displays and presentations. rains, the other activities wil• ~~ ple cope with problems and lead Councils and strengthened inser­ School boa rd President Carole physical education department. Topics will include weight moved indoors. happier lives. vice training for teachers in cooperation with the Delaware Council of Social Studies, the Delaware Council for Economics Christina Education, and Americans for a Competitive Economic System. ® Space utilization He organized programs with the State Division of Historical and The Space Utilization Commit­ Cultural Affairs to train teachers tee of the Christina School District in Delaware history. will meet at 9 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 29, in the board room of the Knouse joined the State Depart­ district administration building at ment of Public Instruction in 1967 83 East Main Street, Newark. after teaching in Wyalusing and Athens, Pa., and service with the The agenda will consist of an Iowa education agency. overview of Christina space pro­ blems presented by Stewart Har­ A graduate of Mansfield, pa., rison, manager of the Data Ser­ State Teachers College, he receiv­ vice Center, and a discussion of ed a master's in educat(onal alt-· preliminary guidelines that will ministration from Bucknell assist in decision making. 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Dozens of artists with establish- murals on the life of St. Anthony of and Department of Music, the con­ ed national careers in the art of Padua, installed in the Church of Septem her exhibit cert is free and open to the public. mural painting are featured in San Giovanni in Venice, Italy). Those who attend are encourag­ · ' American Freedoms and Mason teaches time-honored ed to bring lawn chairs and Momentous Eve)lts," the exten- Renaissance painting techniques Newark artist Kevin blankets. sive exhibition of studies for pro- to a large following at the Art McLaughlin will be holding a The orchestra will be conducted posed murals now on view at Students' League in New York Ci­ September exhibition at the by Stephen Gunzenhauser. Clayton Hall on the University of ty. Deluxe Candy Shop & Lun­ Soloists from the univ~rsity will Delaware's north campus in Exhibitor Charles Baskerville, cheonette, 41 East Main Street. be Francis Orval, French horn; Newark. who has two works in the Clayton A native of Delaware and a Douglas McNames, cello; Career highlights of several Hall show, is also a much­ University of Delaware graduate, Timothy McGovern, bassoon; and contributing artists - all decorated World War I hero, a McLaughlin is noted for his vivid Andrew Cottle, baritone. Cottle members of the National Society recipient of the Purple Heart and landscape paintings of Delaware will perform a work by Dr. Robert of Mural Painters- set the tone other medals for valor. An in­ and its environs. Hogenson, associate professor at for the exhibition. defatigable world traveler, he has The exhibition is par t of a conti­ the university. Society president Alton s. Tobey executed murals of life he has nuing tradition at the Deluxe. The This will be the Delaware Sym­ is represented in the Delaware observed in Morocco and India restaurant has been holding one­ phony's fifth outdoor concert on show with color studies for two and portraits of several prime person and group exhibitions for campus since 1981. complete m!Jrals and a full-size ministers including Nehru. His many years and is a prime spot enlargement of part of one of canvases are owned by major for viewing some of Delaware's them. museums and universities. finest talent. Auditions F r eq uen tl y portraying Wilmington artist Domenico The McLaughlin exhibit will run Amr:rican history, in which he Mortellito, currently vice presi­ for the month of September. ~~ ~ids a doctorate from Yale, dent of the mural society, with two The Deluxe is open 8 a.m. to 7 Tobey is also noted for por- color works in the Delaware show, p.m. Monday through Saturday. Delaware Singers traiture, military murals in Saudi has executed murals from New Arabia and murals of ancient In- York to Texas. A long-time art The Delaware Singers, cas install~d in the Smithsonian director for the DuPont Co., he is Delaware's professional chorus, is Institution in Washington, D.C. a popular speaker and exhibitor in Artwork now scheduling auditions to fill Exhibition originator and past the Delaware area. openings for tenors and basses for mural society president Dean Among other esteemed Torres works on review its 1985-86 season. Auditions will Fausett - with several sepia and muralists in the Clayton Hall ex­ be held by appointment only. color studies in the show - has ex- hi bit are two whose works are be­ Singers interested in audition­ ecuted murals for churches, ing shown posthumously (both The art work of Phyllis Torres ing should contact Jean Scalessa, schools, museums and other having died after the show's na­ will be displayed in the Newark executive director of The public places nationwide. tiona! tour began): Edward Lao- Municipal Building from Aug. 6 Delawa1·e Singers, at 652-2977 to Also a distinguished portraitist, in£, particularly known for his until ea rly September .. schedule an appointment. whose most recent commission in murals of immigrants arriving at Mrs. Torres is a native of Ken­ The Delaware Singers was for­ that discipline was a half-length New York harbor's Ellis Island, tucky. Her artistic training in­ mally organized two years ago to portrait of President Reagan, and Lloyd Lozes Goff, noted for cl udes studying with many further choral excellence in per­ Fausett has work in the perma- his murals on the development of Domenico Mortellito, a Wilmington artist, will be featured in teachers on the Eastern Seaboard. formance and to provide employ­ nent collections of the America'sSouthwest. a mural exhibit at the University of Delaware. Mrs. Torres won two awards for ment opportunities for experienc­ Metropolitan Museum of Art, the The Clayton Hall show is on free the painting "The Steam Bath" ed singers in Delaware. Museum of Modern Art and the public display through September currently on display in the Artistic director is Dr. Peter J . Whitney Museum of American 22 from 8 a.m.-8:30p.m., Mondays Municipal Building. McCarthy, an associate professor Art, among others. through Thursdays, and from 8 of music at the University of Mural society member Frank a.m.-4:30 p.m., Fridays. For Delaware and a certified Choir Mason, whose three Delaware variable weekend hours, call Master of the American Guild of show studies are all titled Clayton Hall's front desk, Photography Organists. "Freedom of Artistic Expression" telephone 451-1259. ------McCarthy also serves as con­ is the only painter since Caravag- For additional information Schwartz landscapes ductor of the Delaware Choral gio to receive the Cross of Merit about exhibition content, contact Society in Dover and is music from the Order of the Knights of Patricia Kent at Clayton Hall, WE. ARE NOW OPEN! director at St. Joseph's on the Malta (for his series of eight t~lephone 451-!1841. FEATURING: Color nature/landscape Brandywine Catholic Church in photography by Douglas Schwartz Greenville. t~~K-=:;:;::-==~~:-=:r:;::~~~::-=:;~::-=:;:;::-=:r:;::-:t.:·=~::~=~~::c«-t:«:c:· :.:-;c::i-;-.c=.c~: .~«:« A :J(}rn;/ Gourmet QUICK LUNCH is on display at The Newa1·k Free The 1985-86 season will include a Library. The exhibition will run special November program in ~ DONNA FALKOWSKI. MGR . ~ J;{o. ,e Ice Cream •Bar B-Q until Aug . 31. honor of St. Cecilia, the patron w Bl, (3021 834-938!5 ~ Neal"ly all of the photographs saint of music; the third annual ~¢ '~ Made On Premises •Hot Sausage were taken at various New Castle " Messiah Sing-Along" in ~t THE ~ .:~ County area parks. Schwartz has December; and a spring program V Tastee-Freez, Soft •Hot Dogs been a resident of Newark for the of works by Mozart, Bach and ¥ A past 19 years. He devotes full time Satie, all to be presented in the Serve Desserts •Coney Island Dog to his photographic art. 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OXFORD MALL SHOPPU\IG CTR., OXFORD, P~ ~------~----======~ THE ARTS only S30 by Phil Toman OrderToday * Program Begins Join September 1st The busiest season on record for first time for such a large scale ef­ the Delaware Symphony Or­ fort on the part of the chestra opens with a free concert metropolitan symphony. here in Newark at 5:15p.m. Fri­ " People are responding to day, Sept. 6. It will be performed everything we do," said Priscilla · on the campus of the University of J . Johnson, orchestra spokesper­ Delaware. son. " We have had to double the : Friday will find the orchestra number of Pops concerts, we are : under the baton of the music near sell out status on two of the • director Stephen Gunzenhauser. three classical series and have a The program will feature as waiting list for the chamber music • soloists members of the music series to be performed in the Gold faculty at the university. This will Ballroom of the Hotel du Pont with be a great chance to see champagne and hors d'oeuvres at Delaware's major orchestra and intermission." enjoy the fine musicianship of the There is, of course, a r·eason for faculty. this public response. The Two works by Saint-saens are Delaware Symphony under • • on the program. One is a horn con­ Stephen Gunzenha user has certo and will feature Francis Or­ become a truly professional group of 81\ANDYWINE VALLEY val as soloist. The other is a cello in every sense of the word. concerto featuring Douglas McNames. Von Weber is It is no longer necessary to represented by a bassoon concerto travel a distance to hear great with Tim McGovern on that in­ music beautifully played and Discover The Area's strument. masterfully interpreted. 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Monday~ Aq.iii · Glasgow Lions 10 a.m., knitting instruction. 10 a .m., crafts. Collect stamps lla.m., exercise. 12 : 30 p.m., Monday Movie Matinee. The Glasgow Lions Club sup­ 12:45 p.m., canasta. ports the International Lions 12:45 p.m., bridge. Stamp Cl ub with their collection of 1 p.m ., crewel embroidery. cancelled postage stamps. During the last three years, the Tuesday, Aug. ?:1 Glasgow Lions have collected 10 a.m., enjoyment bridge. more than 17,000 cancelled 12:30 p.m., Tuesday After Lunch, stamps. " What To Do with What You've The cancelled stamps are sent Got," AARP Presentation. to the International Lions Stamp 12 :30 p.m ., 500. Club, where some are used for the Veterans Administation Outreach Program by providing a stamp hobby for disabled American veterans. Boy Scouts Others are used by schools in foreign countries for educational purposes and still others are sold Memorabilia to obtain monies to make con­ tributions to Lions - supported Historic items relating to Boy charities such as Leader Dogs for Scouts from this or any other area the Blind. are being sought for display at a More information can be obtain­ district camporee in Newark this ed about this program by calling October. 834-0310. " We're looking for memorabilia from anyone who is willing to donate it for the weekend," said Roger Jones, assistant scout­ YMCA master of Troop 56 which meets at First Presbyterian Church. Jones said items will be Parent-Child Week displayed during the Lenape ·District Camporee to be held at Carpenter State Park on Del. 896. The Western Branch YMCA on The display will celebrate the Kirkwood Highway near Newark 75th anniversary of Boy Scouts. will hold Parent-Child Week for Items will be returned to their fathers and children 5 and older owners following the event, Jones Sept.15-21. said. Information on the Trailmates, If you have goods you would like Trailblazers and Indian Guides to donate, contact Jones at 737- will be prov ~ded . 4645. Parent information nights will be held Sept. 16 and Sept. 18. For program information, call Rallye 453-1483. Newark's own David Raymond - the heart, Brandywine Motor:'port soul and very being of Senior Center the Phillie Phanatic - mugged for the cameras Brandywine ' Motorsport Club Calendar of events will hold a road rallye on Wednes­ and entertained hun­ day, Aug. 28 at the Iron Hill Inn on dreds during the annual The Newark Senior Center, South College Ave. in Newark. Pushmobile Derby held located at 300 E . Main St., has Registration opens at 6:15p.m. Saturday at Milford scheduled the following activities: and the first car will leave at 7:01 Crossroads. He even Friday, Aug. 23 p.m. 9 a.m., bowling, Blue Hen Lanes. tried to hop a ride of his For information, contact Mike own for the races. 9:30a.m ., shopping. or Peggy Beattie, telephone 453- ,, 11 a .m ., garden produce. 8918.

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held at the Pine Grove fields. The Birds 5k event will be a 16-team double elimination, one-pitch tournament Elkton hospital benefit with an entry fee donation of $60 Identification course per team. On Sunday, Gore employees will The Delaware Museum of A certified 5-kilometer race will hold a volleyball tournament from Natural History Is sponsoring a be the kick-off event for an early noon to 6 p.m. at Elkton High short course in bird identification September marathon weekend of School. While the race and softball this fall. sporting activities sponsored by tournament are open to interested W.L. Gore & Associates , parties, the volleyball event Is "Confusing Fall Warblers" will Marathon Sports and the limited to employees of W.L. Gore provide an intensive introduction Delaware Sports Club to benefit & Associates. to a difficult but very interesting Union Hos{>italln Elkton, Md. The race will consist of six age group of birds. The course will' en­ The 3.1 mile race will begin at 7 groups with prizes for top tall one three-hour (Saturday p.m. Friday, Sept. 6 on Bow Street finishers in each group. GoreTex morning) lecture-slide and study­ in front of the hospital, where it duffle bags and jackets will be skin presentation, followed a week wlllalsoend. awarded to certain categories of later by a field trip to an area Refreshments will be served winners. The cost of the race is $6 where fall warblers are likely to afterward under a tent on High in advance and $8 on the day of the be found in diversity and abun­ Street across from the hospital race. dance. parking lot. Trophies will be For more information about the awarded to the winners at that run contact Marathon Sports in The classroom session for "Con· time. All race participants will Wilmington at 654·2354 . The race fusing Fall Warblers" will be held receive a free t-shirt com­ is registered nationally. Saturday, Sept. 14 at the museum. memorating the run. Information about the other The field trip will take place on The following day a slow pitch events can be obtained by con· Saturday, Sept. 21 (time anq place softball tournament will be held at tacting Vic Leona1·d at W.L. Gore to be announced). Participants Elkton High School and Elkton & Associates, telephone (301 ) 392- will need a field guide and Middle School with finals to be 3500. binoculars. Registration ends Monday, Sept. 9. Transportation for the field trip is to be provided by workshop par­ ticipants, with car-pooling en· HELP WANTED! couraged. To register send your name, ad· dress, course title, and phone Need reliable people number, with a check (payable to "DMNH") to the Delaware for Shipping & Receiving Mul'eum of Natural History, "Bird Workshop," P.O. Box 3937, Greenvllle, DE 19807. Dept. Apply in person at: For more information, call the Delaware Museum of Natural History at 658-9111. BUILDERS CHOICE 90 Molitor Road Elkton, Md.

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presented to one graphic designer he received the Outstanding Staff Given s only in those years in which there E mployee award from the (302) 834-0317 is a deserving candidate. Delaware chapter of Epsilon Sigma Phi, national extension Graphic design winner In 1982 Givens received the honorary, for his support of Pioneer ACE Award as the Cooperative Extension Service outstanding young graphic programs. designer in the Northeast. For the second time since 1982, In his spare time Givens has University of Delaware graphic He is a University of Delaware served as a free lance design con­ designer Monroe Givens has been alumnus with a degree in graphic sultant for Hagley Museum, honored with a prestigious award art and advertising design. A Winterthur Museum, and the from ACE (Agricultural Com­ native of Seaford, Del., up on Delaware Historical Society. He municators in Education ), the na­ graduation in 1975 he became the has also designed several Univer­ tional professional association for first full-time artist on the staff of sity of Delaware annual reports, agricultural media specialists. the College of Agricultural as well as publications dealing Members of AC E include Sciences. with the history of the university, writers, editors and artists in land and the history of the university "CAT'S EYE" IPGI He is responsible for designing a library. grant universities as well as state, variety of publications for the plua provincial and federal depart­ Cooperative Extension Set·vice JAMES BOND ments of agriculture in the U.S. and the Agricultural Experiment and Canada. Current membership Station , as well as exhibits is approximately 800. displays, slide sets, posters, lo go~ United Auctions Givens. who supervises art pro­ and other visual communication duction for Delaware's College of materials. W. DAVID FARMER· AUCTIONEER II "VIEW tO AKILL" Agricultut·al Sciences, received His designs have frequently won lPG I the Graphic Design Awa rd of Ex­ recognition. In particular, the Col­ AUCTION· APPRAISAL· SERVICE Fri., Sat., Sun. Only cellence in recognition of his lege of Agricultural Sciences An­ "creativity, leadership, com­ nual Report and the annual REAL ESTATE· EQUIPMENT munication excellence a nd Longwood Program Seminars FARM· LIQUIDATION · ESTATE distinguished service to the pro­ The publication have been singled out Box Office Opens 8:30 fession and ACE.'' repeatedly for national design (301) 658-2828 NewArk The award was announced at P.O. Box 308 Show Starts At Dusk awards. With Radio Sound the ACE national conference in Givens was also honot·cd by hi s Co nowingo, MD 21918 Post Fairbanks. Alaska, in July. It is ag college associates in 1979 when

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mation. Make that the Delaware The city in which I lived was It is unnatural. And they don 't Ah, Delaware Stadium, my old play the Wing-T. friend. Wing-T. home to the Kentucky Wesleyan College Purple Panthers, a fledgling Division HI team. The My second year out there, one How I've missed those un­ Football is n 10t the same in school initiated football because heartwarming thing did happen. forgiving, backless seats. Those Kentucky. Oh sure, former officials knew it would attract Ooe of the local high schools, a POSTSCRIPT pillars of concrete rising ma­ Maryland coac h Jerry Claiborne Jots of tuition - p ~:~ yin g males. It traditional also-ran, decided to jestically in the shadow of the has the UK Wi ldcats playing did, but is that any reason to turn to the - you guessed it - state's lone hill. Those fans some decent ball and Howard start a team? They just didn't Delaware Wing-'!' for a new of­ by Neil Thomas screaming, "Ohhhhh, Tubby, Schnellenberg· .~ r has come to seem to have their hearts in it. fense . why the $*tH&*&$ did you do save the Univt!•rsity of Louisville. J\nd they don 't play the Win g-T. that?" But no mattt:!r how good those Those folks out there were teams get, bas ketball will still be amazed. Our newspaper sport­ The last two football seasons king. Now and forever more. swriters were in shock because ing off a number of Kentucky friend. And this should be an - have been tough on a fellow who Adolph Rupp, : tmen. About one hour away was they were never sure where the powers before succumbing. especially exciting year, because bleeds blue and gold, who actual­ Western Kentucky University in ball was going. They'd never But, of course, it wasn't the Delaware has a strong team and ly thinks those winged helmets Bowling Green. They play pretty seen anything like it. I just grinn­ real thing and I'm glad we mov­ And watchin g games with peo­ ed knowingly. also a strong schedule. look sophisticated rather than ple for whom I 'ootball is merely good 1-AA football but their ed back to Newark in time for Hey, I'll have a hot dog over goofy and who believes that all prelude to the really important stadium has just one side. One football season. here! And a soda! Hey, Tubby, football should be played on sports season, well, it just isn't humongous bleacher with nothing The school went from perennial I can't wait to get out there to why in the $*Ht&*$ did you do grass and from the Wing-T for- too exciting. on the "visitors" side of the field . loser to surprise winner, knock- Delaware Stadium, my old that? Newark's boys of suininer taught us an iinportant ·lesson

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Rookie Tracy Brown Wins 39th derby

Coming in third was Joseph The family atmosphere and Weddington III and fourth place togetherness is one of the key by Bruce Johnson belonged to nine-year-old Amy elements of the derby's success. Pastore, who was also in her first Red Dolan, a committee member derby. who participated in the derby in It was JUSt another typical sun­ Greg Aftomis of Class A ~nd 1952 and makes the trip to Newark ny Saturday afternoon at the Chris B·rown of Class B finished from Lewes to watch the kids race Milford Crossroads track, where third in their divisions. each year, says the derby brings groups of families gathered The winner of the consolation families closer together. together for the 39th running of the race was Wendy Marquess. Mar­ Pushmobile Derby. quess recieved a bicycle for her "It's something we can do with victory but gave it to her cousin, the kids," he said. " Today, . Geared for a day of racing, the Glenna Wooters, a mentally everything's oriented away from spectators prepared elaborate retarded racer who has been driv­ the home but this is a chance to be picnic lunches and were entertain­ ing for the past three years. with your families . Doing ed by the carnival atmosphere, " She's my cousin," said Mar­ something together is always which featured appearances by quess." And she's been racing good. Our parents and cousins, the Phillie Phanatic, a parachute here for a long time and she did everybody comes up and we exhibition, a parade complete great today. We thought she had always look forward to it." with an appeal'ance t·~~ Mij;s .won a bike and. when we found out Delaware Sheila Saints, various she didn't win, well, we felt " We all meet here every year," said Cathy Henry, who minutes race cars, side shows, displays she dese~yed one anyway.'' . of course- the pushmobfle races. before had rooted for her child as she sped down the 1000 foot track Twelve-year-old Tracy Brown, Glenna's mother, who is involv­ ed in Special Olympics, believes at 30 miles per hour. " We bring racing in his very first refreshments and our tents and Pushmobile Derby, walked away that more parents should get their children involved in the derby. we make plans to stay the whole with $3,500 in prizes as he won all day. When we see our cousins, we seven heats to capture the title. " We just want to encourage _ more parents to get involved," she make plans to meet them here on derby day." "I didn't think I was going to said. "Their are lots of parents win," said Brown of the final heat, who will offer cars to the children in which he went up against se­ and the people on the committee Jim Beattie, chairman of the cond place finisher Michael are real safety conscious. In all derby committee, agrees. " Peo­ Fisher. Fisher finished less than the years that I've been at the der­ ple come out here and have a good two-tenths of a second off the pace by, I've never seen anyone hurt." time and it's a family-type picnic in the finals. " Parents shouldn't be afraid," atmosphere. " I kept lifting my head to see she continued. " These kids are not where he was and I was just able involved in enough things and to edge him out," Brown said. we're just trying to encourage " The child doesn't have to build Brown, who outlasted a field of their participation." the car by himself and that b•·ings 108 racers, also recorded the the family closer together. Then, fastest time of the day 32.267 For Marguess, the loss of the since the family works on the car· seconds. bike is a small price to pay to see together, they come out and cheer Brown's father, Terry was quite Glenna's improvement on the their sons and daughters on as a surp1·ised by his son's success. track. family.'' " I can't begin to say what this means to us," he said. " It's really " When she first started racing she was zig-zagging all over the But for racer Jenny Meek, the something. This is our first ex­ derby has a much simpler pur­ perience and it really hasn't sunk track, but now she does real well. It's important that they race pose. "It's fun and it's fun to get in yet. I don't think my son knows the car ready when you don't have what he has accomplished. It will because it builds up theil' morale. They can say 'I did this' and it's anything to do during the sum­ hit us tonight when we're at home mer.'' Race driver George Alderman, Sheriff Mike Walsh and friend lead parade. alone." great."

A car flashes past the finish line. 2b The NewArk Post Aq.21,19116 SPORTS SPORTS ALE Newark American falls Tennis lOk The hopes and dreams of the sixth inning rally after they fell double-play, which took the wind the air they would still be looking Newark American Little League behind in the fifth . out of Newark's sails and forced for it. ~omen' tourney Delaware Symphony 11-12 year old all-stars of playing Curt Bedford, who pitched a six the team to chart a new course. " We were all very disappointed in the World Serie s at hitter, took the loss as he gave up " The three games up there were and that's a natural reaction but open Aug. 24 Williamsport, Pa. came to an a two-run double that broke a 2-2 baseball at it's best," said in about ten minutes we recovered manager Hugh Broomall. " We The Delaware Symphony Or­ abrupt halt Aug. 15 as they fell to deadlock. and we remembered our motto - New York 4-2. Newark had taken the lead ear­ played the best of the east in three 'be the best you can be, and being The City of Newark Department chestra 10 kilometer run will be Faced with elimination consecutive days and we played held at 6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 8 at ly in the game when Chuck Bed­ the second best team In the east of Parks and Recreation is offer­ throughout most of the tourna­ ford and Rich Swavely hit back-to­ very well. isn't too bad." Rodney Square in Wilmington. ment, the odds finally caught up hack doubles in the second and "Bedford pitched as well as ing a Women's Newark Tennis The registration fee is $7 before Tournament on Aug. 24-25 at with Newark. Nonetheless the Keith Landis smacked a solo anyone could and it came down to In the opening game of the tour­ Barksdale Park Tennis Courts. Sept. 2 and $8 after that date. team finished with a 12-2 playoff home run one inning later. the fact that they got a key hit and For information, call656-7374 . nament, Keith Landis pitched a Plaques will be awarded to winner record. In the sixth, Curt Bedford walk­ we didn't. Lazarski hit what I con- no-hitter, striking out eight and and runner up. After a sterling comeback on ed . and New York's shortstop . sider the hardest ball in the tour­ walking only one as Newark Play starts at 9 a.m. You will be the previous night to advance to . made a brilliant play on Kevin nament and their shortstop. hung defeated Morristown N.J. 1-0 on · notified by phone Thursday, Aug. Soccer the semi-finals against New York, Laza1·ski's well-hit grounder and tough and got in front of 1t a~d Aug. l3. 22 of your first match. Registra­ Newark was unable to mount a turned it into a rally-killing turned two. If he hits the ball m tion deadline Wednesday, Aug. 21 · at 5 p.m. The Fee: is $16 (women Newark rec 17 years and over J. Registration for the youth soc­ For more information call 366- cer leagues sponsored by the • 7060 . Newark Department of Parks and Recreation is now open. Canal beaten In 'Series~ Registration will continue through Aug. 23 . Cost is $14 for ci­ The Canal Little League's 11-12 after Tuesday's 5-0 loss to In both games this year, a lack Babe Ruth ty residents and $16 for non­ had pitched a fine ball game and year old softball all-stars were had not allowed a run since the Brookfield, Ill., Canal was faced of offensive production and walks ------residents. The fee includes a team eliminated from the 1985 World with a must win situation against hurt the Delaware champions. t-shirt and insurance. first inning, gave up a single and '85 recap Series in Kalamazoo, Mich. after three walks in the ninth. North Carolina. Anyone who registers after Aug. losing 3-2 to King, N.C. in extra in­ The loss marks the second con­ 23 will be placed on a waiting list. In the game against Brookfield, ningsAug. l5. That was all the Southern secutive season that Canal has the Canal offense was only able to New teams will be formed based regional champions needed to been eliminated from World The Newark Babe Ruth League on the number of players on the collect one hit and Jill Elmer suf­ In a game that took nine innings claim victory. ,Series competition without gain­ ferred her first loss of the season. has completed its 1985 season, one waiting list. to complete, Niki Ta1·antino, who Playing in the loser's bracket ing a victory. which saw competitive divisional New registrants are assigned to play and strong showings in teams on a random basis. Players regional tournaments. returning to the same league in which they played the previous In league play, Locks and Pro­ year will remain on their original Sale Starts 'Ned., Aug. 21, Ends Sat., Aug. 24 tection Devices (LPD) won both team. halves and the championship in For information on youth soc­ the West Division, compiling a 15- cer, call the Departments of 1 overall record. Parks and Recreation at 366-7060 In the East Division, Feralloy won the first half and Wilson weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., or Radiator captured the second stop by the department office in half. Wilson then edged Feralloy the Municipal Building, 220 Elkton in the playoff game for the cham­ Rd. pionship. In the Central Division, the Brookside Lions won the first half Football with McDonalds taking the second half. McDonald's topped the Lions Adult leagues for the Central title. In tournament all-siar competi­ The Sports and Athletics Section 6.67 tion, Newark fielded three teams of the New Castle County Depart­ in the NewArk Post Babe Ruth In­ 2 gal. yews, ment of Parks and Recreation will hardy evergreens. vitational Tournament, won by sponsor two Adult Football the Mill Creek Blue Hens. Leagues this fall. An excellent orna­ The state 13-year-old tourna­ Teams may register to par­ mental plant for ment was won by the Newark all­ ticipate in either the Traditional your landscape. stars, who went on to regional Touch Football League which will play in New York State, before be­ play on Sunday mornings or the ing eliminated. No Contact Flag Football League which will play on Saturday morn­ The 14-15-year-old state tourna­ ings. Individuals are permitted to 2/3.00 ment, played at Motor Wheel Hyponex® 40-lb.• bag Field and sponsored by the participate in both leagues. Fraternal Order of Police, saw Each team will play a 10 game versatile top soil. schedule and officials will be pro­ N/ AEikton •Net wl Newark all-stars come back from vided for each game. The leagues an opening round loss to win five begin on Sept. 14 and 15. The games in a row before losing to deadline to register is Aug. 27 .. New Castle in the final game for For more information call 995- the state title. 7628.

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The Western Branch YMCA is 1-GAL JUNIPER now accepting registrations for The New Castle County Sports the 1985 fall youth soccer season. and Athletics Section has schedul- Hardy, easy-to-grow The league is for boys and girls varieties add color ages 5-14 . Registration deadline is ed the " Fourth Annual One-Pitch to your landscape. Sept. 6. All games will be played Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament" Saturday mornings on the soccer to be held over the Labor Day comples located behind the YM­ Weekend (Aug. 31 to Sept. 2). r For more information or to receive a registration flyer, call N/ A Elkton K:;~: 0 1~;i ~~ H~~~~:~~t ~~~:~4~~- J.D. I 995-7628.

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The defense graduated just two Bruce Johnson starters and looks to be the by strength of the squad. The offense, however , Approaching one of the most ex· graduated six of eleven starters. citing years in its illustrious 96 The backfield is missing only Dan year history, the University of Reeder, a fifth-round draft choice Delaware football program of· of the L.A. Raiders, but the offen· ficially opened the 1985 season sive line and the receiving corps with its annual press day on Sun­ must come through to maintain day, Aug. 18. the offensive attack that averaged As rain poured over the stadium 399.1 yards and 31 points a game. complex, the players and coaches A particular concern is the of· talked with controlled excitement fensive line which has lost its about a schedule that could be heart-center, and the two guard easily described as the toughest positions. ever. However, offensive coordinator The Fightin' Blue Hens will Tern Kempski is confident that the open with the number three rank· players he has can f111 the gaps. ed team in division 1-AA, Rhode Island on Sept. 7 at Delaware "Even though these guys have Stadium. never started before, most of They w111 then encounter the them have played in significant midshipmen of Navy, featuring situations and they have all been Heisman Trophy candidate with us for two years. They're ex­ Napoleon McCallum, on Sept. 14 perienced, except from the stand· at home. point of starting." Then the Blue Hens will take to As far as the new receiving the road to try to avenge last corps, quarterback Rich Gannon yea r's loss to William and Mary feels confident that Delaware will and take on Holy Cross. have a strong passing attack The first four games are pivotal again this year. for the Blue Hens. "I don't foresee any problems. "It's an unparalleled opportuni· They're young and they're going ty for us and certainly it's dif· to have to come out and play ear· ficult. It's all relative because if ly, but we got the first part of we have a losing season the quali· camp to work with them and we're ty of this team will escape the going to throw the ball a lot this Defensive end Kevin Rogan basks in the spotlight. public," said head coach Harold season. It's going to be a big part "Tubby" Raymond. of our offense." "But we think this is a good foot· Although some fans are already ball team. Is it good enough? I looking forward to the arrival of LAWN and GARDEN don't know. That's why we play Navy and Heismann Trophy can­ INVENTORY football games, to find out. didate McCallum, the Blue Hens . " If we do anything, the rewards realize that they have to face will be much greater than if it was Rhode Island first. an easy schedule." "That's the second game of the 11::::~: !m::m~a · With 18 starters and 32 let· year and we've got to concentrate termen returning, Raymond has on Rhode Island, first things SALE one of his most experienced first," said Brice. "They're l'ank­ SATURDAY, AUGUST 31,1985 - 'teams. The Blue Hens finished ed third In the nation and have one tast year strong with six con­ of the best offenses In the country. Demonstrations • Driving Contest secutive wins to compile an 8·3 Navy Is a game where we can and Auction 3 DAYS ONLY r.ecord, and hope to carry the really show ourselves but Rhode See Next Week 's Paper for Further Details!!! momentum into 1985. Island Is first." . "This is our year," said veteran Although the players are ap­ AG-IND. EQUIPMENT (jefensive lineman Chuck Brice. 1207 Te leg raph Rd . (30 1) 658 -5568 / 398-6132 , Rising Sun , MD "This year we have a lot of proaching the schedule a game at veterans back in skill positions. I a time, some are looking forward guess it's something we have to to avenging last year's losses. prove but it's something we look "I'd like to get a crack at some forward to. In '83 we had .a bad of the teams that beat us last year year and in '84 we tul'ned it - William and Mary, Boston ~;~ round , and it's like a snowball ef· University, and Lehigh," said @ Souther~ States feet. Gannon. "They really stuck it in : "I'm expecting a big year and I our faces and I'd like to get a shot would have to say that big things to get back at them. will happen barring injuries. I "But I'm going to enjoy playing FROZEN FOOD SALE aan't say we will go 11-o, but it's every week. There's not a team on BUY IN CASE QUANTITIES & SAVE going to be an exciting year." our schedule that we can look . "This upcoming season gives us past. With a schedule like we've *SATISFACTION GUARANTEED* li chance to silence all the got, you'd better be ready to play doubters and to answer some of every week. 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soccer here, particularly among every two years beginning at 8 the young. and under. by Bruce johnson " You don't have to be a tremen­ There are two seasons, one in dous athlete to play soccer," said the fall and one in the spring and Wilkinson. "And you can start an all athletes at least play half of the In 1973, the Kirkwood Soccer early age. It's a team game- the game. Club began with four teams and 40 individual doesn't have to go up to The soccer club has also created ' soccer hopefuls. t"e plate and get a hit or strikeout. a girls team which plays squads in Twelve years later, the club There are 11 people out there and the tri-state area. boasts more than 70 teams and the contributions of all the players One of the highlights of the 1,100 athletes from ages 5 to 19 and make up the team. There's not club's year is the annual sponsors one of the best soccer that focus on the individual of Kirkwood Soccer Club Tourna­ tournaments on the East Coast. failure or success in participa­ ment, which is held in Newark The growth of the Kirkwood Soc­ tion." every summer. The tournament cer Club is due primarily to the Wilkinson also commented that hosts more than 80 teams, mostly growing interest in the sport in for parents, the game offers peace from the Mid-Atlantic and New American and the dedication of a ot mind. "They're not as afraid of England regions. Several Euro­ large group of volunteer workers tt,eir kids being hurt. There is no pean teams also make the trip headed by President Gary Wilkin­ iqtent in soccer to knock someone each year. son of Hockessin. down or to physically hurt or " It's one of the best tour­ " We try to provide a soccer ex­ dominate them. There is body con­ naments on the East Coast," said perience for any child from the tact but statistics show that it is Wilkinson, " and we've gotten that age of 5 to 19, at an appropriate less dangerous." information back from the par­ ' level of play for them," said , He. said " there is no prerequisite ticipants from other teams. Wilkinson. " We encourage sport­ for slZe as for football and basket­ "One of the successes has been smanship and working together b~ll, so it's probably more ap­ the fact that we can put the ma­ more than winning. We believe propriate for the majority of the jority of the tournament games that learning the game and having kids to play." down at the University of fun is more important than winn­ The Kirkwood Soccer Club Delaware complex and have six or ing. If you learn the game and originated from the work of seven games going on all at once. have fun, than winning takes care several Europeans who were You have a central location where ofitself." coaching in the Western Branch you can go and watch several Wilkinson said the league YMCA soccer program. games and participate in the " provides the opportunity to set a According to Wilkinson, the pro­ ~~~lt .. experience of .the tourna- goal and work for it and hopefully gram did not offer any instruc­ develop the skills to achieve it. tional programs but was strictly a The Kirkwood Soccer Club also That probably is the most impor­ recreational event held once a offers the opportunity to travel tant thing that any youth program week on Saturday. Frustrated abroad to any club team in the 14 can offer. That and being able to that the young athletes were not and under and 16 and under age learn how to lose." learning the basics of soccer, the brackets. Usually two teams will The club works to put winning European coaches formed their make the journey each year, Kirkwood hosts a summer soccer tournament which is one of the best on the East Coast. and losing in perspective for the own league with instruction as its although more can travel if they kids, Wilkinson said. " Learning basis. wish. how to lose after you've given your It is this philosophy that still While in Europe, the athletes best effort' is one of the most im­ continues as the club offers two and chaperones visit countries portant things we can teach the levels of play at a variety of ages. such as Italy, Austria, Germany Compare Our Prices kids. 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Union Hospital In Elkton, Md., "help the diabetic to cope with the Medical Center In Philadelphia and Metropolitan Hospital In Spr· available to patients," Prior said. phylllclau aud "'h ·• to uek wlll offer diabetic outpatient day-to-day management ...allow and her bachelor's 'degree at lngfleld, Pa. Jl is expecttd that at the com­ emergency help. classes on four consecutive hlm or her to lead a healthy and Wilkes Barre, Pa. The four se11lons will be offered pletion course, the diabetic will be The fout· sessions wlll be held on Wednesday evenings beginning productive lUe and to realize the Prior wlll be a11lsted by Linda at a charge of $10 per person and able to : understand the disease Sept. 11, 18, 16 and Oct. 2 from 6 Sept. 11. personal responsibilities of Sumulong, staff dietician, who has each participant may bring one and Its relationship to diet, p.m. to 8 p.m. In the Union According to nurse Susan Prior, treating the diabetes." a degree In foods and nutrition friend or family member without , weight, exercise and medications; Ho&pltal clauroom. Each the long term goals of the pro­ Prior, Union Hospital's r.atlent from Santo Tomas University In charge. demonstrate safe and effective In­ registrant must attend all four gram are to "promote diabetic education coordinator, s the Manila, The Philippines. "Often physicians do not have sulin administration; know symp· &elllons. To &lgn up or to obtain education In the communlty .. •and primary Instructor for the ses­ Sumolong received her clinical the tlme for specific, lndividuallz· toms, causes and treatment of In· more information, contact the provide the diabetic with a basic slcms. She received her nur•es' experience at Sacred Heart ed diabetic teaohlng and we feel sulin reaction; perform self­ Nursing Office, (301) 398-4000, ex· understanding of the dhiease." training from Presbyterian Medical Center In Chester, Pa., this is a good opportunity to make testing and recognize abnormal ten!ilon 1600. Regl•tratfon closes She added that Ute clii!Uie!i will University of Pennsylvania The Wilmington Medical Center this much-needed instruction results; judge when to call the Friday, Sept. 6. Bac -to­ scfloo ~ super 3 DAYS ONLY! THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY ave Boys' Plain Pockets~ and long sleeve \ 25% knit shirts. Girls' skirts Save and ,.. 25% sweaters. Save Boys' sweaters 25% and sweater vests Save Boys' Fox® and girls' 25o/o Hunt Club® apparel. Save 20% Boys' and girls' to 33% basics. Save Boys' and girls' 25o/o Supercords®. Save Selected 33% girls' .dresses.

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1971 FIREBIRO ESPRIIT . 380 l·ffii!!iii@ AU TO . mo. INVESTED OVER lj:I!MfiWD $1000 . MUST SELL. SERIOUS Corrugllld gelvlnlnd atael for INQUIRIES ONLY II roofing and aiding . All alus In 398·7888 atock . CHEAP . Cuh & Carry . ... VERONICA JAMES W&P B/7·4 ANTIQUES & 215·831 ·9800 . W&P 6/30·tf COLLECTIBLES 1974 Dodge SUMMER SALE Augu11 : Ope n Wed .· Frl. , 1·6 Cube Van p.m. & Set. 10 e.m . · 6 p.m. ~~ ~; · e·,~~~~~~nN~~~ood • ~U~ PS , PB , AC , Autometlc, roll up Fine entlquu & collacrlblu 11 50 lb. box common ne lla $14 .99 rauoneble prlcu. Fa irfie ld 1 Ce ll 7/ 16" waller board $6.99 Shopping Center, Rt. 896, ~o2.'jsB~~~ ~ ~~ ·P ~~~~~4 Tl·ll 3/8'' pine $10 .80 Country Club Or .. Newark, DE . 1972 Chevy Klngswood, 9 4"x4"x8' treated .40 $4 .80 737·4938 or 731-1688. W&P panenger wagon . Fair shape, 2'x4'x8" treated .40 f1 .99 8/7·3 ~ood tires, 440 engine, new 2"x2"x4 ' treated .85 ea . ~ 2"x6 '"a Hem·fl r No . 2 & btr . we:r~~ · ~~~~~ m~~m 30~~i~"e~ .331.f . [ Ml·!fffi@.!i¥¥ 1856. W&P 7/31-4 2"18"'1 Hem ·fl r No . 2 & brr . ! .461.1 . 1978 Pontiac No. 16 roof felt t8.60 r APPLIANCE Concrere wire 6'x160' $46 .00 Corona keroune hearer 22 .000 DELAWARE'S NUCAR CONNECTION r RECONDI TI ONED & I Le Mans Safari Waaon Or lvewev seeler 6 ge l. $8 .60 BTU 160. 1,83 point diamond . '· GUARANTEED ! 306 cu . ln.. eu ro .; PS , AM'/ FM , Mllterca rd • Vln · WSFS Emereon AM / FM, 8 rre ck, PRICED TO SELL, 1 On Rt . 40 1 mile W. of 898 cmene llt rto t100 . Call 392· DELIVERY AVA IL AB LE ~~6oo u~~:~. ' G~~~k'c o~~~\~'~ : 4371 . W&P 8/ 14·4 DISCOUNT APPLIANC E Call398·9267afttr 6 p.m. W&P Glasgow Home Center 224 S. Bridge St., Elkton 7/31·4_ __,,_,__,___ SUNLINE CAP 302·834·6445 fo r fu ll elu pickup truc k. 398 ·9282 1977 Hond a Civic 2 dr . hll· W&P 8/21 ·1 w 302·73 1·434 9 ch ba ck . 4 apd. , AC . AM / FM Sli din g window In fronr . Red & • cw /w 9/29·tf em. 287-9605 . W&P 8/7·4 wh ile. t125. Ca ll 301 ·858·2800 . our Customers Ara Our Bast Salaspaoplall W&P 7i31·4 1Fru ro good hom e · LAR OE 1983 Omun 2 BOZX~ Brand ne w Blu e Stefi1'2iir'f'i. , STANO UP FRE~ZER . Mull go~d ., 1~ad3d •:k~ n~ t1~5~0 ; ! plok·up . Ce ll en yr lme . 287· 0 11 . t280 or bill offsr . 287-8431 . ; 6539. W&P 8/ 21 ·4 evnJwee ke nde 239·4832 . NP NORTH EAS T W&P 8/7·4 8/ 14·3 AUCTION GALLER IE INDOOR MARKET Singer zlg·zag, port ., disc . set· 1977 Jeep Cherokee 360 V8 , 3 U.S. At . 40, North East ;wt·i!iMm@M spd ., 80K mi., PS , PB , AC , 2 tlng, used tw ic e, $160 . 453· dr ., 4 wheel dr. $2,995. Cell AUCTION TUES . 6 P.M. 1704 . NP 8/ 14·4 368·0329. NP 8/ 14·3 AUTOS THURS . 7 P.M. : Have a $100 & wanr to ride? SPACE AVAIL .... $7 .50 Outside meral basement doors . ' Cell State Auto . i3021666·7884 . FOR SALE : 1980 SCOUT II, 4x4 W&P 1/ 16·tf $60 . Ca ll 301 ·658·6264 . W&P wirh A/C, P.S., P.B., Hydraul ic 8/21 ·2 WPtf Snow Plow, 6-C yl., Turbo nucar~i=u HAVE YOU FOUND WHAT ~J~s~ ~w1:~ia M~iooo . 301 ·398· Miss Amer ica crystal, round & YOU ARE LOOK ING FOR I Try square oak reb le, 1975 Buick 322-2277 '74 AMC Hornet, 2 dr. Hat· Free to good home · LARGE wagon, cookie jars, Versa illes rhe No rrh Easr Auto Au ction . ch beck . Good looking , cheap STANO UP FREEZER . Must Every Thurs . 7 p.m. Buy or sell. fo sr oria blue cream pa ll , map le rrensporlalion . For details call plck·up. Cell anytime . 287· desk . old coffee tab le. 398· 301 ·287-6688 or 302·575·1881 . ~3,!: 4892 . NP 8/ 21 ·4 5639 . W&P 8/21 ·4 W&P3 /6·tf 2047 . W&P 8/21 ·1 ACROSS FROM THE GREATER WILMINGTON AIRPORT FANTASTIC FINALE ••• tR£ stRtK£ YEAR END SALE! oi.\R

HURRY! LARGEST DISCOUNTS EVER ON ALL 1985 OLDSMOBILE$! leases 60 mon h tlosed ena 15 000 mt yoor allowance Ta.( 30 FIRENZA'S • 30 CALAIS • 80 CIERA 'S • 75 SUPREMES ana tags not tnctuaea relunoaote socur1ty d pos•t roc u~roa ConJ act 95 DELTA 88 'S • 30 NINETY EIGHT'S • 15 TORONADO 'S Poter Loe lor lunher tnlorma!lon To QOI total payment mutfloty rnontnly P''C t• by 60

NEW YORKER '85 T-BIRD '84 TORONADO '83 ~~~ ~ft · BOSE ••diO, pjmnrl, lllthll uphollltry, SKYLARK '81 4 DR. Fillh Avo • ar , 1.000 mo •9283A ft cyl. rullpwr . attr iO, M3888A PS , PB , AC , AM/FM . #t83t NOW $12 ,998 WAS $9898 NOW $7998 NOW $11.498 WAS $5898 NOW $4898

REG ENCY '85 BRHM CHARGER '84 J2000 '82 4 DR . 4 dr , wn1te on whllt, lull gwr , lt ~t now • t8 23 OMEGA '81 4 DR. 4 cyl, IUIO A C, AM/FM ltlrtO, • 8<8VA PS , PD AC , AM /FM #$51 5ft AM/FM , P8, PD , AC •8<810 NOW $14 ,298 WAS $7698 NOW $6696 WAS $4198 NOW $3198 WAS $5498 NOW $4498

98 REGENCY '84 SEVILLE '83 4 DR. HONDA '82 ACCORD HB CUTLASS 'ti1 SUPREME 4 dr Brougham Full power. lullslze . N8820A Full pwr, ClrriiQt rool . .t1835 Auto. AC , rad io. • t 73< ~ r~a"Jilt m , PS . PB, AC , AM/FM , tilt , cruill. NOW $12.998 WAS $15 ,498 NOW $14,298 NOW $5998 NOW $6798

HORIZON '84 4 DR . CIERA '83 COUPE 6000 '82 2 DR. HONDA CIVIC '82 13.000 ml AM/FM •9StJA PW PB, AC cruise 29.000 mi. •9500A PS. PB. AC, AMJFM 15,000 ml 4 dt . sedan Auto .. A/C. AM /FM •9377A $5598 NOW $4598 WAS $8598 NOW $7598 WAS $6898 NOW $5898 WAS $5698 NOW $4698

Motorcycl ...... 18 lneurenci ...... 13 Upholtterlng .. .. . , ...... 82 Muelcellnllrumenu ...... 19 Real lstate For Rent ~~:~~~f.~~~.~~~~~~~~ .:: : : ::: :: lnllrucllone ...... 14 Welding . , ...... , .... , .. , . U Peu ...... 20 Houae for Rent ...... 32 Ceterert ...... 48 Kennell ...... H ~~~~~~:.~ .: : : : : : : : : . : : : : : : : ~ Reoreetlonel Vehlcl...... 21 1 Chimney Sweept . , ...... 47 Automobllu ...... 3 Seede & Plenu ...... 22 ~",'f~~~~:~:/:~;;,·~~ ni~ ':: : ~ Cl11nlng Service ...... , .. 48 t::.dn·~:~:~;:n'. r~ ·c·'~. r~ .: : : : : ~ Announcements • Insertion of NEW Blcyclet & Moped a ... . •..... 4 Sparta Equipment ...... 23 Conorell ...... 48 Mlto . Servloet ...... II Butlneu Opportunltlll .... 14 Bot ti & Motore . , ... , , , . , , , , 6 Yard Sale ...... 24 ~:~r.'~o~~~ lo'r'Ririi ·::D Deycere ...... 150 ads, 1:00p .m. Properly for L1111 ...... 37 Deed Anlmel Removal ...... 51 {j1f~~~\~p~:~r:~.·.:: :: : : : :: : ~ ~~~:r~:~~~:;,• : : : : . :: .. :: : :: Monday . ~r~:~~~~~ s~p~~ ~~ ~ . :: :::::: :: : ~ Wanted Mltcelleneout for Rent ..... 38 Dry Cleonere ...... 62 Ferm Equipment ...... 8 Electric Contrectore ...... 63 Any Changes and Firewood ...... 9 Houelng Wanted ...... 26 ~!f~~~~~· . :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ~ ~:~~~~~• .: : : . : : : : : : : : : : : . : ~ Property Wen ted , ...... 26 Help Wanted Excavation ...... 54 1 Cancallations, Flea Markel ...... , , .... , , 10 Exlermlnetlon ...... 55 =~ud'ro~ ;:~~~~ ~ ·~~~ · R~ .P~~~ · ::: :~~ · Lo-st &.. Found Free ...... 11 Wenud ...... 27 Employment Wonted ...... 39 Florlttl ...... 55 Noon 112:001 Furniture ...... , , .... , . 12 Real Estate For Sale Help Wanted ...... 40 Funeral Homet ...... 57 Monday only I Gordon Suppllea ..... , .. .. . 13 Garbage Removal ...... 58 ~~~!~~t~~ :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ~ r~~;d . :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Homemede . , ... , ...... 14 Services 01111 ....•..•...... •...... 59 Houuhold Goodo . ...•. . . . . 16 ~~~~~~~~·f~::~~· :::::::::: : ~ Herdwere ...... IIO ~~~v~c;.~~~: ~~:~~ :::::::::: : : ~ Lesal Notice~ Mobile Hom eo for Sale ..... 30 Heeling ...... 81 ~!::!~:~~~~~ .: :: :·::::::::: l~ Property lor Sele ...... 31 Home Improvement• ...... 82 i:~~~r~;'~~t.: : : :: : : :: :: ::: : : ~ LEGAL NOTICES ...... 11 Aq.21,1886 The NewArk Post 9b

USED APPLIANCES l·!ll;IU•I~I 11"' RCA COLOR TV •uo 00 Collectable Sale M11bt The 300eyWeH August 25, 1985 It's Post time! North Em AIICtion Glltril 1t" ZfNITHCOLORTV t15000 ~ U.S. Routt I lOOeyWert ~1lN61[ From 1 p.m . on through the Re1t of th e Day I NewArk North Em, MD 11" RCA COLOR TV . Ut 00 INN Aah ~() -1~ Sales every Tutsday& p .m. 21" 0 f . IIWTV UIOO Presenting: Alii All Goodies Past And Present CITY OF NE WARK 21" RCAI IWTV t15000 Post DE LAWARE Sale Grounds wUl be held COUNCIL ME ETING AG ENDA Thursday 7p .m. lOOeyWerr behind The Nottingham Motel AUIUI I211 , UU · I P.M. Flea Market every weekend WH IRLPOOL COMPACT DRYER on Rt. 272. (If approaching from I. SILENT MEDITATION. PLE DG E OF ALLEGIANCE t140.00 1AVOCidO Classifieds 2-A . CITY SECR ETARY'S MINUTES FOR COUNCIL APPROVAL: R.C. Burkhtlmtr &Auoc . Maryla nd on Route 272 or 273, turn 1. Reg ular Mee ting Held August 12, 1985 CEN TRAL t .V. & APP LI ANCES North on Rt. 272 and come on thru.) 2-B. ITEMS NOT ON PUBLISHE D AGENDA - Time Llmit20 Minutes 11·217& 3915 Kirkwood Hwy . Notllo1haa, Pa. • 1·215·932-4050 •t.Others WlrP I/1-11 ·tf 3. 1TEMS NOT FINISHED AT PREVIOUS MEETl NG : 998-0573 really None 4. VOUCHERS PAYABLE REPORT I . RECOMMENDATIONS ON CONTRACTS. BIDS: A. Authorization for Purchase or Computer Hardware/Software work call ' 1-A. ORDINANCES ADVE RTISE D FOR 2ND READING. PUBLIC HEARING: 1. 811185-39- Am end Ch. 20, MV&T, By Establishing a Parking Meter Zone Along the West Side of CRAFT SALE New London Avenue, No rth from the 8 &: 0 Railroad R/W fo r a Di stance of 420 Feet 159 KING WILLIAMS ST . 2. Blll85-40 ·Amend Ch. 20 , MV&T , By Limiting Parking on Bo th Sides of Hu ll lhen Drive from Old WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE , NEWARK Oak Road to Briar Lane PART·TIMI DRIYIR &SUPIRYISOR 1-B. ORDINANCE PROPOSED FOR F IRST READING : 1. Bll185-42 · Amend Ch. 16, Garbage, Refuse & Weeds, By Requiring the Removal of Weeds, Litter & AUGUST 24th, 9:00 A.M.-5:00P.M. Other Noxious Material on Any Prope rty in the City as Well As Between the Rlght·of·Way Li ne a nd the Due to expan~ion, we are in LEGAL NOTICE Curb or Paved Portion of Any Street Abutting the Same and Providing for Notice Thereof-- 2nd DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS! 5 IN T HE COURT OF f.j~~':Ji~~~ M I TTED FOR PUBLISHED AGENDA : need of a person to deliver Porcelain & Soft Sculpture COMMON PLEAS A. Councllmem bers: None FOR THE STATE B. Committees, Boards& Commissions: OF DELAWARE 1. Planning Com mission Min utes of August 6, 1985 bundles of newspapers to our cd'r~ ~ ~itO tl''\\,o"'1 Pierc e &Cut Hotid,y W. J~~~~[~L~ .t~~!l!s~a~l~~ef r om Newark Hou sing Au lhorlty "' ~tt0 ' St '''ths IN RE: CHANGE OF I . ITEMS NOT ON PUBLISHED AG ENDA (As Time Allows & As Council Determines) riers in the Newark area. t'lli''\111'' lampshades Inciting NAME OF A. Cou ncllmembers: J ASMIN DENISE rtODAS ' B. Othe rs: Must be available Wednesday BEGIN YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY I RAMSEY RODAS t . SPECIAL DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS: P ETIT IONER (S) A. Special Re ports From Manoger & Staff: NP 8/21 -1 wk . T O 1. Request for Approval of Agreement wi th New Castle County re Community Development Grant mornings & have· van or full-sized J ASMIN DEN ISE TOR- Funds RES B. Alderman's Report and Magistrate's Report RAMSEY TORRES C. Financial Statement statio·n wagon. NOTICE IS HEREBY 'OPEN FOR PUBLIC COMMENT VENTURCORP. ·AUTO LEASING G IVE N t hat Jasm in Rodas The above agenda Is Intended lo be fo llowed, but Is subject lo changes, deletions, additions and Also needed are supervisors to a nd R amsey Rodas inte nds modifications. Copies may be obtained at the City Secretary's Ottice, 220 Elkton Road. NOW IS THE TIME TO DISCOVER ENGAGE-A­ g'0 ~~~~~n~o':n~~~~~~.~~ ~~~ L:N:..;I'l;,::;~I:..:,2 1:,;;· 1~W------1 check our delivery routes. CAR . THE MODERN ANSWER TO SOARING the State of Delaware In NEW CAR PRICES I DRIVE THE VEHICLE OF a nd for New Castle County, LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE YOUR CHOICE ... ANY MAKE AND to c ha n ge h is/h er name to J asm in Torres and Ramsey MODEL...WITH LOWER MONTHLY Torres. Serv-Rite Advertising PAYMENTS THAN YOU'VE EVER DREAMED Mar·garita M. Torres IN THE IN THE COURT IN THE COURT POSSIBLE I SEND FOR FREE BOOKLET L-18. OF COMMON P LEAS Petltlone r (s) COURT OF OF COMMON PLEAS GEORGE MORGERETH, AN AUTHORIZED IN ­ DATED: Augus t 2, 1985 COMMON PLEAS FOR THE STATE FOR THE STATE P.O. Box 3097 np 817-3 FOR THE OFDE LAWARE OF DE LAWARE DEPENDENT ENGAGE-A-CAR® BROKER . STATE OF DELAWARE IN AND FOR INAND FOR Newport, DE 19804 1202 TERRA HILL RD ., WILM .. DE . 19809. IN AND FOR NE W CASTLE COUNTY NE W CASTLE COUNTY WANT FASTER INFORMATION? CALL 302- IN THE NE W CASTLE COUNTY IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF IN RE: CH ANGE OF NAME OF W'2/21·tf COURT OF INRE:CHANGEOFNAMEOF · AllysonAdam s Shannon Marie Shoun 784-0703 . COMMON PLEAS Lydia Gulllermlna Bar~:ationer ~~TIT I ONERrSI PETITIONER(S l TO FOR THE TO Allyson Gode Shannon Marie Kowalski STATfN°~'t~~:ARE Lydia Gulllermlna Borrero NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NEW CASTLE COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Allyson Adams In tends to that Shannon Murlc Shoun in­ 0 0 tends to present a Petition to th e STEER IN RE : CHANGE OF NAME OF :~~:n~;~~a p~~!~~~r:;t ~~t~f:~ ett~ ~~';:,';;;~~ ~r!~! r0~ tt~: ~~a~~t ~: Court of Common P leas for the Jean M . Carrico the Co u.rt of Common Pleas for Delaware in and for New Castle State or Delaware in and ror EXTRA SERVICE SPECIAL TO PETITIONER the State of Delaware In and for Co unty, to change hi s/her name New Castle County, to change THIS Jean Marie Mahoney New Castle County, to change toAilyson Godc. hi s/ her name to Shannon Marie NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN her name to Lydia Gulllermlna Allyson Adams Kowalski . that Jean M. Carrico intends to Borrero Pctitioner(sl Kelly A. Kowalski (mother J WAY present a Petition to the Court of Lydia Gulllermlna DATED: August 7, 1985 Petitioner(sl 8121 3 DATED: August 6,1085 By: Common P leas for the State of Pe~~~~~~: np - np8/21-3 John Mescher ~:,~;,r~oi~h:~g~o~~:~a~: t:~ DATED: July 31, 1985 10o/o DISCOUNT NOW ON J ean MaricMHh~~=~ · M . Carrico .,n_p-8/-14-..J ------, Petitioner All Pick-Up Truck QMC T op rottc t y o urc ~rftom vandal• and t htlhtltoleccutorltt, altrm aend DATED: 7/30/85 ttnsort e rt most tfftctl'f't , Igni tion or futl c utoff aw il c:h u w ork btl! np 817-3 ACCESSORIES agal nt t thtltol thaclt. llthttnglna tlooda, lt dolln'thtlpto kuppumpln g lhaecceltrator. Pru• IN THE A~To tnLrt:~z~~~•• " thlptdeltotht flo or andcrtnklhttngln ttftw tlmn, Tht nhunltofftnd COURT OF •Bed Liners •Bed Rails wtlt at lu atl mlnutubafor: tryln!agal=. • COMMON PLEAS f:Jtv~ ~IVJr "Petmantnt" tntlfruu ltn'trully pt rm antnt. Aittr ecoupltofyura, tht FOR THE USED CARS AND TRUCKS •Bed Mats •Below prottctlve addltlvu lo upoltncy; ruat andco, o•lon btc:omt t probltm. STATE OF DELAWARE tvc,IVG Fi u t ht y ttem a nd rtplac a c: o:lant~v ery t:Woyt~rl . IN AND FOR Bought and Sold , Eye-Level Mirrors NEW CASTLE COUNTY II yo ur cer bruk• down In 1 heu rdout location, It' a am ttl to gtt tnryont Dave 147 E. Main St. Rising Sun, MD Ruu & Other Accessories out end t way fr om dangtr. Put lht ur In PARK end an ge getht emergency IN RE : CHANGE OF NAME OF brtkt. l lght flar11 behind th! cer. ! " d ec!lv e1 a ~h tf l e t her a . RA Y M OND JOHN Jourdan 301-658-2800 Jourdan ZAWIERUCHA Kup cool. Cheek the condenser eo\1 1 of yo ur eer eir condition er tor dirt. O L I V I A D I AN N E dlld inueu. endl ..ve i . Accu muletlng. ttteye•n reduueoo llng power. ZAWI ERUCHA CARS A ARON R A YMOND ZAWI ERUCHA 1983 Bu ick Riv iera Cpe. $12,500.00 P ETER MATHE W ZAWIERUCHA 1983 Chev. M/ Carlo Cpe. $7,895.00 PETITJONER(S) 1981 Ford Granada 4 Dr . $3,995.00 TO «triJtate W RAYMOND JOHN ZACKERY 1980 Cougar XR -7 $4,495.00 OLIVIA DI AN NE ZACKERY 1980 Malibu 4 Dr. Sdn. $2,395.00 -CHRYSLER; AARON RAY MOND ZACKERY • PETER MATHEW ZACKERY 1980 Olds Cutlass Brgh . 2 Dr . $4,895.00 .·. Pl~tli i ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1978 Ford T-Bird $2,995.00 th at R ay m ond Joh n Zawierucho, Oltvia Dianne 1978 Camaro Sport Cpe. $4,395.00 Zawierucha, Aaron Raymond 1978 Chev. Impala 4 Dr . $2,995.00 Za wicrucha, Peter Mathew Zawierucha intend to present a 1974 Ford Torino 2 Dr. $1,295.00 · Petition to the Court of Comm on 1969 VW Karman Gh ia $1,895.00 Pleas for the State of Delawa re In and for New Castle County, to change their names to Raymond TRUCKS John Zackery, Oli via Dianne 1984 Chevy S -10 Tahoe Pickup $8,495.00 Zackery, Aaron Raymond · Za c k ery, Pet e r Ma th ew 1983 Nissan King Cab $8,395.00 Zackery. 1983 Ford Ranger Pickup $8,595.00 Raymond John Zawlerucha Olivia Dianne Zawierucha 1983 Jeep CJ-5 $8,895.00 : ~:it~~~; Aug. 19, 1985 L------....1

over350 % Financing to choose from! .. Available and more on the way

NOW ~ ,c, # ~ ~ On ~ ~: ~ •Oids Regency 98's I ~ b 0 ~ CJ ~ '6 ~ ~ ~ ,c, '!Ott; ·/I ~·'" ·~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 'q1 •Cutlass Supreme •Cutlass Ciera fli ~ ~ 4l 0~ ,c, ~ ~ ~ ~~...:~ ~ ,c, ._:,,., ...:! ,., ~ I' $ c, ~ - 0 •GMC Full Size Pick Ups R If ~ # ~ ~ ~ ~ ;:, .s ~ e; ·~ (J~ ~ ~ ·~ $ •GMC Safari Vans ;s- ~ () ~ ~ ~ ~ (.j " THESE UNITS MUST GO We do not have a place to put them. DO IT NOW! 1985 Luxury No Maryland Tax to Out of State Buyers! oJA -- ~r!.t: !l/l~tg RT. 40, ELKTON, MD. BAVSHORE AUTO. INC. 1 mile below DE line W es t End of H igh Street . Elkton. Md . . ~ 1301) 392-4200 or 1-800-848-CARS (DE, PA, OR NJ) Your Oldsmobile - GMC Dealer m rn MD. 301-398-7770 DE . 302-368-0042 The NewArk Post

DAVID H PARRACK , Under Power of Sale MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE IMPROVED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY Parade Known as Lot No. 1, Block J , Section A , Red Point Beach Fireman's convention Fifth Election Dlatrlct, Near N orth Ea st , Maryland 1 Under and by virtue of the power of aa le con­ The 1985 Delaware Volunteer ;talned In a certain mortgage from Joae ph C. •Strimel and Elizabeth H . Strimal. his wife to Firemen's Convention Parade will ! ~ou nt y Banking and Trust Company, detail Oc· be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. ' tober 31 . 1979, and recorded among the Land 14. : Rocords of Cecil County in Liber N .O.S. No. 43 , More than 60 fire companies, : folio 353 . the sa id m ortgage containing a power marching bands and floats will •of sale authorizing David H . Parrack , the duly ,authorized attorney or agent of said mor­ participate in the parade. :tgagee, after any default shall have occurred . The parade will begin at the in· to se ll the property, default having occurred tersection of McKennans Church under the terms thereof and at the request of Road and Milltown Road, proceed '\he pa rty secured thereby, the undersigned will along McKennans Church Road sell at public auc tion, at the West front en­ Hance ol the Ce cil County Court House. past Delcastle Recreation Center ~lkton , Marylan d 21921 , on and end at McKean High School. The parade is being hosted by FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1985 Hockessin, Mill Creek, Cranston AT 12:00 NOON Heights and Belvedere fire com­ • ' All that lot or parcel of land situate In the panies. Fi fth El ection District, Cecil County, State of ' • r,~~aryland , an d described as follows: Known ; and designated as Lot No. 1 of Block J , Section Support • ~ - as shown on a plat of Red Point Beach, ; which said plat is recorded among the Land • Records of Cecil County in Llber H.W .L. No. 10, : jolio 289 an d more particularly described as Nursing Mothers • follows: BEGINNING for the same at the Nor· : l hwest corner of the intersection of Th ird ' Stree t with Delaware Avenue and running Nursing Mothers Inc., a non­ : thence by and w ith the West side of said Third profit organization which offers , Stree t in a Northerly direction 100 feet to a information and support for ' st ake at the co rner of Lot No. 22 in Block J as mothers who are breastfeeding , shown on said plat; thence with the South side their children, holds meetings of said Lot No. 22 in a Westerly direction 50 feet • • to another stake at a corner of Lot No. 2; throughout New Castle County ' thence by and with the East side of said Lot No. and in nearby Pennsylvania and 2 In a Southerly direction and parallel w ith Maryland. Patricia Montgomery and Kathy Weaver blow bubbles during Newark sidewalk sale : 'fhird Street 100 feet to the North side of Nursing mothers or mothers-to­ Saturday. • betaware Avenue; thence by and w ith the be interested in the program • sa me in an Easterly direction 50 feet to the : : place of beginning . Containing five thousand should call 738-4075 for more in· • square fee t of land, more or less. formation. , BEING the same land which was conveyed CREDIT HOTLINE . • 'from Saint Elmo W addell, Sr. and Mildred D . ROCKHILL PONTIAC '. •W addell, his w if e. unto Joseph C. Strim el and Put your money • :Cii za beth H. Strimel, his wife, by deed dated where your Heart Is. HAVING TROUBLE ' 'O ct ober 31 . 1979 , and recorded among the Land :. Rec ords of Ce cil Count y in Liber N .D .S. No. 43 , AFFORDABLE USED CARS GETTING FINANCED? folio 351. the said Joseph C. Strlmel and , Eli za beth H. Strimel hving been divorced by the t American CALL THE FINANCE .Ci rcuit Court for Cecil County and the said Heart 1983 BUICK 1980 DATSUN 1978 MER . '. Elizabeth H. Strlmel having resumed the use of PROFESSIONALS 'her m ai den name, namely, Elizabeth L. Halley. Association CENTURY TRUCK 1 COUGAR ' This property is improved bv a one-story Q WE 'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LI FE V-8, Auto .. PS, AT frame cottage containing two bedrooms. one PB , A/ C, bath, living room and eat· in kitchen. Clean . No. ~ The property will be sold subject to all condi­ 87208 . $2995 CARMAN LINCMERCURY ' tions, liens, easements, . restrictions and 1979 HONDA 1978 FORD PHONE: 995-2222 •-:- _a g~~~~e; ~~ ~·:~~~da a~!:~t~negp~~\';':;rl~!~t~fled CIVIC T-BIRD :C heck of Fou r Thousand ($ 4,000 .00) . Dollars 4 Cyl. , 4 Spd ., Ask For Don Griffin "'S hall be paid at the time and place of sale, White Cpa .. :balanc e in cash at settlement which shall be ;,twenty 1201 days aft er final ratification of sale ~~J,!~~~~. . $1995 •by the Circuit Court for Cecil County unless .j;aid period is extended by David H . Parrack for BON . ogood cause show n , t ime being of the essence; 1982 Auto., 6 Cyl. , 0 Rittenhouse .... • 'J nterest at the ra te of 11% per annum shall be you would like a large salary . PS, PB A/ C, • . -paid on the unpaid purchase money from the Blue. 1 : • date of sale . All other public charges and Motor Company :: 'assessments shall be adjusted to date of sale IF you would like your ~oos";~ · No. $6995. :: ~~~tsas;fu~l~d D~~~r~~f~~~ryb~t!~p:u~~~~=~:; transportation provided. •: Taxes. document preparatio n and title in- : • surance shall be borne by the purchaser. The IF you would like to sell from : : i~prove m e nt s are being sold in an " as Is" con- the largest inventory in the ..,.1 . d1t1on . tristate area . : • Robert C. Burkhoimer David H. Parrack •! Auctioneer Under Power of Sale •' 13011287-5588 226 E. Main St., IF you believe in honesty & • : Elkton, MD 21921 integrity. ~: ...... 1.30·1·)3·9·8 ·.7.40.0.. IF you like to have fun while ~: r------~ you work . TAKE A BITE OUT OF IF you want security & opportunity . IF the auto industry excites you . Don't Wait ~RIME APR CALL - MR . COOKE 8,8% 301 -392 -4200 or 1-800 -848-2277 DE -PENN -N.J . W&P I/21 ·1wk. DO IT NOW I $400 CASH BACKI

I SORRY! t' s. NO IIFREE" VCR No ~~Gimmicks" That s NO UFREE"VACATION Ultimately Cost You } NO IIFREE" TV the Customer. p 0 1982 OLDS CUTLASS CIERRA Here's What We Offer For ''FREE'' s 2 door , loaded , low mileage! •NO High Pressure Sales People t $6,850. •NO Gimmicks _ .~ 0 '84 SU8ARU GL , 2 dr., HB , auto ., AM / FM . •NO Charge for Dealer Prep ...... $5150. /o t '83 DODGE OMNI CUSTOM , 2.2, 5 spd ., air. •NO Charge for Undercoating • nancing ...... $4750 • 7.Available • '83 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY, 4 dr., air ... . U7U. ~~ I '82 PLYMOUTH RELIANT WAGON , auto ., air. •Service AFTER the Sale on 1985 Chevettes, ...... $3995. Citations, Cavaliers, '82 DODGE OMNI , auto ., PS , 2 tone blue. •Low EVERYDAY Prices m ...... $3775. Camaros, Celebritys, Impalas Caprice '81 FORD PICK ·UP , auto ., smallS ...... $4701. •Full Tank of GAS C/K 10/30 Pick-Ups • Chevy a~d Astro '81 DODGE ARIES WAGON , 2.6, air, auto . Cargo Vans e ...... $3700. '80 PLYMOUTH WINDOW VAN , 6 cyl. , auto. , 8 Open Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m.-7:00p.m. pa ssen ger ...... UJOO. Open Saturday 8:00a.m .-2:00p.m. '80 DODGE MIRADA , 318 -V8 . auto ., air, 1 owner ...... $3700 • Closed Sunday • '79 FORD MUSTANG ...... UUI. '78 DODGE DIP LOMAT 4 door, low mileage . ' ...... $2150. Advertise '75 DODGE MONACO , 4 dr., loaded ..... ttU. WteetaKt~ Cketutdet in the Rittenhouse Maryland 208 W. Main Street Del., Pa. & N.J. NewArk 0 398-4500 Elkton, MD 1-800-826-0580 Motor Company Post 250 Elkton 368·9107 Aq. 21, 111116 The NewArk Post 11b

AA -1 ACC URATE DISCOUNT APP LIANCE REPAIRS M:f:IQUHW Fast, dependable service . All APPLIANCES major brand s, refrigs., freezers, EXPERT IN-HOME Ride wanted from Elkton to Sm . Retail/ Studio Office. 46 ~ ACS SERVICE Dating do esn't have to be hit or Phila . Write to: P.O. Box 1901 , E. Main St ., 2nd Fl., Newark. Heating , AC , refrig. & AC 's, wa sher s, dryers & miss . Call Lifestyles Interna­ SERVICE ON CLASSIFIED ranges . 15 ye ars exp. Ca ll 302- tiona l, 302 -658 -9123. W&P Phlla ., PA 19105. NP 8/7-3 150 sq . ft . $150 / mo. 368-1248. restaurant equip. repa ir. Com - Refrigerators, Freezers , ADVERTISING RATES NP 8/ 21 -3 mertlel & residential . Call .AI, 453-9948, ask for Dave. Sp ecial 7/ 24 -tf rates for Newark area . W&P Washers , Dryers, tJ:I:I@n¥11'11!11 368-Q761. wP 5/ 15-tf 7/3-tf Olshwuhers & Ranges Applionces Reco nditioned by factory tra i ned PRIVATE PARTY ADS I:IMI!M.!JHJM;N lll:ftl!nll!b§@t\ld PAXTON'S & guoronleed up to 1 year. technicians. 20wordsorless: Eachweek ...... $2.25 Washers , Drye rs , Relrlg. More than 20 words ...... 20'/word CAR CARE $110. & up . We ser vi ce in Emergency service IJI:m@mlfli'Mtl 2 or 3 stalls in barn . Stream , 10 Post & Cecil Wh ig Combination ...... •...... $4.95 /wk . Worronly & out del ivery available. 1 year warran­ ••• • "' ·--- acres of land with 3 acres BUFF &SHINE 120wordsorlessl fenced -in pasture . 398-1720. avail. ty on parts installed by W&P 8/ 14-4 Guaranteed to be as good as us . Blind ads Ireply to Box No .I ...... add $2 .00 any body shop at IS th e price . DISCOUNT PROFESSIONAL JOB III Prices CALL 398-9282 ADVERTISER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR WRONG "NEED CASH FAST?" range from $30 -$50, depend ing APPLIANCES OR PHONE NUMBER IN AD AFTER FIRST INSERTION . I'll buy your home for CASH & on the size of the oa r, tru ck or 224 A South I ride• St. 302-731-4349 give you an OPTION to buy It van. WILL ALSO DO : boats, I I lock from Rt . 40 & 2U back . I also buy MORTGAGES cabs of dump tru cks & tractor on Rt.2U. OR atop In It ••• ua et for CASH . 224 I . IRIOGE ST. trailers & motorcycles. nell to Nlckle'a Market. INVESTORS REALTY , 3U-UI2 656-5000 302·731-434. wo.. , ,,, W&P1 / 16-tf CALL FOR IF YOU HAVE SOLD YOUR FREE HOME AND TAKEN BACK A MORTGAGE WE WILL BUY ESTIMATES THAT MORTGAGE FOR ENJOY CASH . CALL: 454-1416 IN ­ 302-737-3841 VESTMENT MANAGEMENT COUNTRY LIVING· ASSOCIATES . WP 6/ 12-tf 301-398-4077 W&P8 /1 4-4 HOUSE FOR SALE WINDING 1 story, 7 rooms, 2 baths, MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Lost Your Pet? Call the fireplace , 2 car garage plus AREA REP . TO Delaware SPCA Immediately . PLEASANT HILL large shop . Call398-9655. W&P COLLEGE WOMEN, 13021998-2281. WP tf BROOK 8/ 14-4 $14,000 for 9 MONTHS UPHOLSTERY NOTTINGHAM GREEN This challenging job involves Furniture Custom Upholstered , Wheatley lt Graystone Farm Roads BY OWNER putting on Prescheduled Con ­ fast service , reasonable prices, APARTMENTS 3 BR , split lev ., shaded lot, ra is­ sumer Education Sales Pro ­ free pick up and delivery. Large % ACRE PLUS LOTS* Just minutes from ed hearth frpl., heatilator, prog. grams to small groups of col­ selection of material. Ca ll day or thermo ., attic exhaust fan , lege women. The company is evening 398-5822 . W&P 12/7-tf Prices start under $50,000 including house & lot Newark & Elkton humidifier, complete R-19 1nsul. adding personnel due to expan ­ Remodeled kit. w/ extra sion & provides appts., full All models include these outstanding features! STAN'S APPLIANCE North East Contemporary Single counters & cab inets. Nr. U. of tra ining, salary , bonuses, SERVICE 0 ., country club, pool, schools health & life Ins. & advance­ Upholstery Andersen Windows and Screens • Full Basement • Level Living with a sense Low cost appliance repa ir. Ser­ & shopping. Must seel Priced ment into management. Driveway & Walks • Rake an.d Seed • A Selection in the 90's. Open house Sun ., vicing all major appliances . Ser­ Sofa's, $150; Chairs, $80; Plus of space that makes life Primarily afternoon & eve . hrs. Aug . 25, 1-5 p.m. Call302-737 - vic ing all areas . MC & Visa . Call material. Fast Service . Free of Hardwood Cabinets • Post Formed Formica For local interlew, call Diane satisfying. 1 and 2 8017 for directions or from anytime - 24 hour service. Pro ­ pick up & delivery . 287-9547 Heverline , 215 -642-6928 . Tops • Washer & Dryer Hook-Up • A complete Newark take Rt. 273 W. to mpt friendly service . 302 -328- anytime . W&P 4/1 0-tf American Future Systems, Inc . Bedroom Apartments. Country Club then left to 706 2820. WP 4/3-tf home & Professional quality care & workmanship Bent Lane . W&P 8/21 -1 W&P 8/14-2 ----- Dress making for all occasions, throughout • 10 Year H.O.W. Warranty. CALL 301-398-9496 alterations, tailoring , weddings. HOURS: MON.·FRI. 9·5; SAT. & SUN.ll-4 Experienced & reasonable . Call Call For Detailsl 453 -9492. NP 7/31-tf NEED CASH FAS T? *Subject to subdivision approval. OFFICE MANAGER I'll buy your home for CASH & Immediate opportunity exists give you an OPTION to buy it Elkton and NE efficiency or back. I also buy MORTGAGES room . From $45.00 weekly. for experienced individual as of­ fice manager. Exc . organiza­ for CASH. Investors Realty, 287-9877 or 398-9855. W&P 656-5000 . W&P 6/ 5-tf 4/6-tf tional skills req . a working knowledge of finances & the ability to manage a growing COLLEGE psychiatric practice. Strong In­ STUDENTS terpersonal skills to interact ALDEN BUGHER Prospect Ave . house to share with people is essential. Send w/ other students. 3 BR , furn ., resme & salary req . to The ASSOCIATES, INC. kit ., LR , OR . $775 /semester, Psychotherapy & Counciling plus util. 368-3970. NP 8/14-3 Ctr., 130 W. High St., Elkton, MD 21921. W&P 8/14-2 G)[H Stoves and Fireplaces . Must be -- a. ~· ~ · f), rl I;Jr'.t.!uiJI;fjfii :~Pirt~~~n~~:e~~-s~~::: f.1 ~~ REDUCED Box A, Newark Post, 153 E. This 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath brick ranch sits neatly Chestnut Hill Rd ., Newark, DE on large corner lot. Fully modern Kitchen Newark DE room or efficiency. 19713. W&P 8/21 -1 reflects the pride of these owners. Basement Near Univ. from $135 / mo . 302- Live -in housekeeper wanted for Rec Room is large with brick fireplace plus SWIMMING POOL, PATIO, ENCLOSED PORCH, garage and established shaded yard 737-7319 9 to 5 week days only. boarding house In Port Deposit. workshop and laundry. Call today to see . No. meke th is all br•ck 4 BR rancher a pleasure to W&P 2/ 17-tf Room, board & salary. Caii301- 151. look at . You wtll want to show this ofl to your frfends and family Fireplace lor this winter. Eikton and NE. Room or effi- 278-2002 or 301-658-5264. Newly remodeled kitchen. bright and cheerful. ciency . Color tv . From $45.00 W&P 8/21-1 VICTORIAN ELEGANCE INDUSTRIAL LAND. 12 + ACRES ZONE You must see th is one. 20 · 1317 . t101,000. wkly. 398-4400 or 301 -398- Housekeeper/Babysitter need- fo r heavy industry with a portion zoned SLEEPY HOLLOW FARM. 37 acres of beautlful 9855, 287-9877 . W&P 2/17-tf ed . 5 deys/wk. 322-6594 aft. 7 Lovely 3 story Victorian home, formal Living clal use . To be sold as one parcel. Excellent countryside with two streams. Remodeled five Room and Dining Room , Library, modern Kit­ tlon. Fronts o n Rt . 40 & At . 7 and is close to BR two story, Several barns and tots of new len· Room or efficiency . Wllm.- p.m. NP 8/21 -4 , chen ahd updated systems, screened porch ~zl~ ~ooG.ot e nt ial. Call for details, 70 · 16 13. ~~nt~ : ~~~dv~a~ i :~fye }~c~ti!~ ~ ~: ~~~i a~g h'~:~ ington and New Castle area . RESTAURANT HELP: overlooks well-kept gardens and lawn. B LOT. LOVELY WOODED lot In anodes. 65 · 1682. t250,000 . Airport vicinity. Color tv, CHI -CHI's now hiring fall staff. bedrooms possible. Affordable at $95,000 . No. of tine homes. W ater privileges is an PAV A LITTLE FOR A LOT. Build your new phone, refrig . From $45.00 wk- Full-time/pt. time. Day or nites. 189. bonus l eature . 80·1694. t12,000. home In th is quiet , water·orienterJ community. ly . 13021 658 -4191 or 13021 328- Line cooks & dishwashers . No ~~~a~ ! ~~ o-n ~~~~~ ~~!s; ~~~ ~~ i~ ,;~! ~:~~ ~ ;~ t:nc. ~~~·r cL:~~:!~ e~~ ~~~~~~re~~ 1 ~Ho'~e s from 3 ACRES IN COUNTRY. All buck, 8 roorn ran 7529. CW & WP 5/ 12-tf exp . necess. Will train . Apply in the country near the Pennsylvania hne and Fau LET THE KIDS RUN AND PLAY in the large cher , 1 yrs old, 3 BR s, LA , OR , krrchen FA w1th person 2-4 p.m. 7-days Mon .­ BUILDERS/INVESTORS Hlll. 4 BAs. FR wrth firepla ce, 2 car gautge, yard . ConvtHlrcn t to I 95 ilncl mato• hrghways. J f~tep lace , f e n ce dyardandg a rag ,.. rnba scrnun l Sun. Rt. 7 north of 1-95. For 18x32 rng round pool and much mote I 8 dC rcs OR rdnrhtH wrth full bDMJmcnt on 314 acre 40 1621 Now only U9,900. Great opportunity available now. Two of counuv 20 ·1651 t 79,900 . Ready l or •lflw owner 3 BA s, luentace and directions call: 368-8373, ask 5 0 Bedroom , 1 Bath shell in rapidly improving 1 3 0 for Chuck Graham or Fred neighborhood on 100x150 corner lot with fruit ~u~ ~h ~~c~ n ~:~~ r:s~ ~ ~~ ~~~ ~ ~a: ~~c~~~~~~~ ~~ ~ ~~ N ~Fi i~ J~~:I~:~oVou · vE GOT IT HERE. ~ :A ~~cEh~ r ~ ~~~l :s t ~o~ ~ ~~~. E~ s~ .H~S~u~H,~ 0 1 has wood stove and lucplace l~ . OR , k•tchen Miller. NP 8/21 -2 trees and shade . Let your talents turn this you could possrbly wrsh for Over 1900 &Q f e ·~ t o t ~ :,~:~~ o~ ~~~e;~ ~~~a~~~~~~:! ~{~~ 0~ g~~~:~·ntt~:~ + full basemen t wrth work!llhop St'PiHdll' btuck $25 ,000 shell into beautiful home to sell for pro­ tm rshed hvmg atea Also has wator pnvrluncs to and much. much more. lnground swlmm rng pool ou1 burldmg 2 story, 4 room SH 'lOW :tu 1G:lJ! fit or to live ln. Call to view and discuss options. ;~~ ~~~1 ~ -~c~ ,'s~~.ve us tell you more Call today l or tho5tc warm summer days 2 car garage 20 · f7UOO. NEAR N.E. Nrce building lot, public sewer lrne.rr1 No. 198 ~ CHESAPEAKE HAVEN AT GROVE POINT I6SI. t79,900. fronrof lot.60· 1293: 18,500 . the Chesapeake Bay. A ptrva te waterfront HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL - Two story home on munity . Wooded, perc approved home 1 .823 acre , New furnace and hot water hec tor. NICE BUILDING LOT. 3 1 TO 's acr e k> l feet of sandy communrty beach area Featur es small barn, several varieties of fruit w / watervlew. Lcoa ted rn an areaol hom S8.500, Sl ,700down, 11 · 3/ 4 APR , s trees and lots of room for a ga tden . Loca ted on homes. 60· 1606 t23,000. ~: :so~~n t h , 60 mo. payments . 80· 1605. ~~~~~~t:~;~:~:r~~ ~_t; ~ s;' ~i~~. oi:."v enicn t to INCOME PRODUCING RENTAL UNIT& . 2 0 Roomyhorneloadedwtth ex tras ln ·y roundpdol CHARLESTOWN AREA. Perfec t va cation BUILT IN 1900's, V1c tor1an home fea turing large tor those hot summer davs Price reduced Call home or yea r round hvmg . About one block from foye r. LR , form at OR . caHn kitchen with ba ck lor deta rl s. 30 -1495, t140,000. community beach. Call for details. 80 ·1700. staircase, three huge BAs and lull third floor . 141,100. Banister , frarn 111g and doors ar e oak and all NEW RANCHER. 1100 SQ. " · ol hvtng s'b ~ ce with attached garage m mce area close by !~ e~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~s ~~~!~~~~~ ~~o·p:r~: tt~~~r/:~ c;>~t~t~n~1n~hc c~r:~ i : ~vnet ~r~eu ~~o~~~t ~~! ~:~~= · 5 In this His torical Federal District o f Chesapeake t73,500 . :~~~ ~ . ~~~~~~.:1n cg~~~her a;~d~~'~o r~;~ug City rs perfect for a small ca fe or business JUST THE PLACE TO CALL HOME. Lots of Call BtiiJohnson 20 · 1678. Owner can l1 ve in one apaumont and rent room tor all the kids an d pe ts, too. 10 bea utiful another. 70· 1507 . • 130,000. treed acres wrth 2 story home and detached SHAH VALLEY . 2 YR. OLD ei-LEVEL. ~R HORSE LOVERS WANTED. Spacious 3 BR garage Cure t counlty se ttrng yet convenre nt to OR , krt ., 3 BR , 2 balh, FR , 2 ca• qarage + cNrn ran cherwrth 2car garageon 5·1/ 2acresoflenc Route 40andl95. 60· 1566. tl5,000. hnk fence. Cen tr al Atr. OWNER TRAN S~R ed property. Plus a su nroom, a large detached REO IM MEDIATE POS SESSION See now, 20 garage and several outbuildings. Your horses wrll ABSOLUTELY A SMART BUYER'S CHOICE. 1610. 017,100. love to call this home Onlw t119.100. Lrstod at below ma rket cos t tiHS bitevet home *21 ,000 to 33,000 Annual Income. .----OPEN HOUSE·--____, TWO COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES. Firs t now under construc tron rs nestled among the NICE 3 BR HOME OVERLOOKING tho form erly used 85 a convenience store . 11 eo5 on a 0 482 acre wooded 10 1. Quality built River , where frshruy & crabbmg arc excollo.ut has two underground gas tanks lor 1 w1th many outstandrng e.rt!las. Included · 3 BR , Nrce sha de trees and t.o ncrete br1a t ramp noom *Haven't Owned a House for 3 Years SUNDAY 1-4 gas. Plus a second bu itdrng CUHently used as an LR , 1 ba th, spacious country kitchen Wl th sliding lor a ga rd en and has a 1 ~ car ga rage 80 t696 87 $1 000 settlement help offered on this ~~:: .1~~~~~.ry shop . Owner relltrng. Both lor ~~~~::~~~:~~::~~uc~:~.~:~e~~:~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~ ~~ ~ r ll ~~8h;1: ~ ~ ~~::a:,::· • :o~ l ue for *Good Credit THOMSON ESTATES. 3 SA , bi·level. 1 ~ r;:,;;;,;S~~~t;jffi~IT::--1 mo ney . Immaculate 10.rt50 trailer w ith its be~utiful MAINTENANCE FREE bi· baths, country kitchen and car por t. Call for ap lot Huge sunroom and large outdoor level in de Ia Plaine Manor. landscaped polntment today . 20 · 1559. Only t4t,IOO. Com es fully furmshed and in an Ideal yard for carefree pleasure. Fireplace in JUST LISTED. Thre e BR , 1 ~ bath townhouse Must be seen to be apprec •atod . THEN YOU CAN GET A at W ind ing Brook. Central air, an d oil/hot air SECLUDED 4 ACRE WOODED LOT houses Johnson. 80-1706. t2t,IUO. lR & modern Kitchen for just $64,900. hea t. 20 · Offered at tll,toO . beau ltlul3 BR STON E Br·levcl, 2 full baths, large let Ruth and Fay show you through 6 8 ATTN: SAILORS, SKIERS, FISHERMEN, ICE ~~~~6~~e r ~!~:f~~~ela~~~:e~:.~~ n~ p ~;~~~ r lexington Court in North East. No. 127. 0 !~ ~~~~o~~ :h';,"~ e~ yTe~;e~o~nRd ~ac~~v~~~~~~~~Jo:~ 30· 1672 U5,100. wood!d lot on the Elk River. All th1s and more for ZONED COMMERCIAL. At. 40 LARGE DIR: From Rt. 40 In NE turnS on Rt. 1U St t71,100. Calltodayl 82 · LOVELY HOME. 3 BR , 3 ba th could have your 272 thru town to School House lane, own business . Owner tr ansferred, immediate 10.4o/o possess ron. 30· 1593 then l at 2nd street, then first l., watch FIXED RATE MORTGAGE for signs. JOHN H. LllltNIItllti,, ti,ll,.l., ~• •II.D . Wenda Jeckaon ...... 311-5114 Nency Slmptrl, A11oc . • ••• 398·2578 Betty Giovenazl ...... 398-1123 FOR 30 YEARS IN ONE Ron Anna Holm11 ...... 398·n30 Roger McCerdell •.... .•• •••..•••• 392-3912 267 E. Main St. BemlaWeed ...... 398-3611 Jecklrwln ...... 398-4851 OF 2 MAJOR CECIL COUNTY Newark, DE 19711 Trecey Justice •••••• •••. •. •.• .... . 318-8326 Rose Gumski ••••• , ••••.. . •• .... .• 217·5375 Richard Lynch ..•. ••••••• ...... •. 151·5826 Betty Trone ...... 392·3314 SUBDIVISIONS. CALL FOR DETAILS! (301) 398-9000 or (302) 738-3200 BiliCerter ...... 287·5213 JerryVoshell ...... 392-4111 Andy Veughn ...... 398-8298 Jackie Blenkanshlp .•.. .. •. •.• .••. 391-9387 IN MARYLAND IN DELAWARE Joanne Sentmen •• .•.. ••••.•. .. •. 391-1505 Wllliem 181111 Johnson Jr .•• •.....• 151·5413 DOLLAR ADS PERSON TO PERSON: CLASSIFIED 3lines/$1°0 No Limit On Merchandise Value. Each Additional Line Is Available For Only 30c Per Line To Compute The Cost Of Your Ad, Allow 28 Characters Including Spaces Per Line Print or Type Your Advertisement On The Coupon Below: And Mail With Your Payment To: The NewArk Post, 153 East Chestnut Hill Road, Newark, Delaware 19713 Deadline: Monday 1 P.M. ------·-•••COUPON•-•--•-••-••••••••••••••••••• I PRINT CLASSIFIED AD IN SPACE BELOW: I I Name: I I Address: ~ I I i I I Phone No.: I ~------~ The New Ark Post Aq. 21, 1986 COMMUNITY EARN CASH $ Railroad to add car for disabled for over 19 years despite tremen­ Boys and Girls needed to deliver Historic Red Clay Valley Inc., a providmg us with requirements, dividuals with grants and dona­ tions along with volunteered ser­ dous obstacles, so we can unders­ non-profit organization that owns specifications, equipment and ser­ tand the plight of the handicapped · newspapers in your own and operates the Wilmington and vices that will enable us to ac­ vices from private industry commodate even some of the most sources. who have to live with obstacles 24 Western Railroad, has announced hours a day." neighborhood. you must be at that its board of directors approv­ severely handicapped. If the " We have great expectations least 11 years old and be available ed a project called " Inde­ equipment does not exist, we will that this project will be well sup­ Persons interested in the pro­ pendence." appeal to the high tech Industry to ported financially from the ject or wish to contribute to the Wednesday afternoons. HRCV will take a 1920 vintage develop it," Woodcock said. private sector," he said. " We at "Independence" fund should railroad passenger car and com­ A 1920 vintage railroad car HRCV are unique, our volunteers write to HRCV, Inc., Project pletely refurbish it to ac­ originally built by the old Penn­ have operated the Wilmington and "Independence," P.O. Box 1374, commodate the special needs of sylvania Railroad has been Western Railroad for the public Wilmington, DE 19899. handicapped persons. donated by a Wilmington equip­ Project director Brian Wood­ ment dealer. The car will have an You will be PAID for each cock said, " We believe this pro­ open air section and an enclosed ject represents a world's first in section and have all the comforts IIWIN&AND newspaper that you deliver and will the railroad tourist industry. We normally afforded other riders on LOI are going to kick off this project the scenic valley rail tour. NOT be required to collect any by inviting specialist in the field of The first step of many of this the handicapped to identify their project will be to put the car Into money. special needs in enabling them the regular passenger service in Oc­ Independence of arriving at the tober of this year and allow AUTHENTIC LOG HOMES' M station, boarding a train, selecting specialists to ride. They will pro­ a seat and taking a ride along the vide project designers valuable In­ Directions: Take Wheatley Rd. from If you are interested, please fill out beautiful Red Clay Valley behind formation in providing the St. Rt. 272. This is approx. 2 mi. N. of the coupon below and mail it to: a nostalgic steam locomotive." necessary facilities on the car. 1-96. Go 1.7 miles, turn right at the " We think the railroad "On Oct. 18 we are going to put New England Log Home sign. passenger industry can also learn this car, unmodified, on the Wilm­ from our project so we are going ington and Western Railroad at a Authorized Dealer~ - Woodside Log H'omea Serv-Rlte Advertising to invite Amtrak and others to special kick off event with share in the development of it," he representatives of government, Paul & Carol Hamm P.O. Box 3097 added. Industry and the handicapped · Wheatly Rd., North East, MD In the U.S. alone there are more community to start the car roll­ Newport, DE 19804 ing," Woodcock said. 398-5697 than 30 million persons who are ...... _.! · handicapped. A special fund has already been "We are going to appeal to in­ established for project I am Interested In delivering circulars. dustry, private foundations and " Independence" and financing for individuals, local, state and the project will be sought from "SINCE 1855" Name~ feden~l governments to assist in private institutions and in- Address: City: Phone: It's Post time! Age: REALTORS GREAT STARTER Home with 3 bdrms., fenced yard, built· in dishwasher and W / W carpet. Lovely ranch style Ontuwx €l home just waiting for you . Caii73B·5544 . No. 2956N . Boat Ramp 2 Beach Area~ It t. : jl, ,i 21 ;..:;.-;;w NON · DEVELOPMENT Spacious 4 bdrm ., 2 Y, bath Colonial on Blackbird GOLDSBOROUGH-REALTORS Landing Rd . Sits on 5 acres. Family rm . with raised Where Else ?J.:?~~ hearth, porch, 2·car garage. Caii73B·5544. No . • Water Ulew of Northeast Rluer ~ ~~ ~ ~~~ 2602N . ~~~ <) ~ PRIME AREA SPACIOUS • House and Lot Complete ~· w 1\!.!J~Ii ~ near Landsdowna Farms for a smallaubdlvlalon. 18'/J S / L on wooded y, acre plus, loca ted just a few miles acres of land w / an old house. Area of homee around it In past Newark Country Club . 5 bdrms .. 2 Y, baths. deck the $1 00 .000 plus price range. $175.000. No . K·945 . Call off family room overlooks winding creek . Caii73B· from mid S 50's ~ ~ 731-8200 . ACREAGE 5544. No . 27B6N . • wooded Lots Ruallable ~ WA~W~ ~ R~ Calland ask about this 5 ptuaacras on Warbu!lon Road . WHY BUILD? Year Warranty ' Nice and flat front for a hom a with woodaln the back for a when you can find a beautiful custom built Cape Cod • to ~~ d~ gTaat vlaw. $26.500. No . K·925 . Call731 ·8200 . on 1 full acre and only 1 year old . 3 bdrms., 2 Y, baths, • Andersen Windows & Full Basements · CHARMING gourmet kitchen . Attention to every detaill Caii73B· ~·~ Stately 2 otory b!lck homaln Old Newark. New cuatom kit· 5544 . No. 2952N . chen. ha!dwood floors. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathl. fireplace. 2· ! ! ! coT gaTage. in·ground pool. privata yard . $112.500. No . K· No Where Else 957 . Call731·8200 . 102 EAST MAIN ST. -NEWARK NEWARK AREA For additional information contact: P!ldo of ownarship s hows in this beautiful home in 302-738-5544 Rob ocott. 4 bedrooms. 1 Y, baths. ctoaa to U. of D .. ehopp· lng & tumplke. Must Sea. $67,900. No . K·980 . Call731 ·8200. CHESAPEAKE IS. Lovely building lot in exclusive waterfront community. View of both Rivers & just a short walk to Elk Neck Forut. $12.500 . No . K·783 . Ca t! 731·8200 . . ~1)'21 GOLDSBOROUGH NEWARK ~02-731-8200

An up-to-date guide to residential real·estate LOOKING FOR TOME HIGHWAY PRIVACY? opportunities in the Elkton 4 BR brick rancher on 6 This ia ltl 3 BR California and Newark areas, acres with LR, OR, kit· Redwood Rancher nestl· chen, 1·3/4 bathe, largo ad in woods on 5 compliments of family room with beautifully landscaped Patterson-Schwartz Realtors. fireplace, swimming acros. Cathedral ceilings, Home guide loft, family room, 2·car pool, run-i n barn, fenced pasture, some woods, garage, stone fir eplace, too. $118,500. Call Paula 12•24 enclosed sunporch Maryland Newark Gilley at office or home and so much more. (378·32081 . $86,900. Call Charles or BOATING GALORE! Donna Powell at office or hom a (658·31121 . Clean ranch in Chesapeake Isle with 3 NOTTINGHAM GREEN SCOTTFJELD bedrooms. in -law suite, deck off TARA Maintenance·free 3·4 bedroom bi· Newly listed 4· bedroom 2·story in ex· family room . private beach and moor· Mint condition maintenance·free 2.· leve l with fenced rear yard backing to cellent condition on wooded lot near ing . 30 minutes from Newark. Under story shows pride of ownership with woods, enclosed porch. family·room swim club and U of D . Fresh paint. $65 .000 . 733·7000 or 301 ·398·6262. No. many updates. Big screened porch. woodstove. country·style kitchen . IN THE $96 .900. 733·7000. NO . 9274. 9093. breakfast room . 4 bedrooms. 2 Y, Near schools. 1-95 and shopping. 733· Located off Cralgtown CUSTOM RANCH baths , family · room fir ep lace . 7000 . No . 9356. Rd . In email MH park Ia $111 ,900. 733-7000 or 301 ·39B-6262. No . NEW LISTING thia appealing M H on $74 .900 . On alm ost 1 acre with 3 corner lot. Own your y, "ON THE RIDGE " bedro.orns. 14x18' country kitchen, 9270 . Really nice ranch in convenient loca· 4·5 BR bric k rancher hav· VALUE PLUs tion near 1·95 a nd new hospital. Stone POTENTIAL PLUS acre -- 2 BRa, 2 baths, 15x16 lst·floor family room with FARM HOME BUY! dishwa s her, range, lng over 2000 oq. ft ... If you need 4 BR s, kit· family· room fireplace, enclosed rear Ne wly listed split·level near new central air, completely chon, OR , LR, den, and fireplace . Near south Chesapeake Ci· Great ranch with great financing if drapes & rods, storage ty. 733-7000 or 301 ·398·6262. No. 9307. porch. basement. pla yroom . den, hospital and 1·95. New roof and fur­ shed - - and more . fenced ·· well·kept .. LR . 1 y, baths with your income is under $23 .500. 3 vinyl siding. 733·7000. No . 9284 . nace '84. many nice trees and shrubs. $36,900. Call George DR, kitchen, family dishwasher disposal, MINI HORSE FARM ... bedrooms, basement, deck off kit· Needs TLC: priced accordingly. 733· Ktu aak at 658·5812 . room, Florida room, 2 range, extra insulated in chen. mature trees. Hurry. won't last! baths -- 3 car attached attic and new paint in & on 13.8B acres with pond. pasture and SPACE TO SHARE 7000. No . 9128. woodland ! Quality built contem· 733·7000 or 301 -398-6262. No . 9079. garage. Full basement, out ·· HERE IT IS . Lot Large 4· bedroom . 3-bath newer home SHAOY BEACH RD . above ground pool Wayne Cox sell you a pora ry Cape Cod with 2·3 bedrooms. 2 WATERFRONT .. . in desirable Fairfield . Low ··1+ acrea. $115,000 . Call piece of Perryville . baths. 3·stall barn . Borders Plum AFFORDABLE :~::~·· ·,::~ ':~~d:: 211 ' w ith sandy beach. 3· bed room A· maintenance and convenient to shop· ...... Reduced t25,000. Bob Jebaen at office or $69,900. Call office or Creek with water rights to Elk . 733· frame with central air. living-room ping. swim club, tennis. U of D. Move right in delightful 3· bedroom home (378·23431 . home 1658-81251 . 7000 or 301 ·398-6262. No . 9295. fireplace. tennis court. landscaped busline. 733·7000 . no . 9347. s plit level with 2 family rooms, bar, in· 13 ACRES ... lot. P riva te dock and boat ramp on ground pool; perfect for entertaining. BUILDING LOTS AND ACREAGE- FINANCING AVAILABLE ON MOST on Elk River with superb view of bay . Elk River. 733·7000 or 301 ·398·6262. No . BREEZEWOOD Nice family community. 733·7000. No. PARCELS WITH ONLY 10% PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET. Stately 2·s to ry colonial with servants 9180. Beautiful 4· bedroom. 1 y, · bath col· 9320. onial with garage. brick raised ·hearth qua rters tha t could be converted OLD HILLTOP RD. HARMONY CHAPEL RO . ROBIN ACRES back to single family; presently 4 A-1 COMMUNITY family · room fir ep lace . N icely · Real country! 3.57 acreo · Large 4· bedroom . · bath 2·story JUST REDUCED! (Conowingo! Quiet area - cul-de-sac bedrooms. 4 baths. 733·7000 or 301 · 2'h decorated a nd ready to move in . 733· 14.3 ecrea - wooded, wooda, perc, lena lnatall- otreet ...... $8.000. 398-6262 . No . 9337. with 2· car garage. family · room 7000 . No . 9344. Large 4· bedroom 2·story with 2% bocko up to Octoraro • ad ...... $15,000.• CHALET .. . fireplace . centra l air. large lot in baths. 2 fireplaces, 2·car garage on 3.7 crook ...... uo,ooo.• HORSESHOE CAMP RD. popular Highlands. 733·7000 or 301 · JUST MOVE IN ac res just north of Covered Bridge OLD FIELDPOINT RD . 1.1 acre on Octoraro on 3 acres. Stunning 3-bedroom. 2· Nearly new sp lit· level with 4 CARA COVE AREA Creek, drive, well, elec­ bath home with upper and lower 398·6262. No . 9207. Farms. ldylic setting with stream and Totally woodo · 21 acre• · Water rights to Elk River. bedrooms. brand·new rear deck. mature trees. 733·7000. No. 9260. 11 acres ...... $39,900 . tric In 2 peres .... $14,000 . decks. enclo sed porch overlooking GLEN FARMS aluminum siding. all appliances. 12 acrea ...... H5,000 . woo ds. stone family-room fireplace, ~~~~~~~~~ ~.~:~ooo : Spacious 4· bedroom. 2 Y, · bath ranch more . 733-7000. No . 9348. POSSIBLE FURTHER NOTTINGHAM RD . large livin g room . 733·7000 or 301 ·398· on 3 wooded acres. Heated in ·ground CRAIGTOWN RD . SUBDIVISION . 47 wooded acral, 5 perc 6262 . No 9338 . pool surrounded by azaleas. Great GOOD NEWS Great loca~o~~~~~ ~!~~ols . parks. 1.2 acres ...... $12,000.• areaa ...... $75,000. TURKEY POINT house for entertaining. 733·7000. No . HANCES POINT RD . RISING SUN Opportunity knocks once again! 3· shopping. 4· bedroom 2·story with (Near Route 11 Gobble up this home for under 9179. 121 1 acre Iota bedroom end· unit townhous e is new vinyl siding and aluminum trim , y, acre - 2.5 acre lots. CHAND LEE RO . $80 .000 1 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. 2-car perfect starter home or Inves tment. fenced rear yard , wood storage shed ...... each $14,900 . O~NER FINANCING 131 almost 3 acre Iota Priced from $8,900 . to 9.7 acres with 2/ 3 wood· g~rage . firepla ce woodstove. more . 733·7000. No . 9350. $86 .900 . 733-7000. No . 9321 ...... each $19,900. $15,000 . •. Very nice lots ed , per c approved NTce hom es are affordable . 733·7000 Extra large bi·level now under con· and well priced. struction; buyer can choose colors. 2· Panhandle Iota. OWNER stream on property. Near 01 301 ·398·6262. No . 9391 . Calvert & juat off Routa car turned garage . top insulation CHAPEL HILL FINANCING WITH 20 % WATER ORIENTED Popular 2·story " Blair" w ith 4 DOWN. 273 ...... $37,500. package. famlly· room woodstove a ll TODD ESTATES PLEASANT GROVE RD . 1.81 acres of beautiful wooded land on lovely •;, ·acre lot. 733·7000 or 301 · bed rooms , 2 Y• baths. 2 fireplaces. Well·cared for split·levef w ith 3 RISING SUN EBENEZER ready to build on . Backs to govern· fenced . treed yard . fresh paint. Town Iota available for CHURCH RD . 398-6262 . No . 9168. bedrooms. family · room woodstove. :: =~:: ::::: :::: :: : : :~ ~~ : 1217 acrea · open · by 1 or m~nt land with water front use p er· Availa ble nowl733·7000. NO . 9351 . your houae . Water, Both lots have trees. bric k living-room fireplace, large aewer, atreet Iota, paved both Priced $29,900 aach m 1tt e d o n C&D canal. Exclusive areal SOMETHING OLD ... fenced yard. double driveway, car· 733·7000 . No . 9111 . something new in lovely remodeled roada, aldewalka. Tak• ARBOUR PARK port, central air, more . 733·7000. No . your pick. ROLLING HILLS COUNTRY CHARM farmhouse on 1.5 acre? Beautiful kit· Newly listed 4-bedroom colonial with 9159 . ROOP RD . 2 Iota available Beautif ul log home on 5 acres with chen. plaster walls. vinyl siding , brand new in ·law suite and turned 2· BATHON LOOP 2.3 aero ...... $14,900 . ~xpose d log waits and beamed cell· porch and balcony. $74 .900 . 733·7000 car garage . Ideal fo r growing family. 1 acre with In-ground :;: :::::::: ::: ::~!::~~ : : rng . 3 bedrooms. privacy galore. 733· or 301 ·398·6262. No . 9233. 733· 7000. No . 9352. COUNTRY LIVING pool , pool haute , LINTON RUN RD . 7000 or 301 ·398·6262 . No . 9094 . Dignified 2·fevel contemporary with Whirlpool, ailda, fenced, SINGERLY RD . TWO RIVERS pore approved to build a t2+ ecru ...... 133,900. Lot near Elkton with BRICK separate living space for extended Stream • 2 perc• - open • Almost 3 Drastic reduction of almost $3 .000 houoa...... $25,000 . town water ... 0 0 0 •a,eooo Re<2.,NJnEJv1~ ~~1Ac~Xd ltlonl makes 5·bedroom home overlooking New kitchen and bath . 20x26' family family . Cus tom built with decks aome wood• - 370 ' fron­ ~·~rooms . 2 Y~ baths, 2·car garage, room . 3 bedrooms. 1 y, baths. overlooking 4 acrea with stream . 3 tage · good view. lovrn g room fireplace and cathedral Bohem ia River a great buy l 2 kit· lit:> HILL RD . OCTORARO LAKES chana. 2Y, ba ths. 1 .74 acres. $1 20,000 beautiful hardwood floors . re a r patio bedrooms. 3 baths. more . Near 1·96. calling , lovely location on 5 beautiful overlooking private yard . Move·ln 1.0Jiocro ...... 100 .• 2 Iota to bo oold togothor 733·7000 or 301 -398·6262. No . 9290. 733·7000 or 301 ·398·6262. No . 9378. MOBILE HOME LOTI wooded •• $10,710 for wooded acres. 733·7000 or 301 ·398· condition. 733-7000. No . 9355. "NOT IN PARK", 1/2 both.• PRINCIPIO RD . ao,e, 1ome wooded In OFF RT . 278 20 1cre1, on trout lay Vlow aroa. ne,aoo. 1ollcre• aach. •• Call Mlko Powell 1.4 ecre1 Patterson Sch~rtz :~~~~ : .. ~~~~ .. r.:~a ·. '311·14441 or t217·Hlll...... Each $18,100 . • Call 1301)398-8282 or (302)733-7000 ~~ ~ 'LV 3 LEFT. Perc epprovedo *lndicotoo no flnonclng available. Aq.21,1111 The New Ark Post 13b BUSINESS ALE Classified lenders in Delaware to offer it," terest rate adjustment Cup or year term. the payments are Managing said Clarke. · down ) over the life of the loan and higher than they would be with a Service Directory He added that the current in­ prepayment of principal in part or conventional, 30-year mortgage." terest rate of the WSFS stretch in full at any time without pena lty. PAINTING Business seminar set mortgage is 9 3/4 percent. As For those who are willing to Hauling. Free Estimates. Roger Clarke noted that while the meet the payment schedule, Call Ryan Contracting Ea.!!!ld e. 731-1873. N P 8/ 21-4 noted, that rate is subject to PAINTING EXPERTS change semi-annually. stretch Joan has many attractive Clarke said, the rewards can be REFRIGERATION & aspects, it may not necessarily ap­ substantial. ''For one thing," he Free Est. 737·2430 An aU-day business manage­ The initial term of the stretch 4 ment workshop will be presented mortgage is 15 years, but that peal to everyone. " As with any mentioned, ·'the borrower's equi­ APPLIANCE REPAIR Joan," he said, •·the shorter the ty buildup is accelerated by the ~!~~;:~ G - Newark a7;a . NOJob by the Small Business Ad­ term can extend to a maximum of too small. Ref's avail. Call 368-2282 DAVID FRANCIS CO. ministration and Score (Service 40 years if dictated by higher in­ repayment period, the higher the shortened term. And if interest be_!_ore11 a.m_, NP.Jill.:!___ __ REPAIRS ON MAJOR AP­ Corps of Retired Executives) on terest rates. Other features in­ monthly payments will be. rates decrease, the loan could be PLIANCES. 834 ·4100 . NP 8/7·4 Wednesday, Sept. 4, from 8:45 clude a 5 percent maximum in- Because this loan begins with a 15- paid off in less than 15 yea1·s. · • FURNITURE REFIN. & UPHOL. Odella Refrigerations & Appliance a.m. to 4 p.m. in the auditorium of Repair. Residential & Commercial. the Elbert N. Carvel State A ·1 SERVICE Over 26 Yrs. Exp. 216-255 ·4174 . NP Free est .. reas. rates. P&D Uphol. I/31-4 Building, 820 N. French Street, 737 ·3577 . NP 7/ 31 -4 Wilmington. Custo~ raperie S& Slipcov~ LANDSCAPING-TREE SURGERY Subjects to be covered include F u.r n It u r e U p h o Is I ere d . financial factors, recordkeeping Reasonable rates. Complete win· JOE'S TREE SERVICE dow treatments. carpet & wall Prompt. Professional & Fully In· tax regulations, legal aspects, In: DOLLAR ADS PERSON TO PERSON sured . Free Est. 731 -5736 . NP 8/ 21 ·4 coverings. COUNTRY DESIGN IN · surance and other related TERIORS. 429·8307, 834-5288 . NP LAWNS & LOTS MOWED business topics. Free est. Good equip. Lies. & fully 8/ 21 ·4__ ------There is a $5 registration fee to insured. Call Tim at 731 -1019. NP 7/ 31 ·4 cover costs of material and aids. CLASSIFIED· 3LINES/$1.00 CLEANING Prepayment is required, and Jocar Landscape Nursery. Shrubs reservations may be made by REVOLUTION Cleaning Co .- Win· pruned & trimmed . Call 322·8068 phoning the Wilmington SBA of­ dows no extra chg. Hsehld. apt. for free estimates. rJ. .:.. P..c:8:.:..17:...-::..._4 __ $30. 239 ·2799 or 834-5288 . NP 8/ 7·4 flee at 57~294 . No limit on merchandise value. CONTRACTING ALTERATIONS CONSTRUCTION SERVICES Additions & Remodeling . Custom Each additional line IS AVAILABLE Homes. Decks. Baths & Kitchens. DECKS . PORCHES & SIDING . Magness Construction. 738-6712 . WSFS FOR ONLY 30~ PER LINE. Vinyl Replacement Windows. NP 7/ 31 -4 LYONS BUILDERS . 239·0434 . NP B&D CONSTRUCTION. INC. 11!~ · 4 _____ ---- GENERAL CONTRACTORS New loan added To compute the cost of your ad, DECKS TO CUSTOM HOMES CARPENTRY 731 -8806 allow 28 characters including spaces NP 8/ 7·4 CARPENTRY . CONCRETE. ROOF· ADDITIONS. Decks. Driveway, lNG . Terry McCann. 368·4061 Chimneys. Steps & Stone work . Wilmington Savings Fund Socie­ per line. 301·287-8655 . NP 7/ 31 ·4 ty has added a new type of loan to Free est. Call Alex 738-4648 . N P Print or type your advertisement 8/ 21 ·4 its line of mortgage products, ac­ DRESSMAKING & ALTERATIONS cording to Richard A. Clarke, vice on the coupon below and mail with HOME IMPROVEMENTS president of the bank's residential Dressmaking for all occasions. your payment to: Alterations. tailoring & weddings. Hardwood Firs. Installed/ stained. mortgage division. Ex . Reas . 453·9492 . NP 7/31·4 Old Floors sanded & finished. WSFS will now offer a fixed pay­ DONALD G. VARNES. INC. ment, adjustable rate mortgage in The NewArk Post 737·5953 which the term of the loan, and not AIR CONDITIONS NP 7/31-4 the monthly payment amount, will Air Conditioning Service & In· B&D CONSTRUCTION INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 153 East Chestnut Hill Rd. . stallatlon. change to adjust to interest rate Additions & Decks Beacon. Air Inc. fluctuations. 731 -8806 737-3893 The fixed payment loan, which Newark, DE 19713 NP 8/7·4 has been nicknamed a "stretch" NP 8/7-4 Deadline: Monday 1 P.M. AIR COND. REPAIRS · Window Rehab. Specialist. Since 1975. or "elastic" mortgage within the units only. All makes. You bring. Decks. additions. roofing. drywall and painting. industry, has an adjustable in­ You save. Call737·8847 . NP 8/21 ·4 ~------COUPON~------1 A.D. Grant & Co. terest rate, but guarantees that 994·8334 the borrower's monthly payment JEWELRY & ANTIQUES NP 7/ 31 ·4 will remain the same throughout Name: Wood Floors Sanded & Refinish· the life of the loan. The rate is sub­ BUYING GOLD & SILVER ad, Reasonable Rates · Free Est. COINS and JEWELRY ject to adjustment every six mon­ Jeff Williams. 731-4953. NP 8 ~1 -~ Address: Cash . Merrill's Jewelry & Anti· ths and has as its index the yield of ques. Kirkwood Hwy. & duPont DRAPERIES & SLIPCOVERS the 30-year United States Rd .. Elsmere. 994 ·1765. 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Caldwell porary services firms to be able to meet his mother at the airport, operate from storefronts and portunities. That's nonsense._ handle increased demand. There are mdre opportunities than " Caldwell can no longer afford by Neil Thomas and they showed up with a brass another eight million which to compete 'quietly'," he says. band, 10 fans, fake reporters and operate from homes. ever because more people have Adds office space photographers and a limousine. access to information and in- Low cost promotional techni­ formation is " Da'vid said. ques include cooperative advertis­ Caldwell Temporary Services Mr. Larry's It's the middle of a deep reces­ ing, cross-promotions in which Inc., one of the largest temporary sion and your small print shop is other merchants distribute your personnel placement services in pressing for business. There's message free, writing articles and Delaware, has announced that it Training center nothing you can do except wait it our, right? letters-to-the-editor to has leased new additional space in newspapers and magazines, and two of its three New Castle County Mr. Larry's Haircrimpers has Wrong, according to former locations, virtually doubling its community involvement. announced the opening of an ad­ Newark resident Bruce E . David. The key to the newsletter, David previous total space. vanced training center in David is president of a In July, Caldwell relocated its Twinsburg, Ohio publishing firm said, is that it ties together lots of Weinberg's Department Store at ideas from around the country. He downtown Wilmington Office to Prices Corner Shopping Center. whi c h provid es small the entire first floor of 905 Shipley reads " everything" and is con­ All work is performed by businessmen fr·om coast-to-coast stantly alert to promotions which Street, formerly occupied by selected stylists and supervised ideas for· making the most of their Wilmington Trust's Marketing he can borrow and adapt. by a member of the Mr. Larry's marketing resources. " Shoestring marketing," he Department. The space, approx­ staff. The print shop owner, for in­ imately 3000 square feet, was stance, advertised that he would said, " is really brains over brawn. The center offers 50 percent sav­ You can outsmart a competitor renovated by Caldwell to include ings on haircuts and special ser­ print resumes free for people who expanded facilities for recruiting, were out of work. even if you can't outspend him." vices such as pedicures and body And Worthprinting practices interviewing and testing tem­ waxing. His action drew the interest of porary placement candidates. numer·ous newspaper and radio what is preaches. While driving to The center is open from 11 a.m. a business appointment, David's At the same time, Caldwell's to 7 p.m. Tuesday through Friday newsmen and the shop got more newest Newark location will space and air time than the owner partner, Gary Tartaglia was and 10 a .m. to 5 p.m . Saturday. listening to a nationally broadcast become 950 square feet within the For information. call !l!l8-89:15 . could ever have purchased. Newark Shopping Center beside " Unfortunately," David said, radio show when he discovered Cinema Center. "most retailers have limited im­ that the day's guest- a computer Including its third location in aginations. They guy has a sign expert - had failed to arrive. The Commons office park north of Beneficial shop because he knows how to Tartaglia wrote Worthprinting's Wilmington, the firm now will be make signs. He doesn't know how book about computers and so hop­ leasing some 4500 square feet of Purple joins staff to promote. But you are not going ped out of his car, called the show office space per month. to excite the customers and from a pay telephone and filled in James Randall, who purchased emplv!'ees unless you use your im­ for the missing guest. He plugged Caldwell in December,1984, for an B. Robert Purple has joined aginatio •. t.o promote." his book for more than six minutes undisclosed amount, says that the Beneficial National Bank in Wilm­ To that e.,d, David, formerly a for just the cost of the call, and his agency also had doubled its staff ington as vice president of the con­ newspaper reprt r·ter and advertis­ " appearance" generated dozens of orders. size to 16, so far in 1985. sumer marketing division and ing salesman, pu ~'li s he s a variety Randall bought the firm from S. director of marketing. of materials to ins, .. •rct and in­ David, who graduated · from Arizona State University and Pusey Caldwell, who had founded In this position, Purple heads for·m the small businessman. it 16 years earlier. Caldwell's son, His Worthprinting Publications worked as a reporter for the Mesa, the bank's consumer banking divi­ Ariz. Tribune, got into the John, continues with the firm as sion and newly created marketing has pr·oduced two books - . The Profita ble Advertising Manual business . of giving advice after 4510 Kirkwood Highway vice president and general department. manager. and Computers in Plain English ­ working several years as an Wilmington " Caldwell has an excellent and a bi-monthly newsletter, The advertising salesman for 994-5708 reputation as a well-established, He joins the bank from Shoestring Marketer. newspapers. Graylyn Medical Center 'quiet' company, representing Beneficial Management Corpora­ The Shoestring Mar·keter, which Clients were constantly asking Marsh &Silverside Rds . quality candidates for quality tion in Peapack, N.J . where he is just eight months old, provides how to stretch their small budgets Wilmington companies," says Randall. was assistant vice president of information on low-cost promo­ and David eventually put his ideas 475·8010 The main problem for this type market development since July tional techniques and a profile of into a 40-page pamphlet. The pam­ of service business, Randall feels, 1984. Purple joined Beneficial in "streetsmart" entrepreneurs. phlet grew into a book and the is not a lack of client companies, 1981 as assistant to the marketing California comics Cindy and book into Worthprinting. but finding qualified candidates to director and was responsible for Mindy generated lots of publicity David believes there is a large handle more and more temporary designing and implementing when they started their own 1950s­ market for the kind of information job openings. " In this area, marketing and advertising pro­ style rent-a-fan service. One client he provides. He said there are 14 especially, where there Is an in­ grams for various cons ume•· paid $1,000 to have the women million small businesses which flux of banks and insurance finance subsidial'ies of Beneficial businesses, it is critical for tern- Corporation. Church Directory

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