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Vol. 75, No. 41 March 19, 1986 Newark, Del. Darby leaves school hoard by Neil Thomas
Phillip W. Darby of Ruther ford, a member of the Christina Board of Education since its in ception in 1981, announced Tues •day th;:~t. he will resign effective immediately. Darby cited increased Denims to cutouts, demands on his time since being promoted by the Delaware State Police to head its statewide and as simple as check fraud investigation unit. "With my recent career ad black and white vancement, I have a bigger challenge and additional time is needed in that area," Darby, a sergeant stationed at Troop 2 on by Neil Thomas State Road, wrote in his letter of resignation addressed to the Board. oes the never-ending ebb and flow of the fashion world leave your "In addition, I have been head spinning in confusion, wonder unable to attend all of the D ing whether to go with pastels or meetings and functions that I bolds, prints or stripes? feeJ are necessary to keep ab-reast Take heart, says Audrey Boys of of the affairs of the district to Bamberger's in Christiana Mall,• because make sound judgments," he add this spring's fashion line-up is as simple as ed. black and white. "Black and white bold is not just going to The letter of resignation also indicated that Darby and his be big in the spring and summer, but is go- Denim provides a popular casual look this spring. ing to continue to be big the whole tear," wife, Paula, are planning_to Boys predicts. move to a new home outs1de of Black and white will be especiall domi his present election district in nant in women's suits, and suits will be very the near future. popular this spring. "Suits have made a return, and with the suits come lady-like Darby attended Delaware hats and gloves and the oversized clutch Technical and Community Col handbag," she says. lege and is a graduate of the The suits will have a '60s look, with Delaware State Police Academy. cinched-in waists and slim-fitted Marilyn He has been an undercover Monroe-style skirts. agent, youth aid officer, traffic "It's a return to the more feminine look," division officer, and assumed his Boys says. "It's a returh of the movie queen new duties as head of the state look. And what has really caused it to return police check fraud investigation is that the whole country is into exercise, unit at the end of last year. physical fitness and the tuning of the body. "Women have worked so hard on their The Board is not planning to bodies that they want to show them off." appoint anyone to take Darby's With the black and white suits, many place at this time, according to women will be wearing hoop earrings and the superintendent and executive loads of bangles. Because of the color secretary of the Board, Dr. scheme, silver jewelry will be very impor Michael W. Walls. Walls explain tant. ed that since there is to be a Also, spectator shoes with high heels are Board election in May; Darby's 'in.' position will be filled at that time. See FASHION/18a
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Neal Noble . Veteran Downes Elementary ·School gym teacher burning bright, just like Halley's Comet
" The kids can learn anything jf teachers that took an interest in I'm smart enough to teach me, the little cross-eyed boy who them." talked funny, that I said, that's a neat profession and I want to be -Neal Noble just like them." That concern and love for his students has been the cor by Bruce johnson nerstone of Noble's teaching style. " You have to care for each child as much as possible," he Next September, physical said. " Little kids feel it. With education teacher Neal Noble adults, there's a facade, an im will be celebrating his 20th year age, but little kids will catch on teaching at Newark's Downes and If they do, they'll never Elementary school. believe you again." Since his arrival in 1966, Noble It is his love and dedication to has come in contact with more the profession that creates such than 3,000 students, from an impact on the students Noble kindergarteners to sixth graders. encounters. But there are a few And while most teachers com who slip by, a few that Noble can plain of burnout and fatigue, No not reach. It is a fact that gnaws ble seems to be getting stronger at Noble's very soul. . with age. " If I've influenced some " I feel like I'm Halley's Com- positively, which I hope I have, . et," Noble said last week, prior there are also ones I've missed," to a day's teaching. " Instead of he said. " We can say anything burning out, I'm fired up and we want, but if we didn't get to ready to go." that child and make a positive In his years as a teacher, No contribution to their life, I've ble has been a constant source of failed. That's the bottom line EDU-CARE creative initiative and has been I've failed. responsible for numerous innova "That's on the back of my tions in teaching techniques and mind every day of my life Preschool and Daycare equipment in the field of physical because I've known kids who education. have gone to jail and somewhere He has planned or participated along the line I didn't reach or in more than 30 clinics, con help that kid. You have to accept ferences and workshops in places your failures along with the vic OPEN HOUSE as far away as Durham, N.H. , tories. You better remember SATURDAY, MARCH 22nd Like An Old-Fashioned Candy Store .. . and has organized several where you came from because ONL.Y BETTER! publications. He was the first to except for the grace of God, 1:00 P.M.-3:00P.M. program tumbling for there go 1." preschoolers and has been At 51 years of age, Noble is in NDY· S u g arl p ;~ NUTS: Salted elected chairman and vice presi Come and experience excellence in early childhood educaticn. ' S ugar F. ree Unsalted better shape physically than peo See a continuous showing of our videotape presentation featur --- -- dent of numerous committees. ple half his age. He used to He received the Who's Who in ing school activities and share refreshments served in our indoor smoke two packs of cigarettes a gym. Physical Education Award and day, but he has replaced that [?RiEo FRUIT I the Honor Award from the with running 80 miles a week. He Delaware Association of Health, will run in the Boston Marathon PROGRAMS: TODDLERS, PRESCHOOL, KINDERGARTEN Physical Education, Recreation In April. FULLANDHALFDAYCARE and Dance. Yet, Noble takes the accomplishments in stride. As he grows older, his concern • 7:00 a.m.·6:00 p.m. year round • Certified Teachers " I don't know if I'm really pro for America's health has become •Computer Education •French Le ssons •Summer Program ud of anything," said Noble, who a motivating factor in the also holds a master's degree in classroom. 16 Polly Drummon~f Center, Newark, DE 19711 educational administration and a " You check out any of the master's plus 45 hours in great civilizations and not only 368-2145 guidance counseling. "I feel I'm see that they were great mental in a state of constantly becom ly but they were physically ing. I haven't reached anywhere dynamic as well," he said. " but yet. It's like taking a trip in we've got it tilted. We've found which I'm still in the middle of time for everything else but my trip. The reason I say this is physical education programs." Delaware's because each year I'm learning His concerns over the long more and my kids are teaching range effects of the country's me more. poor physical education pro " As long as I teach I will con grams and medicore health stantly be searching for answers. causes him great anxiety. the place to grow. It's a constant search for a way "These kids are all of the world's to be better. There's a Biblical tomorrows," said Noble. " So if saying, " Pride goeth before a we don't give them everything fall," If I have made a difference we can and grow with them and in people's lives, I would say that nurture them in ways in which 1111 it's the Good Lord's doing." we feel are productive, what type Noble first became interested of tomorrows are we going to in teaching as a young boy. As a have.?" child, he was cross-eyed and so As for Noble's tomorrow's, he was the victim of much teasing. just smiles. As well, his family moved around "A lot of our age is in our the country a great deal and, as heads," he sid. " I'm not saying a newcomer in various high that we don't slow down as we schools, he was often ridiculed by get older, but part of it is mental students. Yet he found nothing because we think we 're supposed but love and concern from to slow down, we 're supposed to teachers. get the rocking chair out. Well, " All through school I had I'll tell you, I'm going to fi ght the teachers who looked after Neal," man with the sickle right up to said Noble. " I had so manv the last br·eath!" Fuel Oil
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be compiled until Wedne11day to koen tntot'ellt In two conteated by Nell Thomas afternoon. elections, thut for mayor between " We had good rupon11e all Incumbent William Redd and week, and Friday there was a challenger Hugh Ferguaon and Heavy voter registration was tremendous responu," Burns that In the 'fhlrd District between reported alllaat week by Newark said. Two election board members Incumbent Betty Hutchlnaon and election officials, who said an had to be called In Friday to help challenger Edwin Miller. eapeclally large crowd turned out city clerka In the Newark " We've had l!uccessful (voter Saturday to beat the city's 7 p.m. Municipal Building handle the filing deadline. registration) turnouts when we've throng, he added. had contested elections," Burns "We did have a tremendous Burns, a 12-year veteran of elec said. "Not just contested election, amount of response," said Sam tion board service, said last but contested elections In which Burns of the Newark election week's response was the largest the people are willing to do the board. "On Saturday, we were concentration of election Interest footwork and get out there and get busy from 9 In the morning until he has seen since the early 1970s an organization together." we closed at 7 that evening." when unrest on the University of Burns estimated Saturday Delaware campus s purred "So fa r , with the candidates registration "up In the hundreds," political activity In the city. we've got running, It seems but said an exact figure would not He attributed this yea r's turnout they've done that," he added.
Johnson Award presented New Castle County Chamber honors AARP's V.J. Gonnella
V.J . Gonnella of WllmlnjJton, a during the Chamber's annual ba'n AAitP membership and 11ervlng atate director of the Amerh:11n quet Tuesday In the Ulllverslty of on the orgonlzatlon'fl 1tate Aaaoalatlon of Retired Per11ona, Delaware'll Clayton Hall. lilglslatlve committee. wa• preaented the 1088 Wallace M. Justice 1111ld Oonnollu ex He wa ll illllo honored for a week· Johnson Community Service emplifies the spirit of the Wallace ly t'lldlo program entitled ''Spice Award Tue11day night In Newark. M. Johnson Award, which was of Life," which provides lnforma· The award Is presented ouch established to honor· the Im tlon und udvlce to the elderly. It year to a deserving community portance of "people helping other airs on WILM . member by the New Castle Coun people." Beside:~ his work with the elder ty Chamber of Commerce. Gon Gonnella was cited fot• con ly, Gonnella Is also active In youth nella was presented his award by ducting the AARP's &5 Alive organizations, particularly the Count:v Executive Rita ,Justlc Mature Driving Course, boostlnll Boy Scouts of America. Antnesty Week Alderman will accept payment of delinquent parking tickets
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During the week of the direct access to varioua computer if you misplace it, In ~e coming· mootha, the tern. With the completion of the checkout and catalog areas there national observance, the process facillties for library users. ~:r.~ce- it '~ addition, the reference depart • A reserve readin& room of ap followmg changes will be under as well. After the temporary en of moving in to the new addition to During the book moving opera way In the Morris Ubrary: ment will move to new quarters in trance is opened in early Ma y, the Hugh M. Morris Ubrary will proximately twice Its present the north end of the new space, dimensions. tion, library staff will be kept in renovation of the central area of be underway at the University. formed at all times concerning • As soon as periodicals, books and periodicals will be housed In the first floor will begin, including The expansion and renovation of • Special facilltles for the blind and bookstacks have been moved the south end of the addition. and visually Impaired. wblcb classification or collections the construction of the new per the Morris Ubrary is nearing the of books are actually In transit. out of the center section of the Collections now in the north sec- manent entrance on the east side • Wiring capability for online lower level, renovations will completion of the first phase of The library will remain open tion of the main level will be mov- of the building. construction. access to the card catalog. begin. Lower level renovations The new addition will be fully In throughout the move, but In· In thia first phase, the addition dividual stack areas will be roped will feature relocation of ia scheduled to be completed in tegrated as part of the Morris microforms to a much larger and Ubrary, Brynteson said, with the off for one to two days at a time for early April, and the second phase the relocation of books and more attractive area, the con work will begin immediately architects insuring that the new struction of a new map room and portion complements the existing bookstacks. The thereafter on the renovation of the Daily notices will be posted to the Introduction of new services older structure, according to building, as well as the rest of the including a public access NewArk buildings on the Mall. . indicate which areas and which Suaan Brynteson, director of classifications are temporarily microcomputer site. University libraries. All renova- ~e completion of the addition, Post ' tion work is expected to be com which stretches along the South pleted thia summer. ~llege Avenue side of the library, NeilTbomaa will mark the beginning of inten TomBradlH The $15 million project, which Publisher Editor officially began with a ceremonial sive activity in the building. As the - groundbreaking in April 1983, will move into the new section is com pleted, parts of the original Charlet E. Rolpb result in: Delaware Advertising Director • Twice the present amount of building will be cleared to allow seating for students. for renovations. M. Ray Nemtuda David Jones During this moving-in process Bruce Jobuon • Three times the present Staff Writer Advertising Manager Advertising Representative number of research studies. and the subsequent renovation, no library services are expected to Order Now/ DorotbyBall ValBrookl Debbie Dear • A periodical reading room for Layout Artist current Issues of the over 19,500 be severely curtailed, Brynteson Contributing Wrlter Advertising Repreaentallve stated. "Everyone who uses the Easter Cakes journal subscriptions to which the TIDa MuWnu LIIBrown library will be affected," she said, PbllToman library subscribes. Contributing Writer Advertising Representative Receptionist • The capacity for small group "but all members of the library study without disruption to those staff will be working diligently to terBaskets • who wish to work In relative insure that service Is provided and Saturday Specials: solitude and relative quiet. difficulties are kept to a _ 153 E. 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Castle with and Callison agreed. " That is an developing a state pilot teachers' excellent group of teachers and career enhancement plan is op administrators," she said. "They timistic the group will develop a are good thinkers and questioners. workable proposal. Nobody is going to pull the wool " I think that as a group we'll be over their eyes, but they're not able to come up with a solution," negative, either. Nobody is going said Richard Kapolka, who has to be throwing up negative been relieved of his duties as roadblocks just to throw up assistant principal of Christiana roadblocks." High School to chair the 10-person The committee will be expected committee. to present a plan to Castle by " I think we can come up with December, and it will be im something that will benefit the plemented in the 1987-88 school teachers, and that will ultimately year, Kapolka said. He did not benefit the students," he added. rule out the possibility that the " In the long run, I hope what the committee might opt to look at plan does is improve (students') several proposals through multi achievement." ple pilot programs. However, Kapolka is aware the Kapolka said the committee will committee faces a very difficult be holding several_public meetings and delicate task. Several states to discuss its work in open forum. have attempted to develop teachers' career enhancement He said committee members plans - through institution of are excited about their work, and career ladders or merit pay - and pleased such an issue has been left several have failed dismally. to educators rather than Often, said Christina Education legislators. "I think all of the com Association President Jo Callison, mittee members are excited, but such plans cause severe divisions they are also approaching this in the teaching ranks. Cooperation with the understanding of the deep The Christina School District committee study ing teachers' thia Oates, Helen Foss, Michael Epler, Sid Collison, Richard is vital to good teaching, she said, responsibility which comes with career enhancement plans met March 10. Pictured are Kapolka, Jane Barfield, Jeff Py le, Janet Co ttone, Harriett and any plan developed muat in it." members (from left) Edward Franklin Rishel, Cyn- Billops and Charles Haywood. sure that teachers are not pitted against one another. Kapolka said the committee ~~ ~~~({0~~- -~-... , -. does not plan to repeat the :~: mistakes of other states, and is • collecting infonnation on the pros :: t and cons of their plans. :!i " We can learn from the $Carpet Gallery ~ ~.;.,' mistakes other people havt made, , and also pick up things that are ::: working and are successful," ,•. Kapolka said, adding that the committee will not be shy about borrowing good ideas. •· 1f we were doing this three years ago, we'd be out there mak ing the mistakes," he said. Kapolka and Michael Epler, a I Christiana High teacher who is ac ~ thS1t~AlE ~ ting as committee facilitator, have already begun the major .rQ Now, You Can Carpet Your I task of gathering information ~ Living Rm., Dining Rm. & Hall ~ from across the nation. " We've gotten a load of in I;S;, ------Your Choice formation at this point," Kapolka ~ Carlton Multi color Sculpture l1v elySol1d Plu sh • snid, <>~tima ting the number of report::. and article:s at 600. And • 8 Colors 0 r • 26 Colors ~ the collection process has just begun. Information gathered will be • ~:r;r:,~~r $440 :t:~.:~it '" ~ organized "so it will be useful to ~ • Dupont Nylon Com plet el y installed w11 h y· the committee, so members can . ~=:d~o it when they need it," he . . ~: Once data is available, Kapolka •: sa1d he ex pects the very process of I Plus Introducing~;;;~;::~~" ® '. the committee's deliberations to Your choic.e of 15 Beautiful Plush Sculptur ed colors to 1rorn :: be a key to its success or failure. choos~ ~- '_'The process we go through is Featunng Advanced Generation K-Tron Nylon , with, gomg to be very, very important," • Sool resostant • Stain resistanl • Abrasi on res istant ~ • Crush resistant • Anti Static • Moth proof he said. " If we can't come to an • Mildew re sis lant • Non ·AII ergenic ' agreement on this, we can't ex- (Carpets produced from K Tron yarn systems are ill}) SCHOOL FILE ~ notice::~:~:~e~:~~::: ::r~ov~~ ~~::i:~e s &$c1arit voot color I@ home '/," Bactothan1 e pad for I based on 40 sq , yds .l ' ,• 72 ,. Deeney ~ Merit finalist Megan Deeney, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JosephS. Deeney, of Newark and senior at Ursuline Academy, has been named a finalist in the 1986 National Merit Scholarship Program. She is among the top half of one percent of American high school students and becomes eligible for private scholarships funded by the ·: NatiOnal Merit Scholarship Cor poration. ~ :'·• ·,:• ~= Cocker Spaniel *275° 0 Pomeranian *250° 0 Engli1h Springer Spaniel *299° 0 Animal House Pet Center ~ F Bi~ 9~;~~11 El~~n ~ Moo S.tt ~ 30 9 p on S o n 17 ~ E:BIIiil ...-- ...... :. ._ .... The New Ark Post French students par ticipating in the Back-to Back exchange program visit Hagley Museum, a mill constructed by French immigrants in the 19th century. only $3881 Back -to-Back We are the largest single location Casio dealer in the U.S. There are 7 reasons why ••. French students enjoy two-week stay with Christina hosts I. TRADE INS ACCEPTED- 4. AU.ROMPACK.SINSTOCK- that's right! A Wilmington Piano the complete library. the Bancroft and Bayard elemen Friendship comes not just dur Winterthur, New York City and exclusive. 5. LESSONS-we teach you how by Neil Thomas tary schools and touring East ing the visits themselves, but also such Washington, D.C. sites as the Coast sites, including Hagley from correspondence before and Smithsonian Institution and the 2. WE STOCK All MODELS- to use your keyboard and how to Museum last week. afterwards, Beaudoin said . White House. from $39.95 starter instruments play group or private. In return, the French students Students exchange letters and to the critically acclaimed CZ· 6. Q • Honored Christina athletes who captured state honors during the winter sports season, among them Newark High School wrestler Kurt Howell. 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OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 28, 1981 : ALL INSTALLATIONS BY (Acro ~ s from Community Plaza) :· I CALL TODAY FOR FREE CONSULTATION I R&L FLOORS ARE PERFORMED Phone 328-0748 ·=:...... 4510 Kirkwood Hwy. Graylyn Medical Bldg. : BY MECHANICS WITH A MIN. ·:.. Wilmington Marsh & Sllverslde Rds. : ..FROM OUR STORE TO YOUR FLOOR" .:.. .. . H4·S708 47&-8010 : OF 10 YRS. EXPERIENC ! WITH PRIDE ~ ,,\IIMUiUJ .. ,Ia·r4·:§;i~ ! 1 1 :=~· :r:',:.:J,~:0~ ~ IUSIB, _ ...... _nwcllcal__._ l::t'.e'.:uo'.'~~"::,., ! :! STORE MON·TUE·THUR·SAT WED·FRI 10AM·8:30PM I ~------~ HOURS 10AM·4:30PM CLOSED SUNDAY I 8a The NewArk Post March11,1e SCHOOLS professional teacher/director In the classroom. Italian dinner Parents are encouraged to become Involved in their Vikings children's education as the school Christiana band seeks to function as a step bet ween the famlly environment and Business champs The Christiana High School the kindergarten classroom. band and band front will sponsor Social, emotional, intellectual an Italian dinner from 4-8 p.m. and motor development are The Christiana High School Of Saturday, March 22 in the fice Education Association stressed in a program that has an cafeteria of the school, located at underlying design but Is not highly business club walked off with 27 Salem Church and Chapman awards, including chapter of the structured. year honors, during state competi roads. The classroom experiences The dinner, at $4.50 for adults have continuity; the children are tion March 10 at the Wilmington and $3 for children under JO, will Hilton. presented with an orderly series Include all the spaghetti you can of stimulating experiences to In Also, teacher Mary S. Hite of eat, salad bar, rolls, beverages Christiana was named advisor of terest and challenge them. The and desserts. program allows the children to the year. For tickets or information, call Christiana students who won choose activities, but the teacher first place awards were: Chuck 322-4238. offers planned alternatives. Lear The Christiana band is also con ning centers in the room are used Downing, with three firsts, in tinuing its twice a month paper economic awareness, business to attract the children's attention drive. Band members collect and facilitate choice. proofreading and business paper in the high school parking arithmetic; Michele Muldoon, Parents interested in learning lot the second and fourth Satur more about Newark Cooperative stenographic I; Lynn Curren, days of each month from 9-11 :30 stenographic II; Teri Preschool and its programs may Weissgerber, typing III; Cindy a.m. call the school at 368-{)178. It Is Proceeds will be used to fund located in St. Paul's Lutheran Lofink, information communica the band's May trip to Toronto, tions I; and Tania Vitcusky, job Church at the intersection of South manual. Canada. College Avenue and Chestnut Hill Second place awards went to Road. Lynn Curren for typing II, Tania Enroll Vitcusky for typing III and Kim Weaver for promotional display. Cooperative Preschool Scholarship Vitcusky took third place in in Newark Cooperative Pre-school formation communications II and is now accepting enrollment for Glasgow Lions student of the year competitions. the 1986-37 school year. Other third place awards went to The non-profit parent Ken Peisino, accounting II; Trish cooperative offers a two-day mor The Glasgow Lions Club has an Walther, stenographic I; Jane ning class for three year olds and nounced that it will award a $?00 Stewart, stenographic II; and a choice of morning or afternoon scholarship to a Glasgow High Kim Weaver, information com classes for four year olds three School student. It will be the se munications I. days a week. cond annual scholarship award by Earning fourth place awards The three year old class, limited the organization. were: Marcia Rash for data pro In size to 15 students, meets from 9 To qualify for the Glasgow Lions cessing; Teri Weissgerber, job a.m. to 11 :30 a.m. on Tuesdays scholarship, a student must be a manual; Kim Weaver, student of and Thursdays. resident of the Glasgow area, the year; and Tania Vitcusky, Classes are offered for four year maintain a 8 average, and be with three awards, for economic olds on Mondays, Wednesdays and civic-minded, trustworthy, self a wareness, business arithmetic Fridays from 9-11:30 a.m. and disciplined and courteous. I D h o.t;; ~ · ~Oi• .-:-~ ;:.-•. Clark and business proofreading. The recipient will be chosen by a from 12:30-3 p.m. Maximum Students, several wearing team warm-up jackets, huddle around a Philadelphia Fifth place awards went to Teri enrollment in each four-year old Glasgow High scholarship com Weissgerber for accounting I, class is 16. mittee. Students interested in ap Eagle during a benefit basketball game played last week at Glasgow High School. The Steve Arnold for data processing Parents serve as the ad plying for the scholarship should professional football players traded pads for shorts to take on Sterck School faculty, and Kim Weave:- for general ministrative backbone of the see their school counselor for students and parents in a game to raise funds for the Newark school. clerical. school and take turns assisting a details. "OVER 30 YEARS IN NEWARK, .. " TWO 'f~~S ~W''US CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: •11 N. 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Take five incubators, five dozen chart and find that in both cases eggs, one 4-H agent, plenty of will the incubator temperature was Custom Work Also Available ing teachers, and what do you get? too high. Next time they can - An embryology project that monitor the incubator more close teaches students readi~g. writing ly. and math skills, in addition to Throughout the year, Manno enhancing their understanding of gives numerous presentations on biology. the project at both public and The most remarkable aspect of private schools throughout the the project - aside from the fluffy county. Typically, he conducts a FREE PARKING! chicks- is the impact that just one meeting with teachers · several 4-H agent, using one project, can days before he brings incubators have on so many youngsters. and eggs to the classrooms. Purchase your new Mark Manno is the energetic 4- " I used to speak directly to the 4-H agent Mark Manno explains stages of embryo H agent who coordinates the em students, but the project has development to Holy Spirit teachers (from left) Mary Pat Penny kitchen and bryology project in New Castle grown so big that's impractical Sobolesky, Judy Donatello and Joann McCloskey. receive your County's public and private now," says Manno. " One person appliance garage ·up after the chicks.' • schools. Armed with incubators could stay busy all year with this yellow chick folded upon itself Absolutely Free! and fertile eggs, he's been visiting Second grade teacher Lisa project. We need teachers to take waiting to be born. " The project is (Nitntmurn pweh,1SC 8cabn\e1SI schools since 1980 to help students the information back into the really straightforward, not dif Jones said she'd used the in witness the miracle of life classrooms to share with their ficult at a ll," he said. " Inevitably cubator and chicks for vocabulary firsthar;~d . students." some chicks don't hatch, but you building and sentence writing ex Select the kitchen of your choice and take advantage erices. Her students had even "The project has tremendous Manno's presentation, which ~an still learn something by open Of thiS incredible Offer nOW. . . Penny Pincher cabinels are flexibility," says Manno. "It's combines hard facts and humor, mg the egg and determining at named the chicks and had noticed available in oak, birch and been used by kids of all ages, by resembles a pep rally. He recently what stage it stopped growing. " personality differences. pine. Man y slylcs lo choose teachers in all grade levels, and in worked with teachers at Holy The teachers, reassured by When asked if they planned to I rom! repeat the project next year, the all kinds of classes. It's not strict Spirit, a parochial school in New Manno's confidence, welcomed Pcllny P111 r hm Fea twcs ly a science project, although Holy Spirit teachers replied, Castle, who were undertaking the the incubators into their • Handwrped slaon s that's its most obvious use. And project for the first time. " Maybe classrooms. the five incubators " Definitely!" • Bakt!d Vd l nish fimsh the chicks hatch just as well in the it's beginner's luck," he reassured were placed at strategic locations ''Schools that use this project fall and winter as they do in the them, "but teachers who've never throughout the school so that the for successive years seem to get • Lifetinw guamntecd spring. The project is limited only tried the project seem to have the 155 students in grades one through more and more innovative," says drawer systPf11 Manno. ''Its applications for by the imagination of the teachers best luck h~tching the chicks.'' eight could all have ready access • All woo c1 ron .lruchu•• teaching math are almost and their students." When Manno showed his film of to the project. • 5 Year Wdr an oy 4-H supplies plenty of sup hatching chicks to the group at Discussing the experinece later, limitless. Recording incubator porting materials. In addition to Holy Spirit, he noticed several Joan Callaghan, an upper level temperatures, counting days until FREE DESIGN SERVICE ... GUARAN fl:. t;iJ LUII'ES I I ' H il'l ~\ ! the incubators and eggs from the grimaces. " Well, newborn chicks science teacher, said she'd found hatching, weighing eggs and University of Delaware farm, are wet and yucky," he explained. the project ideal. " It was great for measuring the growth of chicks teachers receive a comprehensive after hatching all help students FACTORY "It takes them half an hour to 45 science class. And it also helped f·-=6M'nd. ~ ~ · · ~ OUTlET learn basic mathematical con folder that includes information minutes to fluff up into the soft out in family life class. It allowed · .~: Affonlablc Exc&ncc in 1-l;ullkraftttl Cabinl'lry. on fowl anatomy, embryological yellow creatures you're used to the children to talk comfortably cepts." development, egg incubation, and seeing." about repmduction. They were ex Embryology projects are spon Peony Pinche• is located at 2411 lancaster A ve even a trouble-shooting cha1·t for Along with the film, the 4-H tremely involved in the project sored by local 4-H agents in each Wilmington, Delaware across from the Cathedral C o > o~ e t e rv eggs gone awry. of Delaware's three counties, and agent displayed a set of jars con and almost every child saw an ac 302-654-2414 TUES .-WED . 10-6: THURS .· FRI 10·8.30: SAT 9·4 CLOSED SUN & MON . For example, if chicks hatch taining chicken embryos that tual hatching. They also learned have benefited thousands of late or are smeared with egg con document the development of a the responsibilities involved in Delaware school children. For in tents. students can consult the red dot of tissue on an egg yolk to a feeding, caring for, and cleaning formation, call Manno at 451-8965. SCHOOL FILE . Prices Good Through March 28 Testimony WlL!UIBE)IUD Teacher certification ·can· save you 42°/o Dr. Frank Murray, dean of off Andersen Windows education at the University of because we buy 'em Delaware, will speak before the Delaware House of Represen by the carload. tatives Education Committee to day regarding the merits of House Bill446. You can save 35% off the manufacturer's suggested list prices The bill would create a special for all windows normally stocked at The Lumber Yard - teacher certification summer in ""'''liil::ZGRADY-WHITE ~ anytime. 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IIDERIEI PERMI·SHIELD IIRROLIIE WIIDOWS Wilmington), who see it as a pro 20 HP- $1275 175 HP- $4750 150 HP - $4500 235 HP - $5150 Classic double·hung beauty designed to save on heating mising stop-gap measure. - "At These Prices They Won 't Last Long!" and cooling bills. Wood core sheathed in rigid white vinyl. The sponsors said, "We have an Casements immediate need for more CHESTER RIVER BOAT SALES Sliding Doors GRILLS AND SCREENS EXTRA teachers, but our schools are just OUR PRICE not graduating enough teachers to Marion Clark , Owne• and Bow SIZE List Price meet that need. One alternative is Rts. 301 and 544 (301) 928-3124 Millin ton, Md. Windows 2032 $144.08 $83.57 to tap the pool of existing talent in At Similar 2832 $162.52 $94,26 our society. Dr. Murray will 28310 $180.12 $104.47 describe how interested profes Savings sionals can be trained to effective 3032 $174.91 $101.45 ly share their wisdon in our Say you saw it in The Post! 30310 $190.89 $110.72 classrooms, where it is desperate ly needed." It's Newark's newspaper! Get into the St. Mark's swing of things. Class of 1980 The St. Mark's High School Class of 1980 will celebrate its five year reunion on Saturday, April 5 at the school. The program will begin at 7 P·ll1 · For reservations, send $20 per person to : Alumni Office, St. Mark's High School, Pike Creek Road, Wilmington, Del. 19808. Checks should be made payable to St. Mark's Class of 1980. Daffodil Days • lOa The NewArk Post M•rch11,1• COMMUNITY tact the American Cancer Society ACS Newark Unit at 453-9230. Brian Glass, 3, a y oung cy cle enthusiast, pushes his three-wheeler in front of Volunteers his home on Stamford Delaware will get its first touch Drive in Fairfield. of spring on Friday, March 21 , Help wanted 1986, when the American Cancer Society sponsors its annual Daf The Volunteer Clearinghouse of fodil Days festival. New Castle County has a variety Enthusiastic area volunteers of opportunities for Newark area will be bringing this first spring residents. flower to Delaware residents to Through volunteer positions, raise funds for cancer research, ,people learn new skills, meet new education and patient service pro people and tackle new challenges. grams. For information, call the Thousands of Daffodils from Volunteer Clearinghouse at 572- Washington State will be shipped 0152. to Delaware for the festival. "The daffodil, as the first flower of spr Ing was chosen because it sym bolizes hope and renewed life," Story hour according to Ellen Levin, co chairman of the Greater Wilm Ington Unit Committee. Newark Free Library Daffodils will be sold at various locations throughout Delaware. Three filmstrips will be shown The donation for a bunch (10 during preschool story hour at the flowers ) is $4. Newark Free Library on Tuesday, Businesses and employers are March 25. They are "The Easter being encouraged to make ad Egg Artists," "The Tale of Ben vance orders for distribution to jamin Bunny" and " Cookies." their employees or as gifts to Story hour is free and open to hospitals and nursing homes. children ages 3'h to 5. Show times "Most of the money we raise are 10 :30 a.m., 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. comes from corporations and Newark Free Library is located businesses. Daffodils make a at 750 Library Ave., across from great gift," said Levin. College Square shopping center. For more information on the For information on this or other Photos/Dianne Carnegie program and advance sales, con- library programs, call 731-7550. ~~\ ~ THIS EASTER DUCK INTO ... EASTER BEAR·ADE! This Easter give Treats, LAURA D'S not Sweets .. .. We featuring Specialty Item s. Specialty Gift Just right for filling and Food Items •COMPLIMENTARY OFF-STREET PARKING Easter baskets. Beh ind Mellon Bank· Enter on Center St . •Behind Abb ot's Shoes • Baskets Behind WSFS · Enter lrom Main St. or Dela wareA ve. BASKETS %> BEARS •Ornaments •GIFTSF OR EVERY MEMBER OF TH EFAMILY BUNNIES ® BONNETS • Chocolates •OW NER·OPERATED SPECIALTYSTOR ES •Imported Tea Clalre·s Bears & Collectibles 64 E. MAIN ST. Featuring Delaware's Largest Selection of Steiff Animals! NEWARK, DE II you haven't shopped MAIN STREET 56 East Main Street, Neworlt, Delaware t97t I , (3021731 ·0340 you haven't shopped NEWARK! 731-0340 The Newark Coop Is More Than Rice& Beans It's sugar-free... 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DELAWARE only *1.99 SPORTING GOODS From your C·41 negatives only. 368 -1653 42 E MAIN STREET NEWARK. DE 19711 Excluding foreign film and slides (Eicross from state rfleatreJ • Peanut Butter Cup P~e Offer valid: ALL • Neapolitan Pie Now thru Mar. 31 • Sweetheart Pie 1986 SINGLETS • Customi1ing available upon 1'8jUeS!. IN STOCK 0 ONLY' 0 . "~'\""'vo~~~ NEWARK CAMERA SHOP $ 0 83 E. Main St., Newark, DE 6.50°~~, · With Coupon 13021 388-3500 Sale Shoes Excluded March11,1188 The New Ark Post COMMUNITY Applications will oo accepted Model planes through Friday, April 4 by the Newark Department of Parks and Dave Jones (left), Lions Rec reation in the Municipal past district governor, is F amily Fun N ight Building, 220 Elkton Rd. For given a diabetes test by details, call366-7060. Connie Jacobs, a Hodgson A program on model airplanes The Department is also seeking will be presented by Gordon Roth an assistant day camp director to Vocational Technical during the Newark F ree Library's assist with planning and supervi School student, during a next Family Fun Night on Friday, sion of Rittenhouse Day Camp. free health screening Ma rch21. clinic held recently by the The program will begin at 7:30 Candidates should have con siderable background in camp Glasgow Lions Club. Look p.m. and will be held in the ing on is Glasgow Lions Children's Department of the skills and leadership experience libr·a,·y. It is free and open to the in working with 6-12 year olds. Past President Dick public. There will be an eight-week sum Goldsborough. The health Newark Free Libra ry is located mer program. screening clinic, in which at 750 Library Ave., acr·oss from For details, call the Dep&rtment community memb..e r s College Square shopping center . at 366-7060. were tested for sight, hear For information on this or other ing, diabetes and blood library programs, call 731-7550. pressure, wa s held at YWCA Glasgow Thriftway in Peo Help wanted ple's Plaza to mark Literature series Delaware Lions Day. The City summer jobs Glasgow Lions conducted the clinic in cooperation The City of Newark is seeking " The Awakening" by Kate with Hodgson nursing two Youth Beautifi cation Corps Chopin will be discussed Wednes assistant students. supervisors a nd one assistant day day, March 26 at the Newark camp director for its summer pro Center YWCA on South College grams. Avenue as part of its ongoing Youth Beautification Corps series on men and marriage in supervisors will wor·k June 16- literature. August 8 overseeing morning a nd The discussion will be held 11 afternoon crews of 15-18 year old a.m. to noon, and is free and open Corps members. They must assist to the public. Babysitting will be in planning and ca rrying out available. For details, call the maintenance jobs . Newark Center at 368-9173...... b..... b...... iiiiiiiij.------=D=-o_g __ s------:4-~H~m~e=m:oo~rs~ . ~a=n:d~$=~::fo=r~a~d=u~lt=s--~1~0-a-.m-.-. e~n~j-oy-mre-n~t~b-ri~d-ge-.--~ . (l n s and non-4-H m e mbers. To 10a.m ., Bible study. ..o register, contact Delaware 10 : 45 a.m ., " Spirit of RI ~ .. Obedience program Cooperative Extension at 451-8965. Philadelphia" bingo cruise. ~ .., 12 :30 p.m ., Tuesday After For more information about 4- Lunch, " Crime in the Home Safe WE STOCK THE WIDEST RANGE If your dog chases the mailman, H, call the Newark 4-H office, 039 ty," John Novey, districtmanage1· jumps on visitors, or refuses to sit Townsend Hall, at 451-8965. of Rollins P rotective Services. OF TYPEWRITER RIBBONS on command, don't give up hope. You can teach him better man 12 :30 p.m ., 500. AND COMPUTER RIBBONS IN ners in a six-week dog ooodience Senior Center- Wednesday, March26 training program sponsored by 9 a .m., chess. NEW CASTLE & CECIL COUNTIES! the New Castle County 4-H and the 10 a .m ., art class. Delaware Cooperative Extension. Calendar of events 10 a .m ., needlepoint. From April 1 to May 6, lessons 12:30p.m., pinochle. will be offered in the University of The Newark Senior Center, 12:45 p.m ., bingo. ~~-=:_-=;;=: :;· =? g v located at 300 E. Main St., has Thursday, March '1:1 - -· CORPORATi'O"'N Delaware's Townsend Hall off ... South College Avenue from 6-7 scheduled the following activities: 9 a.m., ceramics. COMPUtERS p.m. every Tuesday night. Friday, March 21 10 a .m ., discussion. Carol Minker, a 4-H leader and a 9 a.m., bowling, Blue Hen 10 a .m., Choral Club. KA YPRO PC $1495 certified dog trainer, will instruct Lanes. 12:30 p.m ., duplicate bridge. With Software ...... • 9:30a.m.,taxconsultant. 12 : 30 p .m. , membershi p owners and their pets in the basic 9:30a.m.,shopping. meeting. obedience commands such as 10a.m., Signing Group. 12:45 p.m ., Social Security " sit," " stay," and "heel." 1 p.m., Newark Senior Players representative. 1:0/Jl /Jl UN! T'-1 · Handlers will teach their dogs to rehearsal. 12:45 p.m ., Blue Cross represen- come on command, as w~::ll as pro Monday, March 24 tative . . per leash behavior. 10 a.m., knitting instruction. 1:30 p.m ., Scrabble. ~U 5JNE55 All dogs will benefit from 10a.m., crocheting. 1:30p.m ., dancing. socializing with other pets, and 11 a.m., exercise. Friday, March 28 will learn how to obey commands 12:30 p.m., Monday Movie 9 a.m ., bowling, Blue Her despite distractions. Puppies Matinee. • Lanes. /JlilC'~lNE5 must be at least six months old, 12:45 p.m., canasta. 9:30a.m ., tax consultant. SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS although there is no upper age 12:45 p.m ., bridge. 9:30a.m., shopping. limit for dogs. Tuesday, March 25 10 a .m., Signing Group. 133 E. MAIN ST., NEWARK, DE There is limited space, so 9 a .m., bowling, Blue Hen 1 p.m ., Newark Senior Players register now. The cost is $10 for all 453-1159 LanP.~ rehearsal. NOW OPEN ~CONTACT LENS OPEN HOUSE W' THURS., MAR. 20-1-6 P.M. vUaJtbeJt~s ~oJtist COURTESY DEMONSTRATION OF: BIFOCAL, TINTED, ASTIGMATISM SOFT CONTACT LENSES SAVE YOUR DR. HOWARD B. STROMWASSER •EXAMINATION ~~~:~:~S~~!:r~N CONSULTATION . )\ •CONTACTLENSMANAGEMENT ; I ~ . I~~ Call for appointment or stop by ~ T ~~I S ION 92 E. MAIN .~!,:,:,~~!.~~~.:.~~2) 368-4424 I I • Step COME CELEBRATE THREE VERY into IMPORTANT DATES IN MARCH WITH US AND RECEIVE A LOWEST PRICES MEN'S & LADIES' SHOES & BOOTS •DRESS BOOTS -FAST FREE FLOWER •WORK BOOTS for All COMPLETE SHOE REPAIRS Occupations LEATHER GOOD REPAIRS TOO : MAR. 20 - The Arrival of Spring JACKETS • HANDBAGS • LUGGAGE, ETC . •HIKING BOOTS MAR. 21-22-23- Our Grand Opening SHOE CARE PRODUCTS •POLISH •WATERPROOFING •STRETCH •CONDITIONER MAR. 30th- Easter Just stop by MARKERS FLORIST at Wilson Station 250 E. Chestnut Hill Road, and take a FREE flower ABBOTT'S home with you/ • Also visit the COUNTRY STORE. Antiques & things . · ·~ · SHOE REPAIR A unique blend of old & new gilts lor all your needs/ Serving The Newark Area For 30 Years vUa~tbeJt's ~ollist Wllson S tation . 368-8813 A FULL SERVICE FLOWER SHOP I [8lo i IIT.4 92 E. MAIN ST. NEWARK CH:,tiW::. HOURS: Mon., Tuae., Thure., Sat., t-5:30 rz:L~_·'..cv-_·.-.~1 ~ "~~· I Wilson Station :tt D CAITLI Wad. & Fri., Tllll tS:'S - ~ rr.- 250 E. CHESTNUT HILL RD . ~ MALL (Across from Castle Mall) I I 731·1233 12a .The NewArk Post 1 March 1ti 1• COMMUNITY "tiaeast River Power Squadron Monday through Saturday. following Its 30th annual Change Admission is $2.50 for adults and DU o1 Watch ceremony March 8 In fl. 75 for senior citizens, students, Batons at the ready, North East, Md. and children six and over. twirlers Beth, Bridget and : . Banquet in Newark The local officers are Edward Children under six are admitted Bevin Kelleher practice Maxwell Jr. of Newark, executive free of charge. For information, call658-9111. for a parade at their home The New Castle County Chapter officer; William J . Heagy of Bear. on Kenilworth A venue. of Ducks Unlimited haa announc administrative officer; and Ar ed that Its 49th annual banquet thur H. Amick III of Newark, will be held at Clayton Hall on the treasurer. Bird Day University of Delaware's north MaKwell was also presented a campus at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Mnlor member award. Delaware Museum March22. "The Ducks Unlimited success Dancers If you like wild birds, circle story," said Chapter Chairman March 22 on your calendar. ' James Dodd, " Is really starting to From 9:30a.m . to 4:30p.m. that · spread around. Banquets much Welsh folk group day, the Delaware Museum of like our chapter event held Natural History will present its throughout the country last year A Newark couple has announced fifth annual Bird Day. contributed towards Ducks The Museum's hall will be full of Unlimited's national fund-raising tbe formation of the Welsh Tract Dancers, a Welsh folk dance displays and demonstrations on effort,. which raised $38.2 million everything from bird painting to during 1983 alone." ~~P · sculpture, songbird carving to "But what's even rnore impor- duck decoys, photographing wild . tant to realize," added Dodd "Is The group will meet from 2-5 b i rd s to preparing bird ~- that this national fund-raising p.m. Sunday afternoons March 23, specimens, bird-banding to bird , , • • total must increase this year If April 6 and 20 and May 4 and 18 in watching. The Brandywine Zoo North America's waterfowl the Parish House of Immanuel will present live birds from 1 a.m. habitat race is to be won." Episcopal Church on the Green! to3p.m. ':: .. :., Tickets, which are $50 each, in 101 Harmony St., New Castle. ;::: elude a one-year membership and Slide presentations in the ' a subscription to the organlza- auditorium will feature exotic as . Uon's magazine. For tickets or Classes will be offered free, and well as local birds, and special participants need not have a part films on birds will also be further Information, call George ner to join. Long at 322-2962 days or at 328-2256 presented throughout the day. The evenings. Discovery Room will be open with bird oriented games and workshops for all ages. The Delaware Museum of Rotary Natural History is located on Del. 52 five miles northwest of Wilm Monte Carlo night Museum ington. Admission is $2.50 for adults and $1.75 for senior Children's Week citizens, students and children six The Kirkwood Highway Rotary and over. Children under six are Club will hold Monte Carlo night admitted free. For information, Photo/Uianne Ca rnegie on Saturday, March 22 at Aetna Spring Children's Week will be call658-9111. Fire Hall, Ogletown Road, held at the Delaware Museum of - Newark. Natural History Monday, March Monte Carlo is the club's annual 31 through Saturday, April5. fund raiser and Is an evening of The Discovery Room, open ' fun with casino-style gambling. every day until 4 p.m. during .. Stakes are with play money and Children's Week, will delight PALM/PASS ION the fun concludes with an auction children of all ages with activities, of prizes. Participants use their games and prizes, and ongoing play money to bid on gifts ranging workshops. SUNDAY from TV sets to basketballs. Movies selected especially for Tickets are $8 in advance and children will be shown each day at $10 at the door, and include a con 10:30 a.m., 11:30 a .m ., 1:30 p.m . Worship Services 8:30,9:30, 11:00 tinental breakfast. and 3 p.m. in the auditorium, and Choral Vespers 4 o'clock a Uve animal show from the Bran ~ dywine Zoo will be presented at 11 MISSA SOLEMNIS IN D MINOR Officers a.m. and noon daily, except Fri by J9seph Haydn t day. . : Power Squadrot:t The Delaware Museum of Chancel Choir and Soloists Natural History is located on Del. Also selections by the Johannes Brass Ensemble . 52 in Greenville. Spring Children's t. · :O:~:V!~~c!~!ao:O~~ a::r~ Week hours are 9:30a.m. to 4 p.m. A free will offering will be received . Newark United Methodist Church 69 East Main Street • 368-8774 Our Prices Aren't Frozen! DEUTZ SPRING THAW 1 oEuT!1 I~~~~WER ~~ ~~.oooo :. ~2L5Eo SALE• ._.. VIDEO CASSETTE RENTALS ~ ~U TZ AL'usi 'll HYDRO TRACTOR "" 1 2250 Fresh Fish Daily ii e ~·r~'A 't'L"ts ;;,·HYDROTRACTOR 1340 .00 •2•50 o£ u'r~~'l'llsra;~G EA RTRACTOR 13479.00 moo ~ ~~ 2 DE U T~Ltls Ta;;GEA•RTRACTOR 13!60.00 $3096 AYAILA8Lf w/41 ...... 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Mon.-Thurs. 10-7 • Fri. & Sat. 10-8 • Sun. 11-6 CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY DEERE SEASON IS ON! RT. 40 (3011 398-9689 Special Low Prices! ELKTON, MD 2 miles from DE line PLUS instant Factory Rebates INVENTORY CLEARANCE OF 198~ EQUAL LOWER PRICES ~. UNIVERSITY=-· OF DELAWARE -· THAN LAST YEAR SUMMER SESSIONS '86 •.....' -- Lawn & Garden 12112-hp Lawn Tractors TRACTORS Firat session'~: June 9- July· 12 All units subject to New gear-drive 160 7Vz-week session: June 9 - July 29 available inventory with 3!:!-.. J. cut. Full Second seulon: July 15 - August 16 pressure lubrication. Choose lrom over 300 courses tn a wtde Triple-safety starting. varoely ol dtSctplmes. tnclud•n? Steel frame. Low fuel Arta •nd Scl•nce indicator. Bagger Bualnen •nd Economlca available . Educ•tlon Engineering Hum•n Reaourcea M•rlne Studlea Model1605 Nuralng 16 horsepower. 5 speed. SALE Phyalc•l Educ•tlon 44 " mo wer . Lis t $3099 . $2395 Sale until March 23rd Summer Sesstons also provtdes spectal academtc programs such as Model582 8 Summer Bualn ..a lnatltute for Nonbualn••• m•Jora 16 horsepower, 6 speed. SALE SALE 19oo· REG. PRICE 82279 M•rtne Studlea cour.. a •t Lew•• 44 " mo wer. Lis t $4378 . $3325 Geology Fl•ld C•mp (App•l•chl•n•l lntenalve L•ngu•ge Progr•m (Sp•nlal'! Germ•n. French( Model682 FINANCING AVAILABLE 90 UA YS IN 1 EREST FREE Save over 50 percenl 17 ho rsepower, hydrostatic, wtlh spec•al summer package rales 44" mower. Li st $4875 . SALE $3525 THORN-DEL Up to 7 credlta for $280 Modei782D LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT Room, boerd, •nd 7 credlta for $520 15 horsepower diesel, front & For a free reg,slralton booklel hyd . port s . Li st $6959 . SALE $4495 Rt. 13 At Fleldaboro (ava tl able Aprtl 1, 1986) 3 miles S. of Odessa call (302) 451 ·2818 124 hours) Just 30 mlflullll from '*""'* or ,.., Cis tie or wrtle BIGGS INCORPORATED -. Ph (302) 378-8478 Su mmer Sessions. Dept. 8, 325 Hulllhen Hall. Newark. Delaware 19716 34 Buckley Ave . 658 5531 R1smg Sun, MD ' MMch11,1- The NewArk Post · 13a COMMUNITY Scouts This weather is for the Good Turn Day birds! Not to mention human beings, who enjoy Newark area Boy Scouts and a little bird watching in Cub Scouts Counties will do a this early spring air. "good turn" for Goodwill In dustries of Del~ ware from 10 a .m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, March 22. Atlantic City Casino Headquarters Good Turn Day Is an annual material collections drive spon 16 Schedules Daily· Fare Sl0.00-$11.00 sored by Goodwill Industries, with BONUS PACKAGE UP TO $25.00 the support of the Boy Scout, Delaware National Guard and community volunteers. TOURS: Approximately one week before 2 Day Busch Garden/Norfolk Good Turn Day, the Scouts will distribute doorhangers to poten 4 Day Thousand. Island ...... tial donors. On Good Turn Day, 9 Day Nashville/Memphis ...... the Scouts will collect. the clothing, shoes, small items, small · ('25" discount· booked&: paid prior to June let) household appliances and televi sions. They will also collect the Includes: transportation, hotela, adml11lon•, completed doorhangers to ensure luggage, handling, and aome mealal that donors receive a tax deduc tion. The Delaware National Guard, as well as several volunteers from the community will join the Scouts In a Good Turn for Goodwill. The Delaware National Guard will provide eight trucks with drivers Are The WORLD'S SATELLITES Passing You By? and helpers to transport donated material to the Goodwill main •Your neighbors are watching the "Good Shows" plant. Community volunteers will serve as "scorekeepers" to tally BUT YOU CAN'T AFFORD ITI the Scouts • collected Items. •NOW YOU CAN AFFORD IT! The Phillie Phanatic Is serving •Available in 8' to 16' Sizes- Over 100 channels as the Good Turn Day honorary •Installation Arranged- Free Demo's chairman. The top achieving Scouts from each district will pose •Warranted • Spectacular Reception for pictures with the Phanatic at a ceremony in April. 5 Ft. Portable Mesh Dish Since the Boy Scouts may not be able to reach every household In For Balconies, Campere, Motor Homae, Travelers the community, Goodwill In dustries of Delaware has provided Photo/Elizabeth Clark Sets Up Instantly! extra drop locations (from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.) In various locations throughout New Castle County. Nature Center is located at the terns, schools records and com Sunday. Admla.slon Is $2.50 for In the greater Newark area, junction of Brackenville and munity activities. adults, $1.75 for senior citizens, donors may leave items at the col Barley Mill Roads near Any church, synagogue, civic students, and children six and lection trailer In the Meadowood I Hockessin. association, service club, over. Children under six are ad Shopping Center, Kirkwood business, industry, school or in mitted free of charge. For In Highway; the Jennie E. Smith dividual may submit nominations. formation, call658-9111. School; Skyline Junior High Contest For more information, contact School; Danneman Fabrics; Bili Bohning at 731-5134 or Gene Shop-Rite In Stanton, as well as Pierce at 731-4892. Applications the Goodwill Thrift Store on Main Graffiti poster must be received by Aprill. Independence Street In Newark. Best The New Castle area drop loca A graffiti poster contest for tions Include William Penn High young artists ages 11-15 will be Display Craftsmen sought Satellite School, the Goodwill Collection held at 3 p.JD. Friday, May 23 in Trailer on Centerville Road, the George Wilson Community 'Halley's Remembered' Craftsmen interested In reserv Systems Prices Corner and the Goodwill Center on New London Road. Ing tables for the Independence Thrift Store on Del. 9 in Collins Artwork for the contest should " Halley's Remembered" will be School May Fair to be held Satur Park be submitted by Thursday, May 22 on display at the Delaware day, May 3 should call now. (301) 398-6075 to the Newark Department of Museum of Natural History from For Information, contact Mar Conference Parks and Recreation, in the Aprilll-27. tha Staten at 239-6438. Newark Municipal Building, 220 " Halley's Remembered" com Elkton, Rd. pares the 1910 and 1986 ap Shorebird protection Posters will be judged on pearance of this famous comet. originality, composition and use of Highlighted are tales of Halley's color. Winning posters will be on last appearance in 1910. More than The Delaware coastline's vital display during June in the Wilson role In annual spring migration Community Center. 100 Delaware and Penn;IYlvania. will be the focus of the Shorebird residents shared their stories with Participants will be provided us and the result is a rich mixture Protection Conference at the poster board by the Department. Ashland Nature Center on of turn of the century culture and It can be picked up weekdays in childhood memories. Wednesday, Aprll2. the Department's Municipal Sponsored by the Delaware Building office or Saturdays in the The Delaware Museum of Nature Education Society, the Natural History is located on Del. Wilson Community Center. 52 in Greenville. Hours are 9:30 conference Is in cooperation with The fee is $2 per entry and there the Delaware Department of a.m. to 4:30p.m. Monday through is a limit of two entries per artist. Saturday, and noon to 5 p.m. on Natural Resources and En For information, call the vironmental Control, the Department at 366-7060. Delaware Museum of Natural History, and Delmarva Or nithological Society. Leading experts from Atlantic Newark Lions states will discuss patterns of habitat and space use, the · Teen -of -the-year shorebird-horseshoe crab connec tion, current surveys, piping The Newark Lions Club is ac plovers and other threatened cepting nominations for its annual beach nesters, and emergency oil Newark Teenager-of-the-Year THE MURRAY spill responses. The conference is award. from 8:30a.m. to 3 p.m. and a pre Boys and girls between the ages No. 1 Dealer In the East! LOUIS DANCE registration fee of $10 ($6 for of 13 and 19 who live in the greater • Complete Service students) Is required by March 26. Newark area (the 19711, 19713 and • Satisfied Customers COMPANY ArriVP .lflyfllllP S tft111L1y qr I <.., 1. ( on ( nrn Lunch and refreshments will be 19702 Zip Code areas) are eligible. plu '> S 1r 00 HPitHil VntH ht r • Great Trade-In Values together with served. The Newark Lions will present • 8.5% Rnanclng up to 60 mo. 'Rf'lurn VtH H hPr RPC1 PI Ill thlr tl 1 I tlr • d r l r For information, call the one boy and one girl with cash Limited time ate<. Delaware Nature Education awards of $150 each. Selections Amount up to $800).00. THE DAVE Society at 239-2334. The Ashland will be based on behavior pat- A Lorge selection ol New a. Used Trollers a. Motor Homes BRUBECK "SEVEN DAYS A WEEK" 'S]S' STOLTZFUS MORNING & EVENING SERVICE. TRAILER SALES INC. • R.V.'s INC. QUARTET On Route 202. 4 Miles South of West Chester IIG Ill liQUOIS Departure Times 215-399-0628 • In PA 1·8Q0.23J.1d06 6 30 Ou!~de PA 1·800-441-0658 Saturday, March 29 :i:t!~ ~~~;': ~11. 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Hwy. WILM.• ...I710 CALL (302) 451·2202 ~~l£R1~ \~ Mon.-Fri. 11-t; l1t. 11-3 DIIIy1M;ht.1N; hlt.12.. ·-- Ill OUR lth YEAR I D~ .14a The NewArk Post .._..11,1P UNIVERSITY ,. Dr. Stephen R. Lewis Jr. will begin at 8 p.m. In Clayton Hllll on economic impact of apartheid on policy of apartheid. apeak on "Economic Realities In north campus off New London the countries of the reJZion. Speaking on Thursday, March ! :South African Southern Africa". on Thursday, Road. 27, will be Jennifer Seymour March 20 at the University of Lewis Is a member of the Coun Whitaker, a fellow at the Council ... Delaware. The South Africa Lecture Series on Foreign Relations. She will I . • cil on Foreign Relations' study Is designed to provide Information The talk, part of the university's group on U.S. policy toward South discuss "South Africa's Crisis: on the complex issues posed by the What Can the U.S. Do?" [[economy toptc South Africa Lecture Series, will Africa. His talk will focus on the Reoublic of South Africa and the .....· -··---- D At,~ S'11Lili6]1D\· 11t D~/tlwtlre'• Flr1t MII/I... JI~\~ I J J l'NewlyRemode/ed,New/yRenovaled ... COME JOIN THE FUNJ MARCH 21·22~CELEBRATE "CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK" DISPLAYS • PERFORMANCES IY THE ST. MARK'S CHORUS • & MUCH MOREll CASTLE MALL welcomes their newest store ... • Dr. Ralph students in the University of ware College of GOOD NITE'S SL·EEP Agricultural Sciences, receives 1986 Worrilow A ward from SWING INTO , university alumnus Ed Ralph. SPRING ALL SPRING &SUMMER Barwick wins FACTORY OU CHILDREN'S CLOTHING MERCHANDISE IS IN FOR Up to 50% Savings on Name Brands Worrilow Award •Good Lad •Christian Dior •Stone •Nanette •Runner Up •Martha's Miniatures THE BIG/TALL MAN •Piayskool •Cinderella •And more. Sizeslnfants-18 JX To 4X Big, Medium. BRING THIS AD 100l OFF • Outerwear - GET AN ADDITIONAL 70 IExceptPartyOressesl Tall to 3X Tall FUSSY PARTY • Sportcoats -50 to 54 Reg. and Long, & CONTEST 38 to 52 XL. 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Pool ·Memberships available Memberships to the University of Delaware outdoor pool for the - 1986 season will be available · beginning Tuesday, April 22, at the Ice Arena on South College Avenue in Newark. . Cost of memberships will be . $100 for the first four members of a family , plus $5 for each addi· · t iona! member. · Memberships may be purchas ed, on a first-come, first-served · basis from 8:30a.m . to 4:30p.m., Mondays through Fridays, and 9 all of spring's exciting colors in women's famous label shoes. a.m. to noon, Saturdays, at the Ice Arena. NEVINA BELLY DANCING FOR ALL OCCASIONS •15& Big Elk M1ll, Elkton, MD ELEKTRII (302) •Cistl1 M1ll, Chestnut Hill & Ch1pel Rd.;. New•rk, Del•w•r• 454-3800 •311-20 New C11tle Sq., New C11tle, Del1w1re CASTLE MALL·- • 388-8822 March1t, 1811 The NewArk Post 15a UNIVERSITY e The scientist's office of the leagues and scholars around the Scientists," Dr. David J. Farber --and computer and information future will not be the cluttered world. of the University of Delaware IClence• said employers are and other computer researchers dIsc v e r 1n g that recent P ro £essor d lscusses desk of Einstein. Future great This is networking and its im- 0 · discoveries will be made at "ad discuss where supercomputer araduates, who learned or worked vanced graphics workstations" plications and availability are development has taken us and in an environment of computer that provide access to computing discussed in the Feb. 28 comouter what lies ahead. networking, consider access to facilities, databases and elec- issue of Science. In a recent interview, Farber, a such networking a criteria for ac CODlpu t er In "Computer Networking for professor of electrical engineering cepUng offers of employment. ag.e tronic communication with col- Newark student cited Annie Van Fossen Storr of Newark, a doctoral student in art history at the University of Delaware, has been named a reci pient of a National Graduate Fellowship by the U.S. Depart ment of Education. Storr, who was nominated by the university to compete with ap proximately 5,000 students for SAVE ON SNEAKS these fellowships, received one of the less than 100 awards that were presented. The fellowships are granted under a new program funded by the U.S. Department of CHOOSE YOUR Education to support outstanding Annie Van Fossen Storr (left) pores over slides with art doc t oral s tudents in the humanities and social sciences. history student Erin Valentino, Storr will use t.he fellowship, which carries a stipend and a tui interpretation still exists. master's In teaching degree in tion payment, to support her Storr has received other awards museum education at George WEAPON for her scholastic achievements. Washington University and a dissertation work. Currently, Storr's studies at the For the cu1-rent academic year, master's degree in art history at Larry Bird and Magic Johnson. The shoe they choose to she received the Gilchrist-Potter the University of Toronto. do battle in is the Converse® Weapon'". Loaded with university concern early 19th cen tury art history. Through Prize, awarded by the Alumni She has served as a museum performance features, it's great looking, too. Bird and research of 19th century public Graduate Fellowship Committee educator In Canada, as director of Magic have chosen their weapons. Now choose yours. commentaries, speeches and lec of Oberlin College. In 1981, she the Joan Whitney Payson Gallecy tures concerning art, she is in received a National Endowment of Art at Westbrook College, $5995 vestigating the values 19th cen for Humanities Fellowship, which (Maine) and as coordinator of the tury men and women com enabled her to spend a summer Center for the Arts gallery at municated through discussion of studying neoclassical American Wesleyan University in Connec art. culture at the University of Illinois ticut. SAVE ON SNEAI(S Her work traces cultural at Champaign/Urbana. Since coming to Delaware In COnVERSE themes that are taught and em A 1975 graduate of Oberlin Col 1983, Storr has been a university I Next to the Movies) CASTL.E MALL • NEWARK, DE Roach f« tho Storo. fellow, teaching assistant, and an (3021 738-4054 1111 Grooo Aoooc. phasized today in art museums to lege with a degree in art history see if such a public tradition of art Instructor during winter and sum and religion, Storr obtained a mer sessions. UNIVERSITY ALE DELUXE BED 2 FRAME United Way FREE BED PILLOWS Rock and roll! •soo A rock and roll benefit dance to With Purchase Of raise money for United Way will be held from 4 p.m. to midnight, Any Set Saturday, March 22, in Daugherty Hall on the University of Delaware campus in Newark. All proceeds will go to United Way. The dance is sponsored by Alphl Phi Omega, with support from the university's Office of the Presi dent. Admission Is p and tickets may be purchased in advance at a table in the Perkins Student Center on Academy Street. Featured at the dance will be rock bands Frankie and the Elec trlcs, The Snap and Shakedown. · Alpha Phi Omega is a service fraternity with more than 20 members. They have organized such events as a book exchange, a Christmas card delivery, blood drives and have been Involved with Newark Community Day. China Young women Dr. Beverly Hooper of the University of Western Australia will speak on " China's Young Women: From Feminism to Femininity" on Tuesday, March 25 at the University of Delaware. Hooper's lecture will begin at 4 p.m. In Room 006 of Kirkbride Lecture Hall at South College and Delaware avenues. Hooper's first-hand experience of China began with a two-year stay in that country as an ex change student from 1975-77, and she has since returned to China many times. She Is the author of "Inside Pek ing: A Personal Report," "Youth in China" and the forthcoming book "China Stands Up : The end of the Western Presence, 1948- 1950." Hooper earned her doctorate in modem Chinese history from the Research School of Pacific FREE Studies, Australian National HOURS: University. REMOVAL OF Mon.-Fri. Ruark YOUR 10·8 OLD Sat. Poetry reading BEDDING In connection with American 10·5 Poetry Week, Gibbons Ruark, a professor of English at the Univer sity of Delaware, will give a poetry reading at 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 25, In the Ewing Room of the University's Perkins Student Center on Academy Stret in CASTLE MALL Newark. Ruark's award-winning books -t+ ~ Chestnut Hill Rd. at Chapel• Rt. 4 & 72 ~ CASTLE include "A Program for Sur ~ MALL vival," "Reeds," "Keeping Com NEWARK, DE J pany" and "Small Rain." His .. IIT, 4 poems have appeared In The New - c":.u:.. Yorker, The New Republic, ~ American Poetry Review, ; Ploughshares and The Morrow Anthology of Younger American (302) 738-4334 Poets. The free public reading Is spon sored by the University's Depart ment of English. .•, 16a Meqh11,1p .• The scene Ia the 20th annlver· aary banquet of the Newark Sym· phony Orchestra In the Newark Country Club. The master of ceremonies has just asked all THE ARTS members of the orchestra and former members to stand; It was quite a group. by Phil Toman "Now would all who have played five or more years re· main atandina, please," came original pin shaped aa the been very buay behind the ecenes the call. Moat remained atandina. player'a lnatrument In gold and for many yeare. "Would those who have played engraved for the annlveraary. Two families are tied with 27 ten or more yean remain stand· With all that haa been aald and yean of 1ervlce each. They are din&." Moat sat down. written about tha Newark Sym· the Nelaon family (Billie, 1& "Fifteen or more yeare." By phony Orcheatra and Ita 20th an· yeara, Linda three, Paul four and now over half the orl&inal group nlvenary, thla was perhaps the Richard five) and thu Prel11 wall sitting. moat Important tribute of all, a family (Helen, 20 yean, Paul "Nineteen years with the or· tribute to those people who come three and Rachel four. Quite chestra." Only five people still together and rehearse to perform close 11 the Schultz family with standing. for all of us to enjoy, the mual· 28 years total service (Jerry, 17 " would those who played with clans who make up our or· years and Carrie nine. the Newark Symphony Orchestra chestra. Many romances have been all 20 years please remain stan· Some other long-term born and nutured In the Newark ding." Three did and spon· members of the Newark Sym· Symphony. Eleven marriages taenous and sustained applause phony Include, at 19 years, John were reported. Music doth have fllled the room. Hill, vlollng and Paul vance, charm! All thre were string players horn. One person played with the The Newark Symphony Or· who had been with Newark Sym· orchestra 18 yearSi he Is Wlllliim ohestra IIi a community or phony Orchestra founder and Emery, violin. 'l'wo people had chestra In every sense of the music director Harley S. played with the orchestra for 17 word. It was designed that way Hastings since the very first or Ita 20 years ·Jerold Scholtz, by founder Harley S. Hastings year. Those being applauded: flute, and Maryanne Terpennlna, and Ia atlll being operated that Barbara Kerner, cello; Helen violin. Two lll·yeat veteranl way today. A few yean ago the Preiss, violin; Dorothy Ray were BUlle Nelson, cello, and City of Newark officially adopted mond, viola. Vernon Vernier, oboe. the orchestra aa Ita own. Today While the room was quieting, Families have played an lm· thll city Ia the only one In the three members of the portant role In the life of the Delaware with an official sym original board of directors of the symphony. The Vance famlly phony orchestra. orchestra who are still on the leadl the lilt with a total family Now the orche1tra Ia moving present board • Bill Emery, John membership of 33 yean, 13 years Into Ita third decade of making Hlll and Paul Vance· presented longer than the Newark Sym· mucla for thla community. We each of the performers with phony hal been In bualne11. Paul aalute it. Support your orcheltra. beautiful mementoa of tho occa· has played 19 year1, Charle• They not only enjoy making· 1tlon. Mlnater'a Jewelers had eight and John alx. We mu1n't mu1lc, you can enjoy listening to designed and executed an forget the mother, Helen. She has it. Ad multo• annos. ENTERTAINMENT FILE Harley S. Hastings, founder of the Newark Symphony Orchestra, conducts during the organization's first season 20 years ago. The cellist is Barbara Kerner, one of three people and should come prepared to alna who have played with the Newark Symphony since its inception. Auditions one up-beat 19401 style mualoal Dawson number and one Shakespearian Summer Theatre soliloquy to demonatrate vocal Library hosts displny ability and projection a1 well 11 Auditions and Interviews for ac· 1tage personality and veraatlllty. Annber tors, technlolana and manaae· An accompanlat will be/rovlded. The oils, watercolors and pen ment staff for the University of Applicants lntere1te In Inter· and Ink work of artist Helen Delaware 1988 Summer Theatre viewing for the po1ltlon of technl· Dawaon wlll be on display March season will be held from 2 to II p.m. clans and atage manager 1hould 10·29 at the Newal'k Free Library, Shelter Home Sunday, March 23 In Mitchell Hall bring a current r"ume and a port• 7&0 Library Ave . A Licensed Home for the Elderly on the University of Delaware folio or any supporting materials. The work may be seen during campus. Callbacks are scheduled Interview applicants may regular library hours, 10 a .m. to 9 24 Hour Care or for that evening. schedule a specific time by calling p.m. Monday through Friday and Day Care only Auditions and Interviews are 451·2202. 10 a .m . to 4 p.m. Saturday. open to everyone. The Unlversl· For more Information, call the ty's Summer Theatre will need a University's Department of resident ensemble of ten per· Theatre at 451·2202. • formers, Including two Equity and ·~ eight non-Equity, ten technicians and one non-Equity stage Now offer-Iris--· manager. All positions are paid Jazz Daffodil~ for the six-week season. SPECIAL PRICES The technical and management FOR sr,rlng & Summer staff will report for work on Mon Concert Thursday day, June 2, and rehearsals begin Days ' ·: Wedd ngs for actors on Monday, June 9. The We play It all,.,from the, season runs through July 19. The University of Delaware great 1ound1 of the 60'11 Shows to be produced during the Jazz Ensembles will perform In o the 10'1, Call even· summel' are '' The Great concert at 8:111 p.m. Thursday, lng American Backstage Musical" March 20 In Bacchus Theatre of First flower of spring. and Shakespeare's "As You Like the Perkins Student Center on It." Shows wlll be performed on a Academy Street. rotating basis. The concert, which wlli feature the flower of hope. In~ All persons wishing to audition the works of Hank Le Roy, Count need to bring a current resume 1 Ht 40. Elkton .. ~, Baste and Duke Ellington, Is free , (2 '/z mllea South of Glugow) and a recent black-and-white 8" x and open to the public. \~ 10" glossy photo. Individuals wlll Jay Hildebrandt and Timothy AMERICAN (301) 398-3252 be given a maximum time of four CANCER ~ 'i McGovern will conduct. Both are SOCIETY \II minutes to present themselves ..:..-:..:&.;...ul.,.,""'-". J. on the University's music faculty. ~ ~~·.·- -·01~~~ ~ {-,Jy~ LEGAL NOTICE' Rt. 1 at 796 CITY OF Delaware, to hear the NEWARK fo llowing appeal: Jennersville Exit DELAWARE The oppeul of Edward S. BOARD OF Taylor, 150 East Main ~~' ~ Street, for a var·lance to Ch. ADJUSTMENT 32, Sec. 32-18 (d )(6), which PUBUC HEARING requires a 15-foot rea r yard Treat the Family to Our NOTICE SPECIAL MEETING setback. Applicant is re & MARCH31, 1986 questing to build an 8-foot MEAT SEAFOOD BUFFET 7:30p.m. addition to the rear or on existing building. A 7-foot Pursuant to Chapter 32, 11 -inch variance is re· Including Jlmmy'a Famoua STILL Article XIX of the Code of Soup and Salad Bar ONLY $795 the City of Newark. quested. Delaware, notice is hereby ZONING CLASSIFICA· given of a public hearing at TION : BB OUR REGULAR MENU ALSO AVAILABLE a special meeting of the Any questions regarding Board of Adjustment on the above appeal moy be Phone for Reservations 301 -287 -8141 Monday, March 31 , 1986 at directed to the Ci t y 12151 869-3003 (215) 869·3515 7:30 p.m . In the Council Secretary's Office, 366·7070, DAILY EVENING SPECIALS FOR ONLY t8.8& Chamber, Newark prior to the meeting. Banquets & Weddings up to 150 People ~ Municipal Building, 220 Thomas J . Pellcgrcnc U.S. Route 40 North E81t, MD Cholrmon ~ Elkton Road, Newark, np 3/19·1 ?"~~ Join us Offering a Relaxing Atmosphere ~uir ~ill ,3Jmt •An Eating & drinking establishment •Packaged Goods Easter Dinner •TV Loun WEEK Adults and March 30th Children's Portions NIGHT Available serving SPECIALS 1 6 PM · Lunch Special this Q F h to week for Fri., March 21st ..f" ~ Tuesday· ROAST DUCK HOM:.~~D~ S~~Ep~ ~ty ,...64 served with classic orange sauce SPECIAL MENU & SANDWICHES ~ (Carry out service & Senior ...-l Wednesday· CRAB IMPERIAL Citizen discount available) ~ \.• ~ Wed. Ladles' Night ~ Eastern Shore 8-11 p.m. Thursday- 10 oz. PRIME SIRLOIN Special- Y2 price cooked to your ta~t~ 10 Minutes From Elkton on drinks. Attitude Adjustment Hours Cocktelllounge Dinner Includes: Homemade soup of the day, tossed salad, 1·215-932·4050 4p .m .- 6p.m . 392-5740 fresh vegetables, and potatoes. 20 Minutes From Newark OPEN: Monday thru Frldey 11 e .m .-2 ALL FOR ONLY $9.95 e.m .leturday I p .m .·2 e.m. 528 Wut Pulaski Highway Dinner Served Nightly Kitchen open Fri. & Sat. evening From 4:30 tll9:00 p .nt. Rt. 272 & Old Baltimore Pike · Elkton, Maryland Fri. 11a.m. · midnight • Sat. 6 p.m . · 11 p.m. Rts. 273 and 213 Reservations are Suggested Elkton, MD (301 398·4187 Merch11,1• The NewArk Post 17a ENTERTAINMENT Fine Food &Cocktai~ ENTERTAINMENT ALE WITH ASPECTACULAR WATERFRONT VIEW to enh-ance students' performance N DTC skills, to Improve concentration 0 211 Cherry St. presentation, poise, and self: Brandy\'vine artist's paintings displayed at riverfront museum r North Elat, MD confidence. The cost Is $80. t 301-217... Spring classes Classes will be held at the h Delaware Theatre Company plenty to see. setting. located at 200 Water Street at th~ The changinl!l seasons along the The expanded gallery space e The Delaware Theatre Com Brandywine lillver provide the A never-before exhibited group a pany will hold spring acting foot of Orange Street next to the of paintings by Andrew Wyeth In· provides the opportunity to ·s Amtrak elevated railroad lines In perfect backgu.·ound for Andrew display a wide variety of Andrew classes for children and teens Wyeth's palntilltgs, particularly as eludes a watercolor, "Cape Coat," t which will begin April 12 and run the Christina Gateway Area of and a dry brush using the same Wyeth paintings and sketches, Wllmlngton. Class size is limited. they are curremtly exhibited In the many more than previously found LUNCH every Saturday through May 17. Brandywine Rli ver Museum's new model, " Refuge." " Autumn " Due to the success of the fall For reservations or further In· Leaves" and " Harlequin" are two in any single exhibition. At the from formation, contact Charles J . Con Wyeth Gallery. same tlme, the other galleries acting classes for children, there A step away I 'rom each painting, new paintings, both watercolors $2.9~ / will be an expanded spring way at 594-1104. and on display for the first time. have been freed to show a greater the river and r< ,lllng fields beyond portion of the Museum's penna· ,/ ~D~NNER schedule," said Charles J . Con· emphasize the sources of Wyeth's Friends who retul'n for a quiet way, the DTC student outreach time in the gallery after an Initial nent collection, a collection which SEA It LAND from ATA Inspiration. The spring light, in· has grown considerably In recent coordinator. "Both of the acting tensifled by th.e Icy water, finds visit during the busy holiday IUFFET $5.75 season will find an interesting years. classes are wonderful op 'Dreamcoat' Itself repeated In many of the The Brandywine River Museum portunities for students to better paintings. change. The large tempera pain· $9;Yt/ present themselves and learn pro tlng " Night Sleeper" has been is located on U.S. 1 In Chadds Since the g~1 la opening of the Ford, Pa. Admission Is $2.50 for blem solving with others. We have Artists Theatre Association will Wyeth Gallery iln September, 1985, moved from a place where its FRI. ft SAT. fun while learning a lot about present " Joseph and the Amazing dominance is startling. Already adults and $1 .25 for seniors, NITES Technicolor Dreamcoat" In con· the Museum has welcomed children 6-12, and students with ourselves." thousands of fh rst-time visitors as powerful, the lighting, technique Acting for children is offered to junction with the Wilmington and composition become even Identification. Chlldren younger OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Drama League on Aprll4, 5, 11 , 12, well as old frl•~nds who came to than six are admitted free. For students ages 7-12 from 9:30 to 11 see what was new. And there was more Impressive in an Isolated a.m. The fee is $60 for the six-week 13, 18, and 19. details, call (215) 388-7601. session. The classes concentrate on pe_rformance skills, ensemble techmques, and lots of fun for new Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 and returning students. A for students and are avallable by showcase performance will take calling ,Barbara Reynolds at 655- DANNEMANN FABRICS & CRAFTS place on the final Saturday, May 4982. Curtain Is at 8:15p.m. (Sun 17, by the student company. day at 7:30 p.m.) at the Wllm· Acting for teens is offered to lngton Drama League, Lea students ages 13·17 from 11 a.m. to Boulevard and 43rd and Shipley 12:30 p.m. Classes will be geared streets. TROPICALS IS AMERICA GOING 1D WASTE AWAY? . CI'I'IZENS AGAINST GOVERNMENT WASTE 1-BOCHJSA-DDT CONVERSATIONALS , GRAFFITI .. ------.....- PRINTS li G ~ J I I AUTO SALES I I '81 F.ord Thunderbird $4495 1 '81 Pontiac Firebird $2850 1 t 1 '81 Ford F-150 $3200 I CAU<::OS 1 '80 Camaro Rally Sport $3000 I FASHION FLORALS 1 '80 Buick Riviera $369$ I POLY DRESS & BLOUSE I '69 Dodge Coronet ~ PRINTS I Convertible $185 I I '82 Ford Mustang $249 1 LINEN PRINTS J '80 LTO Station Wagon $2295 1 Mc·Calls Patterns 1.99 each I Plus, we have over 80 other cars Et trucks All patterns except Stitch & Save I to choose from I at wholesale prices. NOVELTY PRINTS T SHIRT KNITS Sportswear LINEN WEAVES I REMINANTS SOLIDS Selection Reg. 4.99 8.99 yd . 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You don't try to victory over defending Delaware· storm a ticket office and you high school basketball champion surely don't storm a gym floor. Howard Career Center In the Mcintosh Ia an easy target for semi-finals of the state tourna crltlclam because he was In ment Friday night at Newark charge of the Newark High gym POSTSCRIPT High School ill a game that will Friday night. But the fact Is, not soon be forgotten. given the nature of that crowd, it Unfortunately, what makes the Is unlikely he could have controll Neil Thornas game unforgettable Ia not the ed it with' a dozen security men by fine play of 10 high school kids backed up by a dozen more but the unforgivable misbehavior policemen. of 2,000 so-called fans. Fans It Is easy, maybe even conve~ without Ucketa who stormed the nient, to say Mcintosh should gym. Fans who threatened a have set up better security at the referee. Fans who cauaed the game. People enjoy casting game to be stopped before time blame at the easy targets - the had expired. Fans who stole man In charge, the coach, the portant games arB played at 4 REWAR D-$1 ,000. headlines from the players. all school officials, he said. "It principal, the government - will take all of us as educators p.m., or even without fans. It Ia a game which will live In because it relieves them of per For its part, Wulls said Infamy, a blot on the record of sonal responsibility. ~~!~fbffiti~~.a:;;:p~ndl~~ more Christina will not !flinch from 3-Vear Old Sheltie Dog high school sports In thla state. But such criticism comes in time working with the kids hosting champion 61hip events in In the aftermath of Friday hindsight and that, of course, is the future. "I thimllt we have a Has collar with name "SPUNKY" on it with name night's riot, blame has been before they go to such ac always perfect. There is no way tivities." responsibility, because we are In and address and telephone number on Dog Tag. thrown about pretty handily. And Mcintosh could have predicted volved in these sp .. orts, to make most of It has centered on that a crowd of peqple ostensibly If crowds continue to be unru our facilities available," he said. Missing in vicinity of Carpenter's Point Saturday, Newark High School Principal interested In a basketball game ly, Walls isn't sure what will hap Let's hope the f llcllities, the of March 1st. John Mcintosh for not having could have behaved so boorishly, pen. But he pointed to other ficials and the plst:yers are never proper security In the form of recklessly and with total disdain areas of the country where im- abused that way again. Anyone with information leading to the Safe regular city or state pollee of for the players they allegedly Return of Spunky, please call: fleers. Mcintosh opted to hire a came to see. private security agency to staff The blame lies not with Mcin the game. tosh but squarely with the fans. But what Ia mlased In such "You can," said Christiana LEGAL NOTICE 287-2562 (all calls confidential) criUclam Ia that It Ia not Mcin· Superintendent Dr. Michael W. tosh but the people attending the Walls, "talk about security and a cllman Suchanec game - and I hesitate to call lot of things. Obviously, hindsight CITY OF Avenue (P.C. Recommen- 2. .Discussion re Per NEWARK dationPresented) sonal l ~lse of City Vehicles them fans any more than I have is 20/20. But what is really DELAWARE 2. Blll86-16 - Amend Ch. - Cour ltcilman Suchanec FREE SPINAL to - who are to blame for the discouraging is that high school COUNCILMEETING 20, MV&T, By Prohibiting B . •COMMITTEES, problems. . sports have reached that point · AGENDA Truck Traffic Except for BOARDS I< COM EVALUATION* There Is no excuse for such March 24, 1986 Local Delivery, on the Nor- MISSitCINS: where the crowds are out of con a p.m. thwesterly End of Cooch's I. Pltannlng Commission behavior, not In Newark, not trol." 1. SILENT MEDITATION Bridge Road from Welsh Mlnut< uJ of March 4, 1986 Do You Have anywhere. If you go to a game, The riot did, he said, "point out . 6 P L E D G E 0 F Tract Road to & Including a. Planning Commis you watch your team for better the fact that we need to always ALLEGIANCE the Cul-de-8ac. sion Dbcussion re Propos 1. Headaches, Dizziness, Blurred Vi· or worse. You don't threaten of 2-A. CITY SECRETARY'S 3. 811186·17 - Amend Ch. ed N·e·w Castle County be aware that these types of MINUTES FOR COUNCIL 21, Peddlers & Solicitors, Rezonllng of the Intersec sion . ficials and you don't attack of· things are possible. It really APPROVAL: By Providing for a tion ol ~ Elkton Road & the 2. Neck Pain , Tight Muscles, flclals. takes just a handful of people to 1. Regular Meeting held Minimum Amount of In Chrlsti:11a Parkway March 10, 1986 surance Required for Ped- Spasms. If you get to the game and start it." 2. Apfp olntmcnt to Conser 3. Shoulder Pain, Pain Down Arms, there are no tickets available, 2-B. ITEMS NOT ON dlers & Vendors Doing vation Advisory Commis Controlling such events in the PUBLISHED AGENDA - BuslmJss In the City of sion - District 5 Numbness in Hands. you leave, perhaps listen to the future will require the efforts of Time Llmlt20 Minutes Newark 3. R• !:commendation from 4. Pain Between Shoulders, Difficult 'I. Others 4. Bi1186-18 - Amend Ch. Comm ,unlty Development J.C. CONSIDERATION OF 20, MV&T, By Establishing Advis< >ll"Y Committee Breathing, Abdominal Pains. CANCELLATION OF aTowAwayZoneonWhar· •c. OTHERS: 5. Lower Back Pain, Hip Pain, Pain 4 /1 4 I 8 6 C 0 U N C I L ton Drive I. A.Bslgnment of Dlrec MEETING 11-B. ORDINANCES PRO Down Legs. · Claiborne, a designer and tors - ·'OEMEC FASHIONtfrom 1a a. ITEMS NOT FINISHED POSED FOR FIRST 2. Hesolution No. 86- : manufacturer Boys calls " the AT PREVIOUS MEET- READING : Prese1 7vation & Restoration ' name of the '80s." lNG: I. Blll86-19 - Amend Ch. of the •Granite Mansion 292 CONTOUR ANALYSIS PHOTO A. 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C O•Uncllmembers : Why FREE7 Thousands of area residents have spine related problems to toe. She thinks and designs PAYABLE REPORT 2. Blll86-20- Amend Ch . white, then black and white with •a. <:others : which usually respond to chiropractic care. like a career woman, building on 6. RECOMMENDATIONS 32, Zoning, By Modifying 9. liPECIAL DEPART a splash of color." her wardrobe yearly by exten ON CONTRACTS & BIDS: the Off ..Street Parking Re- MEN1 1ALREPORTS: This is our way of encouraging you to find out if you have a problem The showing of fit bodies will ding the colors and styles." A. ContracT 86-8 - 1986 qulrements for Commer A. S peclal Reports From that might be helped by chiropractic care. It is also our way of acqualn· be visible In dresses as well as Communlty Development clal Districts ManaHer & Staff: ting you with our staff and facilities. Street Improvements ACTION TAKEN B. A' ldennan's Report & While we are accepting new patients, no one need feel any obligation. swim wear, with cutouts reveal Because of their classic, back B. Contract 86-12 - Two 2nd Reading Magtsrt rate's Report Moat lnaurancea Accepted mg backs and shoulders. The to basics look, Boys expects spr 1986 Utility Tractors 4/14/86 or C. RA!Quest for Executive one-piece swimsuit with cutouts C. Contract 86-4 - GWCC 4/28/86 Sesslo:u re Personnel Ing fashions will carry well Kitchen Project 2nd Reading will be very popular, Boys says. through the summer season. •oPE IN FOR PUBLIC •a-A. ORDINANCES 4/14/86or COM~1ENT . DELAWARE CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CENTER As far as casual clothes, knits ADVERTISED FOR 2ND 4/28/86 The al l 33 °/o Discount We have Garbage Pail Courteous N.Y. Times Hardbacks 20 °/o Discount Kid's Cards Helpful Service N.Y. TimHs Paperbacks 25 °/o Discount Delaware all of the time. on all American AComp J,ete Selection Lottery* Greeting Cards of Tobacco's • LOCATION ~ ~~ Fairfax • Fairfax Shopping Center Hockes19:in • Shoppes of Hockessin Concord Pike, Wilmington, DE Ht.oute 41, Hockessin, DE 656·0013, 6:30·9:00 Mon.·Sun. 239·3909 6:30·9:00 Mon.·Sat.; 6:30·6:00 Sun. -...... ,!...... _ .• • • It .1. • I I Jays end Vikes~ hopes by Bruce johnson After a glorious and entertain ing year, the Christiana High School basketball season came to an abrupt and unfulfilling end. In the quarterfinal round of the boys state tournament, March 11 , the Vikings were upended 83~6 by Seaford at Dover High before 1,100 fans. The Vikings had jumped out to an early 14-10 first quarter lead but were eventually pressured in to several costly turnovers which allowed Seaford to take a 46-32 halftime lead. Although the Vikings were able to cut the deficit to ten (54-44) late in the third quarter, the Blue Jays held off the rally. " We felt we played as well as we could under the circumstances,'' said Viking head coach Ron Hollis. " David Chittum had sprained fingers and couldn't dribble with his left hand and Dwight Roy couldn't play because of disciplinary reasons." With the absence of point guard Roy and the limited dribbling ability of Chittum, Seaford was able to employ a full court pressure defense which forced the usually mistake-free Vikings into Delaware to host 'lacrosse finals 26 turnovers. " We lost to a good team that eventually reached the finals," C9arip hopes Final Four exci~ement Will generate strong showing by '86 Blue Hens said Hollis. " It was a terrible way to end the season and the kids would have much rather lost with Originally · the Hens a complete team." scheduled to boat the f1nala After the game, Hollis said that · but due to~· pr9bl81D8 the Viking players we~:e. stunned f".'\ffl~~-..,...... ~~~~ ~ ~--. · ~Beu that their season had come to an eel to~ the cba... onal~ unexpected halt. They had hopes yearbialied. of competing in Saturday's cham "Alter what we did In &be pionship game at the Delaware NCAA was really Impressed1- 'with Field house but the loss of Roy and the way the administration lwldl· the injury to Chittum proved too eel it," said ShiUinglaw, who wu costly. the 1979 coach of the year and bas " The kids had a good season and '1'ldj year, Delaware is hoping posted a M-47 record in seven after the loss we talked about how victory will repeat itself. The years at Delawa~. "It's an ideal far they had gone and that they unlvjtriity wW once again host the ...situation since we re right in the had nothing to be ashamed of,'' NCAA lacrosse tournament finals middle" of lacrosse hotbeds in said Hollis. "We told the kids that - this time the Final Four and the New York and Baltimore. .... you can't use one game as a championship to be played In 198•, the Hens were wrecking point for the whole Memorial Day, Monday, May 26in elimln~ted in the first round by season, but you can use it as a Delaware Stadium- and the Blue the eventual NCAA champion learning process.'' Hens are vying for yet another in- ' Johns Hopkins. Sbillinglaw is bop vitation from the tournament lng th_at experience wUl benefit The Vikings, who finished with a committee. . the Hens and make them more record of 18~ and the Blue Hen "It's definitely an incentive for determined. However, the Hens Conference Flight A title, did have tbe players and they're real ex- face one of the toughest-lacrosse a successful season and Hollis em cited," said Delaware lacrosse schedules in the country. . phasized the importance of the bead coach Bob Shillinglaw 1as1 "Anything can happen with the Christiana community support. week. "They've got in the back of caUber of our schedule," said tbelr minds that two years ago Sbillinglaw, a Phi Beta Kappa·and " I'd really like to thank the fans when we hosted we made the tour- co-captain of the University for their support,'' said Hollis, JWnent and they're hoping that North Carolina lacrosse " When I first came here, we never formula works again this year." "Realistically speaking, I got any fans. But all year long The championship game will be we need to come out, at the worst, we've had support from the fans j)layed at 1 p.m. Monday, May~. with a 12-4 record. From that and it's boosted the morale of the With the semi-final games being point, if we can get our foot In the school and the basketball pro played Saturday, May 24 at noon door of the NCAA tournament, gram." and4p.m. respectively. See HENS/ 2b Starting block Christiana Relays will get track season off and running ly meet and for schools that don't limited action this winter due to have a winter track team, it's a recruiting trips for football (he by Bruce johnson chance to run a lot of kids and see decided on the University of North where you stand against everyone Carolina). else. For good teams it's a chance Both are sprinters and will be The second annual Christiana to get qualification times for the joined by strong crop of Relays will officially open the 1986 speedsters headed by Brian Hitch, spring track season this Saturday, Penn Relays." Most coaches agreed that the Ernie Moss, Jim Lazarski, Shae March22. Cross and Brian Neumann. The Held at Christiana High School, teams with winter track programs Spartans also boast a strong group the relays will include 17 boys and will fare significantly better at the of distance runnet·s in Jim Feeley, 17 girls teams from three states. Relays than will other teams. Brian Lennon, Martin Brans and Last year's winners Padua and "We don't have a winter track James Fletcher. Dickinson High School are strong team so we are looking at it as an experiment to see what we have, But where the Spartans may favorites to repeat again this prove the most competitive is the year, with competition coming what the kids can do and how they match up,'' said Glasgow boys shot put. John Dzik and Benefield from Salesianum, Delcastle, and recently finished second and third Queen Anne's County, Md. for the head coach John Reinbolt. " It's in the indoor championships, and boys and Ursuline, Delcastle and really the first chance that we can sit down and see what we can do appear to be the relay team to Concord for the girls. beat in the event. Among area teams, Newark's against other teams." Of area teams, only St. Mark's For other boys teams, Glasgow girls teams should be the most will be led by a strong group of compeititve and all four boys has a winter track program. At the recent indoor state champion sprinters : Dway ne Ashanti, teams should have strong show Weldon Hall, Mike Chandler and ings. ships, the Spartan boys team finished second and should fare Ettrick Coley. The Christiana Relays consists . The Dragons will also be com of various sprints, middle well in Saturday's competition. "It's definietly going to be a fac petitive in the field events. Bob distance, long distance and field Sipple will team with Coley in the event relays. The track relay are tor,'' said Spartan head coach Joe O'Neill. " Basically the core of our high jump, and Rich Hastings will run in groups of four while the form half of the shot put arid field events are grouped in pairs. team is the same team that ran in the winter, so we expect to be a discus relay team. "It's an invitational meet with For Christiana, the distance teams from three states com contender in most events." Actually the Spartans should be relays may prove pivotal to suc peting and we have relays in runn cess. With junior sensation Bill ing and relays in field events as a little stronger. Added to the team are Chris Shakespeare, who Netta anchoring the distance well," said Christiana boys track relays, the Vikings could surprise. • Standouts Shelly Duch (left) and Gillian Haskell willlesd the Newark High S~hool girls track coach Paul Ramseur. " It's an ear- wrestled during the winter, and team into Saturday's Christians Relays. Mike Benefi eld , who saw only See TRACK/ 6b The New Ark Post MerchJ11p SPORTS Spartan nine to defend crown Baseball champs are in search of a few good arms to carry the load One of the most difficult tasks in Lemon said that Giordano wJII come up with a couple of others to any sport is to repeat as cham most likely start seven or eight fill the role. we'll do alright." pion. Team complacency often games this season, with the re becomes a major obstacle after a mainder of the regular season Where pitching Is the big ques blems for Lemon. " We've got banner year. But for the defending games being divided up between a tion mark for the Spartans, the In guys who can do the job defensive state champion St. Mark's High number of people . Rich field seems to be the strongest ly," said Lemon. " There are no School baseball team, complacen McFarland, Brian Dougherty, point. All positions are filled with questions that we've got the cy is replaced by hunger. Rob Ragazzo, Kenny Wallace and experienced athletes who can hit gloves but what we had in the " (Last year) was an incredible Mike DiMedio are the most likely and play the field. past, which really helped us, was experience and the hardest thing candidates. •;our infield should be pretty offensive fire power in the out was shaking it off and getting "It's just so early that we're not strong when you look at it on field. So what I'm hoping is that ready for this year," said Spartan even sure yet," said Lemon. "We paper," said Lemon. "I think it's we can find someone who can hit." skipper Tom Lemon. " But these have enough candidates and I'm the strength of our club. They're Possible outfield candidates are kids have. They're hungry. They just hoping that a couple can come good defensively and they are all Mark Lynch, Bob Ziegler, Billy like to play the game, they work around and that we can find a pit good hitters." Swift, Jeff Laznik and DiMedio. hard and they are certainly not a cher or two that can shore up the But where the Spartans may be group that's going to lay back on staff." The Spartans return both cat the strongest is the tournament - their laurels." If Lemon can not find the chers in Ralph Cicconi and George experienced senior leadership. Fortunately for the Spartans, replacements, it could be a long Mllyo, as well as Kenny Wallace " We have a lot of leaders in our they have a large crop of ex season for the state champions. at shortstop and Joe DeGregory at senior class," said Lemon. "They perienced athletes returning from "Pitching is such a factor that a second. Mark Mazlck will return are all leaders. I've enjoyed work last year's team, which defeated team can go from being an ex to third after playing some at first ing with them and they don't need the Spartans can Seaford 7-1 in the championship cellent team to a mediocre team base last season. Chuck Fischer, me to lead them, that's for st:re. final. in a hurry," said Lemon. "If our who saw a lot of action last year, They're ready to play themselves. But the Spartans lost two-thirds pitching staff is not deep enough, will start at first. They're a pleasant group to work of a starting pitching staff that with and I don't have to say a lot to A strong defense may prove we will be in trouble. But if we can The outfield, although not a combined for 16 of the team's 18 get Giordano in the groove and weakness, does pose some pro- get them ready to go." pivotal considering that one of the wins. They also lost their best hit question marks for the Hens this ter in Randy Simmons (.517), who year is in goal. With the gradua is now playing for Bob Hannah at tion of stand out goalie and co the University of Delaware. captain Joe Rourke, the Hens Lemon views the losses as must find a capable replacement. positive in that they will insure in Because last year's back-up NEWARK CAR WASH tense competition for the vacant goalie Steve Delargy suffered a spots. "We're fortunate because knee injury, the starting goalie we've got a lot of kids back, but we OPEN WHILE EXPANDING position has fallen into the lap of have w replace a lot too," said freshman Tim Grant. Lemon. "So they've got that to UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT " We could have some inex keep them hungry, knowing that perience in the goal area but so far they've got holes to fill." ALL NEW EQUIPMENT they've done really well in the pre For the Spartans to be com season scrimmages against some petitive, Lemon must find strong OPEN DAILY 8 TIL_DUSK pretty tough competition," said armed pitchers. John Giordano, CLOSED SUNDAY Shillinglaw. who went 6-1last season, returns. Offensively, the Hens will be led "He's our number one pitcher by the university's all-time career right now, but he did not have a leading scorer and Team USA at good summer so he's got to prove 264 ELKTON RD. tackman Randy Powers. " Offen himself," said Lemon. " He's got sively he's the best player I've some questions in his own mind ever coached," said Shillinglaw. and believes he's got to go out and NEWAR~ "He can do it all." prove himself, which is good." But the Hens will not be relying on Powers alone. Top scorers from last year's team are Dave Metzbower (28 goals, eight assists), Denis Sepulveda (15 goals, ten assists) and one of the best face-off men in the country, ~ TIRE Steve Shaw (nine goals, and 11 assists). Also providing offense for the ~ WAREHOUSE Hens will be junior college All AUTO 1'10.11 Cecil Et Kent County's Most Complete Auto Stores · American Butch Marino, a COMPANY transfer student. 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Hens' Scott Fineco enjoys coast-to-coast tour ------~Recommended by healthy lawns everywhere. · itial response was less than en During the trip, the friends to see what's out there, to realize LAWN-DOCTOR·:· thusaistic. " At first I said no spent more than 9,000 continuous that there's more out there than " Who really knows why we end without reall y thinking a bout it," hours in each other's company. just your hometown and it's up where we do ? lt just happens to said F in eco. " But then I said, why Yet, Fineco said that they never views." Spring special. be. " not'!" once had an argument. As the interview drew to a close Although the friends waited " It was funny . My friend kept and it was getting time for Fineco - Scott Fineco three years to make the tl'ip, saying that he wouldn't spend this to get ready for lacrosse practice, much time a round his wife," $10 OFF Fineco said there was no set he said the reasons for taking the itinerary. ''Nothing was plann Fineco said with a smile. ' 'But we trip were simple. " It was a chance your 1st Lawn Doctor serv1ce. by Bruce Johnson ed," he said. " We didn't do never ha·I any problems or squab I had and I didn't know if I was go Present this co upon at the time of purchase. anything on paper. It was just, bles. We were very fortunate in ing to get that opportunity again, Offer is good only for new customers. Coupon let's go here and let's go there that we were best friends.'' so I figured, take it while it's expires April 3D, 1986 . Limit 1cou pon per customer . While most college students whenever we wanted. We didn't With the lacrosse season getting there. When you think of it, it's spent last summer wor·king at the want to set ourselves to a under way, one had to wonder if just another summer of work that beach or in their hometowns, schedule." the trip made him a better player. you lost but, still, you've got your University of Delaware lacrosse The friends spent most of their " No it didn't," said Fineco with a whole lifetime to work. · ..• laugh. " I didn't think of lacrosse CALL 731·1616 player Scott Fineco spent his time sightseeing and hiking in " We just wanted to have some .; break in a Toyota Cor·olla, travel- numerous state a nd national on.e b,t,t. It wasn't even on my fun. We didn't do it for any other . · ing across the United States. parks. They visited Yellowstone, mmd . . - . . .•.. reason but just to have fun.and get With a friend from his Yosemite, Glacier National Park, , But Fineco:-w.ent on to,&ay;(hat it · away from work." hometown of Seneca Falls, N.Y. the Grand Canyon and the Black was impossible to think about Fineco spent 11 weeks on the road Hills of South Dalg>ta. They also anything except the spectacular covering 15,000 miles in a circular visited almost every major city sights, sounds and people that he' tour of the United States and parts from Ontario, Canada to San was confronted with daily. "You of Canada. Diego and met scores of in run out of adjectives to describe " We started talking about it as teresting people from various everything. It was just really wild. seniors in high school," said cultures. There's just no way yo u can ex 2724 PULASKI HWY. ·.· Fineco, a junior who plays defense When asked to shar·e a single ex plain it. 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For some, the run was a tune up for this weekend's punishing Caesar Rodney Half· Marathon in Wilmington. MARCH MADNESS SAL We're going crazy to clear out our warehouse for new merchandise. Get discontinued La-Z-Boy® loveseats, sleepers and chairs at All-American % Sands selected one of nation's top volleyball players Newark's Kimberly Ann Sands, tant basketball coach at her alma average Is 3.22. She Is hoping to a Wilmington College athlete, was mater, Delcastle High, for the last raise It to a 3.211, where she will OFF! named to the 1985 N AlA Division 1 · two seasons. qualify for academic All Ail-American volleyball toom as Her present grade point American status. honorable mention. Discontinued La-Z-Boy® Sands, who was Delcaslle High School's Female Athlete of the Year in 1983, resides in Robscott Merchandise ·. Manor and Is completing her ( junior year nt Wilmington Col BASEBALL FANS! lege. ENJOY THE ACTION OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL A huge selection of styles, fabrics and colors The award marks the second all at incredible prices! Hurry••• consecutive year that Sands has been named to the Ail-American JOIN. team, although Wilmington coach STRAT-0-MATIC BASEBALL John Orth said that Sands was a more complete player in 1985. ROTISSERIE LEAGUE BASEBALL MICRO LEAGUE BASEBALL Sale en·ds Orth said Sands ·led the team in every statistic but two service LEAGUES NOW FORMING points and errors. Sands set school CALL records in kills per game (6.0-471 total), perfect passes (629-92 per cent passing percentage) and digs (207). In three seasons, Sands has ~a~s of ~niglyts accumulated 1,184 total kills for Wilmington College. 366-0963 The 1985 season for Sands truly began in January 1985. She played in I he United ~-'l at es Vol -J ba ll Association Chesapeake Hegion for one of the Calypso women's ll ARE YOU teams. In February of 1985, Sands travelled to Cincinnati where she was invited to try out for the USA PREPARED FOR junior national team. A BANKING ___ CAREER? Although Sands was not selected FREE to the team, she was described as one of the top six women offen sively. Although Sands was con siderably smaller than the other COURSE I girls, no one could compete with her 30 inch vertical leaping abili IF NOT ty. WE CAN GET YOU READY IN Back in Delaware, Sands joined the Wilmington Turners women's JUST 5 WEEKS! volleyball team and then the Can Delaware Tech's well respected Bank Training non team. (Proal Operations) Program has placed over 50 graduates with area banks and credit card opera· After playing in several tour lions . naments, Sands joined the Calyp Job titles include: Proof Operator. Teller, and so men's team during the sum Customer Service Representative . mer. Her team eventually cap tured their third consecutive Program Features : Dewey Beach annual Calypso •5 Days/ Week · 5 Weeks Climax tournament over the •Learn (in small classes) Labor Day weekend. - Banking industry and operations - Proof and 10 key adding machines - Computer terminals • Presently, Sands is playing for - Job seeking and resume writing skills the Sun East Volleyball Club of •Liletme Job Placement Service Philadelphia, the Calypso Men's PROGRAM IIOINS APRIL 14, lt.. team in the New Castle County league and preparing for the Wilmington College softball For Information ca/11 season. She hopes to become Delaware Tech Training Center Wilmington College's first dual 3415 Skyline Drive athlete. Wilmington, DE 19808 (302) 368·6636 Sands has also been the assls- DID YOU FIND A BARGAIN TODAY? When you shop your local GOODWILL THRIFT SHOP Your answer will be "YES" to bargains like these: (c) Girls' dresses, blouses, skirts & sweaters $1.00 ea. , Boys' shirts & pants $1.00 ea. Women's dresses, Men's shirts & pants $1.00 ea . •~"'. Shop these locations: ~~ 28th & Market Streets, Wilmington, DE 19802 . . 782-2280 2nd & Adams. lower level Adams-Four Shopping Center, Wilmington, DE 19805 ...... 854-6926 301 S. Maryland Avenue, Wilmington. DE 19804 . 998-1836 200 New Cutle Avenue, New Castle, DE 19720 .. 154-9790 138 E. Main Street, New1rk, DE 19711 .... , , . .. . 4113 ·1430 6b Merch11, , .. Relays and I don't anticipate us relays. Senior twins Sherry and TRACK/ from lb doing well this year," he said. Terry Norris will participate in "It's just too early in the season the shot put and discus for the Vik a few teams with competitive right now. If we had another week ings. times. Another relay team which it might be different. But right might prove victorious is the long For St. Mark's, it's a rebuilding jump team of Ken Pierce and Ben now, we're just looking at it as ex year. Yet, the Spartans had an en Martin. perience." tire winter track season to get into The 'Jackets will be led by a and should do well in Saturday's Anchoring the sprints for the strong group of distance runners vikings will be Ed Hammond and invitational. Mike Medley. headed by Shelly Ouch and Gillian Haskell, who fared well during the For Glasgow, look for the 4 x 880 The Newark track team also last cross country season. The boasts a competitive distance relay team of Nance Ysais, Kathy team and could provide some stiff 'Jackets should also get some McGrath, Jennifer Wellons and competition for Christiana and St. strong performances from middle Kelly Kane to score points. Mark's. The relay teams will be distance runners and sprinters Michelle Johnson will anchor the led by Steve Hutton and Harvist Laureen Hill and Lisa Watson. sprint relays, and Tina Walley will Caesar. The 'Jackets will also pro Where the 'Jackets may prove form one-half of the high jump ve capable in the sprint relays, strongest is in the field event relay team. relays. Team co-captain Lisa which will be anchored by J .D. Look for Angel Valentine and Estrill and Joel Butcher. Mayer, who was a state champion in the discus last year, will team Chris Miller to anchor the sprint The high jump team of Richard relays and Debbie Schiebe and Atley and Peter Lord should be with her co-captain Jackie Crawford in the long jump. Michelle Tannian in the distance the most competitive field event races. In the field events, look for team for the' Jackets. With the Christiana girls team, look for freshman Karen Reese to Jocelyn Saunders in the discuss For the girls, look for defending and Pattie Welch in the shot put. Blue Hen Conference Flight A surprise some people in the sprint champion Newark to be the most competitive of area teams, this season. Although the 'Jackets graduated some top athletes, they retain a host of talented people. Springtime is Golf Time/ However, head coach Pat Walker does not anticipate a strong showing from his squad this Saturday. "We didn't do very well last year at the Christiana Full Service Local track teams will sprint into the '86 season at the Christiana Relays to be held at Christiana High School. PUBLIC GOLF FACILITY SPORTS FILE in South Carolina, where she is at The 50- and 100-mile rides will ALL WELCOME Trivia game tending College. begin at 7:30 a.m . and the 25-mile Soccer •18 Holes •6110 Yards Also, St. Mark's has a member of ride will begin at 8:30a.m . The en the faculty who starred in try fee, which includes a special Par 70 Golf Course Newark American L.L. bodybuilding. John Klepacki is the patch, map, marked route and Western Y driver's ed teacher and offensive sagwagon for breakdowns, is $8. coordinator for the football team. The Western Branch YMCA is Newark American Little now taking registration for its FEATURING: League has announced an ex He finished second in the 1975 Mr. Other weekend events are: clusive fundraiser for its 1986 Delaware contest with fifth in the youth sprin~ soccer seas.on. Rentol Clubs Avoiloble, Bent Grass • Time Trial - A 10-mile time Tees & Greens , A Quick Poce of ~ eason to benefit its young 1974 Mr. Pennsylvania contest. All games and practices will be baseball players. trial on Frazier Road off U.S. 40 held on the Y's 10-acre soccer Playing , Blue Grass Fairways , Put · Thirty-two area businesses will near the Delaware-Maryland complex. Games are played on ling Green, Driving Ronge - Irons Bicycling state line. The event will begin at 8 Saturday mornings. Only , Bar & Grill, Pro Shop , Yomoha have the one-time distinction of a .m. Call239-4948. being featured on " Trifles," a col For a soccer brochure or more Golf Cors & Pull Carts. lectors' edition trivia game board White Clay Club information, call453-1482. sponsored by the Little League. • Stretch Your Legs - A 40-mile The game board is similar to a ride over flat terrain from well known version, with ques Four weekend events have been Barksdale Park in Newark to tions on history, geography and planned by the White Clay Bicycle Delaware City. The event will entertainment, with the addition Club, among them the Icicle 25-100 begin at 9 a.m. Call366-8519. Brantwood Links of questions based on Newark and mile ride. Rt . 213 Pro Shop:398·1141 its trivia. The Icicle will be held Saturday • Cindy and Clyde Ride - A 25- Elkton, MD Clubhous•: 391·4422 The game is manufactured by morning, March 22 with the start mile ride in nearby Pennsylvania Henco, Inc. a Tennessee company in the University of Delaware's will begin at 1 p.m. at C&C that specializes in tailoring board Hollingsworth parking lot on Cyclery in Kennett Square. Call Say you saw it in The Post! games strictly for the fundraising North College Avenue. (215 ) 444-0399. purposes of non-profit organiza tions. Volunteer representatives from It's Newark's newspaper! the NALL Ladies Auxiliary will be SPECIAL OFFER ' eserving advertising spaces on a fi rst-come, first-served basis To All Physical Fitness Readers, We Will through April 4. The cost of each space, if ordered by March 31, will Offer SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS SCHAGRINGAS Co. be $150. After that date, the cost On Any WEIDER or HOFFMAN will be $175 per space. Also Asks Well-Owners: available will be limited patron Products, With This Ad. and sponsor spaces. ACT NOW! After all advertising spaces are filled, orders will then be taken NATURE'S WAY from individuals. Businesses who KIRKWOOD HWY. CASTLE MALL ARE YOU gamesmight be as interested a gift to clients in giving are these also ~;:=30:2:·':':':·':':25======3=02:·:73:7:·7:9:1:6 =~ welcome to place orders. The games board will sell for $13 PUMPING each, with all proceeds going to Newark American Little League. For those interested businesses who may have not yet been con IRON- tacted, call 366-0694 or 368-2745 and arrangements will be made to take your order. AND DON'T KNOW IT? St. Mark's Pumping Iron May Be Great for Your Body-But Not for Your Home's Water System! T een bodybuilding Many well-owners in this area are unknowingly pumping water with a high-concentration of iron. right into their homes. This mineral is washed into the water system by rainwa1er, In the past four years, three St. wh1ch f11ters down through the SOIL Although iron water is not harmful to your health-it Mark's High School graduates can 1nconvemence your lifestyle, and be very costly as well! Iron water causes reddish·brown have won the Teenage Mr. Reliable delivery stains that discolor everything it comes in contact with. As it runs through your pipes it builds Delaware contest. All three drivers wanted for bi-monthly up layers of sediment, which can eventually clog your pipes and drastically cut your water athletes excelled in football and newspape r in Cecil County . Must pressure. This iron sediment also accumulates in your water heater or boiler, increasing all agree that the discipline and be availab le Friday afternoons your operating costs as welt as decreasing the unit's service life! power foundation built through April through Mid -Septem ber . the football weight lifting pro Send replies to Cecil Whig , P.O. gram contributed greatly to their Bo x 4298 , Elkton, MD 21921 . No success in bodybuilding. calls please. Must have own vehi cle , valid drive r's license and auto SYMPTOMS OF IRON WATER: SOLUTION: • Mark Carello is the 1982 insurance . Teenage Mr. Delaware. He is a • Strong, bitter, metallic-tasting water Miracle Water® 1981 graduate of St. Mark's and • Clean laundry has brownish-tan tint > Water Refining System played defensive end and outside linebacker. Carello is currently in • Discolored porcelain; stained countertops from Schagrin Gas Co.! the x-ray business. He is not the only star athlete in the family; his sister Amy excells in basketball and is the only sophomore on the girl's team. '*Miracle Water Softens Your Water • Fran Papili is the 1984 AAU As It Removes All Traces of Iron!* Teenage Mr. Delaware and the 1985 NPC Delaware Bodybuilding • Refined water is pure, crystal clear and fresh tasting • laundry champion. His success can be whites are dazzling and colors bright • refined water eliminates d irectly attributed to his Scale build-up • plumbing fixtures, water heaters, other ap knowledge, dedication, and pliances work more efficiently perserverance to the sport of bodybuilding. Papili played out and last longer • vegetables & side linebacker on the football other foods cooked in refined team and also holds the school water look and taste better record in push-ups with 110. He is currently attending the University of Delaware and is training in PLEASE HELP US FIND OUR DOG tensely at the High Energy Gym THE MOST RELIABLE for future contests. EQUIPMENT ON THE MARKET!.,_ Lifetime War111nty • Roy Thompson was just on Tank Included/ recently crowned the 1986 AAU REWARD-$1,000. Mr. Teenage Delaware. He is a QUALITY WATER CONDITIONER EQUIPMENT FOR TREATMENT OF IRON ACID 1984 graduate of St. Mark's and HARDNESS, ODORS, NITRATES, BACTERIA & BAD TASTING WATER! ' now attends the University of 3-Year Old Sheltie Dog Delaware. Thompson was an All Catholic safety in football and Has collar with name "SPUNKY" on it with name placed fourth at the state wrestl and address and telephone number on Dog Tag. • SCHAGRINGAS CO~)t- ""'::~l~"' ing tournament in the 167 pound weight class. Missing in vicinity of Carpenter's Point Saturday, 225 S. Bridge Street, ELKTON, Maryland There is also a budding female March 1st. bodybuilding star on the horizon. 1000 N. 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Since the program was tional lenten practices of prayer, started in the local Diocese in fasting and almsgiving and adds 1977, $57,339 has been used to fund the element of awareness for food program within this area. families who paricipate during the This represents a 25 percent share Lenten season. of the total raised, with 75 percent Those who participate in the reserved for projects of Catholic program are encouraged to pray Relief Services. and reflect on those around the Persons who have been saving world who suffer the injustice of during this period will bring their poverty and hunger. Individuals money to their local church on and families are encouraged to Palm Sunday. Local applications eat a reduced meal at least once a for funding are due in the week during Lent, place the sav Diocesan office by June 1. ings that would have been spent on Guidelines are available for local a regular meal into their family groups and organizations to follow rice bowl and heighten their own if they are interested in applying and others' awareness of the for the local monies. .-....m..-m maamm ...... 1 1m WELCOME TO WORSHIP m I First Presbyterian Church m E1 292 WEST MAIN, NEWARK, DE Iii . MARCH 23 PALM SUNDAY* 10:30A.M. MARCH 27 MAUNDY THURSDAY 7:30P.M. I MARCH 30 EASTER SUNDAY* 9:00 & 11:00 A.M. IIii Iii *Nursery Available m The Reverend Robert L. Lowrey, D. Min., Pastor mI The Reverend Margaret S . Ronaldson, Minister of Visitation m Mrs. Patricia S. Singleton, Coordinator of Christian Ed. Iii CHURCH FILE 23rd Annual HEMISPHERE PAGEANT Saturday, April 12th ~ Mr. Stephe~A~;· Director of M~~EIIii·iil·ll~ Howard Johnson Motor Lodge 'The Victor' Fairwinds Newark, Delaware (Delaware Residency Not Required) MAUNDY THURSDAY SERVICE Pike Creek Baptist 'Up From the Grave' NO Registration Fee! You May Enter: " The Victor," an Easter can A unique Easter program entitl tata by Jimmy and Carol Owens, ed "Up From the Grave" will be will be held at 7 p.m . Good Friday, held March 28-30 at Fairwinds *Beauty- ~~ea~es t~~ Good Friday March 28 at Pike Creek Valley Baptist Church, Fir and Seymour Baptist Church. avenues, Bear. The church is located at 199 Pol The drama will feature special *Model- Females 3-30 Services: ly Drummond Hill Rd. For in lighting and effects portraying the formation, call731-7770. crucifixion and resurrection of *Talent- Males & Female NOON Christ. There will be more than 50 cast members in costumes of the 3-30 Bible-era. TENEBRAE 7 P.M. Services *Babies -1od~lers & Infants " Up From the Grave" will ALL WELCOME begin at 7 p.m . nightly Friday, Proceeds Donated To Roselli Newark Methodist March 28 through Sunday, March 30. Scholarsh ip Fund & Children 's Hospital The Newark United Methodist Nursery will be provided. Church, 69 E . Main St., has an $350,000 in National Prizes including 6 cars. NEWARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH nounced special services to be $100,000 in State Prizes including 12 trips to 69 East Main St. • 368-8774 held during Holy Week. ~'E~o;N'G' JjjJ Miami Beach, Fla.- Fontainbleau Hilton Hotel Nursery available for evening services Services will be held at 8:30 VIDEOGRAPHY a.m ., 9:30 a .m . and 11 a .m . on (302) 368-2689 Palm Sunday, March 23. Church SpttCIIJIUmg m W~tddmgs lrom For Application Call: school and nursery will be rh• mosr Informal ro thtJ mosr formtJI available during the 9:30a.m . and Donna J. Furio, Director - (302) 737-3061 Daily 11 a.m . services. Jiv This year could well be " We really don't know why food or eat clothing, rugs- or fur nuisance, Graustein says the best places where the bugs may come can spray them with a household remembered as the year of the there are more boxelder bugs this niture - they can be a nuisance. control measure is to remove the indoors, and creating a 6- to 10- insecticide to decrease their boxelder bug, according to year," Grausteln says. " But we According to Graustein, they boxelder trees in which they live. foot barrier strip around the foun numbers. The entomologist sug University of Delaware extension theorize that last winter's deep enter homes in the fall looking for "This may sound drastic," he dation of a building by raking gests collecting box elder bugs in a entomologist Mark Graustein. freeze may have killed off many of places to hibernate. Once settled says, " but if you have any of these leaves, weeds and grass from this vacuum cleaner, rather than try "I've ·received more calls this their predators, permitting a In, they remain fairly inactive un trees in your yard, you know that area. ing to squash them. When crushed . winter complaining about this in large overwintering population til early March when the days get they're not particularly desirable Graustein also suggests spray ther may leave nasty permaqent sect than in any of the last eight or this year. Perhaps their food warmer. in the first place." ing sevin, diazinon or malathion stams on draperies and other nine years," he says. plants also weathered last winter They're more likely to appear Other control devices for this on female boxelder trees and the materials. For those of you lucky enough better than other trees and on mild, sunny days than during pest include eliminating possible sides of a building where the bugs A free fact sheet on the boxelder not to have these insects in your plants." rainy weather. By late April they hiding places - such as rock piles, congregate. bug and its control is available house - or who don't know if you Though the bugs themselves are will be back in host trees. boards, leaves and general debris People who live in apartments from county extension office. Jin have them - boxelder bugs are harmless - they don't get into Where boxelder bugs are a - near the house, repairing and are troubled bv these insects Newark, telepHone 451-2506. best described as black lightning bugs with red stripes. During. warm fall and winter days they're often found in great numbers cl inging to the sunny sides of FUNK & WAGNALLS buildings. Reports from all three counties FAMILY LEGAL GUIDE In Delaware indicate that box SUPER~lc:FRESH AT LAST ... An Authentic legal Guide for the elder bugs {Ire a big problem cfo't'la,l;fs Entire family that's Easy to Read and Understand throughout ffie state this year. 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""o"' was christened from the same Early June Peas 2 cans #0 APPLE WEST VIRG INIA HYG RADE ....ou 1.17. bowl as his great grandfather, the BONUS BU Y SAVE 14' Boneless Ham Fillets lb 3.49 late Wiliam Price III. 16·0Z.79¢ ...~:. ""'o"" The godparents are Kimberly J. A&P Lima Beans 2 cans #0 SAUCE Brink of Elkton, Md. and Michael BONUS BU Y SAVE 27' D. Davis of Cecilton. Grand SERVICE DELl SAVINGS parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert A&P Mushrooms D. Brink of Elkton and Mr. and A&P BRAND Mrs. William Price IV of Middle 16~1cans Neck Road. Great grandparents 3 DELICIOUS PERDUE are Molly G. Stewart of Mid PASTA dletown and Elizabeth S. Price of MED. OR LARGE SHELLS, ZITI. DIETZ & WATSON CHICKEN LEGS Middle Neck Road. RIGA TONI , MOSTACIOLI, ELBOW MAC. DAIRY SAVINGS REG OR THIN SPAGHETTI BEEF BOLOGNA 0 1 Grade Seminar :~:.. i~p~ri~tM~~ Q;~~~ERs gk~z 59¢~~~ o ""' 'A' 79c· $1 lb. 16-oz BONUSBUY SAVE90' 100'oPURE 64·DZBTL O 1 19 ~O~ t~ Freedom from smoking cans 3 Tropicana Orange Juice 1 •69 -;0:, • halt BONUS BUY SAVE 14' REG OR LOW SALT O BONUSBUYSA VE110 WHOLEMILKORPARTSIIM O pound A "Freedom From Smoking Triscuit Crackers 9 ~·g.z 1 •35 ": ~ Polly-0 Ricotta ;~~~. 3. 79 -; :, soNussuv sAvE so· LONGACR EaRowNEo .,..o,.. Forever" seminar will be held 0 0 BONUS BUY SAVE14' NABISCOSTRIPED SHORT6READ 0 BON USB ~Y SAVE70< 100'b PURE s.•·OZ BT_L ..,0., Chicken Breast ~~':;~~' 1 I 09 "'O"" April 22 and 29 at Newark High 11 2 School by the Delaware Lung Party Grahams ~~ 'gk~ '" 1 •35 ~0:. Trop1cana GrapefrUit Ju1ce 1 •59 ""o"" siGNATUREBRAN D HALF PouND ¢ 0 Red Potato Salad Supreme 99 "; ~ Association. BO~USBU Y SAVE 14' REG OR LOW SALT ....0_, 0 The program is designed for in 1 BONUSBU Y SAVE41 •LB 0 dividuals who desire continued R1tz Crackers gk~z 1 •85 ....o.... FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS support and encouragement in Swiss Lite Cheese p~~~d 1 •79 ";0~ their efforts to remain non BONUS BUYS AVE61' LB OSCAR MAYER ' ..,.Ou smokers. PRODUCE SAVINGS A&PBRAND ... FROLCONC. Deli Style Bologna p~~~d 1 • 19 ... ..,. The sessions will include in 0 formation on stress reduction, diet BONUSBUY SAVESO• DlfTZ!WATSONAC and exercise. RED , RIPE CALIFORNIA ORANGE Braunschweiger pound 1 , 19 ::~:.. For information, call655-7258. FRESH JUICE HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Seminar -SEAFOOD SAVINGS- BO~USBUY ~AVE'319 NORMAL . D~~~~Ii Y ..,..0, B~NUS BUY SAVE •2 00 .. a FRESH O Finances of elderly STRSAWBSER~~;s (~;L- .~,~,!;"~ ::::, D1mens1on Shampoo~ bus 2 •59 ....0.... F1llet of Flounder lb 3 •99 ~0~ BONUS BU Y SAVE 30' ANY VARIET Y 0 BONUSBU.YSAVE '1OOLB . 40T0 50 PERPOUNO ,O., 1 Ban Solid Deodorant ~-~; · • "; ~ " Financial Management for basket Gorton's F1sh Sticks ;k~z •7 9 ~0~ 2 39 0 Med1um Shnmp lb 4 •99 •o"" Older Persons" will be discussed BONUS BUY SAVE 40' 2·0Z PKG FRESH AT LA NTICWHITEF ISH 0 1 by Robert J. Ruth of the Bank of 0 Arrid Solid Deodorant Ocean Pout Delaware trust department at C ~ij~;~ia L~rg~ · Tangerines 5 lor$1 ~l~ Ch~dd~~E Br~~~~R ~~·~ ~ 1 •59,:::.. 2.49:~:. BON USBU Y SAVE 90< 50< 7:30p.m. Monday, M~rch 24 at St. BONUS BUY .SAVE 33' CALIFORNIA $ 0 EGG PLAN PAR~ LASAGNA SlUffEDSHE llS MANICOTil O BONUS BUY SAVE LB1 M1A ION CRABMEAT 1 15·0Z 3 29 -~· ...! .. . Philip's Lutheran Church, 4501 Fresh Carrots 1 Celentano Entrees • : :. Nivea Lotion pkg , 'O"" Whole Sea Legs lb 3 • 49 •o' . Kirkwood Highway near Newark. 3 b~gs ~0~ gk~z 1 69 0 Persons concerned abput finan BONUSBUY .. SAVE 21' 3·LB BAG A&PBRAND.CUTCORN.CAULIFLOWEROA $ 0 BONUSBU Y SAVE 210 AFTERSHAVE 0 SELECT B·OZ CONT •2 19 OR 2 B·OZ 1.99 ~l~ ,_. cial management In their later Golden Delicious Apples 1 •48 -:~~ Broccoli Spears ~ ~~·g; 1 ~o:. British Sterling ~~·gz 2 •99 :0~ Stewing Oysters cont years or about the management of BONUS BUY SAVE44' $ O A&P BRAND,HANDI ·WHIPTOPPING OR $ ....0 finances of elderly relatives are 8 1 Rt. 896 - Fairfield I S. Chapel St. & Chestnut Hill Rd. invited. . Fresh Avocadoes 2 1ar 1 ~ :. Sliced Strawberries 2 ;,~~ ~~ 1 .... o... Shopping Center Castle Mall The program is offered free of 0 BONUS BUY SAVE44' 0 IN BUTIERSAUCE BROC CAULI &CARROTSOR 11< ,..0., charge by the Martin Luther Large Juicy Lemons 4 1a• ¢:: :: Bridseye Corn ,.. NEWARK NEWARK J··:. Foundation, a Lutheran communi 88 0 •gk~z 99 •o"" '-~O!:,PE!:!NC!.£24~H~O~U~R~S~·:.!M~O~N~D:!A~Yc.T!.lH:!!:R:!.!:U~S=.!A~T~U~R~D~A..!..Y.:..· ~CH!.!.E~C~K~S~T:..::O~R.!!E:..:F...::O~R.:.cS~U~N.!!D~A~Y...!H..!!O~U~R..!!S~___, , ty services agency. lOb The NewArk Post March11,1• UFESTYLE : Prevent Cavities with Master Gardeners Sealants First crop promising, extension agent says "a plastic shield" The Delaware Cooperative Ex extension home garden programs estate gardener, a landscape and be well prepared. Over the next tension Service's first crop of to their communities. lawn care manager, and a profes seven weeks they will receive 45 Master Gardeners began training "We had 50 applicants but could sional groundskeeper. hours of intensive training in the March 3 and they're a promising choose only 25," Barton says. Beyond that, the list includes a following topics: plant Identifica crew, according to extension hor "That's the limit we set In ad lawyer, a counseling psychologist, tion, soils, plant nutrient sources, ticulturist Sue Barton. vance for the first class. Most can a retired patent attorney, a nurse, plant growth and propagation, " I'm thrilled with the people didates were very well qualified a plant pathologist, a retired home landscaping, landscape Call for more information. who've signed up for the pro and those not selected this time biochemist, several homemakers, maintenance, insect identification gram," Barton said after meeting around should reapply next year two florists, a minister and a pro and control, pesticide use, sprayer Dr. Howard Schapiro them for the first class session. when we offer another training fessional writer. Many have calibration, plant diseases and " They're a fascinating group of session in Dover." previous volunteer experience. control, safety, turf management, 138 Cathedral St. Pediatric Dentistry Elkton, MD people - very eager and ar All of those selected for the pre On their applications candidates houseplant care, vegetable (Behind P.O.I 318-9230 ticulate." sent class indicated two reasons were asked to indicate garden gardening, and dealing with the From now until April 21 the for applying: a desire to increase related activities in which they public. volunteers will be attending class their own knowledge of hor would like to become involved. The Master Gardener can twice a week to learn the basics of ticulture, and a desire to help Priorities included providing didates have already begun to plant care from Barton, other ex others enjoy gardening. garden therapy programs for plan their volunteer activities for tension professionals, and Univer The present group of Master groups, participation in a this spring and summer. They will sity of Delaware plant scientists. Gardener candidates includes in speaker's bureau and working be involved in the University of Once they receive their cer dividuals of widely varying ages with 4-H gardening projects. Delaware's Ag Day, Market tificates, the Master Gardeners and backgrounds. Some already By the time they receive·their Street Mall plantings In Wilm are committed to spending an have considerable gardening ex Master Gardener certificates, the ington, the Delaware State Fair, equal number of hours bringing perience - notably a retired present class of volunteers should and other home gardening events. UFE FILE England • Scotland • Ireland •FRESH MEAT•GROCERIES is usually shiny black. It is often •PRODUCE •FROZEN FOODS called a " water bug" because It AI/ Inclusive Gildea's likes damp locations. It can enter houses through openings in the July 13-28 • 16 Days NICKLES MARKET Lawns & landscaping sewer and other drainage system. BRIDGE ST. PLAZA " If you have a serious problem Roundtrip from Cecil & New Castle Counties ELKTON, MD Several lawn care and landscap with roaches, consider calling a OPEN MON .-THURS. I A.M.-I P.M. ing seminars for homeowners professional pest controller," ad 398-3676 FRI ., SAT. 1·10; SUN. t-t have been scheduled by Gildea's vises Graustein. They have $1685 per person Nursery and Landscaping, 2825 special equipment, techniques All sightseeing and land arrangements by Ogletown Rd., Newark. and insecticides that are not They are as follows: available to the layperson. TRAFALGAR TOURS. 1st class accom. and • Annuals and perennials, 10 Members of the Delaware Pest most meals included. A beautiful leisure trip. a.m. Saturday, March 22. Control Associaiton can provide • Weed control, 10 a .m . Satur professional, safe cockroach con For more information call ELKTON TRAVEL 301- We keep you Posted! day, March 29. trol. They are listed with county 398-9600 , CHARLIE B. TRAVELS 302-368-9151 or • Ground cover, 10 a .m. Satur extension offices and can be found WAYNE Hlll301-287-2290. day, Apri15. in the yellow pages. • Lawn and landscape drainage problems, 10 a.m. Saturday, April 12. • Dogwood planting and care, 10 a.m . Saturday, April19. Bl1fi1l .l ,ll • Landscape project planning, ~~f-'COLORING ._ 10 a.m . Saturday, April26. All seminars will be held in the View Room at Gildea's, and will CONTEST F focus on the needs of the residen ·~~ 111&1.1 (J!/~ tial homeowner. To register to at tend any of the seminars, call Gildea's at 737-6535. ------, Gildea's welcomes suggestions I CONTEST for additional seminar topics. I I Enter I RULES: : 1. The Contest Is and 1 Open To All Gardening : Children Ages 4 tshland seminar Win! 1 Through 10. Entries May IA gardening seminar will be 2. All Entries Must 1\eld at the Ashland Nature Center Be Dropped Be Received No on Saturday, March 22. Starting at 1 p.m., experts will Off At Any Later Than Sat., discuss plot preparation, her March 29th by 12 bicides and insecticides, protec Of The tion against mammals, ways to Noon . grow perennials, soil testing, and Following Stores produce preservation. The semina r is offered by the 3. Any Type Of Delaware Nature Education •Rite Aid Paint, Crayon, Or Society. Watercolor May A pre-registration fee of $3 is re •Sears quested, admission will be ac Be Used. cepted at the door. The Ashland •Chat 'n Chew .JW Nature Center is located at the junction of Brackenville and 4. There Will Be Barley Mill Roads, Hockessin. •Elkton Optical Three Categories For more information, t.:all 239- 2334 . And One Prize •Radio Shack Will Be Awarded •LeRoys In Each Age Cockroaches Group. •Matthews Infernal nemesis 5. Age Groups Are •Pic 'n Pay As Follows: Cockroach. Even the name br ings dread to the most fastidious of •Dr. Alan Turner housekeepers. These insects can Ages 4-5 thrive in the most unlikely places. Ages 6-7 They've developed resistence to •Elk Book & Card many insecticides, and they can Ages 8-10 spread certain human diseases in •J .S. Raub cludin g salmonella . Once established, cockroaches are dif 6. The Decision Of ficult to control even in the •Fashion Bug cleanest of homes. The Judges Will Infestations often begin when •McDonald 's Be Final And An roaches are brought into the home nounced On Sat., in food stuffs or spread from adja cent apartments, storerooms or •Atlantic Federal March 29, 1986 other buildings. According to Mark Graustein, University of •Peebles Dept. Store Delaware extension entomologist, the newly hatched young can easi ly pass through a crack only 1/50 , •Cutler Camera 1 of an inch wide. I Name:------7. Easter Picture " Roaches are nocturnal," says •Griffith. Dyer &Co. 11 Address: ______On This Page Will the entomologist. " They become I active within two hours after dark I Age:: ______Phone: Be The Only Pic and they cease activity just before •Universal Video I ture Accepted. dawn. So they often go unnoticed I until populations are alarmingly high." •Allen Myers Snack t ______------J Graustein says Delaware Haus residents are likely to encounter one or more of five species of Most Stores Open cockroach. The most common, the 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily, 12-5 Sunday German cockroach, is also the SPONSORED BY THE BIG ELK MALL MERCHANTS ASSOC . hardest to control. As an adult it Is AND PARTICIPATING STORES . about '• inch long, tan, and has two dark marks near the head. The American cockroach is the BIG ELK largest of the five, averagi ng 1 '12 FREE PARKING! Inches long. It is reddish brown and usually occurs in restaurants Coma Sea Easter Bunny and food warehouses, but may In fest nearby homes and apart Big Elk Mall On Saturday, ments as well. March 29, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Orienta l cockroach 'averAges about one inch long and March 18 11181 The NewArk Post 11b BUSINESS FILE •.• FOR ALL OF YOUR GLASS NEEDS free. Reservations should be News-Post, Frederick. Auto • Commercial • Home Jamesway made by callin!!t429-2299. At the association's annual con vention, attended by more than 140 persons from the newspaper •Al'IO GlA SS Easter Bunny Officers industry, speakers included col •STOREFRONTS umnist Jack Anderson, who called , , GU.S 1 •TABLETOPS Children who have their pic Press Association lawyers " the greatest danger to · H ~ · rro ~. tures taken with the Easter Bunny day" for newspapers because of •MIRRORS " ~ .UL AI£0 at the Jamesway store in New Representatives of newspapers their frequent filing of libel suits. f11mld&Cu1ToSize in Maryland, Delaware and the These, he pointed out, resulted in GlASS Castle Square Mall on Saturday •PLEXIGlAS March 22 will be doing a good tur~ District of Columbia chose John C. "stories being suppressed" BOA GLAS~ Worthington IV of Bel Air, Md. as because of the high cost of defen in the process. •STORM WINDOW REPAIR • HRH~~ Proceeds from the photograph their new president Feb. 23 during ding suits, even though most are sessions will benefit the Children's a convention in Bethesda, Md. won by the papers. They also heard warnings of Hospital of Philadelphia. Children FREE ESTIMATES •INSTALLATION AVAILABLE can have pictures taken from 10 new and continued dangers in the Baltimore attorney Daniel area of libel. Moore called for the newspapers •24 HR. EMERGENCY BOARD·UPS •INSURANCE WOR K INVIl EO a.m. to 5 p.m. to step up their fight in the Worthington, co-publisher of the (Near Buckworth'sl Aegis weekly newspaper, is the legislatures for libel protections third in his family to hold the to end punitive damages and to IRA presidency during the past half shift the burden of costs - and to 116 Landing Lane century of the Maryland do more to educate people about Free seminar Delaware-D.C. Press Association. the dangers of the present trends Other officers chosen for the in libel litigation. Williams Bank of Delaware is sponsoring coming year are Ed Beeler of the a seminar on the tax advantages Carroll County Times, Loyola Mortgage of an Individual Retirement Ac Westminster, president-elect; count (IRA) from 7-8 :30 p.m. Milton Mitchell of Atlantic Loyola Mortgage Corp. of Tuesday, April 1, at the Sheraton Publication, Rehoboth Beach Baltimore has appointed Bill Inn in Newark. Del., vice president; Dick Bailey Williams of Newark as their loan The seminar wlll feature Robert of the Delaware State News, representative in the New Castle M. Barbacane of Barbacane, Dover, secretary, and Jean Moon 20-in., 3-hp County area. Thornton & Co., who wlll present a of Patuxent Publishing, Colum Williams has extensive ex discussion on "Developing an bia, Md., treasurer. perience in the real estate and Understanding for IRAs." The Newly elected directors of the LAWN MOWER mortgage lending fields. session will also include Bank of association are Fred Temby of the 10" HANGING Loyola Mortgage Corp. is a sub Delaware's IRA specialist, Herald-Mail, Hagerstown; Bill BASKETS sidiary of Loyola Federal Savings, Ronald H. Foster, who will pre Holland of the Montgomery A Good Selection one of Maryland's largest thrifts sent "Investment Options" at Sentinel-Chronicle ; Travis of varieties with approximately $1.5 billion in Bank of Delaware. Rockey of the Daily Banner, Cam assets. Admission to the seminar is bridge, and George Randall of the SALE CAMPUS FILE ssss ministered on the university's an average of 3.6 to 3.9 for coursework completed during the \~ Delaware Campus. Del Tech fall semester. The School of Hotel and Duffy Restaurant Management is Geriatric nurse aides located on the university's 95 Reg 139% t25 The Industrial Training Center Dean's list Delaware Campus on U.S. 202. 114 ~ d•' e of Delaware Technical and Com Timothy Duffy, the son of Mr. munity College, located in Pike and Mrs. Timothy Duffy of Carlin GARDEN & FLOWER SEED KLEEN Creek Valley, is accepting Newark and a student at the Dean's list GRO 1 registration for its April 7 class for Widener University School of •AGreaJSel ec ti on . ~ HOLLYma-w•-TONE geriatric nurse aides. Michael T. Carlin of Newark has I"@§; ~ 511M IS Hulfl111ndl•n... Ouru· Kreider clu• '" • Dlnc:• ·AIIun bridesmaid ud fl ower ~. ghl confl!c tl ons ... detlgn· l!d bvMirhii ii! Piuloneln Vl!rulllntlff~ttawllhruf · Visits Virginia Tech ~~~nb o ~l~t!l that ; an ,~! 01 11 1 B~IDfiL t hould• r. Sklruplckup tu rl!vullau hemlln e1 . Marc Kreider of Newark was Matching h111 h om Tin• Mlchlfl l , AI 1111n In thi! part of a group of high school D«cemb• t/Janul ry .nd Brv;QEoo Februuy/Marrh luunof seniors recently invited to the Mudern8rlde magulne. Virginia Tech campus for the OVJLET university's ninth scholarship competition, through which $192,000 in academic scholarships ALWAYS will be awarded. Kreider, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kreider, is a top-ranking 20-80% senior at Archmere Academy. One hundred twenty-nine of Off Tech's 1986-87 freshman class ap plicants were selected for the Open 7 days competition. Among the scholar week & ships to be awarded is the Walter a S. Newman Scholarship, named 5 nights. for a former.Virginia Tech presi dent. This $3,000 scholarship is renewable for four years. Keppel 1643 N. Dupont Hwy. Astro Shop Ctr. Who's Who (3021734·3700 (302) 731 ·8802 DOVER NEWARK Arthur B. Keppel of Newark, a student at Widener University's Delaware Law School, has been named by Who's Who Among UNCLAIMED FREIGHT CO. Students in American Universities & LIQUIDATION SALES, INC. and Colleges as being among the Cerlls le Lancaster Store Houri : York 1880Hurlsburg P k . nation's most outstanding campus 4585W . Market5t. 3019Hempland Rd . Mon. thruFrl. t a .m . tolp.m , C~tll s l e . PA leaders. l1ncaster, PA Slturdaytl.m . toSp. m . York. PA 717 ·249·5718 Keppel, a third-yeat· student in 717 ·397·1241 Sundly 12-Sp.m . 717·792·3502 !Carlisle Pk .l the day division, is a note and comment editor of the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law, the You've Read the ads, but one school's law review, and a recliner at $499.00 and up and member of the Phi Delta Phi they give you one freellll Legal Fraternity. He is a resident NOW - BUY THIS RECLINER of Newark, and the son of AT $389.95 and we'll give Margaret F . Keppel of Newark. you a matching SOFA AND LOVESEAT FREEIII auorted colora and Webb fabrics . antron nvlons ond here . chonllleo. the reason the price Is so Widener dean's list low Is becauae we are what our name repreaenu ... deala Kimberly Webb of Newark, a hom factorlea. third-year student enrolled ln unclolmed refuulo. llquldo11ng for Widener University's merchan manufacturer. FULL dising program, has been named WARRANTY ON MOST ITEMS Il l ... 14 yean of tucceaa to prove It, to the dean's list In recognition of you wllloee once you ohop uolf you academic achievement for don't ahop ua you ere theiOitrl. coursework completed during the fall semester. SAVE MONEY AND IUY QUALITY FUIINITUIIE AT LOW PIIICESII Webb, who is the daughter of ALMOST ALL OUII PIIICEI AilE AT A SAVINGS OF 70'1t Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webb of AND UP OFF OF IIEOULAII IIETAJLS PIIII:Utlllllll Newark, earned this award by We heve o Iorge euortment of Olnlng Room Sult11. Gun Ceblnoll. Living Room maintaining an academic average Suit ... Mettreu Sell, Rockoro. Hope Chilli, End Table Sell. Weterbedo, Boro. of 3.6 to 3.9. Deoko. hdroomo. Etc .. .. . No Refundo, No Exchengeo. Cuh & Corry. Moo1orCord. 1 Widener's merchandising pro m:o.i.h:~~ · o'~'i'i.":W'• .f:l :.;H~II.C'I:;j,M, ~'it:·crA~ ~~~:i · c~~~~~s FOil gram, which offers associate and N•t"••,•n•llltehrfypolrlphlullhrort ' baccalaureate degrees, Is ad- -12b ThP. NAwArk Post Merch11,1188 ' Your Convenient Shop-At-Home Center Call Today: 737-0905 Deadlines: Monday 1 p.m. CLASSIFIEDS Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8;30a.m. ·5:00p.m. •l 301 Baby eittlng 341 ln·etruction 421 uv.. tock Classified 301 Building Contractore 430 Mlacallllnaoua 704 Property for Sale 350 Kennels Commarcllll for Sale 310 Car Poole 352 Landscaping 432 Mualcallnatrumanta 701 ·- Directory 312 Catarare 434 Produce 701 Mobile Home for Sale 354 Lawn Sarvica1 710 Housing Wanted 314 Chimney Sweep lftrr"tl 431 Pats 355 Mlacallanaoua 737-0905 .6 311 Cleaning Services 431 Seeds & Pienta Services EMPL.O'fMENT GENERAL 440 I porta Equipment 311 Concrete 358 Moving & Storage MERCHANDISE =·t 320 Dey Cere 442 Tire• 351 Office Suppil81 401 202 Help Wanted 322 Deed Animal Removal 310 Orchards Flea Market 204 Jobs Wanted 324 Dry Cleaning 402 Antiques tti ~. 312 Painting 404 Appliances TRANSPORT&e:' ~ 206 Schoole/lnatructione 321 Electric Contrectore 314 Plumbing . 327 Entertainment 311 Radio/TV repair 401 Blcycl.. & Mopeda 401 Boata & Motor• 102 MotorCycle• .a. 328 Excavations 311 Reeteurante Recreation Vehicles 104 330 Extermination 410 Building Suppllee 370 Roofing 412 Clothing ·eoe Trucks/Vena 102 Auctions 332 Floriatl Automobiles 372 Service Stations 414 Farm Equipment 101 104 Card of Thenkl ~ 334 Funeral Hom•• ~ 110 Automobile Leasing -· Garbage Removal 373 Sewing 411 Firewood •'· Loet & Found 331 812 Automobile 101 SERVICES 331 Gla11 411 Flea Market Notice• 374 Shoe Repair Equipment/ Perta 101 420 Furniture 502• Buaina11 340 Hardware 110 Pareonnale 378 Taxidermist Opportunities 114 Towing Teddy Ade Air Conditioning/ 342 Home improvement 378 Tutoring 422 Garden Suppiiaa REAL ESTATE 112 302 424 111 Automobiles Wanted 114 Yard Sales Heating 344 lncnma Tax Service 310 Upholltering Homemade 504 Money to Land Mortgagee 100 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 150 Want•d 304 Auto repairs 348 lnauo·ance 382 Welding 421 Houtahold Goods 501 702 Houaing for Sale ======~~202-~- Help==-- Wanted=-=- ~202-~ Help-=-- Wanted=--~- ~202 Help==== Wanted ~202 ~~~~~Help Wanted 202 Help - ~Wanted~ ~02~~= Help Wanted ·~ CLE~iCA L------CONSTRU-cTiON FOREMAN DELl GAL Nites and weekem;s:- H 0 USE KEE PER , mat ur e If you don't SELL AVON RATES DRIVER for portable Sanitation App ly in person : Country Maid, woman to ca re for house & 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Experience on pipe work . Send PRODUCTS ... Route. Year round work. Good Un iversity Plaza, Newark, DE . children ages 5 & 8. Car a must. Here'• some re11on1 WHY Secretaries resume to : PO Box 743, New benefits. Apply in person Weekda s, 8-3 m. 5 day week . Live in or out. YOU SHOULDI ,._ Castle, DE 19720 E.O.E. Boulden In c, 48 Old Crystal Reaching Cecil County, Maryland & Newark, Delaware. - Located between Newark & High a1 50% earning• on a , Typists COOKS·2 yeare expereince. Beach Rd ., Earl evil le , MD or Elkton . Send resume to Cecil productthat eell1 111 eelf. ' ' Apply Mon-Fri, 9·5, Money's 540 Old Barks dale Rd , Newark, Whig, P 0 Box 429-E, Elkton, PRIVATE PARTY ADS DISSATISIFIED? Mll..2J.92..L ______Create your own working ~ Word processors Rettaurant & Truck Plaza, DE . houre and be your own boll".' •· · 20 Words or less: 1 week ...... $4.95 Rt301 , Middletown, DE . NEED MORE MONEY? INSIDE SALES needed im Ordere delivered right to.·· M00-$1200 PART-TIME mediately in general office. Ex yourdoor. . ,.. Receptionists PUBLIC AUCTION $2000-t8000 FULL-TIME pereinced office person with 20 Words or less: 2 Weeks ...... $9.50 178 + I· ACRE FARM to clear up Bateman Estate. COMPLETE TRAINING the following :typing / fili ng , g~-:~~~~~•. o~ea~~~r ~~~ ... Accounting Clerks SATURDAY , MARCH 22 , 1986at 11 :00a.m. CALL NOW! tel ep hone /customer service, Jewelry and Gift Item e. ' . Blind Ads (reply to Box No.) .. . add $2.00 prefer CRT ski ll s. Appl ica tion & Lo cated off US 301 , From Galena , Md . IRt 213 .1 Win fabuloue glft1 end' • YOU MAKE THE 302-239-0449 int erview dates avai l at office. prizee. . 1~ Additional Words ...... 25~ (per word) take route 290 sou th fo r 2 miles . turn left on Lamb · ASK FOR BOB Ou tdoor Sports Headqu arters, AVON Celebrating it's 1001!>. DIFFERENCE so n-Millington Rd. go 1 y, miles , turn right on Penin sula In dustr ial Park, Bold Type Face ...... add $1.00 Mas ton Rd.IDud ley Chance Rd .J 2nd . Farm on Iacross from Ryland Homes) , ~~~:al~in the family ol._,., AT CASEY right. Nort h East, MD. E.O.E. Avon Repreaenativea, ' '" Please check your Ad the first time it appears. We can be We're entering our 33rd year App roxi mately 110 tillable acres, balance INSURANCE You'll be glad you did! ' J ' Call Nicki, 301-398-3311/1 in the employment help ser· woodland , stream , idea l for goose hunting. 2 story Du e to retirement-established responsible for only one incorrect insertion. debit in El kton / Cecil Cou nty. 800-523-5397, until5pm. vice field . Our success is at frame house & 2 silos . tributed to the profes Expereince preferred, but will After Spm, 301-398-8985. aionaliem and dedication of TERMS : $20 ,000 deposit in cash or certified check train proper person. Compa ny 102 Auctions 108 Notices our Temporaries by getting day of sa le, balance at sett le ment with in 30 days, benefits. For lu the r info contact the beat rate possible for imm edia te possession of land, house available Ma y NOW their skills. 1st. Sale subject to confirmation . INSPECTION : FAIR HILL ANYONE CAN LOSE WEIGHT Sat & Sun, March 15 & 16 from 1 to 4 p.m. WITH THESE CASEY OFFERS YOU: " c AUCTION HERBAL PRODUCTS •PROFIT SHARING BONUS PUBLIC AUCTION a 1000 hours or more in 1 year REAL ESTATE at 202 Valley Ro ad , Chestertown, 102 Auctions ATTENTION: ASSEENONTV you share in the company's MD . to clear up Bateman Estate. Large selection of bu ilding •GUARANTEED profits. Last year our SATURDAY , MARCH 22 , 1986 at 1:00 p.m. mate rials cons1sl ing of average P .S. bonus was •DOCTOR RECOMMENDED BRICK RANCH 2 bedroom & study or 3 bedroom , Absolu te Auction plyw ood. paneling, w1ndows, $2500. shutlers. cafe doors, ro ll up CALL NOW! 2 bath house, Ba sement with club room , utility , AT SEBUL'S awn ings, do ors, insu lation, •REFERRAL BONUS workshop & storage area . Corner lot size app. 200' nails, s1nk~. tubs. 10ilets. elec· SHARON 302·239-6039 x 100' in College Heigh ts , corner of Valley Road REI NCARNA TION. - SOUL · Ro~~~r;,~~2s~.~~ ~a re tnc wi re laucets. electrical •10 PAID HOLIDAYS and Pine Street. Ki tchen w/ built in range & wall boxes, Aladin heaters, BBQ AWARENESS , SPIRITUAL 4 mi South of W!lm1ngton Airport oven , good cab inets and pantry. grills, kitchen cab1nets, plu mb· PROTECTION , SOUL •PAID VACATION CONTENTS OF ing supplies. porch ra ils, alec· TRA VEL. SEMINAR SAT . TERMS : $5 ,000 deposit in cash or certified check ESTATES tric supplies Also general mer· MARCH 22, 1-4pm . WESTERN •PENSION PLAN day of sale. balance at settlement within 30 da ys, 2:00pm-Table lots chandise i n cl ud~ng tools. silk BRANCH YMCA , 2600 immediate possession. sale subject to confirmation. 4:00pm-Tools flower arrangements, w1cker. KIRKWOOD HWY , NEWARK . •TEMP TO PERM POSITIONS IN SPECT ION : Sat & Sun ., March 15 & 16 from 1 Information : 302·731 ·4164 or 6:00pm-Fine china , 1ewelry & thread, ce11ing fans , packages to4 p.m. showcase materia ls . of socks, pictures unde r glass, 302-322·7673. SPONSORED As an employee of CASEY 8:00pm-Ap pliances & furniture knives. dishes, ga rden hose BY ECKANKA_R.____ _ AIDES, you're treated as a from estates. reel, cutlery sms. rid1ng mow er, pereon not a number. Call or HARRY RUDNICK & SONS, INC ., REALTORS & Consignments Accepted lamps, radios & speakers, duel 150Wanted IIOp by today. AUCTIONEERS , Galena Md . 21635, .Phone: 13011 9am to 4pm dally tape, maski ng tape, electrical LOCUST po-; Y, or fu ll round. Contact JoAnn or Kay for 648·5601. WALTER SEBUL & SONS . tape, toys, clocks , plus much Call Dean , 301·658·2016 aft er your choice of assignments KN 2·26·41 37F AU CTIONEERS . 302-834 -0 500 more. 6 m. in Newark or surrounding Contract ors, dealers, store areas. LEGAL NOTICE Prefer female ~ hild & one ~------owners don't miss this sale! LEGAL NOTICE met ~n~~~~~~:l p ~~~::v~~~ea~~~s CASEY AIDES 1 f:l~'\ ~ 1r d'(l. : Estate of Edward B. Hosen Saturday, Larg e yard & rooms. $225 /mo. 302-658-6461 dale, Deceased. ~~~" ~~ "a~+~ I Notice is hereby given that Let 301 -642·2 186.____ 820WestSt.,Wilm., DE ters Testamentary upon the March 22 1om E sta te or Edward B. Hosendrtlc TERMS : CASH dNLY ~k~~nT~? :N~~~u~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~ -..;" C~a=rin;::g:..:.fo;;.rY;.:o;;;.u;;;;33.;;Ya:;;a;.;;."'-' .., 't:+-~ NUTRITIONAL ~.tq~: lute of Millcrort Nursing !tome, Formall y Lewi SV Ille Supply Co. 2 acres. Must be zoned industr ial. Newark. OF. deceased. were du Loca ted at. Cl)e,z'st WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM' : ly granted unto Cura F'ncs on Call 301 ·398-6573, 8am -5pm or ~ • . th e third day of March A.D. 1086, 606 Lewisville Rd on 302-738-5571 from 7-9pm . I and all persous indebted to the Rt. 213 near Rt. 273 100% Guaranteed : said deceased a re requested to Elkton WA NTED TO BUY : Standing · .·1 / . make payments to the Ex timber for firewood . By the tree -.Y1 UC lOilCCTI ecutrix wi thout delay, a nd all or acre . Will also clear land for (302) 834-8135 LOSE i persons havi ng demand s th ewood. 301 ·398-1742.__ _ AL & ART REIST , against t hu deceased arc re 301-398-5828 quired to exhibit and present the This week onl y-- No sale on WANTED to lease or lease/ pur· AUCTIONEER S 10-291bs. in 1 month! : ' ~·I same duly probated to the said Thursday . chase, 3 BR house near Elkton, COMPLETE Executrix on or before the third party. PROFESSIONAL 301-398-6472 I day of September A.D. 1986, or & ' I a bide by the law in this behalf. 106 Lost Found AUCTION SERVICE - Watch USA Channel Sunday Nite 11 P . M . · ~ CaraFrles Executrix FOUND in N. Ches . City, MD , Piet H . vanO~tr o p , Esq. small male beagle··wh ite , r------~ 206 E . Delaware Avenue brown & black . Wearing leather Newa rk, OE 19711. I I np 3/12-3 like collar. Call 301 ·885-5515 PILLOWS AUTO AUCTION after6pm CITY OF : 15% OFF : NEWARK 108 Notices : WITH THIS AD : DELAWARE 202 Help Wanted NORTH EAST AUCTION GALLERIE CITY COUNCIL HERBAL NUTRITION I Tu es .. Fri . & Sat. I PUBUC HEARING Needed : Overweight people. BABYSrrTER wanted in Ou t U.S. RT. 40, North East, Md Lose up to 29 lbs. per month . hom e , 8 - 5 , Mon - Fri . I 213 W. Main St. 1 NOTICE 1 Elkton I March 24, 1986 Fr ee co nsu ltation provided . References required . Glasgow Pursuant to Section 402.2 Guaranteed . Call301 -392·4415. area . 302·834-Q?.JO . Every Thursday 7:00P.M. of the Ci ty Charter of the CARPENTERS needed for new ~------J Code of the City or Newark Estate and Private owned .•. hom e cons tru ction . Framers & Delaware, No ti ce is hereby Vehicles. Bank and Credit •'' , given of a public hearing at LEGAL NOTICE trimm ers must be first class. a regular meeting of the Good pay . Ca ll Charles L. Union Repos., Cars, Trucks, Council in the Council LEG AL ADVERTISEMENT Ulm er, 301 ·398·6818. Ga raJ,tckcepcr's sa le. Aprll.f, 10 Vans, Boats, Camper~. Chamber at the Municipal a.m. :H 209 N. James St., CASHIER s:-GOo k s, Building, 220 Elkton Road Newport - '79 Honda. SB A Ma intenance & Waitresses. Ex· Newark, Delaware, o~ 0 7 perie nce prelerred but no! Monday, March 24 . 1986 at 8 iJ3:~ ~iR ~~G299 ,; ~7 4 c ~i~;a ~ : necessary . Apply in pe rson SAT., MARCH 22nd, 12:00 Noon p.m., at which time the Scot! Fuel Stop. 391 BElle Hill ALUMINUM Council wi ll consider for iJ ;~i?2?J},~~; , -~io ct."n\:: Old Classic Cars and lots of 223870N I24910. ~E~ton . Final Ac tion and Passage 111)3/19-1 late Model Vehicles. the following proposed or CERTIFIED GER IATRIC AIDE· CANS IN THE COURT evening nigh! rot ation . Anyone dinances: OF COMMON Pt..EAS Sat B a m to 1 p m -·· 1. Bill 86-15 - An Or currently enro:led in a Certif ied ('I FOR THE STATE Mon thru Fn t -4 p m Terms: Cash at Time of Sale. dinance Amending the Zon OF DELAWARE Geria 1ric Pr og ram ma y also ap· ing Map of the City of tN AND FOR NE W ply. Apply in person at Devine Newa rk By Rezon in g from CASTLE COUNTY Ha ven Nursing Hom e or call North Eut BL (Business Limited ) to IN HI;; ; CHANGE OF NA ME OF 30 1·398·4550, J!il_m·3em._MI F & KAnEN t.YI'lNE PECU !CK Auction Galleria R.C. BURKHEIMER ASSOCIATES BC (General Business ! the PE1Tt'IONEH !Sl CETIIFIED MEDICINE AIDE 1.3 Ac re Delaware Tire TO CERTIFIED NURSES AIDE U.S. Route 40 MD . ONLY LOCAL Penns .• Del. , N.J . Property Located at 612-618 KAnEN l.YNNECH!ttSTY l needed for 11-7 shift, full 1-800-233 -6396 287-5588 1-800-233-4169 2 PAPERS • 2 WEEKS • ALL FOR JUST $5.00 South College Avenu e NOTI CE IS II EHEBY GIV EN I North Eaat, MD 2. Bill 86-16 - An Or thHt Karen J.y nne Peculck In time. Call Laurelwood Nurs- dinance Amending Ch. 20, lends to prese11t u Pctitaon to the in Center 8-4 301 -398-8800c W/ P 3/ 19·1 wk. How can yougetthisgreatrate, which is almost % off ourregularpric~} Motor Vehi cles & Traffic Co urt of Co mmon Pleus for the Code of the City of Newark: State of Dcluwure In and for New Castle County, to chunge To qualify. you must advertise one single item in your ad priced at $100 oi Delaware, By Pr·ohibitang her ruame to Karen Lynne Ch ris· 11 less I the price must appear in your ad). Your ad must be 15 words or less. 'N9 Truck Traffic, Ex cept for ty '•' ; n' 1 ~ 1 ;.~=~~~=tc ~r . rnSa!in~s !wiill .b!!~l!~s!~e~~~=~:~~~r~;;l.;~~is~;~;t;~?;.~~~~~d;~R;,t~;s~;f~~;:~;:;~;:;~;:;~?·~·t~·c~l·~e·~·njitt tijl niig . jiT jihlsiwijoijrk~ business or commercial ads will be accepted. Your ad w ill appear for 2 coft' Local De livery, on the Karen Lynne Pcc ul ck 1 North-Westerly End of Pelitloner(s) co~n~ :;cia\ h eco ~~ifoarn~ disc!t~~.. t~ :nb~rt~~·~,~~~cr ~.~~~~.~~ ~~~~ ~;~"ii~;~~~.~ :OO p.m. This operation may temporarily ca use secutive weeks in the Classified section of the Cecil Wh ig & NewArk Pos ~. Cooch's B1·idgc Road fr om ~~:;~,~-~ M a rc h 7, 101!6 pursuant to secu rity Allandale SOUTHSYSTEMSE RVICEAREA under General Merchandise For Sale , # 401 Flea Market. Sorry. nG Welsh Tract Hoad to & In agreemen t , financial Anvil Park Moo res Acres cancellations. : cluding the Cul- "Qurton AUTHENTIC LOG HOMES'" Geer Directions: Take Wheatley Rd . from Gargo specialist . St. Rt. 272. This is approx. 2 mi. N. of 1·95. Go 1.7 miles, turn right at the :Air National Guard Airman 1st Completes basic New England Log Home sign. Cfass Bryan K. Burton, son of Authorized Dealers Btenda L. Burton of Farnsworth NELHI of the Tri-States. Dtive, Newark, has graduated frpm the U.S. Air Force air cargo SP.eCialist course at Sheppard Air F9rce Base, Texas. During the course, students were taught methods for handling arid storing air freight. They also ellrned credits toward an a$ociate degree through the BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME Cqmmunity College of the Air Let us build your custom dream home in a F~ce. !iUrton is a 1983 graduate of small prestigious community of 9 other quality built homes. Located off 273, 9 miles from C~~lstlana High School. Newark, 3 miles from 1-95. STYLES : Colonial, 2 Story, Ranchers. Dutch .. Tutor or Your Favorite . FEATURES: Include 3, 4 or 5 bedrooms with ~lanchard gigantic closets, balcony off master BR . and you could include a jacuzzi bath , sunken family room with real wood beams and an arched I~ Arizona stone or brick fireplace, LR with bay window. formal OR with chair railing and crown molding. Designer kitchen with cherry, oak or Air Force Staff Sgt. Steven R. ash cabinets. Breakfast nook overlooking Blanchard, son of Ann Todd of wooden deck and 1 plus/- acre of country land . Salem Church Road, Newark, has 2Y, baths with tilted walls and floors that are arrived for duty with the 405th just beautiful. Brick or stone face . Cedar and Equipment Maintenance Looking vinyl siding. 2 car turned garage with storage. Squadron at Luke Air Force Base full basement, central air heat pump. in Arizona . NeWArk maintenance free . Much more. Blanchard, an aircraft Call (3011398-9000 or (3011658-5654 . maintenance technician, is a 1977 Ask for Ruth Clutter graduate of Glasgow High School. for ... Post ~ALDEN BUGHER Dolphin ~ ASSOCIATES Keesler grad It's Newark's Newspaper Airman Arlene M. Dolphin, & daughter of Rita D. Owans and stepdaughter of Raymon~ D. ONLY 25¢ at the following loc~tions: Owens of Chippendale Circle, Newark, has graduate~ f_rom ~he WARNING: U.S. Air Force admm1strat1ve specialist course at Keesler, Miss. Air Force Base. High Exposure May Graduates of the six-week HIGH'S DAIRY 7·11 SHELL FOOD MART course learned how to prepare Air ACME Brookside 40 /896 Cause Higher Profits Force correspondence and Elkton Rd . Elkton Rd . SHELL FOOD MART reports, and earned c~edits BOB'S GROCERY LAND HOPE FARMS 7·11 toward an associate degree m ap Elkton, Rt . 40 Chestnut Hill / Augusta 1·95 / 273 DRUMMOND PLAZA plied science through the Com Rt. 40 munity College of the Air Force. LANDHOPE FARMS 7-11 SHELL FOOD MART • Custom office space from small BOOKS & NEWS PLUS Marrows Rd ./ 273 Dolphin is a 1981 graduate of Rt.279 Churchman's! Airport Newark High School. Chestnut Hill Rd . suites to 10,000 sq. ft. LANDHOPE FARMS SHOP RITE 7-11 Chestnut Hill Plaza • Campus setting on Kirkwood High BOOKS & THINGS Hockessin Churchman's! E. 273 Community Plaza way centrally located. ·TAKE A BITE OUT.Of' LAND HOPE FARMS STANLEY'S NEWSSTAND • On site parking BOOKS & TOBACCO Main St. Rd ./Kirkwood Hwy. Elkton Millcreek Shopping Center ~~~~an LANDHOPE FARMS 7-11 ST/\TE LINE LIQUOR BROOSIDE NEWS Milltown Shopping Center Elkton Rd . BEST RENT in Delaware ~ -:RIME Brookside Shopping Center Elkton Rd . THRIFT DRUG Only $8.00 Sq. Ft. CALDWELL PHARMACY LIL BEAR COUNTRY MAID 7-11 White Clay Shopping Center Four Seasons 896 Castle Mall Meadowood • Includes utilities and daily janitorial MYER'S PHARMACY 7-11 THRIFTWAY service. CHRISTIANA HOSPITAL Peoples Plaza GIFT SHOP Polly Drummond Shopping Center 1-95 / 273 TOBACCO COUNTRY NEWARK NEWSSTAND 7-11 LIMITED OFFER 6 months cvs Main St. Pike Creek Shopping Center Christiana Mall Limestone Rd . NUTTER'S STORE 7-11 UNIMART FREE RENT (Min. 3 yr. lease) cvs W. Rt . 273 Milltown / Kirkwood Hwy . Brook mont Farms Main St. PARK DELI 7-11 UNIMART DERR 'SMARKET Elkton Rd . 896 Shoppes Smalley's Dam Rd . Ogletown / Harmony SAMSON'S COUNTRY MAID 7·11 UNIMART CHESMAR HAPPY HARRY'S Amato a. Stella Polly Drummond Shopping Center Red Mill Rd . Chestnut Hill Rd . Main St . HAPPY HARRY'S SAVE ACENT DRUGS 7·11 University Plan Hockessin Rt. 40 (302) 429-0800 The NewArk Post M•rch 11, 1• . 14b ------3&0 Kennels 402 Antiques 412 Clothin~ -- 428 Livestock 438 Pets 438 Pets 438 Pets 436 Pets Lost Your Pet? Cail the COVER LET · G EciR'Gi A.A.A. ANIMAL SERVICE ------HAY FREE to good home, 6 FREEl Tan lab puppies, female . FREE PUPPIES Delaware SPCA immediately. JOHNSTON 1113. Hlatory of MARTHA'S AniC SALE 1/Z OF DELAWARE oH ell yellow, gi'Hn, whhe, CLEARANCE! Shepard-Lab puppies, 4 male, 2 6 months old. Call 301 -398· 'h Sheep Dog/ 'h Doberman . ~ - 998 - 228 1 . C.C:II County by George Registered Quarter horse 504 N. Lincoln St . Johnlton. 2 booka "Poets & purple & pink tlcketa. Now mares-1, 3 yrs. old, 1, 6 yrs old . Alfalfa & Timothy Wilm ., DE 19805 female . 301 -398-5638 4579 . 301 -378-3525 . B Misc. Services Poema of C.C:U County" through Merc:h Z3rd. Houra: Quality horses with show $1 / bale or $60/ ton 302-656-9566 complied by George Wed.·Thura., lem-4pm. Fri., records. Call for info, 301 -658- 301 -378-2240 Bam-5pm . Mon-Sat. F RANCES BEAUTY S~ Johnaton.Biue & Red Set. & Sun., lem-5pm. Rt. 40 bathing, clipping, dipping . MASON-DIXON REALTY 7 310 Curtis Ave. coverlet. Sampler tm. 302· et DE·MD lln!:..!fiZ-134:2111. _ 385S. S H""O:::T:-::G:-::UN-:--30:-::-::.06-::-, -=s- s.,.-ho-t,-:b"'7olt All breeds of cats & dOA S. Elkton, MD m-841. 430 Miscellaneous action. Asking $200 . 301 -287- JQ_1 ·398-142B 414 Farm Equipment 6971. AKC AIRDALE TERRIER J&W MARINE 404 Appliances LIME SPREADING : pupa. 10 WHkl old. I melee, CONTRACTORS ~~~ :.~e~~:d Tb~~~~ '4 ~~~~~~ 432 Musical Instruments GAS RANGE with oven. Pesticides, seeds, fertilizers. 4 femelea. Ch perenta Piers, Bulkhead, Piling, Dredg old, with Dos, 2 games & ac ------Old fashioned . Works very Call collect at YOUR conve edoreblll & reedy to gol A Ing. cessories. $500. firm. 301 ·398· BANJO, Stelling 5 string well, $100. Also old RE· nience for careful concerned 6587. w/ hardcase & brand new pick· auper family dog. Greet with 30 1-337 -7853 FRIGERATOR . Runs well. service. C. W. Brown. 301 -658- G E WELDING machine, 300 up . Set up for professional. klda, ahota, wormed & AKC SOUTHERN STATESCO ·OP 5520 or 301 - 658~·:'!!552~1'.:... __ $75 or best offer. 301 -392· AMP . Gas operated. Mounted ~$650~. -'73072-,!'73=-7,:;· 4~27;:;8·':-::-c::-:-::c::-:: pepera. •tli0.-•300. 301-392- ELKTON, MD 6135. 4331. FUEL OIL on trailer. $1000. 301 -398-6792 . ORGAN-GULBRANSEN. REFRIGERATOR I FREEZER , 416 Firewood Uke new. Beat oHer. Cell SERVICES OFFERED Cold Spot, Frostless. 21 cu. fl. FIREWOOD 301.-.21110 or 302-m-7226. AKC Yorkshire Terrier, femal e •Automatic Delivery Copper color . $200. 301-658- S..aoned herdwooda. Cut, puppy, 18 weeks old, shots & • Budget Heating Plans 4028 after 6pm::..... ____ MARTY'S PIANO-Merentz Conaole, 3 •24 Hour Emerg . Service aplh & delivered. MO/cord. yra. old, Excellent condition. wormed. 301 -272-2630. 301·318-3412. •1200. Cell 302-134~111 after •Products Include: 408 Boats & Motors DRAIN CLEANING NEARLY NEW Fuel Oil, K-1 Kerosene SEASONED all oak firewood . BIRDS -5Parakeet's. Pu-;e Brick & vinyl aiding opllt 22' sailboat with motor & - ----,k-, - :--bend-:-1-::-& FAIR HILL AREA Diesel Fuel & Has been cut for 1 year. :.:~c:e-r Harlequ i ns - $ 15 eac h . 2 level on Y, acre country 3 BR, 1 Y, bath b1lck Col trailer. $5750. Call 301 -658- SERVICE Regular unleaded gas $80/ cord . Call Harold , 301 -398- mualclena for new mualc: LP peach face Lovebirds-$ 40 each. lot with Iota of room fo• onial au ~rounded by fa•m Super no-lead 2527 . 7941 after 5 : 30~pm.!.!.:. ___ project, "DrtNim Sequence". 2 femal e Crested Canaries-$ 18 the active family. 3 BRa, land ; yet close to 1 Call in Cecil County BASS BOAT, 15', 1980. Tilt DNdllne for CUHttea: April each . All young and home rais 2 batho, lam. room with Newark & Elkton . SEASONED OAK, split & woodatove, LR, DR, of· : 301 -398-21 81 trailer, 25 HP Johnson, extras. delivered . $50 for level pickup 302-328-3499 30th. Send c:eiHtte to or ed . 302-834 -4750 . Upgraded W/ W carpet flea 01 den. •89,900. Call over hardwood floor il'oll free from DE 302-366-1644 $995. 301 -658-5679 after 6pm . load . 301 - 275-~27~84c_. ___ 7 days-24 hours cell: Steller Voice Produc:· Paula Gltlay at office or PUPPY, 3 month old mixed large rooma, atraam run· YJill ~away an y unwanted NORDIC 11' jet boat. 454 cu. tiona, 1104-7 Turnebout home (158-4575 01 388- Roots My Specialty breed, tan & white . Free to nlng through property. anicles. Will also do deliveries. ln. Chevy, Hooker Headers. 420 Furniture Lena, Columbia, MD 21044. 32081. Only U8,100. Call Tom 10% Senior Citizen Dis· ood home . Call301 -642-6960. Cecil County area. 301 -287- Good cond. TreU.r Included. 301-730-1411. Ootaon at office or home LA COUCH , olive green . Good count li126, ask forB~'---- •6000 or but offer. Cell301· RABBITS FOR~ (151-43381 . 1115-2210. condition . $75. 301 ·398-2563. 434 Produce Many to chose from . Dwarfs & WATERBffi. -King size . Like MARTIN H. DOLBEN regualr rabbits. All colors. ~ Offices Supplies RENKIN 18' 1975. Full canvas, brand new, excellent condition . 107 Lea Ad-Manor Park Wine makers & grape lovers, Easter Special range from $3. 115 hp Evinrude, trailer & 2 gas X:ASH REG IST ERS -2 New Moving, must sell . $400 . Call $10. Call 301 -392-3598 after tanks. $3995 or best offer. 301 · New Castle, DE 19720 ;i~1~ z~~~ . ~"~.vi\~· ,~~~r ~~z~ 'depanment elec tonic . $195. 301 -398-2346 & leave messa e. 9 1 6om . !Community Business Machines 6 5 Pierce Simpson side band 1986 harvest into. ~:~~; ~~~=FT~pm:.:.:,S:-=79=-, -:176 -:fl-., ~ - 453J..!§! _ --- 422 Garden Supplies ~=~kga~~;:~ ~t;Ji.onP~~h ~~~~r; jiiliiiiiiilil•••••••••••• THOMSON ESTATES 160 1/ 0 , with trailer & canvas. 3 BR •ancher with coun Rich Mushroom Soil side band, $35. Soft Coax tly kitchen, LR, 1 bath. MOBILE HOME 1362 Painting Excecl lent condition. 301-885- WILDLIFE HAVEN I Spen t Compost) 5/ 8's, $5.00, Lafayette fm high Full basement hao 2 Can be left on the lot at 5409 evenings or 302-453-2974 •120. per month •ental. 2 Woods, stream, anlmala, :Barbato & S~n painting and We load your pickup for$ 10 . low VHF, $25, WW-2 metal flnlohed roomo, either ' wallpapering contractors. free detector, US Army issue, $30 for BRa, or family room BRa, bath, LR, kit· blrdo. 5.8 acr81 of wood ~---- ed land with 1878 14x70 •estimates. 301 -392-4011. SUPRA Comp etition Ski Boat, ~~~ & BR. Fenced rear ye1d. chon/dlnnette · new kit· :- ----pj\INTIN_G__ _ 1985, 20'. Powered by 454 , ASSUMABLE 9'1o 'lo mo•· chen, new plumbing, MH with 3 BRa, 1Y, ~~t~~~ta~"~\·5 .Sta~r~~~te's~~~~ batho. •53,900. Cell Duke Chevy 330 HP, compass, depth 426 Household Goods tgage. $53,900. Call Paula new batha. $1,000. Call Interior or Exterior Delu x 23 channel CB , $15, Ouke Snyder at office or Synder at office or home finder, all accessories included . GlUey at office or home New Homes DOORS & WINDOWS used . Sears Road Talker PLL, 23 WE OFFER A COt-IPlETE SElECTION OF homo (858-88351 1851-18351 Seats 6 comfortably with 1378-3208 or 858-45751 Commercial / Residential French doors, aluminum storm channel, $15, Shure desk mike, SPECIAliZED METAl custom tandem trail er. $18,000 doors, wood frame combina $10, Turner desk mike , $5.00, BUilDINGS FOR BUSINESS. OPEN HOUSE· BEULAH LAND· OPEN HOUSE Wallpapering FIRM ! Boat list for $26,000 . Hung or removed tion storm / screen windows. Shure Power desk mike, $20. INDUSTRIAl, AND COMMERCIAl WHEATLEY RD.· OFF ROUTE 272 • 2 mllaa from 1-95. SAT. & SUN. 1:00-4:00 P.M. In 301 -398-3696 . Drywall repairs 302-731 -5434 after4 m. 301 -392-4390 .,____ _ US'', PlUS COMPlETE opactlon during the waok by appt. Come by and algn up for tr.. tour of Rylan CONS ·· RUCTION SERVICES. plant. Call David Williams 410 Building Supplies 428 Livestock RCA 19" color TV, XL100. Like 302-737-5994 new, still in carton w/ brand BUILDING LOTS AND ACREAGE- FINANCING AVAILABLE ONMOST or 368-3814 BARN SIDING boards, Circ a 1977 4 horse trailer, good con - new guarantee. Cost $419, ask PLEASANT VALLEY 1900. Already removed. Best dition, inspected until May, ing $ 169; with remote control , Elkton Roofing & Home PARCELS WITH ONLY 10% PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET. PAINTING CO. offer. 301 -658-6221 . reasonably priced. Call for info, $219; w/ swivel console, $239 . 19" RCA color TV plus VCR , McGRADY RD. ___30~-4 .:!'54"'-·,..::1654=. __ Corrugated galvinized steel for 301 -658-3855. _____ COLORA ROAD VILLAGE OF COLORA $329 . Microwave ovens, $99. ~-"~- Improvements, Inc. 2.4 ...... $15,900. 3.1 acre• ...•.. . . $14,900. rooting & siding . All sizes in HOGS , 8white gilts. Can be us ~,..- UNITED ij 392-3251 1.1 ...... 12,900. 2 acre a ...... $29,900. 373Sewing stock . CHEAP . Cash & carry. ed for breeding or butchering . VCR , $179 . Blauplunkt push 1.0 ...... 12 ,900. button stereo cassette radio, NEW BRIDGE RD. HAVEN LANE 215-831 -9800. Call301 -885-5504 . - Dress making for all occasions, cost $319 , asking $69 . O_AKWOOD ROAD 1.33 acral ...... $12,000' ESTATES altera tions, tailoring, weddings . MOLLEY MULES , 2. 58 'h " & Bookcase speakers, $5 / pr . JVC 2 acres, some woods. 1.3 acre• • country lot. 412 Clothing ...... 11,900.• Experienceed & reasonable . 54 'h" high . 4 & 5 yea rs old . watt 5 way speakers w/ 12" ...... $14,900' PRINCIPIO RD . 300 20 acres, on trout Call 302 - 453~-9~4~92:;_. __ Wedding Drna, aize 7-8. Broke for coon hunting . woofer, 26" high. Cost $400, OLD HILLTOP RD. FRENCHTOWN RD . !Conowingo! atream, some wooda, •too. 301-142-1445 or 301-392- $550 / each or $1000 / both . 215- asking $69. Call Bruce, 215-473- rolling • : ....•.. . •84,000. 1004' waterflont on Etk' 6170 after 5pm. 869 -2936 aher 6pm. ENJOY 14.3 acraa · wooded. 380 Upholstering 3566. backs up to Octorarci' River, Perch C1eek. 57 + G&CCUSTOM C18ek ...... BEULAH LAND acres ...... $150,000. COUNTRY LIVING· . . . . . Raduced to $25,000. Located on Wheatley Rd . UPHOLSTERY . near Route 272 · country CRABBE COURT , AUTO , CAMPERS OR CRAIGTOWN RD . toto. 100'x250' ... $10 ,500. .9 acre · lovely homes on 1 country ltl8et .. . $12,900. HOME. ALSO, ALL TYPES 2.4 acraa ...... $15,000.· Perc approved. ~ OF REPAIRS. FREE PRIME RETAIL SPACE WINDING 1.0 acroo ...... $10.500.• WASHINGTON RISING SUN SCHOOL HSE. RD . ROOP RD . !Neal Route 11 ;~~~:~~~~l ~t::~~.LE 2.3 ac•e ...... $14,900. 5 moatly wooded acres, Yt acre • 2.5 acre lots. perc approved, stream ~ ~ Let us wake up that antique bed CASTLE MALL BROOK HANCES POINT RD . P•lced hom $8,900. to very nlcet ...... $28,500. • , w1th a custom made mallress Near several marinaa and $15,000.' . Ve~y nice lots • and boxspring . We make any REDUCED. and well priced. EBENEZER ; size. We also do custom We're Loolcing For: APARTMENTS (31 2.9 acl8 Iota · panhan CHURCH RD . • upholstery and repairs. dle lote · perc approved. LINTON RUN RD . 121 7 acral · opan · by 1 or , FURNITURE CLINIC Just minutes from ...... Each $11,900. 12+ ac•es ...... $33,900 . both. Priced U9,900 Newark & Elkton OWNER FINANCING Stream · 2 peres · open · each. : ___02·834 ":!·~51~62~- -- •BUDGET UNIFORM SHOP WITH 20 '/o DOWN . PLAT some woods · 370' fron· ROLLING HILLS PLEASANT HILL Contemporary --Single IN OFFICE . toga · good view . 21otaavaltabla ' UPHO LSTERY •SPORTING GOODS RISINGSUN MOUNTAIN HILL RD . 111 ...... f12,9oo.• : Furniture Cu stom Upholstered, Level Living with a sense Town Iota avallabla for · 1.7 acre• totally wooded 121 ...... t14,100 .• • fa st se rvice. reasonable prices, •BRIDAL SHOP your houee . Water panhandle lots, perc ap eewer, atreet Iota, paved OCTORARO LAKES' ' free pick up and delivery . Large of space that makes life proved ·· very private 2 toto to ba aold togath•r •JEWELRY STORE road1, aldewalks. Take ...... $15,000. selection of material. Call day or you• pick. woodad •· •10,750 for evening . 398-5822 . satisfying. 1 an<1 2 •MA TERN ITY OUTLET MOBILE HOME LOT WATER RIGHTS both.• Bedroom Apartments. North Rlalng Sun .. ON ELK RIVER ROUTE 7 •OTHERS reot•lcted, 125x200 ·· 11 .5 acral ...... $39,900. N. of CHARLESTOWN ASK ABOUT OUR 2 BEDROOM country living •• MH Further aubdlvlalon 35 acrea, wood• . $55,000. JOIN moJit be 1880 or newer. poulble. SPECIAL ...... • 18,900. SHADY BEACH RD. • 8 ac~:.~r::~~~o~~~~'"· ~ CALL 301-398-9496 LEEDS ROAD wall ...... : .. •29,900. GENERAL K-Mart. Super fresh , Thrift Drugs , Rodio Shock , Hallmark, famous Various size lots with Completely wooded and MERCHANDISE Mold, Sound Odyssey. Lod & Lassie . Save On Sneaks , Nature's HOURS: MON.-FRI. 9-5; SAT. & SUN. 11-4 gorgeous view at El p1lvata - Iota allataked. THEODORE& Way , Western Wear Outlet. formal Affairs , Concord Music, J.S. PROFESSIONAl MGM'T BY Paco, Chippendale, and 7.4 acre• ...... $29,900. RED TOAD ADS. Roub Shoes , N ick & Joe's Pizzo , fun Attic, Thirty Three Flavors , FRANKLIN REALTY Everbreeze. lots from Yt 8.8 acre• ...... $32,500. 4.7 acrel ...... •15,900 . acre up. Prices starting 34 ac•e• ...... $55,000. 1.2 ac••• .... • · ~ .. $9,900. ! 402 A~tiques Bonk of Delowore, Co stle Moll Th e atre , Coslle Moll Liquors, Cap· GROUP OF PENNA . INC. REALTOR at $14,900 . BUY WITH .73 acres ...... $10,900. •Indicate• no financing Buying Gold & Silver coins & loins Croft , Morgills Flowers. ond more. 10 % DOWN . Otha• Iota available. available. jewelries. Ca sh . MERRELL'S JEWELR Y CALL & ANTIQUES Kirkwood Hwy & DuPont Rd . ANTHONY STELLA Elsmere Wilm . DE 302-994 -1765 OPEN 10AM-7PM AMATO &STELLA ASSOC. MOVING mu st se~. Seule Cor ner Cupboard & many others. 302-429-0800 301 -658-4358. OPEN HOUSE. Sunday 1·4 TURNQUIST. NEW COUNTRY LIVING. p.m. REDUCED TO t73,900. TOWNHOMES. 2-3 BR s, elec own 3 acre estate. 3 BROn~yo~u~r bi·level, ,~~~~!!!!:~ HERITAGE WOODS - Bi-level on tric hea t pump with air condition 1 't. baths, LR , DR , kit. , FR 'h acre. 3 BR, 2 B, full base ing, dishwasher, elec tric range, w / wood stove and beauty shop ment. Deck - pool · flowers · fruit plush wall to wall ca rpet , on lower level, breezeway and 2 trees . Move right in. Call for disposal. Plus many extras. 20· car garage. Deck ott DR , even more details . 20· 1771 . 1645. Starting $49,500. child's playhouse on this spacious lot. Plus 1 yr. warranty. NICE BRICK HOME. On BUILDING LOT IN ELK NECK. 50 -1776. t79,500. Augustine Herman Hwy., south On Route 272, just minutes to AN ENDLESS VIEW of the of Brantwood . 5 acres. fen ced North Ea st, perc approved, ready Chesapeake Bay from this 't. yard and shade trees. Call Bill to build on .. 725 acre . 60-1773. treed lot, 1 hr. from Wilm Johnson . 287 -56B5 lhomel 20- $.11,900. + I· ington . Watch the sunsets ' Proudly Announces 1796 . t71,900. 90 FT. WATERFRONT LOT. In across the water and have im· SECLUDED 4 acre wooded lot GREAT INVESTMENT. 2 North East Harbors. Bulk head mediate access to the communi surrounds this beautiful 3 B R houses, eac h with 2 BR , LA , kit. ed, floating dock, garage, well ty beach, waters used for swim stone bi-level, two full baths, and bath. On 8 acres of land . 2 'h and eler.tri c. $85,000 or move in· ming and boating . Rea listically large FR , attached garage could ac res cleared and 5 y, wooded to your own house boat for BEULAH LAND priced at •42,000. 80-1730. be another BR . Owner transfer w / sma ll strea m . 20- 1769 . t75,000. 82-1775. GREAT STARTER HOME. 2 red. Po ssession on problem . 30 - t75,000. A New Subdivision Near North East, MD WATERFRONT COTTAGE. BR ranch in Elkton . Spacious LR 1672. $85,900. END UNIT TOWNHOUSE • Enjoy the spectacular view from w / wood stove and large country PERRYVILLE: newly renovated Huntsman Drive. Bath and the enclose d front porch of this 3 kit. Central air, wood deck and 3 BR home. LR , DR , kit., bath STATE BOND MONEY powder room . Rec room added . BR collage or snuggle up to the fenced rear yard. 20-1778. • and half full basement. Stone Central air. Two utility sheds . 20· firep lace in th e LR . Swim or boat Priced to aell $47,900. fireplace . 50x150 lot, central air 1777 . $38,500. right out front. You ca n even COZY BI-LEVEL ON 3 ACRES. and more. Won' t last long . 40- AVAILABLE AT ZONED FOR COMMERCIAL launch a small boat. Comes with Enjoy the fresh air in your own , 1762. Assumable mortgage USE. 'h duplex in North East - w asher, refrig ., range. Won' t backyard . Home has 3 BAs on available. Agent: B. Carter. suitab le for office space w ith liv las t long . B2· 17B5. All for main level and 2 additional BA s t79,900. ing quar ters. 4 BR, living, dining, $89,000. on the lower level. Owner is anx· CHARLESTOWN , MD. kit. , 1 y, ba ths, brick w / maso nry ious, so look this one over. 30- NEAR THE WATER. Close to Cottage w / water rights to North con st . 30 -1783. •45,900. 1720. t75,000. public beac h area . Huge enclos East River. 3 BR , LR , DR , kit. , CHESAPEAKE HAVEN at WOODED LOT. Lovely wooded ed front porch. Bricked area for bath . Use year round or for sum Grove Point on the Chesa peake lot in community of fine homes. woodstove in LA . Priced ri gh t. mer tun . This one won' t last Bay. A private waterfront com Water privileges is an extra 100% Financing - No Down Payment Required Except 80 -1700 . • 49,900. long . Agent: Rose. 80-1794. Settlement Costs and Applicable Points. munity. Wooded , perc approved bonus feature. BO -1694. •12,000. $38,000. ' home si tes . 400 feet of sandy KIDS • COUNTRY • C 0 M F 0 R T A N D A f . OUTSTANDING BUILDING COZINESS. All this with the 3 com munity beach area . Priced FORDABILITY. A sec luded acre LOT: Water view and rights. Sits from $8,500, $1,700 down, 11'/o BR rancher on 'I• acres near 1-95 lot surrounds this cozy 3 B P. ran high on a bluff, has large pine an d th e golf course . Lo ts to do APR , $150.42 per month, 60 mo. cher and lg . 1 ca r garage trees , 1/ 2 acre. 80-1746. Agent: on this large lot. 3 BA s, fireplace paym ents . 80- 1605 . From w / workshop and electric. The Rose Gumski. Only •1,500. and full basement are ju st a few •e,5oo. perfec t start er home. 30 -1765 . STARTER HOME. Completely o f the luxuries . 30- 1439 . EXCELLENT LOCATION. 3 BR .44,900. renovated townhouse. 3 BR , LR, Reduced. •51,900. bi-le vel, large FR . formal DR , TASTEFULLY DECORATED DR , kit. Own your own lot. VA coun11y kit. Sm . barn, fenced NEW LISTING ·CONVENIENT BI· LEVEL in a small community or FHA approved . Call now. 40- pas ture stream - woods all on 5 LOCATION. 3 BR Elkton home of la ke front propertie s . 1767 . Ag ent Billy Carter . acres. 40-1784. •11,900. within walking distance of Overlooking the lake and silling .21,500. NEW • NEW • NEW. Quality sc hools and town . One Year high on the hillside for true bea u 15 ACRE SECLUDED LOT, bu ilt homes. Only a few lots left W arranty. 20· 1792. $49,900. ty. 3 BRs. M ove in condition. 50- loaded with trees + beautiful in ARUNDEL. 3 BR homes, full 80 / 1724 . • 17,900. THE HERITAGE THE HAMPTON NEW LISTING . Pr ivacy stream . Build the home of your I 3 bedrooms, 1 Yo baths 3 bedrooms, bath basement, 2 full baths, formal INDUSTRIAL LAND. 62 + choice . Owner will participate w / w aterview . Almost new 2 BR acres zo ned for heavy industry DR , future FR . 'h acre and 2 acre with financing. 60-1455. $31,900. $6 Est. Payment • •SS Est Payment ranch on 2 ac ., easily ex pandable with a portion zoned commercial wooded lots to choose from . BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT 41 180 fnclu:~~gi;::;•nco Mo. ln c lu:~~gi;:~;an ce Mo. to 3 BR s. Raised brick hearth use . To be sold as one parcel. 562 1 878 $527 Prlcea atertlng at •19,900. high above N.E. River at North Payments are for 3D Years and may vary slightly according to additions and changes. fireplace in LR w I ca thedral ceil· Excellen t location . fronts on Rt. East Harbor. Sew erage available. WARWICK. 3 BR home w ith ings. Full walkou t bsmt., lg . deck 40 & R t. 7 and is close to 1-95 . EACH BEAULAH LAND HOME FEATURES · Central Air, Andersen Windows, sm . barn . Lg . kit., nice lot, call w / scenic view of upper Elk Much potential. Call for details. Priced to sell. 30 -1757. •14,500. Full Basement, Refrigerator, Maintenance Free Exterior, Energy Package, for details. 10-1797 . Ul,900. 20- 1786 . t71,100. 70 -1613. ues,ooo. Agen t: Verdie Ayres. Rake & Seeding, 10 Year H.O.W. Warranty and More. I Joanne Sentman ...... 398-1505 ...... 398 -3843 Nancy Simpers ...... 398·2578 MANY OTHER MODELS & PLANS AVAILABLE WandaJackson ...... 398-5814 Jack ie Blankenship ...... 398 -9387 ONE YEAR RoseAnne Holmes . .398 -7730 BeltyGiovanazi ...... ••.. ... 398-1623 Bill Johnson ...... 287-5685 WARRANTY BeltyWeed .. . .398-6285 Carolloltus ...... 398-7015 BernieWeed ...... 398 -3611 MatyCampbell . 398-4787 Jacflrwm · ~ ...... 398-4051 VerdieAyres ...... • ...... 287-5920 Hom a W1rr1nty Protection BiiiCattet ...... 287-5213 RoseGumsk i ...... 287 -5375 Eileen Killman ...... 398-8318 Reggislewis ...... 398-1584 For Buyers & Sellers AndyVaughn ..... 398-8298 BeltyTrone ...... 392-3384 Merch11,1• The New Ark Post Sports Equipment 440 802 Rooms 808 Unf~nished Apts. 616 House for Rent 616 House for Rent D.P. 650 Fitness Gym with ---- 618 Misc. Rent weigh ts. Never used. $125 . Unfurn ished room wit h powder 2 BR house for rent For mo rn Qpen end garages-North St.. JQ2-322-6163. room , bath room -kitchen PORT DEPOSIT-Large very nof ocall301 -398 2856. ELK TON -3 BR , beautiful wood Elkton-- Boats. ca rs, etc. Con priv ileges, Farm and co untry nice 1 BR, let floor apart· 2 BR townhouse. Firepl ace. floors, LR. OR , large den. larg e venient to off ices . Call 301 -398· se tting . $50. per week . 301-398- ment. Call301·287-8308 after washer /dryer. $500/ mo. plus scoeen & glass porch . Priva te 3651 af1 er4pm. $15/ mo . 3322 b_l!!w~n 9am and 5 m. ~m. ut ili ties. Security deposit re- parking, back yard . Close to 441 Swimming Pools 604 Furnished Apts. 610 Mobile Homes/Rent ~u~d . Ca ll 301 -398-3617 aft er ~cvha~1o l~t ~?:.ita~ 4~~~~-es~~ : NOiilitEA'sT-1 liR.fuiiY RISING SUN~obiie CHARLESTOW NTB'R. 398-1233after5 m. AAA-1 POOL BUILDERS carpeted, vary cfHn, private home . Call 301 -658-5057 aft er $350/ mo. plus utilit ies. Security EiKTON-New 3 BR bllevelln Have leftover '85 pools; still in cartons. 15' x 24' w/steel brac MCura area. Utllhlee Includ ~---- ~~~~~i~~~ qu i red . 301-287-6887 !'!~:rl~;~~~:::~::fe~e!C: ing, fence , 4' x 16' deck, com ed. Security depoelt re quired. No children or pete. 612 Property for Rent CHARLESTOWN -2 BR , bath, required. No pete. Bill plete filtering system. Only Avail A rll1. 301-287-8166. laundry room . S325/ mo plus Johneon at A.C. Litzenberg $1099. No money down . Full OFF NEWARK -ELKTON RO at utilities . Sec ur ity deposit & 301·388-~38!':!:n!.!!._.-~-· REAL ESTATE financing. 808 Unfurnished Apts. MO / OE line. C-2, 1.78 a~r es references req . No pets. 301 - NEAR PORT DEPOSIT . 3 BR , PHONE 302-328-7722 w/2 bu il dings. 5000 sq . ft . 287-2096. 1y, bath rancher. 2 car garage . ..------131 W. MAIN ST . ELKTON -1 702 Housing for Sale ASK FOR SONNY 150 x 1001 1 story and a 3500 CHARLESTOWN -2 ~ $550/ mo . Call Bob Jebsen. BR , very nice . Security deposit fq . ft . 135 x 5512 story. Sale or bath, laundry room . $ /mo 301 -398-8444 or 378-2343. BY •OWNER . New 3BR rancher LANDVEST REALTY 375 re uired . 301 -398-6291 . ease all or ~!:lQ.!- 398 - ~ plus utilities . Security deposit & NORTH EAST AREA-3BR-:Tuii on Y, acre . Hardwood floors, 2 BR apt. LR ,DR, kit & bath . 1'I • baths, family room & utility $325/mo plus utilities. No pets. 614 Commercial Property references reg . 301 -287-209_6_:_ ~:;u~~Ye~~po~tetr~;u~r~~~ N~ roo m. $65,500 . Call 301 -658· 398-2401 $200 securi ty deposit. 301 -2B7- MAIN ST . ELKTON . Business ~~~~;~~~?i ~~;o~ n~~i ~~~~~~ more than 3 children or 1 pet. 5945. 2646. office. 2 rooms. $325/ mo . Heat dinette, LR, encased fron t $375/ mo . 301 -398-2416. ELKTON AREA - 3 BR 112 Delaware Ave. ELKTON, MD. 3 BR duplex with large yard & & electric included. Call 301 - porch . $400 / mo . Security NORTH EAST AREA-Large porch . No petsl301 -642-6720 . 378-2990 or 658-5546. deposit & refe rences requ ired . country kitch, OR , LR with ~o~~~~ ~~· ~~~ a t~~ : ~i!~h~~; I-----~N·e•w_C_o,.ns"'"t.ru•c•t•io•n•-·M-in•u•t•es-Fr.. o·m-D•e•le•w•a•r•e---• BEAUTIFUL 2 BR private apt. AT 213 at CH:'::E7:RR:':'YC'-:H- IL_L_·ne-w 301 -287-6017 . fireplace, elec. stove & refrig. deta ils aher 4pm. 301 -398-2829 Central air & garage. Located commercial bu ildings for ren t. EL KMORE-New home,28R: Seeking working c'ouple or ELKTON , well ke pt townhouse' STARTING AT $53r900 A.P.R. 10.5% Fixed Rate on Rt.40 between North East & 750-1500 sq . ft . Will bu ild to garage, water rig hts, large lot. retired . Non -smokers. Please, 502 Business Opport. Elkton . $375/mo. & elec tric. 3~e~d'tkeR ,c~~~~~ f~~c~~ Y;~~ Includes 3 Bdrm_.. living room. eat-in kit .. full bath, hardwood kitchen - w/ga rd en . Great home or in - cabinets, electroc range, wall-to-wall carpet, driveway & walk. Lot Windshield repa ir business- Security deposit & references ~~;!il~~~~s f oc~~~~~~i:f~:irJa~; $525{~-~1 - 398 - 6882 . ;::'q~i~~~ - ~ee~ r i~~ - ~~-e~~~n~e~~ tools, tra ining, customer ac required . No pets. 301 -642-2700 for next building 5/ 1/86. 301 · 95. Call between Bam & 6pm . vestment unit. $37,500. Call ~~~creB ~~:na;~ao~~~:~7l~~~!~:oa,:,~o: ~1;:~. rate. For Qualified Buyers. counts etc. $1800 cash takes it or301 - 272 - 770~~0.:.... ____ 0 all. Owner mov ing. No gim CALVERT / RISING SUN r~--~5?22=· =;;;;=:::- ;;;;;;=;;=;;;:r30J.:?~7 - 2066 . 301 -392-4035 eve/weekends. 1·------~~~~------.------18!111 Lovely new 1 BR seperate apt. 2ACRES mick, must sell by Apr il 1. Call FAIR HILL - 1 ACRE HANDYMAN 'SSPECIAL 30 1-658-3489 . Fu lly equipped & furn ished on New Constru ction with epectacut~r NEW CONSTRUCTION 2 storw, 3 BR. LA , DR . kitchen. 1/2 view . Conven ient to N e w ~r k . Will ICtl . Public 11w1ge , Ask ing wooded estate and farm . Elec 141,100. tric fan , wa ter & AC , gas heat. bulldwithyourplensoroun. WIIItr· New 3 or 4 BA ren ch . full but· Qmury21 11 mtnt. well to Will cerptt, tnough rtngt finen clng low li•ad rttl $300 /mo plus util ities. Security APR . room fo r horu st1bl1. Noflh hit 1ru . Propo11d co nsuuct/on, TURNQUIST deposit & references req . 1 yr. t460ptrmonth, 31R. 1Yt bllh, plr· lease . 301 -658-4532 a fter ~ INDUSTRIAL SITE 174.900. tlel tlnllhedbenment. LR , country GILPIN GOLDSBOROUGH-REALTORS kitchen, sliding g/111 door. Undtr· 107 ActtJ Front on 1·95 end PA . A CHERRY HILL -At 213. WATERFR.ONT prlcedetf54,100. Spacious 2 BR . B miles R1ilro1d neu Delaware lint U,fOO 3 SA . LA . klt . wiFiorld•rm. Menw ' RENTALS P .;~ :!C rt. t •tru. Ouutendln g VIew at from Newark , DE . tn . tOO . Aedue~d . $375/ mo. plus utilities. REALTORS GREAT LOCATION ELKTON COUNTRY · WOOD 802Rooms Security deposit required. Br ick ranchonanicestreelnearshopping &busroutes. 2fu ll baths In town. In cludes central air 40 WOODED ACRES STOVE- A-FRAME SWIM&SUN w/centralatr. Screen ed ~orchw / ca rp et.$ 75 , 900 . K-244. conditioning, new gas fur· . 2•torw. 1.1tcru. 38R. 2tullbllhs, El kton & North Ea st. Room or 301 -398-8525, days or 301 - nace, 3 BR · possible 4 BR . w/strum. Wtii·Seplic Swst•m . In your own pool in Caravel Farms. 4 bdrms., 3Y, Je~rglflgewlthh l ghctiling111 " efficiency . Color TV . From $45 398-6070, evenings. QUALITY BUILT newly remodeled kitchen 14'115' Mobllt Home . Owner fin en· ptusstoregt. Reducedlorquick baths, 2 fireplaces, many improvements made this and balh . Hardwood floors clngpoulble. Trtde lnyourprt· sale. tat.IOO. wkly. 301 -398-4400 or 398-9855 ELKTON 3 BR, 2nd floor on by Liberti. Prime Newark loca tion. la rge 2 bedroom, 2 story Colonial through -out most of house. nnt rulutlte or buw with only or 287-9877. Landing Lane . References year. You ' ll love it !I Call738·5544. No . 3382N . on II acrewellshrubbedlot.2carga rage . Trees. S105,900. K-141. Nice yard with deck Ca ll fo r fS .OOOdown . Calllordetlll s. appointment. $49.900 . NEAR RISING SUN furn ished required . $475/mo. 301 - LOCATION PLUS COUNTRY LIVING WANTED : TO BUY HOME -TAX SHELTER bedrooms for rent. Share kit- ;39e!:2:-:-4;:::62':"0"-.-::----.,.-- Univ . of Del. area+ professional area . 5 bdrms., 2 Minutes from Newark. Ma intenance free lovely split level on beautifu l NORTH EAST Bu ll dlnglotupto20•cru. Willpty 8\1 ACRES ' chen & bath . $50/week . 301 - ELKTON . 5 room, 2 BR se baths, 2 fireplaces, modern kitchen & bath . All ly landsca ped one -half acre. Call for deta il s. $93,000. K-193. top dolllf. 211ory. 41R. 2'1'1 b•ths. uplrllt ' 658-4122. cond floor next to Elkton RISING SUN AREA DR . tem llyroom with flrtplece.ln yours for $147,000! Call738-5544. No . 3373N . NEWARK New co nst ru ction . Coun 1ry /ott SMALL FARM WITH groundpooi. Piusrentlluniii, U · : NEWARK OE , room or efflclen- Middle 111 ~c. h?ol. $350 / ~o . 5-bedroom br ick Cape Cod. 3\7 baths, full basement with pool room evallablt . JBAranch startlngat INVESTMENT RENTAL ctllent sheller. Redu ced : cy, near Univ. from $135/ mo . plus . uttllloes, securoty CUSTOM BUILT 164 .900. lllt.OOO . • 302-737 -7319 , 9am -5pm deposit & references. No home in The Woods. Features 3 bdrms., 2Y, baths, and wet ba r. Wood floors, formal dining room , study, 2 fireplaces, 4Yt tcru, 2storyfarmhoust, 41R, andmorethan3000sq . ft.M inlco nd ilion. Mustbeseen . K-246. 2 btthl, wllh ctrpon: lergt bern NE AREA : weekdays. pets. 301 -398-2420 after brick fireplace in fam ily rm ., large 2-car garage and a RENTAL · ELKTON 7 Oup tu. Et . apt . huZBA . welltowall •ndoutbuildlngs , 20d0 1nground RENTAL : Newark near University. Man- .:.o::..:Pm.:.::''------; rear deck overlooking parkland . Call 738 -5544 . No . GLASGOW PINES urptt. tlld in ggluadoort. Menwu· swimm ing pool. Will con1ldtr Freshly pa inted , 3-bedroom townhouse. New motor in heater. New tru. tll,toO. trtdt·ln. Cell for lnformlllon . Conttmporerwhomt. 1acrt, many 0 5 5 3279N . 114.900. utru. f67!ii fmo. Lg . Jcergarege. ; k~y : A~~ ~2~~~ ~ e~ R $~~ ~ s! Newly re;o:~~~~ - Custom ~~~J~:!r:~rhho;,:eal~~ ~~~1er . Panelled living room and dining room . : $365. 302-737-7319. 9am-5pm kitchen , with appl ia nces, LOTS OF SPACE 2 • weekdays. washer, dryer, AC , w/ w in this 4 bdrm . Dutch Colonial on 3 acres w / barn. NORTH EAST AREA-Privte carpet. No pets or children . Large country kitchen, 2Y, baths. Quality construc home. Prefer professional $350 / mo. 301 -398-2121. tion . 3 horses allowed . Th is could be yours!! ! Call • fema le. Kitchen , bath & la un - ELKTON -new 2 SA apt. LA / OR 738-5544. No . 2798N . ()ntul); : dry privledges . $50 /week . 301- combo, den , custQm kitchen : 398-7939 after 6pm. with all appliances, CA. no ··; ir'()f 21 • Room or eff iciency. Wilm . & pets. $495/ mo . Call 301 -398- 102 EAST MAIN ST. -NEWARK ; New Castle area . Airpo rt vicini- ;33=3~2 . -=,9 -~5 ·,.,.---,----- GOLDSBOROUGH ! ty . Color TV , phone, refrig . PERR YVILLE-2 BR , oo pets. 302-738-5544 NEWARK 302-731-8200 • From ~4 5wk ly. 302-658-4191 or $330 / mo plus ut ilities. 301 -658- ·~ 328-7529 . 5468 . :: ------:: SUFFERING :: from OPEN OUSE REDUCED & READY FOR YOU C-31N ELKTON :· This 3 Bdrm . raised contemporary ranch 2·3 bedroom, apt. rented, etore front :! with cathedral ceili ng in living room, on Main St. approx. 1.100 sq. ft. Full ·: ,.CABIN FEVER?" stained woodwork throughout, CiA. 2 basement and parking for approx. 20 wood decks. heat pump, and woodstove cars. $88,500. Call Harry V. Marcue. auxiliary back-up on wooded Y, plus lot ~; Come See A on cul-de-sac in Oakridge. Just 5 min . to PRIME COMMERCIAL LAND :· Log Cabin Being Constructed 1-95 or Newark. Just into Maryland. Br· 2.9 acr11 eubdlvidabfe. Town water & ing reas. offers. $73,500 . Call Harry Mar· sewer available. Owner financing. :- Directions: From U.S . Rt. 40 & Md. St. CUI, Jr. Located acrose from Valu Food• ·Elkton. Zoned C-2. $185,000. Call •. Rt. 272. 1 mile West of North East NORTH EAST Jerry Voshell. ?, Police Barrack. Turn right onto Red Price reduced to $72,400. 2.76 ac. of Toad Road. Go approx. 1-1/4 miles. seclusion with this 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath ranch. Cathedral ceiling In living HANCES POINT 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, kitchen, dining room . Beautiful stone fireplace. Has 2 story Colonial on 1 ac. with detached second building with income poten· garage. Turned driveway In water den, garage ...... $75,000. room, heat pump ...... $67,500. tial. Call Jerry Voshell. oriented community. Walk to marinas FOR SALE BY OWNER · from this 4 bedroom, 3 bath, LR V.A. TAKEOVER! w/fireplace. family room with flue for Handyman special In good condition wood stove, country kit.. sewing on y, · acre . Stone fireplace , room, perfect in-law eulte. 2'h addl· wood stove, 1 y, story. 3 Bdrm .. 1 bath, tional ac. and 20x40 barn avail. PMM Cape Cod . $45,500. possible. Reduced from $117,900 to $109,500. Hurry and call Harry Marcus. Building lot with public sewer also available for $12.500. Call Jerry FARM HOME POSSIBLE .. Voshell. .·== PERFECT STARTER HOME .. RIVERFRONT! Almost totally rebuilt 3 bedroom rais .· Renovated 3 Bdrm . Colonia l on Elk ed ranch on Dogwood Road. Living :; River. 2 full baths, floating dock, room, eat-In kft ., bath and .. French doors to wrap-a round deck, washer/dryer hook-up. Partially :: ..._.. maintenance vfnyf siding. excellent finished family room and 4th bedroom .. area for water fowl hunting . Just off on lower level with outside entrance. ::· Beautifu l two bedroom homo In tho Town of North MASON-DIXON REAL TV Oldfield Point Rd . Listed at $145 ,900 . Chimney for wood etove. $43,500. Ea at on a t /2 aero lot. Walking distance to schoo!a, :: shopping. and churches. lncludas living room . dining Call Jerry Voshell. Must sell. Call Harry Marcue. .. room . kitchen. bathroom , two bedrooms. a full baao· (301) 398-8444 or (301) 378-2901 mont and a nice yard for planting flowers or for th o ;.·: kids. New roof and furnace. Perfect condition Inside Directions: From Elkton on Route 40 East, left on Delancy Road 3rd road on the and out. Just right for a small family or retired couple. right. Montague Lane. ' Town water and sewage. Priced to soli at $55,000 firm . Serious Inquiries only desiring to Inspect tho property colli3011 398-4690 for an appofntment. An up-to-date guide to residential real-estate . opportunities in the Elkton and Newark areas, compliments of Patterson-Schwartz Realtors. Home guide NEWARK MARYLAND GROWING PAINS? SPACIOUS PLUS Nice bi·level in convenient location Plenty of room for growing family In 4% ACRES ... SUPERB HOME .. . with 3-5 bedrooms. 11-S baths, largo nic e neighborhood . Upgraded of privacy surround large 4-bedroom, In Thebar Ia only 4 yeera old and In ••· family room . enclosed porch Is just bathrooms, large living room and 2-story. Groat 27x13 ' kitchen wit h cellent condition with upgraded what you 're look in g for . Only $69.900. family room , brick fireplace , garage. cherry cabinets, f amily room. carpets, ceblneta on lendacaped 3/4 733-7000. No . 1021. $79,900 . 733-7000 . No . 1019. fireplace, 2-ca r garage. basement, in· acre. Real value at f117 ,000. 733-7000 HIDDEN ACRES HERITAGE WOODS ground pool, more . Great potential. or 301-398-6262. No . 10482. 3 BEDROOM RANCH 3 BEDROOM BILEVEL $t25 ,000. 733-7000 or 301 -398·6262. No . SPECIAL FINANCING R-2ZONING ... 1041 . MINT CONDITION Custom brick ra nch on 5.48 acres. 3 Bl·level on 2 acrea In Fair Hill area . 3 % brick front & Brick inset & more on near new hospital. 4-bedroom, 2 ~ bedrooms, 2 baths, spacious family bedrooma, 2 baths. 2-cer garage, den more on% acre lot. ~ acre (plus/ -I lot. bath home with screened porch, COUNTRY CHARM I room with fireplace, 2-car garage, beautiful updated kitchen. almost Lovely 3-story Vic tor ia n on 3.4 shaded detached barn, fenced pasture. North new roof, reconditioned heater, Yz ~~~~ :::::~: l' h~'-;~ J::~01~~;~~M~~ $55,385* $59,550* of canal. $157.900 . 733·7000. No . 1040. acres with greenhouse, kennela, No . 1083. aero lot. Mid SO 's. 733-7000. No . 10523. oversized garage. pasture. Perfect for gardener or horse·lover. 733·7000 or PERFECTION PEBBLE PLACE 301 -398-6262 . No . 10427. An ti que brick/aluminum dream GRANDVIEW GRAVEL PIT ROAD Lovely 4-bodroom. 2-bath 1 ~ - story DUTCH COLONIAL hou ae In perk-like aettlng In Glen home wi th aluminum siding, 23x15 ' Custom 4-bedroom. 3-bath home on Farms. 31arge bedroom a, 2 betha. for · 3 BEDROOM RANCH 3 BEDROOM CONTEMPORARY family room with fireplace , ca rpeting. wooded lot with family -room 610 ' WATERFRONT mel living room with fireplace. large ce ntral air, 2-car garage. Only 6 years fi replace. custom kitchen with Great 8-acre site on North East River family room . f109 ,100. 733-7000 or 301 · ·' Brick inset & more on On wooded acre lot, full old I $79.900. 733-7000 . No . 1115. breakfast room , 2·car turned garage, perfect for large home w ith in-ground 398-8262. No . 1027. •' pool, pool house, 3 fireplaces. screen •' % acre (plus/-) lot. basement, well & septic. heat pump. complete lnaulatlon package. 733-7000. No . 10494. ed porch, gazebo at water's edge. SUPER BI·LEVEL ·: WELL-MAINTAINED ... 733-7000 or 301 -398-6262 . No . 1076 . Unique L·aheped home wit h top :· $66,900* $64,900* and lovingly cared for . 3-bodroom . qual ity conatructlon . 3 large •'·' 1 Ya ·bath home in popular community bedroom a, 2 beth a. au per family room ·' on nicely shrubbed cul-de·sac with GREAT STARTER .. . FOX CHASE MANOR with brick hearth fireplace. Water !: fenced roar yard . Mu st seal 733-7000 . with California room with slidi ng Spacious home on approx. 1 acre. 4 rlghta on Elk River . 733·7000 or 301 · •' MANCHESTER PARK DEER HAVEN No . 1098. doors to rear yard, extra large laundry bedroom s. I ~ baths, family -room 398-6282. No . 1074. •' room. panelled living . Excellent con woodstove, low-maintenance ex· 3 BEDROOM RANCH dition . 733-7000 . No . 1125. terior, oversized 2-car garage. Terrific WATERFRONT :. 3 BEDROOM TWO-STORY "BLAIR" valu e wit h takeover mortgage. 733· Super 4-bedroom , 2Y. -bath 2-atory .· Brick front on lower % brick front and Newly listed 4-bedroom. 2-story with 7000 or 301 -398-6262. No . 10500. with 2-car garage. 2 flrap!acea . lovely 2 ~ baths, large fami ly room wit h 1 level & more, Yz acre more, % acre fireplace, 2-car garage, basement on NEW LISTING :;;,e:n~~e:kor~lt~v:;~~:~ ~fuh~:at~- (plus/-) lot. .6 acre In Newark city limits. Qu ie t Large 2-story colon ia l on qu iet cul·de· WATER ORIENTED Seaufraa River. 733·7000 or 301 -398· (plus/-) lot. neighborhood. $115,000. 733·7000. No . sac. 4 bedroom s. 2Y, batha, 2·car Hom e has bean upd ated with 1262. No . 1016. $77,867* $53,885* 1068. garage, central air, fireplace, more. storm s/ screens, carpet , fresh paint, Convenient location near Newark, vinyl sid ing , ba sebo ard heat, Year· COZY RANCH shopping and 1·95. 733-7000. No . 1129. round home with boating and sw im· Perfect for couple or amo ll family ming rights. 733·7000 or 301 -398-6262. with 3 bodrooma, 2 betha, 2-cor No . 10463. garage. beaement. Country living on 3/ 4 ecrejuat 5 mlnutea from Newark . 733·7000. No . 10409. ELKTON HEIGHTS Un ique location for well·malnttlned " Nanticoke" ranch on large lot . 3 bedrooma. 2 botha, femlly room fireplace, gerege, Iorge reor deck . 733: 1000 or 301 -311-1262. No . 10428. LARGE FAMILY ... Ia whet th la houu nttda. Gourmet kitchen, au mmtr kitchen. Iorge dremetlc foyer. living room fireplace. femlly room , I bedrooma, 2l\ betha. f120 .000. 133-7000. No . 1140. 16b The New Ark Post 702 Housing for Sale 702 Housing for Sale 704 Property for Sale 708 Commercial/Sale 708 Mobile Home/Sale 708 Mobile Home/Sale (•a Month N. BLUE BALL RD ., ELKTON ·3 STORE with apartment above . 10x60 with pull out, 2 BR , 1 14K70 Homette, 1979. 2 BR, Term a) 1Y. acre /·, Rural Cacll County . OR Cullom built hom11, your BR , 2 baths, large LR , DR , Beautiful Haven Lena Estates, Opposite major foodetore & bath, storm windows. Excellent ~~~eo:rp~~b lar~e ~:t~ ~1 : ~ $500 · ~~~~ lot or ourt. IH our modtl. Kitch ., den, new w/w carpat & Subdivision, Section D. Owner shopping center at the West condition . Must be moved . 8 :;....,,....----- ALL 'II 301-371·3041. 1idln g, 2 cer garage . end of Chester, PA . 216·666· Ava ilable in June . $3900 or best 1howers. Large country kit· will finance with 36% down . chen, built In stereo system, DOMESTIC 4 BR , 2 bath home with Guaranteed 1 year . $58,000 . !.!!_600. 301 ·658·3223. 6900 . ~ 1 · 287 · 9613 fireplace & 26' x 51' workshop 301 ·398·0261 . 12'x60' In trailer court, 2 addl· fireplace . All appliances lnlclud· CARS & TRUCKS & garage . Call ~~8 - 9§E5 . NORTH EAST . 4 BA brick ran · LOT FOR SALE by owner·Rt ______tlon s, LR ··20'x 12', 3 BR , alec . ed . Very good conditi on . $18,900. May stBy on lot, ready BROOKMONT FARMS off At char . 2 fu ll baths, DR , LA 273 & Blue Bell Rd . $18,000 . 8 9 301 ·n5·8303 after 708 Mobile Home/Sale ~ a~h e~/dryde~ ~ \~~ 1 ! h ~~ : to move in . Cal Larry, 30·879· 40, between Newark & Wllm· w/flrep lace, full basement ~ 5 ~ . 1450 or 301 ·378·4266, even· in gton 2, 3 & 4 B A wlflreplace, garage & TV 0 9 000 10'x60' 3 BR , 1 bath . Must be ~f~;~t~ r ~ m$ · · 301·658· In s. townhouses. $27,000·$35,000 . satellite included . Little less NORTH EAST-Building lot in moved . Must sell, $1000 . Needs -;-· , !l'_:_ - - 301·398·3793 . than 2 acres. Asking $89,600. North East Harbors. Call Lloyd minor repairs . 301 -398·0 105 14 x70 3 BR, 2 baths . $13,500 . 1973 12 x 63 3 BA . $6000 or best BY OW NER excep tional co n· Ca ll 301 ·642·6830 or 2B7·967B . at301272-8116 . · May stay in park with approval. offer . Set up In park in Cecil County. 301-378·3089 or 301 · temporary ra nLMr over 3,600 PERAYViL LE ·3 BA duplex 301 ·378-3757 after 5pm . 658·4039. square feet of the f1 nes t con· within walki ng distance of th e NOrth East - Harbors . '!, ac re 12x60 Broadmore. Great condl· 14x70 Atlantic , 1983. 38A;2 structlon, 3 BA , 3 baths with nvnr LR. DR , Eat -In Kitch . corner lot. Mu st sai l fas t. tion. 2 BA , 2 full baths. Loca ted baths, LR , kitchen, 8x10 porch . 1984 Atlantic, 14'x60'. Fully fur· ma1 ble top basins & ceramic $. ' Dot Noon. $12,600 . Caii301 ·2B7·6469 . In all adul t trailer park on Nor· $11 ,600 or best offer. Must be nlshed, TV, ste reo , dishes, pots tile. Max imum Insulation, hard NOON , INC . theast River. 301 ·2B7·6660 moved. Owner may help in & Small shed Included . oak floors, just completely re · Bel Air, MD . days, or 301·287-6927 even· i expenses. 301 ·287·6943 Call 30 1·39B· paintedrefrigera. toModernr, dishwasher kitchen, stovewith ·-=~3~01~- 8~79~- 0~8~66~~------~~~=-~~-~~~~;~~~~-~~~~~i!~=~~· with oven & double broiler, GE DEALER ~~~:~~m~a~~:~i~~~~ ~:~:~:~ DELAWARE'S #1 D 0 D stereo, wet bar, wine closet, 2 firep laces, large screened porch with flagstone floor, operating CAR of the WEEK! fountain in family room, large walk·in closets, oversized at· tached 2-car garage with alec· :~~t~f~~~ ~:~:~ · 0~~~~~= ~~~~: .,...... '84 PLYMOUTH nicest bulk -headed points on the Eastern Shore . Close to St. Michaels, over 1,600 feet of waterfront . View of water from RELIANT eve ry room . Mature landscap· ing of 4 1/2 acres more or less . 2 door, maroon vinyl interior, Owner financing possible . silver grey, automatic, air, Brokers protec ted . Asking $295,600.00. Call 302·349·4140 stereo, new rubber. anytime & leave messaQe . FOSSETT CO. REALTORS '84 DOD GE DAYTONA TURBO, 5 spd ., air, stereo , cruise control, dark tan OCTOAAAO LAKES 2 BA , LA, OR /kitchen combo, . ~3et~~~~~ o;;~8NA . oo ·• . i.i.a:. ~~~~ : ;o· ~, ·•. i~atit ·a ·r · i ~ier i ar·• . iull . poweru!fr~· stone fireplace, fu ll basement , wheels, charcoal grey metallic , 1· owner , low mileage ...... t10,886. large screen porch on wooded '84CITATION , 4dr .. auto ., air...... t4860. double lot Bordered on the Oc· '83 FORD ESCORT , wagon, 4 spd ., AM / FM ...... t3860 . torero Creek . 548,600 . '83 CHRYS I. ER LeBaron . 4 dr ., dark tan metallic , sunroof, stereo cass ., PS / PB , PORT DEPOSIT pwr . locks, windows , seats , tilt steer, rea r dafr ., wire wheel$...... t8316. Leave your paint brushes and '81 CAPRICE , 4 dr ., full pow er, stereo, air, wire whee ls...... t4886. hammer hamel This property Is '81 AMC JEEP CJ7 , 6 cyl. , 4 speed . 4 wheel drive ...... t4600. In a move·ln condition. 4 BR , '79 DO DGE Challenger, 5 speed , air ...... U600. 1'h bath, LR , DR , fam ily room, ;large eat·ln kitchen. laundry '82 DA TSUN King Cab Pkk·Up, AM / FM , 4 spd .. low mileage . . ..••... t4200. room , full basement. $32,000. '79 FORD MUSTANG , tu rbo , 4 speed ...... t2860. '79 DODGE ST . REGIS . 1 owner . clean ...... t2885. NEAR RISING SUN '75 FORD PINTO , automat ic ...... , ... , .... , .. , ...... tl50. 1'h story, 4 BR , 2 bath, kit· '81 PONTIACT ·1000, 2dr...... t2386. chen, LR , DR, sla te foyer , 2 car '77 VW RABBIT , 4 dr ., 4 spd ...... , ...... t1376. ~~[~~~~gs . 1 8 r~~ca~~~ce .cl~se out~ Chantilly Manor Country Club Rittenhouse & 1·96 . Perfect for professional. 8 acres . $160,000 . Motor ~ompan. y Large 8 BR , 2 story home on 250 ELKTON RD., NEWARK 368-9107 approx . 1'h acres. 1st floor, 4 BR 's, full bath. large LA with fireplace, DR , kitchen & laun· dry. 2nd floor, 4 BA . full bath , needs repairs. $60,000. 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March 18 1188 The NewArk Post 17b 701 Mobile Home/Sale 804 R/Vrs 806 Trucks/Vans 806 Trucks/Vans 806 Trucks/Vans 806 Trucks/Vans 1 ~ · Travel Tr ailer. Sleeps 6, 1875 Kenworth Tractor C-10P/ UP '85 1984 Flamingo Redm an. 3 BR , s1ngle a>e l, s h owe~ , toile t, cabover. Completely rebuilt 6 cyl. , ~uto ., ps, pb, a/c, DATSUN NISSAN '84 1 1'1 bath s, ga rden tub , rang e, hot wa ter heater & engine. New block. $15,000 arn /f m, 5898 mi., 2yr ./ 24,000 4 cyl. , 5 spd ., ps, pb, arn /fm washer/dryer, partl y furnished. much more . Good corrd. $2100. or beet offer. Call 301-398· BRONCO 11 '84 rnl. wa rr an ty avail. $10,385. cass. No.Z5056A$4 295 Already set-up. $2500 down & 301-658-5812. 11451eveninge. 6 cyl. , auto., ps, pb, al e, No.PI 2 take over payments. Call 30 1· DODGE mini motor home . Very amlfm radio, clo th int erior , 2yr ./ 24,000 rnl. wa rr anty avail. SHEEHY ~~O~;~~~ ~ ap~~~::;tn~obrle good condition . 301 -642-6720 . No P4 $10,995 SHEEHY 400 1K rrk wood Hwy 302-999·026 1 homes for sale, must be remov ~·io5~h ~a~::el. k~~~e ll~\ -~2 : BRONCO 11 '84 ed from their present location . 6720. 2 tone, V6 , 4 spd., ps. pb, al e, SHEEHY ~~ :~·~;~~~~~~run~~= ·: : ELCAMINO '81 PU ~a~~: ~2~~~ ~~~~5 0 ~~~~~~ ~ LAYTON 1984 Tr avel trailer· ~;,:;~~~~a~.y~~~H~2;~'$9;ti 4001 Kirkwood Hwv 302·999·0261 ~~;s92ork , pr ice negotiable. 30 f· :m ~ r.~; c~~~~; · r6!• ~ib.' ; ' ~; 5000. 24 1'1 ft . Excellent condition, 24 ,000 rn i. warranty avail. CONOWIN GO AnEA -14 x70, sleeps 8, hitch package. $7000. BRONCO 11 '84 CHEVY SlO PU '84 No.T5233A . s5795 301 392 5429 sHE EH y 6 cyl., 4-spd ., ps, pb, arn /fm V6, 4 s~ d ., ps, pb, am/lm 1985 Skyli ne. 2 BR, w/w ' ' · stereo, 2yr ./ 24 ,000 mi. warran· cass., 2yr./ 24 ,000 mi . warr anty ~~~ne. t , ~~~g le s : ~~ f . il~rg~a~~ : ,______400;; 1-.Ki-rkw-o•od-Hw.. ~- 30_2,.· 9~-· 0-26-1 1y avail. No.T5272A $8495 avail. No T5270A $5995 4001SHEEHYKirkwood Hwy 302-999· 0261 $26,000 .301 -939-2045. FORO , 1974 Heavy Half pick up . PS, HALLM ARK 1979, 3 BR, fron t STEER SHEEHY SHEEHY PB, standard trans., 8 cyl., R & H. kitchen with bay wi ndows, 4001Krrkwood Hwy 302·999-0261 ~ I Kirkwood Hwy 302·999·0261 ~s king$ 11 00 . 30 1 - 398 · 4787 . shingled roof, vinyl und erskir . ing . 301-:178-3978. THIS NE /EL KTON AREA -1983 Liber· ty, 14 x 70 with fa rge new deck WAY & shed . Very good cond it ion . By : 301-287·6664 . .John Mascher What type of gasoline does yo ur owner's m an ual recommeud1 Don't use premium gas ,u nles.s It 's ~a il e~ for . For the price of a bike that merely transports Tailgating c.usea m o re accidents 1han speeding. a No rt h D.O.W. your body.yo u can get a bike that transplants your ~ : ~ Carolin a atudylo und. · . TRANSPORTATION heart. And the Sportster• 883 has all the styling. Tho ugh radlaltlru c ost more initially, t heft long li fe .. up to 40 ,000 mr luor rn o re ·· makes upfortha t. Aiso: the y're leu like eng ineering and soul that separates Harley ' from ~ Bo2 Motor Cycles lyto blowout. and the v,save.tuel. the ordinary. Wha t lJ ou It mean whe n the car " d iesels" .. keops running LOOK WHAT THINGS ARE YAMAHA, 1982 SSO Maxim. a ft er the Ign itio n Is off? That high te mperutures, preuures and Come see the Sportster 883. because for li800 milee. Very good cond. cn rb on depo tl tsc~tuse fu e lt o burn eve n a ft erlg n itionls t urn o d $3.995. you can get more than a new bike. you can DIFFERENT ON oft Check timi ng. c n r b ~r e t o ! nnd plug ~ap s . 301_-392 - ~. get a new ou tlook on life. AHARLEY. HONDA 1975 500T-with 6000 ' h tra·spoclal car ·· a 1971 Rolls Royce .. Is used to dr ive brides miles, ex tras, $400. 301-398· to churc h on th eh w e dding da y in No rw ood , Massachusetls , Ru tlreue glvu rides as a g il t to hometown brldos. $500* DOWN BUYS 4228 alter 4pm. __ HONDA NIGHTHAWK, 650, '76 Toronado (loaded) '77 Newport 169,000 miles) Harley Davidson of Wilm., Inc. 1982. 4200 miles. $1200. Call C:athy, daye, 301·398-3311 or '77 Cutlass S. W. '75 Dart Uookes new) 2102 N.E . Blvd ./Gov. Printz, Wilm. , DE 19802 evenings, 215-932-5730 after (triJtate '77 Marquis '76 LeMans S.W. I64,000 miles) 302-658-1416 !Jlm. '77 Fury 156,000 miles) '76 Sedan DeVille Will ing to tr ade 1982 maroon Yamaha Maxim wi th low miles, Rt. 40, Elkton '76 Nova 175,000 miles) '74 Chevy Cargo Van ·full matching fairing, black sad· 1 mile from DE Line '79 Pinto Auto 135,000 miles) '76 Grand Marquis ;dlebags & storage uun k, for '76 98 (loaded) Harley Davidson of equ al va lu e. .._------~----' '76 Cutlass 11 owner) 301 -287-3158. '79AspenS.W. '77 Maverick 148,000 miles) '80 Chevette '76 Monarch 175,000 miles) We Congratulate DOWN The Glenn Russell '80 Citation 142,000 miles) '78 Regal (6 cyl.) for being our '76 Mark 160,000 miles) '78 LTO II (68 ,000 miles) Nucar Team '80 LeBaron '81 ArieS.W. '77 Delta 88 '77 Regal (1 owner, 64,000 miles) "Salesmen of the Month" '78 Grand Marquis '80 Chevette (63,000 miles) for February! '78 Olds 442 '78 Regal '78 Granada (52,000 miles) '80 Skylark 1HE IOWESfPRICED '79 Malibur '80 Concord '79 Delta 88 '79 LTD S.W. 1RUCKIN AMERICA Way to go, Glenn! $1000* DOWN JUST oor lOWER. '81 Mercury Lynx '79 Sedan DeVille '79 T-Bird 169,000 miles) '77 Eldorado Biarrite 153,000 miles) '81 Reliant . '79 Olds Cutlass '79 Caprice Cgassic '79 Le Sabre -«triJtat~• '79 Regency 98 '78 Monte Carlo (58,000 miles) Rt. 40 at the MD/DE line '81 Granada GLX '80 Citation (58,000 miles) 398-3600. (302) 737-4060 '80 Mustang Auto. '83 Tercel '79 Camaro (60,000 miles) '81 Ram Van (looks new) '81 Challenger 78 Delta 88 (60,000 miles) #1 Salesman from '80 Malibu '82 Exp (55,000 miles) Culpeper, Virgina relocates! WITH 8.6% FINANCING ALL CARS COME WITH 50 TO CHOOSE FROM Not looking 30-DAY-1000 MILE WARRANTY ot including frl'igln. optional t:quipnw nl. il :111 y. Looking for I:IXt.'!'o and tag.., the best to spend deal? Tired more than PLUS GUARANTEED DELAWARE of high you can af TilE FII ~~TCAR HUILI )I]\SOFJAII:..N. pressure? ford? INSPECTION. TAGS & TAXES EXTRA. nucar 1suzu DEALS 0 N WHEELS 172 -J7q North Du Pont Highway, New Castle. DE Then call Dan Turner and dare to compare! 1220 CENTERVILLE ROAD 322-2277 WILMINGTON, DELAWARE ------~PARTOf l~------the nucar cOnnection 999-9955 )) 1: I. I II ,\ N 1: . ~ t: A N A ~ I) T N I' t: K II 1: ,\ I) tri1tate UBERTY KM Plymoulfi fiB nm\SIJ: H Mi4JII*W I'"'' 1"11·"""LI""' CHRYSLERI PlY 1 l 'Ti l (301) 392-4200 or 1-800-848·CARS (DE, PA, or NJ) I~ •\Ill( \ '"- \ I II k ' No MD State Tax to Out-Of-State Buyers Rt. 40- 1 mile below DE line, Elkton, MD ., .~ 18b The NewArk Post March 18, 1m 801 Trucks/Vans FORD 19n F1 ~ XLT -V8, 2tone, ~~~~q~~;n~~~-P~id~~ ~~~c~a:~~~: : r:• other e•tras, 75,000 miles. $2500 n otible. 301 -398-5442 alter5pm. FORD, 198> custom ~;;;; _v-8 auto., AC, 4 captains chairs, sofa bed, AM/ FM cassette. Exc . cond. S5400. Ca~1 - 398-4706-'- __ _ _ FORD Chllteau van, 11110. 4 apeed, good condition. $3100 or belt offer. Call 301-815- z._. - --- - FO RD E-150 van, 1980. 4 spd 00, large 6 cyl. $1500 or best offer , as is. 301 -378-2070 even- In S. c-rof'~ FORD F150 '84 PU 8 cyl. , auto., ps, pb, am/fm, 2yr./ 24,000 mi. warranty avail. No.P24 ~s,s-re.o $7495 SHEEHY 400~i rkwood H ~2:~-()26 1 FORD F250 '79 8 cyl. , auto.. ps, pb , No Y5009 B $3995 SHEEHY 400_! Kirkwood Hw 302 ·!!~ · 0261 Ford E150 '85 Ca rQ o Van 6 cyl. , au to ., ps. pb. 2 yr . 24,000 mi. warranty avail. No.P211. $9395 sli MilliON DOll SHEEHY INVENTORY REDUCTIO 4001 Kir kwood Hw 302-999-0261 GMC VAN 1979-ps, pb. auto, V-8, ate. am/fmstereo, captarn'scharrs ca ~~lin . 301 -275-24p8_._ PET ER SILT. 19n tractor. A-1con di tr on, 350 Cummins . $18 ,000 negotia ble . Call alter 6pm, 302-731 - 4J]_O. ______TOYOTA '79 PU White, 4 cyl. , 4 spd ., low mi. No.T5313A $1495 SHEEHY ~J!irkwood Hwy 302-999-0261 808 Automobiles PRICES HAVE NEVER BEEN LOWER BUICK Regal, 1980 . Blue. PS , PB, wheel covers, new tires, AC, landau roof, AM / FM ON OLDSMOBILES • HONDAS • USED CARS stereo, 44.000 miles . $4695 or best offer . 301 -398-7860 or302- ~ - 0699 a~--- CAMAR0'76 Orange, 4 spd ., 8 cyl., 350 engine, rally wheels. HIGHEST NUMBER OF CARS AVAILABLE IN OUR HISTORY $1695 DEVON AUTO SALES 302-328-9029 FINANCIN G AVA! ~ . BAING YOUR TITLE AND BE READY TO BUY! CAMAR0'78 8 cyl., auto, pslpb, ale, am /fm ON THE SPOT FIN·ANCING! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! stereo. $2195 4·DAYS ONLY! DEVON AUTO SALES 302-328-9029 FIN AN CING AVAIL. CELEBRITY '84 FREE GIFfS! REFRESHMENTS! 2 dr ., 6 cyl. , auto ., ps, pb, ale, am / frn rad io. No .TH5014A $6995 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT! SHEEHY 4001 Kirkwood Hw 302 999·0261 DON'T MISS IT! ON SATURDAy SEE: CHEVY . 195~ 4 dr , ;;;;g;nal ;;jes, Slll,OOO , com plete stock Drive • PERFOR home.$1100. Call Dean. 301 -658 • FROM sriNG CLOWNs 2016 after6 pm . CHEVY 19n Malibu Sl.;tio-;;Wagon. BIG BIRO SAME STREET ps, pb, am/fm radio. good trres and RAGGEDy . .. Ru ns ood. $1200.301-885-5679. ANN CHEVY 1978 Monza -a.rtO, ps, pb, ale, V-6, New brakes & exhaust. ON SUNDAy SEE, tires have 6,000miles. Excellentcon dition . $1300 or best olfer . 301 -392- • BIG BIRO , 3533 a tte.:..~ - __ CHEVY1973 Nova -2 dr. . 6 cyl., good STRAWBE~~/ conditon. origrnal miles, am lfm • ftECIAL APP~A~HORTCAKE stereo cass., new paint 10b $11~ . E EASTER BUN ANCE BY 301 -275-2241. NY CHEVY 1985 Ca;;jiier-4 dr ., 4 spd~ II ps, pb, am/fm stereo cassette Ex cellentcondition .S61 00orbestolfer . 302 - 366-1930a l ~ . AN':J';.~lHc£ kiDS CHEV Y 1985 Monte Carlo, blue AM ERA metallic, a/c. au to,6cyl., only8,000 miles. Perfect condition. G.M. Exec . Ask in $9875.302-654-7526. CHEVY MALIBUC LASSIC, ALL CARS SUBJECT LOW RATE GMAC OR BANK 1975. PS, PB, AM IFM, new TO PRIOR SALE FINANCING TO QUALIFIED BUYERS battery, ti•es & brakes. low 298 E. CLEVELAND AVE., NEWARK • 738-5200 mii!!V!!_~~ 302-834_:!542. CHEV Y Mali bu Station wagon . 19n. PS, PB, AM I FM radio, :J good tires, good runn ing cond . $1 20!J ~3Q.!:_SI!5:fi?_7iJ.c._- THIS WEEK . WE ARE AT THE END OF LEPRECHAUNS HAVE DONE THEIR YOUR RAINBOW! EVERY CAR AND MAGIC AND MADE ALL THE HIGH TRUCK PRIC E HAS GONE TO POT! PRICES DISAPPEAR! COME SEE! NO BLA RNEY! Thrs w eek yo u have the "luck of the Ir ish!': YOU' RE IN C LOVER! Everyone's Irish this week. And so are we. Everywhe re you look, you'll see sav rn gs as big a Ir is hman's heart! Ever, our ''three diamonds" have turned into shamrocks. So come Why, it's enough o drrve a man to Smith Mitsublshl ! buy o ur lrttl~ d arlin's wrth thl' wee prices and SAVE! SMITH WILMINGTON WEST MITSUIISHI 4l10 Kirkwood Hig hway, 8:10-9, Sat. to S, 9U-4400 19b :::r•rch 11, 1888 The NewArk Post 808 Automobiles 808 Automobiles 808 Automobiles 808 Automobiles VW, 1972. Very nice car. Needs clutch work. $380. 301 ·398-8168. :!: . MONTE CARLO '84 VW BUG, 1173.' Aa Ia MOO or CITATION '80 2 dr .. vs. auto ., ps, pb, aic, ~ - 301 3311 !·: . REGAL '83 =~1c;";~ · .~·•• -318- !!· 2 dr. , 6 cyl. , 4 spd ., ps, pb, a/c, :~~~~ ·n~ym / ~~~i~ yrN~\~~ : $1895 $8495 :~~ -i~. ~Y~/ . ~~~()ooP~ i. ~~r~~~ : ZEPHYR '82 ~~ am / f mP r ~~:t~2~ell ty avail. No.B5004A . $61 89 4 dr., 6 cyl. , auto .• ps, pb, a/c, am/fm radio. No.R458. $3195 Buy One Wagon, Get One FREE! ~~ SHEEHY ,· SHEEHY ·:•: 4001 Kirkwood H 302·999·0261 4001 Kukwood H 302-999.()261 ;;:· CORVETTE 78 MONTE CARLO '80 :?:· 2·tone silver, Ann iversary edi· ~ - d~~~d~ .Y~~~~~ -~t~:~: ~~~O ·:•. t1o n: V8. 4 spd ., ps, _pb, a/c., mi. , 2 yr. 24,000 mi. warramv ~. t\~ ~ I 1\/t'AA~~ ,1A ~~ Nowwhen ;::· ~ ~~~dN oaf~~A ~r1u; ~:iJgul! & avail . No.P26. $5895 •ESCORT \<:: ~~~' - ~::~ (t~ r f' J ~ · ·~ ~i-:/ fW VJt you buy any SHEEHY SHEEHY : •. . ~ new Ford :!;~E~ 4001 Kirkwood H 302·999·0261 4001 Kirkwood Hw 302·999·0261 •EXP • . '7 Wagon, you'll Fanancang thru Ford ~"/ get a Kids :!: COUGAR 77 MUSTANG '81 •MUSTANG $ ..... :•: 2 dr. , black, 8 cyl., auto ., ps, ~b~r~ ~ ~~a~~ ~~,;.yli :r~t~4 . ~ ~ ... . as low as ..- r'' Radio Flyer & ~ ·!• pb, a/c, p.wind. seats, mi. warranty avail. No .P41 . •TEMPO ;-: am/fm, No.R460A . $2495 Priced to Sell $5695 ~ < ~1 Wagon FREE! •T·BIRDS ~1 ~§!:!~E~!.. , .. ,§!;!~E~l., ~- . •CROWN ~~ 70~ _:~·;::7~ ::: DATSUN 200 SX '82 OLDS , 1969. Good condition . <~ 7I ~:.. Offer good 3/ 20 thr. 3/ 29 :·: 4 cyl. , 5 spd. , ale , p.win d. , AM /FM stereo casseue, new paint 15 PA·s·s. 0 ..;. am/fm cess., 2 yr . 24,000 mi . job, 350 engine. $300. 301 ·398·5185 VICTORIA :;~ warranty avail. No.P31. $5598 or30 1-392-4915.____ MAJOR ;:; :;: on A.P.R. :~? :•! OL DS 1973 Cutlass Supreme-pb, ps, DAILY ·WEEKLY ·MONTHLY CREDIT CARDS HONORED •BRONCO II .... SHEEHY a/c, stereo, more, runs great, low ::: mileage. $700 or best offer. 301 -287- lOR ~"".:;.::;..~'? select ..r.·:::.. Wagons Include: •:• 4001 Ki rkwood H 302-999.()261 6846 eve:::;ni::.'n ;::.s. -~:------:-- IESEICV'ALILIONS • •RANGER ~W~'V' models "~~~(~Y~ :~~,:~:,~o n ;!: available at 0.0% interest. !~~~:c\~~~: LeMans Station 218 S. Br idge St . 79 ''4 ·''(" •B•o"'o'• & Bmn ~~~ Rt. 40 at the MD/DEtriJtate line, Elkton, MD •13011 398-3600 or in DE 13021737-4060 ~~ W hit !.!~y~~u~t ~~s:~M / FM Need a Car? No Credit? ...... stereo . ·.~ $2500 If You DEVON AUTO SALES =·~~. . 302-328-9029 FINAN CIN G AVA IL. Have A Steady Job ... ..;::.-;=.; .. : :· FORD 1968 Fairla ne-new 200 en gi ne & new radial tires. $250. ::; 301 -398-1207 aft er 6pm . Have A Down Payment ... ::.:. FUTURA '78 .. 2 dr , 6 cyl. , auto ., ps, pb, a/c. :.0: No.Y5008 A $2795 YOU CAN RIDE TODAY £~~ SHEEHY ::: 4001 Kirkwood H 302-999-0261 •Largest Used Car Inventory in Delaware •Financing on the Premises ..; =·=· ::.: 2 dr ., 6FUTURA cyl. , auto., ps '79, pb , a/c. •Same Day Credit Approval ANNUAL No.B504 1A $1895 : •Experienced Sales Staff PERCENTAGE ::: SHEEHY •Guaranteed Inspection RATE 4001 Kirkwood H 302-999-0261 •30 day or 1000 Mile Warranty HAVE YOU FOUN D' WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FORI Try the Nonh East Auto Au ction . Every Thurs. 7 Ill, p.m. Buy or sell. 301-287-5588 or ~·~ 302-575-1881. :::) Have a $100 & want to ridel Ca ll State Auto . 302·=656:..:.:·7884:::,::.-..-,--, HO NDA ACCORD , 1964 hatchback. Excellent cond ., AM /FM casseue, o.o.w. Rusty J.$7000or besto ff er. 302-994- DEALS ON WHEELS ~~r 8627. •:· ME RCURY lynx wagon, 1982. 4 1220 Centerville Road • 999·9955 :. :.: spd, AM /FM , AC . Needs a lillie OPEN DAILY tillS P.M.· Sat. ti/14 P.M • • • . work . $2495 as is. 301 -376-2070 •..... ~~: -:... :::: ·::: :::....: If.- ::~ ~:~ '84 DODGE DAYTONA Customized, fully 4 dr., white, loaded, Black, 5 speed. loaded . demo. '84 MERCURY '84 PONTIAC '83 OLDSMOBILE GRAND MARQUIS FIERO CUTLASS 4 door, black, loaded . Low mileage, loaded. Air cond .. low mileage. '84 FORD '84 FORD '83 FORD ESCORT WAGON BRONCO MUSTANG 3 door, GLX, Sunroof, Blue, auto., air cond., Two-tone brown, V -8, air Model # 16156 cond ., low mileage. auto., air cond. 'it"/hnqptl(zoo,sxt' f9'1Z9 DI:MnfJ/Iy mt•nt S1}46CdYICX tl.ttk low mileage. O()monthlyp.tymf'!')OoJS169 ,l t f.S'I!tl'll'nMIPrfCfflt~'l~f Of1dppiOVMOfflll £XC/udfnglftlt', t HOMEFRONT by Dorothy Hall ··First of all, no family of more Steel-Belted Radial All-Season RE-TREADS Last summer we went to than one person manages to stay Washington, D.C. to renew our together during a museum visit. 30,000 Mile Tread-Life Limited Warranty acquaintance with the various While visiting the Franklin In branches of the Smithsonian. It stitute, we lost a daughter who Size Price was an especially nice trip was so enchanted by the thump because we were without the thud of the "walk-through" heart small and occasionally painful that she declared residency P155/80R13 $18.50 appendages known as children. there. A son had to be hauled On previous trips to the flailing and weeping from the jet P175/BOR/13 $24.50 Museum of Natural History, we fighter at the same institution. were rarely more than a shout I am.sure it is not intentional, P195/75R14 $29.95 away from the dinosaurs. It but museum planners must have P215/75R15 didn't really much matter what some deep-seated animosity $33.00 we wanted to see, the children towards families when they P225/75R15 $35.95 couldn't get enough of the design museums. Oh, I know it is tyranosauruses and diploc very logical and efficient to have dachuses. Whenever we ventured all the paintings in one place, all I'·Metr/cS/ze I'rice far from " dem bones" a child In the bones in another, and all the EXCELLENT TRACTION STeEL RADIAL-LT evitably disappeared - always machines in yet a third. But I G·reat ON/OFF Road Value- For LT or RV- ' P155/BOR13 $40.95 to be found staring raptly at the know of no family except maybe Raised Outline White Letters dinosaurs. When they weren't the Cleaver Clan on television P165/BOR13 $42.95 with the prehistoric beasts, they who all are interested in, or even Price P185/BOR13 $43.95 were ga wking awestruck at the tolerant of, gazing at the same Size whale that is suspended from the things. 7.50/R16 $89.00 P185/75R14 $44.95 ceiling. I think of how my parents must 235/85R16 I am sure the museum curator have felt when they visited the $101.00 · P195/75R14 $45.95 thought that hanging a whale Tate Gallery in London while my 235!75R15 $92.80 P205/75R14 $46.95 from the ceiling was a great use brother and I conducted a runn 30x9.50R15 of wasted space, and as a ing battle - verbal and physical $88.90 P215/75R14 $48.60 housewife who has too many - down those long, echoing, 31x10.50R15 possessions and not enough $97.90 P225/75R14 $50.95 marble galleries. I realized God 31x11.50R15 $110.00 closets or shelves, I understand is a just God when I was forced P205/75R15 $50.50 that you store things where you to view the Leningrad Exhibit at 33x12.50R15 $120.00 can. the National Gallery in 8.75/R16.5 P215/75R1.5 $50.95 Nevertheless, hanging a whale Washington, D.C. at an elbow $99.50 from the ceiling is Bad Science. flapping, dead run because my 9.50/R16.5 $108.95 P225/75R15 $53.95 For years and years one of my own children were behaving in a P235/75R15 children believed whales flew. way that was not considered $56.96 When he saw " Moby Dick" on socially acceptable by either the Remaining Sizes in Snow Tire Re-Treads television, confusion resulted. He guards or the other patrons. To 13"- $10.00 - 14"- $15.00 - 15"- $19.00 felt that Moby Dick had every this day, I am not sure what was right to act the way he did hung on the walls, but the because he was kept in the ocean catalogue tells me that I sprinted and not allowed to fly through past many memorable and the air as whales are supposed to renowned works of art. Special LUBE • OIL & do. The other message that came When I was fresh out of college across loud and clear through and full of profound theories, FILTER " Moby Dick" was never, ever wise ideas, and answers to $1195 stick anything into a whale. almost every question ever posed •Up to 5 qts. of major brand 10 / 30 grade o il "Museuming" with children is SAVE $9.05 REG. $21.00 •Chass is lubrication and oil change plus 9 poont in the history of the world, I saw maintenance check & new standard oil filter. an experience that always starts something that dismayed and Coupon Expires March 25, 1986 •Includes Most light trucks •Most cars . out with parents' good intentions. shocked me. A woman, who ap Their goal is to increase and peared to be otherwise compas broaden the children's awareness sionate and civilized, was taking of the world - cultural, scien seven little boys into the Museum tific, spiritual, and intellectual - of Natural History. She was and at the same time, to have a holding on to a rope to which Special FRONT END day of family togetherness. The each of the squirming little boys operant dream seems to be the was tied at the wrist. WHEEL ALIGNMENT family that views museum Now that I have been out of displays together, stays together. college for many years, and have $1175 As an accomplished and longtime not a single theory or an answer SAVE $12.75" REG. $24.50 museum goer - as a child and to any question beyond "what's as an adult - I laud the goal, but for dinner tonight," I salute that deplore the means. lady.