Council USRAR'1' ore r. · ~~ss passes budget Funds for shelter A KID'S .- EYE .VIEW OF OUR SCHOOLS approved by 4-3 vote

A $10.97 million operating budget for 1986 which includes a tax rate cut, no increase in utili­ ty rates and additional police· staffing was approved Monday by Newark City Council. Council also approved expen­ diture of $260,330 in federal com­ munity development funds, in­ cluding $10,000 for a new home for Newark Girls Club, and $39,000 in revenue sharing funds, including $4,000 for a shelter for the homeless. • '" The operating budget of $10:97 million is up 6 percent - $655,319 - from $10.31 million in the cur- . ' 1 "The teachers care a lot about their rent year. .. Delaware will mark American Educs- students' educaiton and interest in learn­ It includes a tax rate cut of 80 by Neil ·fh·omas Uon Week Nov. 17-23. In anticipation of ing," said Tara Schooley, an eighth cents per $100 of assessed valua­ that important event, students st Wilmer grader; "The teachers don't just stop tion which will become effective E. Shue Middle School in Newark, a Na­ teaching after classes end. (They) have a July 1. The rate will drop from tional Model School, were asked for their lot of parent contact. If your grades start $1.13 to 33 cents. .opinions on the state of education in 1985. to slip, the teacher will contact your However, City Manager Peter parents immediately. Marshall stated in the budget Education. During the last few years, "Also, if you don't understand report that most homeowners American public education has been the something, there are lots of people that will not see a substantial change subject of reports, criticism, cover stories would be glad to help you with it." in their tax bills because the city in national magazines, television Classmate Suzanne Geist said the will begin using the new New documentaries, reports and more reports. teachers make students "work hard, but Castle County assessment when All painted the same gloomy portrait of that's what a good teacher does." the rate drops. the nation's schools. There was a real con­ Good teachers are also strict but "give "A minority of owners will see cern, sprung from a wealth of statistics students chances," according to Belena a significant increase or generated by a host of standardized test Butler, a seventh grader. The students decrease," he wrote. "These scores, that America's students were not said they appreciate discipline in the changes will be due to the learning as much as they should. classroom. · change in individual property But recent statistics show cause for Jeremy Stephens, a seventh grader, value and not the tax rate." hope. They suggest that in Delaware and stressed that teachers and students have Councilman Olan Thomas ex­ across the nation, test scores are improv­ an open line of communication. "They let pects the assessment will prove ing. Public education would appear to be us talk to them if we have a problem," he costly to residents in older sec­ rebounding. said. tions of the city. "It is going to Students at Wilmer E. Shue Middle While students find that teachers are do­ hit low income and older peo­ School in Newark, a National Model ­ ing a good job, eighth grader Erika Juhl ple," he said. School, believe that to be the case. . believes more are needed. "Even though The city does not anticipate "The quality of education in the state is there is a demand on teachers, I think any changes in its electric or pretty good," said Phillip Campbell, a they should find a way to have smaller water rates. seventh grader, "and Christina (School classrooms," she said. "There are an Council deliberations on the District) is one of the hardest. Other average of 30 kids to a classroom and that new operating budget centered districts measure themselves by it. doesn't leave time for many student­ on the police department, to "Christina is harder because people are . teacher relationships. which Marshall has recommend­ really concerned about education." ed adding two new full-time of- The students agreed that good teachers See WEEK/ 6a . ficers and seven new part-time are the key to good education. And they officers during the coming year. were unanimous in their support of the job Christina teachers are doing. See BUDGET/ 4a

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Newarkera ••.•• ~ •. 2a Newa·•• , •••• ·.•••..•. 3a They said it Schooll •••••••••••• Ia DART detours Rt. 16 •' Calnmunlty• .: •••••• 8a • Newark City Councilman The Unlvendty ...... 13a Louise Brothers, after spending DART has detoured its Route 16 bt1s service because of Bntertamment. ..• tu more than two hours on the city's NewArk the closing of South College Avenue railroad bridge. Church ••••••••••• 18a budget Monday night! said: "I Post The bus service has been detoured via the Christina Ufutjle...... • 11a came here tonight ready to pass Parkway (Del. 4) connector between Elkton Road and South College Avenue. Passengers who previously Qplnlan. ·• .• ; ~ •• ·•• .•. 18a this later on but I'm afraid we'll have more brainstorms 'which will boarded on Park Place or South College Avenue north Sports •. ·..••.•.•.•. lb Early deadline of Del. 4 must now board on Elkton Road or at the Park Wedd.IIJI. :•• .•••••••• 8b cost us more money, ·so I'm in favor of passing it now." The NewArk Post wUl go to and Ride terminal at the intersection of Del. 4 and Clualflid. ·..•.•... 13b press approximately one day South College Avenue. Gilt plde.. ·.. ~ ..... lc I early next week because of • Newark city plann~r Roy the Thanksgiving Day holi­ Lopata, asked by a Chapel Hill day Thursday, Nov. 28. resident what advantages the Advertisers and people with Council to meet Monday community might gain should it information to be published be aMexed by the city, replied: in the news columns are ask­ Newark City Council will hold its next regular meetipg "First off, you get me as planning ed to submit material one Monday, Nov. 25. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. in director." day earlier than usual to ac­ the Newark Municipal Building on Elkton Road. comodate the altered produc­ tion schedules. 2a The NewArk Post Nov.20,19116 NEWARKERS

Val Nardo Needy Family Fund drive begins this Friday

year. It raised $10,000. Val's Needy Family Fund. Today, Nardo said, the Fund is by Neil Thomas a community project which in­ Canned goods will be stored at volves the Lions Club, Kiwanis Holy Angels Chu1·ch until needed. and Rotary as well as schools For Nardo, spearheading the Fifteen yea•·s ago, Val Nardo and youth groups. Fund is a lot of work but work was joyous because of the health "Without the help of the com­ well worth the effort. of a loved one had been restored. munity, I would not be able to do He wondered how to show his this," Nardo said. " On the whole " You don't know how I feel," gratitude. it's the community which puts he said as the kickoff date for the "I asked the Lord how I could this over physically and finan­ 1985 drive draws near, "It's like help," said Nardo, a popular cially." a guy waiting for that first day of barber and Newark resident for Nardo said it is an "honor" to golf. He can 'hear' the club hit 66 years. "Then I had a dream live in Newark, where such a that ball. I really look forward to and in it a voice told me to help project can receive such it." those less fortunate than widespread support. "I'll be in myself.'' the shopping center and people I That Fund activities have often Nardo knew just what to do don't even know will pull me required that he spend part of his and as a result of the dream over and hand me a check," he Christmas Day delivering food said. established Val's Needy Family around ~ewark doesn't bother Fund to raise money and food to The 1985 Fund drive will begin Nardo. brighten the Christmas season Friday, Nov. 22 and will continue for the Newark area's needy. th•·ough Christmas. "I know I can sit down to my The first few years, it was a Canned goods are being col­ Christmas dinner and know that family project with residents br· I have fulfilled my duty of having inging can goods and donations lected at the barbershop and at seven local schools. They are: done something. It's a great to Nardo's barber shop in Fair­ thing to know you have fulfilled field Shopping Center, and sons Brookside Elementary, Downes Elementary, Gallagher Elemen­ an obligation, and it is a definite and sons-in-law dispensing the obligation. food. tary, West Park Elementary, Et­ ta J . Wilson Elementary, It grew, however, and is now "It's a feeling you can't have "more or less a year 'round pro­ Christiana-salem Elementary and McVey Elementary. In everyday, ordinary life. It's a ject," Nar·do said. The 1984 Fund message coming through from provided Christmas turkeys, the Good Lord." hams and canned goods to 286 Donations can be made at the barbershop or at the Bank of families and had enough left over And it's a message the Nardo to assist Hope Dining Room and Delaware in Fairfield Shopping Center. Make checks payable to: family has received loud and Meals on Wheels the •·est of the clear. Rebecca E. Rhodes wins Hope Award NEWARK MANOR The National Multiple Sclerosis sclerosis, but all those who are NURSING HOME Society has ~iven its Hope Award handicapped." for outsl:andmg achievement to' Rhodes, who lives with her Rebecca E . Rhodes of Newark .. family, Richard and Elizabeth 254 W. Main St., Newark, DE The Hope Award is the highest Rhodes in Brookside Park, is given by-the national society to president of HANOI (Handicap­ 731 -5576 honor volunteers. ped Adovcacy Network of Rhodes, who has multiple Delaware, Inc.) which she helped sclerosis and uses a wheelchair, found. was cited for her contributions to She is a Delaware MS Chapter all handicapped persons in the board member and is chairman state, according to Robert E . of the state MS Society's Faatz, chairman of the state legislative committee. In this last chapter of the MS Society. role, she is a lobbyist with a ma­ Faatz said Rhodes "has com­ jor difference. She pleads the bined intelligence, exceptional handicapped case with drive and compassion in her lawmakers by telephone, through highly successful efforts to help associates and by mail. not only those with multiple "Many of those who work with the handicapped are convinced that attitudes in the state toward those with handicaps have chang­ •Small enough for personal care, yet large ed for the better. A major share enough for all the amenities. of the credit clearly belongs to Rhodes," Faatz said. •Gracious living in a residential setting with "Above all," he added, unlimited visiting hours. . "Becky's courage and deter­ •Owner administrated facility. II' YOU'RE mination in the face of an in­ creasingly serious personal •A dedicated and competent staff. disability serve as an inspiration THINKING 01' for all the disabled and those who •Located just minutes from Elkton. RE-ROOFING, seek to help them." THINK QUICK.

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CHRISTIANA MALL PAUL RICHARDSON Although this was the largest mall purchase 1·95 & RT. 7 - NEWARK The ~lilies' Organist In Delaware history - quantities are limited - le67 OPEN llroedSt,..t HURRY INII (302) 366-7400 7 DAYS Middletown, D.. . u ....., The NewArk Post 3a NEWS NEW MANAGEMENT Bring Thi• Ad And Get FREE ORDER OF FRIES with An Purcha•e •SANDWICHES •ICE CREAM SHAKES •ICE CREAM CONES & SUNDAES CAPPA meeting draws 120 •STEAKS ·SUBS· HOT DOGS 1(. Full Breakfast Served 7-11 a.m. SOUP &SALAD BAR Focus will be maintaining quality of life, consultant says ·oRIGINAL DAILY SPECIALS DBBRHBAD HOT DOGS SINCC. l031S The Possum Park area contains Also speaking to CAPPA Currently, he said, much of the more than 1,000 acres of members was Wayne Grafton, CAPPA area Is zoned R-2. That CALLAHEADFORLARGEORDERS by Neil Thomas undeveloped land of Interest to director of planning for New Cas· means Individual houses must be CAPPA. Major tracts are the tie County. Grafton said the coun­ built on lots of at least one-half WE DELIVER acre. TOU. of D. Coelig, Denison, Acierno and du­ ty Is about to update its com· 366-1575 (Min. 3 order~) The primary focus of Citizen Ad· Pont parcels. 'l'he University of prehensive land use plan and vocacy Possum Park Area will be Delaware. is also a major land- related zoning regulations, and Onn said CAPPA will hold Houre: 8·10 M·f 1011 S.CollegeAve., Newarll "to maintain the quality of life urged CAPPA Involvement In the another general meeting In six Sat. 9·10: Cloeed Sun. here," William J . Cohen told 120 holder in the area. process. months. 896 SHOPS people attending the newly­ The 170-acre Acierno tract, formed organization's Initial an­ formerly . the Stopyra tract, Is nual meeting Nov. 12 at Maclary located south of Chapel Hill off Elementary School. Kirkwood Highway and was con­ Cohen, a professional planning sidered for a major regional shop­ consultant hired by CAPPA, said ping center 10 years ago. that to maintain the quality of life Onn said a proposal for the pro­ In the largely residential district perty by new owner Frank .(\cler­ of the northeast of Newark, the no Is expected.before Christmas. organization must become active In city and New Castle County However, Newark planning The planning and zoning decisions. director Roy Lopata said It is NewArk "We must not just get involved unlikely those plans will Include a In the process," said Cohen, a project as large as that proposed a State Line former city planning director, decade ago. Post "we must help shape the pro­ Traffic and water supply pro­ Thomas F .. Brainee Nell F. Thomas cess." blems will probably dictate Publisher Edllor. "Development Is Inevitable," residential development of the property, with perhaps some com­ Video Bruce Johnson Dianne Carnegie TtnaM~~- - Cohen said. "The key question is StaffWrller Contributing Photographer Advertising how do we have conscientious mercial development near the (301) .398-1811 . Repreaentallve development and maintain a Kirkwood Highway, he said. Loc.ted next to Stele Pat Burns Charles E. Rolph Of the entire CAPPA region, Line Liquor~. RT. 278 Delaware Debbie Dear quality environment for us?" (Eikton-Newerk Rd.), Staff Writer CAPPA began Its efforts to Lopata said, "I think It is fair to Advertising Director Leyout Artist say that the development pattern Elkton, MD. answer that question by electing a Phil! A. Toman M. Ray Nemtuda lJlBrown slate of officers. David Onn was to date Is likely to continue. Contribullng Writer Adverllalng Manager Receptionist elected operations chairman and "Areas which are primarily residential are going to stay ValBrooka Wayne Sammons was elected Dorothy Hall Advertising research chairman. Also, Bob residential and areas which are Contributing Writer Representative Rawlings was electeed operations primarily commercial area going "THANKSGIVING SPECIAL II vice-chairman and Linda to stay commercial. Wad. thru Fri.· '1" par movie The offices of The NewArk Post are located In the Robacott Bulldlnl, 113 E. Saunders secretary-treasurer. "There Is no great mystery as to (2 movie minimum) Cheatnut Hill Rd ., Newark, Del., 18713. The te.. phone numbera are 737~1101 and The group Is modeled after the what Is likely to happen here In the (pu Wed .. return Fri .) 737~724 . DISC area civic association which future. The area Is almost entirely Adverllains rates are available upon requeet. successfully Influenced develop­ residential ... That would lead one Tue•. & Wed. ·Rent any ment plans for the Hidden Valley to the consluslon that If there is 11.00·per night be ni~e~~:~l:!:d~:~~ni:1:!~ :o~ · ~i:~~·:~re::I:~~~~~·: ·P~:;.~a~~~~:n1o:~M:; tract near Fairfield and Covered development, It will likely In a orsanizatlons, achools and churchea; noon Sunday for aporta; noon "onda:y for Bridge fi'arms. It represents residential manner.'' civic associations; 5 p.m . Monday for letters to the editor and noon Tueaday for residents of developments in a pie­ While the city has an adjacent news. areas plan in which It considers shaped slice of land roughly The NewArk Post Is owned b:y Cheaapeake Publlahlns Corporation. It Ia a fne bordered by Paper Mill Road, Pol­ land use of tracts surrounding its publica lion delivered to resident. of Greater Newark's 19711, 18713 and 18702 Zip ly Drununond Hill Road and the borders, Lopata said that ne.arly Code areas. Persons outalde thoae areai who would like to aubacrlbe ma:y do 10 B&O Railroad tracks. the entire region of Interest to at a cost of •10 per year In county, •14 out of county. "We are not 'for' or 'against' CAPPA is In county jurisdiction. anything," Onn said. "However, He added that annexation can proposals are going to be made only take place If the landholder and we hope to be in a position so requests, and said Acierno has when they come to the fore to have expressed no such Interest for his ba1ckg:ro1md Information." parcel.

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NEWS NOW THRU SUI/DAY SAVE UP TO 80%1 H9LIDAY~~ If cent in one year, Marshall said. seem to have no other optioll8." development program. However. B DGET/ from la That and problelllll along Main Council accepted an advisory Street have created a need for committee recommendation that • Featuring specia l ~avings on our . additional officers. Council voted 4-3 to approve the $10,000 go to the Girls Club. best-sellirg swivel rocker from O'As1an the funds, with Thomas, Louise One of the full-tim offi cers Brothers and Orville Clark in op­ • Fantastic savings on rattan furniture! would be a s pecial projects of­ One of tht;, most controversial position. Thomas said he is not Shirley Tarrant, founder of the Rattan sofas. loveseats, sleep sofas, fice r assigned to train and actions of Monday's special opposed to such shelters but does Girls Club, said it may be leased dining groups and more. budget session concerned not believe the Continental land for a new home by the schedule pat t-time officers and • Spec1al savings on wicker. folio" up on eomplalnt'! stemm­ revenue sharing funds for the Avenue neighborhood is an ap­ University of Delaware on a mg ft·om loud pm·ties Newark Housing Ministry's new propriate place. parcel near Newark High School. accessories. and more shelter for the homeless at 34 NOW JUST Continental Ave. The part-time offic rs would be Because the $4,000 will not be Other community lat. 11-4 $199 c.diiiiii•IIIIL \Jsed to supplement the regular available until July, Newark developments funds were award· lun. 12-4 C..mtiii. ,A " I think it is a real imposition Housing Ministry also asked the ~~:::F:~~i~:~a~~~:~ force d~ring peak problem hours, ed as follows : $20,000, Youth 211·318·2210 on the people In this city to shift $9,017 in current ~ primarily 9 p.m . to 2 a.m. F tiday Corps; $10,000, coordinator, 20UU..... IIII. and Saturday nights. neighborhood to have to be sub­ funds from the Home Improve­ George Wilson Community WIIIIIIIIII•· OE MES 302·111..0810 jected to this sort of facUlty," ment Program for the Ministry's Center; $13,475, YWCA of III'OaLa•CUTCCXJR a ~L ~ said Hugh F. Gallagher Jr., Immediate use. Council voted 6·1 Newark locker room renova­ ~ Marshall also recommended a speaking in opposition. against that proposal, with Betty tions; $35,000, East Park Place task fo rce to study means of Hutchinson in favor of the shift. water main; $7,000, ramps for reducing the problem of un­ handicapped; $6,155, Newark controlled parties in residential Council also approved expen­ Housing Authority modernization areas. The task fo rce would In­ Several residents questioned projects; $45,000, Home Improve­ clude rept·esentatives of the the types of people who wUl be diture of $260,330 in community development funds. ment Program; $1,000; Newark RYAN CONTRACTING pollee depart ent. ollcitor, city housed In the faclllty of Newark Housing for Senior Citizens Inc.; Housing Mlnlstry to manage rnanager's offlce and building $17,000, administration; $10,900, CUSTOM INTERIOR PAINTING department. University of them. The only controversy surround­ playground equipment lm· P elaware Security might also be ed $10,000 for a new home for the provements; $65,000, Newark Quality Painting at Reasonable Prices Included. Newark Girls Club and Newark Economic Development Improve­ Speaking for the shelter, Mary Day Nursery. ment Program. Compla ints stemming from Consiglio of Newark said It is •2 YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE at·ti es, often I eld off-campus by much-needed. "That none is The last item is a new program •REFERENCES university students seeking to available in a city our size is not City staff recommended shlf· aimed at rehabilitating the ex­ I.Jeat toughened university cam­ the right thing," she said. "It of· ting the money to playground im· teriors of downtown storefronts •FREE ESTIMATES •. us policies h· ve risen 20 per- fers an opportunity for those who provements and a new ecouomic and stimulating business. ..:: :· .::· :: NEWS FILE 368-4415

Built up grease can Ignite when Emmaus House Aetna turkey drippings spill over. Do not cook overnight. Don't leave food "Safety First, For Peace of Mind" cooking while you are In another FIRE FREE. CHIMNEY SWEEPS, INC. ~ Ho u le 16 altered $2,500 presented J Thanksgiving safety room. Keep folks out of the kitchen as : DART is detouring Its Route 16 Emmaus House , a new Home fires are devastating much as possible. Crowded kit­ 398-9323 • 388-0843 ; bus service around the South col­ emergency shelter for the tragedies that claim lives and chens can cause confusion and •fege Avenue railroad bridge via homeless in Newark, was destroy property. It Is always sad ANY CHIMNEY CLEANING 10% OFF to hear of such a fire, but It seems burns. • the Christina Parkway 1 Del. 4 ) presented $2,500 by the Catholic Use only one or two appliances CHIMNEY CAP Diocese of Wilmington on Mon­ even worse when it happens at a ;connector between South College per outlet. Using too many at one llfJ11M!!!tJ ~:8: •Aluminum or stainless Avenue and E lkton Road. day. holiday time. Thanksgiving is a time can cause an overload and a time for sharing warmth, friend­ No Discount to Billed steel models available • The detour will enable DART to ship and love. fire. Customers Ventinox Emmaus House, located at 34 Keep pot handles Inward while •Wire Brush es /High Power · maintain its existing schedul e. Continental Ave., is administered Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Relining System Co. reminds Newarkers that even cooking and keep appliance cords Vee However, p assengers who by Newark Housing Ministry. It up on counters. This should pre­ •Certified Member Ne· The Chimney · previously boarded ori Park Place opened its doors to the needy Mon­ at such a joyful time, fire can vent you from pulling hot ap­ lionel .• or South Coll ege Avenue near Del. day. strike and everyone should be Ch imney Sweep Guild Flue Liner is: pliances down on you and from •Certified Solid Fuel •Lightweight ;!4 will now have to do so on Elkton especially aware of fire safety bumping into pot handles. It practices at Thanksgiving. Techn lclens & safe ; Road or at the Park and Ride ter­ The diocesan funds are part of a should also keep young children •Wrlnenlnspectlon :; minal at the intersection of South local grant through the Campaign This holiday is one that revolves •Licensed & Fully Insured •Acid away from both hot ltelllll. resistant· ! liege Avenue and Del 4 for Human Development. Catholic around the kitchen, which Is the Keep a fire extinguisher handy, churches across the nation take up most likely room for a fire to start EXPIRES 12 / 16/86 stainless steel. ·: The remainder of Route 16 ser­ in case of a grease fire. If the fire special collections for the Cam­ In your home at any time. Prevent is small, just cover the pan with : vice will be unaffer ted by the paign. kitchen fires and burns. Clean .: detour ovens before cooking in them. the lid or a bigger pan .

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Suchanec seeks joint effort with university to cur~ parties

tempted to curb the problem Part of the solution may lie in a through a variety of ordinances, task force recommended by city by Neil Thomas but Councilman John Suchanec manager Marshall. He has sug­ said Monday the time has come gested formation of a task force to when the city has to "deal with the study the problem and try to Newark is a changing city, and issue on a much larger level." devise solutions. not all residents are sure it is for The task force would include the better. "I for one am sick and tired of police and representatives of the having to be a 'babysitter' for the city manager's office, the building University of Delaware," department and the solicitor's of­ Some sections of the city have Suchanec said. "It's notfair." become off-campus " dor­ fice. Councilman Betty Hutchin­ mitories," housing thousands of Suchanec blames much of the son said it might be wise to invite University of Delaware students, noise problem on a university university security to participate. many of whom enjoy throwing policy which limited on-campus In the meantime, Suchanec ask­ noisy weekend parties. housing and forced many students ed if there could not be greater into residential areas. cooperation between city police Complaints received by Newark and security. He even suggested police as a result of such parties And he believes the university city police and security officers are up 20 percent in the last year, must be made a partner in findir.g work in pairs during peak pro­ according to City Manager Peter a solution. "Be it begging or cajol­ blem hours Friday and Saturday Marshall. ing, we must do whatever we can nights. to get participation on the part of "I think that would be a trj!men­ the university," he said. dous show of good faith," he said.

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Hosts needed Newark. elude the Middle Atlantic, Sponsored by the Office of Ad· Midwest, New England, New missions, the program will York, Southeast, and Southwest. Exchange students feature talks by President E .A. The latter two are new additions Trabant; Stuart J. Sharkey, vice to the sel'ies this year. The ASSE International Student president for student affairs; and Exchange is seeking local Dr. Bruce Walker, dean of admis­ families to serve as hosts for Scan­ sions. College profiles provide details danavian, German, Swiss, British Information sessions will be on academics, student body and Dutch high school students conducted by faculty and staff statistics, costs and financial aid who are part of Its exchange from the College of Agricultural data, application requirements, visitor program. · Sciences, Arts and Sciences, and admissions information. The non-profit ASSE is affiliated Business and Economics, Educa­ with the Swedish and Finnish tion, Engineering, Human The colleges that sponsor Departments of Education and is Resources, Nursing, Physical free mailing also include officially designated by the U.S. Education, Athletics and Recrea­ Information about their campw: Information Agency as an ex­ tion, School of Life and Health life, campus visits, interviewing, change visitor program. Sciences, the University Honors and their admissions philosophy. The students, 16 and 17 years Program, and the offices of Hous­ old, are fluent in English and are ing and Residence Life and carefully selected for the program Scholarships and Student Flnan­ based on their high school per­ cialAld. formance, good character, and In­ Refreshments and conversation ~: terest in the ASSE program. All of with University faculty, staff and them are covered by comprehen­ students will follow. ~~ TIRE sive medical and liability In­ For more information, contact surance and have adequate the Office of Admissions In WAREHOUSE money for personal needs sup­ Hullihen Hall at 451-8123. Cecil & Kent County's Most Complete Auto Stores plied by their parents. AU'I'O 11'0.11 . The ASSE program offers 202 E. Pulaski Hwy. COMPANY families the opportunity to share North American cultural and Elkton, Md. educational experiences with an Goldey European young person, and at the same time, to learn about -iu'Per-i uyr another culture and language. A Distrib~tes guide vOlunteer area representative, pr.ovided by ASSE, will contact Goldey Beacom College is one of Small car th i! host family and the guest stu­ more than 250 colleges in six ANn-FREEZE dent on a regular basis to assure regions of the country that have NEW Sale price/ 2 gallons: 8.78 that everything is going smoothly. Leaa mlr. rablte/ 2 gallons: 3.00 joined with Peterson's Guides to Net price/ 2 gallons: 5.18 )!'amilies Interested in serving sponsor the free distribution of Black as hosts for the coming school Peterson's Regional Guides to year should contact ASSE's local Colleges to 63,000 high school representative: Nancy F. Mik· juniors. Radials kdlsen at 5550 Dora! Drive, Wilm­ i~ ton , Del. 19808, or call 738-0297. These books will reach a broad cross section of students and will ~fo . provide them with objective In· formation about the four-year col­ leges and private two-year col­ leges in their region. PRE-SNOW ·~ vening with U.D.' NEW

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The Newark City Council house on Academy Street with all i recently enacted two ordinances other city offices, including the In an attempt to control rowdy Magistrate Court and council behavior within Newark's city chambers. NEWARK: limits. This behavior has not only Communications consisted of been a problem for neighboring the flashing red lights atop of residents but for the Newark poles at certain intersections. Police Department as well. Also, messages were left at PAST & PRESENT This was not the case back in various locations for patrolmen. 1906 when Newark had just one As the town and the University by Bob Thomas pollee officer, Chief John of Delaware expanded, Samuel Chalmers. There was little dif­ Tibbett and J. Earl Lynch were - \!vndor Information- ficulty in keeping law and order appointed to the department. then, and traffic problems were There were few major pro­ 834-1030 unheard of. blems and when they did arise lng a boom town. present chief, William Brierly. this group of officers, known as OPEN SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. Chalmers was succeeded by R. In 1951 council and other city From 371 complaints In 1950 I Aplsy In 1917. Aplsy was followed "the old guard," handled them offices moved from the building when Newark's population was ~~~~~~¥~VVVV in turn by Allen Reed, James through cooperation with the and In 1953 the blinking light 6,731, the Newark Police Depart­ Keely and William Cunningham, State Pollee. communications system was ment now receives more than i who was appointed chief in 19?.7. Until 1937, officers used their replaced with two-way radio. 11,000 complaints annually. For­ Year End Price Busters He held that position for 33 years own vehicles and were reimburs­ In 1960, New Jersey State tunately, It has progressed pro­ Out to etrongtr thtn txpecttd demand for ntw trtvtl trtlltra, wt ara forced until his retirement in 1960. ed for mileage. With traffic Pollee Capt. Arthur S. Haussler portionately to maintain the to llquldtta tU of our lttt modtl uatd travel traUtra btfora yur and. By 1930 it was necessary to becoming a concern, patrol succeeded Cunningham as chief. same law and order as it did In I vehicles were purchased In that '81 ' Terry, 33' Awnlng·BIIutlfull '14' South Wind, Front Lounge . employ two more officers, so Le Haussler brought about many 1906. '83' Mld11, Double Dinette. Roy Hill and Elmer Morrison year. changes In training, operation Bob Thomas is an oficer of the '81' Teurua, 28' Bunk Houu. I I By the end of World War II '14' Prowler, 28' Twin Btda. '81' Mobile Treveler, 11' Cl11n . were appointed to the force. and service to the community Newark Historical Society. He '79' Scotty. 19' Very Cl11n . '13' Apollo, The Belt. The department was housed in new problems were being en­ before his retirement In 1971, writes each week about the '79' ·Nomed, 31' Tip Out, Summer Home '80' Pace Arrow, Bunk Hou11. one rocim of the original fire countered as Newark was becom- when he was succeeded by the history of Newark and environs. '82' Prowler. 23' Super Condition. '83' Crul11 M11ter, Molt Popular Plen. '77 ' Holldey Rem bier, 30' Loaded . '81 ' Teurua, 20 ' Jult Arrived. ::: ~~e~~ ~r~~~: ~::.t:~YMIIII . I '77 ' Taurua, 23' Sleep a 7. '83' Honey, Like New. '77' laltreda, 20%' Like New . '79' Sporta Coech, N11d1 Good Home. COMMUNITY ALE '78' laatreda, 21' Loaded . '81' South Wind, 23' w/"Cer Kaddy". '83' Teurua, 28' Twin Btda. '86' L11herlo, "Earle' a Demo" . I history medal during a meeting of Sorry, no trada/free delivery, free etorege until Jen. 1,1986. Auction ASSIST Handcraft sale the Delaware State Society. Also Inquire about our "RV Ueere Sch.oi/How To Winterize Your Unit", It' I FREEl The presentation was made by Mrs. Walter Hughey King, presi­ Stolfus Trailer Sales And Co. I Cabbage Patch doll Training class dent general of the national Rt. 202. West Cheater, PA j U.D. Women's Club organization. The medal is award­ In PA. Call1-800-233-1408 A Cabbage Patch doll worth ed by the DAR to citizens who : Project ASSIST, a volunteer Out-Of-State 1-800-441-0863 I $250.00 has been donated to the tutoring program to benefit The University of Delaware have made noteworthy contribu­ 0 r 216-399-0828 Newark Day Nursery by Shader's dyslexic children sponsored by Women's Club will hold a holiday tions to the community through China Doll to be the featured item Newark White Clay Kiwanis, will handcraft sale 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the study of history. at the Nursery's annual auction start a training class April 7, 1986. Thursday, Dec. 5 and Friday, Dec. The Society also reported dur­ and holiday bazaar. The classes wlll be held once a 6 at ' .e Gallery In Perkins Student Ing the meeting, which was hosted The event will be ht!ld on Satur­ week for eight weeks, with follow­ Cer •. Jr on Academy Street. by the Capt. William McKennan day, Dec. 7, at the Nursery In West up classes In September. They will Proceeds will support the Chapter of Hockessin at Hercules Park Center, 193 West Park Place, be taught by Virginia Biasotto at UDWC scholarship program. Country Club, the following: Newark. The bazaar will run from P.S. duPont Elementary School. • Scholarships are being given ·Deck the Walls! 9:30a.m. to 3:30p.m.; the auction The tutoring program Is based to two children in two Southern I gets underway at 10 :30 a.m. on the Orton-Gillingham approach mountain schools owned by the There's still !!me for drywall and interior Proceeds will benefit the to reading, writing and spelling. Loveprints national organization. private, non-profit Nursery's Blasotto Is an experienced, • A ohild's Queen Anne arm painting to get your home ready for educational day care program. qualified teacher who has done chair has been purchased for the holiday guests. "This doll is a real collector's post-graduate work at Villanova, Child safety new Please Touch Museum in Na­ item, and we are hoping that It Johns Hopkins and the Dyslexia tional DAR buildings In And, if you call right away, it may not be will attract alot of people," said Institute in London. Washington, D.C. William F. Ritter, president of the In the Christina School District, Loveprints, a safety education • Plans are being made to pur­ too late for exterior painting. Nursery's board of directors and tutors are working at Maclary and and child Identification program, chase copies of records of soldiers chairman of the auction. The Bancroft schools. Is being sponsored In Delaware by who served during the Revolu­ doll's name Is Georgia D. She has ShowBiz Pizza Place. Please call today. ... For further information on Pro­ tlonaryWar. (I long blond hair and green eyes, ject ASSIST, contact Blasotto at A session will be held 1-4 p.m. and she's wearing a pink satin 764-3743 o1· write: Project ASSIST, Sunday, Nov. 24 at ShowBiz Pizza dress with lace trim. Newark White Clay Kiwanis, P.O. Place, 3601 Silverside Rd. near Box 356, Newark, 19711. Wilmington. HELP US Other items donated to the auc­ During the session, children are STRIKEOUT EX'CALIBUR tion include a pizza from Pizza Pie fingerprinted by volunteers train­ and a hair cut and style from The ed .by pollee. Children receive a BIRTH DEFECTS Head Shop. One board member, Elderly Loveprlnts safety kit, which in­ MARCH William Wardrop, has donated his cludes an J.D. card, a safety guide OF Painting and Drywall services as a pilot for a one-hour and valuable information for Since 1979 flight In a Cessna 172 that leaves parents. Fingerprints are for the sole use Licensed and Insured from Summit Airport. This Concerns to be topic •. airplane ride Is valued at $60. of the parents as a means of iden­ tification if their child is ever 302 I 834-8014 In addition to the auction, the More and more famUies are fac­ missing. J bazaar will feature an arts and ed with concerns for an aging Loveprints was developed in ! ) crafts room, a foods room, a parent. Alabama by Dianne Morgan, clothing room for adults and A discussion of these concerns general manager and sales children, a toy room, and a "white will be held at 7:30p.m. Tuesday, manager of ShowBiz. elephant" room. Donated Items Nov. 26 at the Calvary Baptist The local program is offered range from fireplace tools to Church, 215 E. Delaware Ave., free by ShowBiz and Coca-Cola hand-woven items and gourmet Newark. bottlers. The program is run in NOW OPEN foods and baked goods. The program is sponsored by conjunction with the American the Cooperative Extension Ser­ Red Cross, Child Inc., Friends of vice and the church. It is free and Child Find of Delaware and city, " This is a good way to do your open to the public. state and county police depart­ holiday shopping and make a tax ments and the FBI. deductible donation,'' Ritter Special group sessions can be pointed out. arranged by calling Jeanie K. Krajewski at 478-4420. • Local Crafts A part of the Newark area for 25 Simpson years, the Nursery cares for 87 •Cards •Candles Fri. 11·8; Sat. 11·6 children between the ages of six DAR and six years in age - appropriate • Decoys • Dolls Sun.12·5 classrooms. The Nursery is a Bazaar Nov. 30 Rt. 213 ·South member agency of. the United Honors Dr. Munroe •Crafts •Glass Acrou lro11 B1kt11 Rt~t . 11 Br~ntwood Way of Delaware and is funded In part by the Department of Health The Methodist Women of Simp­ Dr. James A. Munroe of •Jewelry and Social Services. son United Methodist Church at Newark, a noted historian, was 907 Centerville Road will hold presented the Daughters of the their annual Christmas bazaar 9 American RP.volution American Anne Bolduc is the chairperson a.m. to5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 30. of the bazaar. Committee chairs It will feature handcrafts, baked are Peggy Thompson, toys; goods, Christmas decorations and Gilbert Nichols, white elephant; children's books. Sue Snyder, food ; Ann Amsler, Food will be available. clothing ; and Sandie Gilbert, arts buy it and crafts. n• for Christina ~, ".. "' / ~deliVery~ " ~ ------~------

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Under its new chairman, Judith cond and High Streets, Odessa. Armstrong, the New Castle Coun­ •Sept. 8 - Noon, Planning on­ ty Library Advisory Board has ference Room. been meeting to discuss library •Oct. 6 - 7-9 p.m., Concord Pjke service in New Castle County. Public Library, 3406 Concqrd The main concern and purpose Pike. . , of the Board is the achievement of •Npv. 3 - noon, Planning Cpn­ good library service. Currently, ference Room. members are examining the There is free parking at all thbse budget process and funding for locations and the noon meeti ngs public libraries in New Castle last approximately one hour. ; County, the structure of the coun­ Armstrong explained that Cou n­ ty library system, and the ty Executive, Rita Justice, with simplification of means whereby the advice and consent of lhe library friends groups may make County Council, appoints 12 board donations to the individual members, two from each coun­ libraries. cilmanic district, who serve thiE!e­ Armstrong emphasized that the year terms without compensation. Board welcomes input from the The chairman, appointed in the public and that anyone may at­ same way, serves at the pleasure tend the Board meetings. If a of the county executive. citizen of New Castle County The Board members at present desires to speak at a Board are: District 1, Atlanta Brown, meeting, he or she should contact Wilmington; District 2, Luc[lle New Castle County Department of Wilson and Thelma Pruitt, Wiljn­ Libraries at 366-7950 in order to be ington; District 3, Robert E. put on the agenda for a meeting. Tarney, Hockessin; District 4, The schedule for meetings in Maryanne Neville and Matt h~w 1986 is as follows: M. Shipp, Wilmington; Distri c~ 5, •Jan. 6 -Noon, Planning Con­ Miriam Willis and Truth Sch,if­ ference Room, New Castle County fhauer, New~rk ; District 6, Ma,ry Engineering Bui\ding, 2701 D. Pierson, Middletown ~d Capitol Trail (Kirkwood Beverly Lane, Delaware City. Highway), second floor. There are vacancies in Distll'i ct •March 3 - Noon, Planning 1 and District 3 at present t_) ut G clef, it's wet out here! A pair of saxophonists play the blues under gray skies during drippy foot­ Conference Room. these positions are expected to·be ball game at Newark High School. •May_ 5 - 7-9 p.m., Corbit­ filled soon. Calloway Memorial Librar~~e-

FORCES FILE · w------Widener University's paralegal elusively during landings and }. Wagner Penn ·studies program. assaults. lrnl The program offers instruction Lee, a platoon sergeant, is a 1974 wU in legal research, corporate law, graduate of Newark High School. Frl Reservist trained Completes basic estate planning, real estate law, Ce1 pensions and litigation. Wll Army Reserve Private Sandra Army Reserve Private First Wood C M. Wagner, daughter of Joseph E. Class Myrtle M. Penn, daughter of wo; and Patricia Wagner of 7 John I. and Gloria J. Penn of 112 ··~ Lee I Thanksgiving Way, Newark, has Country Club Drive, Newark, has Police course of completed basic training at Fort completed basic training at Fort ing Dix , N.J. McClellan, Ala. 1 During the training, students She is a 1983 graduate of Celtic Cross Airman Leon w. Wood, son of a~ received instruction in drill and Newark High School. Staff Sgt. Andrew K. Lee, son of Helen J. and Albert J. Lambert of sty ceremonies, weapons,· map Allen K. and Ann P. Lee of 109 114 Greenfield Drive, Newark, has .., trll reading, tactics, military Tamara Circle, Newark, has par- graduated from the U.S. Air Force shi courtesy, military justice, first Smith ticipated in Celtic Cross III, a 7th security police specialist course at due aid, and Army history and tradi­ Infantry Division field training ex- Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. tea tions. ercise at Ford Ord, Calif. -, Wood is scheduled to serve with ty Assigned to Sheppard The objective of the exercise the 4393rd· Security Police vid was to test and observe the light Squadron at Vandenberg Air dlr Anderson Airman Kimberly Y. Smith, infantry concept in a combat en- Force Base, Calif. pe1 daughter of Charles H. and Janet vironment. Many new light in- He is a 1985 graduate of Chris- thE K. Smith of 170 Flamingo Drive, lantry tactics were used ex- tiana High School. fer Presidio post Newark, has been assigned to wa Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, after completing Air Force basic Welter Doyle ~ Airman Jay R. Anderson, step- training. ] son of Beth G. Anderson of 917 The airman will now receive be Pickett Lane, Newark, has been specialized instruction in the den-' In Oklahoma European duty TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY hal assigned to Presidio of tal field. She is a 1985 graduate of Advertise in the. an Monterey, Calif., after completing Glasgow High School. · Air Force 2nd Lt. Leslie L. 1979 Z·28 Camero, Hi · Air Force basic training. Welter, daughter of Barbara B. Air Force Master Sgt. Rebecca performance. Approx . 1200 During the six weeks at and Ronald J. ·Smith of 132 A. Doyle, daughter of Lula M. miles on rebuilt engine. $5400. NewArk Post Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, Rockrose Dr., Newark, has arriv­ Doyle of 168 S. Oxford Dr., 301·398·1163. Wieland Newark, has arrived for duty with 3 8R house for rent. ~ bath, the airman studied the Air Force ed for duty with the Engineering full basement, water rights, Installation Division, Tinker Air the 2137th Information Syste~ mission, organization and Squadron, West Germany. near Nonh East. $450/mo. plus customs and received special in­ Paralegal studies Force Base, Okla. utilities & security deposit. 301· Welter, an engineer, was Doyle, an information systems 287-6660. struction in human relations. superintendent, was previously The airman will now receive Rose Ann Wieland of Not­ previously assigned at · Wright­ Farm type house. Very calm AUCTION specialized instruction in the voice tingham Road, Newark, has Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. assigned at Langley Air Force country neighboorhood. Full received a certificate as a legal Base, Va. length front porch with oak C. Dale Janney, Attorney processing field. He is a 1984 Her husband is Air Force 2nd porch swing, 3 BR's, new bath, graduate of Newark Hi gh School. assistant after completing Lt. James E . Welter of Orofino, She is a 1969 graduate of 45 Calvert Street Newark High School. shower & bath combination & Annapolla, Maryland 21401 Idaho. kitchen . Original pine cup· boards, ~ basement, new fur· nace, water heater & pump, SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE'S SALE spring water. $39,900. 301 ·287· VALUABLE FEE-SIMPLE PROPERTY LEGAL NOTICE 6072. @ Piano for sale. Exc. cond. $900 WITH IMPROVEMENTS ·----- or best offer. Call301 ·392·4920, $100 . ask for Debbie or Andrea. AT 115 Remington Road LEGAL NOTICE CITY OF NEWARK Under and by virtue of the power of sale con Southern DELAWARE NOTICE tained in a certain Deed of Trust from William CITY OF NEWARK R. Pyle, Jr. to Jesse F. McAnally. Ill and Jane t States Pursuant ro the requirements DELAWARE of the Federal Revenue Sharing COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA R. Leges. Trustees. dated August 26; 1983. and Act, notice ls g'iven that CoWlcll, November25, 1eii$ -8:00P.M. recorded among the Land Records of Cec il at their reaular meeting on 1.SILENT MEDITATION. PlEDGE OF ALlEGIANCE County, Maryland at Liber N . D.S . No . 105. Folio Off 50 lb. November II, 1985, adopted the on 2·A. CITY SECRETARY'S MINUTES FOR COUNCIL 428, and Substitution of Trustees date d 1916 General Operating Budget APPROVAL : and the 1986 Federal Revenue 1. Regular Meeting held November 11, 1985 September 30, 1985 and recorded in Liber NO S Sharing Budget, copies of which 2. Special Meeting held November 18, Jell$ 148, folio 309, substituting C . Dale Janney and are available for public Inspec­ L. Paul Hickin as Substituted Trustees unde r tion In the office of the City :wl. ITEMS NOT ON PUBLISHED AGENDA - Time Limit 20 BIG RED Dog Food Minutes the Deed of Trust aforesaid , and default having Secretary, Mwdclpal Building. •t. Others occurred under the terms thereof. tho under 220 Elkton Road, Newark, I . ITEMS NOT FINISHED AT PREVIOUS MEETING : Buy a 50-lb. bag of Big Red Nuggets and Delaware, Monday through Fri­ A. Appointment to Board of Sidewalk Appeals signed Substituted Trustees will offer for sal day, between the hours of 8: 30 November 24 30 198~ et public auction. at The Cecil County Court a.m. and 5 p.m . B. Appointment to Conservation Advisory Commbslon - 2nd save $1. Balanced formula of protein, fat, Susan A. Lam black District (Tabled 10/28/85) House Door on Thursday, November 21. 1985 City Secretary "Start a habit lor life!" ..A. VOUCHERS PAYABLE REPORT At: 12 o 'clock noon. NPII/19·1 I . RECOMMENDATIONS ON CONTRACTS• BIDS : None BEING KNOWN AND DESIGNATED as Lo t vitamins and minerals - everything dogs "6-A. ORDINANCES ADVERTISED FOR 2ND READING & PUBLIC HEARING : No. 14. as shown on the Plat entitled. " Re need for peak condition. Good taste and I. Bill 85-53 - An Ordinance Amending Ch. 20, Motor Vehlcle & Subdivision Part of Section I, Powderidge " , Traffic, By Prohibiting Parking on a Portion of Old Oak Road which Plat is recorded among the La n d 1-8. ORDINANCES PROPOSED FOR FIRST READING : Records of Cecil County. Maryland . in Pl a t texture too. And it costs less than most STEER I. Bill 85-S4 - An Ordinance Amendlng Ch. 20 , Motor Vehicle & Traffic, By Authorizing the City Manager to Designate On.Street Book W .A.S. No . 5, folio 60. supermarket brands. Unconditionally Hand icapped Parking Spaces The improvements thereon being now o r THIS 2nd Reading formerly known as No . 115 Remington Road . 12/9/85 Consisting of .59 acres of land improved w ith guaranteed. Return any uneaten portion 2. Bill 85-53 - Annexing & Zoning to Ml (General Ind.) & OFD WAY (Open Floodway District) 56.3 Acres of Land Located East of San­ a three bedroom frame , with vinyl siding . By: dy Brae Road , West of the Chrt.Una Creek, and North of Perslm· house with rear deck and 10'x10' stora ge for refund. mon Run, a nd the Abutting Portion of Sandy Brae Road building. John Mascher 2nd Reading Improvements: 1/13/88 The property is Sold in fee s im pie. with no 3. Bill M-66 - Amend the Zoning Map of the City of Newark by warranties made as to the actua l im "llf'O;"e~:..; Wllthtlrtprusure lncoldwttther. Tiresloueboutapoundolprusure Rezoning from RT (Single FomUy Detached ) to Ml (General Ind.) oo-;,;·- 1 u 7.08 Acre Parcel of Land Situated North of Persimmon Run and provements. fo rntry10 d roplnttmpuat~re . , • , the Arbour Park Swim Club, West of the Chrlotina Creek, South of The property will be sold subject to cond i· Thitty·onecounttlllhtvtptuedmtndttorysutbtltlawslnreetntyurs. the Conran Railroad Rlght-of·Way and East of the Exlstlng City lions. restrictions and agreements of record af 2 ~ 50-lb. Bag of In thtU.S .. suchlsgls lttlon lslsfttothttfllll ··•nd only 1 fewhsvesut Limits beltlewt. 2nd Reading fecting same. If any. 1/13/88 TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of $4 ,900.00 cash Themoretlmeethlefnlldttottulyourell, thelellllktlyltwillbattolen. 7.1TEMSSUBMITTEDFORPUBLISHEDAGENDA: or certified check will be required of the p u r That's th ebule ruton fort theft dtteuent sytttm. say ltw·enforeement ~~ BIG RED NUGGETS and lnsuflneepaople. ~ : gg::~~ES~B~~6"coMMJ88IONS : chaser at time and place of sale. Balance due In 1 Don 't rev the engine befora you turn It olf. You 'llluve r1w gu ln the C Ma~o~fpol ntm e nt to Newark Conaervotlon Advisory Commission ::~eh :.,''~ ~ ~~r~~j: ~~~~tfifn:,' ~:~f;'1 c~~~~~~f. 'r,t Umlted tlme only. Stop In today and save. cyllndertthttdllutllthtoll. , , , , ;1 2. AppolntmenttoRegtstratlonAppeaiBoard terest to be paid on unpaid purc h ase money at Pfoteetyourc:u: bttltrttt lnttrllctlons lneuethedrivtrontht ltft 3. PiannlngCommlsslonMinuteaofNovember5,1ell$ the rate of 11 .2% per annum . from date of s al<> doesn'tyitld !lght·of·wtyllhtthould. Garde~. A~!~e':::'a~'::.,~~~ty'"Ro~:Jc~r:==•~.,:;'~~g~ to date of settlement. Taxes to be adjusted t o mont Presented) date of sale. All other such public charges a nd 1 ..;. .... 12/lt••· -- •c. OTI1ERS : None assessments . payable on an annual basis. i11 1. ITEMS NOT ON PUBLISHED AGENDA CAs Time Allows & eluding sanitary and / or m etropolitan d lst rr, Co~~~~,::~::::;::., charges. to be a djus ted for the cu rrent year t •B. Others: day of sale and assumed the reafter by the p ur · 800 Ogletown Rd. 152 A•llroed Ave. t .SPECIALDEPARTMENTALREPORTS: chaser. Cost of a ll documentary stamps and A. Special ReportaFrom Monoger•Stoff: None transfer taxes to be paid by the purchaser. New•rtc, Del. Elkton,Md. L.------2111 Rt. 40, Elkton ~: ~~!::.!i'~"t.~!:~~Moalstrote'a Report R.C. Burkhelmer, C. Dele Janney 73U33D BroedStrHt 1 mile from.DE Line D. RequeatforE.. c: utlveSesalonreLaborRelotlons Auctioneer L. Paul Hickin, Middletown, Del. ~~~~~:~~~~~t~.:!r~ be followed, but to aubjoc:t to Reel Eatete end Subatltuted Trustees 371-1141 chaftlel, deletions, add.Jtlons • modiflcaUona. Coplu may be ob- Auctloneera cw • ,., HII·J ""' · ::~·~~~~\he City Secretory's Office, 220 EU.ton Rood. ,_1;,;30.;.1;.;.1.;;21;.;,7..;;·5.;;118;;.. ______.J 12a The NewArk Post Ncw. IO,lll6 COMMUNITY AAUW Story hour

Economic independence Newark Library Suzanne E . Rocheleau, ex­ Dr. Seuss' " Green Eggs and Glasgow ecutive director of Girls Clubs of Ham" and " Sneetches" will be Delaware, will speak on " Train­ the featured films during story ing Young Women for Economic hour Tuesday, Nov. 26 at Newark Independence" at the American Free Library. Lions Association of University Women, Story hour is designed for Newark branch meeting, at 7:45 preschoolers ages 3 'h to 5 and in­ p.m. Monday, Nov. 25 in First cludes stories, film strips and Presbyter·ian Church, 292 W. Main films. It is held every Tuesday at Ineet St. 10 :30 a.m.,2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Rocheleau has been the ex­ For information on story hour, Rudy Williams, past district ecutive director of Delaware's call the library at 731-7550. governor of the Uons Club, ad­ Girls Clubs since 1980. dressed a recent meeting of the Her previous work experience Glasgow Lions. includes being a r·e sea rch Meeting Wllliams spoke about the associate in the Department of organization, and installed new Metropolitan Studies and an in­ Lion David Bontrager Into the structor in the Department of , Coronary Club Glasgow club. Sociology at Northwestern Several Invited guests were University, Evanston, Ill. The Coronary Club of Union present to learn more about the Hospital in Elkton, Md. will hold services offered by the While serving on the Delaware its monthly meeting on Wednes­ County ~oard of Assistance in Glasgow Lions and Llonism in Chester, Pennsylvania, she did day, Dec. 4, downstairs in the general. crisis intervention and intake and hospital cafetorium at 7 p.m. The Glasgow Lions meet at case management in public The featured speaker· will be 6:30 p.m . the first and third welfare. In 1971 Rocheleau joined Mary Knarr, psychiatric clinical Tuesdays of each month in the the Children and Youth Services specialist. Her topic will be Glass Kitchen restaurant on of Delaware County in Media, Pa., " Handling Holiday Stress." The U.S. 40. as a child protective service host and hostess for the evening For more Information about worker. will be Mr. and Mrs. William the Glasgow Lions and its ser­ She advanced as community Grubb. vices, or about membership, education specialist and emergen­ The Coronary Club meets the call834-0010. cy services administrator before first Wednesday of every month becoming the coordinator of in­ and is open to coronary patients, Rudy Williams addresses Glasgow Lions. take child protective services. their families, friends and in­ During her career· in Delaware terested community residents. The meetings are free and open to County, she wrote the standard the public. and adult asthma. Lanes. operating procedures for child The group will meet 7- 8:30p.m. 10 a.m., enjoyment bridge. abuse and emergency services Monday, Nov. 25, at the Jewish 10 a.m., bible study. and worked on the development of DNES 12 :39 p.m ., Tuesday After FREE SPINAL the annual plan for child abuse Community Center, 101 Garden of Eden Road, Wilmington. Lunch, " People To People Mission EVALUATION* progr·ams. to China; ; with Sam Bear;d." Roc hel ea u receved her Yucatan trip A re pr~sentative from Blue Cross/Blue Shield will be speak­ 12:30 p.m., 500. Do You HIVe bachelor's degree in E nglish and Wednesday, Nov. 27- sociology from Emmanuel Col­ The Delaware Nature Educa­ ing on Medicare. To register, call tion Society is sponsoring a trip to . 655-7258, Monday through Friday 9 a.m ., chess and checkers. lege in Boston, Mass. She also has 10 a.m., art class. 1. Headaches, Dizziness, Blurred Vi­ a master's in sociology from Nor­ Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula Feb. from 8 a.m . to 4 p.m . sion. 1-8, 1986. 10 a.m., needlepoint. thwestern University and a 12: 30 p.m., pinochle. 2. Neck Pain , Tight Muscles, master's of social work a d­ Registration deadline is Dec. 1. The group will fly to Cancun and !2:45p.m ., bingo. Spasms. ministration from Temple Univer­ Thursday, Nov. 28- 3. Shoulder Pain, Pain Down Arms, sity in Philadelphia. stay at KaiLuum, a beachfront Senior Center campground. The itinerary in­ Center closed for Thanksgiving. Numbness in Hands. The meeting is open to the Friday, Nov. 29 4. Pain Between Shoulders, Difficult public. cludes visits to Mayan ruins, snorkeling at Xel-ha a national Calendar of events 9 a.m., bowling, Blue Hen Breathing, Abdominal Pains. park designated as a fish sanc­ Lanes. 5. Lower Back Pain, Hip Pain, Pain tuary - tours of miles of deserted 9:30a.m., shopping. Down Legs. The Newark Senior Center, 10 a .m., signing group. Train show coastline. located at 300 E . Main St., has The cost of $995 includes airfare, 1 p.m., Newark Senior Players scheduled the following activities: rehearsal. a $100 tax-deductible contribution, Friday, Nov. 22- CONTOUR ANALYSIS PHOTO Mill Creek Fire Hall land transportation, accommoda­ * free examination Includes case history, consultation with the doc­ 9 a.m., bowling, Blue Hen tor a free contour analysis posture scan and 10 orthopedic, neurological tions, breakfasts and dinners, and Lanes. leadership. teats. X·rays, treatment, and clinical laboratory taata are not Included, A model train show will be held 9:30a.m., shopping. but If Indicated, are normally covered by moat Insurance policies. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 1 at A ONES membership is re­ 10 a.m., signing group. YWCA quired for participation. For Why FREE7 Thousands of area residents have spine related problems Mill Creek Fire Hall, 3900 2 p.m., Newark Senior Players which usually respond to chiropractic care. Kirkwood Highw ay. details, call239-2334. at Ingleside Retirement Home. Penny party This Ia our way of encouraging you to find out If you have 11 problem The show , sponsor·ed by the Monday, Nov. 25- that might be helped by chiropractic care. It Ia also our way of acquain­ Wilmington and Northern Train 10 a.m., knitting Instruction. ting you with our staff and facilities. Club, will include model trains, Support 10 a.m., crafts. While we are accepting new patients, no one need feel any obligation. movies and a modular S scale 11 a.m., exercise. The YWCA Arden Center on Moat lnaurancea Accepted layout. Better breathing 12 :30 p.m ., Monday Movie Swiss Lane will host a "Penny - - Admission is $2 per person. Matineee. Party" at noon Wednesday, Nov. DELAWARE CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CENTER The Delaware Lung Association 12; 45p.m., bridge. 20. will sponsor a Better Breathing 12:45 p.m., canasta. J Cost of $1.50 covers dessert and James J. McCready D.C. Tuesday, Nov. 26- 'oeverage. For more information, support group for patients with Omega Professional Center - J28 Omega Dr. emphysema, chronic bronchitis, 9 a.m., bowling, Blue Hen call475-8424. BUSIN ESS FILE Newarl<, Delaware 19713 • (3021 368-1300 Gore

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War by Parade Magazine. artist will be held f• om 6-8 p.m ., A Washington-based journalist Friday, Nov . 22, at the gallery. CF and commentator, Terry has The editor of " Darkroom worked for the Indianapolis News, Dynamics. A . uid to Creative Bounce for breath The Was hington Post, Time Photographic T chiiJques," Stone magazine and USA Today, and he has taught Hl Boston College since U. of D. The brothers of the Lambda Chi has appeared on " Good Morning 1973 . Alpha fraternity at the University America," "The Today Show," He received his bachelor's of Delaware, in association with "Meet the Press" and " Face the degree in architecture at the • • the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Nation." Massachusetts Institute of are sponsoring their second an· His next book, " Missing Technology where he studied with JUDIOr nual "Bounce for Breath." Pages," is an oral history of Minor White and his master of fine Fraternity members will famous black reporters and arts degree in photography from bounce a basketball from Dover to broadcasters. the Rhode Island School of Design. the Spectrum In Philadelphia on Educated at Brown University, His works have appeared in Saturday, Nov. 23, before a Sixers' Terry did graduate work in such publications as Afterimage, game. For this fundraising effort, theology as a Rockefeller at the Apertur e and American cited they are soliciting contributions University of Chicago and in inter­ Photographer, and he has had solo from individuals and businesses. exhibitions at San Francisco Mark Starrett, a junior In the national relations as a Nieman Last year's "Bounce for Fellow at Harvard University. Came1·awork, Foto Bienalle College of Agricultural Sciences Breath" raised more than $1,500 Enschede in Holland, the Clarence at the Universit~ of Delaware, has , for the Cystic Fibrosis Founda­ Kennedy Gallery in Cambridge, received a Nattonal Alpha Zeta tion. Cystic fibrosis is the most Stone Mass., and the Silver Bullet Foundation scholarship for the prevalent and fatal genetic Gallery in Providence, R.I. 1985-1986 academic year. disease of children and young Stone's works also are Starrett, who comes from Ew­ adults In America, and it affects Photographs on view represented in collections of the ing, a small town near Trenton more than six million American Center for Creative Photograpy in N.J., Is an active member of th~ children. " American Road Song," an ex­ Tucson, the Corcoran Gallery of Delaware chapter of Alpha Zeta Individuals Interested In mak­ hibition of black and white Art in Washington, D.C., the Fogg as well as vice president of the col· ing a contribution or ·assisting the " photographic obsessions" by Art Museum at Harvard Universi· lege horticulture club. project should contact Lambda Jim Stone, will be on view from ty and the Polaroid Collection in Largely through his leadership Chi Alplla at 163 West Main St., Nov. 20-Dec. 3 at the University of Cambridge, Mass., among others. the club recently presented th~ telephone 368-2777. Delaware's Janvier Gallery The Janvier Gallery is open university with a disease-resistant located at 56 W. Delaware Ave. i~ from 2-5 p.m ., Wednesdays and American elm tree - the first step Newark. by appointment, telephone' 451· in replacing elms on the campus Terry A free public reception for the 2244. which have died from Dutch elm disease. A joint plant pathology/en· University of Delaware plant science major Mark Star· Lecture tonight tomology major, Starrett is cur­ ret~ at work on tissue culture project involving a fungus rently conducting an independent A slide-lecture presentation by wh1ch causes carrots to rot during storage. He recently Psy~ h ot h crapy Lee G. Dante, M.D. research project using plant won a national Alpha Zeta Foundation scholarship for Wallace Terry, author of " Bloods: tissue culture techniques to study An Oral History of the Vietnam i Rebecca L. Benson, R.N., M.S. a fungus which causes carrots to the current academic year. War by Black Veterans," will be ~1CoLJ nsel 1\S Gloria T. Sanford, R.N .• M.S. rot during storage. He began the value as an eventual tool for held at 7 p.m. tonight In the Cenler project last summer with help carrot varieties - a standard commercial type grown in the screening other plant material for Rodney Room of the University of And Associates from a university undergraduate resistance to disease-causing Delaware's Perkins Student research grant and plans to write U.S., and wild carrots from India MARRIAGE- INDIVIDUAL- FAMILY and Turkey. He wants to find out fungi. Center on Academy Street. a thesis on the work for a degree Starrett plans to go to graduate The program is free and open to with distinction. whether either of the wild varieties is resistant to the rot. school for a master's degree or the public. It Is sponsored by the 102 E. Main St. 130 West High St. The technique he is using Third Floor Suite 306 His advisor, plant pathologist doctorate in plant pathology in Minority Center at the university. Elkton, MD 21121 focuses on the chemical interac­ Dr. Allen L. Morehart thinks preparation for a teaching career Terry is the author of "Bloods," Newark, DE 11711 tion between the fungus and cells Starrett's procedure m~y have - probably at the college level. which was named by the New 13021318-8444 13011398-4132 from the roots of three different York Times as one of the 200 best 20 years on many topics for in· booksbest book of 1984.written It onwas the called Vietnam the 1..:!!55!:!!!!!:::::::::::::::::~ dividuals, businesses and Leadership organizations. She is the author of "Assertive Workshop Friday Supervision: Building Involved A Traditional Irish Christmas Teamwork," and she has written with numerous articles. ~~ Join us for A one-day workshop on max­ For more information or to imizing leadership effectiveness register, contact Evelyn Layne in ~\lN(l/i C will be held 8:30 a.m.-4 :30 p.m., the Division of Continuing Educa­ ~o INN "'~4- a ountry Friday, Nov. 22 in the Wilcastle tion, telephone 451-8839. Center, 2800 Pennsylvania Ave., Wilmington. Cost is $195 and includes TurcoI workshop materials and lunch. It is sponsored by the University of Delaware Division of Continu· Pulitzer winner A Traditional -Pilgrim ing Education. Thomas Turcol, winner of the Dinner Will Be The workshop will focus on 1965 Pulitzer Prize for general assessing your own leadership reporting, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Served From style; examining beliefs that con· Monday, Nov. 25 in Room 206 of tf 1:00 to 8:00P.M. tribute to excellence in leader­ ship; balancing people and pro­ Kirkbride Lecture Hall at the University of Delaware. duction needs to build effective "_, teamwork; assessing thG"'JJlaturi• 0Thapksgiving Day/ Turcot is . a " graduate of tht Pleas._.call for Reservations ty level of employees and pro­ university who wrote for the stu­ viding the appropriate amount of dent newspaper, The Review, and direction and support for each served an internship with the For Parties of 10 or More 1 person and task; and examining Newark Weekly Post. the leadership demands of dif­ We will cook a whole Turk~y ferent situations and exploring He will describe the work which Call in advance for Special · ways to modify the situation to won him the Pulitzer- a series of Arrangements. make your approach most effec­ articles about a city official in tive. Chesapeake, Va. who was alleged­ Rt. 272 & Old Baltimore Pike. 3 mllea Instructor for the workshop will ly corrupt. Weat of Oxford at Nottingham, Pa. be Dr. Susanne S. Drury. Drury has been conducting workshops Turcol is now working for the Open Dally (Except Mon.) and training sessions for the past Washington Post. With Our Fabuloua Menu Thurs., Dec. 12 - 8:00 PM. 8 17.00, *15.00, 813.00 Trip. (302) 652-5577 DELAWARE'S LEADING HEALTH Kennedy Center The University of Delaw are will FOOD STORE sponsor a study trip to the Ken­ ~ nedyfor a Centerperformance in Washington, by the Boston D.C. _ .....______....;....;;.;..;....;.;;;;;;...;.:;.;.;....;::::;;,.,=.~..i.iiW::::::.. • _____8_ 1a_M_a_rk_"_' _s,_. _M_.,_II;_/W,;.;.;;il_;,;m.:;.· ·:.;D::.;~> I:a ::w,:ar~e~I~9::;R:,:O!_I ___;, _ _J SAVINGS UPTO Symphony on Saturday ,Dec. 7. The cost of $70 includes transportation, faculty leadership and admission. Offered by the university's Divi· 20% sion of Continuing Education, the trip will offer participants an op­ cN.MIVRE'S \\MY portunity to visit the galleries and NEWARK shops of Georgetown as well as hear the concert. oouMAo" Castle Mall •••••A MAoo For information or to register, '::,.. ;·~,-::· 737~7911 •-;;:;:::.=u 4 contact Sally Cohen at 451-8839. l411·Cf~~':;~NWAf .

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The maiden voyage of opera Her recording career soared to stars into the realm of popular the same high standards and music is usually marked with the achieved the same success. For same results as the malden London she has recorded Bizet's voyage of the Titanic. Not so "Carmen," Brahlns' "A German with the beautiful New Zealand­ Requiem," Handel's "The THE ARTS born Klri Te Kanawa I Messiah," Mozart's " Le Nozze di Figaro," and is now in produc­ tion for Puccini's " Tosca." Other by Phil Toman Her newest London record is non-operatic, non-oratorio roles calJed " Kiri: Blue Skies." It are also on the London label per­ features songs by Cole Porter, formed by this magnificent chords that would give me away world, "croon" was fascinating. Jerome Kern, Richard Rodgers, voice. Irving Berl.in, Sigmund as an opera singer." There is no He told Dame Kiri, "First, Romberg, Kurt Weill, James Van such give away in her new choose the song because of the Heusen and others. In an interview, Dame Kiri album. "Kirl: Blue Skies." words. If the words don't have reacted quickly to a question Work on the album actually meaning for you personally, The title of the album clearly about the stigma of an opera began over two yea1·s ago. Kiri don't sing It." He went on to ex­ indicates the first cut on the disc, singer doing a pop record. " It's a heard a Nelson Riddle recording plain that singing a pop song is a and what an opener it is. There snobbish stigma, and I am not a and was impressed with his ar­ matter of conviction. are 12 songs in the new album snob! Nobody should stop rangements. Riddle heard Kiri's Then he said, "Don't sound like from London, and they cover a anybody from expressing himself voice and thought it one of the an opera singer trying to sing wide span of years in popular in any art form. I just sang 'pop.' " How could she not sound music. Some of the songs: 'When I Grow Too Old To :~!tw~:':!!~~~ ~~J~e.;s;!~~ ~~e like the g1·eat singer she was? "Speak Low," "It Might As Well Dream,' which I used to sing telephone calls and meetings Riddle: "By only using about a Be Spring," "I Didn't Know when I was six years old. Now if later, the recording was done in quarter of your lovely voice.'' What Time It Was," "Yester­ I'm to be damned for that, I'm the CTS Studios in London, the That advice, together with the days," "So In Love," "How High happy to be damned for it." scene of some of the greatest careful selection of the key in The Moon," and " True Love." How's that for a direct answer? technical successes in popular which each song would be The list goes on and on. music. recorded, brought out a pop A follow up question dealt with All manner of equipment an sound from that far-famed voice. Kiri's career in opera is well using an operatic voice to sing opera singer would neve!' use to The collaboration between documented around the world popular songs, with the note that alter natural sound was brought Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and from her debut as the Countess many other stars had failed so to bear during the session. The Nelson Riddle has given all her in a new production of " Le Nozze badly. The response from the make up of the orchestra was fans an album they will di Figaro." Her debut in this Dame: " One must get back to changed for each number by the remember and cherish with her country came at the Santa Fe the basics before opera training. conductor and arranger, Nelson best serious records for many Opera in the same role. Her Met If I were to sing out, you'd Riddle. The result you can hear years. It will open new vistas of debut came in February of 1974 always hear the voice being today at most record counters, a sound for pop record fans of how as Desdemona and her place in stretched to go further than just sure hit for London. great that type of music can Kiri Te Kanawa in CTS London Studios during recording ses­ the operatic firmament became into the microphone. You'd hear The story about how Nelson sound. sion for her first pop record, "Kiri: Blue Skies. " assured. the sort of pressure on the vocal Riddle helped Kiri, one of the Bravi tutti! greatest operatic voices in the ~?.:·=i:·~:·=*l~C:·~~::·::;:;::·:*;::·#.::4-~:·::t:C: c:c:c:c: ««C:CC{A f ENTERTAINMENT FILE ' ~ DONNA FALKOWSKI, MG... ~ Now open lor your enjoyment. ~ II (302) 834-8385 " ' ~oncert Auditions Offering Quiet, Relaxing Atmosphere. 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I, 15a .r Alwin Nikolais to perform

A major figure In t))e world of 11188 when performances In Parla dance, Alwin Nlkolala, wW bring were greeted with bravos and hla acclaimed Nlkolala Dance celebration. In 1978, the French Threatre to the UnlveraJty of National Mlnlatry of Culture In­ Delaware on Saturday, Nov. 23, aa vited hlm to form the Centre Na­ part of the Unlveralty•s Friends of tlonale de Danae Contemporatne. the Perfonnlng Arts Series. In 1980, hla 99th choreographic The program wUl begin at 8:15 work, "Schema," for the Paris p.m. In Mitchell Hall on the Newark campus. Tickets, at $i2 ·- ~~,:,~.sa~u;:s a:c,l~ ~~f~!:'~t! for the general public, $8 for entire run. At the same time, hla senior cltlaena and $6 for full-time choreography for an opera by studenbl, are now on sale at the Glan Carlo Menottl was being Mitchell Hall boa office, telephone staged In VIenna. 461·2204. The Nlkolals Dance Theatre has Recognized throughout the toured the world regularly since world aa one of this century's moat Innovative artlabl, Nlkolala has 1988. The company tours nearly 26 been a choreographer for more weeks a year, and two thirds of than four decades. that Is spent In foreign countries. In 1948, he was appointed direc­ The next program In the tor of the Henry Street Playhouse Friends of the Performing Arts In New York, where he ex­ Series wUl be a performance by perimented with sUdes, Ughbl, planlat Juliana Markova on Frl­ choteography and music, day,Feb.14. reaulUng In what Is now known aa multi-media dance theatre. Dur· The Friends of the Perfonnlng tng hla 22 years there, he formed Arts Series Ia presented for the ar­ hls company, the Playhouse tistic enrichment of the campus Dance Company, later renamed and th~ wider Delaware com­ The Nikolais Dance Theatre performs. the Nlkolala Dance Theatre. munity. ~------~ft·•PoN------. ENTERTAINMENT FILE ·#4argheritas are: Mary Page Evans, James the jury visited the artists' studios p.m. Monday through Saturday Anderson, Graham Dougherty, to make the final judgment and and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Admission Art Museum W.A.S. Hatch, Carson ZulUnger, select the works to be exhibited. Is free. L.A. Bartolozzl, Anthony Romano, The Delaware Art Museum, $1.00 OFF WITH ANY PIZZA located on Kentmere Parkway in Juried show Gus Sermas, Constance Moore Crisler 1 Coupon P•r P•,..on. Mu•t Prennt Coupon. OOOD ANYTIME! Simon, and Lola F. Berl. Wilmington houses the largest TWo works by Newark artist From Pennsylvania are : public display of Engllsh-Pre­ 134 E. MAIN STREET, NEWARK, DE Gretchen Heinze are among 36 by Eleanor Allen, Renee Foulks, Raphaellte Art in the United Watercolors on display HOUIII: lun.·Tull. 11•.m.·12 p.m. States. Wu. & Thura. 11•.m.·1•.m. 18 regional artists entered In the Ruth Humpton, Mitch Lyons, Fri. & l•t.11•.m.·2:• •.m. 88th Delaware Ezhlbltlon, a bien­ Peter Sculthrope, Donna Usher The museum also displays one Newark artist Sharon M. Crisler 388-4811 pial Juried show which wW run and Magda VItale. of the finest collections of wm exhibit watercolor paintings Nov. 22-Jan. & at the Delaware Art The artlats In the exhibition American Art post 1840 and Nov. 25-Dec. 14 at Newark Free Museum. . were selected by the museum's numbers over 500 works of Library, 750 Library Ave. The exhibition will present curatorial staff after a three­ Howard Pyle, father of American Illustration and founder of the works In a variety of media - session review of slides submitted Library hours are 10 a.m. to 9 Route 1 at 196 paintings, drawings, prints and bymore than 1DO artlats In the Brandywine School of Painting, In permanent collections. p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 4 Jenner•vllle E:dt photosrapha. region. After the work was (215) 869-3003 other Delaware artlats Included selected from slides, members of Museum hours are: 10 a.m . to 5 p.m. Saturdays. (215) 869-3515· Open DJ EVERY. @>I ncr Thanksgiving SAT. NIGHT 1740 Day ll(e;feg 's . -® 1-Bp.m. 9:30-Ciosing · PLAYING TOP 40'1 301-398-3696 A LITTLE COUNTRY II ijT. 2?~ FA,IR "!I ~ L , ELKTON, MO. ROCK 'N' ROLL • THANKSGIVING DAY CLOSED THANKSGIVING •Traditional Roast Turkey dinner $8.96 Children $5.96 ,, •Stuffed Flounder Supreme $11.95 •Stuffed Pork Chops $8 95 •PRIME RIB ' King Queen $12.96 $10.96 All full course dinners Include soup & salad bar coffee, tea, milk & pie. Serving 3 p.m. to 7 p.m . only

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~..... Thanksgiving Eve ., Pencader Nov.27 Newark United Methodllt She continued her studies on the Church, 89 E. Main St., wtu be the muter's level In rhetoric at celebrates site of the annual Newark area in· American University In terfalth Thank811Vini Eve service Washlniton, D:C., where she at 7:30p.m. on Wednelday, Nov. received a 1raduate assistantship 27. to coach debate. Churches that will be par· She has taUiht high school tlclpatlni are: Head of Christiana English and directed the Christian 275th Presbyterian Church, New Ark education pro1ram at Wooclslde United Church of Christ, Flnt United Methodist Church In Silver Presbyterian Church of Newark, Spring, Md. Presbyterian church has rich Calvary Baptist Church and the Church of the Nazarene. In 1978, she wu called to pursue Guest speaker for the service the ordained ministry, graduating will be the Rev. Suaan Kelm from Wesley Theological is tory, mission for future Kester. Kester Is on the staff of the Seminary In 1982 with a master of Peninsula Conference of the divinity. She was ordained an United Methodist Church as elder in 1984. She served the tlonary War was used b the Associate Council Director for Bethel United Methodist Charge British as a hospital during nd Communications and editor of The from 1981·19115. by Neil Thomas after the Battle of Gooch's Bridge. Communicator. Kester Is a graduate of Man· . Kester has been named tn' chester College in North Man· Outstanding Young Women of chester, Ia. She received a America and appointed by It was a vital part of William Oldman said that during its ear­ Maryland Gov. Harry Hughes to ly life the church membership in­ bachelor's degree in 1968 In the Penn's Welsh Tract, served as a field of speech and drama. the Maryland Commission for l•ospital duri ng the Revolutionary cluded Samuel Davies who later Women. Wa r battle of Coach's Bridge and became president of what is no has been meeting in the same Princeton Universit) and who was buil ding since the 1850s. a major force i the spread of Pleaae Call Presbyterianism th•·oughout the And this weekend , Pencader South. 737-0905 Presbyterian Church in Glasgow to become wi ll celebrate its 275th anniver­ The building now being used by a aponaor. sary with a special service. the Pencader congregation was built in the 1850's, and is the thir·d The service will be held at 7:30 building which has housed wor­ HERMAN'S QUALITY p.m. Sunday, Nov. 24 and the shippers at the site. The congregation of Pencader Presbyterian MEA TSHOPPE INC. guest minister will be Rev. Ralph celebrate its 275th anniversary Sunday. S4 E. Cleveland Ave . John so n of New Cast l e Newark, DE Presbyterian Church. A reception Pencader Presbyt rian had just 731-&344 will follow . 18 members two years ago but Is In the midst of a rebirth and now UNCLAIMED FREIGHT: CO. has 40 members, Oldman said. URCHARD'I DAN Dl KITCHENS Penca et· Presbyterian, which & LIQUIDATION SALES, INC. 1110twtenDr. BARBERSHOP Dtl , ln~uttrlel ,.,It is located at the Intersection of L1n cu1., Store Ho un1 York Carllele 1&4 E. Main St .• Newark Ntwlllt, DI11'1U 3019 Hempland Rd . Mon. thru Frl.ll.m . tolp.m . 4511 W. Morkot81. 1110Herrleburg ltk. DAN DIPfiANCIICO. lit. .S. 40 and De l. 896, can trace its Low membership had caused l lnCiltt l r, PA Sat urdeyle.m . tol p.m . York, PA Cerll1l1, P1 Femlly Barber Shop ,, ..... "' 717·397-8241 8cl11or Cut UIIDINTIAL e COf!'MIItCIAL roots deep Into the 18th century, the church until this summer to 8und•v12·15p.m. 717·712·3102 717·2•1·17tl ti.OO ICITCHIHe according to its pastor, Rev. John share a pastor with three other Clipper Cute tUO IATHI,ICIALIITI Oldman. congregations in a Presbyterian • - l..---;;:- . ..{ . 731-1177 388-8828 413-821& cooperative parish. The other t..· FULL SIZE, ELVA'S DANCE ITUOIO churches were First Presbyterian Zll W. Ch•a1nut Hill Rtl., In the late 17th century, William . NOT MICKEY MOUSE New•rk, DI THE HAIRITAGE INC. in Delaware City, Firs t IAoroa• from Artt•r ~'•rill Penn deeded 30 ,000 acres to a • MomberNotutol 1711 E. DaiiWirl Ava. .- Presbyterian in Port Penn and St. · 200 6 PC. PINE GROUPS Auoc:. otDonceend group of Welsh Farmers, he said. Afflll otodAnlofl. Newark, DE 11711 George's Presbyterian. WITH PART Y OTTOMAN IN 0 UR Matching pair AtooJ6Up. A part of the group eventually Tep, Too , lollot, Jou. Un isex Heir Design ANTRON NYL ON CASH of Lamps Oym noetlu , loton began meeting at a common Day 6 ho. CloNoo. ground in the middle of Welsh R R '1$1099 95 PRICE & Shades 388-11884 Oldman served the cooperative eg . eta• . $299.95 m.oo Tract, the Pencader site, for wor­ from 1981 to July 1985, when he UNITED ~ hip and fellowship about 1706. was called· to become pastor of CASH PRICE THINA CERAMICS MINIITRY /THE PHOENIX Pencader Presbyterian as emerg­ 1103 Elkton Rd., N1w11k COMMUNITY STACKABLEBOOKCASES llronHitAilctlonhllilnll4tl ed as a separate e.ntity. 20 Ore herd Rd. The congregation was organized 1 Natural Beechwood unfinished Clanea. Firing. Newark. DE 11711 VICTH~RLitTNR::ASS Greenware. Blaqua. Thtftrllbyttriln as a Presby erian church In 1710. Reg. Ret . $49 .96 ChurthU.S,A., Reg Ret . $98 .95 l' ' Open 7 daya a week. ln Ecumtnlct!Minlrllry It was ol'iginally named Welsh The congregation " has a good 4&4-0343 Tract Presbyterian Church and its sense of mission and vision 3ai'~3a43 current name emerged about the towards the future," Oldman said. O ~ RCASH • ~ · m iddle of that century. OUR PRICE $14.95 Its primary concern, he added, ~- · The chu rch served as the home " is to find a sense of stability and ~:~~~ $14.95 I • to a private education academy in security and active Christian the 1730s, and during the Revolu- witness and service of our faith." Church ALMOST AL ' UR PRICES ARE AT A SAVINGS OF 70% AND UP Off OF REGULAR RETAIL PRICESIIIIIIII W e Ha ve A l a rge Assortment of Din in g Room Sulteo, Gun Cablnato, Living Roomo, Directory c]a J'tartitj5 M a ttress Sets, Rockara, Hope Chooto, End Tabla Sato, Waterbado, Bero. Daoko, Bedroom Suites, ETC ...... ~ A non-sectarian center for No Re lunds ... No Exchangea ... Caah & Carry .. . Maotarcerd ... VIn ... Cholce ... Finan· CHURCH OF CHIIIIT clng Cen Be Arranged ... Not Raaponalbla For Typographical Errors. 91 Selem Church Road SAINT NICHOLAS the treatment of alcoholics. 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Dover Call 737-0724 L !!·~ __ ~··~1o___ ~· ·~1~ _j , OF FRIENDS CHANGES MUST BE IN BY FRIDAY AT 2 P.M. Nov. 20, 111111 The New Ark Post 17a ·:· UFESTYLE J have reached a stage in life nounced that the relationship was that I never wanted to reach. I finished, so I took it upon myself vowed that if I did get there, I to soothe his wounds with com­ would Ignore or overcome It NEWARK forting balm from my store of because It seemed to be an experience. I pointed out that on­ awfully tiresome stage. But now ly once had I known of anyone HOMEFRONT that I am there (or Is It here?), I who married the person they have seen that my earlie•· were In love with at 151f.! . by Dorothy Hall evaluation was wrong. I not only ·• enjoy it, I relish it. Am I rambl­ Certainly I was thoughtful ·- ing? It's the Knowledgeable and enough not to point out that he Experienced Stage of Life, also was merely infatuated, not deep­ nounced that he and a bunch of ly and abidingly in love. That when the little ninny left In a snit known as KESOL. and slammed her bedroom door young ruffians had planned a Looking back, I can't unders­ comes only with KESOL. I did neighborhood street hockey game want him to know that, In the behind her. SUPERMARKET ... tand why I didn't appreciate and stamped off. !• KESOL In my elders. What I hirger perspective, his was a nor­ Last fall, a young gentleman For the present, I have elected "Located In Th!_ Newark Shopping Center" mistook for boring and even In­ mal tragedy. Unfortunately, the did not want to attend an Impor­ not to waste my wisdom and sipid reminiscences were, In fact, chump would not even sip from tant family event, and he made it sagacity, or my historical East Main St. wisdome and sagacity. Now I am my font of knowledge and storm­ quite clear at the top of his voice. perspective on the immature. appalled at the shallow views ed from the room In a huff. I suspect that 50 percent of those From now on, I will associate on­ PRICES GOOD THROUGH SAT., 11/23/8& and attitudes of the young who Recently I had a conversation within a five block radius were ly with those who are equally are missing the genuine warp with a young lady who was sure fully aware of his feelings. KESOL and who have handled NOW OPEN 7AM MON.-SAT. ~~:;~~~·;;i.~u'fo&sat.tHipw. and woof of the fabric of life and that her entire life would be In I rushed Into the breech, shar­ and savored the fabric of life. are concentrating solely on the ruins if she did not have a cer­ i.J1g my KESOL perspective. T·he I had planned to write more ex­ shallow surface patterns and col­ tain blouse with mauve cabbage event was to last three hours, tensively on this fascinating topic STEAK & SALAD SALEI ors. roses on it for a special occasion. and travel time was a mere 1'h but, at this very minute as I type It was only from the perspec­ I put the dilemma she faced Into hours. Surely 4'h hours was a these words, there Is a delightful DELMONICO STEAKS tive of one who has known life historical perspective. I told her small price to pay to bring hap­ young lady who is studying for a that the full flavor and texture of the time I simply had to have piness, satisfaction and solidarity chemistry exam to music that is can be appreciated. But enough a pink felt skirt adorned with a to an extended family that wish­ so loud that If she doesn't turn it theory, let's get down to cases. fuzzy grey poodle for an equally ed to celebrate an official na­ down she wlll be hard of hearing special occassion. In spite of the tional holiday. Moreover, the in a year, and deaf in two, and A young adult of my acquain­ fact that I didn't get the skirt, I gathering would be crammed then she wlll miss my KESOL. tance fell deeply in love. The ob­ have grown up to be an In­ with people in prime of their So, if you wlll excuse me ject of his adoration returned the telligent, well-balanced and sen­ KESOL so that he could gain ad­ please, I have some wisdom to feeling for 27 days and then an- sitive woman. Was I astonished ditional benefits. The twerp an- impart. Preparing Thanksgiving turkey .• DOUBLE MFG. COUPONS As Thanksgiving approaches, for this temperature. Cooking to a meat thermometer Into the Inner basted or oil-basted turkeys are the chief cook begins to wonder, minimum internal temperature of thigh muscle, without touching preferable to unbasted birds for WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT "Should I have frozen turkey or 160 degrees F. ensures that harm­ the bone. If the breast Is very flavor, juiciness and tenderness, QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS. fresh? Should I baste the turkey or ful microorganisms have been meaty, make a temperature says the specialist. But unbasted cook It under foil? What about an killed. To determine doneness, check there, too. turkeys get browner than basted oven-proof bag? How will I know Snider recommends inserting a Research Indicates that broth- ones. when the turkey is done?" RED &GR Dr. Sue Snider, University of De law are extension nutrition OR specialist, has answers to all these FRESH questions. · L~ESTONE MEDICAL CENTER "There are no significant dif­ SPINACH ferences between the eating quali­ ty of properly frozen and fresh turkeys," says the specialist. " But fresh turkety are more con­ venient because they don't need defrosting. On the other hand, Medical A·id Unit frozen turkeys can be purchased at any time and usually cost less." Cooking from the frozen state naturally takes longer. For exam­ ple, at 325 degrees F. a fresh or now open thawed turkey requires about 27 minutes · of cooking time per AVOCADOS or CHERRY TOMATOES pound, Snider says. But cooking a HOURS: 9 A.M.-9 P.M. frozen turkey at the same temperature requires approx­ 7 days per week imately 39 minutes per pound. Although a frozen turkey cooked at a low temperature of 200 PHONE: 992-0500 degrees F. yields a tastfer bird, Services: Snider says at 120 minutes of cook­ ing ime per.. pound, this. slow­ !Family physic.ian services available to people in need of ·' cooking method may not be feasi­ medical care who ble. Also, birds roasted from the cannot locate or do not ha~e a personal frozen state can't be stuffed, or physician. gi blets initially removed. The nutrition specialist says •Equipped for treatment of hou'sehold accidents, minor that, overall, the best cooking J trauma, wounds, cuts, burns, sprains, and medical problems method is open pan roasting with basting. This. produces· a moist, requiring the attention of a physician. flavorful bird with a nice brown BOSTON LETTUCE or WATERCRESS color. It's also the simplest cook­ ing method. 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Here 'lYe were, driving In­ become robots, and robots that' nocently down the roadway, become planes. A host of planes hwnming "White Christmas" and cars and trucks that become and pretending the cold rain was one giant robot. really snow. Sllmy, one-eyed, foul-smelling In our brains danced visions of figures. One, half-skunk, half­ ... brightly-lit trees and stockings roan that really stinks! POSTSCRIPT . hung by the chimney (now that Shaken, we made it through we really have one) with care. one aisle only to be confronted :· Oh, yea, sugarplwns, too. with a host of Super Heroes and by Neil Thomas For the first time in years, we super soldiers, all of which make I t were getting an early start on Rambo seem tame. our Christmas shopping and It My Christmas spirit was, well, made us feel good. nuked. With h)'drostat ic transmission , Kubota makes cutting the grass as I The store was no disappoint­ Who makes this stuff? It's simple as putting yo ur foot down. ::~ ment, either, colorfully decorated enough to make even the most A foot pedal lets you change directions from forward to reve~. So : It takes knowledge to make wide maneuvering in and out of tight spaces or around trees and fences ts no with red, blue and green boxes hard-baked of parents cringe. at her. " It's not looking," he says. problem. .. stacked to the rafters. Shopping And yet, the kids love it. They "It's heat seeking!" decisions in the political arena, HST is available on two of the Kubota G lawn and garden .. for two young boys - ages 3 and eat it up. and it takes knowledge to suc­ tractors, the G4200H wi th a 12 hp engi ne and the G5200H with a 14 almost 1 (a Christmas baby)­ Show me a youngster without cessfully cope in the world of hp engine. we happily pored over Care at least seven He-Man figures work. on Bears and Smurfs and Get Along and I'll show you a kid who will As you can see from this PTOcfe'~e;r~~~~, shaft dri\'e: rt~o :~~~pf:~ the mower~t ~KUBOTA~ '" Gang books, blankets, games and claim social deprivation. There is only one way to make and an adjustable scat. week's cover story, Delaware is sure our schools are performing stuffed figures. in the midst of American Educa­ t h es~'k'~~~ ~~se s':: .s tep and src Nothing like it on earth.'" Then suddenly we hit it. The tion Week. to their fullest potential and that One of my favorite commer­ is to provide them our· s~pport. Valley of Death. What to our cials lampoons the new line of It is a week that really AG-IND. EQUIPMENT wondering eyes did appear but a toys. It is for Apple computers deserves our attention because 1207 Telegreph Roed, Rl1lng8un, MD host of gargoyles. My pulse and in it a father has purchased nothing is more important than Take some time and visit your Phone 13011 8&8-6&88 or (301 I 388-8132 , quickened and cold sweat began for his son replica of "The Space the education of our youngsters. child's school, talk with his to bead up on my brow. Dragons Monster That Destroyed Tokyo." Only through education can teacher or· chat with a school and skeletons and monsters of. After It blows up a lamp, his children grow to become con­ board member. It is an excellent every description. Cars that wife tells him the robot is looking tributing members of our society. way to show you care. Delawareans urged to visit schools

and meet with school ad­ believe that there is nothing I urge all Delawareans to par­ min~trators and students. Some more important we can do to im­ ticipate in American Education by Gov. Mike Castle companies "adopt" schools to prove our schools than to in­ Week activities and to find time share ideas and experiences. crease the amount of community this week, or anytime, to contact I am quite pleased to have pro­ participation. It is a simple, inex­ their local school officials and set This week, all across Delaware claimed the week of Nov. 18 and in states all across the na­ pensive &nd productive way to up a time to visit one of their through Nov. 22 as American help imp1·ove local schools. local schools. tion, elementary, middle, junior Education Week in Delaware. At high and high schools are open­ the signing ceremony in my of­ ing their doors to the community fice, representatives o( the State in celebration of American Board of Education, the Education Week. Delaware State Education American Education Week ac­ Association, the Delaware Parent tivities focus on programs that Teacher Association, and the seek to get community support Department of Public Instruction and visitation In the schools. reaffirmed their commitment to NIKOLAIS DANCE THEATRE For example, in Delaware making Delaware's public Under the direction of Alwin Nikolals many schools are inviting schools the best schools in the parents to come to lunch to ex­ country. 8:15p.m., Sunday, Nov. 23 perience first-hand the environ­ American Education Week pro­ • ment in which their children are grams in the local school Mitchell Hall, University of Delaware .. learning. Another program pro­ districts will give all ...... ~ vides opportunities for local Delawareans the opportunity to . business leaders to visit schools Tickets, at $12 for the general public, $8 for senior ci~izens ~ ~ learn more about their schools. I and $5 for full-time students, are on sale at the Mttchell : :: POSTBOX Hall Box Office, telephone (302) 451-2204. ....3 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE Slanted in day-care are "either saturated with too much TV, are bored or are idle" and that children in day­ More on 'Moms' care are "more intelligent and happier," is so self-serving and Editor: without factual basis. On Nov. 6, you ran a front page I'm surprised you quoted it article on "Modern Moms" that without some qualification or op­ was so blatantly slanted it should posing viewpoint. I would agree have been in the editorial page that day-care children are rather than the front page. stimulated, oftento the point of For example, one mother, who mental and physical exhaustion alse..happened to run a day-care where parents may then have center is quoted heavily to repre­ trouble slowing them down at sent a typical working mom's home. - perspective. Quoting the pro­ Day-care has other questionable prietor of a day-care business benefits, such as continuous ex­ about the merits of sending posure to communicable diseases, children to day-care is like asking peer pressure that results in the American Tobacco Institute negative peer dependency and the their opinion about cigarettes! ever present threat of child abuse What does she mean, for exam­ that is being increasingly ple, by the remark, "I think you 'documented. _ are a person first and a mother se­ I would strongly encourage you cond?" Does that mean _that a to run a follow-up article that in­ woman's personhood is defined by terviews women who have her ability to get a job outside the sacrificed a second income to in­ home? What does that say for the vest the early childhood years to women who have found fulfillment the well-being of their children. as mothers? Further, this day­ Steven Huhta care administrator's sweeping Patricia Huhta comment that children who aren't Newark

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Turkey Trot t-shirt. The course is also convenient to The Turkey Trot is the second the many runners in Greater by Neil Thomas oldest consecutively run race in Newark and Pike Creek areas, he Delaware and annually attracts said. 200-300 competitors, according to Many participants enjoy com­ The 12th annual Newark Turkey Charlie Emerson, assistant direc­ peting for Shop Rite turkeys, and Trot tO-kilometer race will be held tor of the parks department. appropriate prize given the at 10:30 a .m. Saturday, Nov. 23 at Emerson attributes the race's season, Emerson added. Barksdale Park. longevity and popularity to the The Turkey Trot has attracted a Registration Is now being ac­ course, the city's commitment number of top-notch Delaware cepted by the Newark Depart­ and the co-sponsor's unique runners. Sue Patton and Doug ment of Parks and Recreation. prizes. White are regulars. The cost is $6 before 5 p.m. Thurs­ "I think we have been consistent The Turkey Trot records are day, Nov. 21 or$8afterthatdate. held by Craig Holm, who ran the Day-of-race registration will be with it, and I think the runners like our course," Emerson said. T AC-certified course in 30 held 9:45-10 :20a.m. minutes, six seconds in 1982, and Runners can compete in one of The entire course is asphalt and Kim Mitchell, who ran 36 minutes, 16 divisions, and the winner of it includes a variety of land­ 55 seconds in 1980. each division will be awarded· a scapes, with rolling hills as well as Last year's race attracted 230 turkey by Newark Shop Rite of long stretches of flatland. "And runners. Chestnut Hill Plaza. it's pretty scenic on the back part For registration information, of it," Eme1·son said of the Valley contact the parks department at Each registrant will receive a Road portion. 366-7060. Jekyll-Hyde Hens fall to Maine we don't play when we don 't want to. " by Bruce johnson On paper, the Hens were a ml,Jch better team than Maine. Hadn't Delaware defeated Division I It was the final chapter in powers Temple and Navy ? Wasn't De law are's rather odd football Maine fighting for a winning season. The Jekyl and Hyde Hens season, and heretofore unable to performed another of a series of win a single game on the road in quick changes Saturday losing 10- 1985 ? 7 to Maine and ending hopes for an " There was no sense in looking NCAA Division 1-AA playoff past them because we had to beat berth. them in order to obtain everything As a cold steady rain dampered else," said safety Phil Atwell. their spirits, the Hens watched " It's just that we didn't get up for their season self-destruct as the game." Maine's Bob Wilder and company Whether Delaware was " up" for drove 80 yards for }:l dramatic fourth quarter winning the game or not, Maine I came ready to play. touchdown. " We came in thinking we could ... Instead of an afternoon of an­ take the game from them," said ticipated play-off celebration, the Lance Theobald, who accounted sullen Hens spent the evening for 173 of Maine's 254 yards deeply introspective, trying to rushing. "We knew that Delaware figure out what went wrong in a would be taking us lightly. We're a once-promising season. good team and we knew that if we "I don't know what you can at­ played our game, we could beat tribute it to," said Joe McHale, as them." he sat slumped on a trainer's For Maine, which posted its table. " Emotional drain? I don't first winning season in three years know . It could be anything. I've and their first win in 11 tries over tried to figure it out myself. It's like the coaches say, it looks like we play when we want to play and See HENS/ 7b NCwark crushes Concord for Flight A crown

With the win, Newark captu1·ed Turnovers and poor execution with Craig Callahan and Kenny Chandler enthusiast remark to run and get what they can on by Bruce johnson the Blue Hen Conference Flight A stopped the offense in it's tracks. Chandler providing the punch. another " forget about A.S. (All­ speed and power. Kenny runs with championship. But sometimes, all it ·takes is Chandler recorded his second State ), he's an A.A. ( All­ speed and power, but what "I think it was just one of those one play to things wide open. On touchdown, with a beautiful American)." separates him from eve1·yone else games in which we got every Saturday, the 'Jacket speciality twisting run in which he cut " Kenny is one of the finest Like a dam that was holding too is his ability to see the field and break in the beginning, and we team provided the spark. across the grain to break free. overall backs we've had in my find the open spaces." much water, the Newark High capitalized on every mistake they Dave Wyatt recovered a fumble On Newark's next offensive time here," said a smiling Simp­ School football team, loaded with Chandler finished the day with made," said Newark head coach on the Raider 15 and five plays series it took them almost a full son when he heard of the 142 ya1·ds on 14 carries in only talent, was ready to burst. Butch Simpson. " Once the ball later qua1terback Donny Wright minute to roll 44 yards on two remark." He's a great open field three quarters of play. · E'ight minutes into Saturday's sta1·ts to roll like that, things hap­ spotted Kenny Chandler in the end plays. Chandler scored his third runner and he changes speeds and rain-soaked game, the 'Jacket " I was really psyched up fo1· the pen." zone fm· a five-yard touchdown touchdown of the day, breaking directions beautifully. He makes this game because if we win it, talent ·unleashed it's fury from all The game started out as if the pass. Then the flood gates opened. several tackles before outrunning things happen, and generally you sides and the result was a 54-8 we're conference champs," siad problems that have plagued the When the 'Jacket offense re­ the opposition. don't find ti:Jat in a high school run­ Chandler. " T feel like I'm running drenching of a highly-touted Con­ 'Jacket offense the past few gained possession, it took them on­ On the sidelines amidst the ning back. cord team. weeks were going to continue. ly 42 seconds to travel 64 yards celebration, one could hear a " Usually, high school backs will See NEW ARK/2b Jays outlast Dragons Glasgow falls in hockey semi-finals

depth to fall back on. They just got a little more than ten minutes left tired out in the end." in regulation, Sheryl Sorg scored by Bruce johnson The Dragons came out strong the tying goal to send the game in­ against the Blue Jays and con­ to overtim e. trolled the tempo of the scoreless " The atti tud e of the girls was You could see it in their eyes. fh's t half. But as the second half superb,'' s a id J aneka. ''They went They wanted to run but their began, one sensed the tempo s lipp­ a fter it today. They had that bodies had shut down. Competing ing away. 'never say die' attitude tha t said in their third tournament game in Seaford mysteriously seemed 'we're going a ll the way.' That six days, two of which went into faster and began to take cont1·ol of really says something a bout our overtime, the Glasgow High the game. For the rest of the team, and we did tha t for all three School field hockey team was game, most of the action would be games of the tournament. " physically exhausted. played in the Glasgow defensive But the overtime periods proved Their hea1·t and dete1·mination end. to be too much. Seaford , benefit­ were as s trong as ever, but those Goalie Katie Foster and the ting from a deeper bench and a attributes were not enough as Dragon defense played well but less difficult tourna ment schedule Seaford High School defeated the the team just could not advance because of their number one Dragons 2-1 in double overtime in the ball upfield. seeding, appeared fresher and the semi-final round of the state Passes were not as sha1·p and was able to penetrate and apply tournament Thursday in Mid­ legs grew heavy. Players watched pressure to the Glasgow defense. dletown. helplessly as ba lls rolled past The result was a Ka ren J effer­ " It was one of the best games' yards away; they did not have the son goal with tw o minutes gone in we've played all season," said strength to get to them in time. the second ove1·tlme. Glasgow head coach Rhonda When Seaford's Heather Massy Eight minutes la ter the game Janeka. " The triple overtime scored midway through the second had ended officially a nd the game against William Penn (Nov. period, one sensed that it would be Dragons' season had come to a 9) took a lot out of us and I was enough. close. hoping to do it (beat Seaford) in But the 1985 Dragon team is one ' 'I thought they (Glasgow ) regulation. But in the second over­ of strong character. They reached time we just didn't have enough back for something extra and with St>t> GLA~GOW I 7b The New Ark Post . SPORTS

tackles like a flood splinters trees in the game when they recovered NEW ARK I from lb In its path. a •Jacket fumble in the end-zone. well, but the line Is doing a really On the very next series, the "Today we were prepared to good job for me. Give c•·edit to defense got Into the act. Mike play and we're a pretty good foot­ them on the touchdowns." Reeder hit Concord quarterback ball team when we're p•·epared to Leading 21-0, at the half, the Buddy Bullock and forced a fum· play," said Simpson. "Sooner or 'Jackets began the third period ble which Henry scooped up and later I knew the offense would with a bang. Willis Dougherty ran 21 yards for the 'Jackets sixth come around. took the opening kick-off 77 yards touchdown. "Maybe that's why I felt so bad for a touchdown. After Craig Callahan capped a about the team. I knew they were After the defense held the five play, 67-yard dl'ive with a capable of some great things and Raiders on fourth down In their seven-yard run, Newark's second they just weren't playing up to own end the offense only needed 32 team went to work. Fittingly, it their potential." seconds to score. Derrick May took them only 48 seconds to score With the Flight A title, the took a simple down-and-out pat­ with Joel Butcher scoring on a 48· •Jackets w lll receive an automatic tern and turned it into a thrilling yard run. bid to the state tournament as well 39-yard touchdown •·un, breaking Concord's only score came late as gaining the home field ad­ vantage.

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chart, "we were ready to return to Glasgow went to work. when Sipple launched a 25-yard There the Dragon defense stif­ very talented individuals," he by Todd Hickey the basics If our game plan didn't pass to end Weldon Hall. Ettrick fened, driving Brandywine back said. All are seniors. work." On the first play of the series, Coley capped Glasgow's scol'ing running back Lester Patrick to the 9, and forcing the Bulldogs The ''basics" were doomed for the day w lth 4:12 left In the to attempt a 26-yat·d field goal. When the Glasgow High School pounded down to the Bulldog 23, game when he grabbed 111-yard ft·om the st11rt. On the fourth play giving the Dragons a first down. Kicker Mike Williams rocketed With the victory, the Dragons football team decides to open up . of the game, Glasgow quarter· pass from Sipple. the ball through the uprights, Improved their record to 4-2 In Its offense, the opposition had bet­ On the next play from scrimmage, making the game 6-3 - the closest Blue Hen Conference Flight A, ter look out. back Bob Sipple led the option Patrick again received the ball around the left end. Spotting a from quarterback Sipple. Instead The Bulldogs' only score came Brandywine would get to the and 6·3 overall. Because St. " We decided this week to widen huge hole In the Brandywine Dragons. Mark's has nearly clinched one 9f our offensive attack," said of running the ball, though, late In the first quarter when Sip· the two state tournament wild, Glasgow head coach Rennie ddense, he dashed 63 yards for Patrick pulled back and fired a pie threw an Interception, his only the first of Glasgow's tout· pass towards Sipple, who was miscue on an otherw lse perfect Clements was filled w lth pride card playoff berths, Glasgow Is In Clements after his Dragons made touchdowns. contention with Saleslanum fOl' extensive usc of the option and wide open In the Brandywine day (9 of 13 passes fot· 129 yards, when asked about his offensive the remaining spot. For the passing game in a 27-:l thrashing With 49 seconds left in the half, secondary. Sipple snagged the and a hand In each of the speciality people. "They had an Dragons to be playoff-bound, Sale· of the beleagured Brandywine the Dragons scored again. After ball and battled In for the score. touchdowns). Bulldog safety An­ outstanding game. Ettrick Coley slanum must lose Its game to Up· Bulldogs Saturday. receiving the ball on Bran­ dre Dt•iver snatched Sipple's (at split end), Bob Sipple, Lester per Merion, Pa., and Glasgow "But," added Clements, poin­ dywine's 33-yard line as a result of Early In final period, the misdirected ball and returned It to Patrick, Dwanye Taylor (at runn­ must defeat conference rival ting to the other side of his play a poor punt by the Bulldogs, Dragons added a third touchdown the Glasgow 3-yard line. ing back), and Weldon Hall are Christiana next week. ·

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. Delaware basketball enters new era under head coach Steve Steinwedel

ThP University of Delaware will Ste-inwedel's philosophy startmg positions, but Steinwedel begin to write a new chapter in its features a strong emphasis on prefers to emphasize those who men's basketball history Saturday defensive play and he feels the will contribute in a ma.1or way. afternoon when the Blue Hens host personnel returning will adapt Glassboro State at 3 p.m. in well to an approach in which the "I'm not really all that hung-up Delaware Field House in the open­ defense keys the offense through about a starting line-up," said the Ing game of both the 1985-86 aggressive man-to-man defensive first-year coach. "The team that season and the collegiate coaching play. starts a game is not necessarily career of Steve Steinwedel. " Because of what I think is a the team that wlll start the next Sleinwedel Is expected to put a major team strength in overall game. I'm more interested in who Delaware-flavored line-up on the quickness," said Steinwedel, "I finishes the game, and who con­ floor for his starting line-up if he think that we can be a team that tributes rather than who starts." goes with the set of guards can take on an extended look Ta u1·ence Chisholm, Oscar Jones defensively and move our defen­ (A.l. duPont ) and Donald Dutton sive pick-up point further up the Despite that, Steinwedel (Howa rd Career Center ) and for­ floor. From an offensive stand­ acknowledges that seven or eight wards John Weber and O.J. point we're hoping to take on the players have emerged to contend Gumbs. same type of aggressiveness in at­ for his line-up which will feature a That fivesome was the ignition tacking the basket. Our offense two-post man, three-perimeter spark to the Blue Hen s' 87-84 ex­ will be in many ways a freelance guard formation. hibition game win two weeks ago one, depending on how others play over AAU powerhouse Marathon us defensively." ;,Chisholm is leading the way in Oil. In that game the Blue Hens Midway through pre-season one of the perimeter positions and exhibited excellent balance with camp Steinwedel offered his I've been very pleased with the ef­ fi ve players scoring in double assessment by noting that " the forts of Oscar Jones. Don Dutton figures, a team edge in reboun­ team is grasping the concepts of and Brad Heckert have been play­ ding and better than 55 percent the defensive play we want" and ing very well and are certainly shooting. that " by the time we get into con­ competing for one of those That result is the beginning of ference play we are going to be a perimeter roles. Barry Berger has what Steinwedel hopes will be a realy good defense team, especial­ been slowed by a lower leg injury new era of winning basketball in ly on the perimeter.'' but when he has practiced he has • Delaware Fie ld House. An outlook While Steinwedel is upbeat on played very well as has John of just what type of approach the defensive progress of his Weber. We have seven or eight Steinwedel is taking and what he squad, he is concerned about of­ players right now about whom I expects from the Hens this season fensive consistency and overall feel very good,'' he said. : foll ows : team size. "I'm a bit concerned " De fe n se!" " Defense! " about our perimeter shooting. It is "Defense!" - Those are the not nearly as consistent as I feel it In the end the objective for words new Delaware basketball must be and to be successful we're whatever line-up Steinwedel set­ · coach Steinwedel has made as his going to have to make strides tles on wlll be to win the Blue . hallmark fo r the 1985-86 edition of there. Additionally I'm still Hens' first ECC title. Various pre­ • · Blue Hen basketball. Colmbine waiting for a post-man to step in season publications have tabbed that with a team that returns and really take charge of that the Hens anywheres from second ·. almost in tact from a year ago and position. to last in the eight-team league. guard Taurence Chisholm at 5-7 is one of the smalles~ D~vision I players in the na­ a cautious optimism prevails that The Hen mentor recognizes that Its a variance that Steinwedel Delaware could be a major force the media and public are in­ points to in assessing the coming tion, but he averages better than eight assists a game to rank thJrd m the NCAA. to be reckoned with in the East teres~ed in w.ho is likely to play the conference race. Coast Conference this winter. In 1984-85 the emphasis was on youth. Now a year later the accent is played on the growth of that : cast of 121·eturning players from a PLEASANT VALLEY : team that a year ago showed signs NEWARK CAR WASH · of promise in compiling a 12-16 • overall mark and a 7-7 ECC log. PAINTING CO. · The Hens return all five starters OPEN WHILE EXPANDING • from the final game of last season . IDENT . Y including the second leading your home for less than you'd expect . UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT scorer in the ECC in swing-man WE WORK •INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Jones who led the Hens in scoring TO YOUR ALL NEW EQUIPMENT with a 16.0 ppg average while pull­ •NEW AND OLDER HOMES ing down 4. 7 rebounds. CONVENIENCE! •MOBILE HOME ROOF COATING OPEN DAILY 8 TIL 6; SAT I 8-5 CLOSED SUNDAY Chisholm, the nation's third NEWARK, DEL. • 302-454-1654 smallest starling player at 5-7 and an All·ECC Rookie selection last - · - · · ~=--==.~ . winter, returns to quarterback the Delaware offensive efforts. His 8.0 264 ELKTON RD. assists per game ranks him atop the ECC and third nationally SWITCH TO OUR HEATING entering the season, and addi­ NEWARK tionally he can shoot, averaging 8. 7 points a contest. OIL AND GET IT AL~l Up front returning starters in­ QJ.fAt:i HEAT, FROM SPECIALLY clude center Weber whose 12.6 REFINED, 70P QUALITY OIL point scoring mark was second for the Hens and whose 7.9 reboun· ding marks was tops on the squad. AUTOMATIC DELIVERY SERVICE BaiTy Berger provides front line experience and support having EMERGENCYBURNERSER~CE Celebrate The started all 26 games last year as a freshman averaging a healthy 10.9 points and 7. !rebounds a game. PARTS AND SERVICE PLAN Holid~ys Brad Heckert, who earned a starting guard spot in the closing •. BUDGET PLAN stretch of the season, is the Hens' With All pure shooter and averaged 7.6 EXPERIENCED DRIVERS AND points an out ing . FACTORY-TRAINED MECHANICS

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• VFW WillS Capital Trail chantpionship

around a wall of VFW blockers for a 59-yard touchdown run. by Bruce Johnson " I call Mark Hendrix For the Capital Trail Junior 'Sweetness,' " said Bias. "He Football League's VFW senior runs the ball real well and he's our division team, three was the big play man. He gets it done for magic number. us.'' VFW appeared in the champion­ ship game the last two years but With a 6-0 lead, VFW had all the lost. But Sunday at Glasgow High cushion it would need. Playing an School, VFW finally claimed aggressive defense, the Vets con­ ownership of the championship tinually forced the Buccanner of­ trophy by defeating rival Buc­ fense into third and long situa­ canneers 14-0. tions. "We've always gotten to the championship game but it seems With 5:24 left in the game, the· Bucs, forced to kick from their we always caught the choke," said "We thought we were cheated VFW head coach Ray Bias. "But own endzone, had a punt blocked. VFW recovered on the Bucs two out of a division championship," this year we wanted it a little said Bias. " Both of us had one loss more. Three's the magic number yard line and Chris Paris hulled his way into the endzone to seal and what it comes down to is head and it makes it extra sweet." to head competition and points. the victory. VFW's two point con­ EL-s~~~2724 Pulaski Hyw., Rt. 40, Glasgow, Del. 19702 version was good (a Tom Lyons We felt we deserved the divisional The game was highlighted by pass to Tim Pyle) and the Vets led championship. TIRE AND AUTO CENTER HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 7-6, Sat. Ba.m.-5 p.m. superb defense by both teams. 14-0. The first half ended in a scoreless tie, and it wasn't until 3:19 of the TEMPRA third period that VFW broke the The championship game was a "We wanted to come out today 95 deadlock. re-match of an earlier contest in and prove ourselves. It was a good OIL CHANGE & FILTER $12 ALL SEASON which the Bucs had handed VFW game that was well played. 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Once TREAD DESIGN team with only two starters retur­ · again, Taylor accounted for the ning, and with a new coaching ba hit Taylor in stride for an 8 yard touchdown pass. two point play which capped the staff," said first year head coach scoring at 32-a. Dennis JarrelL " We lost the first two games and then we ended win­ Taylor accounted for both two Although Taylor was the game's ning the next seven in a row and point conversions and the Clippers standout player scoring 24 points, the championship. led 16-0. Jarrell said the Clipper victory "The kids just started giving 100 was a team effort. percent each game, and you just The Christiana Vikings CHASES CHILLS AND " How can you pick out a kid in can't ask for any bette1· than countered with their own aerial that." particular in a game like this?" assault. Quarterback Cameron asked Jarrell. " I think they all did The Clippers took an early lead Davis hit Steve Dick with a 22- a super job. I love the kids. 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Capitol Trail began play in 1960

With the completion of its cham­ things. pionships Sunday, the Capitol "The original Hummingbirds, Trail Junior Football League now 35-strong, have been joined culminated its 25th season. by the Stanton Clippers and the Jim Dolan, who founded the Green Ghosts for a total of 105 league, has seen three generations boys playing organized football of his family participate in the with complete equipment, league. qualified supervision and un­ His daughter has provided an qualified enthusiasm. article which describes the forma­ "James A. Dolan is president of lion of the league. J'he article the league; Harry Burrows is "Jim Dolan Heads Little League vice-president; Elwood Rigby, Football," appeared in the treasurer; Mrs. Thelma Mon­ 39!COMPARE AT $90 Newark Post's Oct. 13, 1960 issue. tgomery, secretary; and directors Ladles' jackets from Members It is as follows: include Jack Hassman, Aida Bar­ Only are a comfortable and durable canvas "The Capitol Trail Little League rows, and Mrs. Edmund Walnock. and corduroy combination. Polyester/ d Football Club, Inc., all began last " A field has been leased from cotton shell, nvlon polyamide lining, an Christmas Day when 11-year-old Red Mill Nurseries for a token polyester padding. Richly hued fall colors, Jim Dolan, Jr., appeared in his payment of one dollar, and waist­ in sizes 4 to 16. yard at 104 Phyllis Drive, Newkirk high weeds were cut and the field Estates, with a new football became a gridiron with volunteer uniform, and a swarm of COMPARE AT $80 effort of parents in one afternoon. romous maker jackets for men neighborhood youngsters joined "The Hummingbirds lost their an impromptu football game, ask­ bring a casual and versatile flair to your ward· opener to the St. Matthew's CYO robe. Available in grey, sage, stone, or metal, ing young Jimmy's father if he gridders, and then beat a veteran would organize a team. St. Anthony's squad, 12-o. sizes S to XL. " James A. Dolan, Sr., respond­ "Each of the three squads in­ ed with the age-old parental cludes a senior and junior team, parry, I'll see ... next fall and pro­ and the first official league game mpt!.; forgot about it until one will be played this Saturday at the evening last August when the Red Mill field when the junior same boys appeared in front of the teams- the Hummingbird Chicks Dolan house and asked are you go­ and the Stanton Snippers - meet ing to start a football team like at 1 p.m., followed by the senior you promised?" Birds and Clippers at 2 o'clock. "Let's hear you say 'no' to that, " Hassman is manager of the Mrs. Dolan said. Big Jim couldn't Hummingbirds; Dolan manages - didn't - and the Capitol Trail the Clippers, and Jack Lovejoy is Little League Football Club was manager for the Green Ghosts. initiated, incorporated - and Mr. " The rules are rigid. A coach Dolan has been nearly in­ must be at least 25; married; and capacitated with the growth of have a son at least six-years old. 99 899 COMPARE UP TO $22 19 COMPARE AT $52 Girl's sweaters. Jacquards, popcorn COMPARE AT $42 . Girl's rabbit jackets are cozy . Lo I lyester blouses from Pierre Cardm warrn and fun to wear. Pieced fur wtth knits and many others, a ll in the _latest ve YJ':retty way to dress up any outfit. Many styles fashion colors to mix n' match wtth cord· zipper front and rayon quilt lining. uroys, jeans, and skirts. Sizes S·M·L. ~~~l~d~g ·bow ties and cowl necks. Sizes 6 to 16. Sizes 7 to 14.

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Although Caravel Academy (6- began the year by implementing game." scrimmage and said 'throw it.' We 4) ended its season with a loss to the intricate Wing-T offensive Against Howard, the Bucs had tried, but when the guy was wide Howard 1HI, head coach Jim system. their chances but were unable to open we 'd miss him or we would Caravel Acaden1v Flynn was pleased with the team's Flynn realized that it would take convert. Twice they had the ball drop it. And of course the weather • overall performance this fall. time for the kids to adjust, but by inside Howard's ten yard line but didn't help." " Victories are measured on the the end of the season the coach a penalty and a turnover nullified But Flynn said that one game field, but there's got to be some saw the improvement for which he the threat. does not make a season. victories measured off the field, was looking. As well, Caravel's ineffective He said that he was pleased with ends season too," said Flynn. "I think the kids "We have a good football passing game halted many drives. the team's record and is already did just a super job for us this team," said Flynn. " We're on our " Howared played a good defen­ planning for next year. year. They just never quit." way now. When we were winning sive game," said Flynn. "We just "I think we had a good thing but In the beginning of the season, I could not throw the ball. They we just ran out of time and peo­ with 6-4 record With a young and inexperienced wasn't happy with the team's play dared us to throw. They came up ple," said Flynn. " But we'll be team of only 24 players, Flynn but we got better with each with 11 more men on the line of back."

HENS I from lb the Hens, the victory was equal to Prices Effective Sun., Nov. 17thru Sat., Nov. 23 0 Not responsible for typographical errors a Super Bowl as players celebrated madly in the ankle SAVE 40' ... 0CEAN SRRAY SAVE 50' ... ALL FLAVORS deep mud of the Delaware Stadium turf. Even first year head CRANBERRY OLD. PHILA. coach Buddy Teevans fell victim to the celebration, his face mud­ SUPER~i~FRESH SAUCE ICE CREAM dled. "Delaware traditionally has not FOOD MARKETS only beaten us but overwhelmed Maine teams In the past," said 1 Teevan. "We just wanted to play 6·0Z19°can ~;.1.49 good defense and keep the score down and hope the offense could put some points on the board." DOUBLE COUPONS SEE STORE FOR DETAILS Maine did just that. Quarterback Bob Wildet· sud­ denly emerged in the fourth quarter as a premier passer. With 5:43 left In the game, the Black Bears drove 80 yards In 14 plays ).ISing all but 56 seconds of the ' clock. Twice Maine was faced w lth .third-and-long situations and were : able to convert, once on a con- : troverslal penalty and the other on · : a key 30-y ard pass reception from · Wilder to Sergio Hebra. ; Two plays later, Theobald · scored from 14 yards out and the rest is history. For the Delaware offense, history will record that one of the most talented units in Delaware's history was unable to do what of­ fenses are trained to do - score points. Throughout the year the De law are offense has piled up yardage that has marked It as one of the most efficient In the nation. But significantly, It has missed too many scoring opportunities. Against Maine, the Hens gained 378 total yards and controlled the ball for more than 31 minutes but FROZEN GRADE 'A' A&P BRAND FROZEN SWIFT FROZEN GRADE 'A' were only able to score seven points. Four turnovers in costly TURKEYS GRADE 'A' BUTTER BASTED BUTTERBALL TURKEYS situations proved to be their undo­ ing. "I thought our offensive execu­ tion was much better than at Holy Cross, but we fumbled the ball C) away in three crucial situations," said a beleagured Tubby Ray­ mond. "You have to give Maine credit. Both Wilder and Theobald played extremely well." For the players, coaches and fans, it was a difficult and frustrating way to end the season. lb. lb. But the 1985 Delaware team had many achievements, including 10 LBS. AND UP 10 LBS. AND UP 10 LBS. AND UP wins over Temple and Navy and a Y-4 record. A&P BRAND 0 Stuffed Green Olives 5 59¢ ~~~, ~0~ PRODUCE MARMET GROCERY MARMET LIOUID ... FOR DISHES 0 MEAT MARMET Ajax Detergent 2 ~if.' · 99¢ ~0~ iiiiiiiiiiiii!fjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- .GLASGOW I from lb WITH COUPON ABOVE Morr·s 0 HFIGH INhFIBCER b . 12-oz. 77¢ ~~~ UNTRIMMED ... 20-25 LB. 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Childbirth recommen~e~ safety equipment, ~nd poor dr1vmg skills. The handl­ mg characteristics of an ATV are Support group pecu~iar to the vehicle and require considerable practice to master " headded. ' Consumers for Childbirth a The University of Delaware suppo_rt and in~ormation group, is Cooperative Extension Service is planmng meetmgs for people in­ doing something about the pro­ terested in exploring consumer blem. In cooperation with aspects of childbirth and prenatal Delaware's Division of Consumer care. Affairs, the First State ATV Meetings are not intended to Association and the local ATV in­ ENLARGED TO SHOW DErAIL take the place of childbirth dustry, it is offering ATV expos classes. and safety seminars throughout For information, contact Bar­ the state in December. The events bara Bason at 322-1077 or Karen are free and open to the public. Webster at (301 )398-8699. One will be held Dec. 3 at Christana Fire Hall on Del. 273. It ATV will begin at6:30 p.m . Seminar topics include updates on. C~nsumer Product Safety Com­ Safety session mrsswn activities, tips on buying an ~TV, personal protective "As the popularity of all-terrain eq~llpment, preventive vehicles increases, unfor·tunately mamtenance, riding skills, fire so does their accident rate," says safety , ATV legislation in Ron Jester, University of Delaware, and where to ride the Del<;nv_are extension safety popular three-wheelers. The ex­ spec1ahst. pos and s~minars are designed for " The sad fact is that most of prospect1ve, novice and ex­ these accide nts could be perienced ATV riders. prevented. They're often the " Accidents with ATVs can be r·esult of user err·or due to un­ reduced," says Jester. " Greater familial'ity wit~ the vehicle, lack nder safety awareness is the first of safety trammg, failure to use step."

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S.S. Elkton Service S.S. Rising Sun Coop S.S. Newark Service 152 Railroad Ave. Box 496, Cooper Ave. 800 Ogletown Road Rising Sun, Md. Elkton, Md. Newark, Delaware (301) 398-2181 (301) 658-5518 (302) 738-0330 (302) 366-1644

f .1985 The 13b 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. Classified 301 Beby alttlng 341 lnetructlon 421 llveatock 301 Building Conlrectora 350 Kennell ~ 430 Mlacelleneoue 704 Property for Sele 310 Cer Poole 352 lendeceping 432 Mueiceilnatrumenta 701 Commerclel for Sele Directory 312 c.,., ... 354 lewn Service• I;;;_ t11 434 Produce 701 Mobile Home for Sele 314 Chimney Sweep 355 Mlacellenaoua 431 Pete 710 Houalng Wented 737-0905 ..6 & EMPL.OVMENT 311 Cleenlng Service• Service• GENERAL 431 Seeda Plente 311 Concrete 3M Moving & Storege MERCHANDISE 440 Sporta Equipment 320 Dey Cere 442 Tlrea 102 Room HelpWenlld 351 Office Suppllea 202 322 Deed Anlmel Removei 310 Orcherda 104 Furnlahed Apertmente 204 JobaWilnted 324 DryCieenlng 312 Pelntlng 402 Antlquu 101 Unfurnlahed Apertmenll ~ 404 Appllenc•• Mobile Homu for Rent 205 Schoola/lnatructlona 321 Electric Contrectore 314 Plumbing 110 TRANSPORT~ 327 Entertelnment 401 Bicycle• & Moped a 112 Property for Rent .A 311 Redlo/TV repelr 114 Commerclel Property 328 Excevatlona 311 Ruteurenla 401 Boell & Motore 102 MotorCycle• 330 Extermlnetlon 410 Building Suppliu 111 Houae for Rent 104 Recreetion Vehicle• 102 Auction• 332 Florlall 370 Roofing 412 Clothing BUSINESS 101 Trucka/Vena 104 Cerd of Thenka ~ 334 Funerel Home a 372 Service Stallone 414 Ferm Equlpm .. nl OPPORT\.NTIES 101 Automobile• 101 loll & Found 331 Gerbege Removel 373 Sewing 411 Firewood 110 Automobile leeelng SERVICES 812 Automobile 101 Notice a 331 Gina 374 Shoe Repeir 418 Fl .. Merkel 110 Pereonnela 340 Herd were 420 Furniture 502• Bualn••• Equipment/Pert• 378 Tuldermial ...... 112 Teddy Ad• 302 Air Conditioning/ 342 Home Improvement 378 Tutoring 422 Gerden Suppllu Opportunitlea REAL ESTATE 114 Towing 114 Yerd Selea Heeling 344 Income Tex Service 310 Upholatering 424 Homemede 504 Money to lend .. 111 Automobile• Wented 150 Wented 304 Auto repelre 341 lnaurence 382 Welding 4:ia Houaehold Goode 501 Mortgeg•• 702 Houeing for Sele 100 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CLASSIFIEDS 108 Notices 150 Wanted Reaching Cecil County, Maryland & Newark, Delaware. 175 Misc. For Rent 202 ~~lp_~~nte~ ~ Help Wanted 202 Help Wanted PRIVATE PARTY ADS Room -mate to share house in Storage-indoor. Auto, boat, trailer. 12 'x 30 '. $98 / mo . 0 raftsperson - McCrone MOTOR ROUTE SALESPERSONS need ed . 20 Words or less: 1 week ...... $4.95 H--a,-HO, HOI II MERRY ~t~~;i.es ~E~:;~;:,~~·e/lu~o~- 24 'x 30', $195 /mo . Elkton area . Eng ineering has a position OPERATOR Position available for both co m- XMASI Have Senti vl1ll smoker. Call Jim days, 302-772- 301 -398-2401. available for a draftsperson with Needed to serve morn ing & puters and farm equipment. your children In your home 2390, after 6pm , 302-834-8017 . preferred two year experience Sunday News Journals in Sales experience and farm 20 Words or less: 2 Weeks ...... $9.50 end u1e your camere. Or WANTED in surveying and civil engineer­ areas of Elkton & North background preferred . Will 1 ing drafting . Above average East, MO . These are regular train on computers. App ly in Blind Ads (reply to Box No.) ... add $2.00 :~ !~.:.~·~:~ 0~~~ ~:~~;~v1~ Old dolls, furn iture, and trunks . benefit package . Excellent part-time positions & would person . Ag -lnd . Equ ipm ent, 158-3203. 302 - 731 - 74~ANTED career opportunity to grow with an established, expanding com ­ ~C:r aand~~r;~:r~n~~:~tuCi~~ ~~0:. M~~ l egraph Ad ., Aismg Additional Words ...... 25c (per word) ------Young professional female pany . Send resume to Mc ­ Circulation Dept., 1-800- =-"---'-'-'-"-'------seeks furnished room to rent Crone,lnc ., 138 E. Main St ., 235-9100 , ext . 2114 . News 114 Y d S I with NICE family or elderly cou ­ Bold Type Face ...... add $1.00 -,-,---a_r__ a_ e_s__ Elkton, MD , 21921 . J,.,.o--,u_rn_a,--1C _o:-. ----,----,,----,-- Aest a u ran t h e Ip , coo k s. Ant ique oak table, floor lamp, plel Will need privacy and need Full -time Auto Supply Nationa l Lingerie Co seeks dishwashers, naimtenan ce, Please check your Ad the first time it appears. We can be blanket rack, tools, chain saw, of washer, dryer & limited kit ­ Counterperson . Must be etc . NO JUNK I 11 / 23, 9-3, chen privileges. Would not dealer for party plan fashion servers & bookkeeper. Fu ll & responsible for only one incorrect insertion. 202 Help Wanted reliable, honest, willing to work shows . Car & phone necessary . part-time available . Ap ply m Wilson Ad ., Rising Sun . prefer young children or pets . hard . All company benefits, Earn $10-$15 per hour. Also person , 2-4pm, Mon .-Fn. , ~~~~~~!~: YARD S-ALE aWp itll. awlso_ icno nst ideprafyurrneisahs ednaebflfe. Concrete finisher. Only ex- vacation, etc . Send resume booking parties . 302-239-0947 . Gound Round , 801 S. College 111 9 0 0 Sat., Nov . 23, 8:30am-4pm . rent. Looking to move as soon ~~r;:~~~~e~e~dn/Pt~Y~ reply with references to Cecil PAINTERS Ave ., Newark , DE . • Whig, P 0 Box 429-C, Elkton . WANTED Call MD 21921. ~ul~~~~ily Clai:M~~ si~~~~~ ~Jgoss~b~- :o~p~2~0Gth~~~~~il ¥~f-~~~~0~3rti1vioenr/Sraelqeusired . Experienced only Pert-lime, evening/night 106 Lost & Found AVAILABLE . $7 .00 / space. M02,1921 . ' ' Garf ield's Pub & Eatery now Have you lost your Artex or Tri­ has part-time employment 302-454-1654 rotation. LPN or RN. App ly Chem Instructor? Call Donna, Lost :large friendly male ~~~~:itP;c~ejj~ea3k~i~!Yso~~~ Want to ~uy , lH acre land . Responsible individual with openings for the following : P•rt-lime bookkeeper need· tem·3pm, Mon-Frl, Devine 301 -287-2871 or Carol, 301-398- Retriever type dog, black wit h of Elkton on At . 213, just past Preferr.ably _ wooded , for truck drivers license to deliver bartenders, waitresses & ad. Plunnl working at- Heven Nuralng Home, 224 E. 2360. gold paws, few white spots . No Brantwood Gold Course . Signs res1denual build ing purposes 1n safety shoes to our accounts. dishwashers. If you are depen ­ moaphere. Flexible houra. Main St., Elkton, MD. 1 1 Send re1umt110 Cecil Whig, · LOST: Reward for 8 month ~~ a;iJIL2:.' ~e~~i~~~Y ~!Y~h~g2~ ~O~~~~a - ~~; tore info ., phone ~:~~~. County area . 301-658- ~~l~r~. ~';,"~~~:sirf'n~i\e~:~~~ : dable, sincere & want to work , 1 1 apply in person Tue.- Fri. , 5- 4 old mala black & while ~~~!;7061 , evenings 302-737- ______c_ a_ll _be-fo-re-2-pm_._3o_2_·9-95;;;;.:_64...j4_0. ~~~~~ox 2t-A, Elkton, MD ""Pa-rt--t-im_e_ R-eg-is-te-re_d_ N-ur-se 102 Auctions Siberian Huaky. Chlld'a pel. 8pm , or call301 -287-5600 for an Anawera to Herculea. Weer· interview . needed for 7am-3pm sh ift . Licensed Practicial Nurse need - ~, ~ brown collar. 301-287- INTERIOR DECORATING R N 'S NORTH EAST Private duty nurses needed in ed for 3pm -11pm shift, full or AUCTION GALLER IE 4 Free training, full /part time . Lost : 14" female Beagle in '"'M,-iss-,-in-g - lo_n_g -:h-:ai,--r, - o- ra-ng-e, Flexible hours . 302-239-5442 . Elkton area. Call for info, 302- part-time . Call Laurelwood Nur- INDOOR MARKET $ EARN CASH $ 655-1283. sing Center, 301 -398-8800. U.S . At 40, North East Newark vicinity. Frayed red col- neutered & declawed cat. AUCTION TUES . 6 P.M. lar with nametag "Buttons". Please call 301 -939-1910, ext Melor moblle/moduler AUTO THURS . 7 P.M. Not a hunting dog . Reward. 257, days or 301 -642-3470 even - Boys and Girl& needed to deliver home menufacturer Ia look­ SPACE AVAIL .... $7 .50 302-737-6794 . ings. Ing for en IXp. mobile home newspapers in your own field aervlce reprlllntetlve­ Slab firewood by the cord, $75. trevel required-trip 1Xp1n111 .neighborhood. You must be at paid. Exc. benefit peckega. E.O.E. Call Ralph Spotll, l oak, split, seasoned 301·318-2100, Schult Hom11, ·least 11 years old and be available balwllnl·5. firewood, $90. Wednesday afternoons. 2cords or more, $85. You will be PAID for each LEGAL NOTICE j Mixed hardwood $80/cord newspaper that you deliver and will IN THE COURT Lee Larson, 301·392·5175, OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE STATE NOT be required to collect any OF DELAWARE w,,,,.. w ••• after 5pm, or 301·398·77111 days. IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY money. IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF Jerome A. Taylor Eloise H. Taylor If you are interested, please fill out Dwayne G. Taylor Puppies, puppies, puppies!!! JeLanJ A. Taylo · Sean D. Taylor BAY VIEW KENNELS the coupon bel~w and mail it to: PETITIONERCS) TO Tecumseh Jerome H. Taylor Red Toy Poodles ...... $325 ~ Serv-Rite Advertising Ashanti Cocker Spaniels ...... $235 Eloise H. Taylor Ashantl Jammal Dwayne A. Ashantl Labrador Retriever ... $250 ·.::- P.O. Box 3097 JeLanl A. Ashantl Pugs ...... $400 Sean Damani AshanU NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Samoyeds ...... $300 Newport, DE 19804 that Jerome A. Taylor, Eloise H. ··-' Schnauzers ...... $325 Taylor, Dwayne G. Taylor, JeLanl A. Taylor and Sean D. Taylor Intends to present a Peti­ 301-287-8250 I am Interested In delivering circulars. tion to the Court of Common Pleas for the State of Dclawure in and for New Castle County, to Na·me: c hange his/her n ame to Tecumseh Jerome H. Taylor CHRISTMAS SWAP SHOPPE Ashantl. Eloise H. Taylor Address: Aahanll, Jarnmal Dwayne A. Ashantl, JeLanl A. AshanU und · • City: Sean Damani Ashanu. ' Through this special holiday offer, buyers Elc.tse H. Taylor Jerome A. Taylor SEGUE MUSIC and sellers can make Christmas shopping a Phone: Petitloncr(sl DATED: Nov. 5, 1985 Hits from yesterday & today breeze by looking through this special sec­ np 1116-3 tion in the classifieds. Age: come alive . FEATURING GAR­ FIELDS OJ DANNY BREEZE. Does little Jeffrey want a new bike this year? We provide entertainment for Or do you want to sell the one he has weddings, dances, bull roast, outgrown? Still looking for a Cabbage Patch doll? Send us your ad today! We have over Person To Person sock hops & reunions, anniver­ 100,000 readers waiting to help you with your 0 saries & parties. Quality DJ's at shopping list. Classified/15 Words for $3° a price you can afford. Call Cecil Whig- 301-398-3311 and Just fill out the coupon below and send it ask for Cathy Lucas. along with your $3. (More than 15 words, add No Limit On Merchandise Value. or 25¢ per word) to: Danny Breeze, 9-5 weekdays, Newark Post 25c For Each Additional Word. 301 -287-9679 Classified Dept. Reaching 42,000 Households, Over 126,000 Readers! 153 E. Chestnut Rd. Print or Type Your Advertisement On The Coupon Below Newark, DE 19713 And Mail Your Payment To: The NewArk Post, ..j,,.~:--- The Christmas Swap Shoppe begins in the 153 East Chestnut Hill Road, Newark, Delaware 19713 Nov. 26 issue and winds up in the Dec. 23 Deadline: Monday 1 P.M. ~- Goodman. Meagher, Enoch, Atty. issue. Send us your ad today!! ------co u Po N------· 111 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD ------Print Classifed Ad In Space Below: CREDITOR'S SALE CHRISTMAS SWAP SHOPPE 36' TROJAN YACHT PRINT YOUR AD BELOW moved for convenience of auction to : ------(15 Words) .(16 Words) McDaniel Yacht ($3 .001 ($3 .20) 15 Grandview Ave. North East, Ce. Co., MD

------(30 Words) ------­ TUESDAY, NOV.26, at 1:00 P.M. 1967 Trojan 36 ' Flybridge Yacht with upper and ($6.001 lower controls. Twin 210 H P Interceptor engines, A/ C, Onan generator, electric stove. (15 Words - $3 .001 (16 Words - $3 .251 ------,4nWOrilST" refrigerator, shower w / H-C water, Good auto ($8.00) Windless. VHF sonar marine radio, 2 sonar depth finders. 675 meter hours, CARVEL Please Check One : Regular Typeface C BOLD TYPE FACE PLANKED MAHOGANY . many other extras. :, l$1 .00 Extra) TERMS: Check, money order or credit card accepted. Cash or certifie d check in full at time and place of sale. Immediate removal required . Bo at sold Name:------I Narne: ...... - In " As Is " condition. Address: ______1 Address=-----~------John Amato IV . Atty. for ludgment creditor. 1 Phone: I 1 Now Take Advantage of Classified Savings! Use Your I . Visa or MasterCard Now and Save. Mlchaelfux~ Phone: ( 1 0 V1sa 0 MasterCard - Credit Card#,______I Executive Offlcea • 3835 Neylora Lenelnc. I ------• ·------..:------Baltimore, Merylend 21208 • 301 /853-4000

1\ 14b The New Ark Post Nov.20 IW 202 Help Wanted 202 Help Wanted 320__ D_ay=-C_a_ra__ 355 Misc. Services 355 Misc. Services 382 Painting 384 Plumbing 311 Radio/TV Re air 38~ ~aintin~ Free Portable TV pickup • SEARS -- - w.iT-ED___ 07029357 -630. Debbie's Learn ­ Handyman evellllble for ell TYPING HEATING & PLUMB ING n e dey TV rente I; low hiring SALES, STOCK Ryan Contracting A.C.S. Service RCA TV wholaaaler; ~~:-::,: ;::~·:~:.~iu= lng Center, home daycare, hu tpla of repelrt. 311 ...-1214 . Barbato & Son pain ting and e COMMISSION SALES. 2 ;e~~~e/ae~~- "For ta~ le~~~; Interior Pa inting Heating, plumbing, air con di­ f11t11t aarvice;TV'a bought 1 releaaecl from an aatendecl !;8r~d81-~~7 _ages -4 yrs . Call typing needs, call Robin, wallpapering contractors. Free Written Guarantee tioning & refrig . Insulation & & aolcl. Accutronla TV . 302-36a-8316 . · estimates. 301 -392 -4011. Free Estimate service at low co st . ~~~~=PP~; L·,,r~~Y;rlc:! hoapltel atey. •-• lleht 213387341 Family day care 302·737-1:110 Comer, 10-4pm or 5·1:30pm Typing: Former U . of D . 302-36a -4415 302 -366-0761 302-134-1:110 ~ou:::h~'!.:n~~~~nc: openings. D1y or night. STAN'S APPLIANCE Wecln11d1 a. EOE. graduate will type term boerd. Mutt have plauant Reasonable rttea. Delancy SERVICE Segue Music has openings for papers, theses, resumes PLEASANT VALLEY peraonellty. Cell .,.... Rd ./ Turnquist area . 301 -398- Low cost appliance repair. disc jockeys . A good personali­ etc. at reasonable rates. PAINTING CO. Servicing all major ap­ ty a must. Good pay-good jobs. UU. ~~~5~·------Call Linda 302-737 -5793 or INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR pliances . S·ervicing all Equipm ent helpful. Transporta­ 302-475-4051. NEW AND OLDER HOMES 204 Jobs Wanted 327 Entertainment areas. MC & Visa . Call tion a must. Send resume, tape MOBILE HOME ROOF anytlme-24 hr. service. Pro­ W ill haul away any un­ YOU ONLY NEED PUPPET SHOWS-Ptrtiea, ban ­ with voice to Cecil Whig, 601 The b11lc naecle ere met end wanted articles. Will also do COATING quets, schools, special occa ­ mpt friendly service. 302- Bridge St. Elkton MD , 21921 , yet, the need for knowlnt deliveries. Cecil County 302-414-1114 sions. Pam Pipes & Puppets. 328-2820. Attn:Cathy Lucas, or call Dan ­ k11p1 on growing--whet area . 301 -2a7-5126, ask for ~7~00;g e, 9-5 weekdays, 301 - Pam Nelson, 302 -999-0078 for =~!",:~:~~~ ~~1~~=: Information and brochure. Bob. $2500.00 Sheet metal forman / sheet Aak about our holldey metal mechanic . Apply in apeclllla. 328 Excavations person -Delcard, Inc . Assoc . ln­ EDGAR RHOADES Captain's Gate][ cp., 24 Germay Dr., Germay In· durstrlal Park, Wilmington, DE . AND SONS 19804 . Backhoe and dump truck ser­ New luxury townhouses with your choice of Survey party chie f-established. vice . Free estimates . 301 -39a- three floor plans. All include 3 bedrooms, 1 Y2 expanding land surveying & & 8637 . civil engineering firm seeks an SERVICES THE R & S CON ST. CO baths, heat pump/central air. Convenient to experienced field party chief, ~~~~u~~! . ~~~J:,'a~ d~a~~ tr~~~ 1\-....i..::=:::::!iiiiiliiii:::::::._____ ..:;______...,. schools and shopping. Priced at $49,900 .00 . some office technical ex ­ 314 Chimney Sweep perience preferred . Excellent work . Specialist in new house growth opportunities for a Classic Chimney Sweeps & prefab . excavating , gradin g Models Open responsible person . Send Du st-free Cleaning & sewer work . 302-834 -0486. resume to McCrone,l nc .,13a Free estimates Saturday and Sunday E.Main St ., Elkton, MD , 21921 . 302-368-5776 or 301 -392-5328 342 Home Improvement TEACHER EXPERIENCED Additions & remodeling . 12 Noon to 4:00 p.m. FOR 316 Cleaning Services Custom homes, decks, baths & SPIRIT FILLED 0 & M Experienced Cleaning kitchens. Magness Construc­ CHRISTIAN PRE-SCHOOL Service . References. All types tion. 302-738-6712. For Additional Information, Please Phone Mon ., Wed . & Fri. , 9am -12pm . of cleaning done . No job too Not just a job, but a ministry big or too small. Weekly and DECKS, PORCHES & SIDING Vinyl Replacement windows. also . We 're looking for so­ daily rates . Call301 -2a7-6956 or MIKE POWELL LYONS BUILDERS meone with a vision for Spirit 301 -287-5778. 302-239-0434 Filled Christian education . REVELATION Cleaning Co . 1008 sq . ft. on your lot, full 301-398·8444; 301-287-9616: 302-738·7391 Heritage Park are a. Reply to Hardwood Floors THE ATWOOD basement, well & septic Heritage Christian Academy, Installed/ stained . House & lot, full basement. Box 7674, Newark, De . 19711. ~~~~~~o~d ~~t. '•x;o~ 30~~23; : Old floors sanded & finished . allowance, driveway & 2799 or 302-834 -5288. well & septic allowance, G:t DONALD G. VARNES . INC . walks, rake & seed, T-1-11 ,..,... MASON·DIXON REALTY 302-737-5953 rake & seed , driveway & siding. Directions to Townhouses: Take Route 272 Wooden floors sanded & walks, 'h brick front. Commercial Building refinished . Reasonable rates­ through North East. Turn left on lrishtown Road free estim ates. Jeff Williams $54,900. $38,085. for 1/4 mile. for rent. Approx. 1600 302-731 -4953 . sq. ft. Main floor with 350 Kennels CALL FOR COMPLETE DETAILS/ basement, paved park­ Lost Your Pet? Call the Delaware SPCA Immediately. ing, 2 miles south of 302-998-22a1 . North East on Rt. 272. 35& Misc. Services PAXTON 'S CAR CARE $350/ mo. plus utilities BUFF & SHINE Wintertime Is com ing & now Is & security deposit, the time to get your car washed & waxed. Will do cars, trucks, references. Call even­ vans, caba of dump trucks & tractor trailers, and motor­ ings & weekends, 301- cycles. Call NOW for your FREE estlm1tt1. 287-5993. 302·737·3841 301-398-4077 IOUTHEIIN ITATil CO·OP !LKTON,MD FUEL OIL Turnquist IEIIVICII OPFIIIED •Automatic Delivery •Budget Heating Plans •24 Hour Emerg. Service *21 ,000 to 33,000 Annual Income Townhomes •Products Include: Builder Pays $1000 Toward Closing Costs Fuel 011, K-1 Kerosene *Haven't Owned a House for 3 Years READY · Bu the .. specious 2 & 3 Bedroom homu TOD AY ! Select your new home In this Diesel Fuel & Reguler unleaded dtslrtble 1nd co nvenient lo cetlon. Rudy tor lm medllle move ln. gas Super no-leed *Good Credit RIGHT · The prlc:ulncludu ell the cu stom featuru you have been w lntlng. A n d the f ln1nclng Call In Cec il County 301 -39a- planaavelleblelfiiUrttotultyournuda. 21a1 NEW · Futurlng Central Air. Will to Well Clfpet. Dlthwuher, Gerbage Ola poul, Contin uous THEN YOU CAN GET A Clun Oven • ...,.,, Pump, Br ick & vlnylsldlng . ) Toll Free from DE 302-366 -1644_ Victoria Mews ~:~~D * Private Entrance Apts. $49,500. ~::r::~::.~t:r:OWI 10.4°/o Open Friday 1:00 -5:00 p .m.: Sat. & Sun.11 :30-5:00 p.m . * ::: Directions: Route 40 North to Delancy Road, left on Delancy DON'T * Welk to Shopping & U of 0 FIXED RATE MORTGAGE Road and Right into Turnquist. *Tree -Lined Street• FOR 30 YEARS IN ONE ' Set.. by A .C. Litzenberg & Son CULTIVATE *Ceble TV Avall1ble 398-3877 We are a HOW Builder Offering a10 Year W•rranty *Carpeted or Hdw. Flo ora OF 2 MAJOR CECIL COUNTY Financing - V .A. - F.H .A .- Conventional COBWEBS! Qualified Pets Welcome * SUBDIVISIONS. CALL FOR DETAILS! Mary Campbell. Agent, Eves. 398-4787 Don't put It in the attic. Put It In the *- N~"!t~z~r ~ -~~~~~·.. . Roger McCardell, Agent, Eves. 392-3982 Classlfieds. Sell those "unwanteds" IIIID·ATLANTIC REALTY CO ., INC . Q Billye Jo Strencejewski, Agt. Eves. 287-8805 @ quid< and easy the Classified way. 388-2357 Bill Johnson, Agent, Eves. 398-4884 New Ark Post • 737-0905 ALDEN BUGHER ASSOCIATES, INC. PUBliC AUCTION Gt[H Valuable Commercial Real Estate, Vehicles, " "''"·' Shee t Metal Fabrication Equip ., Plumb­ ing/ Heating/ Air Cond . Supplies & Equip . and -- other consignments SPRING INTO ACTION Mov.e in by Spring - 71ovelylols.availablenearlhe Fa ir Hill area - top Saturday, Nov. 30, 1985 qua lity custom homes to be built by Charles Ulmer. App roxima lely Tools & Equip . 10:00 AM 1662 sq . ft. pnced from $119,900 · be one of the first to choose the Real Estate 1:00PM home and localion wh ich will meel all of your family's needs. Conve- to be held at. 1 n1ent dnvmg d1stance to Newark & Baltimore. No. 231-234 . A ction Services ~j~.i 101 Peoples Drive. Newark Industrial Park REDUCED Newark, De. Only $64 ,500 for 3 Bedroom Bi· Level home on 6 wooded acres . Aluminum siding lor easy ma intenance, centra l vacuum system, ~ .'II' .; ·~I REAL ESTATE · 1.9 acres m / 1 of prime real estate ~~~ ~ garagedoolopener, woodstove, andspeciaiKilchenfeaturestomake wrth industrial zoning. Proper ty is located in the lilepleasant.No. 207 . 8 ACRE HORSE FARM - a NEW-NEW· QUALITY BUILT 3 BEECH STREET, NORTii ARTER r flourishing Newark Industrial Park . This property is acres w / semi " A " frame house BR ranch on IS acre wooded lot. EAST - Adorable & affordable come. Live in the 2 BR s on 1st improved by a 5, 760 sq . ft. Butler Pre-Engineered SECLUSION, SERENITY, NATURE with 3 BR s, LA , FR . DR , 2 baths Ready for you to choose your best describes this 3 story brick floor and let 2nd floor apartment Steel Bldg. This bldg. features Executive Offices, En joy the Fall foliage from yourwrap·arounddeckonlhislovely"L" & barn w / electric & running colors and move in alter home. Built around 1920 + 1-. help pay mortgage. Home also Secretary's Office, Reception area. 2 baths, and a shaped ranch . 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bal hs, Fam ily Room Den & much water. 20-1703. $12&,000. Chr i stmas . Locat e d at Some of the outstanding has fenced yard, covered porch kitchen . The blrlg. also boasts a tremendous sh op more. Conven ienllocationnearEikton. No . 221 . ' ARUNDEL. Just •&7,400. Come features are central ai r, lg . & lg . deck. A must see for first area with huge loft for storage. The shop has three THE SOUND OF GEESE see our 2 B R bi-level just rooms, maintenance free, chain time home buyer. 50-173a. large hrgh clearance garage doors. The property is awakens you in this lovely mobile .&4,900. link fenced yard & 1 year •&&,800. bord ered by an a foot security fence and the bldg. 267 E. Main St. home situated in the heart of homeowner's warranty. W ill not ha s a complete security alarm system . The bldg. southern Cecil County. Ideal TWO SIDE BY SIDE LOTS - 2 last longl 30-1722. •48,900. also has central va c. sys tem and Heat Pump. See Newark, DE 19711 starter opportunity. Great financ­ lots on New Bridge Road w / nice Deed Record M , Vol. 80, page 1a4 . ing . 10-1712. •11,900. view. High & dry & ready to EVERYTHING IS TURNKEY Th rs property is suited for almost any use and is in 1301) 398-9000 or (302) 738-3200 build on . Must be seen to be ap ­ for this prospering little take-out NEW LISTING Brand new . Not move-rn cond . Rarely does a property of this quality PRICED BELOW market value preciated. 50-1737. •12,&00. restaurant business. Owner yet finished . Pick your own become available. Please do not miss this sa le . Ap- for quick sale . This 5 acre mini ca rpet, colors. Cape Cod 4 BR , IN MARYLAND IN DELAWARE LARGE LOT in Rising Sun 1.7 showed a nice gross for such an 2 . p o ~ntm e nts available by contacting the Auctioneer. farm has everything for you & full bath, LR, DR, Kit., FR ac res w / 373 fee t of road fron­ easy business to operate. Great Th rs property rs located less than 5 minutes from 1- your pets. Woods surround the tage . Perc approved. For only starter opportunity! 70-1680. w lfirep lace, 2 ca r garage plus 95 . 2600 sq . ft . quality custom built 2 lull basement. M any new ap­ • 24,000. U&,OOO • story home & anything you pliances, fully landscaped Y, V EHICLES · 1980 Ford F 350 Stake Body, 12 ' bed , could possibly w ish fori 35x13 IT'S WARM & COZY in this COZY BI-LEVEL on 3 acres. En ­ acre . Surrey Ridge, Fair Hill area . joy the fresh air in your own ba ck S T. Low mrleage , Superb Cond .; 1976 Chev. C-20 barn w /loft in cludes electric & lovely, spacious 3 BR contem­ 20-1746. Only •84,900. Call 3 4 ton P U w ith Cl osed box bed , v -a. A uto., A ir. water. Complete w / Swift vinyl porary ranch w / LR , OR , kit., den yard . Home has 3 BRs on main Jackie, agent. G'lod Cond ., 197B Chev. C-20 3/ 4 ton P/ U w ith inground pool & brick walkway. & 3 V. baths. 4 fireplaces, (LR , level & 2 additional 13 Rs on the NEW LISTING Outstanding Utilrty Bed and Ra cks .. 1970 Chev. C-30 1 ton Stake Call l or details. ABSOLUTELY kit. , deck & bsmtl & detached 3 lower level. Owner is anxious so Bu ilding Lot. Water view & Body wrth 10' bed . Good Cond.; 1-42' and 1-32' THE SM ARTEST BUYER ' S car garage w / heaters, elec . & look this one over. 30 -1720. rights. Sits high on a bluff has lg . close d box trarlers . 197a Chevy Bonanza pickup, 4 CH OI CEII . 20-1735 . • 14&,000. even a half bath . This 1. 78 acre t7&,000. pine trees , IS acre. Only ..500. WD, M ayers Snow Blade. Buyers are responsible WATCH THE SHIPS GO BY - beauty offers many additional, CHARLESTOWN AREA - B0 -1746. Agent Rose . for veh rns p 1 Y. acres loca ted in prestigious en ticing features, just waiting for Perfect vacation home or year NICE MODULAR HOME 24x67 you. DE -1697. •1&7,000. EQUIPMENT · Pittsburgh Slip-Drive Mach ., Flagler water-oriented community . round living . About one block w / 2 porches, central air, 2 full baths, 3 BR . Home must be Snap-Lock and Pittsburgh Mach ., Pexto a· Jump Community ri ght-of-way to FOR RENT· 3 month to B month from community beach . Call lor moved . Price reduced to Shear a· Metal Brake, W ilder Sheet metal Slitter, beach . Approx . 6 miles from lease, breathtaking view of the details. a0 -1700 . •49,900. UO,OOO. Don' t miss this one. 20- Engel Shee t me tal Notcher, Sheet metal Roller, Elkton . Perc approved . Owner Northeast River from this 4 BR t ...... "" 1727. R1grd Ore M ach .• Muller Water Tap mach., Motoriz­ anxious to sell. a0-1698. contemporary home sitting high FISH, BOAT, SWIM, ICE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - ed D ~rt Tamper. Sewer Roddlng Mach .• Motorola above the Susqueh anna flats. SKATE. You can do all of this if CHESAPEAKE ISLE - Fine Licensed sa lvage yard , inspec­ Ra dro Base Station and 4 mobile Rad ios !Motraxl. · The liVing is easy in a Private access to the water, ten­ you live In this 3 B R bi-level only wooded bu ilding lot. Country liv­ tion, repair & towing . Chance of M uch. Much more . too numerous to mention. nant pays all utilities references 4 yrs . old . Tas tefully decorated & HILTON IJFETIME HOME in g plus the added features of life time. For more Information required . $100 per month . a joy to show. Basement has a SUPPLIES • Thousands of PVC . Copper, Cast, bang close to water to en joy ca ll agen t Billy Carter . 70 -1707. glass sliding doors & can be Steel f111 rngs of all types. shapes and si zes . New boating, sw imming & fishing . PEACE & QUIET re ign on these 2&0 PLUS FEET on the water. finished to a nice fam ily room . water hea ters, Water Closets. Lavs, SS sinks. New a0 -1 694 . • 12,000. 15 acres. Perfec t for tha home of You will love the privacy of this 4 50 -a0 / 1724 . •• 7,900. 3 ton Heat Pump, A C coils , Work Benches . Hand your choice. Owner financing COUNTRY COMFORTS IN acres on the water im proved by a and Power tools of all types. Thrs will be a ve ry la rge avail. TOWN . You will want to move nearly new bi-level w / 4 BRs . BOATING, SWIMMING • You sale of tools and Equrp NICE 3 BR home overlooking right into this spacious ran cher in Boating, fishing or just relaxing is will enjoy both if you purchase Elk River. Share fish ing & crabb­ TERMS • Real Es tate Ten Thousand Dollars cash Holly Ha ll. 3 or 4 BR s allows the idea of this affordable water­ this 3 BR ran cher in a w ater com­ Ing . Nice sha de trees & concrete or Cert Check day of sale . Balance to be pa id on or plenty of room for growing fami­ front home. Spacious lor lg . or munity. Fen ced yard w /space ly. Tastefully decorated & shows boat ramp . Room for garden & before se ttlemenl date which rs to occur w ithin 60 ms~~~o~ family . 82 - 1500 . for a ga rd en . Fireplace. LR . Days of Sale da te A ll settlement fees to be pa id by pride of ownership. 20 -1590. has 1 IS car garag e. 80 -1696. garage. 20-1734 . •84,900. .54,900 . purchaser Veh and Equrp . - Cash or Pars. Check • 59,900 . wllh lei er ol cred11 All Sdles as ·rs W.O CONSTRUCTION , INC P 0 BOX 68 I JoanneSentman ...... 398 -1 505 i DIR ECTtONS • From 1-95 take Rt . a96 sou th, turn --...... ,,.. CHESAPEAKE CITY. MD 21915 (ncloud ltUOO Plnuundmevoul Nancy Simpers ...... 398-2578 WandaJackson ...... 398·5814 Jack ie Blankenship ...... 398-9387 left on Old Bai t Pr ke , proceed toRt. 72 and turn left. Rose Anne Holmes ...... 398-nJO approx 114 m rl e to Newark Ind. Park . W.O. CONSTR . INC . ~:.~~.~ HllrON LIFETIME HOMES ONE YEAR BellyG iovanazj ...... 398-1623 ...... 658·5413 BenyWeed ...... 398·6285 UNITED AUCTIONS United Auctlona P . O . BOX~8D A :~.~~~ WARRANTY Roger McCarde ll ...... 392-3982 Bern ie Weed ...... 398-36 11 W . David Farmer, Agent for conalgnora 21 Clly Slat e Mary Campbell ...... 398-4787 Jacklrwin ...... 398 -4051 Auc tioneer Ph on e Zip Home Wtrranty Protection BiiiCa rler ...... 287-5213 "RoseGum ski ...... 287·5375 Equel Houalng 301 -658-2828 - I own1 lot I nuda lot For Buyers & Sellers And yVaughn ...... 398·8298 Betty Trone ...... 392-3384 Opportunity Nov. 20 1985 The New Ark Post 15b·· 380 Upholstering 408 Boats &Motors 410 Building Supplies 416 Firewood 416 Firewood 418 Firewood 428 Livest k 430 Miscella 1 us 430 Miscellaneous 151 15' Starcraft boat with 35 HP LAR SO N'S SAW MI LL Log spli!!er for hire . $12 / hour. Yellow AKC Labrador pups. M Reg red quarterhorse , Adu lt wheelchair, eX'c. cond ., Dewell 10" redlll erm nw PLEASANT HILL Evinrude an d tra iler. 1400 lirm. Cprrugated ga lvinized steel for 301·398·77 11 3 hour minimum . Call 30 1·658· & F, 8 weeks old . Ha ve all Palom ino yearling gelding . many ex tras Call 301 ·398·7676 with 111nd . bledee•. UPHOLSTERY 301 ·287·9117 . roofing & siding . All sizes 1n Firewood & tra iler loads of tre e 50 11 aft er 6p m. shots.. 1150. each. 301-287· ~~~ ~~ey ,16~o~~cerv~vf~~~ ~ ~ ~af:.;;t e:..:r 5"':pmC:..'----:---- Rockwell I" llble uw & 4ft Furn itur e. Custom Upholstered, jointer 111nd. S11ra belt & fast serv1ce , reasonable prices, ~~~~~j ~ ~.P . Ca sh & carry . Ien th ava~ 8278 Go lden Re.treiver puppy 10 Balle t ,barres, free standing. 1 4 dl1c 1ander with 111nd. fr ee piCk up and delivery . Large 9 Slebwood, MOl pickup. All mat ch when. Y.ou purchase th is ' ad· 27' Ch ris Craft . $12,000 in· ~~~ab~ 3~2~~~~ ·. 11~~e Chopper & begger, IHP selection of material. Call day or motor. Lewnmower, 11". evening . 398·5822 . vested. Must sacrifice for quick ;~:~d~~-~!·~:~~~e~:~ . 420 Furniture mbo.~;~~32~~89 ~ ou ngs t er . Co leco .Vision with ~x pan s i on 21 sale, 16000. Completely 412 Clothing Sleb firewood by the cord· 1126 gellon vecuum. All In 11· restored . Call301 ·885·2200 bet· ______:=..___ t7& . All Olk, lplit, 11110n1d By the trees or acre. Will also 2 piece BR set. Dark pine . Can · 430 MiscellaneOUS ~~~3J~ -~S~ - ~~r idges . · cellent condition. Cell 302• ween 7am ·4pm . llrewood-..0 . 2 cordi or clea r land for the wood . 301 · nonball bed-complete. Triple n1-071hlter4 m . 398·1742. dresser wl hutch top, 2 Briggs & Stranon 5 HP Computer for young fam ily . MARTHA'S ATTIC . Quellty more·tl5. Mind herdwood· 13 Do lls similar to Cabbage Patch. WOODLAND drawers & center cabinet door. engines. Horizonta l shaft. Apple II plus, 48 K memory USED CLOTHING lor Men tl&, 2 or more-tiO. L11 llr· Clothing to fit dolls . 301 ·398· 410 Building Supplies Women & Children. Wed. & aon. 301·3tl·7711 d1y1 or 301 · 6236 . Thur., lem-4pm. Fri., Set. & 312·511& elter 5pm. SOME301-734-Mn TIMBER ~~Ju~sit1 · 287 ;be;-au2206;ti~fu~. l.170L ;M;u:st;b: _e ~s;ee~n ;. ;N;e;ve~r ; u;se;d;, ;st;ill; i;n ;c;a :rto~n,s . ~;~2er & screen. $BOO . 302·366· Sun., llm·lpm. Rt. 40 11 GENERAL LUMBER DEl.·MD. line. 302·134·211&. l\.1ERCHANDISE SALE I 1 ~ t • ENJOY 7/ 16" wafer board ...... $6 .99 414 Farm Equipment Ontu"21IJ I ~~~~~ .SINCpf"""IN 402 Antiques Lauan plywood, 5.2...... 6.99 COUNTRY LIVING· ~ ~ · ~ ~~:~~~~gpr~~~d ... . :: ~ : ~~ GOLDSBOROUGH-REALTORS Commercial mower. Howard GIL 50 lb common nails .. ... 15 .00 60" cut, 2 cyl. engine, electri~ Concrete wire 5'x 150' .. . . 45 .00 THE WILMINGTON, a~~ : 1680. Call Sat., 301 ·398· CITY OF NEWARK DELAWARE l\ " Re·bar, 20' 1ong ...... 3.60 Stately 2·s tory brick Colonial situated on Y, acre. WINDING ltlt ennuel Chriltm11 Tl -11 518" pine ...... 13.99 Two car garage, cedar panelling in family room REALTORS ANTIQUES SHOW T1 · 11 3/8" pine ...... 10.60 w l lighted bar. Lovely rear yard . K· 158. Shereton· Brendywlne Inn, 5 gal . foundat i on ONE OFA KIND LOTS OF ROOM BROOK Rt. 202. Quellty Antlqu11, coating...... 11.60 Cedar home on one acre lo t. Lots of a menities. 3 5 gal. driveway sealer ...... 8.60 418 Firewood End unit townhou se w/ 3 bdrms ., beautiful LR Nov.21, 1·10pm, Set. Nov.30, BA s ~ 2 baths, lg . screened porch . 2 car gara ge. Just w / stone fireplace, full basement, rear deck to 11·1pm & Sun. Dec.1, 11· l\ " x4 ' x8 ' Tuff · A All the dry wood you can haul wa111ng for you . K-103. APARTMENTS lpm. Dl1count edmlulon s~.ea!~inp ...... 6.25 in a pickup truck for 115. 795 nice treed lot. Low $50's. Call 738·5544 . No . 4.. x4,x8, treated ...... 4.60 .t:WaU. Just minutes from with thl1 ed: t2.25. 302-471· Un ion Church Ad , Elkton , or FAIRFIELD 3147N 2111 . 2 x4 x8 treated ...... 1.99 call for directions, 301 ·398· 4 BAs, 2 Y. bath, 2 s tory, w / w carpet, full basement MAINTENANCE FREE Newark & Elkton 2x4 's 2 & btr hem-fir...... 1911. 8037 . fireplace in family room, patio w / s lidi ng glas s doors: 2x6's 2 & btr hem -fir ...... 291f. 2 bdrm ., 2 bath , one floor Condominium Firewood-seasoned hardwood. Spacious, lovely & private. Fine a rea in Newark. w /laundry in un it. Very private, backs to Contemporary Single Utility studs ...... 1.35 $121,000. K-136. Olymp ic stain·Sakrete Cut & split. Will deliver locally. woods. Mid $40 's. Call738·5544 . No . 3135N 408 Boats &Motors 6' bed load·$40., 8' bed load· OXFORD Level Living with a sense Cedar Products ava il. 3 BA s. 2 baths, corner lot, lots of room & in super REDUCED Open 7 days $60 ., full cord·$90 . Call The of space that makes life Woodsmen . :l02·834·0711 or condition . 1 car oversized garage . All remodeled & This 3 bdrm . home has everything on one Mastercard Visa has much to o ff e r. Large rear porch. $61 ,900. K-115. floor! New W / W carpet, scree ned porch & 12' fiberglass boat with 4.5 HP WSFS 302·328·4815 . satisfying. 1 and 2 Firewood for sale. $90. a cord, RETIREMENT OR deck. Convenient to U. of D. Call ~ 18 · 5544 . motor. wi th other accessories. On At40 1 miW 896 Summer home one block from the Sassafras River. $600. Call 301 -398-2021 after GLASGOW HOME CENTER split & delivered. All hardwood . No . 3094N Bedroom Apartments. 301 ·287·8278. 6 rooms plus o versize building for your boat & 5pm. 302·834·5445 equipment. Appliances included . $69,900. K· 10B. NON-DEVELOPMENT Price reduced on this 2 story with plenty of CALL 301·398·949.6 room inside & out! Large lot, large rooms, 3 HOURS: MON.-FRI. 9-5; SAT. & SUN.ll-4 bdrms., 2 baths . Terrific family homell Call LANDVEST REALTY Ontu" 738-5544 . No . 3056N PROFESSIONAL MGM 'T BY c~21 FRANKLIN REALTY 398-2401 GOLDSBOROUGH GROUP 0" PENNA. INC. REAL TOR NEWARK 302-731-8200 112 Delaware Ave. ELKTON, MD.

New Construction · Minutes from Newark STARTING AT *49,900. Includes Cathedral ceiling, hardwood kitchen cabinets. electric range, wall-to-wall carpet, driveway & walk. Complete home. Lot choice. Will arrange financing at low fixed rate. For Qualified Buyers. Other Building Lots available, some wooded.

TRAILER LAKESIDE PARK WINDING BROOK NE RIVER WATERFRONT REDUCED 4 8R . 1 ~ baths. LR . DR , Kit. 38R, LR . kit. w/Fiolida rm . Many 1!81 Zim mer mob ile home. 38R,2 Enclosed porch . Andersen Win· utru. Outstand in g View at lull baths. LR . full kit .. washer. dows & vinyl siding. Assumable 191.500. dryer, dlshwashe r. centralair. cen· mort . Townhome. Plenty of park· FAIR HILL Alii tralstereo. will arrange financ ing . ing . $38,000. VA ·FHA approved . No Money NEW LISTING . Home All th isfor131,900.1ncludeslot. Down. 2story vinyl siding . 4 BR . NORTH EAST maintenance free, beautiful TURNQUIST LR . w/fireplm. 2 bath s. FR . full La rg e 4 BR home. walk ing condition. 3-badroom, dining FORRENTI450.PerMonth NORTH EAST SPEt:ll room. living room, aat·ln kit· INDUSTRIAL SITE basement. d istance to North East River. 1 y, B ea utiful startef home , 3 8drm .. 1Y, Bath. Partial. baths. eat-in kitc he n, d ining chen, laundry room, town water 107 Acres Front on 1·95 and PA . workshop. laundry. 2 BR . large and oawar. t53.900. 120-0HI. finished basement. Lv . Rm .. NORTH EAST roo m . many more fea tures . 130· Ra ilroadnearDelawmline . l4.400 lull bath, large yard. $45 .000 . lBO · WATERFRONT BUYERS. Those Country Kitchen. Sliding Wooded Building lot. 3/4 acre . 0801 . $50,000. 084 1. per acre . Glass Door WATERFRONT otl!l oeaklng waterfront property Conv~nienttoRoute40 . Per ce p · LOTS / NORTH EAST HOUSE IN NORTH EAST AREA . Eaot River w /spactacu!ar view ·· we have a law nice parcalolalt 2.25 ACRES Under·pricedat$54,900. proved .Willbuildtosu it.l11 .500. Lots perc approved, ready located in nice rural s ub­ It end of aeaaon build on. only a lew left . of aa me from every room. Boat Minutes from Newa rk. 3 BR ranch WANTED : TO BUY division, lots of living apace for houae (w/ own electrical aer· with detached 2cargarage. Many 8uildinglotupto20 ecres.Willpey SECLUDED 5ACRES 211 .3 AC at $12.900 . the money. 4 BR . fireplace In vlcel and 152' private beach. el!ras.Callfordetails. $71 .900 . top dollar. Elkton area . Rustic Rancher. 3 BR . 111 .06 AC at $11 .900 . FR . many extras, must see, call Magnificent one of a kind 111 .7 AC at $13.900 . now. $64 .950 . 30·037 . premium quality. htras too COMMERCIAL LAND countrykitchen. bath. Fullbase· 111 .7 AC at $13.600. BUSINESS & RESIDENTIAL men!. Sm all pond, small barn. lm· ELKTON . THOMSON ESTATES numerous to even begin to Route 40 North East. Call for 113/4 AC at $1 1,900 . deocrlba. Call lor com plate Elk ton/Newark Rd .. could be used Details. mediate occupancy . Owner would 111 .4 AC at $1 3,900 . 9 lor rea l estate, insurance . consldertrad e·in. $71 ,900 . READY TO MOV E IN 3 ~:,;, if; rt:::;, .n~~~~~s~ ,:~:~:;'o~ : bar ber/beautyshop . ant iqueshop. 40 WOODED ACRES totally maintenance free . (20· bedroom s. 2 bath s, family 085 1. $81 ,900. ~·"''" · N" NOT WATERFRONT. BUT NEXT doctorordentistoffice. Piusliving w/stream . Weii·Septic System. ELKTON AREA room , deck and garage on 1 acre BEST THING! Spacious year quarte rs. i lBR . Iullbasementran· Owner financing possible. Trade in New 3 BR ranch with full base· betw een Elkton and North Eas t . NOT WATERFRONT. BUT NEXT round home w ith spectacular cher.lmmediate oc cu pancy. Trade yourpresentrulestateorbuywith men! , kit .. nt·in, LR . vinyl siding . All lor $78.500 . BEST TH!NGI · Spacloua year view of North East River. lm · inyourpresentproperty. $84,000 . ol1)yl5.000down. Callfordetails. wall·wallcarpat.$53,900 .. DEVELOPERS DR EAM · 25 +1· r ound home w/ t pectacular media te access to community acre s of rolling w oods close to view of Northeas t River. lm· boat mooring and public beach. North East . Prime land for mediate access to community U9.900. 160·050 1. custo m homes. Owner financ· boat mooring & public beach. BAY VIEW . Country home lng possible . Call lor details. 60· 80·050. $&9 ,900. w / two·car garage. Bay View area · convenient to Routes 2n MASON-DIXON REAL TV 061 . NEW / FURNISHED CONTEM· COMMERCIAL & 40 and 1·95. t58.000. f30.0811 . -Barry Montgomery, Broker- PORARY · E• plore this new con· NEW LISTING . New houoe NORTH EAST / SHADY BEACH : tem porary home. Admire the RESTAURANT/APARTMENTS. All stock lor restaurant Included Elkton/North East area contem· At last In North East school 658-4911 RISING MD. Northeast River. rAa dy to move po fla ir · many fine features. in . $85,000 . 180·083 1. In aale, two apartments on pro­ district, setting high snd dry on perty. Potential other types of Ideal lor ratlroao or the first secluded. partially wooded 3· 2 STORY HOUSE w ith town bual ness. seafood, crab houae, acres +I· , 3 BR . 2 batho. Ranch w ater/sewer in North East etc. Apartments lor added In· w ith country kitchen, formalllv· suitable for 4 apartments. 30- come. Call ask lor Ken . $95,000 . ing room . fireplace and base· ...... __ 076 . $53.500 . f70·0931 . 500 . f30·0591. New Ranch Hom e. ready for HARBOUR VIEW / LOT . you in 90 days, includes w ell, Be autiful lot in Harbour VIe w, 14 ACRES. E•cltlng location ~ septic & full basement. 1% w alking distance of Elk River, oacluded near State Park where baths, eat·in kitchen. 3 BR . llv· with water rights, priced to sel!l the deer roam, nice building ing room . Offer also includes $12.900. 60·036 . alta, wooda. some marsh, a uni­ que property end a great place 314 acre lot . $55 ,900 . APARTMENT BUILDERS . ~ to live. Secluded with 100 ft . of NEW HOME/NORTH EASI . HAS IT ALL . 1/2 acre lightly Beautiful lot In North East zoned wooded, gently sloping lot In a waterfront. 24•48 Bi-Level, 2 car garage.' 1· R·3. Sold su.blect to variance be· 314 Both. on 1.7 AC wooded lot LOCUST LANE park-like setting, private near lng obtained to permit epert· MARINA · $570,000. Call 287· State Park, 1 block from Elk 5657 ask lor Cindy. In North Eaot area. lncludao lot, MODIFIED " A " FRAME . 4 BR, 2 botho, oat·ln kit· ments. townhouses, etc. Call well, end oeptlc. Conotructlon Beautiful throe Bd . Rm .. home, HARRINGTON RD. chen, DR, and lx12 pan· River. Builder and new home lor details. 160·0601. A lifestyle In itoell Is evl· package available. $11 ,500 . 180· LARGE HOME / COMMERCIAL· beglno aoon, call lor complete needs to be completed. Owner try. Aloo loundry room. detallo . t84.900. financing to qualified buyer. dent In thlo 3 BR, 3 bath Houae in excellent condi· OOql . JUST LISTED . 4.3 wooded acres LY ZONED . Largo rancher 4.8 rancher enuggled on 3· NEW . 20 bea utiful secluded in North East. Over 400 feet of acres. Prime commercial 550 + Just a stone's throw from the tlon with fenced lot. On· MINI MARKET. Excellent loca· beach. U3.900. 1/2 acres with fancad ly t54,100. Call Mike acres with road frontage . road frontage on Wells Camp feat of road frontage, on U.S. tlon In oman town, good paature, atream, barn, Loc ated in an area of much Road . Ideal building ol te lor one Rt . 40. 2 car detached garage. established buolness with good LOT /OWNER FINANCING . 1/ 2 Powell at office or homo Rt. 40 location groat lor homo greenhouae, and in· 1217·11111 , , larger parcels. Has old home. secluded home. And future growth potential. ldoellor fam l· AC lot, w / orla nted community. ground pool t132,000. now rented, in need of repair. potential lor up to 5 unit apart· and business combo. Ideal lor ly operation. has apartment Owner financing , 30% down, Call Paula Gilley today at Great in vestment potential. mont house. Call lor datal!o. many uses. Cell lor details. fnow rontodl. $80,000 plus 12%, posolble watarvle w . office or home to inapect $60.000 . fB0 -044 1. $32.600. 160·0481 . $92,000. 170·0341. stock. t15,500. thlo homo with many othor extrao. {Home 371· ATTENTION 32011. HORSE LOVERS 19 acrea fenced, 2 stream 50.&0 and 1&.36 barno, 7 An up-to-date guide to box atalla, and room for more. 22•25 shed, run-In residential real-estate sheds, training area, 3 opportunities in the Elkton BR rancher with LR, DR, 2Y, baths, family room and Newark areas, TOME HIGHWAY with atone llrap!ece. 2 4 BR brick ronchor on 8 compliments of outside entrances from Patterson-Schwartz Realtors. basement, deck, patio ocroo with LR , DR, kit· Home guide chon, 1-3/4 botha, largo overlooking pasture, family room, swimming pine traea and MORE. Roomy 4 eR oil brick on pool, 3 acres fenced t112,000 . fOR BUY Portoro Bridge Rd. · pasture, run-I n barn, end Newark Maryland HOUSE WITH 4.2 ACRES conv. to Route 1. LR, OR, woods. t111,500. Cell FOR t89,000 . I Coil kitchen, family room, 1 Y, Poulo Ollloy at office or Charles Powell at office batho, garage Into full homo 1371·32011 . WARM AND COZY ELKTON HEIGHTS BOHEMIA RIVER or hom a f858·31121 . booemont. U7,500. IN -LAWS? Beautiful maintenance-free 3· Do you believe $120,000 will buy 5· Lovely 4-bed room s pilt-level w ith 4·bedroom colonial in prestigious BUILDING LOTS AND ACREAGE- FINANCING AVAILABLE ON MOST bedroom . 2-bath ranch In great bedroom. 2 '/t · bath home w ith fantastic 18x12' Florida room. ne w Arbour Park with brand ·new gourmet kitchen, 2-car garage, siding, roof. windows. liv ing and location near schools and shopp· PARCELS WITH ONLY 10% PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET. $32,000 ln·law suite and 2-car ing . 2-car garage, rear deck, large family-room fireplace on almost 2 dining room carpeting. Super elfi· garage. II you want the most BEULAH LAND MOBILE HOME LOTS lot. Priced rightl 733·7000 or 301· acres w ith view of river. 733·7000 SHADY BEACH RD . cient heater. fenced corner lot. home lor your dollar. this is ill 733· or 301 -398-6262. No. 9226. 3 acrea, part wooda, locitad on Wheotloy Rd . Only 2 available 125'd00' Must seel $64.900. 733· 7000. No . 398·6262. No . 9968. each. Located In Rising 7000. No. 9868. lh41 frome ohed . · near Route 272 - country 9981 . PERC APPROVED ...... lou. 100'd50' . .. t10,500. Sun ...... WATERFRONT NEW! ...... Reduced t25,000. Perc approved ...... Each t11,100. Spectacular view down Elk to the Custom bi· level on corner lot near PRINCIPIO RD. CRABBE COURT PRIME LOCATION! water can be finished in 45 days OLO HILLTOP RD . in Nottingham Greenl Tastefully bay from stately 2·story with in· {Conowingo! 20 acres, on trout .I acre · lovely homes on ground pool. Magnificent setting with choice of options. 2-car turn· atream, aome wooda, country atreet. , , t12,900. d eco rated , spacious 2-story col· GLASGOW PINES ed garage, woodstove. top· of·the· 14 .3 acres • woodod, rolling .• . • ...... fM,OOO onial w ith ha rdwood floors, cen· Beautifully maintained b l· level on on 13 acres with 500' on water. 733· 1IICkl up to Octoraro WASHINGTON 7000 or 301 ·398-6262. No . 1 0013~ line insulation package, more . On· Crook...... , t30,ooo.• OLU ~IELDPOINT ltD. SCHOOL HIE. RO . tral air. 4 bedrooms. 2 Y, baths, private corner lot. Many upgrades, ly $84,900. 733-7000 or 301 -398-6262. Woter rights to Elk Rlvor. 5 moatly wooded ecrea, basement. treed lot. 733·7000. No . remodeled bath, large family room CARA COVE AREA 11 acrll ...... t3t,900. 13+ ACRES No. 9899. Totolly woodo · 21 ocroo · perc approved, atream - 9984. with woodstove, garage. Show 12 ocrel ...... t45,000. vary nlcal ...... t28,500. • place! 733·7000. No . 9982. Qualit y, custom -built home in weterfront on N.E. River. POSSIBLE FURTHER private. wooded location is 14 ACRES ...... ns,ooo. ROe IN ACRES COVERED BRIDGE bordering Elk River and Elk Neck SUBDIVISION . Better· than· new center hall col· perfect lor horse enthusiast with Quiet area - cul·de·aec State Park gives total privacy to CRAIGTOWN RO . RISING SUN itroet ...... ti.OOO . onial on beautifully landscaped 3·s tall barn. pond and pastures exciting 3-bedroom , 2 Y, · bath c on· 1.2 acreo ...... t12,000. • INear Route 11 HORStSHOt t;AMI' HIJ. lot. Super kitchen . family room . bordering Plum Creek. 733-7000 or FIRST STRING temporary. Unim prove d s horeline YJ acre · 2.5 acre Iota. 1.1 acre on Octoraro more. Priced below c ompara ble 301 -398·6262. No . 9969. ROOP RD . New listing is up there w ith the makes this ideal lor naturalist. 733· Priced from ts,IOO. to Creek, drive, well, alae· new construction . 733-7000. No. 2.3 acre ...... $14 ,900 . U5,000.' . Very nice Iota ~tic In 2 pores .... t14,000. best of them I Brick ranch w ith 7000 or 301 · 398-6262. No . 9961 . 9978. oversized garage, gas heet, central PERFECTION ! and wall priced. NOTTINGHAM RD . 2,500 sq . ft . of top quality living HANCES POINT RD . air, remodeled k itchen. large Near aevaral marinas and HAVEN LANE 47 wooded acral, I perc DON 'T room l Spacious rooms, 2 master NEAR ELKTON oro ...... 75,000 . BUY .. . 25x 14' rec room . $73.900. 733-7000. New list ing with country flavor yet REDUCED . ESTATES before you see s uperior bi· level bedrooms. 3 baths. fieldstone ac· No. 9939. convenient location . 3 bedrooms, 121 1 aero road front Iota · 1.3 ecrea · country lot. CHANDLEE RD . with 4 bedrooms. 2 \', baths, cents on 4 acres with trout stream . perc approved ...... t11,100.' 1.7 ocroa with 2/3 wood· basement. garage, modern kit· family-room fireplace . screened Must seel $129.900. 733·7000. No. , ...... Each t13,t00. ad, perc approved chen, large lot. 733·7000 or 301 -398· PLEASANT GROVE RO . porch. deck . 20x28' room over 2· 9801 . 131 2.1 ocre Iota · panhon· .8 acre ...... tl,600. atream on property. Near 6262. No. 9682. die lots - perc a pproved. Calvert & juot off Route car garage is perfect for In -laws...... Each t18,900. LINTON RUN RD . . 273 ...... $37,500. shop, etc. 733-7000. No . 9908. EXCEPTIONAL RANCH ... 12+ aoroo ...... U3,100. on private acre in Glen Farms on 610 ' ON RIVER OWNER FINANCING EBENEZER Ma i ntena nce -free 3 -bedroom WITH 20 1/r OOWN . PLAT · Stream · 2 perca - open · Md ./ De . line. 3 bedrooms, 2 \', Spectacular 8-acre site with lovely some woods · 370' fron· CHURCH RD . NOTTINGHAM GREEN ranch with family room addition. IN OFFICE . Nice 4-bedroom . 2 Y, -bath 2·story baths, new kitchen. fireplace . &·bedroom house. 3 baths. in · tag a - good vie w . 121 7 ocros • opon • by 1 or enclosed rear porch with skyligh t, ground pool and pool house w ith RISING SUN both Priced tH,IOO ooch on wooded lot In quiet area near U carpeting throughout, most ap· porc h . 2-car garage. family room . MOUNTAIN HILL RD . powder room and fireplace . , Town Iota evalloble lor ROLLING HILLS of D. 2-car gara ge. basement, cen· pliances. 12x18' b arn-type shed M int condition! 733·7000 or 301· your house. Water 121 1. 7 acru totolly tral aor , new gas heater. fresh 398-6262. No . 9904. screened gazebo . Mus t see. 733· aawer, atraet Iota, paved wooded panhandle lots, 2 lots ovolloblo w ith electricity. 733-7000. No. 9950. 7000 or 301 ·398-6262. No . 9948. roade, atdewalks. Take perc approved ·- very Ill ...... t12,100.' paint. $89 .900. 733·7000. No . 9853. your pick. prlvoto . ... Each t15,000. 121 ...... t14,to0 .• CONTEMPORARY lATHON LOOP illiOERLY RD . BAILIFF RD . · 31.1 ocroa, lot noor Elkton with Like-new c ondition with 3· 4 1 acre with In -ground bedrooms. office. la rge family pool , pool house , wooded, stream fon pro­ town water ...... tl,too. Whirlpool, ollde, fenced, perty . Flnonclng room , 2-car garage. wrap-around avolloblo with 30 % d eck w ith screened porch, living· perc approved to build a down ...... t155,000. OCTORAIIO LAKEII ·houoe . .. REDUCED TO 2 lots to bo sold together @ Patterson Sch~rtz room fireplace. Plenty of privacy wooded •· t10,710 for tm•• ••• on 5 wooded acres . 733· 7000 or 301 · t11,100. :~: 1 ~~~:~ no finenclng ...... ,,, Celll3011398-8282 or 13021733-7000 1 1 both.• 398-6262. No. 9949 ...... ------~ - · 1 b The New Ark Post Nov. 20,1916 430 Miscellaneous 802Rooms 808 Unfurnished Apts. 808 Unfurnished Apts. finn rrea11 turkeya. Order 1 BR apt. , located In the Port 2 BR apt., LA , Kitch ., Bath ...... 301·311 ..71t . Room or efficiency . Wilm . & Deposit area. Utilities furnish · Heat & hot water incl uded . New Caslle area . Airport vicini· ed , securily deposit required . $360 / mo . plus utilities . Doug OFF THE WALL DEALS HOT OOG CART·Licenn on 1y . Color TV , phone, refrig . 301 ·378-3600. Ca in Realty 301 ·392·3902. Meln St., Newerk. •1.210. From $45 wkly. 302-658·4191 or JIZ·•·124hn time. 1 BR apt. Stove , refrig . & hot 2 BR apt. No pets . $225 / mo . In· 328·7529 . wate r. $240/ mo . plus 1 mo . eludes all utilities. Port Deposit . King trumpet , exc . condition, deposit. Bay View / North East 301 -939 ·3902 . NOW AT AIRPORT TOYOTA! $240 . 301 ·398·8546 aher 5pm . 604 Furnished Ap_ts. _ area . 301 ·658·3833 . CECILTON-2nd floor, 1 BR Log spliner hea vy duty, home­ 1 BR furnished apt. in private 1 BR apt. Utilities 1ncluded. I t . Call301·871-ot32. made . 12 HP, elecuic Slarl Buy any 1986 Toyota truck or cargo van and home . Utili ties included . Use of $325 /mo . No pets. No kids. engine . Automat ic return for EH. apt, Perryville. t115/mo. washer , dryer . Close to Elkton Married couple only . 301 ·398 - plua oacurlty depoait and one man operation . Takes up 10 Mall. Female only . 301 -398- 5579 after 7pm . 44" log Ad justable ram tra vel. utllitl11. 301-161-5488. receive a aki 3 wheel ATV as a bonus!* $800, firm . 30 I 287 2769 day or 8193. 2 BR in Perryville, available im · Storoge Garege for ront. evenina:_ _ 24 ;52 mob1 le l•ome for sale media tely . Also, 2 BR near R1s ­ Ma in St., Elkton, MO . Needs 10 be moved Ask1ng • Sun, avai la ble De c. 1 Call t45 /mo. 301 -31!·1100. MARTY'S 52000. 301 ·398-5197 J01 ·658-5940 after 5 m. DRAIN CLEANING SERVICE 302-328-3499 7 days-24 hours Roots My Specialty 10% Senior Citizen Dis­ count • MARTIN H. DOLBEN 107 Lea Rd-Manor Park New Castle, DE 19720 Ord er your fresh turkey today. $1.25 per pound . Call 301 -658 - 4259 ah er 2pm . • RCA 19" color TV, XL 100. Like new, still in carton with brand • new gu aran tee . Cost $529 . Change Oil & Filter, • o tfrr 9()0d on nr ~ tran.acttons between 11 1 18 end 1 1/ ib/ 85, or while supplies • Asking $179 .• with remote con ­ Check all Fluid Levels, lent Truck or cargo von mun IX dr.hvered by 112 / 3185 ' trol $229. Hoses, Belts, Battery & JVC -300 watt, 5-way speakers, DELAWARE'S #1 TOYOTA with 12" woofer. Cost $400 . Cables, Anti-Freeze, Aiioi,TOYO~~ Ask ing $69. IN THE AIRPORT AUTO MALL 8LAUPUNKT push button Wipers , Lights, Horns, DEALER WHERE HIGH VOLUME stereo cassette radio . Cost Exhaust System, On DuPont Highway (Route 13) $3 19. Asking $79 . EQUALS SAVINGS FOR YOU! opposite the airport In Hew Cestle. VHS T-120 tapes, $2 .69 . Shocks, Tire Pressure, Tire Wear, Clean Glass, Call Bru ce, 21 5-473-3566 . Vacuum Interior, Lube Chassis, Lube Hinges. Refrig /free zer, frost free . 15 cu . h. Exc cond . $350. 6' aluminum only ladder, $20 . TV 25 " Magnovox console $250 . Sissel hand •No Appointments carpet sweeper, $5.00. 301 -398- 6978 ah er 5:30pm . •1st Come-First Served ~ Stereo componet cabinet, $3895 •20 Minutes-Start to Finish •• new, UO. Ford AM /FM redlo, UO. Antique Oak dry elnk with rink lining, •450. OPEN: TILL 7 P.M. Monday-Friday; 8-12 on Saturday ...Cell .301 -311·6114 or 301-151· WHERE: VOLCANO Ill Wood stove . Can be hooked BA VSHORE AUTO. INC. directly into hot water heating ·rn West End of High Street. Elkton. Md. ~ system . $250 . 301 -398 -3398. Your Old•moblle • GMC Dealer ~~ 432 Musical Instruments 1 MD. 301-398-7770 DE. 302-368-0042 Kimbell Beby Grend plano. Good cond. •1500 or beat of· .... 302-9tt-117t. Lowery Organ with Magic Genie. Like new. $600 . Call 301 · 398 -2021 aher Spm . Wu rlitzer organ -- double NEW 1986 keyboard , auto tone con!rols, ped al keyboard expression GEE·E-E-E-E-E! Tl peda l. Exc . cond . $225 . 301 - ttG"' 287 -6895 . (we dare you to come In and test drive onel) 434 Produce Step on lt. And you'll go 0 to SO In 6.4 seconds. Appl es , differen t ki nds. $1.75 The new Volkswagen GTI has a high performance per basket and up . Located "'_,.. \)1 next 10 Elkton water tower, on 1.8 liter fuel-injected engine. Rack and pinion ~'" Blu eball Rd ., Elkton , MD . 301 - 398-4498 . steering. 4-wheel independent suspension. And 4- wheel disc brakes. What more could you ask for? taU"' .,~.,~· 436 Pets How about a low You get It when you 'Y,ft price% 2 Shih-Tzu puppies . 8 months old . Male & female , spayed & get over to Smith Volkswagen. And step on tt•. neutered . All sho ts. Good with children . $75/ each . 301-392 - 5236 . 2 Yorkahfre pupplea. Female· 4350; Mafe--U75. Alao, 1 black , mafe Labrador Retriever, t12S. 301 ·287·1250. Brittanay Spaniel puppies . AKC reg istered from field of Cham ­ pion hunting stock . 302-653 - 7984 . Free 10 good home: older, fem ale , mixed b lack lab/shepherd . Lovable, good compaion & watch dog . Will con sider 6 mo . food supply. 301 -275 -8925 or 275 -2122, ask for Joyce or Dav e. Perfeclly marked Toy Fox Ter· rier puppies for sale . Born Oc t.23. 2 black /white, 1 brown/white, all females . 585. each . Purebred without pap ers. 301 -658-5130 . Registered Golden Retreive r puppies . Hip certified parents . Males only . Shots, wormed , etc . Ready to go . 215-932·5289 . 438 Seeds &Plants

1982 CHEV . 1982 MERCURY 1983 BUICK CAVALIER LYNX REGAL COUPE 5 speed , S-Wgn ., A ~:t~h~a~~ ~- $5495 ~~et~~·. AI C. $4195 o ~j~~6~~:~e, $7695 RENTALS 1984 CHEVETTE 1981 ESCORT 1984 JEEP CJ7 COUPE S-WGN . HARD TOP 19 ,000ml , 4 speed. black , 4 speed . ~n~;~l~uise $2195 Elkton & North East. Room or $4295 effic,ency . Co lor TV . From $45 wk ly 301 -398 -4400 or 398 -9855 1979 DATSUN 1983 MERCURY 1982 CADILLAC 1 9 ~ i;t~~ ~ ~~: ·-ren- t::-:-? 1 ,...lar-ge_ c_o_m· B-210 COUPE COUGAR ELDORADO for table room for rent, $45 / wk . " Coa ch · I smaller room for $25 / wk ., in a ~~·:1les. ex $2495 ~:.~o~~~ :· farmhouse nestled in a co untry $5995 ;~~;~r'd . $8695 setting of Old field Pt. Rd ., a 7 min . drive from Elkton wl ac· 1982 CHEV . 1984 ·1981 PONTIAC cess to Elk River, only 3 min. away . A lge screened -in porch MONTE CARLO MUSTANG LX GRAND-PRIX for leisure In-ground swimm · Auto ., ing pool & ki tchen use are a ~~~~ -i~~hi t e , coming asset. All th is in the ~~~~~~~~~e . $6195 ~~~~0 ~fy l., $6295 $4995 hist o11cal 263 yr . old Rob inson house Call 301 -398 -6965 aher !P._m, 1984 OLDS 1983 1974 CHEV. In prlvo to homo. t65/wk. CUTLASS COUPE PULSAR NX C-20 Color TV , coblo & aome Bcyl. , auto ., meal1 furnlahed. 301·217· P/ S, mus1c , 1101. A/ C, pick · Newark DE , room or efficiency, up . near Un~v . from $135/ mo . 302· 737 7319 ,_ 9am -5 m weekda s. Newark near Un~vers i ty . Mon· thly: Room $135; eft . $175; I BR Apt $235, 3 BR house 5365. 302-737 -7319, 9a m-5pm weekdays Room for rant In largo home n11r Calvert. Kitchen & loundry prlvelegll Included. Mo lo or fomale. Coli 301-161· 3841 . DELAWARE'S #1 ODGE DEALER o l

Ncw.IO,llll The NewArk Post 17b a Unfurnished Apts. 816 House for Rant 818 House for Rant Hiltory fo;"iintl Yea. Attractive 18th century 2 BR home with Charlestown ·3 BR , 1 bath, din · eH IPI for rent. All new kit· ing area , kitchen, LA , enclosed chenette & beth , large double fo rmal DR and LA , eat·in kitch , laundry room , 11'. bath on the porch . $400 / mo . plu s security ~ windows, sliding gina door, 8 x deposit & references. 301 ·2B7· 2 leisure deck , acc ent the en · banks of the Northeast Creek . 6017. joyment of Old Field Point Rd . Rent to Include heat. $500 /mo . with Ita farm & country 1 year lease . For application call REALE§TATE pener1m1. All thla In the 301 ·287·2255. Waterfront Victorian . Historic .. remodeled grannery of the district of S. Chesapeake City . Robinson farm . The ru stic han· 18th century 3 BR home with 6 miles from Elkton . 4 rooms dhewn, bums, po ata & rough 11\ baths, formal LA , DR , eat· and bath . $375 / mo . Call oek aiding have been preserved In kltch . & family room . Col· Eleanor, 301 ·398·3123 . 702 Housing for Sale for the enjoyment Inside this onial charm at its best . Rent Why rent when you can buy for better than 200 year old $500 / mo ., Includes heat. For less. No money down . 100 % IF YOU HAVE SOLD YOUR building . You can almost fe el applic ation , call301 ·287·2265 . owner financing . Asking HOME AND TAKEN BACK A the hiatorlc memoriea of the $34,000 for th is 6 room ·l bath MORTGAGE WE WILL BUY p11t. Added to all this at· townhouse In Perryville . 121'1 % THAT MORTGAGE FOR moaphere Ia !he ava ilable finance for 30 yea rs means total CAS H. CALL : 302·454·1416, prlvllegn of our in-ground New house for rent. 38R, 2 bath , AC , garage , 1 acre lot . payment of $414 .39 PITI. Price INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT 1 $575/ mo . 301·398·68B2. negotiable. Call 301 ·668·2524 ASSOCIATES . ~~~~~~Yn~~:~ · !~~:.'k:~~~~ ! for appointment. OWN ER, SALE CO RNE A dock & pa vilion ere also avail. RA NC H. 3 BA. Great for your uae. Just down the starter/Incom e property. roed Ia a convenien ce store. New : w/ w carp et, fur nac e, Thit unique apt Ia ren ting for driv ew ay, water hea ter. only t325 / mo. plus utilities. Ser iou s ca llers. $40 's. 301·398·6965. Redu ce d I 301 ·392 ·5548 . Lerge 2 BR apt . Se cluded area nnr Suufraa River , Fredricktown , MD . $325 / mo . 301-275·2723. Large 5 room apt . 2nd floor, own entrance . $325 /mo. Ava ilable after Dec. 1. 301 ·287· 8724 . New lerge renovated 1 BR apt . 10 minutes from 1·95 . $300 /mo, Includes hea t. 301 ·378·3512 . Extra nice 1 BR apt, $300 / mo . Completely renovated . Credit ref. & sec. dep . req . 301 ·398· Nothing 2426 or 287·2206 . Nice furn ished or unfurnished apt. in North East . 2 rooms plus bath . Includes heat & CA . runs $200 / mo plus security. On e year Ieese. Single person . No pets. 301 ·287·5464 after 6pm . Rising Sun, 3 BR , 1st floor, like an hut Included, security deposit & references requ ired . $400 . Call 301 ·392·4970 after 4. Isuzu Small 1 BR apt . 2nd floo r. No kids or pets. Stove & refrlg, utllitln incuded . Ma in St, Elkton . 301 ·398·2013. Truck Spaclous2 BR apt ., central air, w/w carpet, new building in Must be 18 yrs. or older to enter Elkton. Refs required. No pets. 302-453·0487 evenings, cause No purchase necessary! The walling list for 1 BR apts. in the Meedowalde Townhou se apanmantl ia currently very •DRAWING DEC. 20th• short. For additional lnforma· here is tlon & application call 301 ·658· 2798 or 301 ·833-5544 . Equal Housing Opportunity. 110 Mobile Homes/Rent o\~\n~ 2 BR . No pats . Security deposit and references req uired. t350/mo . 301 ·398·4643. 'ou\\\ 3 BR on private lot, between Rising Sun, MD . & Not· ~~t2;'5s . PA . No pets. Call 215· \\~e a~ 114 Commercial Property \s\\'L\\· ~.... 1M eq, ft. luhable for office, warehouaa or atore. Located .....loiiHIBIIDnlllllllli on tldt of lchagrln Oaa Co . offloa, I. lrldgt It, Elkton. Can Mr. L., for data lie, In MD 1-.J41-4022,1n DE call302· 114-11R. HISTORIC COLLINS STORE . 28' x 15' office In heert of moELKTON. . $150/ mo . 301·398· 'HelloNei OCT14-NOV23: Say 'Hello' to an all-new dealership and an all-new line-up of '86 cars and trucks by Chevrolet and Oldsmobile. You'll say 'Hello' to low prices, better deals, honest salesmanship, professional factory service, and the widest selection of cars! 1986CHEVY SAY HELLO TO: CAVALIER SEDAN Au tomatic. A/C. tinted glass. AMIFM. power steering. white-wall tires. $8,275. 1986 OLDS CUTLASS CIERASEDAN Automatic. A/C. tinted glass. AM/FM stereo, white-wall tires. $}0,375. Buy and get afree'Hello'camera. 18b The NewArk Post 702Hou sing for Sale 701 Mobile Home/Sale FOR SALE ·J 8R ranche r, cen: 1975 Schultz 12x70, 3 BR , large trel elr , Pena ll y lln lshed beae· LR , front kitchen, pertlell y fur · SPECIAL PURCHASE ment, Thomson Emtea Cell nlahed , CA . wesher, dryer. LIMITED OFFER WHILE SUPPLy· LASTS 301· 398 ·9428 ev eni ngs & $8600 or bell offer . 301 ·398· t American Heart wee ke nds. 7810 . In eikton , 28R , LR . OR , kh chen Association & utili ty room Gas hea t, cen · tre l air, wo odstove, su ndeck & 1980 Hallmark 14x70 wit h O BRAND NEW 1985 'FUEGO fenc ed -In backyard. $43,900. l 01 842·2312 after 6pm. ~:; _n~'~t~o~at~~ l~~~ ~~ 'ta~t Call for more Info , 301 ·378· SOUTHERN STATE:C!; g NEED CASH FAST?" I'll buy your home for CASH & ::::·Redman , 14x70. 8aywln· PETROLEUM SERVICE 0 g~vcty~ua l : ~ ~:VT~Oo~i~~~~{e~ 1 1 9 YOUR PRICE * for C.A SH ~~~ 3 n8 ~ ~~~n~t:V; · & r~f~ i~~ For all your gasoline, diesel, WAS s11 ,240 18889° INVESTO RS REA LT V Well Insu lated , A-frame roof . fuel & ke rosene needs. See 302·656 ·6800 o money dow n. 100 % ow ner t~~a~~~ ~~~~~§ 1 ~~a~!t~~~~ your Southern States dealer. fm ijn ci ng . Ask ing $34 ,000 for 8am·12pmorafter3:30pm . We also have 24 hour burner thr s 6 room-1 beth townhouse service, automatic delivery, in Perryv ill e. 12'h% llnance for 1984 Redman . 14'x70 ', 3 8R , 2 30 years mea ns total payment full baths, central air, skirted , all budget plans, rad io dispatched ol $414 .39 Pil l. Pr ic e kit e hen app I ian cas & ,,dg otrable. Call 301-668·2624 washer /dryer . $2500 plus take delivery trucks. f~ r appointment . over payments. 301 ·287-5898 . j 8R ranch . Large back yard . 1114 Schult, 14'x70 ', 2 IR, SOUTHERN STATES, f . cen tly remo deled. Ver y nice fenced y1rd, deck, 11c. nl ,hborhood . 3 minutes from cond., mull 111. GIIIIIOW ELKTON SERVICE Dl & 1·95. $46,900 . 301-398- Court. 302·134-2111 or 302· 8927 lo r more l n ~f o '-. ___ 323-2741. 152 Railroad Ave, Elkton, MD - OWN ERS MOVED 20 on site mob ile homes for Phone: MD 301 -398-2181 or 1\11 1J ST SEL L. A magnlfi · sale . Various sizes and styles . tijnt 3 BR Cape Cod . 2 Priced to aell. Owner financ ing w t p 3-t, DE 302-366-1644 availa ble. 301-885-5261 . 1012 ba ths, fireplace, full bsmt ., FULLY EQUIPPED: 2.2 liter fuel injected engine. front wheel drive , . 5 - spe_e~ overd ri v~ , air lg. rear deck . New ap ­ pli ances & carpet . 1.7 cond ., PS , PB . AM/FM stereo with 6 speakers. reclining bucket seats, full ~arpetlng , d1g1tal clock , tinted acres, 1 acre fenced glass, inside hood release , tilt steering , gauges, leather wrapped steen~g ~heel. tachometer, rear pesture , barn . Country ll v· window defroster, console, cruise control , full wheel covers, steel belted rad1al t1res . rn g. Mi nutes fro m Rt. 40 & You are looking for a I 95, No rt h East, MD area . New or Used Car and Call for deta il s, R.C. IF FREE - 5 yr/50,000 mile L TO warranty from Renault durkheimer & Assoc ., 301 · have NOT called this number- you PLUS: FREE - 5 yr scheduled maintenance parts & labor except fluids 287-5588 or 302·575-1881 . 'Tu , tapa and other options ftllltrl Sale or ren t by owner. 2 BR , may be spending more money than ,, w car pet, paneled, oil heat, ye ar rounJ home , lots of you need to spend. g.ound 2 blocks from beach· Crysta l Beac h Mano r. 5 years 1ld. 5325/mo . rent ing price· . elllng prrce ve ry reasonable . 302·798 -2036 or 301-275·2065 ''"ekends. b " Ve·~ - IOOrt' , tWO b1th1, 215-932~2892 baaamant, atucco houaa, oue block fro m North hat !l iver To wn Perk. 144,100. 30 ~18·7142. 108C ommercial /Sale 11'011/T/AC - FOR S'Ai:EQ~ CO MM ERCIAL I·A, water & se wer, 900', Rt , J, _ 1Q!J~ -~- 708 MobiiGH ome /Sale IWO mobile home . 3 BR , 1 bath. Com pletel y re novated , li ke new. Alreadv In ~& r k , near Elkton . S7200 . Possibl e owner frnanc lnR. Mus t se ll. No bro kers . 301·392·2133 or 398· 5700 . We're Overstocked ih'To ConC0.d Mob il eho riie. 3 BR , 2 baths, all app li ances, NISSANS washer & dryer . May stay in p ar ~ $ ~0~ · 932 - 5635 . Huge Discounts on ALL 85's & 86's 1974 Schu lt 14'x60', 2 SA , in Gla sgow Pmes. $9500 . or best offe r. 302· 774- 64 14 days/Glor ia GMAC Financing Up To 60 Months '' 302-834·1091 eveni ngs & COST LESS w e~k ands . HURRY FOR BEST SELECTION!! .. ,.,.... ,.,~. Flea Market North East Auction Galleria U.S. Route40 IN WILMINGTON No rth East, MD ~IN at Alderman Nlssan. Alderman Nlssan Is, by far the largest volume SaleseveryTuesday 6p .m. No Nl~san Dealer In the state of Delaware ... Why? Because Nlssan's W ·Mttt·tiAIUHM J:loNTIAr:-suu:~ Th ursday7p .m. LOCATED ON AUTO ROW -OLD ROUTE 1 really do cost less In Wilmington I FleaMar ke 1everyweekend IAr Ill \ ~ h om lht• Ar nu•l OXFORD, PA No P ,1 S.tlr s T.u t n Out u f S l.t ll• Bu v'' ' "

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13" DIAG. , 19 " DIAG . 25 ", 27", 45 " • 14 ~ d:.t y programmable nut n·rcrnrd • Quartt tunmg with 8' FOOT PROJECTION 2-Spt!Cd clu111n CI !to CUn . Zenith Color TV's from $199. • 2-way picture \pt.=cd piearcwrchc. (EpauPsc). '" 'll ~~=t=~Pr · • Auto rewind . ,,::>~l>iiiiiilifPJ "I BEAT THE CATALOGS ." CB JOE CHRISTMAS LIST: "ZE NITHT V 0 MICROWAVE OVENS SALES and SERVICE ." 0 RADAR DETECTORS OGLETOWN RD., RT. 273 & RT. 4 (NEAR EXIT 3, 1-95, NEWARK, DE) 0 EMERGENCY CB 0 VIDEO RECORDERS 0 POLICE SCANNERS ZE NITH 45 " Dia gonal Projection TV - Space Screen 45 " with (302) 731-4600 Remote Control• PV4543P . 0 ANTENNAS •Stereo Sound System . BUY IN DELAWARE! WE SERVICE IN MD. TOO! •Sharpest Color Picture In Home Pr ojection TV Today . HOURS: TUES. & THURS. 10-6; WED . & FRI. 10-8; SAT. 10-2 •Computer Sp ace Command ! 6500 Remote Control. 2c The NewArk Post Nov. 20,1985 HOLlO A Y GUIDE randywine Valley offers holiday fun ewarkers searching for an en­ David Townsend House, limited Brandywine Battlefield Park, Old Candle and cookie molds, pierc­ able outing of Christmas shop­ eluding old world Christmas or­ Chester County mushrooms (rom edition Harry Dunn Christmas or- Town Hall Museum and the ed tin, Colonial dolls, redware and naments and nutcrackers hand­ the Brandywinery or Phillips g can find it amidst the rolling naments and exclusive Chester George Read II House, browse other pottery are highlights at Us , rustic farms, splendid carved in Germany, dried flower Mushroom Place, wines make an County dolls of cloth and porcelain through one-of-a-kind treasures Brandywine Battlefield Park. arrangements, planters, vases, ateaux and fine art museums of are spotughted. that can only be found in their gift ideal gift for the gourmets on your t nearby Brandywine Valley. books and stunning orchids and list. An extensive array of other Art books, prints, unique han- shops. Children will be thrilled to find poinsettias. gift items inspired by mushrooms . The valley, which winds through dicrafts, old-fashioned children's ester County, Pa. into their stockings filled on Christmas is also av!lilable at Phillips. toys and a large assortment of Hagley features hand-done morning with an international law are, features a wide variety Christmas cards and ornaments scissor cuttings, Christmas or­ Christmas cheer can also be gift opportunities from local variety of animals, shell and can be found at both the Bran- naments, ceramic pineapple mineral gift items related to ex­ found at Brandywine Valley's For free copies of the Bran­ ne to regional art. dywine River Museum and the votive candles and handcrafted outstanding wineries - Bran­ dywine Valley Shopping Guide, The Chester County Historical hibits at the Delaware Museum of Delaware Art Museum. The latter gold and silver jewelry while Old Natural History. dywinery, on Pa. 896 just north of the Brandywine Christmas calen­ ciety's Museum Shop offers is also known for its large selec- Town Hall has State Quilt Blocks, Newark, Chaddsford Winery and dar of events and the Restaurant ough his torically inspired tion of handcrafted jewelry and authentic bobbin candlesticks, Fox Meadow Farm. Sample wines and Entertainment Guide featur­ ' corations to deck any hall. The ceramics. reproduction crocks and Paul All who appreciate floral beauty and then choose a few to enjoy ing wineries, contact the Chester rst of a series of annual While enjoying the yuletide Revere style lanterns, sconces are delighted with the wealth of over the holidays with friends. County Tourist Bureau, telephone hristmas cards featuring the festivities at the Hagley Museum, and pewter. gifts at Longwood Gardens in- Coupled with a jar of famous (215) 431-6365.

YULE FILE 1 ~------~:~~ ?i~l:rc 0LOR TV t . was $359.00 NOW ONLY ~ewark. High S29900 ltlizabethan Rout : ;with the flourish of trumpets aftd the pomp and pageantry of 16th century Tudor Court, wark High School has announc­ fJGREAT. e~ the 15th anniversary produc­ t~n of its Elizabethan Christmas Itout. STEREO SOUND tThe Rout is an authentic re­ e~actment of the annual QJristmas celebration staged by INA SMALLER Etngland's Elizabeth I for the J!lnglish gentry. The three-hour Electric 1 event is a continuous array of Range SPACE music, drama, dance and gourmet 5-Cycle delights of a festal court celebra­ tum. r Built-In and a fabulous picture. too. · Fi•·st staged in 1971 by its creator Donald L. Rittenhouse, 25 " Di•son.l SPACE ·S"VER the ):{out has become an annual . . ~ Di~~~~~-~er CONSOLE COLOR TV • 2·1e¥el wuh system. tradition for the greater Newark Model GSD500D • RlnooA iddlopenHr. community. ~ • Soft tood disposer. SAVE OVER Soundinsulltkln. In observance of the anniver­ • PermaTur• tub and door sa•·y year, an additional per­ $ $200 00 • lnlol wllor copoblllty. fonna nce has been scheduled that ~~:F will feature Alumni of the 2 9 Madrigal Consort. The Alumni S749DD performance date is Dec. 13 Sweepstakes Special! 3 Models To Pt>l"formance dates for the Rout Model 4-function Choose From are Dec. 6-8 and 13-15. Ticket price RJE 3600 is $18 pe•· person. Reservations ·oiGITAL may be made and additional in­ FREE fOrmation obtained by calling the TRAVELAURM qhoral Department of Newark goo STEREO ADAPTER 1-~gh School , telephone 454-2326. sag Retail Value o Lift-up SPILLGUARD' cooKtopt~~~rt~ce ~~~~ l~oles one 8" plug-in sudtahceMu~~~! ;~~ er o Full-width :· TIMER' clock WI 1 ·Tmk storage drawer • Plus much more. ~- =.==;=-- --=::=-=.~-- ~~=~~. - d hristmas celebration ~ ! ~1;\ Mass using the " oplatek," the tK;:id itional Polish Christmas wafer, will open the 19th annual ''Pplatek i Kolendy" celebration o)iSunday, Dec. 1. ~) ~ The event is sponsored by - "'mericans of Polish Descent 00 Ou ltu•·al Society and will be held ftom 3-6 p.m. at St. Mary sa 19" Dt.sonAI ~a gda len Catholic Church, Con­ I'OI(t\lll COlOR TV c()l·d Pike at Sharpley Road, HEAVY-DUTY • Ntoo·Vtlion • r.uurr SY\•tm dri~Yen· high tonUUI. ~limi n gton . Admission is $3 for nc:hco•on. ssggoo aH ults and $1 for children. • VIR lllr•cklng S ~tem contlnu.lly adjusts color 2-SPEED WASHER • Ch.tnnel ~ocii · Out • Sy"tm lor ).e~ctiw' Wewins 1 Year Parts & ;:The oplatek Christmas wafer is tonlfOI Labor • llO · C~nntl c~b~ connectiOn re o\cty r~ccroniC tun•ng sfmilar to the unleavened wheat 2 Years on 3 cycle selections-regular, permanent press • OtrtCI ch~n~ l ~electiOn or ch•n~l by ctwnntl ~un h~st used at Catholic Mass. ttmolrconuc:M Picture Tube Ghristmas scenes are embossed in and knits. Optional automatic extra rinse. 3 • L.uy "'udiO,'\Itdto hook up tl,le baking process, and the wafer water level selections. 3 wash/rinse Whirlpool Model ET14AKXM No·Froat Re· represents a reverent tie to temperature combinations. Normal and gentle lrlgeretor • t • t cu II Capac:ty • Te>lured Steel customs of the old country for wash/spin speeds. Doors • Prov•soon lor oploonal ICEMAGIC • "ulo· mahc Ice Maker • "d1us1able Full ·wodlh Shelves • Americans whose origins are in Fuii·Width Freezer Shelf • Reversoble Door Sw1ng • Auto Roast and !-~s t e rn Europe. Members of a "d1ustabte Meal Pan • Space·sav•ng 28' W•dlh Cook Code'' Controls fam il y who cannot attend receive Add Versatility an oplatek by mail as a sign of To Microwaving ttleir communion with loved ones a,t home. :The Dec. 1 observance will in­ 95 c!ude a children's performance of ~~THREE-CYCLE the "szopka" a play depicting sa DRYER Christ's birth and the visit of the Whirlpool Model LA5400XP Dulgn 2000' with Automatic• Dry Control Was '359 Sl•epherds. Waaher • Large Load Capac11y... bul only 24" wode ·~ T•·aditional baked goods will be • 4 "ulomahc Wash Cyc!es • 3 Waler Temp Com ­ •End of cycle signal. •3 Cycle selections · regular. • · ve d in the Church social hall binallons • 2 Waler Level Selecloons • Easy·Ciean Now Agllalor-Mounled Lin1 Filler • Super SUR · permanent press and knits $31900 d a model table with dishes a GILATOR• Agltalor • 1 Wash & 1 Spin Speed • and timed cycle. olish family might have for a Aulomalic Cooi·Oown Care. •4 heat options including n·•stmas eve or " wigilia" sup­ no-heat air fluff. • Dual Wave® microwave system de­ , r will be on display. •Separate push -to -start signed for good oven cooking control. • 1.4 cu. oven cavity ~ The wigilia celebration begins ft. ·. .. ith the appearance of the first • Cooking Complete reminder tells you cooking cycle is finished ftar on Christmas Eve as the wine Model DDE7109V It; passed and the candles lit. • Up to 12-hour delay start . aye• · s a1·e offered, the wafer 00 • Temp cook hold maintains tempera­ asse d and a " koleda " ture until CLEAR OFF is touched hristmas carol ) sung. 2 ~rhe meatless meal has seven to f1 dishes. beginning with soup, fh en s everal fi s h courses , ~legeta bl es, mush•·ooms and tirogi, a Polish pasta similar to _.-LIE. G£ HOLIDAY Gllf£.. ~ j;avioli. Nuts and poppy seed cake fith fruit compote are setved as TEXTURED DOORS ,.-. ~~~ ft SSCI't. ON AN ENERGY SAVER t The P ulaski dancers will enter­ ,. ~in , the•·c will be a visit from St. REFRIGERATOR Nicholas and the affair will end ·: {'­ ~ith a si ng-a-long of Christmas 17.7 cu. ft.; 5.01 cu. ft. freezer. Helps keep food --.. ~arols led by the Ampol choir. fresh up to 15 days with sealed high-humidity pan. =.-..-~~·~·~· ~ Sealed snack pack. Spacemaker door holds 6- ~ongwood packs. 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Giving a successful holiday par- •Consider the nature of the par- Salt and pepper to taste ty Is an art anyone can master. ty, whether It's for cocktails or 1 cup heavy cream One sure key to success 1s to relax dinner, buffet-style or a sit-down and have fun yourself. It sets the · affair, the time of day and number mood for guests to enjoy of people. Mix sour cream with tomato themselves as well. •Decide what foods will be the paste, mustard, lemon juice, Another essential ingredient 1s a focal points, the showpieces. Then parsley and spices. Just before carefully planned menu that select other dishes to complement serving, whip cream until stiff. avoids last-minute crises. them, planning to serve a balance Fold whipped cream Into Since pt·eparation time often Is of cold and hot dishes so that most mustard-herb mixture. limited during the holidays and of the menu can be prepared In ad­ trying out new complicated vance. recipes can create pressure, a Serving suggestion: This pi­ harried chef can rely on unusual •The most Interesting parties of­ quant, flavorful dip Is Ideal with condiments and preserves to add fer a selection of dishes to satisfy vegetables, sausages and meat­ flair and excitement to everyday guests' varying tastes. And the ad­ balls. recipes he feels comfortable dltlon of quality condiments - preparing. sweet or spicy, tangy or mild - "Condiments offer variety, look can make the menu even more sumptuous and even can enliven a diverse and exciting. SWEET AND HOT MUSTARD CHICKEN party as conversation starters," •Presentation Is Important. 4~ tbsps. sweet butter said Myra Sable, entertaining con- Serve the condiments In attractive sultant and president of Sable & b 1 d 3 lbs. skinned broiling chicken, cut Rosenfeld Foods Ltd. • manufac- ow s or ecorative pots. Garnish Into serving pieces turers of all-natural condiments ~:~!r s~lth seasonal fruits and 4 tbsps. Russian-style mustard and preserves. 2 scallions, finely chopped 'h tsp. cayenne pepper (optional) Relishes , mustards and •Ethnic breads add to sandwich- preserves offer a range of flavors, making fun. With cocktail-size 3-4 cups fine fresh bread crumbs. textures and subtle tastes when bread slices, guests can fix used as glazes, dips or served as several sandwiches enabl:ng them accompaniments. Plain roast to try a variety of condiment Meit butter in skillen until foam­ chicken or turkey becomes festive choices. ing. Saute chicken pieces 8 to 10 when served with a tarragon minutes each side. Put aside. mayonnaise. Following are samples of party A baked ham glazed with a recipes included in Sable's book Mix pan juices with mustard, Russian-style mustard and an ex­ on entertaining to be published by scallions and cayenne. Whip Into otic relish is a delicious and uni­ Bantam Books. creamy blend and spread liberally que presentation. An array of dif­ all over chicken. Then roll chicken ferent mustards and relishes sur­ In fresh bread crumbs, pressing to rounding raw vegetables, sliced MYRA'S ROSY adhere. meats and cheeses gets guesls MUSTARD DIP talking as they make selections 1 cup sour cream or yogurt , and share their curiosities with 2 tbsps. tomato paste Broil 3 to 5 minutes each side each other. 2-4 tbsps. dill mustard or garlic under preheated broiler or until mustard coating is toasty brown. Drizzle For surefire party success, 2 tbsps. lemon juice with remaining mustard sauce Sable offers the following tips for 2 tbsps. fresh parsley, chopped and serve hot or cold. Entertaining is fun way to sh;;e~holidays. entertaining with condiments: Y• tsp. cayenne pepper (optional) Copley News Service.

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Serve lib. dl'ied figs IIF YOU IIOVE- TAKE ff WffH YOU) House of Sandeman, a producer warm. lib. shredded coconut •GET THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF PICTURE CLARITY and distributor of port wines and SANDEMAN'S lib. shelled walnuts BUY DIRECT FROM DELAWARE'S FRUITCAKE V• tsp. salt Cream together butter and sherries. sugar. Beat in eggs. In separate EXCLUSIVE AMPLICA DISTRIBUTOR 1•,2 cups raisins 1 tsp. vanilla - NO MIDDLEMAN MEANS BIGGER SAVINGS/ - Nestled on a 550-acre estate in 1 cup candied fruit ¥4 cup amontillado sherry (op­ bowl, lightly sprinkle raisins, cur­ Sussex is the classic British far­ v. lb. blanched walnuts tional) rants and pecans with flour, then SYSTEMS START • OWN YOUR OWN mhouse where Sandeman and his 4 tbsps. amontillado sherry add to butter mixtur·e. AS LOW AS . SATELLITE SYSTEM wife, Sue, Invite family and 2 sticks butter or margarine IOtllliltle81••• friends to enjoy wassail and other % cup brown sugar Coarsely chop raisins, dates, $1199 figs, coconut and walnuts through In separate bowl, combine . ' . I $2978* truly delicious and very British 'h cup white sugar plus tns tallaUon . PEA MONTH accompaniments during the 4eggs food processor or blender. Do not bread crumbs and spices. Stir holidays. 21f.J cups flour overblend. bJ·ead mixture into butter mix­ '·2tsp . nutmeg lure. Bake in greased baking dish /1'8 LEIIAL/ President Reagan ••gneo bill St437 1nto law '" Oct. t9~ It " Waes hael, the original words 'h tsp. cinnamon about 30 minutes. Serve with hot guarantees all Amertcans the right of vtewmg Satellite TV In the privacy ot their homes. Empty mixture into large mix­ port wine sauce. from which wassail were derived, 'h tsp. baking powder Ing bowl and add salt, vanilla and 'NO MONEY DOWN . 60 monthly payments ol $29 .78 , 17% A.P.R. Total deferred was coined by a Saxon," Sandman 'h tsp. salt sherry. Blend well. price of $1786 .80 . 100% finan ci ng available with no down payment, if desired . 24· said. "In 450 A.D., the Saxon Steep fruit and nuts in 2 tables­ hour credit approval in most cases. princess Rowena saluted British poons sherry overnight. Line 9-inch round tin with two HOT PORT WINE SAUCE King Vortigen with 'waes hael' ­ Spoon and pack mixtuJ·e into a "' cup butter OJ' margarine a toast to health. Britishers take layers of waxed paper, extending mold. Two 6-cup loaf pans arc paper linch above tin. · ~ c up suga r their toasts seriously, and we have suitable. Cover and place a weight 1 egg derived numerous customs from Cream butter and sugar. Add on top. Refrigerate lhr·ee days OJ' 'Y.a cup ruby port unbeaten eggs and mix well. Add the original." keep in a cold place to " age." 1 tsp. grated or·ange rind half of the fruit and remainder of Serve thinly sliced. Cream together butter and By the 17th century, the British sherry. Stir. sugar. Beat egg and add to butter began to refer to wassail as a lov­ Sift flour, spices, baking powder mixture. Stir in port and orange and salt and gradually add to half BAKED PLUM PUDDING Call Collect · ing cup or bowl brimming with a rind . warm and delicious combination of mixture. Add remainder of fruit V2 cup butter or· margarine Complete in home info. I cup sugar Just before serving, heat mix­ of ales and spices. As new coun­ and then gradually add remainder ture, s tirring until warm tries were colonized and trade for­ of flour. Mix. 6 eggs ~02·328· 7722 Place mixture in prepared tin I cup each raisins, cuJTanls, throughout. malized, new wines and exotic Copley News Service spices were added. on middle shelf of 325 F oven. pecans Bake about 2 hours (test after 11h Flour hours). 2 cups bJ·ead cmmbs In the spirit of giving, well-to.cto people offered wassail to people who came to their door wassailing - singing for a cupful.

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THESTAFFATTHE Cheers! l Holidays, overindulgence NEWARK N-EWSSTAND INVITES YOU TO MAKE YOUR don't necessarily go HOLIDAY SHOPPING EASIERI hand in hand From early December through and causes less dilution. To make the start of the new year, holiday an ice block, freeze water in an festivities abound. Such occasions empty milk container or baking usually begin with a welcoming pan. quaff followed by more of the Even better, dress up an ice same - which might lead one to block for theholidays. Here's how : think that holidays and overin­ •Add red gr&pes and bright dulgence go hand in hand. That's citrus slices to the water before not necessarily so. freezing. Party drinks do not require •Add sprigs of pine or holly, heavy lacing of alcohol to be without the berries, before freez­ cheering and appealing, ac­ ing. cording to a spokeswoman for •Color the block using the juice Perrier, a sparkling mineral from red or green maraschino water. With a little imagination, cherries or food coloring. Drop a you can make delightful concoc­ few cherries in before freezing, tions of non-alcoholic drinks. too. One option is to serve a non­ •Make ice molds in star or alcoholic punch. Nothing says wreath shapes, if you have them. holiday hospitality better than an Originally, punch was an inviting punch made in the Eastern Asian drink made up of brilliant jewel colors of the five ingredients: arrack (a season, topped with a sparkling rumlike brew), tea, lemon juice, mineral water and adorned with a water and honey. Today, punch in­ gaily adorned block of ice. gredients are limited only by im­ Made in quantity, punches are agination. Following are a couple quick to prepare and easy to of recipes to try: serve. Your kith and kin also will PRETTY PERRIER appreciate the non-alcoholic PUNCH choice and the calories saved Juice from 6 oranges when chilled mineral water is add· Juice from 6lemons ed to the punch. You also can try Sugar to taste ~ the newer waters with the twists 8 cups purple grape juice, chilled of lemon, lime or orange for a Orange and lemon slices for gar­ beverage with a natural hint of nish citrus. 92 ozs. mineral water, chilled. When preparing a punch, con­ In punch bowl, combine orange sider the following tips from Per­ juice, lemon juice and sugar. Stir rier: to dissolve sugar. Add grape juice •Many punches improve in and fruit slices. Slowly pour in flavor when made in advance mineral water, add ice. because ingredients have a Serves 24. ~ARLENE BRENDA CHRIS etDEBE et etet chance to blend. PILGRIMS' PUNCH ret HARVEY MikE MILT •Cold punches should be served Juice from 12 oranges well chilled. If possible, pre-chill Juice from 2lemons the serving bowl, too. 1 qt. cranberry juice cocktail, •Add sparkling beverages just chilled before serving, then stir briefly to 46 ozs. mineral water, chilled retain bubbles. Comb~ne orange, lemon and •Three to four ounces is an cranberry juices. Gently add NEWARK NEWSSTAND average serving of punch. mineral water. Stir and add ice. •Use a block of ice rather than Makes 24 servings. 70 E. MAIN ST., NEWARK • 368-8770 Cl!bes. It keen~ the ounch colder Copley News Service SANTA'S HELPER ~~~ r..... ~ LAY-AWAY:NOW... • .•. ,.,~~~~ .• . A·GIFT • ASTRO SHOPPING CENTER •.. HE'S SURE TO

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S t aL<' Museum An arrHy of cdifrccs co nstructed ALL il'Om gim~C'rhrpa d wrll welcome the hol id:rv SC'asun and visitors to the Dclaw:,. .. Slate Museum at :n6 PULSAR S. Stat. · St. in Dover beginning and Friday, Nov. 2!!. "Visions of Sugarpltmls" is an SEIKO exhib it of confedious rTeatcd by WATCHES civic groups and busin esses in Delaware who wish to share their· im <~ g i mrlion a nd good will dut·ing 20°/o the Yulel.idc. The display also to featut·es: • A Chf'istru as tree decora ted by stud nts of the Ca pital and 'caesar l~odm'Y S ·I roo! distri r.t. • Capsule lltstul'ics of some of this co u11lr·y's secular· holid ay traditions. lay·a·way • A gin gcrbr·cacl extravaganza your Mother's from the r.cncral Foods Corpora­ Day Rings tion, a cosponso•· of the exhibit now, int ime with the Divis ion of Historica l & lor CH RISTMAS . Cul luntl Affairs. The pul> li!' ts rnvitcd to the ex­ hibit without cha rge. Instead. g uests H I't' e n ·o uragcd t o remcmbct· llclawarc's needy with domrtions of cwrnecl goods a nd other non -pPrr shnblc foods which CHRISTIANA MALL will h • uso•d In n •plo•nis h a rea food paulrres. Newark, DE (302) 'J'h c Stall' Museum complex is opcu Tuesday-. aturday, 10 a.m .- 366-7448 4:30 p.m., aud Suuday 1:30-4 :30 ' p.m. ~ 12c The New Ark Post Nov.20 1985 HOLlO A Y GUIDE Microwave magiC Use your new oven to its fullest advantage

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Mistletoe To Druids, Christmas sprig was a sacred plant

Let us warm up the season with One year, a couple of daughters Sort of like a reverse lipsti9k-on- a little talk of love today. For love hung mistletoe throughout the is very much In style during the house. Practically everywhet·e. the-collar test. ~ winter holidays. Some of these Then they would run to their Science believes it·star d with people In love even go as far as to rooms in fits of giggles if one of cavemen who craved s t. They get married. their b•·others brought home a found they could cool off y licking A couple of my nephews used to friend or two. the salt from their women's hus~le l~ve during the winter by The boys would come in talking cheeks. I sellmg little bags of mistletoe. about cars or football and never Then the cavemen/ discovered They were pretty young at the even notice the mistletoe. fire. I time. They told me, "You can use Meanwhile, back In ancient Copley News Servlf e It to kiss girls- if you want to." times, when Christmas was Then they both screwed up their established and the mistletoe faces. business came with it, things were Today both are married and I pretty lively. imagine they will be hangi~g little However, when the church sprigs of mistletoe around their foun.d out about the kissing own houses. privlleges that went mistletoe the This should get me into today's pope said: "Let's switch to holiy." lecture. That's the truth, although he It is titled, "All You Ever may have said it in Latin. Wanted To Know About Mistletoe You can also do in certain - And Probably a Whole Lot enemies with mistletoe. More." If you have an enemy who can­ Where did the legend of not be harmed by the elements of mistletoe originate? Good ques­ fire, water earth or air - say a tion. Fortunately, you've asked bionic enemy - you can get that the right person. sucker with an arrow made of The mistletoe thing began with mistletoe. the ancient Druids, who were This is because the plant is a forever cooking up future parasite and does not spring from American holiday traditions. any of the four elements. (I just They also dreamed up the tossed that in, in case it comes in spooks for Halloween. handy sometimes. ) The mistletoe was regarded by Someone in the back of the room the Druids as a sacred plant. They has asked where kissing would cut it only with a golden originated. Well, I will tell you the knife. truth and the scientific theory. Then they hung it over their Take your choice. doors and believed only joy and The truth is, In ancient Rome it happiness could enter as long as was considered extremely tin­ the plant stayed green. modest for women to drink wine. This done, they would say, However, girls will be girls. "Enter joy." Cato the Elder advised the men of Rome to give their women an If Joy happened to be a girl, you occasional smooch to see If they could plant one on her. had been taking a nip.

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The Delaware Art Museum wlll Charles Ill of Bourbon. These llfe­ present ltH annual holiday display llke C!gurea display a wide variety of "Dolls, Toys, and Teddybears" of emotions, Including joy, fear, from the collection of antique wonder, and curiosity. dealer Richard Wright of Blr· 1'he 40 figures were made of chrunvllle, Pa. from Nov. 27 wood and straw In a c1·ude through Jan. 1. alllembly-llne fashion by artisans. Each year brings new and The costumes were often made by Glass-eyed china doll, German Armand Marseille and Steiff fascinating Items from Wright's the lady of the house with the help teddy circa 1920. .. , extensive collection of European of her maid and ladles-in-w altlng. and American dolls. 'fhls year A Christmas tree decorated features the exquisite French bls· with many hand-crafted angel or­ '·' que dolls of Jumeau and his col· naments made by local artisans laborator Bru. Another special will be on view in the front hall of treat will be Steiff bears f1·om the museum. Germany's famed Steiff Toy Com­ Other special holiday events pany. These furry bears exhibit are: the characteristic Stelff fine stit­ Tours- Museum Docent Sheryl ching and glass eyes. Craig wlll conduct a free tour of Also on display will be German the holiday displays. No reserva­ character dolls popularized dur­ tion is necessary; simply meet at Ing the 1900s by Kammer and the museum's reception desk Reinhardt. These dolls were shortly before 2 p.m. on Tuesday, modeled after real children, and Dec. 10 or Saturday, Dec. 14. are typically blond with pale com­ Holiday party and Christmas plexions and delicate features. tour of homes - Ring in the Early America~ rag dolls made season with holiday cheer at the by Mrs . Martha Chase of annual party 12-5 p.m. Sunday, Pawtucket, R.I. will also be Dec. 8. This year a special Holiday shown. These "Chase Stockinet Tour of Homes will also be oils" were made of stockinet and featured. Visit several of the cloth stuffed w lth cotton. area's finest homes decorated for the season. Tickets are available In addition to the dolls and toys, in advance. Contact Carolyn the Museum's traditional display Lester at the museum, 571-9590. of 16th century Neapolitan Creche Arts galore: "The Holidays"­ C!gures wIll be on view Dec. 1 Celebrate this festive time of year through Jan. 5. This exquisitely with the full-length feature detailed Nativity scene was made "Babes In Toyland," then enjoy a In Naples In the third quarter of holiday party Saturday morning, German papier-mache Kris KI'ingle shoulder head with Steil! teddy bear circa 1920's with French doll in plaid dress, the lOth century, when the Dec. 14. For ages 5-14. Admission, painted eyes on cloth bo~y . German glass-eyed Simon Halbig and French Jull!eau. manufacture of creche figures payable at the door, is $5 ($4 fo1· flourished under the patronage of museum members). Saucony~ PUT YOURSELF INTO THE LIMELIGHT ••• ., .. ,

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16c The New Ark Post Nov. 20, 1985 HOLlO A Y GUIDE

The historic town of Odessa Gardens will participate in . elaborate greenery, traditional Odessa" may be purchased at the 'Christinas in soon welcomes holiday visitors for "Christmas in Odessa" by open­ foods, and a lavish Christmas tree. Odessa Firehouse on Saturday, Ing their two 18th-century houses, Nov. 30, and at the Odessa branch a weekend of house tours during Residents of restored 19th­ "Christmas in Odessa." the Wilson-Warner and Corbit­ of the Bank of De law are on Main Sharp Houses. century homes in Odessa have Street on Sunday, Dec. 1. Prices Sponsored by the Women's Club decorated for the holiday season for Saturday's candlelight tours of of Odessa, this year's festivities and will open their doors for tours the private homes and the Wilson­ Odessa' festivities The Wilson-Warner House is both days. will be held on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1. open for candlelight tours on Wamer House are $5 (students Saturday only, from 5 p.m. to 9 A greens sale and gift and crafts $3), and for Sunday's house toUJ·s. Proceeds from " Christmas in p.m. fair will be sponsored by the club $6 (students $3 ). Odessa" are used to support the In the Odessa Firehouse on both scheduled Nov. 30 club's philanthropic fund, in­ On Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 5 days. Luncheon and dinner will be cluding a college scholarship pro­ p.m., the Corbit-Sharp House will available from the Ladies Aux­ gram and library fund. be open for tours, and will be Iliary of the fire company. decot·ated in a "grand" Victorian For advanced ticket sales and and Dec. 1 Winterthur Museum and manner with period ornaments, Tickets for " Christmas in tour information call378-4900.

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Handcraft sale U.D. Women's Club

The University of Delaware Women's Club will hold a holiday handcraft sale 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 5 and Friday, Dec. 6 at the Gallery in Perkins Student Center on Academy Street. Proceeds will support the UDWC scholarship program. Medicine Cabinet Winterthur Winterized?? HAPPY HARRY HAS EVERYTHING Yuletide tours THAT YOU WILL NEED RIGHT NOW! " Yuletide at Winterthur," s pecial tours of Wi~tert~ur Museum and Gardens, 1s bemg held through Dec. 29 . Great Gift Idea! Great Gift Idea! Visitors are divided into small groups for guided one-hour t?urs REMINGTON® of a selection of room settmgs Clairol® decorated to reflect traditional MEN'S & LADIES' SHAVERS HAIR DRYERS! holiday and wintertime entertam- ~~ MICRO SCREEN'· Clairol Upstart in~our s a re available 10 a.m. to CORD OPERATED 1250 WATT 3:30p.m. Tuesdays through Satur­ ELECTRIC SHAVER HAIR DRYER WITH TRAVEL CASE days, and 1-6 :30 p.m. Sun~ay s. 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