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This WEEK 700 Food SINGING in the Swan Baskets in Sports Distributed Locally by JENNIFER L Merry Christma and Happy New earl I •:• Greater Newark's Hometown Newspaper Since 1910 •!• 83rd Year, Issue 48 @ 1993 For the week beginning December 24, 1993 Newark, Del. • 35¢ THis WEEK 700 food SINGING IN THE SwaN baskets In sports distributed locally By JENNIFER L. RODGERS ·······························································NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER Does a free basket with' a turkey and all the trimmings sound like a good present for the holidays? Well, thanks to Val Nardo' s Needy fami ly fund, about 700 fami lies will receive just that. Val Nardo started the Needy Family Fund 25 years ago to help less fortunate families during the holiday season. He donated 10 bas­ kets hi first year and this year with the help of organizations such as the Newark Area Welfare Center he was able to oversee the pro­ duction of 700 baskets. Glasgow's Craig Vettorl (top) In "The baskets will Ia ·t each recipient about Saturday's action. J to J 1/2 weeks," Nardo aid. Nardo said the "greatest producer of bas­ kets" was the Newark Area Welfare Center LoCAL TEAMS which produced more than half the baskets. Although monetary donations were down from last year, Nardo said people donated FARE WElL IN more food, which upped the basket tally by 200 from 1992. Ten organizations, ranging from clubs to YEILOWJACKET churches, and more than 150 volunteers, par­ NEWARK POST STAFF PHOTO BY TONJA CASTANEDA ti cipated in stuffing the baskets and distribut­ TOURNAMENT. ing them. About 300 people turned out Dec. 17 to sing Christmas carols in front of the Newark Academy Building. The ~arolers sang ~olid~y lB "All help came from residents and busi­ favorites such as "Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer" and "The UHler Drummer Boy ." Hot chocolate was provtded by the Umverstty nesses in the greater Newark area," Nardo of Delaware. said. " I would like to give s·pecial thanks to the people involved." The other contributing organizations NEWARK HOOP included: St. Vincent's De Paul Holy Angles, Holy Family Catholic Church, St. Elizabeth Ann Se10n Catholic Church, Delaware City, TFAMTAKES St. Andrew' s Episcopal Church, Hope Dining Room, American Legion Post, Newark, VFW Newark and the Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW 2ND IN KAPPA in Newark. For some, a day with family it's not; but is it a burden? The Needy Family Fund collects donations EVENT. throughout the year. For those interested in By TONJA CASTANEDA lB helping the cause, you can send a gift to: Val Nardo's Needy Family Fund, c/o Val NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER Nardo, 16 Lee Drive, Wilmington, DE 19808. .. hile most everyone Or, donations may be made at the Bank of on Christm a Day CHRISTIANA Delaware , Hair Taker Styling Salon and !..C::=o:;:o;;:liiiP!..-....,.,..j W will be busy open- Fairfield Variety Store, all located in the ing presents and sharing a Fairfield Shopping Center, Newark. BASKETBALL holiday meal, some will be away, puttin g in another day's work . TFAMUPSETS Plaza grows People like Newarker Jean Thomas - an emer­ gency room nurse at SAlliES. Chri ti ana Hospital working 4B alongside to sav e lives. Thomas, of Newark, will be bu sy deal­ ing with every1hing from In the news Balto. Pike trauma case to th e tetanu s ~.~~......,~ shots. She said the tragedi es occurring on Christmas construction make them even more ad . THESE NEWARK She aid he has worked on Christmas Day for years. WRAPPERS SWING By JENNIFER L. RODGERS "['m really not looking for­ NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER ward to it but I want to be cheery for the pati ent ·. " "I'm thankful becau e I TO ASPECIAL Since most Old Baltimore Pike commuters know in eight hours I'm have had to slow down because of con true­ going home," said Thomas. Rober1son lion they've probably noticed that Jen-Mar "Most people in the hospital HOliDAY Plaza is expanding. won't be home for Chri tmas." 3A Frank Stella, the owner of Jen-Mar Plaza, And Bob Hunler, the manager of Wawa at Del. 72 and 4, could ave the day BFAT. has added four store-front rental units. He said supplying film and batterie . Hunter, of ewark, will be off the following day a pastry shop-The Bread of Italy- will occupy and will visit relative then. one of the units and a day-care center is cur­ He aid he do sn ' t mind working. "My employees work, so [ might as rently negotiating for the remaining three well," said Hunter. "It's a real fun time to work because all the people coming units. in are happy." In Lifestyle Commuter have also probably had time to Hunter' Wawa i exceptionally fe stive this year - the store was named the ponder where the name Jen-Mar came from, best de rated Wawa in ew Ca ti e County. after aU , it isn't exactly a run of the mill name Other like Peggy Tuggle wi ll be working becau e people depend on them. INTERNATIONAL for a strip mall. Tuggle will be preparing a holi day feas t fo r re idcnt at Newark Manor Stella said he named the three-year-old Nur in g Home. Tuggle, of ewark, will be cooking all the holiday fixi ng for plaza after h is grand-daughter, Jennifer nur ing home re ident s. Photos by Tonja Castaneda STUDENTS SPEND Marguerite Stella. " T' ve been working in According to Stell a, construction has nursing homes or hospitals slowed down busines , but he was told the for years," said Tuggle. road should be fini hed by the end of "People depend on you o CHRISTMAS January- weather permitting. you know you will be help­ 7A The owner anticipates the space will be ing out during the holidays HERE. rented in about two months. and I don' t mind it." Stella said he has no immediate plans to Tuggle said she will expand the plaza further because of current spend Chri tmas Eve with Index zoning restrictions. However, he said he her fami ly, which includes would like to omeday buy the lot and house seven children and eight next to the plaza and try to have it rezoned. NEWS 1-12A grandchildren. Ju]je colt will be gr et­ POLICE 2A ing out-of-town guests as OPINION _4!_ part of the management team at the Mclnto h lnn. COMMUNITY 6A And for some, working LIFESTYLE 7A on Christma will be lik OBITUARIES 9A any other work day. cott, of West hester, Pa., is DIVERSIONS 11A working at the hote l ARTS 12A because the management SPORTS 1·68 alternate and he had CLASSIFIEDS 7·108 Tuggle See WORKERS, 3A ... Bryant P ACE 2A • N EWARK P OST • D E EMBER 24, 1993 Fire calls SANTA VISITS Fox RUN ·························································································································································· Tuesday,Dec.14 Thursday, Dec. 16 Delaware Trust. Building fire. 12:20 p.m.-Porter Road and Pulaski 4:59 a.m.- Christina Parkway and Christiana Fire Co. Hi ghway. Auto accident. Christian a Park Drive. Auto accident. Aetna 10 p.m.-15 Polly Drummond Hill : and Delaware City fire companies. Hose Hook & Ladder Co. Road, White Clay Presbyterian Church. Building fire. Aetna Hose l 1:29 p.m.- 557 Upper Pike Creek 8:32 p.m.- Christiana and South Road. House fire. Aetna Hose Hook Harmony roads. Auto accident. Hook & Ladder Co. I & Ladder and Mill Creek fire com- Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder, 11:12 p.m.- 7 Cheswold Blvd., panies. Christiana and Cranston Heights Harbor Club Apartments. 4:21 p.m.-750 Library Ave. Auto and county Emergency Medical Investigation. Christiana Fire Co. acc id ent. Aetna Hose Hook & Services. Ladder co. 2:04 p.m.-orchard Road and Ritter Saturday, Dec. 18 . 4:35 p.m.- Pulaski Highway and Lane. Auto accident. Aetna Hose 1 :25 a.m.- 2 E. Main St .• : Salem Church Road. Washdown. Hook & Ladder and county para­ Christiana. Auto accident: Christiana Fire Co. medics. Chri stiana Fire Co. · 5:44 p.m.- Ellen Devine Avenue 6:10p.m.- South Chapel Street 2:13a.m.- 79 Madison Drive,: and Salem Church Road. Auto fire. north of Old Baltimore Pike. College Park. Auto accident. Aetna: Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder Co. Washdown. Aetna Hose Hook & Hose Hook & Ladder Co. : 6:19 p.m.- 2843 Ogletown Road. Ladder Co. 12:14 p.m.-102 Christiana Road,: Auto accident. Aetna Hose Hook & 6:22 p.m.-18 Auburn Drive, Hares Corner. Trash fire. Christiana: Ladder Co. Coventry. Trash fire . Christiana Fire Co. • 9:29p.m.- 3 100 Winter Haven Fire Co. 3:30 p.m.- Ryder Truck Rental,: Drive. Tras h fire. Aetna Hose Hook 1400 Capitol Trail. Rescue of child· & Ladder Co. Friday, Dec. 17 locked in auto. Aetna Hose Hook & . 10:43 p.m.- 709 Adams Ave. Auto 8:56 a.m.- Interstate 95 northbound LadderCo. fire. Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder at Del aware 7 . Auto accident. 5:53 p.m.- U.S. 13 and Schoo1lane .. Co. Christiana and Mill Creek fire com­ Auto accident. Christiana and· panies and county Emergency Wilmington Manor fire companies. NEWARK POST STAFF PH OTOB Y JENNIFER RODGERS 7:53 p.m.- 2502 Denny Road.• VVednesda~Dec. 15 Medical Services. :Santa visits Fox Run Shopping Center, Bear, to hear children's wish lists while seated on a Christiana Fire House fire. Christiana, Chesapeake' 7:07a.m.- Bear-Christiana and 9:48a.m.- Interstate 95 southbound . Department fire truck. Seated from leH to right on Santa's lap are Matt Schmidt of New Jersey, Aaron Heck at South College Avenue. Auto City and Middletown fire compa-' ·of Bear, and Rick lofink of Bear.
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