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August27, 1986 Newark. Del. 896 bridge reopens ·by .'Neil Thomas
In most Delaware communitieS, the Th'day start of school in early September means just minor adjustments in community life. Parents ate free of children for a few more hours each day, and motorists by Michael Ricci . . must keep a wary eye out for stopped buses and moving lttds. t . The new and improved South . , , In Newark, however, it means a com College Avenue (Del. 896 ) plete change in l~estyle as year-around railroad bridge, closed since last residents are joined- or, some would November for a $2.45 million · · say, jolted - by the arrival of about overhall, will reopen to traffic on . · 13,000 University of Delaware Thursday. undergraduates. Completion of work on the 50- Each fall, the Delawar!! beaches empty year-old span, which has been of Newarkers as college students and · · almost totally rebuilt, will come families 'whose sunuher~vacations have several days ahead of the ended return in droves,.turning the quiet original reopening date slated for burg into a diverse, stimulating an(i early September. slightly rambunctious city. "I don't see any way at all that And the reason theyl!ome back is quite it couldn't open on schedule," simple - scho9~. , said Steve Bwnting, the project's The teaspn N,,W.~ti10~~war~~ is educa-. state supervisor, as crews began U.. The citt, 'Ia the teat 0, :he vWversity final work on the bridge and its of- Delaware, and df ttJ,s Christina School approaches two .weeks ago. District, the largest and fastest grow.ing The bridge will officially open public school system in the state. Thursday at 10 a.m. in a ~ducation has been an important part of ceremony which Gov. Michael N. life in Newark since the mid-18th century, Castle is expected to attend. when noted colonial scholar the Rev. Dr. . The ceremony will mark the Francis Alison opened the Academy of completion of a nine-and-a-half Newark. The Academy, which moved to month project during which the Newark from nearby New London, Pa., bridge's deck was rebuilt and was the precursor to the University of paved, its walls strengthened Delaware. and its adjacent roadway widen Since the founding fo the Academy, fall ed. has been a .time of renewal for the city. a In addition, traffic lights and time when it taps its seemingly eternal turning lanes have been added "fountain of youths." on the bridge's southern ap This year will be no different as proach, near the Chrysler Corp., motorists brace for and merchants eager for increased vehicle safety, ac ly anticipate the start of school. cording to Bunting. University students will begin pouring The span's reopening will oc into Newark on Tuesday, Sept. 2, just after cur just in time to welcome back the Labor Day holiday. Classes at the the 13,000 students who begin fall University will begin Thursday, Sept. 4. classes at the University of Their arrival will be eased by the com Delaware during the first week pletion of the South College Avenue (Del. of September. The reopening will 896) railr.:oad bridge, the key link between eliminate the need for detours 1-95 and main campus. The bridge has from the University's central been closed for repairs since last winter. campus area to the southern (See related story.) campus and stadium complex. The Christina School District will open,..------. ------. Newark officials also expect its doors to students on Thursday, Sept. 4. that traffic using the bridge will It's annual Christina Stampede race and lessen congestion on nearby walk for staff will be held Tuesday morn Elkton Road (Del. 2), Library ing, Sept. 2 at Newark High School. Christina bus schedules/6b Christina Stampede II set/8a Avenue (Del. 72 ) and West Park Among Newark area private schools, Place, all roads which absorbed Caravel Academy will open Monday, Sept. traffic detouring the bridge in re· 8, as will the Independence School. cent months. St. Mark's High School will open to all 1986-87 school calendar /8a Students get 'welcome'/9a Before the reconstruction · ; students on Friday, Sept. 5, with freshmen started, the Del. 896 bridge and sophomores starting on Thursday, handled nearly 20 ,000 vehicles Sept. 4. I each day.
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N ewarkers ...... 2a •University of Delaware - News ...... 3a Schools set Students begin arriving Tuesday, Parks & Rec fall progran1s Schools ...... 8a Sept. 2. Classes start Thursday, The Newark Department of Parks and Recreation will li;niversity ...... lOa ~first day' Sept. 4. begin accepting registration for its fall programs on •Christiana School District - Tuesday, Sept. 2 for Newark city residents. Those who Community ...... 14a Classes start Thursday, Sept. 4. a:usiness ...... 18a live outside city limits can begin registering on ThlJrs •St. Mark's High School - day, Sept. 4. A complete list of Department offerings Churches ...... 18a Classes start Friday, Sept. 5 for will appear in the city's fall newsletter, which will be E:ntertainment .... 20a all students, with freshmen and received by city residents around the Labor Day Opinion ...... 22a sophomores starting Thursday, weekend. Sept. 4. Sports ...... lb •Caravel Academy - Classes B.us schedules ..... 6b start Monday, Sept. 8. , L:ifestyle ...... ·.... 13b •The Independence School City trash collection s ch~dule Classified ...... 14b Classes start Monday, Sept. 8. Because of the Labor Day holiday on Monday, Sept. 1, Lifestyle ...... 20b the City of Newark has announced a change in its trash collection schedule. Trash will not be collected Mon day. Instead, trash normally collected on Monday will be collected on Tuesday and trash normally collected on Tuesday will be collected on Wednesday. 2a The New Ark Post
·Margo Perkins :As chairman of the Newark Planning Commission, she is often in the eye of the storm 1976, thinks the city should have with a special need for affordable definite plans to deal with growth townhouses for younger families in the future. and retirees. by Michael Ricci Trained as an architect, "We can't keep expanding Perkins also keeps an interest in Whenever Newark's Planning forever," she said. " There's not the design and look of local Commission sits down to discuss a lot of open spaces left around." developments. annexations and rezonings, a lot Instead, Perkins believes, " I like to see more imaginative of city residents sit up and take Newark should prepare for housing," she said, although she notice. changes and growth inside ex doesn't think the Planning Com As chairman of the Commis isting city limits. mission should be given control sion, Margo Perkins is well "Main Street has to find what over developer's plans for new aware that almost every plann its market is," she said. home contruction. ing decision can for one reason In the past, she added, people In recent months, the city has or another upset at least a few lauded Main Street's old fashion seen an increased number of re people. ed flavor as a key consumer at quests for annexations and rezon So, it has become a prime traction. However, Perkins said, ings inside Newark. According to responsibility of the Commission "The old look of Main street is Perkins, this is probably the to try to retain a balance bet not Williamsburg," and result of falling interest rates, ween those who want expansion businesses can not expect to suc which make it more attractive and development in Newark and ceed by luring tourist trade to for developers to consider those who want no part of any the city. building. change. Perkins said she thinks local In general, she said, the city is " One of the nice things about businesses can best help willing to annex property as long Newark is that it is still a small themselves by making stores at as it can still provide basic ser community," said Perkins. tractive and by offering plenty of vices such as water, sewage and However , she said, " in general, convenient parking. police protection. the city is looking for what With regards to providing hous A Newark resident since 1970, everyone else is," namely more ing within city limits, Perkins Perkins said she has always been light industry and office said Newark faces a shortage of interested in planning decisions buildings. adequate homes for lower and that affect the city's growth. Perkins, a Planning Commis middle income families. Before being appointed to the sion member since 1974 'and " We have to have some kind of Planning Commission, Perkins chairman several times since balance in housing," she said, served on the Board of Ad- Margo Perkins relaxes in her Newark home. justments. FREE SPINAL EVALUATION* SALTWATER Do You Have 1. Headaches. Dizziness, Blurred Vi ON SALE WED., AUG. 27 sion . THRU SAT., AUG. 30 2. Neck Pain, Tight Muscles, SPECIALS ' Spasms. 3. Shoulder Pain, Pain Down Arms, Numbness in Hands. 4. Pain Between Shoulders, Difficult Breathing, Abdominal Pains. 5. Lower Back Pain, Hip Pain, Pain Down Legs.
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After serving 13 ye<~rs as Much lo Mllrshall's suq.H'ISe , ··ock star and Uelaware native According lu City Sulll'llor shape. New<~rk 's city mauager, Peter S. Councilman Juhu Such.mec lht:n Geo•·ge Thorogood. Thomas Hughes, Newark will sttll Marshall is finalizing pl<~us to proposed the city go ont: step fur Ma•·shall, who initia1y thought need to reach some formal agree move to a similar position he ther and •·enarne the r~::cently <~c Suchanec was joking, thanked ment with the Babe Ruth Leagut recently <~ccepted in State Col qu•red Doubledlly .Park basebllll oun cll fo• · 1ts show of dpprecia ~~ concernmg use of the field, wh1 ch lege, Pa. fi eld a~ the Peter S. Marshall tion. Counc 1l Monday night voted to But thanks to au unexpected Park Marsh<~ll begms woi·kmg as c1ty rename the Peter S. Mars hall ,4 !.JJ- ~ decision by City Council Monday " I mlly .,ound corny," Suchanec manage• of .State College, home of Park 111 honor of the c1ty 's resign night, Marshall's name will stay s<~id , pref1xmg his request. but Penu State Unive•·sity, on Sept 9 in Newark long afte•· he leaves. Council appa1·ently didn't think so Newark officials began a nation ing manager Council first presented Marshall as it voted unanimously to ap Wid~:: search for a new manager :iP! with a resolution honoring him for prove the name change. two weeks ago, plac 111g adve r (The Doubleday pai·k is located at the intersection of Casho Mill his commitment and service to the The city purchased Doubledll tisement;, 111 several munic·Ipal city since his arrival here in 1973 Park last month for $200.000 from publications. Road and Barksdale Road.) Albert Martin named ~DOES YOUR DOG NEED • • • ~ GROOMING??? Interim city manager Doesn't your dog deserve: - experience tn grooming -.convenient Newark lo ca tion While the city conducts a n<~tion Thb llldl'kS Ma rll11 " secoud 111 - professional training - lovtng care gtven to you r dog wide search for a new mllnager, terim u1a nager appointm·nt lu Newark officials have appointed 1973, he filled the same pos1t10n Finance Director Albert K . Mar followiu g the rt:siguation of lhen tin as interim and acting city man<~ ge r F<;dwa•·d Stiff manager. Martin, a city employee since In case of Martin's absence, CANINE DESIGNS. 1960, will begin serving afte1· cur Dennis G Smith, head of the city's ' I treat your dog like I treat my own . .. rent manager Peter S. Ma•·shall el~::ctri c department, will fill the For a free brochure on what's being offered leaves his post Sept. 9 to take over vacant post. in the past, Smtih a similar position in State Coll ege, served as acting manager when at the YWthis fall, call658-7161 (Wilmington) Pa. M arsh<~ II was a way from the cit or 368-9173 (Newark).
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Carper gears up for fall cantpaign Congressman discusses federal tax reform, spending and environmental issues " The bill should make some However, the Congressman said. " It's a cheap place to the armed forces, he said. steps toward restoring the integri said, the bill fails to encourage dump. The House recently went on by Michael Ricci ty and honor (of the federal in saving and offers no aid to ·'I've tried not to put my head in record as saying it will not fund come tax)" he said. smokestack industries facing in the sand," Carper said, concern nuclear weapons testing through Carper cited an anticipated creasing competition from foreign ing controversies over toxic waste 1987, Carper said, as long as the Gearing up for the grindi.ng decline of up to 1 percent in in companies. storage and ocean incineration pro Soviet Union also abstains from campaign that lead s to terest rates and simplified filing " The incentive is to consume posals. " We have a world of op testing. Although the Con November's congressional elec requirements as key advantages and the disincentive is to save," portunity in the next few years to gressman said he supports a tion, U.S. Rep. Tom Carper says of the new tax bill, which is slated he explained. develop alternatives (for waste strong military, he believes this the federal government has final to go before the House and Senate Concerning environmental pro disposal." testing ban could help reduce ly started making strides in reduc in September. blems, Carper, a long-time sup With regards to defense spen arms race tensions. ing tu burdens, cleaning the en The reforms are expected to porter of projects to clean water ding and well-publicized abuse of Carper, who is seeking his third vironment and gaining control of elimina te a need for about 4 ways, thinks a proposed $9 billion, military funds, Carper said Con· consecutive term as Delaware's runaway defense spending. million low-income Americans to five-year extension of the Super gress is working on reforms to Congressional representative, Carper, a Democrat, will face fil e federal income tax forms, fund waste cleanup program is eliminate misuse and misalloca· said he is only just bAgirming to Republican challenger Tom while enabling another 10 million necessary to restore the country's tions. Among other moves, Con mobilize his reelection campaign. Neuberger for Delaware's sole people to file short instead of long confidence in the E nvironmental gress has put a hold on defense Summing up his reelection Congressional seat this fa ll. forms. Protection Agency. spending for 1987, freezing it at strategy, he said, " I've learned to In an interview Monday, the in The tax bill ensures that large cor The Congressman said he current levels. develop a simple grass roots cam , e cumbent Carper called the new porations and wealthy individuals strongly opposes dumping of raw Reform is also needed within paign. Wherever one or two are federal tax reform bill endorsed will pay at least a 20 percent sewage into the Atlantic Ocean. the power structure of the armed gathered there am I." d by President Reagan a move in minimum tax rate, according to " There are some cities in New forces, Carper believes. " We're A Wilmington resident, the 39· .;: t the right direction, but not Carper, and it also eliminates York and New Jersey that like to trying to reduce that level of in yea r-old Carper is a former state ·! p perfect. numerous tax shelters. dump sewage in the ocean," he terservice competition," within treasurer. I Thomas Carper
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10 AM t o 9:.30 I' I Mundm - Sa turdm MILBURN ORCHARDS II A 1 1< ," 11 1'.\ 1 Suutla.' APPLETON RD. ELKTON, 1301) 398-1341 MARYLAND ·• Auguat 27 1986 The New Ark Post NEWS Pushntobile Derby officials stage : ; ~ dentonstration . :Insurance woes threaten annual race off for this year," Nickle said. In case the derby falls to attract a by Michael Ricci sponsor this year, officials are looking to find another site on which they can build a new •; More than 20 people gathered pushmobile track . :Saturday morning at the Milford The current track, which is ... Crossroads track, where the located on Papermill Road, was , , Pushmmobile Derby was schedul built In 1954 on land donated by S. ' ed to run its 40th annual race. Hallack duPont. , But instead of racing, Satur Although the odds of an accident day's crowd turned out to protest occurring during the derby are -:: the derby's postponement - and probably "a billion to one," Nickle .; possible cancellation - due to the said, officials were forced to seek lack of a requh·ed $10 million in- Insurance after New Castle Coun surance policy. ty became self-Insured this year. Derby officials were recently The derby, which annually at O:·forced to put the race on hold after tracts about 120 competitors, has : failing to attract a sponsor willing been sponsored by the Delaware ; to donate an estimated $140,000 Association of Pollee since 1947. .:: needed for insurance coverage. The Pushmobile Derby gets Its · ,:Officials are now hoping to avoid name from the gravity-powered :. the fee by finding a corporate: cars kids use while racing down a ;.. sponsor who will place the race 1,000-foot track at speeds as high ~: under its own coverage. as 30 miles per hour. :: The derby has set a deadline of Still, derby officials stress the ~: Oct. 1 for finding a sponsor. If one Importance of safety and have :: Is located by then, the race will never faced a major racing ace!· : run on Oct. 18 or oct. 25, according dent. :;: to ,Joann Nickle, a derby commit· " After 40 years, It's a shame," :: tee member. Nickle said. ;.. "If we don't ha ve anything by Race officials are hoping to hear Newark's Granite Mansion, located nezt to First Presbyterian Church on West Main Street, 11 the :: Oct. 1, than it's no, it's definitely from potential sponsors this week. object of efforts to ralle money for restoration. A Granite Mansion Fund haa been eatabllahed to :: try to save the building from demolition. For information, write: P.O. Boz 271, Newark, Del. :: 19715. ::,4 ..=='• ------:~ NEWS FILE ..=·:· ------~; Meeting ~l Interagency CoWlcil PEOPLE ALL OVER =· •' :: The Newark Interagency Co un- :: cil, formerly the Newark parish •: Council, will meet at 8 a.m. DELAWARE HAVE SWITCHED ~: Wednesday, Sept. 10 in the second =~ floor conference room of the :: Newark Municipal Building, 220 ;: El~~~~a~~ - Green of Emmaus TO WILMINGTON TRUST :: Hou!le and City of Newark Human : ~. Services Director David Fit- zgerald will discuss their pro •: -grams. ::: The meeting is open to the BECAUSE THEY ;:;public. •'· [~: Accreditation .. ------DESERVE ACCUR ~~ Cecil blood bank ::; Union Hospital of Cecil County's :-;- Blood Bank has been granted ::· renewal of accreditation by the ;. American Association of Blood ::: Banks, according to Dr. Juan C. :: · Go n z a I e z · V it a I e , h o spit a I :: pathologist. -: Accredi:ation follows an inten ;. sive on-site inspection by specially trained representatives of the Association and establishes that the level of medi cal, technical and •• administrative perfor·ma nce within the facility meets or ex ceeds the rigorous standards set by the AABB . By successfully meeting those requirements, the Union Hospital Blood Bank can join more than 2,200, similar facilities acr·oss the United States and abroad that have earned the Accr·editation r·ating and recognition.
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NEWS ALE Possulll Park rezoning. hearing set
~Neuberger Developer Frank Acierno hopes to construct shopping center on site
~ Backs drug tests Newark area residents are ex Expected to attend the hearing shopping center, as proposed by Angels School would have a pected to turn out In force next are representatives of Citizen Ad Acierno, would have serious detrimental impact on the ability week for a public hearing on the vocacy Possum Park Area (CAP negative impacts for local of students to learn. : Repub'lican Congressional can proposed rezoning of 66 acres on PA), the newly-formed Old paper residents. Not the least of those The site owned by Acierno, :didate Tom Neuberger last week Possum Park Road for develop Mill Road Civic Association and negative impacts would be in formerly the Stopyra tract, was ·said he supports drug testing in ment as a shopping center. St. John's-Holy Angels Parish. creased traffic on both Possum once before considered fo r rezon ;the workplace. --- · The hearing has been scheduled CAPPA is an umbrella Park Road - site of schools, chur ing for a shopping center. A center ; " I personally support testing of for 7:10p.m . Tuesday, Sept. 2 in organization formed by residents ches and day care centers - !lnd to be known as the Newark Mall ·those responsible for the safety of the City/County Buijding, 800 of northeastern Newark to seek already hea vi l y traveled was to be built there in the mid- :others, such as airline pilots and French St., Wilmington, by the sensible development of the large Kirkwood Highway. : role models, such as elected of 1970s but failed after a long and New Castle County Planning Com tracts of open land between Paper The Ref. Richard Reissmann of bitter fight by area residents. :ucials. I applaud President mission. Mill Road, Possum Park Road St. John's-Holy Angels said in July :Reagan and Vice President Bush A hearing scheduled in July was and Kirkwood Highway. that the proposed location of the Acierno ownes 176 acres on the :and 78 senior White House staff postponed at the request of the David Onn of CAPPA said in Ju shopping center entrance directly site but has sought to rezone just :members for taking drug tests to land owner, Frank Acierno. ly that construction of a large across from the church's Holy 66. :try and set an example for all :private and public _s ector Charles B. Fitzpatrick • employees.'' Neuberger sa1d. Married and the father of one ; Neuberger cited a recent poll in child, Fitzpatrick is well known :Newsweek which indicated that throughout the corridors of Water ' more than 50 percent of Superior Court. For the last 11 ' Americans support drug-testing in years, he has been an employee of :.a wide variety of professions. the Prothonotary's Office (clerk c ' vat1on. Area's Finest Selection of 18th Century, ; Another poll by Decision/Mak of Superior Court) working in ' ing/Information showed that 85 almost every facet of opera tons. Traditional and Country Stylings. : percent of Americans favor drug- testing for the police force and 72 is urged· STOREWIDE ' percent support testing of high Gas prices school teachers and government workers. "The push for role models in Dip 10 cents by city Labor Day Weekend Sale business, military, government, Newark officials are urging athletics, and entertainment to residents to stem the flow of ex test for drugs is rapidly growing. Gasoline prices in Delaware nave decreased nearly 10 cents cessive water use in coming The President is serious about weeks. NOW IN PROGRESS- stopping i._UegarQrugs and getting since the Fourth of July, ac cording to the fuel gauge survey Although the city has not them ouT of America. I urge all enacted any water restrictions yet Delawareans to support these ef conducted by the Delaware Motor Club for the Labor Day Weekend. this year, officials are conc·erned forts to remove drugs from the that shortages could result when workplace and from our society," Save up to 50% University of Delaware students Neuberger said. The average price for a gallon of gas in the First State is now 84 .7 return to Newark, creating cents, which is 36 cents less than unusually high demand on water motorists paid for gasoline on supplies. Open Labor Day 10-5 Fitzpatrick Labor Day last year. " Now is the time to start cutting Full service stations in back and reducing your water Prothonotary candidate Delaware averaged 94.2 cents for usage," said Joe Dombrowski, regular grade and 97 .4 cents for head of the city's water depart unleaded gas. At self-service ment. Charles B. Fitzpatrick is the Besides reducing use inside Democratic candidate for the of pumps, the average per gallon 'j homes, Dombrowski urged fice of prothonotary of New Castle price was 72.7 cents for regular grade and 74 .5 cents for unleaded. residents to avoid watering lawns County. and cars. ' Fitzpatrick 37, is a native Unleaded premium averaged $1.01 per gallon at pumps in the For those who need to use water •(JDIJJ~'i.6:0o';ilf.•;:_;,~ ~J:tf.~',":'i:::s ~R~i~:i:v:il!/1 SET UP ' Delawarean. His education in outdoors, Dombrowski said, the •WSFS. /II C. VISA orJODLBAUER'S REVOLVING CHARGE •D•tll• SerrlceAr~l/dle cludes graduation from Wilm First State and Diesel fuel prices averaged 92.1 cents. best time to do so is on weekends, ington High School in 1968, an when local industries consume associates's degree in criminal The Delaware survey also less water than normal. justice from Delaware Technical Water conservation will become and Community College in 1972 revealed that motorists can ex ; 1 I \ I l ~ ,; :) pect to pay four cents more per especially necessary during the and a bachelor's of science degree first week of September, when in criminal justice from Eastern gallon when they use a credit card ...... ~ '. [I I ~ to pay for gasoline purchases. University dormitories reopen for Kentucky University in 1974. the fall.
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Homeowner's Horticulture Photography SAVE ON NAILS this low price. • bo• Decoy Carving Interior Design REGISTER NOW THROUGH SEPTEMBER 15 Evening Registration September 2, 3, 4 • 6-9 p.m. Call David Luke or Mrs. Kellerman 834-0990 We are now located on Del. Route 898 just south of Route 40 The NewArk Post 7a NEWS FREE Reapportionntent Knox introduces legislation to reform system State Sen. Andrew G. Knox, R vinced that Delaware should pro rymandering decisions in its im Centrevllle, says the recent U.S. ceed with the concept of SB 543 to plication for future litigation," Supreme Court ruling in the Davis put standards and guidelines to Knox said. vs. Bandemer political ger de-politicize the process in place Generally, said Knox, two SUNGLASSES rymandering case makes It even before the 1990 census and reap elements will be required to prove more Imperative that Delaware portionment cycle. political gerrymandering in a HOT SUMMER SPECIAL adopt legislation reforming its "The most important develop reapportionment plan: reapportionment process in the ment is the Supreme Court's deci • Political intent in designing the coming session. sion in Davis vs. Bandemer. The plan. and ·vision Associates' Knox is the sponsor of Senate Court ruled for the first time that •Actual political discriminatory Bill 543, the Delaware Reappor political gerrymandering Is effect in the results (or projected HOT SUMMER tionment Reform Act, along with justiciable (eligible for litigation results) of more than one election a bipartisan group of legislators and correction by the action of a held under the plan. SPECIAL has been so from both the House and Senate. court)." "Political intent is a 'given' SB 543 was drafted by Common This means that the courts will when a legislative body acts on successful we are ex Cause of Delaware to establish an review claims that s tate reapportionment. The second ele independent commission to draw legislative reapportionment plans ment will be harder to prove, and tending the offer to legislative districts and to provide are unconstitutional because of will be a complex, time include ALL 6 the commission with carefully political gerrymandering that consuming and costly process re selected and easy-to-use stan constitutes an equal protection quiring massive amounts of data OFFICES dards for guidance. violation, Knox said. and analysis," Knox said. " We Donald Dietz, state issues coor- Challenges would be required to should take action in Delaware to , dinator for Common Cause of show that the plan degrades the help us stay out of this quagmire." Visit any one of our offices in Delaware, says that organization influence of a voter, a political "We have already taken one is promoting the bill because it party, or other political group on step to improve our redistricting Aberdeen, Abingdon, Bel Air , gives more fair and effective the political process as a whole by process in 1990 over past Edgewood, Elkton or Hav re de representation to Delaware preventing it from improving its decades," Knox said, explaining Grace and rece ive a FREE PAIR citizens. standing in any of the next few that Delaware is one of 35 states of SUNGLASSES, made in you r Knox, who recently attended a elections, by consigning it to participating in the Block Boun series of briefings on reapportion minority status throughout the dary Suggestion Project in distance prescription, when you .L: : :: :-::::: ::::::::::: ,:, ~~ ment sponsored by the National plan's lifetime, or providing it no cooperation with the U.S. Bureau purchase any complete pair of "'..·" :".. .,., ·. " ,.'.'"·"'""" Conference of State Legislatures, hope of doing any better in the of the Census. glasses or contact lenses. · said, " We gained a broader next redistricting. "The criteria and guidelines perspective on the reapportion "This is a landmark decision contained in Senate Bill 543 are : :. . . . ~ : ment problem from the significant that has the potential to affect all designed to improve the next step rulings of the federal courts in re the states and that rivals the 'one in the process, actually designing cent cases. I am even more con- person-one vote' and racial ger- the plan based on the census in formation," Knox said. 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TOYS " R" US VISA · MASTER CARD Look ,or delarls rn spet: 11111y 10 Geoffrey Dr./Churchmans Rd. & Rt. 7 (Across from Christiana Mall) m arked boxes of Po sl AMERICAN EXPRESS Ch1ldn!n s cemala MONDAY • SATURDAY 10:00 AM - 9:30 PM; SUNDAY 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM 8a The NewArk Post ~ucu.st 21. 1918 SCHOOLS Stainpede II set Tuesday Christina staff to run, walk through Newark The Christina Stampede II, a ticipants are being asked' to for Public Instruction Dr. William health-oriented event to kick off donate canned goods to Val Nar Keene, a Newarker. the Christina School District's do's Needy Family Fund, ac Following the •·un and walk, academic year, will be held at 8 cording to school district which are being sponsored by a .m. Tuesday, Sept. 2 at Newark spokesman Dr. Philip A. Toman. Blue Cross/Blue Shield of HighSchool. "It's a t-shlrt exchange," Delaware and Wilmington Trust The Stampede was initiated in Toman said. "Bring in a can OJ' Co., participants will hear a talk 1985 by Christina Superintendent cans for the Needy Family Fund by nationally-known Newark Dr. Michael W. Walls to promote and that's how you get your t walker Rob Sweetgall. health and esprit de corps among shirt." Sweetgall has twice walked the school system's staff The Needy Family Fund, across the United States and after members. organized by Newarker Val Nar talking will show a film of his se This year's event will begin at 8 do, stockpiles food for use by those cond 10,000 mile trek. The film will a.m. with a voluntary five who are in need. It provides large be shown in the Newark High kilometer run and a two-mile Christmas meals to area families. School auditorium. walk. The first 1,000 individuals Among those who are expected There will also be a breakfast who turn out to participate will to participate in the run or walk featuring healthy foods. receive t-shirts. are U.S. Congressman Tom Christina Stampede II will con In exchange for the t-shirts, par- Carper and State Superintendent clude at 10:45 a.m. Christina 1986-87 calendar The Christina School District sive Learning Center, Autistic • Feb. 13 - No classes for will open its doors to students on program. students, in -service day for staff. Thursday, Sept. 4 following two in • Oct. 10 - No classes for • Feb. 16 - Schools closed for service days for staff members. students, in-service day for staff. Presidents Day holiday. Other key dates in the Christina • Nov. 4 - Schools closed for • Feb. 23-25 - Early dismissal school year are as follows: Election Day. conference days, middle schools. • Sept. 23 - Open house at high • Nov . 27-28 - Schools closed • April 13-14 - Early dismiss! schools, Sterck School and Option for Thanksgiving holiday. conference days, elementary program. • Dec. 3-5 - Early dismissal schools. • Sept. 30 - Open house at in conference days, middle schools. • April 17-24 - Schools closed termediate schools, Medill Inten • Dec. 24-Jan. 2- Schools clos for spring holiday. sive Learning Center. ed for winter holiday. • May 25 - Schools closed for • Oct. 2 - Open house at middle • Jan. 15 - Schools closed for Memorial Day. schools, Douglass School. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. • June 12 - Last day for • Oct. 7 - Open house at • Feb. 3- Early dismissal con students. primary schools, Maclary Inten- ference day, elementary schools. 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MA~RIAGE- INOIVIDUAL FAMILY ;·Christina teachers telephone greetings to new kids 101 E. l'rhin St. 130 West rtlgh St. fhird Floor S~it~ lOS Elkton, MD 21921 of the similar traumas experienc we're looking at - whEm junior ·be gone," Toman said. ~.w.,k , oc 19?11 ed by students moving on to new by Neil Thomas and sis leave that controlled at "It's the same (school) system, 13021 :tlf·l·~· 13011 391-4132 school buildings, according to mosphere (of elementary school). the same kind of people," he said. Christina spokesman Dr. Philip A. " The transition from primary to "We just want them to know that Hoping to reach out and touch Toman. intermediate is the first big step caring is going on . It really is at their students as they prepare for " When the students go to for the kids." tempting to show continuity.'' the start of the 1985-86 school year, elementary school (kindergarten To make the step easier, Toman said that Christina is the Christina School District staff through grade three), everything teachers will be greeting students state's largest and fastest growing members in grades 4-12 will be is kind of personal," Toman said. to " get them to feel that the same district but cannot allow that to making " Welcome to Our School" Because there is no changing of personal touch they had in " interfere with the pers'onal telephone calls. classes, the teachers get to know elementary school is not going to touch." The calls will be placed to the children quite well. students who are entering new As students move into in schools, for instance elementary termediate school (grade four students who are moving into in through grade six), they must termediate schools and in learn to change classes as depart termediate students who are mov mentalization begins in prepara Scuba Instruction ing into middle schools. tion for middle school and high • While the public is well aware of school. the trauma of kindergartners who " Kindergarten. We are so used are enter·ing school for the first to that being a problem, getting ime, many people are not aware ready · for the first day," said Toman. " The next worrv is what NAUI Certified Scuba Instruction $ tate approves CLASSES START SEPT. 5 & OCT. 2 ~ 998-6357 DISCOUNT LIQUORS .:school plans FIRST STATE SPORTS, INC. 731-5991 Peddler•s Village, Chri!itiana, DE ~our Seasons to be site MICHELOB BEER PIEL$ BEER c•n• MICHELOB LIGHT c•••lw•rm , The Christina School District's be used to fund the district's share •· proposal to build a new elemen ..... 9 5 of the construction costs. The c•ne, c ..e/werm $625 t, tary school at Four Seasons off ~"'~" " $1 0 state will provide 60 percent of the DeL 896 was given initial approval money and Christina must pro last Thursday by the State Board vide 40 percent. POPOV - of Education. Toman said the new Four SEAGRAMS District officials say the $4.97 Seasons elementary school will ·329 VODKA EXTRA . •million school is needed to house probably not be completed for II DRY Chr-istina's g rowing stude'nt another 2'1:! -to-3 years. ·... ,/1~-- .,:C"~ 1.7& lher . population. 1 DAY ONLY! reguler price GIN He said Christina will be able to \ •1 , 1.75 lher . rhe . district is Delaware's cope with incr·eased enrollment fastest growing, according to until that time by renovating and Saturda1, $999 .... ' spokesman Dr. Philip A. Toman, reopening Palmer and making op BARTLES & JAYNES $1089 and most of the new students are - ~ C\\\f\\ off "' ~ timum use of available space. August 30th co.i;ning from its southern reaches Palmer is one of three schools near which the proposed building which were mothballed by ~~~,.s~f.'ts ~~ ~would be located. Christina during huge drops in We Will MEET Or BEAT Any Also last week, the state board student populations in the early - ~,,___{~ approved a second proposed pro Price Currently Advertised 1980s. ) ject in the 1 Christina School District, this one a $2 million Christina earlier reopened renovation to the mothballed John Gallaher Elementary School and All Baskets Compare Our EVERY DAY LOW CASH PRICES to the ..Palmer Elementary School in this fall will reopen West Park so-called Warehouse Prices Wilmington. Elementary School. Both are i!l Subiectlo the lew a of the stale of Delaware Newark. OFF : Both Christina proposals are 50°/o ' No While Supplies Last contingent on passage of a tax in our already low price I Li~it- The Oct. 7 election will also ask \• !-. crease of 1.1 cents per $100 of Christina voters to decide ori a Rt.40 assessed property value in voting vroposed 8.8 cents tax increase to North Ea.t. MD 287-~150 slated Oct. 7. That money would fund curriculum and salary needs. !Estuarine ecology Ii "Money saving extras. Plus a friendly !studied r· Fifteen gifted students from e throughout the state - two from group of people. ThatS our Big Pl~§;:yM~ ~ Newark schools - participated ~ recently in the second annual pro- 1' gram on '!stuarine ecology spon- sored by the Delaware Nature Education Society and the Depart ment of Public Instruction. From Delawares Bank. The progam is supported and hosted by the Cape Henlopen School Distl'ict. For people like the Manas, a Big Plus Local students who attended Account means more than simply the were Chris Corbin of Kirk Middle school and Danny Walzl of Gaugher friendly people they've come to expect Middle School. from Delaware's Bank. Student activities included plan _tkton ·collections, fish and squid It means a free safe deposit box, no-fee .. dissections, fossil study, marbling checking with free personalized checks, no with seaweeds and scrimshaw. fee travelers checks and a free CashStream Special field trips were taken to the University of Delaware's card. All by simply meeting a minimum wave lank and the " Del Bay," and balance requirement in either a savings oil clean-up vessel. A highlight of or money market account. the week was an all day salt marsh study and canoe trip on It can also mean a no-fee Visa card and a Rehoboth Bay. preferred rate on personal loans to qualified Other field trip activities were the " walking dune," nature trials, customers. The Big Plus Account even seining, sieving and beachcomb offers you peace of mind through overdraft ing. protection. The program was coordinated and taught by Harriett Donofrio To learn more about opening a Big Plus and Rob Schroeder, science in Account, visit your nearest Bank of structors at Cape Henlopen High Delaware office or fill in and mail us the School. Karolyn Mueller, a doc toral candidc.te in marine biology COUJX:>n below. at the Unviersity of Delaware, and Why not join the Marras in getting more Karen Travers and Mike Riska of the ONES provided additional in money savin~ extras'from some of structional expertise and en Delaware's friendliest people. Get a Big thusiasm for the estuar·ine world. Plus Account from D\ laware's Bank. SCHOOL FILE l F;-a £;e~Big Ph.s- -'I- - H:r;k ,;r[;ei::a;;:- I 1 brochure, .fill in this coupon ~~~~~ ~ a~~~~~~e~~~ ~~ 1 I and send 1t to: Wilrnm)o(111n . 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Webster, also of ported goods, while U.S. business others view rigorous international ticular products or services - and Business with the People's nel, both American and foreign, to Business & Policy Associates Inc. enterprises have been unable to business training, such as foreign how to enter, successfully operate Republic of China." This seminar increase personal effectiveness in is a '30-year veteran chemicai ':- crack the exporymarket to a com firms provide for their personnel and flourish in these markets. will examine ways to penetrate both international sales/market engineer who pioneered the parable degree.· coming to this country, as essen The first of these seminars, en the developing Chinese market, ing and overseas management. business relationship between E.I. For the first time, all segments tial to address the trade problem. titled "Sell It in Any Country: which embraces one quarter of Without such training, both the du Pont de Nemours & Co. Inc. , • of the American economy are af In order to address these con Practical Strategies for Finding the world's population but re employer's financial investment and the People's Republic of ~ected :- consumer goods, basic cerns, the University of Delaware and Developing Export Markets,'' quires specialized knowledge to and the employee's career China. Industrial products and even has designed three intensive inter will provice an intensive and prac access. Also offered twice in development are unnecessarily at Dr. Arlene Patricia Scanlon a agriculture. national business seminars to tical, nuts-and-bolts orientation to Wilmington, the seminar is set risk. This seminar is offered social anthropologist and cro~s The media are filled with stories assist managers of large and international business. It will be Oct. 29-31 and Nov. 19-21. twice, Nov. 5-7 and Dec. 10-12, at cult~ral training consultant, is ex - on how the United States can small businesses, government offered twice, Oct.· 6-8 and Nov . 10- The third seminar in this series, the University of Delaware's ecutive director of lternational reduce its trade deficit. While personnel and the academic com- 12, in Wilmington. "How to Succeed Overseas," will Newark campus. Development Education Seminar faculty have a wide Associates. A member of the range of experience in interna University of Delaware faculty FAIRWINDS LIQUORS tional business. Carla Sydney since 1978, she specializes in Latin 633 Pulaski Hwy., Bear, DE • 328-8866 stone is president of Business & American, European and U.S. Emil Ganso prints at Policy Associates Inc ., an interna- minority cultures. University Gallery 89 •Red-White-Blue ...... •4 .... CRUISE NIGHT •Pabst ...... •1•~ .... The University Gallery at the at the University of Iowa. He was 25 University of Delaware will open to be made full professor there in •Genesee Cream Ale ....•7 .... 89 Sat., its fall schedule with an exhibition 1941 but died of a heart attack at !Schlitz & Schaefer .....•& .... examining the work of printmaker the age of 46 . · la llaboveare 12oz. cans! and teacher Emil Ganso, who liv This exhibition of etchings, August ed from 1895-1941. " Emil Ganso: aquatints, lithographs, wood The Processes of P~intmaking" is engravings and woodcuts on free public display through represents Ganso's broad range of 30 Sept.21. •Andre Champagne interests and is complemented by 750 ML Drawn from the University a display of printmaking tools and Gallery's collection of works on materials on loan from the •Strohs & Stroh Light paper, the assembled prints il University's Ralph Mayer Center 30 pack lustrate the multitude of techni for Artists' Techniques. ::::======~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ques and printmaking processes Designed to provide the visitor used by the artist throughout his to the gallery with an introduction career. to the techniques and vocabulary Born in Halberstadt, Germany, of printmaking, " Emil Ganso: . and indentured to a baker and The Processes of Printmaking" is CHRISTINA See pastry maker as a young man, the first in a series of exhibitions Emil Ganso immigrated to the planned to highlight the Universi United States in 1912. By 1913 he ty Gallery's collection of art and SCHOOL DISTRICT STREET RODS' CUSTOM CARS had settled in New York City artifacts. where his vocation shifted from The Univeristy Gallery, which AND the kitchen to the printmaker's is located on the second floor of ADULT CON-TINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS studio. In 1924 he began what was Old College on the University's to be a life-long association with Newark campus, is open from 10 the Weyhe Gallery and its owner, a.m. - 5 p.m., Mondays througl Edward Weyhe. Fridays, and from noon - 5 p.m. OVER 60 COURSES Under Weyhe's patronage, Gan Sundays. 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L. Kitto on two research projects Valerie Allen of Newark, Tomtka Morehart, who played an active - one using tissue culture techni Cummings of Wilmington, Wendy role in putting together the pro- ques to develop synthetic carrot Green of Wilmington, Sonya gram. "These students have had seeds, the other using tissue Rosser of Newark and Kiwanna an excellent opportunity to ex- culture to mass produce native Rutherford of Wilmington. perience plant science research Delaware plants for potential sale A sixth student, Sherri Norris of and to focus on the kinds of skills as houseplants. Newark, worked and conducted needed for a career in this field ." Norris also conducted an experi- ment of her own, testing three water-soluble polymers for their suitability as plant embryo coatings ln making synthetic seed. She plans to study genetics, ea,rn WOMEN 35 AND OLDER ing at least a master's degree In order to pursue a career in genetic This May Concern You! research. Her USDA appren ticeship grant made it possible to get practical laboratory ex perience in one aspect of high-tech Osteoporosis, A Woman's Issue ... biology. Women have approximately 30% less bone mass Allen will be a senior at Glasgow than men to begin with, and at menopause, women High School this fall and Is in Jose bone twice as fast as men do. During the first 5-6 terested in biology. During her ap prenticeship she assisted Mike years after menopause, women lose bone mass up to Spencer, one of Kitto's graduate six times as rapidly as men. This may result in the students. He is testing plant em bones becoming too thin and weak to withstand the bryos derived sexually from car physical stresses of everyday living. rot callus for hormone levels which will improve the embryos' ability to survive in a synthetic seed system. Rutherford will be a junior next weeks this summer in the univer spent her summer assisting year at the Howard Career •Assessment and DELAWARE Allen's job was to examine the sity's tissue culture lab, where she master's degree candidate Scott tiny carrot embryos as they Center. She learned of the College Counseling assisted master's degree can Kline and undergraduate Karne of Agricultural Science's summer • Dual Photon Technique NUCLEAR matured in their nutritive solution didate Wayne MacKay, another Schilke, both students of soil apprenticeship program after at inside laboratory flasks, hand advisee of Kitto, on his graduate scientist Dr. Tom Sims. used for diagnosis. selecting those which had reached tending a biology symposium at research project. Working in the college's soil fer the university last March. Under MEDICINE the proper stage for testing. She She conducted rooting and shoot tility and soil testing laboratories, also prepared culture media for the supervision of plant proliferation experiments for him she analyzed soils for their pH physiologist Dr. Carol Janerette, the experiments and helped and · made callus transfers to at level and nutrient content, using Spencer with some library sear she learned how to work with CALL: (302) 368-3000 tempt to produce embryos (tiny such sophisticated equipment as fungi using sterile techniques and ches related to the project. plantlets) of French tarragon - an atomic absorption spec After graduating from high conducted experiments on the For Information and Appointments an herb that is sterile, so cannot trophotometer. She plans to enter growth rates of different fung i. school, she plans to apply to the be grown from seed. 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In an agreement signed this The Iron Hill Museum on Old The Delaware Nature Educa Volunteering at the Ashland summer with the University of The Newark Coin Club will meet The Delaware Lung Association Baltimore Pike has announced tion Society is seeking volunteers Nature Center provides op Delaware and Delaware at 7:30p.m. Monday, Sept. 8 in the will sponsor a six-week Freedom new hours. It will now be open 9 to teach school programs at the portunities to learn many facets Technical and Community Col- cafeteria on Maclary Elementary from Smoking clinic Sept. 8- Oct. a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Ashland Nature Center. about the environment while con . lege, the YWCA of New Castle School in Chapel Hill. 13 at the Newark Emergency Thursday and 1-4 p.m . Sunday . Training workshops for tributing to children's understan County assumed responsibility for There will be a slide presenta Center, 328 E . 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In the Nature Center is located off work-related resources to women 322-2822. that decision. works a t the hill and the Hevolu afternoon, participants will be in Brackenville Road near • both in and out of the job market. Preregistration is required. Call tiona•·y War battle fought at troduced to a few of the 34 dif- Hockessin. · These resources will include 655-7258. Coach's Bridge. · career and aptitude testing, printed in forma ion on job descrip ALL SUPER FRESH FOOD MARKETS OPEN LABOR DAY s~~~ . · · 1- See store for Hours tions and requirements, career counseling and referral services, PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., AUG . 24 THRU SAT., AUG. 30 , 1986. networking and support groups, 0 and material on practical skills development. 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PEPSI-COLA KinssloArcfciiarcoal She was also a member of the OROtEl SLICE Women's Center Board when the PMTEPSIOE LIGWREHT GREO 890 - 2 69 Center was under the direction of ~~E~H PEPSI 2b ~~ r _ II 1ga1~ the Unive•·sity and College. ftlptR'''FB"'•H W•mo"""',.o!S750o•mo•e ft'PIR'''FB"'•H Wmo""""•D'S750o•mo•e P• <•• The Women's Center is located •v •t• ns. enect •ve Sun Aug 24tnru S11 "A'""'ug ~AVt! •v •t• n5.11 llltttclt~e Sun Au9 2J tnru Sat Aug on the 5th floor of the Carvel -----~-ITIIiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lOL•m•tonepershcloo•ng ramlly 30C~""~ JOLmotooeoer'ihopp;flQI!IfT!Iy Building in downtown Wilm I S.F.670 '~·- ~6\)1( 1 S.F.671 1~ . ington. For more complete in A tSONUSIU¥ formation on services, call 658- !~ w;;,;;,z SAVE 7161. I 0' REAL 40° .; HELLMANNS . a'Girls Club MAYONNAISE ~ ------~ A ft e r school care ~ Th Ne wark G1rls Club after 01 school child care program will 1A9 300-ct. pkg. 32-oz. jar : begin Thursday, Sept. 4 at the ,. Newark Center for Creative Lear- 0 BONUS BUY SAVE 18' AN Y flAVOR ·box BONUS BUY SAVE 45' ~· ~:~~k: lr:~il~~t~:·;ka~~~:O~ 3 $ ...,9..., White Rock Drinks 14·0Z $2 ....9 .... • tary School. 2 pkgs 1 'o' Alpo Dog Food 5 cans '0' Registration is open to boys and PRETZE LS HONEYRO AS EDPEA NUTS RUSSET VAltE\ ORHAI'IA •~NCH ~ 0 BONUS BUY SAVE 11 < girls in kindergarten through 5 grade six. The program includes Eagle Snacks o z ' ~~~ ~9¢ :o:.. Hormel Chili-No Beans · ~~~z 1 .24 .-;::.. free play and structured ac BONUS BUY SAVE 38• ... A&P BRAN0 $ BONUS BUY SAVE 20 ' .AN Y FLAVOR 0 tivities, including crafts, drama, Paper Towels 2 ~ i.~~· 1 ....o .... Hi-C Fruit Drinks s~. •~ , 1.19 .";0·:.. cooking 1,1nd games. Snack is in- ...0 ..... ,, ELBOW MACARONI . MED. SHELLS. Rill{ TONI $ cluded. / ~ 1 A&P BRAND .. ,91NCH b. Enrollment is limited Call 368- ' San Giorgio Pasta ~ p',;9 1 ·.... o. 2174 or 656-1697 for an ;/'pplication BONUS BUY SAVE 33' 'o' or details. 3 ....o, PAPER Smucker's Grape Jelly ~~~ z 1 .36 'o' BONUS BU Y SAVE 13• . 12·0Z. PKG PLATES General Mills Total Cereal1. 76 ....o .... 'O' BON~~ IU¥ ...... 0, BONUS BUY SAVE 10' LB 100°o PURE R 0 ~~D ...,O, VLASIC 100-c:. 3 1 79 Lions ~: 990pkg. Fresh Ground Round ormore '"1 . • 0... RELISH BONU S BUY SAVE 20' .PEPPERIDGE FARM 0 BURKS OF PHILADELPH1A Paper collection Raisin Bread ·~~r 1 .49 : 0:.. Meat Franks ,. A&P BRAND B· LB BAG SPECIAL·FED '= Newark area Lions Clubs will Instant Light Charcoal 2.79 Fresh Veal Breast lb 99¢ I" hold monthly paper collections on Saturday, Aug. 30. BONUS BUY SAV E 5' ... 16·0Z CAN 0 BOHUSBU VS AVE1100lB SPEC1Al fE OBL AOECUT The Pike Creek Valley Lions Van Camp's Pork & Beans 40 ¢ :o:. Shoulder Veal Chops lb 1 . 99 :~:. Club will accept paper from 9 a .m . BACON OR VEGETABLE HNS C'<:~EN Nl8AStiE1 SOC>~SLES 0 BONUS BUY SAVE 70' ALL MEAT 0 to 3 p.m. at the Pike Creek Shopp Nabisco Snack Crackers :z ' "p~g 1 . 4 7 -:0:. ing Center at Limestone and · BONUSBUYSAV E 1 ~ NA81SCOVAN1LLASANDW~riCOOK1 E SOR 0 DAIRY SAVINGS Oscar Mayer Wieners ~~ ~ . 1 . 49 : 0:: .• Linden Hill roads. "' The Glasgow Lions Club will ac Giggles Chocolate Sandwich 'gi.~~ 1 . 6 7 -;0:. " cept paper from 9 a .m. to noon in BONUS BUY SAVE 12' .AN Y VAR1ETY 0 CHILLED .. .A&P BRAND SERVICE DELl SAVINGS .: the rear parking lot of the Great Crisp Crackers ~~ ~k~ 1 . 4 7 :o:.. Delaware Trust Co.'s Glasgow tat: :: branch. The bank is located in FRUIT ~ Peoples Plaza shopping center on "" Del. 896 just south of U.S. 40. REWisiGIE DRINKs -;9: LONaicyRE ~- ·~~ii~~R ~OTATO CHIP~,, 99¢ ~~· CHICKEN RO~~ DRUMSTICKS 1 1 YWCA IONU~1 0' BONUS BU Y SAVE 30' QUARTERS 0 ""0' 096 , _oz. Imperial Margarine 59¢:o:. '1 3 9 halt sGX~) • 12 ~ ~ ~ ~"~;~m bag BONUS BUY SAVE 10' QUARTE RS ...,0..., pound Open house Sept. 7 \Stf1 1 • BoNus Buv s Av E 7' s.oz c uPs Sommer Maid Butter ~ ~ ~ 1 . 99""o' lb 99~ Dixie Refill Cups so·c• 82¢ ....9.... BoNus BuY sAvE 20· REG & sMoKED ....0 • BEEFFRANKs•s99 s.tB Box oR MEAT s.ts Box 0 The YWCA Newark Center at pkg 'o' Polly-0 String Cheese ~·~~ 1 . 69 •o""' Dietz & Watson Franks 7 . 99 :o:: 318 South College Ave. will host an BONUS BU Y SAVE 50' 32·0Z PKG O open house from 2 to 5 p.m. on -SEAFOOD SAVINGS- Mueller's Elbow Macaroni· 99¢ ...... BoNus BuY sAvE 40' c HEEsE ,o..,. BoNus BUY s Av E 41 ' LB ALPINE .... o.... Sunday, Sept. 7. 'o' Fisher Sandwich Mate ·~ ~f 99¢•o' Swiss Lace Cheese p~~~d 1 . 79 •o' Scheduled activities include BONUS BU Y SAVE 23' 0 face painting, pony rides, exercise DIETZ & WATSON Gravy Train Dog Food ~·~~ 2. 66 :o:. quane• 1 09 .... ~. I! demonstrations, flower arrang Tavern Ham pound • •o' ing, program registration, and FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS ORVAL KENT ~OLE SLAW POTATO OR ¢ ....,0..., tours of the facilities. Drawings PRQDUCE SAVINGS 79 ~ will be held for one free adult's POPSICLE BRAND Macaroni Salad pou nd •o' class, one free child's class, and a B ONU~ BUY SAVE 50' LB OSCAR MAYER ....,0, ~t ~~~ld~e?~:r~~e~e~~l~c~!~~e;~!~~: DOLE BRAND ... RIPE CAEAMSICLES Dell Style Bologna oound 2. 49 •o""' ., class instructors, and clowns. GOLDEN : ed~r~~:·e~~~~·~mi~7~~.;:~:i~~ . s~~~j OR FUDGESICLES : :l68-9In. BANANAS ...o. e ION~i BU¥ '0' = r sAVE • 12-ct. IIU¥ soc pkg. S YMCA ( IONU~SAVE 3 $1 -;~:.. 149 : BONUS BUY SAVE '' 40 REG OR HOT SPICY O .....,.,.... ~ . 33C lbs Banquet Fried Chicken ~~~ 2. 99: :.. ~ 0 SAU SEA Flag- football BONUS BU Y SAVE 25' ~ BAGElE ES PLAIN EGG ON10N AA1$1NHO NE Y)III RAISIN WHEAJ. O ~( Fresh Shrimp Cocktail Silver Queen White Corn 6 ..• ,. $1 :: - c. D. =· The Western Branch YMCA will Lender's Bagels ~ o ~'~k~• ~2 ::0 PAST EURIZED ; BONUS BUY SAVE 15' 48·SIZE BO'SEYE 0 be offering Flag Football for boys A. 17·CUP REC TANGLE Special Crabmeat ~~~~ 4.99 ::!: ~ and girls ages 5, 6 and 7. Flag Fresh Pascal Celery ea 44¢ ";~~ Farm Fresh Vegetables ·~k~' 1 . 19-:;o: 8 3"•·0T DRY FOOD CON T S ,. ,,., Cl e~ ! gned lids D•O'II td t tfte : Football is a movement education C. 19·CUP SQUARE ~~~" ~ .~~~~.·.~o.:," • tft '\" ~~~ ':: :~ BONUS BUY SAVE '2 00 LB CER 11F1EO MAINE 0 .. BONU S BU Y SAVE 33• $ ...,0., BONUS BUY SAVE SO' SELECTED VARIE11ES D 211>·0UART PI TCH ER ""' ~'!'to r f! mO~ " '""¥ ""'''" the•r program which emphasizes •h;tj~~ll!'t"'Y""'' otu~ • 9fl Fresh Hake Fillet ,b 1 . 99 ::0:: ~. values, communication, physical Large Cucumbers 4 .o. 1 'o""' Benihana Entrees ·~k~' 1 . 99:::~ ~ skills, fitness a nd health . BONUS BUY SAVE 32• ...,0, BONUS BUY SAVE 30' AS SORTE D FL AVOR O Rt. 896- Fairfield S. Chapel St. & Chestnut Hill Rd. , Everyone has fun while learning ~ new skills a nd playing games. Jumbo Spanish Onions 3 ,". $1 ... o.. A&P Twin Pops ~t~ ' ~9¢ ::0:: Shopping Center Castle Mall BONU S BU Y SAVE 1 1 ...,0 BONUS BUY SAVE 40' SWANSON z.tB PKG 0 ~~ Program will 1·un weekday even 1 NEWARK NEWARK ~ ings for 6 weeks. Registration for - Red&PinkRoseBouquets ,.. 2. 99 'o""' Plump & Juicy Chicken3. 79 ::o: OPEN 24 HOUR S · MONDAY THR U SATURDAY · CHECK STORE FOR SUNDAY HOURS t: ~~:t:m:C~ 09~~ ~~ld ~uen~ \~~ou~~ the t:lth. Sign up then at the ~ ' MCA on Kirkwood Highway! 16a The NewArk Post Auguat27, 191 COMMUNITY vided by workshop participants with car-pooling encouraged. Par Hawks ticipants will need a field guide and binoculars. Fall work hop The fee for this workshop is $12 for Museum members a nd $16 for The Delaware Museum of non-members. The minimum age · Natural History is sponsoring a for enrollment is 12 years and workshop in the identification of class size is limited to 15 par hawks Saturdays, Oct. 11 and 18. ticipants. Registration ends Sept. This workshop will provide a n 27. The course instructor will be Intensive introduction to a Gene K . Hess, curatorial assistant fascinating group of birds. In the Museum's Bird Depart • On Saturday, Oct. 11, par ment. ticipants will meet a t. the Museum To register for this course, send from 9 a .m . to noon for a lecture your name, address, and phone slide-study skin presentation. It number and enclose registratiun will be followed a week later on fee (make checks payable to Saturday, Oct. 18 by a fi eld trip to DMNH J and mail to : The an area where hawks are likely to Delaware Museum of Natural be found in abundance. Transpor History, Hawks, P .O. Box 3937, tation for the field trip Is to be pro- Greenville, DeL, 19807. 113 StantonRoad Wilmington. DE 19804 998 • 1969 Wilinmgton College ,, your personal Delaware College · BSN FOR REGISTERED NURSE~S · •Course work available in New Castle and Georgetown. •Credit evaluation available for prior nursing education. •Scheduling to accommodate the working nurse . . 1 FOR MORE INFORMATION CON TACT • WILMINGTON COLLEGE New Castle Georgetown (302) 328-9401 (302) 856-7052 Skateboarders with the Wooden Wheels team of Newark give a demonstration of their unique Photo/Bill Hughes skills during a " weekend jam" at Appleton Acres in nearby Maryland. RN~BSN-TAKETHENEXTSTEP Sessions Welsh Tract Dancers BEAT THE HEAT!!! ~arr or ·I..:: The Welsh Tract Dancers, ·an Pleased ... organizauon formed last year to :~ ~amity honor tht: ol"igi n:~l Welsh settlers To :~ who camt: to Ne•1ark in the 1700s, Ci)entistry SAVE A. HEAP!!!! ha ~ ann oum:ed '. ts fall schedule. Announce, It will meet at:!: 30 p.m. on alter nate Sundays beginning Sept. 28 Our Sister, and ending Dec. 7 in the George M. Wilson Community Center on FORD F-150 PICKUP New London Hoad. The organization is being spon •4x2 Styleside/133" Wheelbase sored this year by the Newark DR. LAUREN CARR BURGESS •Deluxe Two-Tone Paint BEAT THE HEAT Department of Parks and Recrea Has Joined Us In The Practice of Dentistry. tion. The registration fee is $10. •4.9 C.I.D./1-6 Engine For information, contact the 123 W. High St. •Cloth & Vinyl Seat Trim Department at 366-7060 or Sian E. Elkton, MD 398-2131 •Tachometer ~~~iE- $10,342.43 ~;i~~is'l!; 9 ~2~~;5 _ Dr ., telephone Dennis P . Carr, D.D .S. • Joa nne E. Carr, D. D.S . •5450 lb. GVWR Pkg. •4-Spd. Manual Transmission AIR NO hourSessionss of Wel willsh folcokn sistdancing of andtwo r;~~~~~~~~B~ri~a~n~H~- ~C~a~r~r~, D~. D~. S~- ~~~~~~~~, I •Headliner Insulation Pkg. CONDITIONING instruction. Afterwards there will •Bright l-Mount S-Away Mirror CHARGE be a "' te bach" (little tea) in the ~ - TRUC TIRE •Super Engine Cooling British style, with cups of tea and · · ~f. - , _ . , ,CENTER .'I FORD Welsh cakes. •Sport Wheel Covers Participants need not have part- Truck Tires •5 P215-75-RX15SL BSW BUCKS $600.00 All Season Tires ners. The class is primarily in- America Ltd . 2615 Pulaski Highway Glasgow, De ------tended fo1· adults but children may I Route 401 13021731-4141 attend and join in an easy dance at beginning and end. Babysitting will be an·anged if necessary for a TRUCK TIRE CENTER nominal extra charge. x-JFACTORY ~~~; $9,742.43 , •complere The Service with 24 Hour Quality ~ • Truc k Tire Re -Cappin g \" FINANCING or •strictly FlEET PRICE t o EVERY Truck End-Of-Summer W&W Owner, RegardleuofSiu . 1 ~~=!~~7~: ~~~~:~~ 1 on Truc k Front & Rear ,l~:&.9% AP SAVE A HEAP Labor Day spel'ials ~~.~~~~~- lite , On Vehicle. H i Speed Spin SUPER on Selected Vehicles£ - inStock ~ *ADDITIONAL $ . The Wilmington & Western Railroad will salute America's 302-731-4141 SALE! SAVINGS 765 • 00 working men and women with ---CHECK THESE PRICES!--- special fares on its four excur sions Sunday, Aug . 31. Outi~L~ :~~!~~tara STEEL ~A DIAL SIZE P~ICE Workers can ride the Labor Day SIZE P~ICE Specials for one-half the regular HR78X15 86.44 215 / 85R16 30-950R15 86 .49 ~~~; adultfil reof$4 . 79 .10 $8,977.43 235 / 85R16 96 .60 "This is a good family afternoon 10R15 87.75 800R16.5 31 ·1150R15 78 .95 outing fo r the long weekend," said 93.05 875R16.5 84 .70 33·1250R 15 98.21 950R16.5 *In .lieu of Air Conditioning, Earl e Paine. the W&W 's Train 31 -1050R16.5 19.15 89.90 750R16 83.76 Rece1ve the Price of the Unit as an master for operations. He said ~,1 · 1250R16 . 5 108.00 lam1lics can ride the train, brow.:e P235/ 75R15 19.96 Additional Discount. through the railroad's flea market o r g i ft s hop . or enjoy UMR BELTED M&S TRACTION SIZE refreshments at the snack bar. PRICE SIZE PRICE Trains depa rt Greenbank Sta H78x15 13.81 H78x15 13.15 tion. located on Del. 41 just north Camper Rib HI· Way Rib TT of Kirk wood Hi ghway near 800x16.5 51.41 700x15 41.95 Price's 'orner, at noon I : 15 p.m., 875x16.5 16.38 750x16 51 .15 950x16.5 18.76 HI-Way Rib TL 2:30p.m. a nd 3: 45p.m. Camper M&S For details, call998-1930 . 700x15 47 .10 875x16.5 19.60 750x16 13.00 950x16.5 72 .10 817.6 A7 .00 Swinger RV 819 .6 11.00 11 ·15 LT 73.75 MS Traction TT COI'TACT 750x16 58 .75 \ nn~~;tl banquet TRUCK TIRES AMERICA, LTD. Route 40 , Glasgow, DE FULL SERVICE (302) 731-4141 17a COMMUNITY ·, Ashland Classes Senior Center Weekly sch edule Fall nature rrng rams Scottish Dance r e The Newark Senior Center, d Fall programs start Sept. 16 at A series of classes in Scottish located at 300 E. Main St., has the Ashland Nature Center near country dancing will be offered on Mond ay ni g ht s sta rting scheduled the following activities : t. Hockessin. Friday, Aug. 29 e For adults, there is sunrise September 8 at 8:00 p.m. at St. AUGUST Thomas Episcopal Church on 9 a .m ., bowling, Blue Hen t ballooninl!. a nrogram on how to Lanes. t- attract or discourage wildlife to South College Avenue in Newark. 9:30a.m ., shopping. your home, cypress canoeing, The classes are sponsored by 10 a.m., Signing Group. d crab feast, bird watching at Cape the Delaware Valley Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance 1 p.m., ping pong. May, and an autumn wildflower Monday, Sept. 1 n walk. Society. There will be a basic class for Center closed for Labor Day. STOREWIDE Families may attend an Tuesday, Sept. 2 astronomy program or dress up beginning dancers, as well as a 9 a.m.. bowling, Blue Hen for a haunted barn costume party. class for more experienced dancers. Soft-soled shoes should Lanes. Toddlers ages 1'h-2 1h and 3-5 10 a .m ., enjoyment bridge. may discover farm animals, be worn for dancing. Call 12:30 p.m., Tuesday After where squirrels hide their nuts, Margaret Sarner (453-1290 or 366- 2898) for more information. Lunch " We Still Are," special the world of pumpkins, and life as movie presentation starring Alice SALE a Lenape Indian .. Faye. For older children there is a 12 :30 p.m ., 500 . haunted marsh walk, programs on Wednesday, Sept. 3 how to build a rocket and how to 9 a.m., chess. raise a monarch caterpillar to Tours 10 a.m., art class. adulthood, a holiday nature crafts 10 a .m ., blood pressure. clas11, and an overnight in the 12 :30 p.m., pinochle. barn. Winterthur 12:45 p.m., bingo. VFW Aux- For a detailed catalog, call 239- iliary 2334. The Ashland Nature Center Thursday, Sept. 4 is located off Brackenville Road A hearty holiday buffet awaits 9 a.m ., ceramics. ne11r Hockessin. Yuletide visitors on Sunday, Dec. 10 a .m ., choral group. 14 at Winterthur Museum and 10 a .m ., discussion. Gardens. l2 :30 p.m., duplicate bridge. Tours of the festive "Yuletide at 1:30 p.m., dancing, li C Winterthur" can be taken before 1:30 p.m ., Scrabble i! omo or after this special one-day-only Friday, Sept. 5 9 a .m .. bowling, Blue Hen Lanes. li YMCA trip ~!:~=~:~l::~k~:~~t:f:~~f~~ 9:30a.m ., shopping. :: The cost is $30 for each Winter- 10 a .m ., Signing Group. ;: The YWCA of New Castle Coun- thur Guild member and $40 for 1 p.m ., ping pong. :1 ty will 'be sponsoring a bus trip to each guest. For children under 17 1: see Perry Como at the Valley the cost is $25 each. Registration • Forge Music Fair on Saturday, is required, and tables for four or JDF :: Sept. 20. Transportation and ticket eight can be reserved. For more !: cost $44 . Call 658-7 161 for times of information contact the Winter------•' departure and reservations. thur Guild, .Winterthur Museum n· b :: and Gardens, Winterthur, Del. · Ia etes seminar :: 19735, telephone 656-8591 , exten- :! A b• sion313. A seminar on " Diabetes and the '• ero IC "Yuletide at Winterthur" is the Family" will be held at 7:30p.m . ::, museum's annual holiday exhibi- Wednesday, Sept. 10 in the '• C ff d tion, funded in part this year by a Radisson Hotel in Wilmington. !: Ourse 0 ere grant from Marine Midland Bank Guest speaker w11l be Dr. 1 of Delaware. The 75-minute guid Karlotta L. Bartholmew, a i: The. YWCA Wilmington Area ed tour offered Nov. 18 through psychologist. The seminar, spon· 'I Center at 908 King Street is Jan. 4 recreates a time in America sored by the First State Chapter ot i. 1:1 hosting an Aerobics & Fitness In- when Twelfth Night balls, magic the Juvenile Diabctc:-, 1\s ociatior ~0 ('\ structor's National Ce rtification lantern shows and gentlemen-only is free and open to tl1•: l' llblic. "!; I• workshop· on Saturday, September parties were de rigueur. i1 20, from 9:00 a.m . to 5:00 p.m . The Winterthur staff has l~ ~to;~~tt~~ :ndwci~~rer:aa:~ob~c: ;f~ ~i~~~:u~l t~~c~~f::;dd~hc~::t\~~~~ _M__ e_e_t_.~_· n_g ______,• physiology, injury prevention, , entertainments and foods C Cl t l teaching techniques, and routines displayed in 22 Yuletide room set- Oronary II ) for 6 different programs, in- tings. Members of local garden eluding Low Impact and Kid- clubs will exhibit their skills with The Union Hospital Coronat·y Aerobics. There is a written ex- a special wreath display in the Club will resume its monthly am. Professiona l experienceisnot tourreceptionarea. meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, necessary. A reference manual In addition, another display Sept. 3, at 7 p.m. in the cafetorium and certificate are included. from the museum's rare book and of the Elkton, Md . hospital. Space is. limited, F_or registration, manus~f!P _..: co!J.~tion featur,es The program will include a Call T~I'=Free . '2<1· o':lt'S"f""f:ll01J- · postcardS and album scraps char- discussi·on of "'Cardiac M.~1ca- ~ 23 7-6242. ,. J • ting the changing images of Santa tions." The speaker 'wip be '• 4l..MJ:.111~ CClharulsstmanadstThreeed.evelopment of the Michelle Capron, Uni on Hospital :: P ...-..,.~ staff pharmacist. ~ .,. For yuletide tour information All heatt pateents, their family .. 'C ~ ~ contact Information and Ticket members a nd friends, and in Office, Winterthur Museum and terested community residents are -¥ lf Gardens, Winterthur, Del. 19735, welcome to a ttend . The meeting is ~~ ~~ telephone 654-1548. free. evi~;lize Yourself at Spa Lady! 50°/o off* ~'~xiJllaratln8· aerobic and exercise classes • Muscle-wnln8 , tam-Star equlpmen~ • Personalized nr ness nro8rams • 'Soothing rod< sauna and steam mom • Hot buhbl,r hydro wh#l'lvool . •suntanning lounges •lndlvldruJIIzctl dlllf , d nul rlt #()nal plans .1frort•,o;slmwl. on-sUe ·hlld f'al'f' • ~3 owm·d t::. opt•nJft•d ~JJII ,'i (OJ' gn•afCI' nun t•nlt'llf'f' Largest selection of LA·Z·BOY® sleepers, sofas and chairs in the Delaware Valley. • K a ~ l'd oil a rash 2·1 lli Oillh. 1\llll·IT ill'\\ilhll' 1111 • 111 h~r ~hlp . Llmlt.l'd to spa wlwrr 1'1\fOIII•d. shl~faf/l;ho;;~s NEWARK WILMINGTON Meodowood Shopping Center I4723 Concord Pike, Wilmington , [ elowore Newark, Delaware, 19711 Near Concord Moll, next Ia !he r. rolon (302) 737·9800 FREE DELIVERY (302) 478· 1939 FREE DELIVERY Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 10·9 , closed Sun.-July • August Up lo $1 ,000 Instant Credll lo qualified buyers Big Elk Mall, Elkton, MD • (301) 398-8786 18a Maryland Bank donates $6,000 to charities Employees contribute to '"W7 all of Hands' dent Charles M. Cawley handed by Neil Thomas checks totally $6,000 to three Catholic social services organiza- tions. The people of Maryland Bank Checks for $2,000 apiece were N.A. in Newark took a little time presented to Mother Patricia of out from their work last Monday the Jeanne Jugan residence for to do some finger painting .. and no the elderly on Salem Church one got in trouble. Road, Sister Natalie of Our Lady of Grace home for children on In fact, the activity was en Chestnut Hill Road and Sister Ann couraged by company officials. of Mary Mother of Hope residence Six-hundred people dipped their for battered spouses in Wilm har.ds in brightly colored paint Ington. and left imprints on a wall of the A throng of enthusiastic MBNA airy facility on Christiana Road. people attended the check presen The object was not to anger tation, applauding the Catholic maintenance crews but to raise sisters for their work. fund for three local charities in a Anderson said the " Wall of show of support for the communi Hands" project was extremely ty, according to MBNA popular. Hand printing had to be spokesman Bonnie Anderson. extended when people who return ed from vacations learned they MBNA agreed to provide $10 per had missed out and asked to be handprint on the " Wall of Hands," allowed to add their palms to the and last Thursday MBNA Presi- wall. CHURCH FILE GLASGOW REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH of the Diocesan Healing Ministry. •conservative in Theology ~~~~Ltd. J ackson is also associate pastor at •Believes the Bible is God's Word Salem St. Johns- Holy Angels Parish in •Evangelistic in World Outreach Ne wa rk. •Not a member of National Council 121 W. Main , Elkton, is proud to Jackson will also deliver the MEETS AT CARAVEL ACADEMY on Rd . 401 off Rt. 72, Y, mllesouth of Rt. 40 announce the formation of part Drug, alcohol abuse nl-1731 homily at the Mass. Pres byterian Church In America nership of Betty E. Gorin and The music thi month will be by Joyce M. Cosner. .. tem United Methodis t Kevin J . Sulli van of Holy Fam1ly Joyce is a graduate of the Church, in cooperation with Open Parish in ewark Empire Beauty School. She also Door Inc., is sponsoring a six studied and graduated from week comprehensive program on Pivot Point International Ad dr·J ;. .• ·v1 alcohol abuse. vanced Styling. 'I he program w11l cover such at NEWARK UNITED METHOOIS'f CHURCH Joyce started very early in her topics as the disease concept of Catch the 1 69 E. Main St., (302) 368-8774 alcoholism, drug addiction, fami (-THE UNITEI METHOOIST~t CtiURCH career with student competition ly involvement and intervention, I ALL WELCOME --going on to State level; winn adult children of alcoholics and ing a total of sixteen trophies self-help groups. EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 14: 8:30 a.m. Chapel Service; *9:30 and 11:00 a.m. and eight medals. She belongs JOYCE M. COSNER The program will be held 7:30- Workahip in the Nave; Church School • All Ages • Nursery Available -8:30p.m. to the National Hair Dressers 9:30p.m . on six consecutive Mon UMYF. •Broadcast WNRK 1260. Pastors: Clifford A. Armour, Jr., John I. Penn. Association and held the office days, from Sept. 8 through Oct. 13, ALL WELCOME. of Style Director for the State of Japanese students also have at Salem United Me thodist Delaware in 1979. come here and worked under Ch urch, 469 Salem Church Rd .. For the past two years, Joyce his supervision. Newark. has studied under Sam Cap In January, Joyce will be Classes are open to all in pelle . Sam was on the United competing in New Orleans; terested persons. No advance States Olympic Hair Styling Februar9r in Chicago and on to registration is required. For team and the official Hair deta ils, contact Ruth Qu11J1Il , New York City for the World Fashion Committee. He also has Supreme, where it will be Sa lem counseling coordinator. at taught and trained in Japan-- 737-6321 , or the church office at Champions versus Champions. 738-4 822 . We welcome Joyce to: Flea n1arket Ltd. CARPET YOUR LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM & HALL ------Your Choice A Guide To Area Worship Services AGAPE FELLOWSHIP A Spirll filled local u pru . CALVARY BAPTIST FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD SAINT THOMAS 'S PARISH Ft~IT CHU~CH Carlton Multi-Color OF CH~tiT SCIENTIST FIRST PRESBYTERIAN sian of the Body ofChriat. 21 6 E. Dela w are Ave. 129lovettAvenue IEPISCOPAl l Sunday Worship: 10:00 A.M Newar k. DE 276S ou th Col lege SundtyStrvl ct 10.00A .M. CHURCH Newark , Delaw are Su n d• y S ~ hool 10·00A M. 292WeotMolnStroet SCULPTURE at Ho w ard Johnsons. Route 311-4104 368·4276 731 -8231 at Park Place SundaySchool 9:15 W1d hlllmony Nowark , DE •8 Colors •Soil Resistant 896andl·95. ~ o rn e Church Holy Eu charist Muting I .OOP .M. Wednesday. Home Meeting Morning Worship 10:15 Sund ay s: 8. 10an d 5:30 Audlng Room Tun./Th urs Summer Wouhlp •5 Yr. Warranty •DuPont Nylon held at 7:30 P.M. BYF 5 : 4 ~ Sundays THO MAS LAZAA ·Pu tor Wedn esdays : 12:10P.M. 1·lp.m. !O:OOA .M. - Sonctuory •Stain Resistant •Anti Static Wednesday Evening O~o~rS e r ... lc"'ForThii Weeii Are ~ loly Days: 5:30P.M. lunless Nuraeryprovldtd Sund•y tJO e.m . Bible Stud., Wtd . 6:45·7.45P.M. - - -=:.::.:.:...----i Fellowship Hour Clu • u ForAIIt otherw ise announced) Ntwlf ~ . DE The Reverend THE FELLOWSHIP Dinner by ruervation at 5:45 All are w elcomed here . All All ARE WELCOME . Maetlng at Newa rk YWCA. Blbla Study 6:45 10 40 • m ~:~~: =~~~'::~~~~ . Dr. Robenl. lowry, Putor J~o~n lu rChur c h , TunChurch sac ram ental minist rations Corne r ol W. Par k Place & Cho ir Rehee rs•l 7:45 7 00 p.m h e nlneSerYIU are ava ila ble. For add itional Introducing "Force 10" Collage Avo .. 738·5829. Pastor information call lll-4144. P~ESIYTE~IAN CHU~CH UNITARIAN UNIVEIIIALIIT Sunday Blbla Clasus . all 1--..:.Drc:..;. D:..:a:.:.:cnlo:.:.;lAc.;;, ·.::.:M.;;.;ac..:.Do:.;;n.:.;;ald=--t OUR REDEEMER Corner o1At. IH&At. 40 FELLOWSHIP OF NEWARK Your Choice of 1& Beeutlful Plueh Worthlp 10:JOA .M. $ LUTHERAN CHURCH 420WIIIoRd . Sculptured Colora to Chooee From a gas, 9:30 A.M. FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST A dull & Chil dren 720 NEWARK UNITED lOti Pork Plocel Worship Se rv ice !Nursery CHURCH Johnson at Augusta Su nd1 y Schoot t .15A M. Ch u . Hill Est. METHODIST CHURCH 10:30 Sundoy Avail. I 10:30 A.M. 2200 S. College Ave . Youthfttlowthlp IOOP.M. SundoySchool& •Soil Resistant •Abrasion Resistant "Gesrad totho timu JN-1242 New ark Welcom es everyone. " A Churchproudofiuput. and anchored t o the Rock ." 737·1171 8:16A .M. Bibl e Class wlt hiYillon forthtfuturt." Ch ild Core Provldod •Crush Resistant •Moth Proof SUN ~ A 'i Carl H. Kruelle Jr. Pas tor 8:30A .M. Ch apel Service Studenu& 9 John Oidm1n, Putor •Stain Resistant •Non Allergenic ...... , ...... CHURCH OF CHRIS T : l. ~e Study. All ages '30 Sund ay Sch ool an d 9:30A .M. Worship Service . ZlJ .IIZ4 Newcomen Welcome •Anti-Static •Mildew Resistant 91 Salem Church Roa d Church Tro lnlng All ages Bibl e Ci usu 9:00A .M. Nu rs ery / T oddle r Care WHITEClAY CREEK Clusu for Ch ildr en through M inister 6:00p.m. Divine Wo rs hip 10:00 A.M. 'UIIYT!RIAN CHU~CH Summ er Worship 9 A.M. the 3rd grade. 15 PollyOrum mondH III Ad . WESLEYAN CHUIICH Cha;j~ ~3~1~ore Worship Services 11 .00 A .M . Communi 10:30 A.M. Fello wship hou r 7J7.lt00 Church Rood& (Carpets produced from K·Trom yard systems Cllflord A. Armo ur Puto r Panorame Drive Sunder Bible 7.00 P.M. RtY. Dr. R. DennltMICt ..lf are noticeable for their luxurious finishes & ~~~.~~~?.~eye ~...,!!;~!!!!,!~~~--1 Pas t or New1rk Closses 9:30A .M. PASTOR FIRST ASSEMBLY t .lOA .M Wor~ hl pServ l ce Phonoo 737-5110 or 731 clarity of color completely inatelled over Sunday Worsh ip 10:30 A.M. WILLIE E. JOH NSON OF GOD 69E . Mai nSt .. Newark t nd Juntor Church AYI Illblt Sundoy School life of h Y, " Bactothane Pad I ~:;~~~::rsh l p 6:00 P.M. i------1 Rt. 21i l~t::. ~i~~a ll Rd . GLASGOW CHURCH lo llogooi 9:30.A.M. OF THE NAZARENE Morn lngWorohlp · Bible Cl••••• 7:00 P M IEnuance Whoteha ll Rd 1 Four SeuQn's Pavilion 10:30A.M. SAINT NICHOLAS vo~o~r .,..,, n to 1 11110 BH and Four Season's Pk w y. Pro lso Sorvlco - 7:00P.M. EPISCOPA L CHURCH WOIIhiO SPE CI Al! Wodnoodoys •outdoot Or.. , tnSt~ ... tUI Newark , DE '5ttlnVout Cit8nn g L•"n CI'II tr 73H413 C.Y.C. & Youth 'GO II)t1 M ~o~si(.At 1 1t ll Sundoy school 9:30 Thurodoys · 7:00P.M. : ~~; HNo~~s~~u::·e '&: "p ",;" 1••" Mornin gWorshlp 10:30 Evongo ll sm & Blblo 'Sun Aug 11 th • OOP M Eve ningWorship 6:00 PutorJ. Colv lnAit " A church thlt Clrtl PutortM,.. C T Ch iW'IIIIt "' as doy Bible Study 7:00 AhRHtn•lt• Grove C. Deskins strengthens your f1 )01398 4134 Avelleble to heryone. 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Advertising Shows c/o 1 21 Chestnut Street ( ) .1666 Philadelphia, PA 1 91 06 215 629 20a Auguat27,1986 THE ARTS by Phil Toman What do all the following have be under the baton of Charles In common: The Philadelphia Or· Dutolt who worked so well with chestra, The Waverly Consort, the Philadelphians this summer The New York City Opera Com· at the Mann Music Center series. pany, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Bobby Short, Paying a return visit Is the " Amadeus," Emanuel Ax and Yo Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leip· YoMa? slg with Kurt Mazur on the They and other world famous podium. Finally, Valdimir artists and performances will be Ashkenazy will bring the Royal featured this coming season at Philharmonic brchestra from Delaware's Center for the Per· London to the stage of the Grand. forming Arts, The Grand Opera House! The international series will of There will be five major fer six programs starting with "seasons" within the Grand Christopher Hogwood conducting Opera House season. Last year The Academy of Ancient Music. there were only three. The ex· The Waverly Consort will offer citing classical and International "The Christmas Story." The series wlll be back as will the Borodin Trio will be here and so jazz series. New this year will be will the St. Paul Chamber Or chestra under Pinchas Zucker a theater and discovery series. man. According to the Grand's Scott Hoerl, as a direct response to au· The international series will dience requests the house has ad· wind up with one of my all-time ded a theater season made up of favorites, James Galway. three diverse plays, including the acclaimed Mozart - Saller! Newcomers should realize that drama " Amadeus" and G.B. this is only part of the excite Shaw's "Candida." The theater ment at the Grand Opera House season will conclude with a New on the Market Street Mall. The York City Opera performance of Grand Is also home to the 15th .Annual ...... "Madama Butterfly." Delaware Symphony Orchestra :scott Lola me that the and Opera Delaware, but that's discovery season will be another story. There is really Delaware Bluegrass something entirely new for always something exciting com Grand patrons. Included with In~ to the Grand. Festival each performance will be a pre· concert lecture about the even The prices for each of the nve EVrRV fi!IOIIV •, Ill' M Aug. 29-31 Labor Davr Weekend ing's performance and a post· seasons within the Grand season .Glqryland Pa.rk Glasgow. Delawru•e concert reception to meet the ar are already low when compared Happy Hour & Raw Bar tists and talk about the per· with any of the houses to our 5 p.m.· 8 p.m. formance. This season will north and east. If you act now 'Ia doz. Clem• on the hell ahell BUl Monroe & Ills Bluegrass Boys Sun) feature younger artists who are and subscribe to any or all of the international competition win· 'Ia doz. Oyatera, raw or ttumed Osborne Brothers ( Fn, Sat l series, the Grand offers discounts 'Ia doz. Steamed Shrimp ners. of up to 50 percent. Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mtn Boys (Sun ) Katherine Selby, a young 'Ia doz. Stumed Cleme Cw•ly Seckler & the Nashvllle Grass t Sat l Australian pianist will open the Prices for the series begin as The lurvlvel Geme 11 edult hide Your Favorite Cooktelle, Tony Rice ( Fri ) series. She will be followed by follows : Classical (three events) end 111k, aheu In the wood1, e Mooktellaand Btera Doyle Lawson & Qu.tckstlver (Sun ) the Philadelphia baseJ Ridge $55; International (five events) living video game thet evoku all $65.80 ; Jazz (three events) the excitement of childhood :~Jv~ff':reonly 99° Johnson Mountain Boys (Sat) Quartet and close with Emanuel gam••· lt'1 e teem or lndlvlduel Kenny Baker & Josh Graves ( Fr1 ) Ax and Yo Yo Ma. $34.15 ; Theater (three event) 1port with men and women from WEDNESDAV,AUGUST27 $34 .15, Discovery (three events) Del McCoury & the Dixle Pals ( Sat) The jazz season In the overall ell walk• of life, ..ch cerrylng a "STAGGERWING" Nashville Bluegrass Band ( Sun) Grand season will offer three $39 .4 0. The complete Discovery 1urvlv.l geme pl1tol that 1hoot1 series drops to $25 If you e pelnt·fllled gelatin cap1ule. The THURSDAY, AUGUST 28 Whitsteln Brothers ( Sat, Sun) performances: Bobby Short, Cleo obJect 11 to find your op Laine and John Dankworth, and subscribe to three other series at HotR1ze(Sat) the same time ! ponent•' fleg hidden tome· LADIES' NIGHT wlll close with Mel Torme and whtre In the wood• and return It Bob Pals ley & the Southern Q ra.as ( Fri ) George Shearing. For more information and a for victory while 1topplng the with Laurle Lewis & Grant Street Strlngband ( Sat) The two major series, the colorful season, or should I say oppon1nt1 from doing the 11m e . And you cen 1top them with a Hiram Brown & Cherri r m\a¥ 7~11 1 Wltlt\Jf nt 1 6 QI.J WlhlllAII Iroml l:ll) IAA!! K\llif6 Sf1lM'I tloi?;\Ow backbone of all the Grand Opera seasons, brochure stop by the hLY r~ Jli N ooi! W IIlf U ll t !l I I,H,X, r uw Pr, Nr Kol r1 ntn 4U I.le\ Wiltf! ll kut ''.u1d 8116 1qu.. ze of the trigger and a Margharltae only 99' SUI 1 ~1 0 a. m7 p m J I J U() We lAIIt U &l.r.W f4 New ( !Wtl.ol!l 0 [ ~ d llt WU Uplql,.lanquatlllioom Avlllab .. ,orQroup• r!JetltJJ WHERE: ALL YOU CAN EAT SPECIALS SPONSORED BY Crabe & Salad Bar Hot Staamed Crabs Clayton Hall. Clinic with *1195 •gas NewArk nationally-known walker .Wed •.& Thura. • 2hr.llmlt ' Mon.-Thura. • 2hr.llmlt Post & Rob Sweetgall at 12:30 LUNCHEON SPECIALS: p.m. Walk will begin at 1:30 Soup & Salad Bar - Wed. & Thurs. p.m., proceeding from DRAFT BEER: Featuring: Helnekan, Mlchelob, Budwei11r Clayton Hall to Co.mmunity Bud Light, Bu1ch, Natural Li ght, Prior Dark IZl Froated Muga he event is design ~ Day site. There additional Ted to promote in walkers can join in.lt will ' OPEN: M~ltR'!! ~ A~!,~;~~o1~ ot 1 P.M . --==- terest in better continue back to Clayton health through Hall, where a second clinic - walking, which is 1\A~!...... 1:2 will be held. Walkers can one of the fastest then continue north on Del. ~I Weeknights · 8 pm ·12:30 am 896 to Carpenter State Park (:f Fri. & Sat . · 9 pm -1:30am growing lifetime sports. then south on Creek Road REGISTRATION: back to Clayton Hall, or Tonight, August 27 Pre-registration $4 they can return to Com WHEN: (before Septem her 17). munity Day. "RAWHIDE" Children 10 and under August 29 & 30- "MISTY MOUNTAIN BLUES" walk for free. Post September 2- "JOHN HILL" Sunday, registration $6, at September 3- "DOUG STONE" Clayton Hall and at September 5 & 6 - "BAD MOON" September 21, Community Day site. -- T-shirts Cover Charge $1 .00 • Proper Dress Required -·Prizes drawn at 1:30 p.m. random . .1 ------WHITE CLAY CLASSIC 1 Name------NEWt.IIK • COMMINl'l' -to t~t.Y • Wt.I.K 1 Address ______~---~~------CALL 737·0905 for in 1 Phone------No. attending------ formation. Ask for Neil .1 Amouno enclooed (c heck or mo"''J: order) S ~~d~: ~~ r,:~~P; !~~ g~.~~~:.~ ~ ~ ~ros~r, ~o. ~;~ : 1~e : On eve no da y, lee Ia S6, per penon children Thomas or Jeff Mez Carry out se rv ic e & Sen io r zatesta . Make checks Citizen discount available payable to: City of Newark Mail to: NewArk Post. 153 Attitude Adjustment Hours 4 p.m ·6 p .m . E. Chestnut Hill Rd., Newark, DE 19713. Rt. 40 Elkton, 528 W. Pulaski Hwy. MD Signotu o• ------Duo ------Open · M on · Fri . 11 a .m .·2 a .m .. Sat . 6:30 p .m .-2 a .m . ------,•, A"iuaU'I, 1818 The NewArk Post 21a 986 CECILTON VOLUNTEER FIREMAN'S CARNIVAL Mon. thru Sat. Aug. 25th- 30th Held 11 Cecilton Ellmentery School •Parede Night- Wed., Aug. 27th, 7:30p.m. •Kiddie Night- Tue1., Aug, 21th &Thul'l,, Aug. 21th •Awerd Night- Set., Aug. 30th *PRIZE OF '2000"* 'Horrible l{arl., Unusual work of Wilmington artist to be displayed in state gallery Works on scratchboard from born, raised and is currently grocery stores. and on the streets. in my work." Wilmington artist Ka.-1 Richeson residing in Wilmington. His uni will be on display through que vision of the city, its He explains, " Many things in There will be a reception for the September at the DSAC Gallery I neighborhoods and inhabitants, is fluence my work. I'm like a artist from 5-7:30 p.m. Friday, located on the mezzanine level of humorously reflected in his chameleon; I absorb like that. I'll Seot. 12. The oublic is inviter! . the Carvel State Building in Wilm primitively rendered paintings see or hear something in the street DSAC Gallery I is located on the ington. and drawings. Much of his work - a one-liner, a telephone call, mezzanine level of the Carvel incorporates actual scenes and billboards, and signs - these in State Building at 9th and French Richeson is a paintet· who was dialogue overhead at bars, fluences all show-up somewhere Streets in Wilmington. Arrive anytome Saturday-get $12 00 on Cash plus $5 00 Return Voucher • ENTERTAINMENT FILE "Return Voucher Redeemable up to $5 00 at a Laler Date Ostheimer,- "Footlight Frenzy" Effective July 1, 1986 Tryouts requires four men and two women 8702 or President' Steve Zimmer " Pomp and Circumstance Over in good enough physical shape to man at 428~342. ture," "Skaters Waltz," a sing-a " SEVEN DAYS A WEEK" do a lot of bouncing around the long medley and Sousa's "Stars Chapel Street Players stage. The auditions are open to and Strioes." MORNING & EVENING SERVICE. all. Those wishing - CfJrNfr·rowtJ ->1Yt&f Novelist EILEEN NAUMAN WILL 'I ALK ON We are the only Chinese Eatery that delivers right to your home or office. SO CONVENIENT! "How to Write Romance Novels and Get Thein Published."-FREE ADMISSION SUPER SMORGASBORD FAMILY NIGHT MONDAY 5:30 to 8:00P.M . Sa mple over A DOZEN co urses 10 RACES • Belmont Simulcast rake-ouo • ?t.~:;,~Banqueos ~~~~r and Paroles. University Plaza JO{f tlfe~ Storyteller & Puppet Show ~~d;~cP I ~~~:~·•• Newark () in the Credit Cards Accepted 368:0660 ~WITH THIS ADI Grove for the Kid 1:30-4:30 SUNDAY, AUGUST 31st WSTW Presents I TASTE THE LIVE MUSIC • BAR•B•QUE VOLLEYBALL· SACK RACES· PRIZES FRESHNESS p/11 5 When it comes to seafood. freshness is Arlington Million Simulcast everything. EMMYlDU HARRIS Taste it at jack Baker's IN CONCERT - 12 NOON PosT TIME Lobster Shanty. $2 R ,K l'~ & 1:30 P.M. Special Admis ion .. nn·rt I • Serving lunch and dinner • Ea rl y bird specials • Month! and daily specials plus LIVE MUSIC & KIDS ACTIVITIES , Fa nta tic new menu items ~J~~· in the Grove \lot' lt d ll .1!\1 1 • P'ltll ~.1 .- \ <. K w••{ ·, II ,\ K I R . S BAR•B•QUE ALL DAY- Track & Grove Children undl•r 12 FREE. a ll for info. (302) 994-2521 ~oh,ler£Jlallty Racing in tlw ,1fternoons Weds ., Fri ., S,11. , '& S un . 'Lobster· Seafood·Steak NOW RACING THROUGH SEPTEMBER 21st 1'10 South DuPont Highway. New a tie 122-2-111 l~ 22a Th~ New Ark Post e:wu:tn ae OPINION • • Delaware, nation facing a liability insurance criSIS everyone in the rate class. cial insurance market became between the collection· of their premiums to make up for liability insurance all together. Other companies just tacked on . commonly known as the " liability premiums and the payment of reduced investment income, In other words, ' Delawareans by David N. Levinson insurance crisis." claims. During those years, the In Americans began to sue each large additional premiums " just to be on the safe side. are subsidizing people in the sur surance company invests your other at a growing rate. Not only rounding states of the region. Now a year later these same premium dollars. were there more civil lawsuits, We are attempting to address During 1985 the availability and but the size of the average judg Although decreasing invest affordability of commercial pro problems of availability and af the problem through the crealibu fordability continue to plague the Beginning in the late 1970's, in ment began to grow more and ment income is a legitimate of a Delawar·e ··liability lake. " perty and casualty insurance more. Multi-million dollar jury reason for increased premiums in became an Important public issue, commercial insurance market. · terest rates on their investments awards were no longer unusual. Delaware. growing civil The General Assembly has both nationally and in Delawa~e . were very high. Insurance com What caused the insurance p~nies scrambled in competition judgment s are not . funded a study pr·oposed t)y the liability crisis which we in With each other to sell insurance An insurance company is sup Delawareans do not sue each Delaware lnsur·ance Departmerit Conditions in the market place Delaware face today? posed to determine the liability other as much as people in many to create a pool of ll)elaware were characterized by profes cheap, collect premiums and in vest at high interest rates. This risk involved among a fixed group other states. Furthermore, governmental and commercial in sionals, governments and some There are 1,300 insurance com of policyholders, spread that risk average judgments in Delaware sureds. The rate in this p_ool will businesses either not being able to allowed them to earn large panies licensed to sell insurance in returns, pay claims, and still earn among all of those policyholders, are not as high as they are in other be based on Delaware:s good ex purchase liability insurance at a the State of Delaware. This large a profit. and add on a fair profit. Insurance states within the region. Conse perience. The study has begun ana reasonable price or not being able number of insurance companies companies claimed that large quently, Delaware's premiums I am confident that we wiU see to purchase liability insurance at creates a competitive environ Recently, however, interest judgments increased their total for liability insurance coverage progress toward solving the dif any price. Some insurance com ment which usually benefits the cost and, therefore, premiums should, in my opinion, be lower ficult problem in the months panies even cancelled existing rates have fallen rapidly. Com consumer. Beginning in the late panies suddenly realized that they must increase. than in other· states in the region. ahead. policies in the middle of the policy 1970's, insurance companies period. did not have enough cash flow In the meantime, the Delawar·e began ;ricing their policies in from premiums plus their now But, because Delaware is so such a way that the premiums Some insurance companies took Insurance Department has forn~ These market conditions lower investment income to pay the position that judgments were small, we have too few people in ed a Market Assistance Plan received were not sufficient to pay future claims. The result was that increasing so rapidly that they the various categories of risk for created a situation where it ap claims. (MAP) to assist all Delawareans peared as though the insurance in insurance companies raised their. could not even determine what the the insurance industry to create to find liability insurance. dustry as a whole either was premiums substantially in order monetary risk was in some cases, " Delaware based insurance unable or unwilling to satisfy the But insurance companies not to provide for anticipated claims much less spread that risk, among rates.'' Delawareans are lumped If you are having a problem growing demand for insurance only raised enough funds to pay and also earn a profit. its various policyholders. together with people in the same with liability insurance) call the coverage at affordable prices. claims, but also made a profit. About the same time that in Therefore, many companies simp category in other states. and Delaware Insurance Departmen(, This constriction of the commer- How did they do this? Years pass surance companies were raising ly stopped writing certain kinds of premiums are divided among atl-800-282-86 11 • Calling all clui>s, groups and history of organization. Notice: 'Welcon1e' organizations! The NewArk Post • Meeting times and places. is planning to publish Welcome!, a • Information on how to join and helpful guide to Newark area whether or not you are recruiting newcomers, and will include a new members. listing of local clubs. • Person(s) to contact for club deadline To do so, the newspaper needs details. your help. If you would like your Please send the information to : club to be included, please send by Neil Thomas, editor, The NewArk Friday, Aug . 29 the following in Post, 153 E. Chestnut Hill Rd., • formation : Newark, Del. 19713. If you have IS Frida·y • Name of organization. any questions, contact Thomas at • Purpose. activities a nd brief 737 -0905. DID YOU FIND A BARGAIN TODAY? f '" ' "P TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Jgnlca When you shop your local AI/TliOIIrZED ,,\ AUTOM ATIC GAS HEATER OUUA for sale . Will heat three rooms . GOODWILL THRIFT SHOP OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 0··- · . Reason able price. Can be seen at 52·3rd Street, Red Pt. Your answer will be "YES" to bargains like these: (c) 247 S. BRIDGE ST., ELKTON, MD • 13011312-4284 B~ ach , North East, MD 21901 . CHEVY 1985 Customi1ed van . Girls' dresses, blouses, skirts & sweaters $1.00 ea. ' • Grey and burgundy. 305 Boys' shirts & pants $1.00 ea. , · Automatic. $12,000 . 301 -398· 8611. Women's dresses. Men's shirts & pants $2.00 ea. e /Jr7, • l DATSU N . PICK -iJP. 1979 for , ,. sale . $1200 -not inspected, $1300-ins ected. 301 -378-4195. Shop these locations: 1fii;;:J. Definitely Oex I'•:· ELKTON -I BR apartme nt for .. rent. 234 E. High St. 302-368- Positively Dynasty 4964 . .. Now available the ELKTON area . One 111 • ' garage for rent. $40 /mo. 6;5;4; _:9;7;9;0; m. • Dynasty Grey Dexter. · Pat Ulrich , Realtor ·~~m ~~f,§:~:~fi:~~~~~~Fi!.~;~~::~. · /fo. · 301 -398-7927 ~ E:::J 200 New Castle Avenue, New Castle, DE 19720 ~ ~~ Let us help give FiREWOOD . All seasoned oak . your wedding party 1 $75 per cord, delivered . Call 6 that great look. 1 , ~~-~~~~~ ; ,uck . 6500 series . LEGAL NOTICE Tuxedos starting , , $1000. Call301 -398-2089 . i • GM C pick-;;;iruck , .1977 . 1 ton, at $29 .95 Cabin Chassis . $1500 . Call 301 - CITJ'E~~~ARK 398-2089. CITY COUNCIL KENMORE WASHER / DR YER . PUBLICIIEARING x~;b .~oo ~ara~o~~!~~~d $~~h Pursu~~~i !~402 . 2 ol ~ weddmg band . $250. 301 -642· the City Charter ol the Code ol 2153. the City ol Newark, Delaware. M : Df. Michael Walls, who has been superintendent of the i Chrfstln~ School District for a little more than one year i no'Y, fias shown himself to be a master in bringing a per ~ sonal • tbuch 1 to a large, sprawling district which en ; compasses two very different communities in Newark and :wilmington< : Last yea·r, Walls instituted the Christina Stampede run ~ and walk to enable school district staff members to get the ; year off to a fun and healthful start. Many people, from ; teachers and principals to janitors and bus drivers, said ;the Stampede created a real feeling of family. : This year, Christina Stampede II will be held on Tuesday imorning, Sept. 2 at Newark High School. Expected to join :the Christina "family" are U.S. Congressman Tom Carper and State Superintendent for Public Instruction Dr. William Keene. Also last year, Walls began holding public meetings on weekends in downtown Wilmington. The1d"e!"Was to help 0 0 inner city residents feel more a part of the school district, I II to which is largely suburban. Save $'170° $450° Well, it appears Walls has done it again. Understanding the misgivings of students - and parents of students - Now is the time to savel Serta maHress factories from coast-to-coast are roll who must enter new school buildings, Walls has called on Yea, We're . ing out trucks with super Serta values for this nationwide sale. We've been Open Mon., teachers to welcome students to their schools by making LeborDey chosen to bring tremendous savings to you, during this limited time event! personal telephone calls. . 10 e.m:-4 p.m.l It's a wonderful idea, one which will most likely inspire a great deal of confidence in both students and parents. Save •210-•400 .9er set Save $120-t280 per set Congratulations are in order because the personal touch Serta Perfect Sleeper~ Serta Perfect Sleeper ACCORD is something easily lost in such~ large district. 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Lymphotropic Virus III that is craft Generation Squad, West Germany. Lind is a aircraft arma- associated with acquired immune ment systems specialist. · During the six-week basic train deficiency syndrome (AIDS). ing period, the servicemen studied These tests, performed under the Air Force mission, organiza contract with a civilian firm at the Newarkers tion and customs and received direction of the Secretary of special training in human rela Defense, are designed to identify tions. those members who may have Basic training been exposed to the virus. Human T-Lymphotropic Virus Airmen who complete basic III screening will identify the Three Newarkers serving in the U.S. Air Force recently graduated training earn credits toward an virus associated with AIDS, the in associate's degree through the cidence of which is increasing from basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. Community College of the Air throughout the United States. The Force. incidence of this virus poses a They are: Airman William J . potential threat to the readiness of the U.S. Armed Forces. In order to achieve necessary goals related to force readiness and in the in terests of nattional security, the \ Secretary of Defense has directed the Secretary of the Army to establish an HTLV-III testing pro gram and policy. People identified as having the AIDS antibody present in their blood will undergo further testing, evaluation, and counseling. No in dividuals · so identified will be separated from the Delaware Ar my National Guard solely on the basis of this test. News media will not be allowed access to testing facilities. No results of the testing will be revealed to the media. The con fidentiality of individuals having positive test results will be main tained as a foremost priority of the Delaware Army National Guard. VFW Convention The Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladi es Auxilia ry National conven tion is bei ng held in Minneapolis, Minn. August 15-22 . The Thomas Cooper Auxilia r y to VFW Post 11475 , Newark, Delaware will have five delegates attending. They are Catherine Philips, Sr. Vice President representing the President Eleanor Stevenson, Dorothy Naylor, Agnes Saxton, Donna Vivod and Corinne 48" McMullin. 8"x8"x16" Fluorescent Concrete Block Light Tube #1 0383 ~75240 Matthews USAF medal Technica l Sgt. Richard C. Mat thews, grandson of Lillian J . Walker of New London Ave., Newa rk, has been decorated with the Air Force Commendation Medal at Ellsworth Air Force Base, S.D. The Air Force Commendation Medal is awarded to those in dividua ls who demonstrate outstanding achievement o1· meritorius service in the per formance of their duties on behalf of the Air Force. Matthews is an airborne comm uni ca tion s systems operator with the 2148th Information Systems Squadron. Replacement Sink Basket Strainer Grinnage #24756' So ulh Korea duty Ai r Force Airman Kelvin L. Grinnage. son retired of Master Sgt. Ma rvin L. and Martha V. Grinnage of Tiverton Ci rcle. Newark, has ar rived for duty with the 8th Ai rcra ft Gener ation Squ t.,&ron, South Korea. Grinnage &s an aircra ft armament systems specialist. 112-Gallon Picnic Ju'g #95851 Young Air Force ROTC Cadet Paul A. Young, son of William F . and Julia C. Young of Elkton Road, Newark, has com pleted a II S Air F'nrrP ROT C fi eld training encampment at Dover Air Force Base. 3-Arm insta-Rinse Security 25' Field training, attended by Water Faucet Door Guard Electric cadets normally bttween their se Sprinkler Aerator Chain Latch Utility Cord cond a nd third year of coll ege, ~93023 ~24301 ~60376 #70370 gives an opportunity to evaluate each student's potential as a n of fi cer, according to au Air Force spokesman. Shop Early For These Exceptional Values - Ouantities Are Limited The summe r's c urriculum consists of orientations on jet air cra ft, c are er opportunities, store Hours: human relations education and equal opportunity training. Mon. thru Sat. Physical fitness and surviva l tra ining is also emphasiz ed. 8 a.m. til 8, p.m. The fi eld tra ining is four weeks, but cadets in the two-year ROTC program receive a n additional WILMINGTON, RT. 7 two weeks of instruction in the STANTON (Near Race Track Entrance) development of air power and the contemporary Air Force. 998-0471 Young is a student at the We Al so Honor MasterCard. VISA & Amencan Express University of Delawa re, Newa rk . Cl t98& l owe sCompamu. lnc August 27, 1986 B White K'gan Clay makes Classic hannel walk Striders step out Newarker raising Sunday, Sept. 21 funds for cancer The inaugural White Clay Classic Walk will be held Sunday afternoon, Sept. 21 in conjunction by Neil Thomas with Newark Community Day. The walk, which is being spon· sored by The NewArk Post, After more than 10 hours in the Storm's Shoes and WILM· dark, forbidding waters of the Newsradlo, will feature loops of English Channel, having battled approximately one and five miles. jellyfish, seaweed, passing Rob Sweetgall of Newark, a tankers and an increasing sore nationally-known walker who has shoulder, Newarker Bob Kerrigan twice crossed the United States on found that he was still a good five 'foot, will offer clinics as part of miles from the coast of France. the event. He said the White Clay "I was thinking about giving Classic is designed to promote in up," Kerrigan said last Friday of terest in better health through his Aug. 14 swim. " I was starting walking. to think, do I have enough to go Walking, Sweetgall said, is one five more miles?" of the nation's fastest growing University of Delaware Kerrigan, who returned from sports. head coacb TJJbby Ray England Thursday following his The White Clay Classic will be mond confers with star effort, was swimming the 20-mile headquartered at Clayton Hall on quarterback Rick Gannon wide Channel ifi memory of his the University of Delaware's during 'a scrimmage mother, the late Norene Kerrigan, north campus on New London who died of cancer. Road (Del. 896). s~turdaY,. To left, He said in June that he decided Sweetgall will open the ac s ,opho~qor~ Tom on the swim as a tribute and fund tivities with a walking clinic at Goudeaux, a Newark High raising effort in 1984. " I wanted to 12:30p.m . School gr.aduate and do something for cancer that The walk will begin at 1:30 p.m., reserve (Hen back·, drives represented the struggle cancer with participants moving from 1 0 victims go through. I don't know imo the lt line. Delaware·, how I got to thinking about the Clayton Hall to the central Com ranked 'Sixth nationally in munity Day site on the University English Channel but I like to swim Mall off Delaware Avenue. an NCAA Division 1-AA and it represented a struggle and At the Mall, additional walkers preseason poll, is prepar beating the odds." from the Community Day crowd ing for i~ Sept. 6 opener at Kerrigan did struggle with a will join the hike. home against Rhode moment of self-doubt there amidst Walkers will then proceed back . ,Island. the seaweed, in the chop off the . to Clayton Hall, where a second' French coast. But he also beat the-"'--11 odds, setting his body and mind to 1 'clinic will be offered by Sweetgall --for those who joined the event at continue the swim, to see it the Mall. through. The main body of walkers will Kerrigan arrived in France to continue north on Del. 896 to the cheers of a crowd of 50 people, Carpenter State Park. There they his brother swimming the last will head east to Tweeds Mill one-half mile with him and other family members looking on proud ly from an escort board. See WALK/ 5b See SWIM/ 5b I Ex-Hen Reeder hopes for best with Steelers After being cut from the Los spent much of the winter in With only two cuts left before In Pittsburgh's three games know how many fullbacks the by Michael Ricci Angeles Raiders roster late last Newark lifting weights and swim· ihe Steelers' season starts, thus far this season, Reeder has team will carry through the summer, Reeder, a Christiana ming. Reeder remains quietly optimistic run for 37 yards in 11 carries, scor season. High School graduate and former When it came time to pick a pro about his chances. "I don't like to ing one touchdown. He also has " It's been a long - hard camp," Last fall, New.arker Dan Reeder University of Delaware star team, Reeder said he received of· start counting ahead, I just try to caught two passes for a total of 19 he said. "It's been a real physical probably would have laughed in fullback, vowed to never again try fers from about eight NFL clubs take it one day at a time," he said yards. camp." the face of anyone who suggested out for a professional football plus several USFL teams. His in an interview Monday afternoon. In addition, Reeder has made But Reeder has no complaints that he would spend the second team. choice was Pittsburgh, where he "Whatever tomorrow brings, it several appearances on punt and with Pittsburgh's tough camp and half of this summer sweating in But sometime during the fall, has made it through three brings," Reeder said. However, kickoff special teams. aggressive playing style. the southwestern Pennsylvania Reeder regained motivation and preseason games and all the way he added, " I've been getting a The Steelers have been plagued sun at the Pittsburgh Steelers decided to take another shot at the to the team's next to last roster good look (from Steeler with injuries during the preseason See REEDER / 5b training camp. pro leagues. In preparation, he cut. coaches)." and Reeder said he still doesn't .Y ellowjacket St. Mark~s runners have returns' Its. one-two punch key runners with anyone in the state." starting that streak. " Alii can say by Neil Thomas "The core of our team is back, " St. Mark's High School cross is I'm optimistic." said Davies. "Gillian Haskell and country coach Joe O'Neill admits To defeat Sallies, O' Neill Shelly Duch are two seniors com that he has " high expectations" believes his squad would have to Boxers understand that while It iml back, and they gave us a one for the 1986 boys squad. be healthy, in top shape a nd at its is great to have a solid one-two two punch last year." "We have some good returning competitive peak. punch, there is nothing like a Having a pair of fine athletes veterans," said O'Neill last week, Besides Sallies, O'Neill believes stinging jab to keep the other like Haskell and Ouch on one team ticking off the names of Martin Concord High School will have a Brans, Jim Fletcher, Bryan Len fellow honest. is a rarity, Davies said. " They've top-rate boys cro~s country pro That is the case with the been together four years. It's real non, Jim Feeley and Dan Moye. gram this year. Newark High School girls cross ly unusual to have a one-two Those runners will be joined by Among the gi rls cross country country team, which last year punch like that, especially for four junior Tim Bardsley and teams, O'Neill expects that found that it had the jab in Dale years." sophomore T~ Netta to pace Christiana Coach praises top runners for hard work during summer months When the Christiana High spent eight years heading the Vik the state soccer tournament. " We're starting to reap the school v~ rsity soccer team begins Ings. "The big thing Is improving our rewards" from kids who play soc Its season Sept. 9, a familiar set of The team's starting lineup will defense," Kendall said after the cer year-round in various leagues, faces will charge onto the field as Include James Ashby, Tom Vikings first scrimmage last Kendall said. the squad's starting lineup. Duzan, Andy Marchioni, Brian week. Upcoming younger players on The Vikings, who finished last Moran, Joel Osman, Steve Sywy, As for Christiana's competition, the Christiana squad include season ;,with an 8-7-1 record, have Scott Tinney and Chris Wellborn, he said, " we're looking forward to center halfback Joe Yount and eight seniors returning for a final all seniors who have spent the past playing Newark and Glasgow." striker Chris Ashby, both juniors, year of high school play starting three seasons playing and All told, over 50 players came according to Kenda!J. qextmonth. developing soccer skills together. out to compete for positions on The Vikings fa ce Ceasar ' "It's ' probably the most well This year, Kendall wants to im Christiana's freshman, junior Rodney is a scrimmage Thursday. balanced team I've ever had," prove on last season's record and varsity and varsity teams when Christiana's 16-game season said c .ach John Kendall who has hopes this team will make it into practice began last weP.k. starts Sept. 9 against Lake Forest. Glasgow squad IS• young DrJgon seniors are few and far between Wi~ only three seniors on a 27- ners will carry Glasgow in 1986. be strong. He added that Chris Hull also predicts a strong year man _ team, the Glasgow High They are seniors Mike McKinney tiana, Newark and Brandywine for sophomore Tara Powell and SehoQl boys cross country team is and Andre Ware and juniors Andy are "always competitive" in boys " big things" for freshman Lori perhaps the Newark area's KirkandMikeJones. cross country. Burkholder. youngest. "Those runners," he said, "will Just as young as the boys team Burkholder has been a force in And yet, coach Ron Hull is op- be the top four consistently will be Glasgow's girls cross coun- her age group In area road races tlmi ~ tic about the Drag.;.,s• throughout the season." try squad. · and the coach said "all indications chances, saying, " I think we'll be Behind them Hull sees "ade- Hull has just one senior - are that she is going to be a real pretty competitive this year." quate depth" among his seven Sherry Roth- on what he expects standout on the girls t am.'• "Cross country is evening out juniors and 17 underclassmen. to be a 10-15 member team. Among Blue Hen' ,conference very nicely (across New Castle "The thing about it that's nice," The core of the Dragon squad rivals, Hull expects Newark High County)," Hull said. " It seems he said, "is that it is going to be will be four junior runners - School will field the strpngest girls young depth." Cathy McGrath, Nancy Ysais, team. " I can see New11rk being like everybody is competitive." Among Blue Hen Coqference Deanne Rudisill and Jennifer tough," he said. Bill Netta will lead Christiana cross country runners this fall. Hull expects that four key run- tea,ms, Hull believes Concord will Wellins. JACKETS/ from lb senior." The senior is John Leitzke. " He ran well as a junior, and we expect Casis. him to lead the team this year," Davies said he expects there W~trdsaid. will be about 20 girls on this year's The strong younger runners - squad. juniors and sophomores - include While the Newark girls team re Dan Skinner, Tom Klemas, Sean tained its top runners, the boys Steinwedel, Steve Franks and team lost three of its best - Steve Chuck Cowan. Hutton, Bennett Ih and Harvist Ward said both Steinwedel and Caesar- to graduatioQ., . Franks worked .halid and improv- 1 However, Bob Ward, who is ed much during the summer mon- ·' returning to cross country ths. Cowan, he said, lettered! last coaching this year, said" the year as a freshman. Yellowjackets have cause for op Among 'the· -st·ate ~s , tOp teams timism. this year will be that " old ·stand "We have a really young team," by" Salesianum, Ward said. He he said, " but we have a solid also expects a strong showing group of juniors led by a strong from Delcastle High Schbbl. COMPLETE REBUILT . AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION S235R~ One Piece Camouttage Coverall or 6 Pocket WILMII&TOI IEWARI Camouflage cargo Pants. "A" ST. & 2860 Reversible. insulated vest S. MARKET OGLETOWN RD. in c olot c hoice ...... 9.97 655-0275 366-8234 DOVER 803 FOREST ST. 674-8112 15 DllletStom ~0.,_. Vlllf'l 69 & AND NEWER CARS EXCEPT METRIC & FRONT WHEEL DRIVE EACH SHOP LOCALLY Delaware Valley s La• ye st Cha•n o f Discount OWNED AND OPERATED Transm•ss•on Spec•ahsts CHRISTINA SCHOOL DISTRICT ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS Skunk Scent or Doe-In-Heat Buck 7 Lure. 69 eo. JAMES H. 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Dubbed the " Symphony Strut," the athletics congress- certified road race is sponsorP.d in coopera tion with Marathon Sports, the Delaware Club antl the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company. Beginning and ending at Baynard Stadium in Wilmington, the race will serve as the kick-off event for the Brandywine Arts Festival which begins at the con clusion of the race and features arts and crafts exhibits. It will start at 9 a .m . THIS WEEK AT Prizes - awarded immediately following the race - include t shirts to the first 300 runners, trophies and tickets to the m Delaware Symphony to overall R male and female winners, as well st as first place winners in each sl category. Runners will be entertained w before and after the race, and th along the race course, by th members of the Delaware Sym phony. w Pre-registration is $7 . Post AMERICA:S FAMILY DRUG STORE registration is $8. Runners may register at either of the Marathon Sports locations: 300 Ninth Street Plaza or 3640 Silverside Rd. For further information call the 4.99 1.57 4.49 Marathon Sports hot lines at 656- 5816 or 478-1950 . Softball M iddletov n marathon The Middletown Softball Com mittee is once again planning its annual 48-Hour Softball Marathon to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The group has raised $68,000 for MDA in the past seven years. The activities will begin at 7 p.m . Friday, Aug. 29 with a n parade beginning at Middletown ll High School. State Poster Child d Mark Haupt will lead the parade and also, throw out the first ball when the marathon begins at 8 L'Oreal Visuelle. Powder Blush or Pressed Colgate Toothpaste winterfresh gel 8.2-oz. Kodak VR Disc Film 2-pack. Stock up We'll Candy Bars. Try Snickers, Hershey's. p.m at the MOT Little League Powder ma ke -up Ava il able 1n Jashlan or regular 9-oz. Helps promote good dental Field. buy bac k extra fi lm (wilh receipl). M & M's and many more at th is greal ~ shades. Re g. 6.75 lo 6 95 · hygiene. Price reflects label offer. 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With large hands near Newark, will kick-off its 1986- Cleans deep into pores 87 Y-Winners sports seasons with spice. fresh scent and more school or office Reg. 9 99 vacations. Reg. 6.49 lo c hoose fro m Reg. 9.99 and numbers. Reg. 11.99 a fall soccer program. Y-Winners is a year-around youth sports program which in cl ud es fall and spring soccer, flag football, ba sketball and indoor soccer for children ages 5-12. The fall soccer program is open to boys a nd girls ages 5-12. Everyone plays, and the program is designed to teach participants to feel good about themselves and their teammates and to provide them good exercise. Sportsman ship is stressed. 2/1.00 5/1.00 1.79 2/1.00 Games are played on the Y's 56- Construction Paper pack of Portfolios w1th pockets and 2.49 1" Accohide binder with 3 School Supplies. Glue stick. Liquid Paper correction Bike Lock w1lh barrel combi acre soccer complex. Registration 40 Includes an assortment fasteners. pockets only or rmgs Heavy duty Elmer's sc hool glue or flu id 6-oz Easy to wn te over nation. Protect your bike at will be accepted through Sept. 5 at of bright colo r> report covers construction. Reg 2.99 g lue-a ll 4-oz the Y. For details call453-1482. dries quickly. sc hool or play Reg 3 19 MS When you're serious about 35mm Bike to Bay Delaware's Bi ke to the Bay, a cycling event to benefit the fight b rand name PHOTO PROCESSIN G against multiple sclerosis, will be presc riptions, you ''I ~ 4! I ' I held Saturday and Sunday, Sept. save more with 1:1 and 14. Eckerd Brand ·- ~~~~ : . There will be 25, 50 and 100-mile Equivalents. .. l bi cycle races on Saturday, Sept. To an Eckerd ~ ~ 13 and a two-day, 150-mile tour. Pharmacist, ~ k\( 1 All events will start and finish at nothing's more 9.99 Important than ~ · DISPLAY FOLIO Augustine Beach. . Jl Hamilton Beach electric Ladies' Peds or Sport Socks. Frito-lay vanety 12-pack your health. · SL EEVED NEGATIVES The 25 a nd 50-mile races will can opener 11 829 Includes Choose from several pop ~ ~ Includes your favorile Fr itos. 0 • 30°o LARGER PR INTS start at 9 a .m ., and the 100-mile kni fe sharpener Reg 1199 ular style s Regs to 1 79 Dontos. Chee-fos and RuHies race will sta rt at 7:30a.m . 8 The !50-mile tour will leave Augustine Beach on Saturday morning. Riders will travel to Lewes, where they will dine and spend the night. They will head ba ck to Augustine Beach the followi ng morning. For registration costs a nd in formation, call the MS Bike to the Bay hotli ne at 571-9956. HallyP Br a nd ~ \\ i Ill' \1 olo r ~ porl Brandywine Motorsport Club will holds its " F un V" road rallye this evening (Wednesday, Aug. 27) in Newa rk. The event will be held at the Iron Hill Inn on South College Avenue. Registration will begin nt 6:15 p.m . a nd the first car will leavcat 7:01p.m . AUfiUit 27 I 1988 The NewArk Po t 5b SPORTS Rat Race Relays Yellowjacket boosters to raise money for track, storage shed Many Newarkers are trying to track. There will be prizes for winners teams, and added that families get out of the rat race but Ann Wellman, a spokesman for and gifts for all entrants. are encouraged to participate as members of the Newark High the Newark Runners Club, said "This wlll be a little bit different teams. Also, wheelchair athletes School track and cross country the Rat Race Relays will Include than anything we've seen in are welcome. booster club are hoping they will nine events: the 4 x 100 meters, 4 x Newark," said Wellman. "We There will be a skateboard 1et Into one. 200 meters, 4 x 400 meters, 4 x 800 hope It wlll be a real community demonstration by Wooden Wheels The Newark Runners Club has meters, distance medley, walking event." and possibly a race to see which announced that It will hold the Rat relay, obstacle course, and the Already, sevoral companies area pizza parlor has the futest Race Relays on Saturday, Sept. 20 shot put and long jump relay• have Indicated that they will send delivery people. at the Newark HIHh track. (both two·person teams), four-person teams to the Rat Race Wellman said there will be a The purpose of the relays, which The pre-registration fee Ia •D per Relays. They include DuPont, good mixture of serious and not will be held from 10 a.m. to 12 :30 person. Entrants can participate Gore, Schwinn, St. Francis so-serious competition, nil of· p.m., Is to mise money to con· In three events. The deadline 111 Hospital and the VI siting Nurses fl clated by the Delaware Sports struct an equipment shed and pur· Saturday, Sept. 13. Association. Cl ub. chase equipment, and to begin Race day registration is '7 per Wellman hopes Newark 's For Information, call 731-0798 or building a funcl to resurface the person. various developments will 731-5 145. '- ~-~~~~@~-iii ,~-vi~Gillei "fGCiGti--iill;j ' 2724PULASKIHWY.RT.40-·GLASGOW SWIM/from 1b Later, on learning that many ' "I~:~::- · 1· Newarkers were keeping their ~ (302) 834·1997 . ears to their radios to find out If he •ITOUI~ONTI ; •AUTO OLAII . t3 HOURS: MON.-F . 7-6, SAT. 8-5 He finished in 12 hours and 45 made It, Kerrigan said "it gave rTAILITOPI •TAUCKOLAII •MI~RORI •HIAVY !QUIP. minutes, a full hour behind friend me a warm feeling inside." fremtdftCut •INIULATED I TIRI AND AUTOMOTIVI CINTIR ' Ray Peden of New Castle who 1ollu OLAII " Yet," he said, "I'm still sad •PLEXIOLAI •IOATOLASS started the swim at Kerrigan's •ITORM WINDOW •SCRUNS side. (because) maybe if I had a little REPAIR g When the two - and another more time, maybe I could tell my woman, from Indiana - began mother how much I loved her." their treks, Kerrigan said his first That the DuPont Co. employee thought was " here we go, Mom." is trying to do through his actions, Once the swim was well under using the swim as a means of way, he said a lonely feeling set in. publicizing the Norene Kerrigan "Ray was to my right and family Research Fund. (board the boat) was to my left, but when It came down to it, it was Asked whether or not he con just me and the Channel. 11 siders the swim a success, Ker During the swim, Kerrigan had rigan /IBid, "The main objective to stop while tankers passed was to raise money for cancer through the heavily-traveled research, so we'll have to see how Channel, had to cope with strong that works out." and shifting currents, and had to move to avoid jellyfish, only to run To contribute, write: The Na Into a bed of seaweed. tional Cancer Research Institute, Wilen he reached the far Hhore, 133 E . DBth St., New York, N.Y. 10022. Note that the contribution 11 Kerrigan IIU id he wu1 excited, but 11~ Landing Lane, Elkton, MD ul1o "pretty tlr d." for tho Norene Korrlaan Fund. lnnr luokworth'• Mkt.J .-J.IIlillllll'Hil"lll~ 301 ·388·8208 ~;:~~ ~~!"·::~.~;,\~::;~\': I'AUPAAKINQ .lllllllll JIIUIIIIWJIUIII!III REEDER/from 1b m11jor roh1 In koe~plng hlm!lolf In illtrUI.UIIlf\UUirUJUJU I AJ • 1Jhaf11 to rot urn to tho arldlron. • liJJ~IlJJllfllltltlill UJLII»\1. '' wt!lllllttlo ru11ty In tho bosln· ~AJAY~t!IA~IJ ln to ct, RC'unlor l!ll ld tho moln nina, " Roodor 11dmlttod, but, he roti!WH!i ho optod to try out with 1111ld, "I'm roally fooling tho tho StooiOI'!i oro th tODm's top· bonorit!l of ( oKorai!ltns)." notch wCJI ~ ht llftlnu pi'OllrHm and Jt R.oodo r, o tormor Univor!llty lll!l!rO!lHivo offonso . 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(4)"-STOP alq Fran- TylonaFordRd. ~~ (2)"-START • STOP " Re Kirkwood Hwy .• Old Har =;" Road to Frazier =~~~n-ifufenaJa~~~ ~-- mony Rd. at 8:00a.m. -Rl&ht on Frazier Road cent -Right Into GrMII Valley ~I (4)"-STOP at Eut GrMII =~·=~Valley =~~onp~~rummond Valley • Lower Lane In Rd. HlllRd. Green Valley (1)"-STOP alq Pleuant -Left on lJnden Rd . CORNER KETCH - (10)"- STOP Durao • -Proceedtoflrststopvlal- ~ - Right on Lower Valley LAMATAN - HENDER =~h!n~~~~ :r.!fl'!:J!';::!Y Down ~~~:-..s,z~~~~:~~son Engle ~I~o;t' Lane • return to Kirkwood ~~~l:!o~.Rt . 140 to =~!g~~~dd Drive (10)"-STOP Orchard and -Rl&ht on Porter Rd. Hwy. SON HEIGHTS -Left on Main St. -Right on Tamara 1o - Exit 12th St. ~~ -Rl&ht on Old Baltimore -Right on Dewalt ENGLISH VILLAGE - Delaplane -Right on Rt. 1111 (12)STOP Main St. & Col· (U)"-STOP Tamara -LeftonNortheaatBivd. (2) - Right on Kirkwood Hwy. Pike (11)"-STOP Dewalt and COACH HILL -Left on Delaplane· -Enter I-ll North Lon to Meadowood Drive -RIIht on Rt. Nllll Cartier Court (2) ' -START & STOP N598 Straight Acrou Kirkwood P.M. DROP OFF: onlal Garden Apta. en· ~·~TOP Tamara I< =~~guht~~o ~~~~ - Right on Meadowood (1)"-STOP U720 Route (18) 0 -STOP Dewalt and Thompson Station Rd. at Hwy. Follow Same aa A.M. III 1 ~~ Drive 7:45a.m. -Right on Fairway ~:l~~TOP Main St. at ~~·-STOPI500Tamara (2)"-START lo STOP loth -Tum around at the Old ~Right on Four Seasons ~~h~~~ Forge Rd. - Left on Route N72 (14J"-8TOP Fairway Schwinn's Cycle Shop (28 )•-STOP Tamara 1o • Pine ate:OO a .m . Swim Club Pkwy. (:10)"-STOP Forge & Alton - Right Into Stage Rd. Dunbar =t:~~ ~~ r.!!';:: St. Engle ~~-STOP lOth & Lom- =- ~l -Left on Kirkwood Hwy. (10)"-STOP at Four Court - Right on Stage Rd. -Left on Cordele - R (8)"-STOP kirkwood Hwy. S e a a o n a P k w y . & -Left on Polly Drummond (4) ' -STOP Hl1 Stage Rd. (11)"-STOP Cordele & (18)"-STOP Lovett & Ben· (30~!~1!r'f>~!!ara a. Old (1)"-STOP lOth & Poplar - R &Pekin Ave. Winterhaven for Rd. (6)' - STOP N4 Stage Rd. Blabee ml':!.~~~ 1 (4) - Left on Harmony Rd. Strawberry Run -straight acrOSB Kirkwood - Right on Route N72 -Right on Blabee RUTHERFORD ~Right on S. Chapel ~~~:~~~~to Ruthar (if. ~.;g;'l~ul ~ainu! Elk -Left on Tamara Circle In· -RI&ht on Autumn Hwy.toRedMillRd. - Left on Corner Ketch Rd. (18)"-STOP Blabee and -Proceed to Firat Stop via (11)"-STOP S. Chapel & -Left on Red Mill (10)"-STOP 13th & Walnut to Harmony Hilla Andries Route4 Wyoming Road -Right on Route N4 -Left on 14th Horaeahoe (22)'-8TOP Red Mlll Rd. (8)' - STOP at Corner (2)"-START • STOP (Sf (8)"- STOP Tamara a. (12)"-STOP at Autumn • Mill Race Ent. Ketch Farms -Right on Red Mill Rd. =~r~g~~&J:~~ -Right on Route ms (12)"-STOP 14th & French (8) Ellllworth Route H • Allendale Apta. Horaeahoe a. Leafy Lane -Left on Old Manor Rd. in- - Ri ght on Doe Run Rd. -Left on Darwin Into (20J"-STOP Academy a. ~~r-sTOP moe Route (i~~~(ip'"~~~ha. French We (10)"-STOP Tamara & Hul (14) •-STOP Autumn to Old Mill Manor (10)'- STOP along Doe Sycamore Gardena Ent. all: 10 a.m. - R (14) "-STOP Tamara a. Horaeahoe & Thanksgiving (24)'-STOP Old Manor & Run Rd . from Corner Ketch -Left on Brewster -Right on Brookbend Dr. E. Park Place -Left on Marrows Rd. -Left on King leg Barrett Way Millwheel to Branch Rd. (20)"-STOP Brewster and (4)"-STOP Brookbend & - Right on Waterworks -Left on Kimberton -Left on 11th (10 -Right on Barret (18)'-STOP at U34 (28)'-STOP Old Manor -Left on Branch Rd. Hudson Gumaey (22)"-STOP Wollaston & -Left on Greenbridge onto (18)"-STOP 11th & Lom- - Left on Durao Autumn Horaeahoe Rd. & Grl.itmlll -Right on McCann -Left on Gumaey Ap'f.~rks for Aston Hobart bard p th & S (18) •-sTOP M208 Durao (12 )' TOP H921 Branch -Riaht on Queenaway "g::t ~~ (18)'-STOP at Autumn (28)'-STOP Old Manor Rd . (22)"-STOP McCann and (24)"-STOP Kells & ~o~rtSTOP Bldg. m ~~;.;;!'Ttof1ssou&ruce (12 (18)"-STOP Durao & (14)'- STOP Brnch Rd. & Darwin (1)"-STOP Queenaway & (14 Catalina ~ra:=C:~t!,~val Court ~~~~t!~~ht LamatanRd. -Left on Darwin Dorchester Wolluton -LeftonOIIINewarkRd. -Exit Rt. N273 North to (16 (20)"-STOP Durso & P.M. ROUTE HOME: (30)"-STOP Millwright & - Right on Flint Hlll Rd. In· (24)"-STOP Darwin and (8)"-STOP na Queenaway -Right on Brookside Blvd. Chestnut Hill Rd. Kingsley •Gumaey =~ff'~g~~::my -Make Stopa as above In Griatmlll Rd. to Lamatan West Longview -Right on courtney Proceed to school :.~ (22)"-STOP Durso & Four Seasons -Right on Old Manor Rd. (16 )' -STOP Flint Hlll Rd. (28)"-Stop Phylla & Her· -Left on Brookbend Dr. :~tr•o~n g~~.::.r::kB~~ci . Engle -Right on Route M896 -left on Red Mill Rd. & Quartz Mill Rd . din 10 1 ~~l~~-p Courtney & U. BUS 1170 RUN 2, HAR· to Brookside School (24)"-STOP Durso & -Right on Route 140 Proceed to School (28)"-STOP Phyllll lo Dar· =~ft :nR i{'!lllng Into =~ - Left on Quartz Mill Rd. -LeftonS.ChapeiSt. SAME AS Tamara -Right on Pleuant Valey • - Turn Around at the cul- win Rutherford ~t:~WNHJo~ ~ ~pft. NtR~~~1E : -Left on Tamara (10)"-STOP Rolllnl Dr. lo -d Rd. BUS m, RUN 2 de-sac -Right on Darwin lNG RUN BUS 1111 RUN 2, WILM· Le - Proceed to Wilmington -Make Stopa along Plea· BONEYBEAR DAY CARE -Right on Kirkwood Weal Rutherford =~~~~~ ~~o~~~lngton -via 1-95 North onto 1-4110 - Right on Flint Hlll Rd. -Right onto EaR Ruther Via Rt. N273 to 1-95 North :r::r:~ ::.:::~;·;tm:la INGTON: BROWNTOWN Ap aant Valley Rd. from Rt. -PULASKIHWY.-A.OK - Right on Branch Rd. Proceed to School (2 To 12TH St. E:Ut N40 to Old BaiUmore Pk. C A M P G R 0 U N D - P.M. ROUTE • SAME AS ford :a,zt.;:J~:C.v~~e . -Right on Hull I."fsr~=- to First Stop via -Left on 12th St. ( 18 ) ' - STOP at H820 (12)"-STOP Eaat Ruther· :"f..X:: GLASGOW PINES - Branch Rd. MORNING PICK UP -Right on Linden (2)'-START & STOP Hull -Left on Maryland Ave. ~~ (28) "-STOP 12TH & Clay GREENFIELD MANOR ford a. Patricia mont BUS 1M RUN I - W. - Ri ght on Corner Ketch -Left on Pheaaant La. -Unload at Bayard Bus ~E:f~~:f>~~~a . m. (22)'-STOP Read & - i CIIB8TN1.JT HILL RD. - (2)"-START & STOP N821 Rd . BUS 1341, RUN 2 (22 (28 )"-STOP 12th & Bran Salem Church Rd. at 8:00 A.M. IONDERGARTEN: -Right on Patricia. 4 dywine (20 )' - STOP Corner Ketch (14)"-STOP Patricia & ~r.f.~akeHome : < )'-STOP Durso & Bar- ~~~~~~~e . & STOP at De ~REP_JJ~~ a.m. Rd . & Jobs Lane TAKE IN - I Proceed to BANCROFT (4)"-START & STOP N843 - Right on Great Good Clr· CITY OF WILMINGTON Eut Rutherford -I-95SouthExltRt.N273 ~~~~•-STOP Durso a. Oak and Marshall at 8:05 PARK - OAK TRICE -Left on West Rutherford (24 APTS. - ARBOUR P.AIUt Salem Church Rd. (Honey cleRd. (4)"-START & STOP loth catalina wright st. (2 BUS Ill, RUN 2, AD Bear) (22) ' -STOP Intersection & French at 8:30a.m. (18)"-STOP NlOl Weal =~fr~gra~~~:~A~:.Y · 8 ~~ighton - ROCKWOOD - Rutherford -Run Route same as A.M. < >'-STOP Durso & (4)"-STOP Stroud & Lc MIRAL'S CLUB APTS. - IJLVII:RBROOK- 8. COL -Right on Route N40 of Great Good Circle Rd. • 0 Pick up. Kingsley Wright SHEFFEILD (8)"-STOP N1769 Pulaski Turn around =~fth~g~ftf:nch (18) -STOP U27 Weal LBGIC AVIC. P.ll. ONLY: Rutherford ~~~~:-sTOP Dura on a. -Left on Stroud St. ~ BROOKHAVEN YWCA LATCIIDY Hwy. (Double J. Stables) -Left on Corner Ketch Rd. -Left on King 0 -P roceed East on (2)"-START & STOP at N7 (8)"-STOP Nl771 Pulaski - Cross Rt. H72 onto Polly (6)"-STOP 14th &King St. (20) -STOP Weal Ruther· BUS Ha; RUN 2, FAIR· -Right on Tamara -Right on Coleman Kirkwood Highway Plymouth Dr. at7:150 a.m. Hwy. - A. OK Campground Drummond Hill Rd. -Right on 8th St. ford & Colfax FIELD • WOODMERE • 04)•-STOP Tamara a. (8)'-STOP Coleman & c:! -Right on Fairway Rd. ln- -Left on Cheatnut HIJ1 Rd. -Tum Right Into Glasgow - Left on Forge Rd. (8)"-STOP 8th & Tatnall =~'ff'!:~~~g Drive NOTTINGHAM GREEN • Kingsley Cedar ~~ (4)"-STOP U17 W. Pines - Right on Dewalt (10)"-STOP 8th & Weal (18)'-STOP Tamara a. (8)"-STOP Coleman & 8th (32 -Right on Churchmana PHEASANT RUN • Catalina Ave. ~~~~~~.f~·STOP Bldg. Chestnut Hlll Rd. (10)'-STOP Scottland and - Left on Henderson Rd. In· (12)"-STOP 8th & Jeffer· Rd. TIMBER CREEK N61 at8:05a.m. (1)"-STOP Maple Square Aahltlrk to Henderson Heights son (18)'-STOP Tamara & -Rlghton8thAve. -Right on Rt. N7 -Proceed to First Stop via Hull -Right on Brown (4)"-STOP at Bldg. NS2 Trailer Park (12)'-STOP Scottland and (26) ' - STOP Henderson (14)"-STOP 8th a. Monroe -Enter I-95 North New London Rd. North (34 Fairway Rd. -Proceed to Maryland Klldon Rd. & Candate Court -Right on Ada111.1 (20)'-8TOP335T.mara ~~~~-STOP Brown & 7th ch -Left on Cordele Una a. Tum Right on Iron (14)"-STOP Scottland and (28 )' -STOP Henderson -Right on 11th -E:Ut Maryland Ave. =k1:~~~;~:::~~~3 (24)'-STOPN500Tamara (l )'-8TOP Brown a. 8th Ridgeway -Right on Monroe 2 - Right on Blabee HIJIRd. Rd. & Caullne Court -LeftonMarylandAve. (2)'-START & STOP ~Z:~;;BTOP Tamara & Ave. (36 -Right on Elkton Rd. -Right on Ridgeway (30) •-STOP H23 Henderson (18)"-STOP Monroe & loth Su =~tr~g~~~·~ · (18)'-STOP Ridgeway and Hill Rd. (18)"-STOP Monroe & 9th =n:fo!r ~C::yard Bua Stamford and N. Country -Left on Tamara ~:r-sTOP Brown & 5th -Right on Kirkwood Hwy. =~~c:~~c:r::~~ Rd. Hickory - Turn around in the cul-{!e (20)'-STOP Monroe&7th Ramp club (18)'-STOP Ridgeway and -Lefton 8th ~~f~~~= :. ~o~try (30)"-STOP Tamara & Old -Left on Sth Ave. (8)"-STOP noe Hunter sac BUS 13, RUN WJLMINQ.. (4)"-STOP N809 N. Coun- Petal (32 )' - STOP Henderson (22)"-STOP 8th & Jeffer· 2, ~~~:~~~~to Ruthar -Right on Maryland Ave. =~tr~~ :::n~~~ - FcqeRd. TON: SOUTIIBRJDGE try Club - Left on Old Harmony Rd. (10) 0 -8TOP Buntar Forge Rd . & English Vlllage Apts. son -LeftonRedMUI ~~~~C~~~t. Maryland ~ Proceed to School -Proceed to Flnt Stop Via (8)'-STOP N. Country ft Rd. • 1R Tum around =~tr~g~~~':~ay entrance Route 13 North Club and Wilshire -RightonRouteN4 c )'-STOP Maryland - [ ~{a;B~~fl!?~d D~r::'~~ (12)"-STOP Huntar Forae -Right on Scottland - Right on Old Coach Rd. 18 (20)'-STOP Scottland & -Rilhton"A"St. (8)"-STOP N. Country -Right on Route N273 Ave. & Stroud St. r de-sac at end of Old Har Rd. • 2nd Tum around - Right into Coach Hill on (2)'-START & STOP clubandWindsor (32)"-STOP Nl708 Route (20)"-STOP 502 Maryland fl mony Rd. -Tum around., Left on Dufferln (Glasgow.. Pines II Coach Hill Court entrance) :~.-~~:GARTEN: Townsend & "A" Sta. at -Right on Windsor N273 Ave. (.1 - Reverse Route to Old Sandy Brae Rd. (34)'-STOP Nl6 Coach Hill 11:80 TAKE HOMlll 3 - 1 Harmony Rd. (14)"-STOP Oak Tree -Left on Dufferln Court & Coach Hlll Dr. (2nd CITY OF WILMINGTON 8:20a.m. =~tr~gr:.~g~::~Z: =t:~! ~~ ~~t!~o~d . -Right on Read & STOP Ba APta. Pool on Sandy Brae (22)'-STOP Dufferln and In tersection) -11:30 a.m. Depart Ban· ;;;~~~on Right on Town· (10)"-STOP Panorama -Left on Greenbrldge onto (22)"-STOP Read & Berwick P. (i~!~t8rgN~k~~ing Rd. - Ri ght on Coach Hlll Drive croft (4)"-STOP Townsend & andN. Townvlew Hobart Maryland Ave. Lake Dr. -Left onW. Cheatnut Hll1 (24)'-STOP Dufferln and - Left on Coach Hlll Court -Left on Lombard (34)"-STOP Bldg. N32 -LertonMadlaonSt. No (12) 0 -STOP Spring Lake Hedgewlck "B" St. ~~~~p Panonna and Hobart -Left on 2nd St. Rd. - Right on Old Coach Road -Lefton 8th dt Dr. a. Brookmead Dr. (11)"-STOP Tall Pines Rd. -Left on Hedgewlck - Right on DeWalt -Left on Church f~~S:,TOP Townsend & -Right on Timberline -Left on Old Newark Rd. -Enter I·95 Southbound (28)"-STOP Hedgewlck -Right on Green Ridge Rd. • Chestnut HIJ1 - Left on Kirkwood Hwy. -CrOSB Bridge (8)"-STOP Townsend & (14)"-STOP Timberline -Right on Brookside Blvd. Proceed to Brookside (14) "-STOP N44 Green -Left Into Arbour Park on and Scottland Proceed to Bancroft -Right on 14th St. Proceed to School School Ridge Rd. -Right on Scottland "D" St. and N. Wynwyd Arbour Drive -Right on Claymont St. -LeftonNewCaaUeAve. -RlghtonN. Wynwyd Afternoon Kindergarten BUS 1138 RUN 2, WILM· (18)"- STOP Nl3 Green -Right on Arbour -Right on Route N40 BUS Hl29, RUN 2 -Right on 12th St. StudentaonTakeHome: I N G T 0 N - Proceed to School -Croas 3rd St. Bridge onto (18)"-STOP S. Wynwyd & Ridge Rd. (20)"-STOP Arbour & PORTER RD. - ROUTE (2)"-STOP 12th & Bran· 4th st. Timberline -Hull & Durs9 SOUTBBRIDGE Proceed to Bancroft Lark (2nd InteraecUon) 1172-IDCKORY WOODS dywlneSt. -Left onLark EMILIA DR. -CARAVEL -Left on Northeast Blvd. -Follow 4th St. =k1:~~~J~~~~~d. =g:r:~: ~~~,:ley ~~~~~RL~e szo:ou~ BUS N22, RUN 2, PULASKI -Right on Oriole BUU88,RUN2 FARMS - SUMMIT -Croas Bridge =Lefh~~~~t (17)"-STOP Church Rd. & -Tamara & Kingsley Claymont St. at 8:20a.m. HWY. ·PEGGY'S TRUCK (22)"-STOP Oriole & Dove OTT'S CHAPEL RD. - BRIDGE TRAILER CRT. -Follow onto Spruce St. -~ton Broom St. Caaho Mill Rd. -Tamara & Hull -Left on South Claymont STOP • BELLTOWN -Left on Dove. WELSH TRACT RD. - - DELAWARE MOBILE -Right on loth -!1500 Tamara St. WOODS • GLASGOW VLLA BELMONT APTS. - HOMES (4)"-STOP loth&French u-~t o~ ~:::~··School =rJr~g~~::~::e~:,d. -Tamara & Engle ( 4 )"-STOP S. Claymont St. PINES :~'c!n~~ut HIJ1 ROBSCOTT MANOR - - DepartGHS -Tamara & Old Harmony 4o Stubbs Court c (2)'-START & STOP Rd. YORKS lURE - Right on Route 898 =~fr!g~[.bench Rd. (1)'-STOP S. Claymont & - Right on Old Baltimore ~~~8m , ·- =~~r~:~~~i:k F Route N4 0 Westbound -Right on Old Baltimore -Left on King -Nl708 Route N273 New Castle Ave. F Peggy's Truck Stop at 8:00 ~~.We':.:~:=~! Pike Pike (8)"-STOP 14th&King =RI~! ~~~~~~':[:.~e. N~t on Rt. H81Nl to I-95 -Bldg. H32 Hobart -Left on New Castle Ave. a.m. •Rockwood -Right on Ott's Chapel Rd . - Right on Route N72 -Right on 8th (8)'-STOP New Castle - Proceed South on Route -~ton "A" st. -Exit Maryland Ave. 7: -Cross Route N72 -Left on Mlnqull Into -Right on Welsh Tract Rd . (8)'-STOP 8th & Tatnall MAKE SAME ·sTOPS AS -LeftonMarylandAve. Ave. & "B" St. (2 (4)'-STOP Route N40 & Sllverbrook (4)'-START & STOP H72 (10)'-STOP8th&West 0 BUS 178 RUN 2, -Lefton"A"St. (2)' - START & STOP N2271 N Belltown Woods Ent. (28)'-STOP Mlnqull & Welsh Tract Rd . & Pleasant (12)'-STOP 8th & Jeffer· MORNING ROUTE U~~t ~ ~:;:r~t. School CHEROKEE WOODS a. - Use next cross-over to Lenape Wood Rd. at 7:55 a.m. Route H72 at 7:50 a.m. (at son BuaRamp TODD ESTATES =~tr~g~.:~~u• st. (6)'-STOP H249 Welsh Sunset Lake Sportsmans (4 Eastbound Route N40 (28)'-STOP Mlnqull & (14)"-STOP 8th & Monroe P.M. Take Home Route: -Proceed to first Stop Via -Right on Madison St. R (10 )'-STOP N1890 Route Park Tract Rd. Club) -Right on Ada111.1 ~:_R:f:Jo~~~ -Run Same as Morning Chestnut Hill Rd. (10)'-STOP Madison & 6th -Right on Park (8)'-STOP at H147 Welsh - Ri ght on Porter Rd. GREENLEAF MANOR - (6 H40 (just after railroad - Right on 11th (For Nottingham Green N's -Right Into Cherokee St. R track) (30)"-STOP Park & Brook Tract Rd. (6) ' - STOP along Porter -Right on Monroe CHESTNUT HILL Less than: 720 Bent, 715 Woods on Cherokee Drive -Left on 8th St. - Left on Scottland Dr. Into -Right on Rt. M896 (10)'-STOP Welsh Tract Rd. from Rt. H72 to Hickory (18) •-sTOP Monroe & loth ESTATES Colgate, 715 Harvard, 719 (2)'-START & STOP N23 - Left on Jackson St. H, Glasgow Pines Proceed to School Rd. & VIlla Belmont Apts. Woods Entrance (I ncluding (18) '-STOP Monroe & 9th -Proceed to flrat atop vta Fiske) Cherokee Dr. at 8:00a.m. -Right on 2nd St. - Left on Thornhill Dr. P.M . TAKE HOME : -Left on Rt. H896 Hickory Woods South) (20)'-STOP Monroe &7th Kirkwood Hwy. toward (4)'-STOP N40 E . Proceed to School -Right on Ground Round - Right on Wrangle Rd. Newark ~ (12)'-STOP Thornhlll and Plymouth Dr.- Reverse -Lefton 8th BUS *44, RUN 2, Cherokee Dr. Hastings ct. route from Stop N28 thru (Restaurant) toRt. H4 (Country Road 401 ) (22)'-STOP 8th & Jeffer· (2)"-START & STOP N805 (6)"-STOP H61 (14 )' - STOP Thornhlll and Stop N 1 - Proceed to Anvil -Go Right to Robscott - Left on Caravel Dr. son Capital Trail at 7:50 a.m. CLEVELAND AVE. - Cherokee Dr. w. :g: ·~a;l\.'mJ' ~~ Turn (8)' - STOP #76 Caravel Dr. (AcrOSB from Windy Hill Li· TERRY MANOR - NOT· Kilgore Ct. TINGBAM GREEN - -Right on Chestnut (I (16 )' - STOP Thornhlll and ;~~~~t~ tl~M!~~! -Left on Sanford (10)'-STOP Caravel Dr. & BUS N358, RUN 2 quora) Rd. Hlll ~::E~J.L~~ = StewartonCt. (12)'-STOP Argyle & San Clearmont Dr. PESTWICK FARMS -Left on Route N72 OltLANDS -Right on BreMan CREEK BEND - PAPER R W6'H.a~~~~;" Park, ford - Bear Left on Savannah (Library Road) -Proceed to First Stop via MILL APTS. - CHAPEL (18 )'-STOP Thornhill & WINDY HILLS- COUN· Cleveland Ave. -Left on Kenmark Lockhaven Crt. (P.M. ONLY : YWCA Latch -Right on Argyle Dr. -Left on Rt. H273 BILL - OLD POSSUM B TRY SQUIRE APT. - (2)"-START & STOP E . -Left on lise (I Proceed to School. KeyProl{raml (14)"-STOP Argyle & - Follow Straight onto LUMBROOK 1 -Right on Elderfleld PARK RD. - WEST Natalie Savannah Dr. West Cleveland Ave. & Kershaw IIEADOWS B (4)"-START & STOP =~ o~n~~'rl~~:·and St. at8:05 a.m . (8)"-STOP N213 Elderfleld BUS N38, RUN 2, PoLLY BUS fll RUN 2 - DIXIE -Left on Natalie (1 4)' -8TOP U06 Savan· Poplar & Woodlawn at 8:05 Follow around -Right on Shue -Proceed to First Stop via -LeftonGlll· nahDr. West a.m. ( 4)"-STOP Hobart & Shue (4)"-STOP Cleveland Ave. Rt. N896 North B DRUMMOND HILL RD. • LINE RD . - OLD 4o N. College (50 before In· (10)"-STOP Shue & Bren ( DRUMMOND NORTH • BALTIMORE PIItE: (16)'-STOP Glll and Cor (16) ' - STOP #118 Savan· -Left on Woodlawn -croaa Old Newark Road nan -Right on Chamber Rock dery nah Dr. West (8)"-STOP Woodlawn & onto Millbrook tersecUon) Rd. B DEACONS WALK· DRUM· (JI'ram Md. State UDe toRt. (8)'-STOP Cleveland Ave. -Right on Brennan (1 (18)'- STOP Gil l and (16 )'-STOP Savannah Dr. Elm (8)"-STOP Millbrook & (12) 0 -STOP BreMan & -Right on thompson Sta· MOND HILL APTS. THE 71) - ZEPIIER ltNOLL - West & Congress &Rose B BLUFFS ·SMITHMILL SOUTHGATE APTS. - Meyers -Lefton Elm Matthews Lisbeth UonRd. -Right on Meyers - Left on Congress -Right on Capitol Trail -Right on Matthews -Right on New London Rd. (2)'- START & STOP - Proceed North on Polly ROBSCOTT MANOR (20)' - STOP Congress & -Left on Corbitt St. (14)"-STOP BreMan & n. (I Drummond Hill Rd. -Proceed to lat Stop Via -Right on Bobby -Right on S. Dillwyn Into (8)"-STOP H39 Matthews ae Thompson Station Rd. & (20)'-STOP Bobby & Savannah Dr. East WlndyHlls -Left on Brookside Blvd. (8)'-STOP Corbitt and Hopkins Bridge Rd. at 8:00 ( (2)"-START & STOP N396 Dillie Line Rd. From Otta - Left on Caravel Dr. TerryLane -Right on Chestnut Hill H Polly Drummond HIJ1 Rd. Chapel Rd. Havertown (8)'-STOP Nl9 S. Dlllwyn (10)"-STOP Brookside Rd. a.m. -Left on Sanford -Cross County Road 401 -Left on Hlllcroft Blvd. & Malvern (10)'-STOP Corbitt & (2 at 8:00 a.m ., (between (2)"-START & STOP Nl819 onto Mable Dr. West Main St. -Enter I-95 Northbound H Sheldon & Arlington) DI.:Ue Line Rd. at 7:50a.m. -Left on Anglin (10)'-STOP Hlllcroft & N. (12)"-STOP Brookside -Exit Maryland Ave. =~tr·~; ~~Nera::!~1.1m -Left on Janice (22) ' - STOP Mable & Dillwyn Blvd. & Malvern -Right on West Main Rd. (4)'-STOP Polly Drum· -Left on Old Baltimore Street -Left on Maryland Ave. ( mond Hill Rd. & Smith Mill Pike -LeftonEdjll Valerie (1st intersection) (12)"-STOP Brookside -Immediate Right on (8)'-8TOP N281 Old Paper (22)'-STOP Edjll & Kitty - Right on Dorothy o~·~~~o~ ~~·~wyn ... Blvd. & Mattie Lane -Left on Old Oak Rd. Mill Rd. B FarmsEnt. (4)"-STOP Along Old (24) ' - STOP Dorothy (12)'-STOP Old Oak Rd. Linden St. - Turn around at Church · BaiUmore Pike from Dillie -Right on Anita & Wlnnwood -Left on Old Newark Road -Unload at Bayard School -Right on Wrangler Rd. (24)'-STOP Anita & Klmmle Court (14)"-STOP N. Dillwyn & -Right on Ilae andDallam (10)'-STOP Wrangler Rd. I: - Left on Arlington Line Rd. toRt. N72 - Left on Anna -Right on Dallam BuaRamp (8)'-STOP Arlington and -Left on Rt. 172 Janice Halifax & Ranch Court - Barnard -Right on Janice (26)'-STOP N34 Anna -Right on Halifax :~Jrt~~K;:ut HIJ1 (14)"-STOP Dallam & -Right on Old Paper Mill - (8)"-STOP at Zepher - Left on Donna Bent BUS 11110 RUN 2, CEDAR F -Left on Ware Knoll Day Care on Rt. N72 (28)"-STOP Janice & Kitty (16)'-STOP Halifax & S. Road WOOD APTS - HAR Rd. & follow onto Creek 0 - Right on Anna Dillwyn -Left on Ogletown Road (18)"-STOP Dallam and Bend Dr. ( (10 )'-STOP Ware and - Left on Dorothy Briar Lane MONY WOODS - BAR· Barnard =t:~! ~nE~~~h es Bridge -Right on S. Dillwyn (RU273) BORCLUB (12)'-STOP Creek Bend s ·~ J~o?~ :~:-&:~ St. . (26)' - STOP Dorothy 0 (18)'-STOP Dallam and ( (12 )' - STOP Ware and -Left on Rt. M896 Rd. & (18)"-STOP U12 S . (18) -STOP Greenleaf (2)"-START & STOP Dr. & Creek Bend Court (28)"-STOP along Cooches Tammie Court Dillwyn Manor Entrance Baylor F Dennison Bottom of Hill (1)"-STOP Rt. M896 & Mar· - Left on Tammie -Right on Baylor Route 273 & Cedar Wood -Swing around In cul-de - Left on Dennison v1n Dr. for South Gate Apta. Bridge Rd. (20)'-STOP S. Dillwyn lo -Left Into Chestnut HIJ1 Apts. Ent. at 8:10a.m. aac -Tum around In Cul-{!e - Right on Hickory Mulberry Ellatea (20)'-STOP Baylor & ~ - Right on Ware -Left on WeR Cheatnut aacati-95 - Right on Porter Rd. Vaasar -Right on Route 4 ;;j;{~d~ed back to Paper- - Left on Sheldon HIJ1 Rd. at the Ground -Right on Capitol Trail -Lefton E. Stephens (Ogletown/Stanton Road) Proceed to Bancroft (30 )'-STOP N. Hickory & (22)'-STOP Capitol Trail (20) 0 -STOP E. Stephens & -Left on Vaasar ·: (14 )' - STOP Ware and Round Shagbark -Left on Lafayette -Lefton Tone (14)'-STOP Old Papermlll Sheldon for Drummond HIJ1 (10)"-STOP W. Chestnut P.M. DROP OFF In This & Windy Hilla Liquor Store Merion (4 ) "-STOP Tone & Rd. & Curtis Lane - Order: - Right on Porter Rd. -Right on Radcliffe ( Apts. HIJ1 Rd. a. Hulet Park Ent. (24)'-STOP Capitol Trail -Right on Augusta Melodic -Right on Papermlll Rd. 1. Welsh Tract (32)0-STOP along Porter & Country Squire Ent. (24)"-STOP Merion & (22)"-STOP Radcliffe and s (16)'-STOP Sheldon 1 2. Cooches Bridge, Rd . from Emella Drive to Flake Lane -Right on Melodic (18)'-STOP N348 Paper· the Bluffs Entrance and o:to\r:~c.~-~~~c~f~ Proceed to School Augusta (8)"-STOP Melodic & Oc mill Rd. - - Right on Ware 3. Yorkshire Porter Square (Including (24)"-STOP Radcliffe and (18)'-STOP Papermlll Rd. -Right on Sanford 4. Robscott Country Side Farms & BUS N383, RUN 2 Bent Lane tave (16)'- STOP Ware and (12)"-STOP Sanford & (2~!f~3~~dn~~dnor & - Left on Cheswold Blvd. 4o Papennlll Apta. entrance - Woodside Lane) MELODY MEADOWS Marlyn -Left on Bent Lane t Worral Anglin -Right on Briar (8)'-STOP Cheswolil -Right on Possum Park - Left on Worral Drive - Right on Route N896 PORTER SQUARE Blvd. & Building N38 Rd. (. (3~) ' -STOP Route H896 & -Proceed to Firat Stop via =~ff'!g~ astephena (28)"-STOP Briar and L (20 )'-STOP Worral and Anglin ... BRIDGE 1 Wllaon -Tum Right at Next Stop (20)'-STOP Possuam Higgins o~·~Willn g~·~; Summit Bridge Trailer Rt. H81N1South -Right on Ogletown Rd. Park & Possum Hollow Rd. (" Glyn RD. - COOCHES BRIDGE -LeftonWilllon Sign & Make First Left (22)'-STOP Worral and Court -Right on Cann Rd. to -Enter I-95 North (10)"-STOP at Pool Area L Vansant (18)'-STOP An&lin 4o FARMS - STONES - Right on Route H40 Melody Meadows -E:Ut Maryland Ave. (28)"-STOP Wilson and =~fr~g'D!~::rn Dr· - Aiwynn Rd. THROW - PENCADER - Right Into Delaware (4)"-STOP Cann Rd. & -Left on Maryland Ave. Cheltenham Rd. (24) ' -STOP Nl35 Worral (11)"-STOP Anglin & VILLAGE - FOUR Mobile Homes Front Lot Nola -Right on Cheltenham =~tr!g~~=~~y -Right on Aronomlnk &" Drive -Right on lJnden -Enter I-95 Northbound (22)'-STOP Aronomlnk & Alderahot SEASONS TOWNHOUSES (36)'- STOP Front lot (8)"-STOPN103Starduat Unload at Bayard School - (26 )' - STOP Worral & (20)"-STOP Anglin & (2)'-START & STOP H1774 -Exit Maryland Ave. Chapel Hill Dr. Ware Delaware Mobile Homes (8)'-STOP Stardust & BuaRamp =~ft~g~"~?:~~ - -Left on Maryland Ave. (24)"-STOP Aronomlnk - - Cross over to Westbound Lullaby Lane P.M. Route: -Right on ~lkton Rd. ( - Left on Ware Rd. ~{!~on Janice ?,1~ ~~~hes Bridge Rd . at -Left on Rt. N4 CoMector and St. Regis (28 )' - STOP Ware and Rt. H40 (10)'-STOP Nola & Star- Greenleaf Manor school -Left on St. Regis F Vansant -Riaht on EdJU toRt. N896 -Right on Phoenix Rd . - Right on Route N896 duat Chestnut Hill Eatatea N":f.ht on Rt. N81Nl onto I-95 =n~~:lna~~~~~~J· - - Left on Sheldon -Left on Rt. M896 to I-95 (4)'-STOP Phoenix & - Proceed to School (12)'-STOP Stardust & Reverse · Route Through ~~J;?.'tir~t . Regis & P.M. ROUTE - " RUN Melody Brookside Area. -Exit Maryland Ave. ~~~~~ES : "F - Left on Polly Drummond School & Cob -I-95South (28)'-STOP N9 St. Re111s Hill Rd . ~~~Bancroft f;Je•~4"d'Pw;~oenlx ROUTE AS WRITTEN (14)'-STOPN5Starduat -Left on Maryland Ave. ..,-Left on Aronomln\( v P.M. DROP OFF In Thla ble Creek ABOVE " - Turn Around at Cul-de- -Right on Linden -Exit Route 273 Proceed to School Unload at Bayard School RUN ROUTE SAME NOTE: P.M. ROUTE - ~:~ott, Southaate, Old t~;-;to~~.fs Cobble Creek & BUS N133, RUN 2 ~~~~~n~I~N~tarduat - ~~S R~ \~-me BuaRamp MORNING PICK-UP AS ~~;;&(1~fto~~~~ll~k & Proceed up Polly Drum Baltimore Pike, Zephyr -Left on Rt. N896 '!*i CJ: (32)'-STOP •-STOP ' mond Hill Rd. Run route as ROSEVILLE PK . - - RightonNola GEORGE REICD VIL P.M. Route: Exit I-95 South written "starting" with Knoll -Right Into Pencader ~~P~E ~~ = - RightonCaM LAGE • CLEVELAND atRt. N273 :f~~')lnk & Decker (Top StopN2. VIllage IIEIGBTS -Proceed to Newark on Rt. ~3TO':: :l':rlioF'· BUS,_ RUN 2, IIICETING ( 10 ) •- STOP Pencader SYCAMORE GARDENS - =~fr~gr:,~::s. 1273 -Right on Decker BOUSE IDLL - ICD-U· (2)"-START & STOP on ;.!'f~e~rt~o Wilmington (34)"-STOP Eileen & 1 Cleveland Ave. at McKeea l BUS N43, RUN 2, GLAS- CARll - VILLLAGJ: OF TOP -I-495North Decker GOW HEIGHTS • FRAZ- DRUMMOND BILL - ~lf:Ae: ~\~!~b~~~~ Run f2~~~~ ~~TAr:~ =k1:~~t~:o::;:uaJ:wn Laneati:OOa.m. =~tr~:ra~~~=~~:.>"· -Right on Eileen Apta . From Kirkwood Hwy . at Drive -Right on PapermW Rd. -RUN ROUTE SAME AS -Exit Route Nl3 u IER RD. • ROUTE N40 DRUIIIIOND RIDGE - Pled Piper Day Ca re at 7:55 (18)'-STOP Worthy Down A.M. -Right on Poaaum Park (Acorn) ·PLEASANT VAL- OLDMILLIIANOR. -Right on Four Seasons -Right on Race St. at NVF -Straight onto Walnut St. Rd. Parkway Co. -Right on 9th ~ LEY RD. OLD BALTI· (2)"-START 4o STOP at -Left on Summer Park ~~ight on Polly Drum- & Westbrldge (31)'-STOP N201 Poaaum MORE PIKE • STRAW· Rankin Road • Polly mond HUI Rd . Park Rd. BERRY RUN APTS. • Drummond H1J1 Rd. at 1:00 Creaent =k1:~~~:'~~~~~ · (4~~.;8:'a~~:!ret a. =~rr~IC:w~ ~J;~~:-:;:;.~ .~-OP9th& -Left on Old Possum Park ~ FOUR SEASONS a.m. (Ed-Care-Studenta:) (12)'-STOP Summer Park {4~ft o~g~es~~!e Circle (18)'-STOP Dover Court a. Anne belle - 1:00 P.M. TAKE IN, (4)"-STOP9th&Lombard Rd. - Proceed to First Stop via (4)"-STOP Rankin Rd. Cresent & SuMy Bend HARMONY HILLS - (I)'-STOP9th&Pine (38)'-STOP Old Posaum ~ (14)'-STOP Summer Park and Boxwood In Roseville ~Af~'h~~ J:u~brldge Rd. (i~!!;~c:a~· sbwpet a. OGLICTOWN RD. - SPR· (1)'-STOP 9th & Kirkwood I ~;:tbound Route N40 fim ~":~~:~~~ay Crea Cresent & Clipper Court Park (20 )'-STOP Southbridge 4o New St. lNG RUN -Right on S&ruce ~~k Rd. & Stoney Brae (11)'-STOP Summer Park -Left on Delaware Ave. (21•-START ROUTE & cent Weald -Right thru Holy Angels Cresent & Sailboat =~fr~g~!twood ~~f~:na~aat -LeftonTyreAve. :r:~::e:! :fa:!:;~n;·~.:•a =~fr~g~1og Parking lot ~~~P ~tr~g~~~:• o ~~t ~~=~ t~~OP H& White Clay (18)"-STOP Summer Park (6)' - STOP Oak and - LeftonMiddleonMiddle -Right on Delaware Cir- -Right on Hull -Enter Wilmington Blvd. :i 1 -Left on Poaaum Park Rd. REAR of the Acorn Gift (I)"-8TOP 1113 White Clay Cresent & W. Edgewater cle. (2)"--8TART AI STOP Hull -I·li5South -Left on Kirkwood Hwy. Shop" at 7:55a.m. Creacent Way ~~~ onLau re5 ~aJl~f -S TOP Middle (8)"-8TOP Delaware Cir • Durso at 12:35 a.m. Proceed to Brookside Proceed to School 1 cle • Caldwell Place -Lefton Durso =~r~~n~~~~~ac:.:nter ~~~~~rr u,;~~~Joa~h:!~~ - (i~~~~da.r:.~Y ~Y ~kig htT~: J~:k':~:J Hwy . r2•:l~f ~ :~~r:,~I d d Ia -Left on Haslett Place BUS 1125, RUN 2 to Delaplane Manor Wallop & Worthy Down -Left on 111om.,.on Circle ~?:;i!~OP at Durso & . ~3-J,~ E~fu~· See BUS/ 7b The NewArk Post 7b (28)' STOP Blue Hen (4) ' START & STOP -~rt on Rt. 1273 -Left on Old Baltimore •-STOP Rubin & Gogh Clr. Left at NeJ:t Traffic Ught STOP, (2e) STOP. Keamar Madison & 7th St. at 8:25 - Enter 1_. North Pk- Right on New Rt. N7:13 . •-sTOP N52 Smalleya Dam to stay on Rt. N7:13 (4)'-sTOP Kenmar & S. Rldgea.N. Fawn BUS/ from 6b Rd. (4)'-sTOP at Entrance to a .m. - Exit Maryland Ave. -Right on Rt. 17-Right on Ridge (6)' TOP Madison & 8th - Right on Linden Edgebrook on Rt. M7 South. BUS na, RUN 2, SALEM fsf·~~OP 1117 Kenmar =~tr~~':Jru"eFJ:" 1-95 North Rivera 'I . 8 (12)"-BTOP Salern Clturch Left on Yew · (I)"-8T0P Lark&Arbour (10)" - STOP ot e odic I< - Lefton Elm Dr. ftonH 11 lh ,. -Left of Rt. M40 - Proceed to Broolunoot Piano - Right on Salem Chw-ch Rd. from Heather Wood to - Proceed onto Rt. 113 to Farma Route HO lncllldlnl Honey & Rd. : ~f~~:~r:,::cCt.urch Rd. BUS/ from 7b Waln11tSt. (i~:;.~rbo11r Plano Bear NllrMr)' - l..eft on Rt. 40 =~~o::~DrDr. Oriole : :~\~t;:io'::3 -I.Aft on Rt. 40 (ll)"-8TOP 1303 Arbo11r -Lefton Melodic : ~1r!:~!:':w':. Proceed to Leas11re School =~~:;,~~: (2)0-BTART .~ 1311 (II)" - STOP Melodic • -Left Into Brookmont -I.Aft an Wut Cbeatn11t WeJUapa BUS U73, RUN 6, AFTER = ~lfr!:'W~~!~ - Left Into Drew Kemper Dr. ati:OOa.m. VIolin Arm~1:~ . into Farma NOON KINDERGARTEN - Rlgbt on Rt. M8N South Playground (t)•- STOP Kemper & lUll Rd. -RI&bt on Flamingo - Enter 1-115 Northbound (II)" - STOP Melodic: • (I)" - STOP WtlldJIIPNI 1:10 P.M.· TAKE HOME (lt)•-BTOP Wat Cbeatnllt ArmaAptl. (14)"-BTOP Flamingo. & - Run Ro11te same aa mom- In Drew an ltllll!*" Dr. BW Rd. & Rock Lane Fl11te WELLINGTON WOODS - ~:gr:~~ ~J:!-s - Proceed to School - Left on Red MW Rd. Curlew BROOKMONT - GLEN· la& (lt)•-BTOP Wut Cbeatn11t Proceed to Scbool aJona c11rb - Left 011 R011ta 11m DAlE - 1310 RT. to ~~Y~~~=t =:'.!ranon~Dr. IUllRd. &Art - Left on Harm0111 Rd. BUS m, RUN 2, BROOK BUS llU RUN :&,MAIN ST. -Rilbt Glendale BJYd. -Proceed to Route H (2)"-8T0P Rt. 40 West 011 :,'l:o~~~ - Rl&bt on Brownleaf Rd. MONT FARMS: (Flam bound at Wellington Woods BUS All RUN I, AFTER - NEW LONDON RD. - -RlchttoT~ toScbool laiO. Raven, Heroa) F A I R F I E L D - BUS PI, RUN 2, SALEM (1)•-BTOP Derid & Bu CLUB APTI. - OLD IIAB Ent. NOON IONDEROARTEN =:'.!r:Ro~~ MONY RD. - CIIILDUKS - PM KINDERGARTEN (1)"-START &. STOP 1:00 P . M. TAitE IN. -I.Aft 011 Main st. - Right on Brookmont Dr. ~~DS - TERRY ~:fc!lt k~ :.:,_~ Sb3ltar LEARNING CENTBR. HOME : P'lamingo & Teal Cr. at 8:30 HOPKINS ROAD - _ -I.Aft 011 Wubinlton - Right on Flamingo (2)" - START • STOP at -STOP Cbancellor. Spec: a .m . (4)"-8T0P Flamingo & PAPERMILL FARMS - (2)"-BTART & STOP Main WOODS - BECK'S LAN- =:'.!rononRt~ HO (11)"-BTOP Wuhlngton & entrance to Cedarwood (4)"-8T0P Flamingo & 'l'bcllnJ*IIICin:le tnun Teal Cr. P08SUM PARK RD. - :~io~ . ~loniai Gardens at ~~ac8~~SGOW -I.Aft 011 Riven End Into Apta. on Osletown Rd. at - STOP I 12 Spectrum RavenT11rn (6)"-8TOP Flamingo & LnTLE PEOPLES DAY -I.Aft 011 Tbompeon Circle 8:28a.m . (8)"-8TOP Flamingo & - Right on New London Rd. - Enter Salem Woods from ~ 011 Providence (JO)"-BTOP Delaware Clr. Heron Crt. CARE - Risht on Rt. u Heron Ct. (8)"-8TOP Flamingo & -Proceed to first stop via N:l66 New Lon- I!:8T ATES - WOODMERE (2)•- START & STOP at (2l"-START 6 STOP BUS/ from 12b - Proceed to first stop via Martindale & Makay at 7:15 TCIWII.-cl 6 "0" Sta. at LIFESTYLE W. Main St. (Rt. N273 a .m. 7:00a.m . - Proceed to Roseville NorthJ (4)"- STOP Martindale .. -J,.etton"D" :;mrk~ Polly Drummond - Left on Church Rd. (at Merriman -RI&ht on New Cutle Ave. Cemetery) (8)"- STOP Martindale & -Right on Garuhea Lane - Enter on Chestnut (2)•-START & STOP at N Montrose (~)"-8TOP Garallha and (2)• - START & STOP 11 Church at 7:10a.m . (8)•- STOP N82 Martindale S. Ciaymont Liese Zvonar Chestnut and Rose Circle at (4)•- STOP at N1015 N. - Right on Brookside Blvd. -Left on S. Claymont 7:15a.m. Church Rd. - Right on Marrows Rd. (8)"- STOP S. Claymont 6 - Right on Rose Cir. •· - Left on Chaucer Dr. BaMeker - Follow Straight onto Box- (6~·.t:~,?8;' ~!~re~'ict . and (10 l"-8TOP N&l Chaucer ~~p s. Claymont .. wood • Lakeside Dr. & Chippendale - Left on Oak Av ~ . (8)•- STOP Valley & Queen - Right on Chippendale (4)•-8TOP Oa l< Ave. & Ann (12)"-STOP at 112 Chip =~r!n~:~1~::ve. Laurel 1 - Left on Barksdale Rd. · pendale & Chaucer -Richton 1-86 - Left on Laurel (10 )• - STOP Barksdale -Left on Chaucer Proceed to Newark High (&)•- STOP Laurel and Rd. and Williamsburg -Cross Marrows Rd. Maple Ave. Village entrance (14)"-8TOP Chaucer • - STRAIGHT onto Rose - Left on Blue Hen Dr. into Copperfield La. ==.::,~1~~ Circle Elan (18)"-STOP Chaucer & - N. PAPERMILL RD. - (12 )"- STOP Blue Hen and Carlisle Rd. GREAT GOOD CIRCLE - : ::: ~: o~;h~~~t Drum- S. FawnDr. JOBBLANE mond Hill Rd. , - Right on S. Fawn Dr. =r.!tr!~'G~::~~~~dge Rd. C2J"-8TART 6 STOP *742 - Cross onto Red Mill Rd. (14)•-sTOP N. Fawn Dr. -Cross Old Newark Rd. ~.f:':ht'~~~~:t8 : 55a.m . ~~~rl: TOP at ~ed Mlll and and Blue Hen Dr. (18)"-STOP Greenbrldge 8 - Left on Blue Hen &Funnan C4l"-8TOP *29Stage Rd. - Left on Barksdale Rd. -Left on Kimberton Drive (8)"-8TOP N4 Stage Rd. =~fr!~~~~ies ( 18 )"- STOP Barksdale Proceed to Newark High (IO)•- STOP Bisbee and Esta~s School Ci~·~tro:ar.~r.:~~~~~ · • Cordele 1 Proceed to Newark High VIals School -Left on Comer Kekh Rd. =:ti~h~~;;~~ay ~3~1J~~~= (10)"-STOP at Corner ( 12 )•-sTOP 'Fairway and BUSUU RUN 1, CITY Ketch Rd. and comer Ketch Dunbar WOODMERE - NOT· -Leave Yard at 8:30a.m . Fanna Entrance - Right on Dunbar TINGHAMRD. -Proceed w First S~ via -Right on Doe Rd. (14 )•- STOP Dunbar & -Proceed to first Stop VIa 1-96 Northbound (12)"-8TOP N810 Doe Run Cordele West Main St. -Exit 1-95 at Delaware Rd. - Left on Cor'dele - Left on Casho Mill Rd. Ave. (13) 0 -STOP M903 Doe Run - Right on Church Rd. -Right on 9th St. Rd. Pr~~~edn ~: l r;eaJark High (2J• - START & STOP (2)"-START & STOP at -Left on Branch Rd. School 1 • Church & Timberline at 9th and Monroe at 7:00a.m . (14)"-8TOP along Branch ••Do Not Reverse Route in 7:10a.m . (4) 0 -STOP 9th and Rd. from Doe Run to Flint P.M.·· I, -Left on Timberline Madison St. Hill Rd. BUS m RUN 1 KIMBER (4 )"- STOP Timberline & -Right on Washington St. -Right on Flint Hill Rd. in TON HOMES - GREEN N. Wynwyd -Enter Wilmington Blvd. w Lamatan West BRIDGE ..1 SPRING RUN - Right on N. Wynwyd to 1·95 South (18)"-8TOP at Flint Hill APTS. , (8)"-STOP S. Wynwyd & Proceed to School Rd. and Quartz Mill Rd. (21"- START & STOP on Pagoda -Left on Quartz Mill Rd. Marrows Rd. & White (8)"- STOP S. Wynwyd & BUS 1330 RUN 1, WILM· (18)"-sTOP at cul-de-sac Chapel entrance at 7:20 Timberline lNGTON: WEST CENTER at*58Quartz Mill Rd. a.m. -Left on Timberline CITY -Tum around In cul-de-sac - Left on Old Newark Rd. ( 10)" - STOP *112 -Proceed to first stop via I- -Proceed to Branch Rd. - Lert on G,teenbrldge Timberline & Panorama 95North -Right on Branch Rd. br~J~:Igh ~ onto Green- - Left on Panorama -Exit Maryland Ave. (20)"-8TOP along Branch (12)"-8TOP Panorama & -Right on Maryland Ave. Rd. to Comer Kekh Rd. (4)"- STOP Greenbridge Woodshaw -Right on Wilmington -Right on Comer Ketch and Adrian (14)"- STOP Panorama S. Blvd. Rd. (Turkey Run) (6)"- STOP Greenbridge Townvlew -Left on Orange (22)"-STOP nuo Comer and Durham Crt. - Right on Nottingham Rd. -Lefton 8th Ketch Rd. - l,ert on Durham (16)"- STOP H717 Not (2)"-8TART & STOP 8th & C24l"-STOP at Corner (8)"- STOP Durham and tlnghamRd. West at 7:05a.m. Kekh Rd. and Jobs Lane Albion 1 (18)"- STOP H711 Not ( 4 )"-8TOP 8th & Jefferson -Right on Great Good Cir Dress for success - Straight onto Kimberton tlnghamRd,. (6)"-8TOP 8th & Monroe cle Dr. I 1 (20)"- STOP *505 Not -Left on Jackson (28)"-8TOP Great Good tlnghamRd. Circle at "Y" Intersection Kimberton -Enter 1-95 South g~ >:nd~~?t~ Proceed to Newark High -Exit Route N273 North -Tum around at ln~rsec Keeping fit means wearing correct clothes for fall ·weather Proceed to Newark High School Proceed to School tlon P.M. Route Same As Morn -Left on Comer Kekh Mother nature has a way of · blends. BUS 183 RUN 1, Ing Route BUS 1340 RUN 1 -Right on Papennlll Rd. playing games with exercisers as When temperatures drop, add a As children head back to school BROOKSIDE "M" SEC COVERED BRIDGE Proceed w Newark High sununer swings into fa0:{ Many a cotton turtleneck, long-sleeved T and parents return to regular TION - BROOKSIDE BUS 1143 RUN 1, POU.Y FARMS fitness enthusiast can ~ heard shirt, atheletic tights, warm-up APTS DRUMMOND Hiu. RD. - (2) 0 -START & STOP BUS IJIS RUN 1, ELKTON work schedules, families are slip - Proceed to First Stop via FOX DEN RD. - UNAMI Covered Bridge Lane and RD.- COLLEGE PARK sighing, "I wonder how the suit or nylon windbreaker to your ping into new daily routines for Old Newark Rd. TRAIL - CHAPEL Hiu. Carriage Lane at 7:15a.m. WESTFIELD - BINNS - weather will be today?" as they ensemble . As your body falL To accommodate changing - Right on Mil brook - WEST MEADOWS - -Right on Carriage Lane TOWN COURT APTS. b r a c e the m s e 1 v e s for temperature rises and your -Proceed to first Stop via schedules, local Jazzercise in - Lef~ on Martell OLD POSSUM PARK RD. (4)"-STOP Carriage Lane temperatures anywhere from th~ muscles warm, you can peel off - Right on Brookside Blvd. -Proceed to first stop via and Trotters Turn Main St. and follow onto structors Deanie Padham and Sue (2)• - START Route & Polly Drummond Hill Rd. (6)"-8TOP Carriage Lane Elkton Rd. nineties to the forties, not to men- layers as needed. Polyprypylene Dayton have announced their fall STOP Brookside Blvd. & - Left on Fox Den Rd. & Covered Bridge Lane -Right on Lincoln Uon the possibility of hwnidity., garments are especially good for (2)"- START & STOP H51 -Right on Madison class schedule. Martindale at 7:20a.m . -Right on Covered Bridge rain, hall, high winds, orlother in- cold weather, says Missett. They The Newark instructors will (4) ".-STOP Brooks ide Fox Den Rd. at 6:55a.m . Lane (2)"-8TART & STOP H400 clementweather. .' provide warmth yet allow Blvd: & Mercer - Right on Rt. N72 North -Left on Bridle Brook Elkton Rd. at 7:05a.m . teach Jazzercise classes Monday - Right on Mercer - Left at Whiteman's -Left on The Horseshoe (4)"-8TART & 'STOP H1:1 Anyone can slip into fall com~ perspiration to evaporate, preven Wednesday at 5:45 p.m. and - Lert on Mercer Garage onto Corner Ketch (8)"-STOP The Horseshoe Madison Dr. In College fortably if he or she Is prepared ting chills. Rd. and Saddle Circle Park at 7:05a.m. Saturday at 9:30 a .m. at the (&)•.!.STOP Mercer & Met with the right clothing and a little Newark Jazzercise instructor George Wilson Community ten -Left onto Pleasant Hill (10)•-STOP The (8J"-8TOP U24 Madison change of season savvy, says Deanie Padham adds these ( 8 ) " - S~OP Mercer & Rd. Horseshoe and Hunters Cir Dr. Center. Also, Tuesday- Thursday Montvale - Left on Thompson Stntlon cle (8)"-STOP Madison Dr. fitness expert Judi Sheppard changes of season tips: at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. at Klngswood (10 )"- STOP Montvale & Rd. -Left on Bridle Brook and Thorn Lane for Town Missett, founder of Jazzercise. • Always make sure that your (4)•-sTOP Thompson Sta· (12)"-STOP H29 Bridle CourtApts. Methodist Church in Brookside. Mercer "Your best defense is to have a exercise clothing allows a full For more information on local - Right on Kensington lion Rd. & Unaml Trail Ent. Brook -Right on Thorn Lane variety of seasonal exercise range of motion. As you add - Right on Route H72 - Straight onto Possum (14)"-STOP Bridle Brook -Left on Casho Mill Rd. Jazzercise classes. call836-1616. Proceed to Newark High Park Rd. and Covered Bridge Lane -Left on Westfield Dr. wear," explains Missett. "Start layers, you should still be able to -Right on St. Regis Dr. In -Right on Covered Bridge (10) 0 -8TOP Nl5 Westfield with the essentials for your move freely. from your gym or spa. BUS 1M RUN 1, KIMBER· to Chapel Hill Lane Dr. activity-running shorts and t- • Check the weather report • Never wear rubber weight TON APTS. -CARlETON (6)"-8TOP at St. Regis Dr. -Right on New London Rd. 1 COURT APTS . ~ & Chapel Hill Dr. Proceed to Newark High 0~ ll~~:e~elps and shirts, leotards and tights, and so before you h.ead out the door. A reducing suits, belts or parapher KIMBERTON -Left on Chapel Hill Dr. *60 O'Danlel forth. Then add layers." sunny fall day can be deceivipg - nalia. They can be dangerous in - Proceed to First Stop via (8)•- STOP at Chapel Hill BUS 1343 RUN 1, -Right on Elkton Rd. While the tem~ratures are still may still need that long-sleey,~ :r. ~01 ,. warm ,weathell, •• preventing your Old Newark l;ld. Dr. & Aronomink BROOKSIDE : "M" C14)"-8TO~ H806 Elk,tpn •nwann,-stlck•to Ugbt~olored\ loose shirt or warm-up. Even if you natural cooling systems from - Lert on Hobart - Right on Aronomlrtk '8EeTION ' I I Rd. - Left dn Kimberton Dr. (10 )"- -STOP Aronomlnk & -Proceed to Brookside (18)"-8TOP N1172 Elkton fitting clothing that allows the air workout indoors, it's important to working cffeciently and causing (2) "- START & STOP St. Regis Park via Marrows Rd . Rd. to circulate. Choose absorbant know the temperature so that you heat injuries (heat stroke, heat ex Kimberton Dr. & Northway (12)"- STOP Aronomink & -Left on Brookside Blvd. -Proceed through traffic fabrics such as cottons and cotton dress appropriately going to and haustion). at 7:20a.m. Chapel Hill -Left on Merriman signals (41"- STOP at Kimberton ·- Left on Decker -Right on Merry -Reverse rou~ at next Dr. and Westerlv Dr. (14)"- STOP Decker & (2)"-8TART & STOP at crossover, (6)"- STOP at Kimberton Bender Nil Merry Rd. at 7:20a.m. -Proceed, back to Newark Dr. and Kimberton Pool -Right on Eileen -Right on Martindale -Right on Elkton Rd. Ser- Canning tontatoes Proceed to Newark High. (16)"- STOP Eileen & ( 4 l •-STOP Martindale vice Rd. Bender and Matthews (18)"-8TOP Ekton Rd. BUS U04 RUN 1, WILM· - Right on Possum Park -Right on Matthews Service Rd. & Chrysler IN'::iTON : WEST CENTER Rd. (6)"-8TOP H10 Matthews Ave. Extension agent offers advice for home canners CITY - Left on Old Possum Park &Monterrey -Right on Chrysler - Proceed to First Stop Via Rd . (8)•-sTOP Matthews & (201"-STOP Chrysler and Even though most folks con Snider has some information pressure, 240 degrees F ~ to make I-95North (18 )•-STOP Old Possum Brookside Blvd. Kenyon sider the tomato a vegetable which may take the confusion out sure C. botulinum spores are - Exit at Delaware Ave. - Park Rd. at rear of Holy -Right on Brookside Blvd. -Left on Apple destroyed. Follow onto Adams St. Angels (10)"-STOP Brookside -Right on W. Park because of the way it's prepared, of preserving tomatoes. Here are - Right on 9th St. - Right lhru Holy Angels Blvd. and Montrose -Left on S. Chapel St. it is really a fruit. Like other her answers to key questions •What affects the acidity of a - Right on Monroe St. lot (121"-STOP Brookside -Right on Delaware Ave. about this popular fruit and how to Proceed to Newark High fruits, it is naturally high in acid. tomato? 121"- START & STOP Proceed to Newark High Blvd. and Merriman So, like them, it is usually process process it safely. Monroe and 7th St. at 7:00 School Proceed to Newark High Location and growing condi a.m. ed in a boiling water bath. •Are some tomato varieties - Lert on 6li' :;t. BUS N152 RUN 1, W. MAIN BUS 13511 RUN 1, WILM Nothing could be simpler, or really low-acid? tions, maturity of the fruit and its ( 4)" - 81'0P 6th and ST. - OAKLANDS INGTON: EASTSIDE overall condition determine acidi (2 )•- START & STOP at safer, provided the tomato pro "No! Even thougha seed com M~dison (2)"-8TART & STOP lith duce you're canning contains panies may describe some ty. According to the food - L.ert on Madison N151 W. Main St. N7 :15 & PoplarSts. at 7:00a.m . specialist, as a tomato ripens or (61"- STOP Madison and (4)•- sTOP W. Main& Cor (4)"-8TOP llth&Pine enough acid, says University of tomatoes as low-acid, research 7th St. bitSts. -Right on Spruce St. BUS/ from 9b Delaware extension food has shown that these newer matures, it becomes less and less - Lert on 8th St. - Left on Briar -Right on lOth St. acid. Therefore, an overripe ( &l• - STOP Briar & (8)"-8TOP lOth& PlneSta. specialist, Dr. Sue Snider. And varieties don't differ much in - Lert on Jackson St. this is where the great tomato acidity from the old standbys," tomato is less acidic than it was at - ENTER 1-95 Southbound Dallam -Lefton King its prime; and a ripe tomato has Proceed to Newark High - Left on Dallam -Enter Wilmington Blvd. preservation safety debate the food specialist says. "Actual (8)"-STOP Dallam & Bent to 1·95 Southbound begins. ly, the amount of acid in firm, ripe less acid than it did when green. BUS U19 RUN 1, CHERRY Lane Proceed to Newark High BUS Ul RUN 2 - Which canning recommenda tomatoes has not decreased mu. - CHERRY mu. (10 )"-STOP Dallam & Old MELODY MEADOWS - "Tomatoes harvested from MANOR - BLAIR Oak BUS 1357 RUN 1, NEW ITONES THROW tion is really safe? Are so-called substantially over the past 25 dead vines have less acid than VILLAGE- BARKSDAlE - Right on Old Oak LONDON RD. TO MD. COOCHES BRIDGI!: low-acid tomato varieties really years. Most tomatoes described those from healthy, living vines," RD. ( 121•- STOP Old Oak Rd. & LINE - WEDGEWOOD FARMS OLD low-acid, thus requiring different as low-acid simply contain more Snider says. "This is true even if 12)"- START & STOP at Sypherd Rd. RD. - FOX LANE - BALTIMORE PIKE sugar. This hides the tartness, giv Rahway & Pickett :at 7:15 - Right on Sypherd Rd. VIRGINIA AVE. (2 i•-=s-f.\'R'i' & STOP treabnent? Must yellow tomatoes the tomatoes look ripe. Those with a.m. ~ (14)•- STOP Sypherd & (2)"- START & STOP N544 along Cann Rd. from Rt. 119fl be preserved differently than red ing the impression of mildness." soft or moldy spots are a real - Right on Pickett Wilson Rd. New London Rd. at 7:10 w Nola Lane at 8; 15 a .m. ones? Can Clostridiwn botulinwn, "And yellow tomatoes are no hazard. They may contain much (4)"- STOP at Pickett & - Right on Wilson Rd. a .m. -GO straight onto Stardust which produces deadly botulism different from red ones in respect less acid· than a ripe tomato. Webb I - Right on Chel~nham Rd. (4)"- STOP New London (4 l"-8TOP noo Stardust - Right on Casho Mjll Rd. - Left on Old Oak Rd. Rd. & Covered Bridge Fms. (8)"-8TOP H82Stardust toxin, really grow in home canned to acide content," · says Snider. Never use tomatoes with soft or - Lert on Barksdale Rd. - Right on W. Main St. Ent. .( for Bristol Knoll l (8)"-8TOP 172 Stardust tomatoea? "So they should be processed in decayed areas for canning; cut (&)•- STOP Barksdale & Proceed to School (6l"-8TOP New London (10)•-8TOP Stardust &: As home food preservers the same way." ting out these places does not Casho Mill Rd . for Blair Rd. & Terrapin Lane Lullaby Lane leas acids than a ripe tomato. •Why all the fuss about acid?" Vlllage BUS U58 RUN 1, WILM -Reverse Route et (12)"-8TOP along Star.. work! Never can tomatoes picked (81•- STOP Barksdale & INGTON: MARYLAND ~d_r,land Line at Egypt dust over the next few weeks, they will Level of acidity (pH) is the key from dead vines, and always use Colonial Crt. for Cherry Hll AVE. & BROWNTOWN (14)"-8TOP Stardust & find many dJfferent recommenda in determining which processing the hot-pack method." Manor 121•- START & STOP (8)"-STOP New London Melody Uons for processing tomatoes and method is safe for canning any Proceed to Newar' High Maryland Ave. and 9th Ave. Rd. & Amaranth Ent. -Left on Melody tomato products. Some directions food, Sn.lder explains . C. When canning tomatoes to at 7:00a.m . -Right on Wedgewood Rd. (18)•-8TOP N24 Melody which other vegetables have been BUS U25 RUN 1, PAPER (41"- STOP Maryland Ave. (101• - STOP along -Tum around In cul-de-sa1: call for processing in a boiling botulinwn spores are inhibited at MILL li' ARMS - I PAPER and Cedar St. Wedgewood Rd. from New at the end of Melody Court water bath, others for pressure high acid levels (below 4.6 pH), added, the spcialist says to always MILL RD. - ,POSSUM (6)"- STOP Maryland Ave. London Rd. to Wallace Dr. -Right on Stardust processing at 5, 10 or 15 pounds of foods with adequate acid can be use a pressure canner. Water bath PARK RD. - >CHAPEL and Oak St. -Right on Fox Lane -Right on Nola pre;ssure. Some sources may safely processed 212 degrees F in processing is considered safe only mLL l - l ~ ft on Adams (121"-STOP HllO Fox Lane (11)"-8TOP HlO Nola Lane - Proceed to First Stop Via - Left on 2nd St. -Right on Wedgewood Rd. -Right on Cann Rd. even mention low-acid versue a boiling water bath. However, when firm, ripe, red, perfect Kirkwood Hwy. l - Left on Jackson St. (13)"- STOP Wedgewood -Left on Rt. N896 . high-acid tomatoes and recom low-acid foods, those with a pH of tomatoes are used alone. Proceed to Newark High Rd. & Sheryl Dr. (20J•-8TOP Rt. 896 & Sum mend different treabnents depen 4.6 or higher, must be processed in County extension offices are locat . = ~~: ~~ ~':::t~17~Wa~~~- School (1&1•-sTOP Wedgewood mit Bridge Tr. Pk a pressure canner at 10 pounds of mi11Rd . l I Rd. & Virginia Ave. -Cross-over Route N40 dinR on the variety being used. ed in Newark, telephone 451-1239. (21 "- START & STOP H351 BUS U51 RUN 1, - Left on Rt. N273 -Right Into Glasgow High Papermill Rd. & Mimosa FAIRFIELD Proceed to Newark High School Dr. at 7:00 a .m . .~ - Proceed to Frist Stop VIa NOTF. : Run route as writ -Left on Old Cooches Br. (4)"- STOP Wq mgler Rd. New London Rd. ten above for PM Take Rd. and Ranch Crt1 in Paper- - Left on Country Club Home -Left on Cobble Creek Rontance writer t<> visit Del. mill Farms , - Right on Stamford Cruve (241"-STOP Cobble Creek - Hight on Old 1Paper Mill (21"- START & STOP BUS *3511 RUN 1, PHEA For budding romance< writers Beth Brookes for Second Chance Nights," " Wilderness Passion,'' Rd . ,. Stamford & Hearn at 7:20 SANT RUN - CHERRY Curve & Marble who do not know how to get their at Love), had her first novel, which takes Into account the -Swing around In cul-de a .m . Hiu. (211)"-STOP Cobble Cr. &. work published, help lsf on the "Hold Fast 'Til Morning," sac - Left on North Country (2)"- START & STOP at Cobble Cr. (First Intersec· author's early years spent in the - Return to Papermill Rd. Club Casho Mill Rd. and Phea lion) way. , published in 1981 . Cascade Mountains in Oregon; - Right on Papj!rmlll Rd. (4)"- STOP North Country sant Run at 7:15a.m. -Righi on Rt. H896 Author Eileen Nawnan, who Her second book, "Untamed and "Tempt The Gods,·· which - Right Possum Park Rd. Club & Sta mford - Right on Hanway Proceed w McVey School already has 15 published romance Desire," Is based on Nawnan's utilizes the prestigious Air Force t81"-8TOP along Posaum (81"- STOP North Country (4)•- STOP Rahway and PM ROUTE HOME : Park Rd. From Possum Club & Hanover Place Kenilworth -Proceed w steps in Sw11e11 novels to her credit, will give an own experiences as a private Test Pilot School as a setting Hollow toW. Meadows ent. - Left on Wilshire - Left on Kenilworth Throw Area informal talk on "How To Write A pilot. Also in 1982, Nawnan's abouL Lht: tarsL wum1m malttary IBl•- STOP PosaUID Park - Right on Merdlan (61" - STOP Kenilworth -Return to 896 Southbound Romance Novel and Get It "Captive of Fate" was published. pilot, who demands entrance to Rd. and Holly Lane - Right on Danbury and Webb -Cross Rt. 40 1 (8)"- STOP Danbury & - Right on Webb -Right Into Peoples':t Published," on Saturday, Aug. 30, The book was a means of release trv and make test pilot status. - Right on St. Regis at Delaware Park race course In - Right on Aronomink Country Club - Left on Pickett Piau of the author's emotions ~n To round out an already prolific - Right on Country - Right on Casho Mill Rd. •STOP near Thriftway fill" Stanton. regards to the Vietnam Era in 110!"-STOP Aronomlnk & year. a fourth novel came out in Decker I Bottom of Decker l - l~ft on Windsor Proceed to Newark High Tender Loving Care Centar 1be talk, which is open to the which she served a military func 1121 "- STOP Aronomlnk & 001•- STOP Windsor & N. (For : Pheasant Run, -Return to 896 Southbound late 1984, "Too Near The Fire." -Proceed with Melod:>~ public without charge, will take tion. • Decker 1 Top of Decker l Country Club Rahway, N:JOO«I IECI'IONS 416Nortllbound -8TOP No1116 Slairdlllll to meet the author. astrology, "The American Book of this year, lives with her husband --f>roloeed to Brookside via - Exit Terminal Ave. -STOP Stardlllll6 Melody -aTOP Stardust • M'-ly Nawnan, (who also writes Nutrition and Medical Astrology." David, 11 ctvil enl(lneer who builds BUS 1133 RUN 1, VALUI:Y MarrowRRd. - I .eft 1111 Tennlnal Ave. under the pen names Llndssy power plants. on a tr.-acre fama RD. - CHJU8TINJ: MAN. - l.eft on ISroolullde Blvd. - Rillhl on New Callie Ave. a . Three more successful novels - WILLIAMsBURG VIU.. - I .eft un Matthews - l.eft on "C" st -8TOP CGbble Cr. 6 CGb· McKenna for Silhouette Book.a and followed In 1!1114 with "Torras near I.U.bon, OhiO. -ELAN- BARKSDALE - I .eft on Maortlndah· ·-I .eft on TnwMend llleCr. 14b TbP. 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Good Immediate opening available quality applicants for a part· ~~~~~~~~ ~YA~R~D~SA~L~E ·~S~a-tu-rd~ay-.~A~u Q. Exc . opptf . for IV ord processor opportunity for canida tes inter· with large co rporation. Ex· time 130 hours per weeki PRIVATE PARTY ADS a with minimum 50 IV pm typing ested in Data Entry career perience preferred . Call 302· position at the Elkton Center . 106 Lost & Found ~ti~dr!~~~'\];~hr~~~ Tfu~~i~~r~ : who is looking ~Jr an oppty. opportunity. Must have Data 998·9888, or send resume to 105 Ra ilroad Ave~ue , Elk ton, that will lead up to more Entry experience . Franklin Co .. 1815 Newport 20 Words or less: 1 week ...... $4.95 toys , misc . items . MD . Responsiblities are to LOST: Locust Point area . 12' diverse duties and grON th. Call Gap Pike. Wilmington, DE provide cle ri cal support to Yard Sale-Sat. Aug . 30th . ROMAC Sears Aluminum boat . tod ay for a confidential inter· ~-8 . ______Commun ity Serv ices Adult 20 Words or less: 2 Weeks ...... $9.50 Delaware registration 43496 . Mauldin Ave .• North East, MD . vi eN PROFESSIONAL CHEMICAL PLANT Edu cation Pr ograms such as Reward offered . 301 ·398·6259. Directly behind Landhope OPERATIONS OPENING ABE / GED and Childbirth Blind Ads (reply to Box No.) ... add $2.00 LOST: onebiue Bennetton Farms. TEMP DIVISION ONE CDMMERECE CENT ER National firm with opera tions Education within the non-credit sweatsuit top with handsewn CAREER Suite 12th & Orange Sts. in the Elkton area is seeking division . Handle incoming patch es. In the vicinity of 150Wanted 800, Additional Words ...... 25c (per word) Wilmington, DE 19801 entry level plant operators. te lephone lines, walk·in tra ffic. Meadow Park, Elkton . Sen· CAR PDDL·from Four Seasons Some experience in batch or t yp ing / filing, process all Bold Type Face ...... add $1.00 timental va lue . If found please area to Caravel Academy . PLANNERS 13021658-6181 con tinuous chemica l opera· recordkeeping and administra · call301 ·37!.!'8c.:c·4""64:.:.:7 ''----- Willing to drive P.M. if you Puttin~ People To ·N'ork BANKING ENTRY tions is pre ferred , but not a tive de tail. Requiremen ts Please check your Ad the first time it appears. We can be drive A.M. 302-366· 1057 . LEVEL must. General industrial experi· include High School Diploma responsible for only one incorrect insertion. 114 Yard Sales ---W- ANTED -- 302-575-9700 Great opportunity for recent ence is desirabl e. Th is is a or equivalen t plus a minimum 202 Blue Ball Rd . Household BAND SAW MILL. Sold at Per· college graduat e wi th B.A. for full· time position with excellent of one Ill yea r of clerical/ AD-VISOR fr inge se c r e t a r ia l expe r i en ce . items. Friday, · August 29th, ryville Au ction. July 12th. If you North Wilm . bank . Ground ~e n ef i ts . The Cecil Whig newspaper Respond by se nding resume or 9am until ? have any information ca ll 301 · floor opportunity for a banki ng Interested applicants should Ia looking for an aggressive LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 739-5907 . career. send a resume or a letter letter by September 5, 1986 to : 280 Cherry HiQ 'cRd ; intersection person with excellent phone defining qua lifica tions and IN TilE COURT IN THE COURT IN THE COURT of Elk Mills and Leeds Rd . Fri· WANTED: personality to solicit and ROMAC work history ca re of Th e Cecil Personnel Officer OF COMMON PLEAS OF COMMON PLEAS OF COMMON PLEAS day, Augu st 29 th , and Satur· Top quality Clover & Timothy FOR TilE STATE take classified ads over the PROFESSIONAL Whig, PO Box 429 -F, Elkton , Cecil Community College FOR THE STATE FOR THE STATE da Au ust 30th . 9am -5 m. hay . Call 302·378-9828. OF DELAWARE OF DELAWARE OF DELAWARE phone. Some computer & MD 21921. 1000 North East Rd IN AND FOR !NAND FOR !NAND FOR 302 S. Meuldin Ave .. North typing experience required. TEMP DIVISION E.O.E. M/F North East. MD 21901 NE W CASTLE COUNTY NEW CASTLE COUNTY ONE CDMMERE CE CENTER NEW CASTLE COUNTY Ea st. 3 Family . Saturday· Full-time including 4 hours CLEANING persons needed . E.D.E. M/ F/ H tN HE · CtiANGE OF NAME OF IN RE : CHA NGE OF NAME OF IN RE : CHANG E OF NAME OF Suite 800, 12th & Orange Sts. Joshua Theophilus Wright Sunda • August 30·31 . Bam · I every Jrd Saturday. Salary Hl'inlcc F uyc Dupuis Vir ~! niH Mary Hoyhnun Wilmington, DE 19801 Full -time. Newark area . COACH . Cecil Count y privale III:JPr lriC '\:-i8Vt:. T lffan Da wn Wright I'ETITIONEH(S ) 477 Ebenezer Church Rd . Ris· and commission . For Tra nsportation needed . Call school needs an experienced WJ1u1 1Jel lu80: p ~; TITtO ER! J '1'0 ing Sun Saturday, August 30 . appointment, call Ginny at _ Q_01J.§_58-6181 Ci ndy at 302 -762·0912. soc cer coac h. Call 30 I -287 p ~; rJ T IONEHIS I 'I'() Virgmin Mary Gentile 2 301·398-3311, 1·5pm, lues· 2050, 8 ;,• .m.· 3p.m., M·F. '1'0 .lo'lhua 'l'hcuptnlus Br o th ~ r s BOOKK EEPER E•perienced NOTICE IS HE REBY GIVEN t!.&1 ~~ro'!.!!.!' Friday._ _ _ l(('m u.:e FH)C<"urucc:r Tiffa ny Dawn Brothers that Virginia Mary Holymun in ~ir~ - ~~;,~~~f q~a~~Y ~i~t~ full charge bookkeeper. Seek· ~mnc<~ rl dre::.s NOTICE tS HE HE BY G IVEN lends to prese nt a P etition to the clothing, sizes 3·6x. Toys, NO I' It ' I•: t~ Ill·: HI-: BY WVEN r h n l J oshua T h eophilus Court o! Common Pleas In a nd AREA MANAGER ~~cge . b~~~~k~~~ j~ , .~~~:4~j : r------"1'!,_-~ In Wr1K ht/1'Hf an l >au: n Wr. ghl m· l hut IH·III\t l-'hVC Uupuis lor Ne.w Cus ti ~J o u ~ l y ..a ntl the Immediate opening for a evenin s. tcnll:.l 'l)• .•·111 a P L1ti11n totlu.. t~ n d s to pre:s nt & f ·,, :linn h .. UlC ~~~~;;~~~:~~a~~~~~~ ~n~ ::~~~ StatP of Oelnware, to change her mature individual to super· <.:o urt ol Co111ll lilll Plee:t s for lhc Cour t of Cumrnou Ph!dS f or t he radio. Very good quality new BUSBDYs-Full·t-;;;;;,-1,;;-medi· name to Virginia Mary Gentile . vise others in this SWt c uf J)f'la warc in nml ful' Sta te of Dela ware 111 a nd for Pctltione r (s) des ires t h is and used decorative items, pic· 202 Help Wanted ate op enings . No experience New t;aslle ('nunty to c ha nge New Cn ·ti e Cotmty. to c: h an g~ tures andoth er mise items . area ... Salary Comm. could change IOI' socln.l r easons. ACCO UNTANT necessary . Apply in person, her· n~1 I IIC to Heuucc F uyl· th ei r n ames t o J o s hu n Virginia M . Hoylm&n total over $40,000 first Theophilus Brothers and Tiffany Ra i n ~at e · See,-"t. -"1.'--- Schaefer's Canal House. (.'n ruct·r Petitioner(s) year .. . No exp. necessary, no WINDING W av t~ rl) A. C:u·uc.:c:l Dawn Brothers . Aug . 29 & 30 . lOam til 5pm . Ce ci l Commun ity College, Ches!!£eake Cit . _ DATEDB-18-86 age limit. Our product is l 't.!l itioncrt sl B ~ tina Muric Wright npB/20·3 3030 Turkey Point Rd., North North Ea st, MD seeks qualified IJA'I'F llH/I:U l!I8H Pclitloner(sl world famous ... Quallfied BUSPEOPLE&DISHWASHER East, MD . 1Rt. 272 toward applicants for the posi tion of np8 /~ 11-:1 DATED: Au Aust 9, t~86 ------applicant will be flown to S. Apply in person, Baker's BROOK StatePark l. Ac countant. Responsibilities npB/27·3 IN THE COURT Fla. office for training at our Resta urant, 1075 Au gustine August 30 & September 6. for th is full -time po sition OF COMMON PLEAS expense. Must have $2,900 Herman Hwy., El kton. MD. fNTHE COURT IN THE C.'OURT FOR THE ST.>.TE 9am·5pm . 558 Elk Mills Rd . Elk include monthly, quarterly and OF COMMON PLEAS (refundable) cash deposit to CARPENTERS & helpers need· GARDENS OF COMMON P I.EAS OF DELAWARE Mills. Household goods, garden annual reports, journal entries FOR THE STATE FOR TH!!: STATE IN AND FOR cover your samples, ed . Nosuha, New Hampshire tools, misc. ite::.:.;m::::.s. ___ and adiustments and maintain· are pleased to present a OF DELAWARE OF DE LAW ARE NEW CASTLE COUNTY supplies, etc. For free area . Housing supplied, top tl'IANDFQR • ing computer print outs for INANDFOR tNRE: CHANGEOFNAM EOF BIG YARD SALE I Nice school details cell ... collect: pay. Immediate employment. community of exciting NE W CAl!'l'LE.C.'OUNTY • • ' Judy B•lley • appropriations, expenditures, tN l ~'tt~~b!fbc;...o~:~~ OF clothes. Girls , sizes 7 to 14 , Serious inquires only. Send LUXURY GARDEN APTS. IN IU~ . CHANGE OF !'o AM E OF PETITIONER (S I general ledg er, cash receip ts .Johnny .J cff f"r'!y Du nn NOH IKOGWFIN TO coats, shoes, ~ t c . Boys school JIM CLANCY resume to ; Apt. F. 117 E. Cecil with: PETITIONEJtr S 1 I'E1'1T10NF:ll(S r J udy Winters clo thes, ladies clothing, some and disbursement journals. TO 305-857-6737 Ave ., North East, MD 21901 . TO NOTtCE tS HEHEBY G IVg N furniture. hou seh old, tools & Requirements include a mini· •BRAND NEW PLUSH CARPETING .Johnallwu .l i.t rHrtt.ll Duncan NOlliKO (,AMUI.! N that Judy Bailey Intends to pre· ----cARPENTERS NOT ICE IS HJ::RE BY (jiVJo:N much more. Aug . 29 & 30, mum of Bachelor's Degree in BAB YS.ITTER ·Respo nsible per· NOT ICE IS fll·~R EBV c:JVEN sent n Petitio n to the Court of Experienced carpenters & •NEW DISHWASHERS, NEW GAR lht~t .J oh un) Jcfft•rey Dunn .Jr Rain date-Sept. 5 & 6. Rt. 273, Accounting and one Ill to two so n to ca re for our newborn lhatNoriko(;ifliuintcndsto pre- Comm on Pleas for the State of helpers. Must have tools & tn tt-r t d:o~ to present NORTH OF PERRYVILLE. TOME HWY. Spacious 3 BR rancher with something to suit everyone's needs: convenient to major highways lapprox . 8 mi. N. of 1-95 & I I'. mi. S. of At . 11 , landocaped lot with mature shade, cen· tral air, modern kit. with built-in ap· pliances. low maintenance exterior and much more . t71,100. 150·1601 Cell398· 0440. JUIT NORTH OF PERRYVILLE . • MARYLAND LarGe 2 story home with 2 car garage, 3 BR , 21'. baths, full basement . This 2.6ACRES 2+ ACRES Cou'ntry yet convenient to LOVELY OLD ... NON-DEVELOPMENT home comes with a 10 year warranty. 3-bedroom, 2-bath ranch with 2-atory on large double lot 3-bedroom Cape Cod on 1 11: 150-1441 Cali 398-0440. HAVE A LAROE FAMILY? Well lhio Newark, Elkton or Northeaat •n.ooo. central air, fireplace, acreen with mature ahade, flowering acre with new kitchen, large hou1e 11 for you · 4 BRa, 2 bathe, lam . ed porch, 2-car garage, more. In amall community of Farm · crelt. Perc taated and ready ahrubs, fruit trees and living room, formal dining k~~~~ · dr:~~g· r~r~~: ~~~~P~Tn~~ - · c:~~;~ Near Newark In Cecil County. evergraana. Remodeled and room, acreened porch , NEWHOMEI 733-7000 or 301-398-8282. No. to go. •16,600. 733-7000 or 301· Houee Plene Priced From •42,000• air/heat pump/gao back up . You muot 398-6262. No. 2088. fraahly painted with fireplace, garage. Partially aaethla one today. •11,000. 120· I 781 2186. braakfut room/sun porch, wooded lot near Elkton. 733- HILLCREST detached garage. •53,900. 733· 7000 or 301-398-6262. No. 2194. 1.3ACRES Beautiful community near 7000 . No. 2110. Spacious, easily expandable Newark, Louvlara, Elkton and bl-level perfect for active 1-96. Family-oriented living family In water-oriented com with 3 bedrooma, 2Y, bathe. munity near Elkton. Central family-room fireplace, 3-car NEWARK Malnt . free exterior. full b01amen1, air with heat pump, 3 thermopane windows. 'On your lot lin bedrooms, 2 batha, family· J:J~\;i .mNo:~J::.-7000 or 301- COVERED BRIDGE fireplace, baaement, garage. Cecil County/ or we have m1ny select room fireplace. 733-7000 or Farm a. Large 4-bedroom, 2Y, • new roof, fenced yard. Priced lots IVBillble to choose from . Have A WINNER I Brick/aluminum conatruc 301 -398-6282. No. 2117. bath 2-atory on corner lot rlghtl t67,900. 733-7000. No. your own houae plansl Let our builder CONTEMPORARY 2326. meet with you & price your new homo . tlon 3 8R , 3 bath home lyear·roundl Hlllalde ranch with 4 with acreened porch wilh water right a cloae to Elkton , Too overlooking private rear yard . many axtraa to list . Call for detalla. Ur· GLEN FARMS bedrooma, 3 batha, beemed aula Boudart · home 658-5186 . ••.100. Superb Cape Cod on .9 acre In calling, eat-In kitchen with Solarium window for plant 120-1731 desirable community 6 Jan n-Air range. 21evela of ex lovera, fireplace, more. 733- WEST NEWARK mlnutu from - Newark. 4- panalve dacka overlooking 7000. No. 2289. 4-bedroom colonial with new bedroom, 2-bath home with 2 private lake and wooda. kitchen, family room, den, 2- fireplaces, screened porch, t181,000. 733-7000 or 301-398- car garage, deck, fenced wooded lot. Muu aeel 733- 8282. No. 2283. OLD NEWARK yard, 2 batha. Lovingly main· 7000 or 301-398-6282. No. 2277. talned by original owner. 733· Lovely Cepe Cod ahowa In 7000 . No. 2313. PERFECTION beautiful location show• FLORIDA ROOM Custom-built ranch with 0 Super 4-bedroom, 2Y, -bath 2- magnificent view In good C!~~!om a~ :wb~~;:, h ~~~re~ atory on partially wooded lot. area near Newark and Elkton. Hurry! 733-7000. No. 2347. S. COLLEGE AVE. H8rdwood floora, central air, 3 bedrooma, 2% batha, 2-car Large brick 2-atory with 4 garage, more . Dealrable garage, full baaemant, 18x17' bedroom a, 1 Y, bathe, 2-cer Highlands just 3 minute• from family room, formal dining 1 Newark. 733-7000 or 301 -398· room . t124,900. 733-7000 or DRUMMOND RIDGE f,r!~~~e~. h~r~~ ono~. t1~!r~ 6262. No. 2278. 301 -398-8282. No. 2132. Looking for a townhouae7 more. Tona of lnvaator potan· Don't min thla onel 3 tiel. t82,600. 733-7000 . No. bedrooma, 2Y. batha, large 2307. MOST UNUSUAL CAPE COD kitchen, fireplace, deck, 3-atory contemporary A· Well-cered-for home In nice patio, aunken living room , frame on one-plua acre. 4 neighborhood with- upan more. Priced right. t87,600. badrooma, great room, 2 SYLVAN POOL debla 2nd floor ready to 733-7000. No. 2320. In-ground kldnay· ahaped bathe, Iota of glus, decka, flnlah, b11ement, nice lot pool comea with 4-bedroom backing to wooda. Clou to home. New kitchen, roof, ~~~~-lettou~~·~~~;~o . ~;;.~~~S achoola. 733-7000 or 301-398- water heater; all In peat few or 301 -398-6262. No. 2184. 8282. No. 2131 . $69,500. Attractive spilt-laval on fenc· yean. Moltly hardwood ad, treed lot. Double In· floore. 733-7000. No. 2240. PRIVACY AWORLD AWAY ... aulatad vinyl aiding, new Beautiful log home on over In faallng but only minute• roof, 3 bedroom•. large faml· 3Y. ecru. 3 bedrooma, 1Y. from Newark In private aat ly room . Care-free living In HEATHERWOODS NEARLY NEW II-LEVEL in Heritage batha, baautlful atone living- tlng . Contemporary with well-maintained home. 733- 4-badroom home with large Wooda, White Hall Roa d, Elkton . 3 BR , cuatom feature• for comfort 7000. No. 2324. family room with fireplace, ea:cellent r. ommunity. Well pric ed at ~~:~ol~~eG!:ct~ - n~::~· 7~~7~oJ and quality. 4-car garage, lerga rur yard. Young com · •14,100. Cai1398-0400. or 301 -398-8282. no. 2308 . pool, more. Perfect get away. munlty. $79 ,900. 733-7000 . No. 475-0800. No. 2147. WOODMERE 2273. -ALMOIT 4 ACREI OR WATER· 4-bedroom, 2Y, -bath colonial SECLUDED CHARM FRONT. Woods, on Elk River, already In popular welt Newark. sub -divided into 4 lots. Ready to build 3-bedroom , 2-beth chalet· 4~ ACRES large kitchen, family room . on· all for •11,000. Coll398-0440 . Uyle home on 3+ ecru aur 4-bedroom home In private, THE BINNS den with fireplace. garage, rounded by Elk Neck State rural aettlng with In-ground Popular 4-badroom , 2Y, -bath CHIITNUT POINT MOilLE HOME central air. 733-7000 . No. 2311 . Cape Cod In great location Ia EITATEI beautifu l mobile home pork , Forest. 3 decka, encloaad pool. Great 27x13' cherry kit· *1 In the state, water access, view and porch, fireplace, 2-car garage. chen, 1% bath a, 2-car garage, Ideal 1U home or lnvutment beach area . 14x70, ali the trim mings. more. 733-7000 or 301 ·398- family room, fireplace, alldlng property. Flnlahed buement U4,100.130-1371 Cali 287 -5657. 8262. No. 2038. BACKS TO WOODS with fireplace. Naade TLC . ::1o.;,~_ o7~-~~~~~o.t; J:.rd . lergelt model In Brookeldel 3 Only tii,IIOO. 733 -7000. No. NEWLY CARPETED 3 IR ROOMY CAPI COD cloaa to Elkton . 1 bedrooma , family room, 2231 . TOWNHOUSE fenced yard and fu ll Large muter BR with adjoining study, 3 baaemen t. Convenient to North Eall. Cali now . Reduced to MI,IIO. 30 -150. ::~: . tr;;,=. ~!i e~fe •hade tree• In Coll287-5657. ® CALL 13011398-8282 OR (3021733-7000 =·~ 16b The New Ark Post AUJU:t27, 1p '· 202 Help Wanted 202 Help Wanted 202 Help Wanted 308Auto & Mlac. Service• 380 Upholsttilng PAXTON'S CAR CAlli Will heul away any unwanted SEARS·Prlc11 Corner SECUR ITY OFFICERS trtlcltt. Will also do de li veries . Weekend position ava ila ble for IUFFftiHINI PLEASANT HILL Elm •10/hr ., pert·tlme In SECRETARIES IPIIINOTIMI II herll And Cecil Cou nty area . 301 ·287· UPHOLSTERY Commllllon lllel. U.IO/hr Needed in Newark /Elk ton area . qualified persona. Good pay 6126, aak lor Bob. Furniture Custom Upholattr,d, Long & short term and excellent working cond l· now It the time to glt your 1 MM Allry, lnd with Mill ualgnments . vehicle w11hed It we1ed. taat service, reasona ble pr lces11 It m7/hr., you Cln Mm tiona. For appointment call 302· pick up and de li very . Large 478·0913 Mon .· Frl. 10am·3pm . Will do CIN, truoke, Vlnl 382 Painting •10/hr. In oommllllon Alii Typing, dlctaphone he lpfu l, Clbe of dump truoke It triO· PAINTING 11iectlon of meterlal. Cuahlona It INn. No IIUIPintM, but good language skills. SIDING MAN and helper. tor trellen, It motoroyol11. custom made . Over 15 yura of It II bllng d-. Apply It Interior or Exterior experlance l Call dey or evening . t18 /hr. or pltctwork lor a con· Clll NOW for your Pllll New Homas Penonllll. 10~1:..:.·---- Never a ffl tractor who hu five 161 lltlmltlll 301 ·398-5822 . buildings to aide. Must have 102·m·JI41 Commerolei/Aealdentlal or conrr~cr We ll peperln g BECRETARY toola and lnaurence . 301-398· 301·....077 l1nk In iltlutlfullooltlon In 2426 tvenln 1. Hung or removed the NIWirk·Chrlttllnl lPN STOCK CLERK·Roger 'a Trut 320 Day Care c.~rr.:l ~ r~m~~. Vtlu t Homt & Hardwtrt, 302·737-5994 :~tY~:~~e ~~~':~ Rt .40 & Rugtr'a Ad ., North 07029349580 long term lndlfln.te IMitln· Dtv Cere Mother h11 open in g or 388·3814 ~ n9.l«tllJc•• ---,wiANTVAITiY ~~~ :J~:lt~!:e~~m or NIWAIIK !~~~ r'ce~~n ·, AJ!~.v· F~ I~: l~c~~~~r• rn ove~~: y~~,. ~~'!: : PAINTING CO. Blm ·5pm . 301 ·287 ·8181 . Optnlngt for belort end elttr §Ill 2141. MAIN ITIIIIT e.o.e. 102-414·1114 130217.·3100 TRACTOR T RAILER ~f~~~~~ .' ~.~ . ~~£ tchool PLACER'S TEMPS e~ua l Opportunity 30 8 0 380 Upholstering Chrlttllne 07-a...... ao 402Antlques NIW VALLIY liD . ~~~~r~R~~:~cekd ~PM•:.~ ~~~~V:r~ LICINIID DAY CAlli, Ltt ut weka up thtt ant ique bed 302·311-a17 ~~~,~~~~ F yura experience . Ct ll 302·328· with e cuatom made mettreu B uy l n~ Goii&SiiW'Oornl& Two ttory houtt with J•4 11021111·1700 North lett/Ilk Neck ,,.., NIW LilTING 1111 In quilt PUPil lrtl, Opening IVIIIIbll for full· JEWELRY Many utr111 etrttril ~TRUCK DRIVER----, experienced. : ,~~ . bo~·r ' ne~lo w~om·;~lle;~ j twe~:~ · A~t't ·s 11.11 1ar11 on 1111 'hill. 2 & AN110UES lid. • lull off lloutt 40 aorou front ol property SECTAETAAY SI DING ~:~ty ·~:~!:~ t:er.!;m e":ci upho~~~~~~~t;:~ a~~iNIC aouth of llkton. J Ill 1 AECEPTONIST g~: • t;·, ~~. MJlu ~~·~:•~~~~~e~o pl1y. Nutrltlout me1l1 pro· K lr k~o~ood Hwy & OuPont Ad . hou11 In taatlllnt oondl· w !~ b:.l:~n~at::::•o:~~ Experience required, yeer lttrn. Cell 216·932·41 05 . 302-134-1112. El1mere tlon . Alao 2•0ir dlllohtd NOIITH IAIT 11modtltd lntlde . 'ro und work , full benefits, vlded. 301·217-1111. ---MARYIVILLI Wll m. OE Cltln 11 I pin II thll 1/2 tiUOO. Ctll lclb Jebttn Leadi ng Cecil County roal aelery commensurate with ex · TRUCK MAINTENANCE · Pert· rm,\;o.Ctll lo1 dtt1ll1. duplea with J 1111, 2·1/2 11 ollloe 01 homa 1371· estate oH ice is looking tor the UPHOLITIR NO 302·994· 1766 b1tht, ltnotd b1ok yerd, time poaitlon evelltble tor 327 Entertainment O~EN 10AM·7PM 21411 right person to be their recap· rr:r~ :~~~~ · 7~~P~ . a~~~~ I SH~ov~ : mechan ic s helpera, tire repe lr, I 150 for sotu, 180 tor chalra, too . 1 Ytlr werr1nty . tlo nlat /aecretarr,. Dut ies In· end truck wuhers tor evenings PUP PIT IHOWI plua the coat of your Iabrie. •41,100. Cell lob Jtb11n Elkto n bew een 9 & 5. Pertlea, schoola, apeclel ecce· Free plck·up and de li very . 404 Appliances II ollloe or homt 1271· 1 or weekends . Flex ible hou rs . 2J4JI ~!~edpeh~~:. t~~ n~ i c:~~neg , ;enc~ Peninsula Tr uck ing Co . 301 · alona. Pam Plpea & Puppeta. 301 ·287·5244, or 287·3124 call For Into & brochure call Pam anytime . DRYER • Ulld oop;rtone cesaary . Hou rs 8:30am · 287·9100. r;:. ~t.hll dryer. • . 301 · ; 5:00pm., with 1 hour lu nch. Ne lson, 302·999·0078. SECRETARY WOMAN WANTED : 18 years 1 Neat end organi zed applicants or older. Clean . neat end REFRIGERATOR· Medium size please send replies to Cec il 328 Excavations ~~t~~~l~~~NAGAT~t. E~g'uLFi $17,000 dependable. App ly In person . MATER IAL OR MINE. AUTO· portable . 36"x24"x24 ". Ideal ~g i ~\:i? · Box 429-H , Elk ton , Busy position availa ble for an J.A. Da iry Treats, Elkton . tor a college student $126 . 301 · experienced secretary . Good EDGAR RHOADES ~soT~~nEs~~~.';~: .~~. AEE 287·9302 after 6pm . --V·I·c·t·o-rl··a""M_e_w_s_" ~~o~~e re~d~~;e~nd gr:x~;n:~~ ANDSONS ...... secretarial skills will quality you Backhoe and dump tru ck NIW Jt PriYaleEmran ceApts tore confidential Interview . If service . Free est imates . JUITLIITED lett value In Cecil Coun· PINK Jt New Thermopane Wtnd ows you can coordinate manv tasks 301 ·398·8637 . Comt to lht country and ty thlo Wttk lo thll 3 Ill DOGWOOD liD . bring your hortt •• 1.7 ltyvlew traa .. < qultt, lt New Hot Water Heaters 10rt1. 2·tltll b1rn with ~:r:.~·:d~nL~~ j,·~~·k~~ ~~ron~h~~~;;~~ h~vpep~~~~~t1 \~~ 342 Home Improvement HOUSE FOR SALE tlok room . flowtrl cloan neighborhood to Jt Wa lkIO Shopp tng & of 0 you can be worl ARE YOU TIRED OF PAYING RENT 3 ACRE, 3 BR bHevel, 1·3/4 PRICE SLASHED TO .42,000. baths, LR, DR , kit ., FR w/ wood W /owner financing to qualif ied But don't have the money for a down payment? stove and beauty shop on lower BELOW A buyers . 2 BR , Elkton home VALUEII And back on the level , breezeway and 2 car within walking distance to Then stop by today to see if you qualify garage . Deck off DR , even marketll A short walk from schools and town. One Year Calvert takes you to this 4 BA bi· child 's playhouse on this Warranty . Call today! 20 ·1792. for 8-1/4% State Bond Money. spacious lot. Plus 1 yr . warranty. level in beautif ~ l farm country . .42,000. This house featpres a large FA , 100% Financing • No Down Payment Required Owners must sell. Bring any reas . offer. 50·1776. •78,600. CONTEMPORARY HOME. On FP w/ heatila1o!l cou ntry kit., 2 ' except for settlement costs and applicable points. 22 acres in convenient location . B A upstairs and 2 B R ..--- Call Today to See if You Qualify- 398-9616---. NON DEVELOPMENT. Lovely Small barn , stream , many pine downstairs, elec. 8 B heat plus 3 BR ranch in mint condition . trees, much , much more . 20· central air . Outside is a small or· Large lot w/open, country at· 1860. U26,000. · ch ard w/many fl owering shrubs mosphere . Check out the new plu s an above ground pool . Give kitchen and other nice features . SPACIOUS TURNQUIST 3 BA Andy a call. 30·1&1 8. •74,5~0. Priced to sell. 30·1824 . •auoo. end unit, gas heat, full base· CHOICE HOM E,S in a choice ment, 21'1 baths, ex . lar11e LA, ~!I!IIIII ITURNQUIST. New jocation . You cij n tailor these I townhomes, 2·3 BAs, electric 2 homes to your fa mi ly 's needs by HISTORY LOVERS DREAM. heat pump with air conditioning, ~a~~D ~J~i· :~~~~· ROOM? buyiog now . Cho~se from a ran · Large stone dwelling dating back dis hwasher, electric range, plush This 2 or 3 BA brick rancher has cher, bHevel , ~ pe Cod , split to the 1700's. Also, 141 1 BR ren · wall·to ·wall carpet, disposal. It inside and out on a 1.7ac. + I· level, · ~r 2·story C!!lonial on 1·21'1 tal un its for Income ..producing . Plus many extra 's. 10 year Home partially wooded lot . Featuring a acre lots at Wooclcrest Shores, a KINGSTON II THE HERITAGE 2. 7 acres near Delaware line . Ex · Owners Warranty Program , FHA large open Great room , 2 FP s, In· 0 0 3 bedrooms. 1 'h beth a cellant co nd itio n. 20 170·1878. & VA approved, FHA Investors ground concrete pool and much ~~~ : ~~ ~ea~~~:;/n~ie~~~~t ~ aTt : Make offer. •211,100. Program, Conventional. 20 ·1646. more . 20·1879 . •88,400. 80 · 1881 ·1887 . • IO,OOO.nd up . ' ··- . LOOKINO FOR BOMETHINO Stertlng.4I,IOO. LA R G E FA M I L Y • IN· • l. , .. BEAUTIFUL 3 BR RANCH. VESTORS. Pride of ownership In the country? Check out this 3 MANUFACTURING ZONINO. • • • 1 W/ 1·1 /2 cer. tile baths, nestled is shown througho ut this LARG E BA , 1·1/2 bath brick rancher on Over 62 acreazoned for heavy In· adjacent to orchard and tall 7 BR home with new count ry "' ' 1.3 +f. acrea today I Th is home duatry and commercial uae . treat. Sep . DR . w/slldlng glass kit. , DR , new roof and siding . features a LA with atone FP , Good location with property doore to concrete pat io. Lg . FA ~'!J 4 " Call today for more deta il s and . _I -- • . finished baeement, garage and front ing on Rt. 40.and At . 7. Ac · .w/ brlck FP , attached garage, ex · possible 3 apartments . 30·1806 . . \.', ln ·ground poo l. 60·1873. All for em to 1·95 cloae by . 70·1613. 0 1 8 m,ooo. · •• • 11' ... 1u1t •n.ooo. uea,ooo . ~·~1~ ~ucHV~~ :o:N ? ~~or NEW LIBTINO : En joy a lovely VACATION HOMEI Perfect off In thle spacious 3 BR Hillcrest THE HAMPTON ISLANDER II IR RANCH, con ven lenl to view of the Bohem ia River from ~ 1•odrooma. beth eterter home or juel right for a a wit h centrelalr conditioning , FP , Elklon and Newark . Beaement, th is lovely ran cher on 1.3 acras, 3 2e~k~ .nd f~ue: afo~Y . !~o~b~ ·r~~~g too. Affordable for !he first lime BR , 3 balh . sunken LR , FA, 2 EAC H HO ME FEATURES · Central Air, Andersen Windows, Full home buyer or !hose who want FPS , ln·ground poo l lind much , ~~~~~~. ~ ~ ~:r~~~ · no~~n~o~ paymenll. 30 · 1793. Basement, Refrigerator, Maintenance Free Exterior, Energy ~~~~; 7 :. e::N~~IIagea Inclu ded . 1782 . • 44,800. morel! Must see . 80·1862 . · Package , Rake & Seeding. 10 Year H . O . W. Warranty and Mor&. JOH NH .llmNBERG .GR I,C.RB 398·1 50& Sa noral1Uenbe rg 398 ·3843 398·1518 MANY OTHER MODELS & PLANS AVAILABLE ONE YEAR NancvS1mper1 398·1814 M~B i a n~ e nsn t p . 3989387 WARRANTY Ro11AnneHormu J98·77 JO 392·3425 ' 8'/•% Buy Down r11te Ia graduated '11% per year for 8 ~1 Jonnsor' 2875685 BenvWeed .. 398~285 398705 Be1 n~ l'leeo 39836 11 4 yea rs to a maximum of 10~% the 6th year through the 30th vear. Hom1 Warranty Protactlon 398·4787 For luym & lallare Mary Campbell 885·2243 V ero~Av r es 281920 ~ Equel Houatng BiiiCaner.. . . .287·5213 287·5375 E11 eenK tllman 398·8318 ~ Opportunity 398·8298 .392 ·3384 Jac ki!W tn ...... 398·4051 The New Ark Post 17b 404 Appliancea 420 Furniture 430 Miscellaneous. 502 B.._ Opport. a Unfurnished Apts, 814 Commercial 1 BR apt. Newly renovated, WHIRLPOOL Heavy duty WATERBEO, King-sized . Spec· washer, white . Excellent condi· J.P. ANIMAL SUPPLY new appliances . Only 30 tra Plus Classic . $900 new, will OWN YOUR OWN JEAN · minutes from Newark . $295 ATTENTION tion . $100. Whirlpool dryer sell for $400 or best offer . Mov· RT . 276 gold. Good condition. $80 . 301 · RISING SUN, MD SPORTSWEAR, LADIES AP· mo . w/free heat & hot water . PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS ing, must sell. Call 301 ·398· PAREL, CHILDRENS / MATER · 301 ·642·3314. OWNERS 275·8853 . 4735. ... J.P. Special ... NITY, LARGE SIZES , PETITE, APARTMENT 3 BR 1115 Kirk • Boats & Motors 12% horsefeed D A N C E W E A R , A C· Rd . Avail in 3 wks . Being Carpet, Drapery 422 Garden Supplies $5.35 per bag CESSORIES OR BRIDAL renovated now. $325 / mo . and Wall Coverers FIBERGLASS RUNABOUT, Full line Calf Manna and Manna SHOP. JORDACHE, CHIC , Quiet people only. Security Large reta il space available in 16'. Open bow, 55 H.P. DUNCANS pro feed . LEE, LEVI, IZOD, GITANO, deposit and credit check , high volume furniture store for Evinrude . Good condition . 301-868-2888 Dog Food ...... $6.95 per bag GUESS , CALVIN KLEIN , references required . 301 ·398· lease. Contact Ray Crouse for Trailer. 301 ·648·5278, or 215· Cat Food ...... $4.95 per bag SERGIO VALENTE, EVAN 2426, evenings . more details at 301 ·398·3401 . 356·7928. 302-463-9317 Wood shavings ..... $3.60 bale PICONE, LIZ CLAIBORNE , GW INVADER SPEEDBOAT, TREE REMOVAL English saddle ...... $129 & up MEMBERS ONLY, GASOLINE 10'. 40 H.P. Johnson . Trailer. FIREWOOD Western saddle . . ... $225 & up HEAL THTEX OVER 1000 $1500. 301 ·398· 1809. Bridles ...... $15.90 & up OTHERS . $14,300 TO $25,900 GRAVEL Complete line of horse care INVENTORY , TRAINING , FIX· SAND products and western wear TURES, GRAND OPENING 410 Building Supplies ETC . CAN OPEN 15 DAYS . BLOCKS-140 cement patio MUSHROOM SOIL N88-G124 TOP SOIL Store hours: MR . KEENAN 305·678·3639. blocks. 23 x 23 x 2. $3.50 each . Mon.·Sat. 9am·6pm 30 1·658·6127 . HARDWOOD MULCH 301 ·658·5795 $14,034. Corrugated galvinized steel for FULLY INSURED KITCHEN CABINETS . 10 Deep tinted glasa, rear seat, roofing & siding. All sizes in 606 Mortgagas $8,715. separate drawer and shelf units. power tailgate, mats, delay stock. CHEAP . Cash & carry . 426 Household Goods 1 LAZY SUSAN, good cond., Tinted gla11, power brakes, 215-831 · 9800~----- wipers, air deflector, A/C, Large Oak desk-$75. Queen needs paint . $500. 302·479· IN COUNTRY ·2nd floor, 1 BR power steering & brakes. con power steering. 5 speed, 1 wheel covers, AM/FM. 412 Clothing 7 with w/w carpet . Heat, Hot sole, 2.8 V-6 EFI engine, ~~~s~l~ert':'t~b~1;:~;~ ~:b~~;:~=::: :=·1:::: 9=.. co=lo=r==Tv==xL=-1::::00:::=.=Iik=e water, refrig . & stove furn ish· automatic, 20 gal. tank. gauges, 4 cyl. EFI engine, rear MARTHA'S ATTIC with rattan chairs· $50 . new, still in carton with brand ed . $300 / mo . Couple with bumper and more. Qualhy uud clothing for 302·737·2554after4pm . new guarantee. Cost $399, ask· references required . 301 ·398· AM/FM stereo, styled wheels. men, women end children. TIFFANY LAMPS -Closed ing $169. VCR $179 or both for 6460 or 301 ·396·9154. Sierra Classic & much more. Houra: Wed . & Thura. restaurant selling many fine $329. JVC 300 watt 5-way NORTH EAST. Young profes· lern-4pm, Fri. Set. & Sun. quality handmade stained glass speakers with 12" woofer . Cost sional, non-smoker wanted to A price lern-5pm. Rt.40 et DE/MD hanging lamps. 302·328·6327 . $400, asking $69. Blaupunkt share 2 BR apt. in country set· line. Cell302-134-2115. push button stereo casssette ting . $200/ mo. plus Y, utilities . MARTHA'S ATTIC 428 Livestock radio . Cost $289, asking $69. Call Joe after 7pm, 301 ·287· is just a part of a good deal at Call Bruce, 215·473·3448. We now have childrens school Certified Riding Instructor. Free 802Rooms 2070. clothing, ladies jeans and lanco. Reasonable . Excellent sweats. Rt. 40 MD/ DE line . with children . Adult beginners a BAYSHORE specialty. Beg . II Advance. First 413 Computers lesson discount . 302·322·4090. In fact. at our place the good price is just the COMPUTER PRINTER . Okidata HORSE · 6 months old . start of the good deal. We'll be there 5.000 - U 84 microline printer with Chesnut Appaloosa gelding silence cover . " New". Call with blanket. Excellent disposi· 10.000 - 50.000 miles later. ready to take care John at 301 ·392·5500. lion. 301 ·658·2972 , leave of you and your truck when you need us . We message . 414 Farm Equipment LARGE PONY GELDING. 8yrs . want to be a flil!!! C dealer you can LIME SPREADING SERVICE . Many ribbons, local shows. livewith. ~ Alfalfa and other top-brand Registered Y, arab. $2000. Also varieties of seeds including pinto gelding, 10yrs. 12.2 ~tmll!l:: NEW Hybrid Wheat . Herbicides hands. Good jumper . $400. and other crop·growing and 301 ·287-5071. .rl~f!k~~ protecting supplies . Call col· lect. C.W. Brown 301 ·658· 5520 . BAVSHORE AUTO. INC~ 416 Firewood West End of High Street, Elkton. Md. DUNCANS Your Old•mobll• · GMC O••l•r ~~ 301-658-2666 rn MD. 301-398-7770 or Dial1-800-255-7770 302-453-9317 FIREWOOD Seasoned Oak .... $80full cord · Mixed Hardwoods . $70full cord HARDWOOD Buy now at pre -season dis· count prices. Free delivery . 301 · 398·0954. OAK AND HICKORY FIREWOOD . Sea soned , cut and split. Will haul. 301 ·398· 1129 after6 m. 420 Furniture BED, twin·sized. Box spring mattress & frame. Perfect con· dition . $50 . 301 ·287-6959 after 2 P!!!:.______FURNITURE-Sofa, 6' and mat· ching love seat $160. 6'x9' brown area rug, like new $70 . Self·lined patio curtains $50. Patio table chairs umbrella $50. Dresser $30 . 301 -275·8853. MISC OLD FURNITURE · Bathtub with feet , bed , sideboard, other items. 301 · 275·6937 or 215-444·2787 . ROOM SCREENS·2 Wicker Oriental. $40 each . CARPET· Imitation Oriental, 6 x 9. $60. CHEVROLET Pick-up 301 ·287·9302alter 6pm . PLYMOUTH DODGE Chevy tough pick-ups are the perfect trucks '84 RELIANT '856002 DR. for work or play. nucar's ... greytak chevrolet CHEVROLET What vanda.hsm 1s. Is -WMCK:CREATIO.tr It's not something to be proud of. So tf you Pretty beige, '83CAPRICE 172-174 North Du Pont Highway, New Castle, DE know agroupofvandals.don't. t reat 'em White, 4cyl., 4 dr., 6 cyl., full CLASSIC like stars- let 'em know It 's not cool Let 's auto., ps, race It, when they bust a wlndow. It's got power & ale, 2 tone blue, 4 dr., 322-2438 to be O.xed. And Lhat so.me money could've pb, a/c. bou ght your olo.ss a field LMp instead. wire wheels. full power & air. So talk t.o your prlnclpal, and fl.nd ouL SAVE$$ what you can do t.o stop vandalism SAVE$$ SAVE$$ /PART OF l Help me. MeG ruff.~ U.S. Rt. 40, Elkton, Md.1 mi. S. of the MD/DE Line the nucar connection 1-800-848-CARS • 301-388-3800 DELAWARE ' S CAR AND T RUC K HE ADQ UARTER S 302-737-4080.301-392-4200 ...... ,;:o--;....,.~;:'S._~~~'S-"'-~ I ;:_ ~.. ,..... ·: This Week, Prices Are Lower On The Last of the 1986's! ...... BIG SELECTION! GENEROUS FINANCING PLANS! PLUS YEAR-EN RECORD-BREAKING DEALS! BUY NOW. BEAT THE '87 PRICE INCREASE! .1 . . : 'l .' .: 1986 Mltsublshl Tredla • l .O·IIttr MCA·jetf'lll en&lnt wltf't automat ic •al•t • l .O·Iher MCA·tttftl •natne with autOITIIlk •• , •• ad jutttr. • S-spetd m1nual o.,erdrl.,e tun•mtnton • adtutters • S..tpHd rnaf\ual o•ttdrl.,t trammlnlon • Up&radtd lnttdor with fuhlonablt E.uro·Sporu look • Power·aultttd •tntllattd 'ront diK and rur drum ~= !':~"::<:. !f~~~~ :au~~ !r:::f.'ndent ~~~:.• • fulty lndtpendtnt su•pen•lon. •Tar• and tuts Smith Mitsubishi Mitsubishi Smith Mitsubishi 4310 Kirkwood Highway, 8:30-9, Sat. to 5, 994-4400 43 I 0 Kirkwood Highway, 8:30-9, Sat. to 5, 994-4400 4310 Kirkwood Highway, 8:30· 9, Sat. to 5, 994-4400 J§b The NewArk Post AlqJIUt27,1818 702 Housing for Sale 702 Housing for Sale 702 Housing for Sale 782 HOUiing for Salt I Property for Sale 701 Mobile Home/Sale BAOADMORE 1979 Mobile A Frame situa ted on 4 wooded ELKTON ACREAGE HOUSE FOR SALE with 2.2 home . 14x70. 3 BR . 1~ bath . acres . 3 BA , stone fireplace , Beautifully restored and well in· acres. on Turkey Pt . Road, NORTH EAST-Building lot in Excellent condition . Must tJ.l PERR YVILLE -3 BR house central arr, all cedar home, sulated . 1790 horne on 18 acres North East, MD . ll1·378·2546. Nonh East Harbors. Call Lloyd moved . ll1·378·2784 an time. W/w ca rpet dishwasher , faun · Cathedral cei lrngs . 301 ·378· of Maryland co untryside , 1tll1·272·8116. CRYSTAL BEACH house for dry room, ca thedral ce1lrng wuh IIEIORT, nur Rehoboth. Z bordered by little Elk Creek. 4 N 0 R T H EAsT . "h a c r ~ sale. Beach privileges. $5000 fan . Loll bedroom . Avarlable 4854 . ---- Ill cocqge. Spend the rwt AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELYII BA , 2 ~ bath, Am ish built barn wooded . All assessments . with $130 /mo . ground rent. 1· October lsi. S425 /mo plus of the IIIIIIIMf .t the bMchtt 2 Yr. old condomrni um . 3 BR , with 5 stalls. 10 acres of utilities. 301 ·642 6172 Ma ke offer. 305·933 · 1621 ~686~·..!.!179~7!..:.·----- 1·~ ba th, full ba sement, central pasture. $219,900. Call Pauline -· Cell 3111--1111 .,.., morning or late eve. MOBI LE HOME FOR SALE. 14' POR T DEPOSIT Small 2 BR Barllett 302·31!8·1621 . heat and air conditioning . Ap· SALE BY OWNER 4 BR ran· ONE f11 ACRE BUILDING x 70' 2 BR , 1 bath, large DR hou se for rent $160 / mo plus LOl ~ phances included . Maintenance char, acre lot. Countr sening, Approved for double v. idth w/ bay window, separate kit· utilrties. 301 ·939·3902 free e•te11or . Vrnyl srdrng, wrth B. Gary Scott 1 Relocation x erts near Elkton. Large kitchen, LR , mobile home. Perc . tosted . chen area. LR · All applian ces & RESTORE D 1798 stone house brrck front All with a beautiful DR. Mid 50's.l01·392·3794. t9500 . 301 ·378·2475 af ter washer / dryer included. Mu st on Natronal Register for rent vrew of C & D Canal. Owner ELKTON area . Brick rancher . 4 3:llpm. ~ 5.'oved from lot. 301 ·398· ~ - 658 3767, evenrngs . ass rs tan ce with fina ncing . BR , 2 ba ths, LR , OR , FR with THREE 131 B R House on large 3 private lot Garage and base· SO UTH CHESAPEAKE CIT Possrble lease purchase option. fireplace. basement, garage. ment . Stove, frig ., and washer 708 Commercial/Sale MOBILE HOME '84 Semi fur· 2 BR . rn hr SIOIIC drSIIIC Newly $67,500 . Call fo r appointment $89,900. Reasonable offers go N ith house. $56,000. 301 · res10r ed .s450 i rna plus 717-456·5143. considered . 301 ·398·2721 . PRIVATE INVESTOR WANTS ~~~: · ~:~~ - ~~;s; ·~~~ ew UllirlleS 301 398 3273 BAYVIEW FOR SALE BY OWNER . 3 BR 287·9629. TO BUY INVESTMENT PROP· carpe t throughout1 . $2000 or WA. TERFAONT Yea r-round . Lovely 2 story home on almost end unit townhouse . Many ex· best offer . Must sell. 301 ·658· 1 acre 4 BR . Den, Family tra s. Immediate possession . Partia lly funished 2 B A, LR , ~~m.s . ~~;k:tY P;a~u~o~:~~; Room, 2 'h baths. 1st floor Askrng $65,000. Call 301 ·398· N ith stone fireplace , kitchen, desired from $250,000 .00 to $5 ~40~l3~·-,-,-.,------ Million. Will settle this year . NEWPORT, 1972 12x70. 2 BR , laundry Convenrent location 2839 fo!Eet~ils-:..·---- l / 4 bath, enclosed porch. off 1·95, 15 mrnutes from Louise Shore. Ground lease . .Brokers protected . Call Lou 1~ bath . Set up on private lot . Del aware . $111 ,900 . Pat 1 :~~ . at 302·656·5099 week· ~oo ~ shed $4700 . 301 ·287· McDerby 302·368·1621 . FOSSETT CO, Ask i ng$4Q ,~OO~I · 39B.Q95l . REAL ESTATE Laq e l BR, 2 ~ bath tON n· B. Gary Scan REALTORs house. Move· in condition. neN Relocation Expe!:!!_ gas range, washer & dryer. STEER 1984 Delta 88 ...... $3995. 102 Housingfor Sale BRICK FRONT RAN CHER, Deck off living & fam ily rooms. 1984 Cavalier Wagon ...... $4995. JBR Near Fa ir Hill, mrnutes to NEAR RISING SUN Sellers Nill pay up to $1700 THIS DAVITT MACKIE Elk ton & Newark . LR, Kitchen, 1 Y. story, 4 BR , 2 bath, settlement & closing costs. All 1984 Plymouth Reliant ...... $4995. OR , Full basement, 1 ca r kitchen, LR, DR , slate foyer, 2 this for onl,l $58,500. For more WAY 1984 Olds Cutlass Supreme ...... $4995. &ASSOC. garage Approxima tely ~ acre. car garage, large office. 2 information call Bradford Lever· $70 .000 . 301 ·398·0639 . outbuildings. Located close to ing at 302·368· 1621. No .5960. By : 1985 Celebrity CL V-6 ...... ~ · $5995. REALTORS Chantilly Manor Country Club B. Gary Scott John Mascher 1986 Marquis Wagon ...... • $5995. :a'~;:~ . ~~1~~J~.' professional . -~R"'-'el ~oc~at,io:c:.n !:!E x~pe::.rt!!!.s __ Enelne ovlfht~t l ng mey ba cau ..d by low favela of crank cut 301 -398-2025 :~~~~~~~~-oil prtllura, ln eddltlon to problema whh tht cooling 704 Property for Sale MANY CARS TO CHOOSE FROM CUS TO M SPLII LEVEL OCTORARO LAKES 2600 so h cus om 4 BR BUILDING LOT FOR SALE BY If I whttl drOps off th: road' onto• 1 10;1 ahouldtr don't ferk It Financing Available Wooded Corner Lot. $6000 . btcll right twty. h 't 11f1r to wtlt 1 ftw atcond~ . fat U'la Clr home. >tone & ermont OWNER . Rectangular shape, tlow down trtdutlly, then 1111 the ear back onto tha ro1d wea ther board exterror stone NORTHHILLS Cherry Hill-Elk Mills Road . Turn tht whttllo thet tht trlld .. not tht 1idtw111 .. m ..t th~ frreplace & wall rn fa mrly room P•nmtnttdgt. FREE 12 month/12,000 MILE Oualily f atures throughoul. 1 RISING SUN ~~~~ ~~i ~~bgorh~~d~ i r!8b~ : 3 1 Don't ··rock'' the c.,, thlftlng vloltntly from forw.,d to acre beauufully landscaped lot . BR Rancher. LR , Car Reasonable offers considered . ;:::~:~·~~rylng to gtt out of nnd or mud. It will d1m1g1 th1 dlf· WARRANTY ON ALL CARS cornparatable home> rn DE ~~;,ag~~se~~~~ - eg~-~~o:i~~t~7v =.:30c:.1·-==39:.:8-=.·27:..::2:.:.:1.____ _ sellrng for 60K more, only 3 ~ acre. $59.900. HORSE LOVE RS Check tlrt preuure It 11111 onc1 1 week. Tlrts 1hould bt ANDERSON year s old & only 15 " ""utes 6.7 acre lot on 5 1ot subdivision :::~~:'n~htn they're cold. 10 It ptyl to lnvut In 1 g1ug1 of from Newark $179,900 LOVELY STONE HOME off Blue Ball Rd . ~ acre wood . ~) AUTO High on a hill, overlooking stream, paved driveway and Rule of thumb: prompt rtptlr of •ny c.,buretor probltm will IN DELAWAR Su squehanna River. Built in cul·de·sac . By owner. 302-454· :::~.':t~:;~.~n tht 811 Wllttd 1nd the sp.,k plugs fouled by 3 BR Spin level orr 40191 cui oe 1000 sa c, rdea l family home offerrng ~~T:tr i e.'.o~a~~~es . i~145~oric "'=·-::::a~-'::'-.:.~5p ~R '='~A:,.,· Y""v""tE:::-W:-:-- , _....SALES eat -in kn ch family room wr th fireplace & larqe rear yard 5 LOTS $76,500 1· 2.5acre (triftate 1633 Elkton Road 2 · 2.5 acre BRANTWOOD 3 · 2.7 acre Across from State line Liquors 4 · 5.5acre Br-level wi lrvrng room Drnrng Whate, er )Our iltuat jo n Rt. 40, Elkton 5 · 8.9 acre rrn, eat "' kitchen 3 BR I '1, whethervou relooktnglola job FOSSETT CO. 1 mile from DE Line baths. Rear deck, 2 car garage or otlermcone.ctassifredscan Financing available 301-392-5500 :. on appx.. 6 acres. $75 990 hetplt sa fac t. cl assrtled lsthe 30 1·398·3030 mostoopularmethOdofmatch REALTORS mgthe rlghtpeopletothe rfght 301 ·378·4556 or 658-5598 SPA CIOUS RANCHER tobslet classiftedhetpvouaod 3 BR Ranch on quret country ~o u1 fO b siluallon • road , extra la rg e remodeled bathsl21, remod eled krtchen. pan elled far nrly room, 2 ca r We keep garag e, sc reened por ch. Super NewArk buy' $87,900 Post SURREY RIDGE you Posted! Rarsed ranch on aop> . 5 The Tent Is Upt ac10s wnh LA DR Eat rn kit chen, 3 BR, 2 lull bdllrs Heat pump wr th • c 2 Car • garag e SB1 ,990 GREEN MEAUOWS Cu stom br level on I acre. 2 full ba ths. large coun try krtch Th·e en. 2 car 4arag rear deck r1ces $74 990 WINDING BROOK VII LAGE 3 BR , 1~ bath town h o~se, some new ca rpe t, freshly Six Days Left parnted rn lerror . rdeal start er home or rnvestment opportunr · ty. $34 ,500 . To Get Your . Are Down!' NEW CON STRUCTION / LAND SURR EY RID GE onl y a few lots remaining, $15.990, pack· Hot Summer Clearance Deals age req uir ed CAM BR Y Corn mun ny of Executive style homes. Prr ces start in the 90s. but hurry, ther e are only 3 lot> leh All have water rrqhts GREEN M~AOOVV$ 'leauutul r acre home ues wnh home packaye5 :.tdttii1Q 111 1hc. low $60's HO LLY LANDING Near 2 rivers & mannas . All wooded lots, starting srz e .833 acre $11 ,990. TH E HIGHLAN DS One of the few sn e> remarnrng thrs close to 1he DE hne Lot Slles start at 2.7 acre to 13 ac re Prrced from $22,990 Tinted glass, floor mats, air condi c~\\s & T ii(J tioning, wire wheel covers, ETR ~~ C'~ stereo, body side molding, rear 'V ~ defroster, sport mirrors, WSW all TO CHOOSE FROM season radials, accent stripe. $11,595. 1986 PONTIAC 6000 SEDAN Route 13 • Between 1-295 and 1-495 Wilmington 652-3068 : Auauat27.181111 T he NewArk Post 19b • 708 Mobile Home/Sale 806 Trucks/Vans 808 Automobiles 118 Automobiles 808 Automobiles 808 Automobiles 808 Automobiles 808 Automobiles 808 Automobiles :: MO NTH -EN DCLEA RAN CE !• 1979 In t. Truck, S-1800 . 10 Bay : ELEBRITY Cl . '85. v-6, AC , DEVON AUTO SALES FOAD-1871 Pinto Runabout 2 MONT H-END CLEARANC E .; REDMAN OME, 1985. 14x70 Bod · $3500. 301 -392-33 16. PS, PB, cru ise, tilt. rear We have a va riety of 50 60 cars. dr. NaN paint & tlrea, 81K, MON TH-END CLE AR ANC E PYL MOUTH-1970 Barracuda OLDS DELTA 88 -'84 AC , PS , TOYOTA Corolla , 1974. 73,000 !: 3 BR, 1'h bath . Pu'rchas~ FORO PI CK -UP '8l F-loo. 300 6 defroster & more . $5995, All makes. If you have a job & New condition. $900 .or beat MARQUIS Wagon . '84 . AC , New paint, new tires, 400 cu . PB, stereo crUise. tilt & more . miles, AC , 4 speed, needs :: Novfmber, 1985. 301 -398 7439, cyl. low mrleage, 37,000 miles. 12Momh/12,000M ileWall anly downpayment , fi nanc ing rs offer. 301·398-S888 aft er PS, PB, 6 cylinder, stereo ln. engine. $3500 or best offer. $3995. minor body work . $895. Call •, altai m. New paint tires and b k ANDERSON available at 0.0% in terest. 5 ~_pm. _ wltape, cruise, rear defroster. 301 -398-9256. 12Month 12 000 Mrle Wa11an tv 30 1 · 658 ·~~2_a.f.ter 5:30 m ~ 1 30 2 7 5 1 ~= ~~!c,!~k,~ 2 :\~;~ ~~ c~l~ a~~1m~ffer ;~ ~~ : AUTO SALES ~~ ~~~~k~ r ~~h~~~9°E :~~!:~.J~~~~~~~:r:1 . f9'~ : s ~~ont h 1 12 . 000 Mile wa11a ntv =~~~kA ~ Ldoor~ ~~~ ~$~ s t!~ ANDERSON 812 Auto Parts :~ e:.~~~rid:y a ~ ·~~:;.. t::ci ~ ~~~alp~~~~u~~e~~~~ d3 2$: 1633 Elkton Road DODG30E-19842-3280m·n90·.r A29uto, ps, ~g: D Escort , 1985. AM / FM ANDERSON ~~!!lt~;rve'. u%1~~~~~t.iol7ke ~~~t A1Y3TR t!~~~S ~:~. Yo!~~!nJ2d l ~!~nt:~ :• fenced yard. •11,100. Mull or best off er . 301 -398-2076, ac r ossf~~ -~~~J-soo li q uors d' 24 000 'I 5 d AUTO SALES $4400. 301 -398 2239 or 398- acrossfromStatelrneliquors •250. Call 102-717-3141 after • - call 302 834 2815 aft I 5 30 pb, ale. am/1m stereo, cruise, ~a~~ · ove~ pay ~~~~~ ~f.~~ 5 - 0151 5p :: ~ -- ' er MWo: P IC~ ': u:::-P -:F:-::- 2::::50:-, ""'19:-::7~9. CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE, rnn~~~~~a~~pe~o~~~ ~~ t~~~ ; ~_§_al t ~e_m . - 1633 Elkton Road -·--- 301 -392-5500 m. :: SCHULT't1972.- 12x70. 2 BR , 351 M engine w/4 speed ~~~~ii t ~~ l y $=~~dbe~~c~~,ee~t offer. 30 1-658-2759. HAVE YOU FOUND WHA T __:c rossfJ0~ - ~~~~5l~liquor~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :: ~~ ~~~:::;r:~~~ b:~:c~ 3 ~e: transmission . Blue with stri pes, 301 -378-2784 an ime. DODGE Colt, 1111. 4 apaed, ;h~UN~ ~ ~ ~~~K~~~/2~ti~~Y MU STAN G, 1965. Hard top, e • • h . h new radial ures 33 .12x 16 .5 on CHEVEROLET, Monte Carlo , hatchbeck, AM /FM c a a~e tte Every Thurs. 7 p.m . Buy or sell . body mint condition, burgundy e • : • . ot ':"at, r eater, new plum b- new white wagon wheel rims. 1976. Exc ellent condition . t o d bl em ron paint, original 6 cyl. ·: 2 0 30 cA R 0 F TH E wE E K ! ••• :~ ~~~ r !'i!~~~~ ~J~\~ ~~a~~ · ~~;~;~~ ~a!x~:~ht ::~~t~~ ~~ e!1:~ $1700 . 302-453-8563. :=~~.7~J!~~~r,~ ~a~:8~ · ;: fr .7~ ~~5;~~~ ~~ engine1 , auto transmission , :; Will elp wiih movi11Q c;sts: tr uck . Interio r and ex terior in CHEVY-1974 Nova . 350 V-8, --1, daya or 398-1243 Ca ll Sta te Auto. 302-656-7884 seb aactk Ai~lternioerw w~~~es bg~enact :• Good cond ition. $6000, firm. excellent condition . $3500. 30 1- ps, pb, new transmission & ave:h;'g, , HON DA 1982 NightH a-;..k. s4000 301 -3ll8-Ss22 . . ·=. 198 0 .:• :' 301 ·392-4899 alt e!._EipJfl . _ lli-2258L.!ft er6pm--'- _ paint, many new engine parts, _El CAM INO , _ _V- , auto, 5 , o_ o o_ m.i I e s . $9 0 0 . OL DS CutlassSu'prem e, 1976 . : S~ LINE , 1981. 14x 70, 3 BR , INTERNA TI ONAL-1966, 4x4, am /1m cassette with powe r 350 V 8 h' h 'I d :; dec k, underpi ning, e{apliances, booster. $2000. 301 -398-7751. 64 350 8 21 5 932 8460 - , rg mr es, runs goo , 1000 : fuel tank, exce llent ondition . ~~~~it~~~. Y ·r ~ns~~·o :dcy~o~~~~ CHEVY-1982 Ca pr ice Classic . ~i~~l2~og_o o_d _co-n d_. $ · ~~~:'er ;;~!s ~~~~~a~ r~~~c~~~ ~~!~~tt~C4 :e~ ti.:~ . ~e~~~ •·: $800 do"in & ake ·over body work completed. $1800. V-8, auto 0 .0 ., ps., pb., pw ., with 4-wheel drive . Inspected . ha ust, newly rebuilt transmis· :.·. :· payments of $202 mont hl y. 301 -658-3015 or 301·658-5590 . ~l ee . ~oor loc ~s, new;~~~~ · MON TH -EN D CL EARANCE $1595. 301-642,:_31§_2 . slon · needs body work . $900 . T0 y 0 TA R5 :.· : Must be moY!Jd. 30 1 28 7 4 TOYOTA, 1985. Ewa cab. 1 a pel . CUTLASS SUPREME Coupe - MALIBU CLASSIC , 1979. 4 Ca ll30 1-378-3060 aft er 6 m s - - ~ · J01~ ~2~~;4 6 .s ~~ 710 Housing Wa_l!~&d ~~a : i:e~ S~i~s~!~~h ~!!~ CHRYSLER Cord oba , 1983. ;~.' ~;~ rPSde~r~~~~~ r eg . c~~~= : ~~ ~d~~~~~rat~~f,~ij ~~~~dc~i1; ~~D~~~~ ~~~ ·. ~~EG~ 1 . ~~~ · .; 2 or 3 bedroom in Newa rk or Openrng rear window. $6400, ~~~t i ~~ ~ ~~ll c~~~!ite~C4 $6995. 301 -885·5936 . 5039. e , e ';· New Castle area . References or best offer . 301-398-0103, new tires. $4800. 301 -658-4789 . 12Month/12,000MileWarranty MERCEDES 240D, 1980, aut;. PONTIAc-198J ~sAm. • 5 2D Hatchback • :· ~uppl i~d . dN obc h ild;e; ; ~?a~s . ~t er ~ · DATSUN 200 SX, 1978, NICE ANDERSON a/c, Super car for 10K Call White. T-Tops, a/c, pw, pb, • r • :: 30~ -~31 ~7 653 a fter 6~ . . 808 Automobiles LITTLE CAR , low miles, very AUTO SALES ~~~~~ ~7 . 4s0-SLC , t978, ps, ma2ny more ex tra s. $7800. • • I • ~ A P ART ENT WANT ED : 1 BR, AMC -1977 Pacer. 5 new t;;-es: ~~~~~.a ~ll~t~o~~t~p~iioJP~; 16lJ Elkton Road exce llent mechanically ' needs ~6~~ ;~~1969 FirtibT;d. •• 5speed I : ;..' first floor want ed for retired new battery . Needs a littl e best offer. Call Peggy 302-737- across fromS tate Line liquors very minor body work . Will Rebu ilt 389 V-8. 4 spd . Must e $ ~lJ ~ ~~~3Ji. N onh East area . work. 301 -275 -85 61 or 0905 days, 302-475-91 26 alter ___30 .!.:3~ · 5500 __ sacrifice! 302-3661547 Serr- see to appreciate. 301 -287- e e 9 30 1 i ~~~~~~ r~;-~~:~:~:~===~~~~~m======~~s~~~~:~:~:o:~:~ ===~=~~~~~-~-~-~~- ~~~-~n·:• A~~/FM,A/C. ;..: mut ing University of Delaware IVI .: ~ ~~~~:~~ ~f.t~!~!sf!~~ ~~ f.~{rh;P!!fn1r!!£ I~ 0,,,~.~~ .99..~ . ~,. .. ;. ! The 'S7's coming soon; : ~; ~ 0 D GE COLT E CLASS, 4 dr. , twin stic k, 4 spd ., silve r grey me t ~i li·c ·.· ; · o~: : ~ r:: ltiTRANSPORT~ 5 9o/i o will probably go up several • t3t75 • ~·------Starting At 1 hundreds of dollars! : '84DODGEARIES K, 4dr ., au1o .. ai r, AM/ FMstereo...... ::: ....: : ; 802 Motor Cycles • '84 CI TATI ON , 4 dr., auto ., air...... t4150. • i .HONDA V-85, _ '83 OLDS TORONADO, V-8, moo nroof, leather interior, full power, wi re wheels, char- • 1984 3200 e :.•mun . /Excellent condition. #3 - New Tax Legislation - If you buy now, • coalgray, metallic, 1-owner, low mileage ...... tl,llfi . • 301-392-3882. e '83 FORD ESCO RT, wag on, 4 spd ., AM / FM ...... t3151. e r- 804R /V';- - you Wl.ll Stl.ll be able to deduct SALES TAX • '83CHEVY CEL EBRIT Y, 4dr., auto.,air, cruisecon trol...... t4150 •• . • '82 CHEV ROL ET MA LI BU Estate Wagon , V·6, luggage rack, cassette, air...... ••· e ~ 72Ta~ 27' T,avel Trai ler.Seli • e contained, steeps 6. rv and T R t 1 e '82 FORD LTO WAGON , wood gra in trim, lu ggag e rack, stereo, air, dark blue metallic . • stereo. Very good condition. on your ax e urns. )It1iWL • ...... t4250. • ~3~0 . 215-268-3114 , aft er ;? ·1 II 1 1 e '81 DODGE024, auto., AM / FM ...... t211&. e CAMP ERW' fifi'h ~heel a.·g Selectl•on On Our Lot! ~.••u iji_'Ji''l!.:fW : ' 81R E LI ~ NC E DL , 4 d r ., auto . ,AM / FM ,si lverme t all i c ...... ~ - : ~ M_i1_as . ~ x celle n t condrtron ,-.&11&.1 • '81 PONTIAC T-1000, 2dr...... , .. t...... • c 30 64 2 6 20 e '80 CHEVY LUV Pic k-up ...... t111&. e ~ Ou tdoor World Heson Cam ee •' · e '80 OLDS CUTLA SS SUPR EME , 2 dr., 63,000 miles ...... t3116. e ; ~ ~~~~~s t~~ s~~~s ;n~~~~~~~.~~; w.t tn ••• ll ck ·e .... d, e t • '78B UIC KSKY LARK , 4dr...... MSO • • ~ ~~;~~; ._s799 5 302-731- P~rr~u t}'l.; : '78CHEVELLEMALI BU, 4dr., clean ...... t2,111. : ~ so& Trucks/Vans : Rittenhouse Motor Comoany : ~ :::cHEVY-1983 s-10 Picku p. 4 De ., Pa. & NJ 208 W. Main Street Maryland : 250 Elkton Rd., Newark • 368-9tb7 : ~ ·~; ~\ ~a~:;d~;~~~~~t st~~en°d i t~g~ 1-800-826-0580 ElktOn, MD 398-4500 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .; Must sell. $4400. 301 -398-1526. L------~;..;;,;,o,;.,_;.;... ______;;..;._.....ll :: ------,_, o~ ~ f!7f!l . SATURDAY • SUNDAY We're -"--:-~f.__ .,_ J~-J~_U_tl!l!_• AUG., 30T~?~~t:~EPT., 1ST OUR SUPER LABOR DAY WEEKEND SALE GOES ON!! On Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Au ~J - ~~Ot11 . 3 1st and Sept. 1st Cnrrn an L u1 coh1 Mercury's Lot Will Be Open To The Public, But Our Sales Team Will Be Off. You Can Shop At Your Leisure. Then Pick Your Car, Document The Sale Price And Come Back By Saturday, Sept. , 6 5 PM And Make Your Best Deal. ~ I t 0 J ,. .. 't 20b The NewArk Post AVflf'W LIFESTYLE LIFE FILE Everyone is into good health forward, and occasionally they these days or, at least, they talk stop to shake out quadraceps and from 10 a.m. to noon beginning like they are. TV is filled with calf muscles. The more advanced Parenting Sept. 22. lectures on how to get fit, stay ones, especially if they are not in · HOMEFRONT • West Center City Community fit, eat fit and, most importantly, short skirts, do the classic Center, 501 N. Madison St., Wilm look fit whether you are or are Achilles tendon slretch. ington, from 10 a.m. to noon begin not. by Dorothy Hall ning Sept. 26. Once these athletes reach the • Cokesbury Village, Lancaster office they have a cool down . The Parent Early Education Decadence, laziness and flab routine involving deep, gaspmg Center of Christiana will sponsor a Pike and Loveville Rd., are unfashionable; sweat which free discussion group for parents Hockessin, from 10 a.m. to noon breaths and slow walking so that turns your hair into wet, limp they don't lower their car of babies starting in September. beginning Oct. 1. Boston fern right down to the soil droopy tendrils is fashionable. diova ~ cular rate too abruptly. and tights. The four fashion For information or to register, conscious women were dressed in line and was eyeing by begonia call Mrs. Stokes at 731-8314. hunter green or navy blue outfits. before she got herself under con Red Cross Fortunately, for the poor soul Everybody jogs or at least The three truly avantgarde peo trol. Self-help who is an inadequate sweater claims to have jogged within the ple had leotards of one color and Volunteer listeners (let's try that one again, who past 18 months. Speaking of jogg tights of another. We are brainwashed into ing, does any know why all jog eating light, or is it "lite," The Red Cross is looking for a sweats very little) there is hope. These days aerobics costumes Arthritis courses Carry an old Wlndex bottle, the gers wear their shorts outside cuisine. Salad bar creations with few caring people to handle after their sweatpants? come in one, two and three fake bacon bits and steamed The Delaware Chapter of the hours emergency calls in their kind that has the pump/spray pieces, and in all colors, patterns top. When no one is looking, give vegetables in cheese-like sauces Arthritis Foundation will hold ar own homes. and fabrics. A few are so tight are washed down with artifically thritis self-help courses at four These calls would be from yourself a thorough spritzing. that the wearers must grease Voila, your are socially accep Marathon runners, once con sweetened and colored area locations in September and military service members or their themselves before slithering into beverages. early October. families needing help during table. sidered the weirdos of the spor them. The courses meet two hours times of illness or crisis and from ting world, are now "in." I doubt Here is where I get confused. if there is a person reading this Then there are shoes-none of each week for six consecutive victims of fires and other Thanks to this same health We are exhorted to lead natural, weeks. They provide information disasters who need shelter or per column who doesn't know at least which cost less than $43.95, and healthy lives. We are to limit movement, slang is out and one person who has run in a all of which are so specialized on: self-help principles, joint pro sonal assistance. anatomy is in . Just the other day ourselves to natural activititjs tection and energy conservation , All you need is an open heart, a marathon. Ladies just like me that they can be used for only like walking, running and I heard a young man brag about know all about arthroscopic knee one activity. Have yo u noticed as exercise, medications and doctor listening ear and the ·16 hour train his girlfriend who had awesome aerobics (daydreaming and doz patient relationships. ing we provide to help those in surgery. Not because their soon as you and your family Ing don't count). Yet while we do abs, pees and quads. And her football-playing sons have gone are appropriately shod for all ac Cost of the course is $15, and a distress in your community. bices and triceps were notewor these natural things we cover our consent form signed by a doctor is Help is needed week-nights (no under the knife, but because they tivities with four pairs of shoes bodies with clothes no animal or thy as well. each, either the sports doctors or required. Some scholarships are week-ends or holidays) from 4:30 have - usually from marathon plant ever produced n~turally, available. Pre-registration is re p.m. to 8:30a.m. You may choose ing or too much areobics. the shoe companies come out we fill our bellies with all kinds quired, and can be completed by a block of hours to suit your with an amazing new discovery, of things no animal or p~ant ever calling 764-8254 . schedule. Training will be at your Have you noticed that some and now the only suitable activi produced naturally, aniJ we learn people who walk two blocks from The American economic Courses are as follows : convenience and Red Cross will ty you can wear these shoes for 0 0 • Churchman Village, 4949 pay for all telephone expenses the parking Jot to their offices system is not stupid. When I is turning the compost oile. ~~~c~ a~ f:~l !~i: ~~~~be!~ as~t~ Ogletown-Stanton Rd ., Newark, related tot he services provided. now do warm-up routines. They started attending aerobics Let's not forget food .'One co to determine was not a natural from 2-4 p.m. beginning Sept. 11. Please call Nancy Bunting or stride in large circles with their classes four years ago, practical worker is so conditioned to eating part of nature until about 50 • Absalom Jones Senior Center, Leon Witt at 656..{;620 for more in hands on their waists, thumbs ly everyone wore black leotards greens that she grazed my years ago. 310 Kiamensi Rd ., Wilmington, formation and to volunteer. Steel Belted R· ADIA~S Trendsetter All Weather 40,000 Mile Car Care Wear-Out Polley •IHial/ttetl cord/phil potynter cord bo4y 4ur~.allty . •AI·WHthertree4plt.. m . •CIIIIk:•frlouJderdllil"· Reg. SALE 66.76 33.44 11.10 38.96 12.40 39.96 81.06 44.89 70.86 48.96 76.30 47.96 78.40 48.96 71.10 48.38 81.66 48.96 $597 Gal. 16.16 62.&0 88.10 64. Spread Wall Lo·Lustre Enamel ...... 8.97 Gal. TRENDSETTER BELTED Custom Polyst,et 4 PLY RATED SIZE REPLACES SALE R~dial TIR~S P155 / 80813 A78-13 27.76 SIZE REGULAR SALE P165/80813 878-13 28.95 WHITE PRICE PRICE P175 / 808 13 878-13 31.95 Gal. P185/75814 078-14 32.50 55.75 40.42 P215/75R14 79.40 57.57 $1087 81.80 44.88 P22fi/75R14 83.35 80.43 P195/75814 E78-14 34.95 82.40 45.24 P205/75R15 78.10 68.82 Spread Flat Acrylic P205/75814 F78-14 36.95 82.70 46.48 P215/75R15 81.55 69.12 P215/75814 G78-14 37.95 88.05 49.34 P225/75R15 85.15 81.73 or 70.95 61.44 P235/75R15 81.10 84.80 P215/75815 . G78-15 38.35 75.30 64.59 Latex Glass House Paint P225/75815 H78-15 40.75 ~Jbl.L..L..oUo~___.,.LW.;;..LaL-_~86 LIGHT TRUCK FAVDRITEJ SIZF PRICE SIZE PRICE 7.00·14LT 44.95 9.50·16 .5L T 66.75 $887 Gal. •AII·terraln performance for on·road 11 well ae off· 7.00· 15LT 49 .95 10·16 .5L T 69.75 7.50 ·16LT 59 .75 12 -16 .5LT 82.50 :::~,d~~!~~r::.i:n l:c':: .·::"b~:,:.wr~:~~~=:~·;o~~~ R.00-16 .5L T 49.95 8-17 .5LT 69.95 atoolcordbollo. .SOR < 1&. 1 Spread Satin 7 1 2 ln .JS.16.5LT 59.95 8-19.5 79.95 LT235/75R15 17.161 Latex Semi-Gloss Enamel .10.87 Gal. 30x9.50R15LT 14.30 31x10.50R15LT 13.83 1 311111.50R15LT 11.42 1 Prices Good 7 D.ays Only 33x12.50R15LT 101.36 LT235/85RHI ," .· 0~ 1 Ends Wed., Sept. 3rd. 8.75R16.5L T 0 5.. til SPECIAL BONUS 11.50R18.5L T 11.17 Receive one, 2-liter bottle of Coca· COUPON •••••••, Cola ® FREE with each gallon of Glid· 4 Cy =$33.00 I den ® Paint purchased. Now thru 11 Sunday, August 31. 6 Cy =$39.00 I 8 Cy =$44.00 I Couoon Explfes August 30 1986 I AS-SAVING · I Claymont- Newark Elkton · ENGINE I 9:30-9:30 Daily 9:30-9 Daily 9:30-9 Daily TUNE-UP I 12-5 Sun. 12·5 Sun. 12-5 Sun. A.C. OR N.D. SPARK PLUGS & STANDARD IGNITIONI •Electronic Ignition charging and 1tartlng l'flllml 1naly111 •ln11111 new plug• •SaHimlng •Check carburetor •Ch1ck I b1lt1, hotel & air filters •lncludu molt Clrl end light truckl. I Hurry In es w never be lower than' For Best Selection. Tristate Dodge•Chrysler•Piymouth's- Pre-Labor Day ! ,, Extr~::ganzal J ;iOOQool 0 $1500° ~uaranteedtrade-lnon eelacted r- 5.5°/o( CASH BACK unital ( · A.P.R. ( 1 on selected ~ ~ . " units. ~ tr11tate SUPPLEMENT 1i AUGUST 27th -SEPTEMBER 6th CLEARANCE CLEARANCE CLEARAN E LAWN &PATIO POOL CHEMICALS GAS GRILLS •Coastal Supplies •Single &Twin Burners . ., FURNITURE •Guardian Chlorine •Tanks Included On Most Models •Stack Chairs , ·. •Pool Accessories •Some Deluxe Styles Available. •Chaise Lounges ~ ~: l\-1'-;;"1 ' !.~~-'· ~~~ ~ ll"'" ENTIRE STOCK ENTIRE STOCK •Tables •Umbrellas 33% ENTIRE STOCK OFF PH,OENIX- MODEL 62ZZO MAYWOOD-MODEL 6ZOSO 50o/o OFF 1\,m burners. Automatic bgtltmg T\~m ourners Automatk hghtlng Our Lowest Price This Year Just In Time For P·lanting PINE BARK MULCH FALL MUMS ·. SALE 199 •6%" Size •3 Cubic Ft. Bag Less Mfg. •Assorted Colors •Retains Moisture Mail In Coupon - 40 •Handy Varieties ·· •Controls Weeds 9 . •Protesct Thru The Winter YOUR NET COST 15 9 9 LIMIT 10 Reg. 2" Reg.3" SALE 2 . SAVE $20 er HOT SHOT FOGGER Introducing 8,5000- BTU Radiant Ia I •Kills Roaches DURANGO FARM .-- -- and Fleas KEROSENE •Pk. Contains 3 & RANCH BOOTS HEATER 5.5 Ounce Cans Lever ignition. Removable fuel tank. SAVE $10 Heats approx. 300 sq. ft . Holds .8 gal. ~I ru Burns for 12-13 hrs . No . TR2000 . •Soles Guaranteed 99 1Year . 95 SALE 95 3 •Odor Eater® Cushion Reg. 119 SALE99 In-Soles SAVE $10 •Oil Impregnated SAVE 28°/o Leathers PICKUP TRUCK •Anti-Slip Sole Pattern 8x10 POLY TARP TILITY TOOL BOXES STORAGE COVER 95 Reg. 59 85 SALE49 100FT. ROLLS CCA TREATED SPLIT RAIL WELDED LANDSCAPE . FENCE •2x4 Mesh WIRE TIMBERS •Galvanized before •Hardwood Rails & Posts welding. •3%x4%x8 •2 Hole Post. 11 ' Rails. •Dress up your lawn 2Timbeu •CCA Treated to withstand weather. Not Euctly 38" Heiaht 48" Heiaht 39 A1 Shown. •Corner post & 3 hole posts. Also on sale . Reg. 30.A Reg. 41 .R 8'T Posts 2 SALE SALE 59 I 99 8Yz' 2 2195. 2995 SALE 2 SAVE $40 12,300 BTU CONVENTION SAVE $70 KEROSENE HEATER · 2-WIRE SUBMERSIBLE 1, PUMP ~ •Stainless steel pump & motor shell. •5 year limited warranty. •Easier to install. Control probes notre- ~irt 24 95 55,000 BTU SAVE $50 TO $85 SAVE $50 McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS FORCED AIR 1/2 HP STATESMAN FURNACE SHAllOW WEll JET PUMP •High Pressure Multi-Use . •Self Priming . •Dual Voltage Model130 Model380 14" 18" Reg. 179.95 Reg. 189.95 Reg. 284.95 SALE 95 95 95 95 SALE 139 SALE 199 SALE 189 · 129 CLOSE-OUT 3112-lb. Axe CLOSE-OUT No 35JR36C Amencan made. Quality SAVE $300 steel Hickory handle. •1 05-11285 SALE $200 Reg . sug. 8HP RIDING MOWER 12 HP LAWN TRACTOR S1149 $17.25 pr. •Eiec. start •Electric start •Easy height •Overhand valve engine adjustment •2 year limited warranty 6-lb. Splitting Maul •5 speed drive •38" cut Reg. 999.95 No 60M. Amencan made Quality steel. Reg. 1249.95 W1th sledge eye. #105-11 872. Reg . sug. s1 0" pr. $16.00 0 0 Sale 3" SALE799° SALE949° SAVE $15 CLOSE-OUT CLOSE-OUT 4 CUBIC FT. WHEELBARROW 3% H.P. 3HPMOWER MOWER .. 20" I ' SPECIAL BUY SAVE 10o/o o-N PACKAGED LAWN GRASS Your Choice Valva Green 40 LB. TOP SOIL •Top Quality Mix •Good In Moderate To Heavy Sun Duchess •All Certified Mix of Bluegrass and Penn Lawn Fescue. •Tested and Proven In Our Area. Shadaa •Mixture Blended To Establish A Perma 2 Bags nent Lawn In Moderate to Heavy Shade. Dura Green aoo •Mixed For Hard Use Lawns, Play Areas And Athletic Fields. SAVE $2 ' SPECIALPURCHASE GREEN GRO FALL SEED SALE SOIL FERTILIZER ·J!'~':'7 POTT~NG•Ideal So1l For Potted Plants & ~anging Baskets. ~~· •10-18-10 ~ ~~:-:--:-=::-1 ~;~··: •50 lbs. 'i:.. . •Covers 5,000 sq. ft. - . ' Reg. 8.49 ----~ -- Sale 49 Sale 6 Kentucky 31 •Performs well in our area Annual Rye PELLETED LIME •Quick Green Color Regular ground lime made •Help Establish Permanent into pellets. Dissolves quick lawn Grasses ly. Very clean to apply. No. · 102-3721&. Perennial Rye Sale •Quick Spreading Sale •Hardy Falcon Fescue 129 ggc 249 •Improved Turf-Type Fescue •Disease Resistant lb. 40-lb. bag Reg. sug. pr. $3.29 ECONOMY MOBILE HOME ROOF ONDULINE ROOFING SALE COATING Adds years of life to roof surface at very low cost. No . 090-02050. •Easy to install. •No special tools needed. •Will never rust or cor rode. ASPHALT •Easy to maintain. ALUMINUM ROOF COATING ROOF COATING Great Insulation and repair com Premium heavy-bodied asphalt pound at an economical cost. No . reinforced with asbestos fibers. 5 2 61. No. 090-39250. gal. No . 41 . No. 090-01920. ltlaAno AS~Mif 9 ~ersq.ft. 1 lOOf tOAn .. 99 • 41IIMI 5gal. •412° per square Reg . 38.95 29 14.99 TAKE THE STING ASPHALT BLACKTOP DRIVEWAY OUT OF SUMMER. SEALER &COATING SUPER 12M MOTOR OIL •ORTHO Hornet & Wup Killer kllla hom eta, Can add year~ of life to 1urface1. Drlea Heat-proof. Cold-proof. SE waapa end yellow jecketa ... plua anta. eer hard, but flulble. Penatretea. pre1erve1 SF-CC. SAE-10W-40. !No. wlga. fleu and many othera. blacktop pevlng. Also u1e on 052-126251 & SAE -5W-30 •High delivery for quicker klll ... new valva and nozzle with powerful jet apray - will ~~!~12~undl, tennl• court• & perking loti. !No. 052-12613.1 reach neata 20ft. above ground. •Concentrated apray for fut knockdown. Reg.3.81 9 9 Ji!.=::.-=:c::. 1f~ __j 10 9 9 &ORTHO 12peck No. 112-31117 ...... Sale 6 Rag . 15.4t Sale • ORTliO Kleenup Systemic Weed & Grass Killer kills a wide ranoe of unwanted weeds and grasses -' roots and aH. BAMBOO LEAF RAKE B-660 MULTI-PURPOSE • An excellent product for general weed and grass conlrol. 24 ln. Metal spreader places every • Easy to use ... one quart 00\'ers 11XXl sq. ll. tooth on ground when held at nor GREASE mal angle. No. 105-11108. Year-round high performance lube In a NOW JUST Reg. aug. pr. $3.89 1098 99 cenrldg9 g,c~ ...... ~ &liRIHo. Sale2 . Quality for Everyone I '