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NEWARK~ DELAWARE.
Newark, Del.
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NEWA RI('S RAILS Council
annexes
City has long been transportation conduit
47 acres
by Michael Ricci
Newark City Council Mon
day night unanimously ap
proved the annexation of 47
acres of land located north
of Old Paper Mill Road on
which a local developer
plans to build 79 single
family homes.
Several residents who live
near the 'proposed site,
located between Creek Bend
and Chapel Hill, told council
they support construction of
the site, which will be
known as Ridgewood Glen.
"This is what I want to
see going up next to my
house," said Harry Shipman
of Old Paper Mill Road.
Before Monday's council
meeting, the city's Planning
Cl~mmission had recom
mended approval of the
development by a 5-0 vote.
When the developer,
Ridgewood Glen Develop
ment Corp. of Wilmington,
initially announced its plans
to build on the site, nearby
residents said they feared
increased traffic would
create hazardous conditions
on Old Paper Mill Road.
The Amtrack station in Newark alongside the Rte. 898 bridge
patiently awaits its next arrivals. However, the developer
has since agreed to "finan
cially participate" in
upgrading the road, based
on state highway depart
ment recommendations, by
by Michael Ricci Looking down from a heli~opter dous materials has dramiltica)ly in the time the 41st home is oc
hovering several thousand feet creased. cupied, according to City
overhead, Newark's most distinctive Despite these problems, railroads re Solicitor Thomas Hughes.
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Throughout much of the city's history, chamber of commerce. ed, they oppose any work
this transportation network has also that will make it a through
been Newark's most valuable attraction Today, Newark is served by two of the route or a "primary collec
for business and industry. nation's largest freight-hauling tion for development in this
Long before the creation of the in railroads. area," according to Peter
terstate highway system, railroads The Chessie System Railroad runs a Rees, an Old Paper Mill
already played a vital role in spurring single mainline track from the city's Road resident.
the city's economic growth. But with the southwest, roughly following Barksdale
coming of multi-lane highways which Road and Cleveland Avenue, until it ex Councilman Olan Thomas
now link most of the nation, railroads its Newark east of Chapel Street. said he supports this view
here and across the country-have fac and wants to see the road
ed stiff competition from the trucking On the city's southern side, Conrail's upgraded just enough to
industry and the automobile. tracks generally parallel the Chessie make it "a sensible, safe
And as cities like Newark have ex line, leaving Newark near Kimberton., width for a two-lane country
panded in both population and area road."
alongside rail lines, the potential danger
from train accidents involving hazar-
See rails/24a
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history of organization. the Sidewalk Days extravaganza. Those are:
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2a August 13, 1986 ·-
Bohner's fascination
Every name tells a story to UD professor
sports, to the books we read, and Western Sea" title. Instead, the
the products we buy. book was simply named "Bold
by Michael Ricci Journey."
In politics, he said, people usual
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oBroA ohncnece orf,er adtthiunerg ine xgot "otiJ co eDa iGtr·. r oefeC nVh"e?ar rdlei'ss onfafmicee.s" because of the "awe of the cnpoaenomtpielne.u" ewdi,l l onficned as opmlaey earp pfaalillisu,g" Charles Bohner contemplates soclety1s passion for names.
name would pt·obably coerce you
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and nicknames ever since he was
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This childhood fascination has
grown into a sort of adult hobby
for Bohner, an English professor, (a;.: DOES YOUR DOG NEED
who has become so involved with
names that he has developed a GROOMING???
personal them·y to explain why ~
nicknames are such an important
part of our every day modern life.
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According to Bohner, "There's
a face we show to the world. - experience in grooming - convenient Newark location
That's our Dr. Jekyll." But, he
continued, we all have another - professional training - loving care given to your dog
personality side that we keep hid
den from the world. l
By calling people by their *5°0 discount for mentioning this ad I J
nicknames, Bohner said, we are
really saying that we know of their
"secret fantasy life" that makes CANINE DESIGNS
up their hidden ''Mr. Hyde" per
sonality. "ltreatyou:rdogrlikeltrea,tmyown~" I ,· '· ' . ,~ r ,
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The NewArk Post
NEWS
---111.-t- Josephine Yingling
and Muriel Cuneo
cool off during the
summer beat with
some refreshing
deuerts.
Parkway traffic
Siudy to determine if need for truck toll exists
parkway." parkway for vehicles with over
by Michael Ricci · If the study supports the two axles.
resld~nts' claims, highway of
ficials are expected to recom Since this legislation is already
mend implementing a toll, for in effect, Neal said, a toll facility '
Results from a soon-lo-be truckers only, leading to the could be installed almost im
started study of truck traffic pal oarkway. mediately if the study's results in
terns on the Christina parkway dicate a need for such a facility.
could convince state highway of
"I think it's a legitimate way to
ficials to institute tolls for
close a loophole," Neal said. "I However, according to Richter,
trrouacdk. ers who use the congested think it's going. to be a step for- the state would probably need Bridge reopening date set
warrl " about a year before it could have
The Delaware Transportation tollbooths in place.
Authority is now negotiating with
a consulting firm which will soon The study, which Neal
begin monitoring trucks travell estimates will cost about $50,000, Richter said the state is
ing along the parkway, which involves following truckers to see negotiating details of the study In addition, Bunting said, crews from pl<mting grass along the
links Chestnut Hill Road (Del. 4) how long each truck using the with URS/Coverdale Colpitts, a by Michael Ricci have surfaced and striped the bridge approaches.
: ~ with Elkton Road (Del. 2 l . pwahrekrwe atyh es ttaruycsk sin g oth we hailree ain atnhde aNse wt hYe orDk efliarwma rweh iTchu rhnapsi ksee rvAedd sroouatdhwerany afprpormoa chth et u brMidargv1e1'1s woArklt hoonu tghhe tahdej abcreindgt ero raedpwaairy aanrde
:: The study will attempt to deter region. ministration's traffic consultant The State Department ·of Drive, located· across from the actually two separate projects,
:: mine the validity of complaints by in the past. Transportation has set Aug. 31 for University of Delaware Field Greggo and Ferrara fnc. of Ne"
:: area residents and politicians that According to Jack Richter, direc the reopening of the rebuilt Del. House. Castle was selected to complete
:: many interstate truckers use the tor of the Delaware Transporta· The parkway study will pro 896 railroad bridge, which has Several of the improvements, both jobs.
:: parkway solely to avoid paying tion Authority, the consultants bably not begin until after the Del. been closed since a $2.45 million including installation of traffic .. That helps a lot," Bunting
!••::. tolls. twruorckkin gm ono vtheem setnudtsy wbiyll meointhiteorr 8th96is Bmroidngthe, Rreiocphetenrs saatid t,h teo eernisdu roef Nreocvoenmstbreu1c·.t ion project started last ltirgahntcse aatn dt hceo nCsthrruycstlieorn oCfo trupn. lienng sswaiidtc, hb eecqauusipem thene t coanntdr acwtoorr kcearns
However, truckers say they physically following trucks or by that the study's results accurately ''The bridge will be completely lanes leading into the Univet·sity from one p•·oject to the other a»
:: ~~a:!\th~~o1ai~ ~n;.y~t= t~ ~a~i~; tracking license plates of every reflect normal traffic patterns for finished by the 31st," said Stev.e stadium complex, are being added they at·e needed.
trur.k P.ntering the parkway. the area. Bunting, the project's supervisor. to increase safety on the road. ac· So far, he said, the federal and
:::: Newark/Elkton area. "I don't see any way at all that it cording to Bunting. state funded job has kept within
State Senator James Neal In June, -the state general The DT A will decide whether to couldn't open on schedule." A lack of rain this summe1· has its $:.!.45 million budget and has re
dismissed these claims, saying assembly passed legislation install tolls leading to the parkway Since November, work crews actually helped the project stay on quired few alterations from its
.~.: l"otchaelr eb'su sjuinset snsoets epnaorukgihn gro olomts" tino atoultlhboooritshisn, gs imthilea r itnos ttihtuet ioonne ooff awfhteicrh tRhiec htsetru dsya'sid choem pelxepteiocnts, hreapvaev erde bitusi lstu rfthacee , bsrtirdegneg thdeencekd, scIhne dufalec,t ,h e Bsauindt.i ng added, the ol"·i'gTihnianl gpsl aan•·.e go· ing pretty well,"
.; hold all the trucks using the ficials hope to place on the sometime in October. its parapet walls and widened the weather's only adverse effect thus he added. "Everyone seems hap
~.. roadway and turning lanes far has been that the hot and dry PY that it's going to open as
lead in!{ to the bridge. conditions have p1·evented crews scheduled."
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~ Insurance
PEOPLE ALL OVER
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to cut
~ hill
... DELAWARE HAVE SWITCHED
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•·~.: state's
:: TO WILMINGTON JRUST
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~ losses· IJj
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~ BECAUSE THEY
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..: Delaware Insurance Commis
~~ sioner David N. Levinson an
• nounced the passage of a new law
~ to significantly minimize future DESERVE ACCU
~ losses to the State's General Fund
:: as a result of claims made on in
•: solvent Life and Health Insurance
:: companies.
:· The Delaware Life & Health In
:: surance Guaranty Association has
:: been responstble for all clauus na
:· tionwide when a Del a ware
:: diuniciled Life and Health com
:: ·pany becomes financially im
:: paired or enters bankruptcy. The
:: new l~w. will ~old the Guaranty
•: Association liable for claims
:: made by Delawareans only.
:: When Tara Life Insurance Com
:• pany, a Delaware-domiciled Life
;: and Health insut·er went
:: bankrupt, the projected' claims
:: again~t the Delaware Guaranty
:: Assoctation were $15 million. Less
•: than $50,000 of those claims were
:: pa.~d to Delawareans.
•: The purpo_se of a stale Guaran
:-ty Association," Commissioner
:; Levinson stated, "is to ·ensure that
:-someone who has paid their
:: pr«;miums will get their claims
•: patd even if the insurer becomes
:: bankrupt.
:: · "Delaware is a small state
:: which is home to many lat·ge Life
:: and Health insurers. Carrying the
:-burden of providing protection to
;: all policyholders wherever
•: located is just too much to ask of
:: our taxpayers. ••
:: Levinson said that other states
:: w_ill take a similar position regar
:· dmg Delawareans' claims for
;: policyholder protection in their
;: states. However, the trade off is
;:well worth the potential savings to
•: the Delaware Guaranty Associa·
:: tion and Delaware taxpayers
::since t_his law reduces by 90% the
;.potenttal loss to Delaware tax
·:payers.
Call994-6023 and
0
we will formulate and
manage that plan
WILMINGTON
TRUST
August 13, 1986
4a The NewArk Post
NEWS
Air National Guard
to hold open house
· The Delaware Air National of Diamonds, a civilian acrobatic At the same time, the Guard
Guard will host an open house to team. provides a state militia to protect
celebrate the unit's 40th anniver Also, the Dobbins Air Force lives and property through· public
sary from 9 a.m to 3 p.m. Satur. . Band from Georgia and the U.S. safety missions during civil
day, Sept. 6 at Greater Wilm Air Force drill team will perform, disorders, natural disasters and
Ington Airpo•·t in New Castle. and the Delaware Air National other emergencies.
Aircraft on static display in Guard will be reviewed in dress During peacetime, the Air
clude the C-5, C-141, F-15, F-16, A- blues. Guard is a primary source of
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The Air National Guard has the University Provost Dr. L. Leon Campbell, executive director of Girls' Clubs of
:Lightning kills fifth largest Air Force in the world Delaware, Suzanne Rochelean, and architect Don Homsey admire the newly approved
with more than 1,700 aircraft and
more than 111,000 people in Girls' Club building slated for Newark.
uniform organized into 91 flying
units and 244 mission support
According to the National Ttrhaec tsoarm oer ciso mtrubein we,h benu tr giseitn tgh ae units. WOMEN 35 AND OLDER
·'Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad- tools and the header out of, or off
:• marien iksitlrlaedti obny, laigbhotunti n20g0 epaecohp lyee ar, ocfo,n tdhuec gtorrosu nofd .e lTehcetryi'criety e.x Icfe llent This May Concern You!
:thousands more are injured, and you're working with farm equi
:property damage exceeds $400 ment in an open field, after get Wllmutgton
,million. ting the tool bar, header, front
: On the Delmarva peninsula, at end loader and the like off the Osteoporosis, A Woman's Issue ...
least five fatalities have been ground, get out of the field. College MBA
• associated with lightning so far •Stay clear of metal objects Women have approximately 30% less bone mass
this summer. Three people were such as metal windows, wire than men to begin with, and at menopause, women
·killed recently during a fences or plumbing. lose bone twice as fast as men do. During the first 5-6
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: A lightning bolt typically car- transformers and lines, as well physical stresses of everyday living.
: ries 10 million to 100 million volts as TV and radio towers and
:: aenxcde csasn o fr e5a0c,0h0 0t edmegpreereast ures in an•tSentanya sa.w ay from and out of DELAWARE
: Fah1·enheit. So when a water. Do not swim during a •Assessment and
~ thunderstorm th1·ealens, seek thunderstorm. Counseling NUCLEAR
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bicycles.
: sity of Delaware extension safety •Indoors, stay away from open
:specialist Ron Jester. doors, fireplaces, woodstoves and
: "Remember that lightning is
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"You're chances of avoiding
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' a tree- standing tall in the sky, it's attracted to the higher ob environment.· Newark, DE 19702
: it serves as an excellent lightning jects in the area where it is ac RICHARD J. PACHEO
• rod. If shelter is not available, tive. Avoid these places," Jester
otark sem rielfiuagt ed einp rae sdsiitocnh ,i na trhaev ine strIefs ssoems.e one near you is struck MaInnategrenra, tEiomnapll oPyleaey tRexe,l aItniOc ns
grSoeuvnder. al other precautions can by lightning, you may need to ad REGISTER NOW!!
minister CPR ( cardio pulmonary
help protect you from lightning,
the specialist says. Some of these resuscitation). Then get prompt John10platlen
measures may be very familiar, medical help for the victim. Peo
ple who are stunned, but other
but, like everything else con
necteu with safety, an occasional wise unhurt, should also see a [phone]
doctor as soon as possible. The
review never hurts. physical effects of a lightning
a t. hIuf nydoeur'rseto rnidni nhgit sa, hdoisrmseo wunhte,n strike are not always obvious.
drop to your knees and bend fOJ· "Don't become another victim
ward in a crouch, putting your of an electrical storm," the safe
hands on your knees. ty specialist advises. "The next
- •tIhfe d triirveisn gp rao vciadre, sintasyu liantsioidne. it dtiomne't at atkheu na dcehrastnocrem. Astcrti kperos,m pt The
ly to protect yourself."
NewArk
Carper
Post
Seeks imports restrictions
Tom Bradlee Nell Thomas
Delaware Congressman Tom million annual payroll, $25 million Publisher Editor
Carper, a Democrat, has again in local contracts and services,
supported legislation to enforce and the ripple effects on the Bruce Johnson Charles E. Rolph
restrictions on the surging rate of state's economy," Carper said. Staff Writer Delaware Advertising Director
textile imports into the U.S., by "These are hard workers who
voting to override the President's just want a fair shot at competing John McWhorter M. Ray Nemtuda David Jones
veto of the Textile and Apparel with other countries on a level Staff Writer Advertising Manager Advertising Representative
Trade Enforcement Act, passed playing field and by the same Dorothy Hall Peggy Burke Debbie Dear
by the House and Senate last year. rules of the game. When the U.S. Contributing Writer Advertising Representative Layout Artist
In a close vote, 276-149, the is absorbing 70 percent of the
House narrowly failed to meet the developing nations' textiles and Phil Toman Tina Mullinax LllBrown
two-thirds needed to override the apparel, it's tough to compete," Contributing Writer Advertising Representative Receptionist
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NEWS,
Water quality
Farm practices may taint water
Since the 1970s, public concern vlronmental movement, public
over environmental Issues In the policy was more favorable to
U.S. has grown steadily. Efforts to agriculture. People had closer ties
protect the nation's natural to farming, as well as greater
resources - especially water - faith In science and technology.
first focused on industrial pollu This led to strong public support of
tion. Today farming practices agriculture, including research
which affect water quality are and subsidized resources (such as The pest season IS upon us and one can • Free 1nspection & msect 1dent1f1cation
also coming under close scrutiny. irrigation water). never be sure if insects are on the free· • Specializing in carpenter ants and
The result of this scrutiny could Since the 1970s, these attitudes way of destruction to your property and other wood-destroying msects
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vironmental controls to be effec ed, she said. VPI resource Dr. Sandra S. BaUe calls for more inspection and treatment plan using the Parker. PhD.
tive, many questions must be This trend has significant im research to assllt farm pollcy makers and farm era. durlnl most modern ecologically safe products Call lila Profeulonala
answered, economist Dr. Sandra plications for policy makers, recent symposium at U of D on agriculture and the en· available. Royal's technicians are certi· ffi.!-willl
S. Batie told a roomful of soil policy analysts and researchers, vlronment. lied by the State and are the most highly
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"Building a Stronger Agriculture with Its provisions to protect environmental Issues would be a pesticides, and at the same time,
In a Quality Environment." swamp, marsh and highly "real sleeper" In upcoming elec legislation to help support farm In
The symposium was part of the erodable land, is the most recent tions. "The public has consistently comes."
annual meeting of the Nor example of this changing attitude. indicated Increasing support for Predicting increased state in
theastern Branch of the American Batie pointed out that the key protection of environmental quali volvement in groundwater, con FREE SPINAL
Society of Agronomy, hosted this designers of those three provi ty, while concern with farmers' tamination issues, the economist
year by members of the universi sions belong to a new group of lob welfare has lost Its prior pointed out that if such efforts EVALUATION*
ty's department of plant science. byists - an environmental coali dominance," the economist warn were not coordinated, this could
Ititt ufdoecsu steodw aornd acgurrirceunltt upreu balnicd tahte atigorni cuwltiutrhe , ntoh ouIgnhv olevaecmhe nlto bbIyn ed". Recent political trends in lceoamd mteor cep.r oFbalermmse rsin wionutledr satalstoe Do You Have
'3nvlronment, and the challenge within the group now has an .dlcate that, despite existing encounter marketing problems if 1. Headaches, Dizziness, Blurred VI·
farmers face to produce food pro agricultural expert on Its team. federal authority to take an active large companies such as Gerber, slon.
fitably while managing fertilizers, Changing public attitudes are role in water management, Burger King or Cargill took a 2. Neck Pain, Tight Muscles,
livestock manure and pesticides also Influencing the probably primary responsibility for stand against products on which Spurns.
In ways which protect water quali- management of groundwater monitoring and managing ground certain pesticides had been used. 3. Shoulder Pain, Pain Down Arms,
ty. ' sources, Batie said. "Agriculture, water pollution will likely rest Batie stressed the need for more Numbness In Hands.
The speakers described while not the main contributor to with state governments," she add research-based information, as 4. Pain Between Shoulders. Difficult
research being conducted - as groundwater pollution, Is, ed. "Bills currently under con environmental policies are Breathing, Abdominal Pains.
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Batie, a resource economist at Drinking Water Act of 1974, and already have such legislation. and improved models of pesticide tests. X·rays, treatment, and clinical laboratory teats are not Included,
VIrginia Polytechnic Institute and the Resources Conservation and For all the strength of popular behavior in the environment. but If Indicated, are normally covered by moat Insurance poffclea.
State University Is currently on Recovery Act of 1976, among feeling, Batie said there Is a lack Information Is also needed to Why FREE7 Thoueands of area realdanu have spine related problem•
leave to study the Impact of en others." of public sophistication on water develop site-specific bans on the which usually respond to chiropractic care.
vironmental trends on · There is no indication controls quality issues. "For example, use of cel'tain pesticides, as well This Ia our way of encouraging you to find out If you have a problem
agricultural policy In Washington, will be eased. More than half the there is little awareness of the dif as to develop environmentally that might be helped by chiropractic care. It Ia also our way of ecquain·
D.C. She set the stage for the mor U.S. population depends on ference between Industrial and sound crop management prac tlng you with our staff and facllltlea.
ning's discussion by explaining groundwater for drinking. The agricultural sources of pollution." tices. Substitutes for certain While we are accepting new patlent1, no one need feel any obligation.
how concern for the environment economist cited a recent Harris The economist expressed concern agricultural chemicals and effec Molt ln1uranc11 Accepted
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could affect farmers. groundwater quality. Ninety-three "If only a few pesticides were "It's been my experience," said
"Traditional natural resource percent of the respondents were banned, food prices and farmer in Batie, "that the questions must be · James J. McCready D.C.
programs In the U.S. were born as opposed to easing water quality comes could rise," Batie said. raised before action Is taken. The Kenneth de Groot, D.C.
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projects promoting citizen nial projects. hand the importance of the
understanding of the Constitution. "Since I took office, we have en private sector playing an active
"This anniversary is special not visioned a Bicentennial celebra role in the community. With the
just to Delaware and the other tion that touched every communi Ratification Celebration, Merrill
twelve original states, but to all ty," Castle said. "The Ratification Lynch is making a commitment to
states, each of which accepted the Ball will be a fitting conclusion to communities all across the coun
try, on one of this nation's most
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SIDEWALK DAYS '86
Restoring
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Newark's
historic
buildings
Projects lend stahili'ty to
face of downtown district
"People are taking much more
MiChael Ricci interest in the buildings and in
taking care of them," said
Maureen Roser of the city's plann
Considering the age and history ing department. "If you make Newark's famed Opera House
of some of its most famous your central business district a
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• Sidewalk Sales • Main Street Mile
9~8 Friday Races begin 8 a.m. Saturday
9~5 Saturday from McDonalds to Deer Park
Along Shopping Center and
Main Street store fronts • Sondeen the Clown
Prince of Magic
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Demonstrations 11~11:45 a.m. Saturday
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NBA, city
set stellar
Sidewalk fest
formances along Main Street and
There will be something for Shopping Center sidewalks by
everyone as Downtown Newark "Chameleon," a folk group; the
kicks off its annual Sidewalk Days "Retreds," a folk and blue grass
on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 15 group; and "Ions," a Scottish
and 16. Irish folk group.
The two-day event is sponsored •Arts and crafts demonstrations
by the Newark Business Associa - Friday and Saturday after
tion in cooperation with the City of noons in front of Christiana School
Newark. District and Academy Buildings
Featured will be strolling musi and in front of various merchants'
cians, outdoor arts and crafts, a stores. Demonstrations include
children's magic show, a unique banjo making by Lowell Jacobs;
running competition, sidewalk cartooning by Paul Miles and C.S.
cafe tables and, of course, the Wayne; dried and fresh flower ar
main event- bargains galore ranging by Ann McGuinness of the
from Newark's downtown mer Spruce Goose and Julie Woolard
chants. and Michael Kayton of Gamble's
"We are trying to create a Newark Florist; book making by
festive, inviting atmosphere," Martha Carothers and Cathy Tur
said Gail Deiffenbach, NBA public rill; stamping and printing by
relations chairperson and owner Jane Ash Wilson and Sally Cohen;
of Claire's Bears. "We had such banner making by Cornelia Lowell Jacobs picks away on bls bome-made banjo
an enthusiastic response to last Davis; blacksmithing by AI and
June's Newark Nile, the mer Dorothea Moolenschot; and spinn Author, author!
chants wanted to go all out again ing by Mickey Irr, Doris Hite and
for the annual Sidewalk Days." Joann Voight.
Here are some of the special ac •Special giveaways - Free cof
tivities planned: fee and herbal tea from Newark
•Sidewalk sales - Held from 9 Food Co-Op; a drawing for a din Sidewalk celebration to feature homemade hometown book
a.m. to 8 .p.m. Friday and from 9 ner for two at the Uptown Cafe;
a.m, to 5 p.m. Saturday along drawings for travel bag, send off
Newark, Shopping Center and items, and travel certificate from Have a favorite story you'd like the two days, Martha Carothers bench or sign and return it when Betsy Ward to do the cover. Ward
-Main Street store fronts. Campbell travel; raffle for sports to tell about Newark? What was will share her unique talent of finished." chose the corner of Main and
• •Mal.it Street Mlle - A fast mile items from Delaware Sporting Downtown Newark like when you making books. While she will sup "These Newark 'artists' may Academy Streets as her subject.
run from McDonald's to Deer Goods; flower arrangement raf were a small child? Like to sketch ply the materials, she will be look sign their pages- or, if too young, Carothers is professor of art at
·Park to promote health and fles by Gamble's Newark Florist; a scene of Main Street, past or ing for volunteers to supply the they can sign with a thumb print. University of Delaware. She
fitness. Pre-registration is free balloons from the Newark present? c.mtent. This way whenever the book is teaches graphic arts and a special
necessary. Races begin at 8 a.m. Post; t-shirt prizes to highest Children, adults and senior "I want to encourage all displayed, each page's con course on bookmaking and design.
!Saturday. Raffle drawing and scorers from Galaxy Museum citizens will have an opportunity Newark residents - young or old tributor can be identified," said She prints her own books and her
,awards ceremony held at 9:30 Center and more. to record what they remember - to create a special page in this Carothers. works have been included in
a.m. in front of the Academy Sidewalk Days Planning com best about Downtown Newark - book," said Carothers. "They can The resulting loose-leaf bound several important collections.
Building. mittee members are Gail Deiffen in words or drawings - as a sit down, jog their memory, and book, created by Newark To assist with the Sidewalk
•Sondeen the Clown - The bach, Richard Handloff, Jeff special feature of -Ne-wa-rk- -write about a special place or residents about their town, will be Days bookmaking project,
"Prince' of Magic" delights Miller, Tina Mullinax, Candice Sidewalk Days on Aug. 15 and 16. time. Or, if they prefer to draw, given to the Newark Free Library. Carothers will be joined by Cathy
children at 11 a.m. Saturday mor Dalrymple and Barbara Peyton. Turrill. Their bookmaking table
ning on the lawn across the street Events coordination, publicity, One of several artisans they can take pencils or crayons The Newark Business Associa will be located in front of the
from Klondike Kate's. and advertising are being handled demonstrating their crafts over and sketch their favorite building. tion commissioned local artist Academv Building.
•Strolling musicians - After by Peyton & Dalrymple Com .....
noon and early evening per- munications . ~
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 15- 9 a.m.--8 p.m. • SATURDAY, AUGUST 16- 9 a.m.--5 p.m.
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The NewArk Post AU§ust 13, 1986
ICE
CREAM!
Newark's Main Street has become
the place to beat the summer heat
''My boyfriend will always go
out and get me some ice cream
by Bruce Johnson dwohwenn,e"v esra idh eH astzeiess wmithe a fsemeliilneg.
"The refined sugar in·it gives peo
ple a kind of euphoric feeling."
Other ice cream aficionado's
If ice cream we1·e the nectars of agreed with Hatzis' theory of well
the gods then Newark's Main being after indulging in two
Street would be the highway to the scoops of their favorite flavor.
heavens. "It's therapy," said Debbie
Hosting over a half dozen Sunick a chemistry major at the
establishments that offer some University of Delaware. "Because
form of ice cream edibles, after a long day of stress and
Newark's main thoroughfare is you're feeling fatigued it just
living proof that the summertime boosts you up and it also reminds
(and wintertime) treat truly is you of your childhood."
America's favorite food. Sunick added that one can even
But what mystical power does discover a lot about a person's per
ice cream offer that makes it such sonality by the particular flavor
an irresistible delight? A force so that one chooses to lick.
sdtireotns ga ntdh aqtu iite ht acsry tihneg a cbhiliiltdyr eton .e nd the"nI fI sboemliemvee otnhea t cshhooowsse sth avta npielrla
"Ice c1·eam is one of the main son will observe things that other
reasons for life," said Eleni Hatzis people might take for granted,"
who works at the Malt Shoooe on she said. "By taking vanilla they
Main Street. "My whole life see womething in it that other peo
revolves around it but hopefully ple don't who choose the more
my figure doesn't." elaborate flavors."
Hatzis concluded that the secret Mary Ann Venskus, Kim Pecina and Joan Venskus enjoy their favorite frozen treat at Scott's on Main Street.
of ice cream rests in its curing See ice cream/11A
powers.
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