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Thursday, May 31, 2007

Countiss Wins Gold in Triple Jump

Braves Shine in Field Events at State Meet
By Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer Chopticons track team saved its best performances for last and peaked at the perfect time, taking home 13th place out of 31 teams in the 3A Maryland State Championships at Morgan State University over the weekend. The Braves scored all of their points in field events. They were led by senior jumper James Countiss, who made his mark in the Maryland high school track history books by winning gold in the triple jump. Countisss mark of 456 was enough to hold off two LaPlata jumpers, Rose Xyan and Marcus Smoot, who placed second and third. By winning the event, Countiss scored 10 points for the team. It wasnt his best jump of the season, said Chopticon Head Coach John Urban. He jumped 465 at the SMAC meet. So even though hes state champ, he feels like he could have done better and I think thats the sign of a great athlete. They always want to improve. Countiss added two more with his fifth place finish in the long jump (6.61m). The fifth place finish was a surprise, according to Urban, since Countiss placed sixth in the regional meet. He kept emotionally in check, Urban said. He has matured a lot as an athlete. I think his composure is what helped him capture that state title. Countiss earned the gold medal just a week after he won the triple jump at the 3A South regional meet at Westlake High School. Senior high jumper Dwight Savoy took home fifth place in his event as well, jumping 1.77m and earning two points for the team. Thrower Patrick Moran came inches from taking home a state title as well. He placed second in the shot put with a mark of 15.36m, good for eight points. Turner Coggins of See Track Meet page B-2

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The 2006-2007 High School Sports Season in St. Marys County was one to remember. All in all, St. Marys recorded 10 Southern Maryland Athletic Conference championships, three Regional Championships, one WCAC Championship, one team State Championship and several individual State Championships. Here is a look at some of those winning moments in 2006 and 2007.

about two minutes left on the clock. The Lady Raiders only allowed one goal in their entire playoff run (a 2-1 win over Perry Hall in the semifinals). Leonardtown shut out Thomas Stone (3-0), Chesapeake (1-0), and Meade (1-0) on the road to the State Championship. Our defense was incredible all season, Coach Jennifer Henderson said after her team won the State Championship. Theres a saying that offense scores goals, defense wins championships. I thought this was a clear case of that. Leaders of the Pack The Leonardtown boys cross country team scored just 19 points in the SMAC meet at Greenwell State Park, only four off a perfect score. The Raiders, led by senior Brandon Demers, took first, second, fourth, fifth and seventh in the meet. We wanted the [number] two runner as close as possible to the first runner

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and the third runner as close as possible to the second runner, said Demers. We were really focusing on pack running. The Lady Raiders had the same focus, winning the girls meet with just 24 points. A week later, the Leonardtown boys won the 4A East Regional Championship at Baybrook Park. The Lady Raiders placed second. Knocked Down But Not Out The Chopticon Cheerleading team suffered several injuries the week of the county championship in late October. But a dislocated shoulder, a broken ankle and a pinched nerve didnt stop the Lady Braves as they changed their routine and went on to beat Leonardtown and Great Mills for the County Championship. We came in a little discouraged, but See Sports Review page B-4

Fall 2006:
STATE CHAMPS!!! The fall season was undoubtedly highlighted by the Leonardtown girls soccer team, which won its first state meet since 1998, defeating Quince Orchard 1-0 on a goal by forward Emily Gehrig with

St. Marys (Md.) Local Sailor Receives Award Claims ICSA Womens National Championship
(St. Marys City, MD) May 22 2007 Tobin Cooper of St. Inigoes received The Brendan Sail Training Program for Youth Student Sailing Award this month at a ceremony in Annapolis. Nancy Abell from Ridge

was also honored for her volunteer work with the Brendan Sailing Training Program for Youth with Learning Differences. See Sailing Award page B-3

Patterson named Quantum Female College Sailor of the Year

Norfolk, VA With the help of a terrific final day of racing, the Seahawks of St. Marys College of Maryland won the ICSA (Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association) Womens National Championship presented by PENTAX and Vanguard on Friday, May 25. St. Marys crossed the line first four times in the final six races to coast to victory at ODUs Sailing Center on the Elizabeth River. The top ranked team in the nation will take home the coveted Gerald C. Miller Trophy by finishing with just 132 points after 16 completed races while defending champion Charleston earned the New England Trophy for finishing in second place with 176 points. Finishing in third for the Ann Campbell Trophy was Stanford with 204 total points. See National Championship page B-3

Photo Courtesy Marc Apter, SMC Pictured from left to right: The Brendan Sail Training Program for LD Youth honored students and volunteers for their acheivements last year. Tobin Cooper of St. Ingoes earned the Wood Award for outstanding achievement. Nancy Abell of Ridge was honored for her volunteer efforts. Pictured in front row are Arthur Birney, Judi McKay, Nancy Abell, Tobin Cooper and James Muldoon. Back Row: Maggie OBrien and Tim Dowling.

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Track Meet
Continued from page B- LaPlata edged Moran in that event with a throw of 15.73m. He had a big day and finally broke 50 feet, Urban said. Weve been working on his technique all year long and he pulled together and got what he was shooting for. Moran also placed seventh in the discus with a throw of 39.49m. The Braves had several more strong showings at the meet, including freshman Kristina Howards 10th place finish in the long jump (4.61m), Nicole Lourettes 10th place finish in the triple jump and senior James Youngs 15th place run in the 3200m run (10:52.49). Overall, Urban was very surprised with his teams performance. Were pretty excited we had a rough season and we went 4-8 in the conference, so to finish close to the top 10 at States, were very pleased. The Braves finished behind four SMAC teams. To have teams like LaPlata, Westlake, Huntingtown and Lackey all in the top 10 really says something about our conference, said Urban. and missed scoring by just one position. She also placed 14th in the shot put with a throw of 8.89. L a r g o High School of Prince G e o r g e s County took home first place in 3A with 79 points while Mount Hebron took second with 54. Westlake High School, which placed 10th, was the top SMAC team in the meet.

Lady Raiders Go the Distance

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L e ona rdtowns top performanc- Leonardtowns Katlyn Dillow was Leonardtowns top finisher at the State Meet. She placed fifth in the mile with a time of 5:14.44. es once again were in the Eleanor Roosevelts girls middle distance events. Junior team dominated the meet Katlyn Dillow finished fifth in overall, outscoring second the 1600m run, a race in which place Winston Churchill by less than five seconds separat- 41 points. The Lady Raiders Hornets Continue to ed third place from 10th place. were the top SMAC team in Dillows time of 5:14.44 was the meet. Grow good for two team points. On the mens side, Meade The Lady Raiders also High School won the meet The Great Mills girls competed in the 4x200m retrack team finished its season lay, in which they finished 11th with 57 points while Gaithwith some impressive perfor- (1:47.15) and in the 4x800m ersburg took second with 49. mances at the 3A State Cham- relay, in which they also fin- Thomas Stone was the top SMAC team in the meet. pionship. Like Chopticon, the ished 11th (9:51.80). The Patuxent River Chap- tion on sport fishing while Hornets were strongest in the Sophomore Alex Evitts ter became the 10th Coastal working to promote marine field events. Junior Lauren ran in the 200m dash and Conservation Association conservation interests, espeJones was Great Mills top fin- placed 11th with a time of (CCA) chapter in Maryland cially in the Patuxent River isher, with a sixth place finish 26.78. Olivia Webster took 13th last week during an organiza- area, said McGuire. in the high jump (1.52m). In in the 3200m run and Chelsea tional meeting held WednesThe next meeting of the the discus, sophomore Mela- Hatton placed 14th in the 100m day, May 23. Patuxent River Chapter is nie Nation took seventh place, hurdles. Scott McGuire, Lexington scheduled for Wednesday, Park, was elected president of the chapter. Other officers include Ed Roach, Port Republic, vice president; James Cotugno, Ridge, secretary; and Michael Ficalora, Ridge, treasurer. The new chapter includes individuals with an interest in the conservation of the Chesapeake Bay, recreational anglers, and charter boat captains from Calvert and St. Marys Counties and surrounding areas. Board members were 00 elected and a chapter named Front End Alignments $45. voted upon during the iniMost Passenger Cars & Light Trucks tial meeting, which featured June 13 at 7 p.m. at Lennys a presentation on Topwater Restaurant, 23418 Three Fishing on the Patuxent Riv- Notch Rd., California. The Complete Auto & Transmission Service Celebrating our 6th year at this location. er by chapter member, Chris public is invited, and the meetMoe. ing will feature a presenta23876 Mervell Dean Road Hollywood, MD 20636 301-373-2266 Our aim is to provide tion on Trolling for Summer local members with informa- Flounder by Keith McGuire.

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Can We Get on With the Games, Please?

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agree. They might say its a felony. Heres what I would say to Vick about his dog-fighting ring: You make millions of dollars. Cant you waste your time and money gambling on something a little more legal and a little less cruel, like, say, American Idol? Of course weve all heard the story about the Duke lacrosse team. Its only been in the news for the last year and a half. In April, the three young men that were accused had all the charges dropped. Duke went on to have a spectacular season, beating rival North Carolina NCAA tournament quarterfinals and Cornell in the semifinals, only to lose to Johns Hopkins in the national championship. If only those Duke boys had won, my kids would have had the chance to watch a Disney flick about how the Duke lacrosse team was so brave in overcoming adversity. Darn Johns Hopkins! Barry Bonds is a big story these days. If he hits a home run, youll see the replay 10 times. If he doubles, youll see Other awards went to Lingan (Link) Sweeney of Stevensville, MD, who received the Arthur Birney Award for outstanding achievement at the advanced level (ages 1518) at the St. Marys College of Maryland camp. This award is named after Arthur Birney, the owner of Port Annapolis where the programs orientation and swim test is held. Benjamin Catterton from Harwood, Md., received the No Guts No Glory award for outstanding achievement at the primary level (ages 1114) at the Annapolis school. This award is named after the sailboat Nogutsnoglory owned by Jean and Howard Kluttz. the replay eight or nine times. If he singles, you might see the replay six or seven. If he hits strikes, youll see the replay three to five times. If he picks his nose, youll see the replay at least once or twice. But who cares about how many homers he hits, its all about the steroids these days, and thats a story well never escape. Floyd Landis is another guy whos made headlines. Not for winning a big tour or anything like that. No. Of course not. By now, we all know that he used synthetic testosterone to win the Tour de France. What people didnt know was what a big creep he is. Apparently, Landis and his manager, Will Geoghegan, made a prank call to cycling legend Greg LeMond, pretending to be his uncle and threatening to reveal that LeMond had been sexually abused as a kid if LeMond testified against him in the doping case. Heres one that you might not have heard. Academic studies were done to see whether white NBA referees Pat Ewing from Sandy Spring, Md., was given The Valerie Hill Award for his work with the Annapolis program. Valerie Hill was one of the original Brendan volunteers and an advocate of children and sailing. Hill passed away last year. Her husband Mike Johns attended the awards banquet and presented the award. Other individuals that were recognized for their support of the program were Tim Dowling and Rick Franke of the Annapolis Sailing School; Jean Kluttz from Shearwater Sailing Club, and Mr and Mrs. Arthur Birney. The camps are held each summer in Annapolis, Mary-

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call more fouls on black players than white players and if black referees called more fouls on white players than black players. NBA players found this whole study ludicrous. LeBron James was quoted saying: I dont think that Ive ever really felt that there was a racial component to officiating Its stupid. But I think P.J. Brown said it best: Somebodys got too much time on their hands. Of course these people have too much time on their hands, but no SportsCenter minute or nine oclock news sports report would be complete without all of these elements -- these elements that make up the perfect soap opera or reality show. You have sex (the Duke story), drugs (Barry Bonds), racism (the NBA referees), scary phone calls (Landis), and of course, no drama is complete without a good old fashion pit bull fight, right? So there you have it. All the drama you wanted to hear in one story. Now can we get on with the sports?

Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer Can anyone tell me what happened to sports? It used to be that youd turn on SportsCenter or the local sports report on television and youd actually hear about sports. You know, something like: The Redskins blew another game this week, or The Wizards traded away

another All-Star yesterday I know, I know thats not news, its just the same old story. I guess we dont want to hear the same boring game reports. We want the exciting stuff. The steamy stuff. The reality show type stuff. The drama. We want it. And were getting it Theres Michael Vick of the Atlanta Falcons and the whole pit bull fighting thing. of Maryland camp. This award is named after the former owners of Annapolis Sailing School which has housed the Brendan Program free of charge since its inception. Abell was given The Molly Mahoney award in honor of Molly Mahoney who helped The Brendan Program expand to St. Marys County. Abell is the Director of Events and Conferences at St. Marys College of Maryland and longtime supporter of the Brendan Program. Jim Muldoon of Washington, D.C., Chairman of the St. Marys College of Maryland Board of Trustees, is the founder of The Brendan

Hes being investigated for running an illegal pit bull fighting ring near his home in Virginia. They found something like 70 roughed up and neglected dogs in structures around his property. Apparently, neither he nor fellow NFLer Clinton Portis sees anything wrong with this. Portis was quoted saying that Vicks whole operation was no big deal. Forty-eight American states might disSail Training Program. Many years ago, Muldoon observed that sailing was a natural for young tactile learners and envisioned a program where youth would not only enjoy sailing but also learn how to handle themselves in emergencies, how to stay safe, how to help others, and how to work with a team. Muldoon said, It is understood that youth with learning differences learn differently, often by doing rather than hearing, or watching, or reading about something. The skills required to learn to sail are complex. Some come from a book, some are intuitive and need to be felt, explained and harnessed.

Sailing Award
Continued from page B- The Brendan Program is for students in their early teens, ages 11 to 18, who have moderate learning differences. It is designed to introduce students to the joys of sailing, to help improve their relationships with their peers, and to promote self-esteem, confidence and maturity. The program conducts week-long sailing camps in Annapolis and Southern Maryland. Cooper received the Jerry and Kathryn Wood Award for outstanding achievement at the primary level (ages 1114) at the St. Marys College

land, and in Southern Maryland. The Annapolis camp is sponsored by the Annapolis Sailing Schoo and Learning Systems International. The Southern Maryland camp is held on the shores of St. Marys College of Maryland, in St. Marys City. For more information about The Brendan Sailing Program, contact Debbie Ewing at 301.717.4816, or address inquiries to her at 1500 K Street NW, Suite 350. Washington, D.C. 20005. Applications for the program are available on the Web site www.brendansailing.com.

National Championship
Continued from page B- The Seahawks also boast the Quantum Female College Sailor of the Year, as the honor was awarded after the regatta to St. Marys A division junior skipper Adrienne Patterson (Newport Beach, CA). The annual award goes to the female skipper who has compiled the best overall sailing record for the academic year. Patterson had a terrific performance at the ICSA Womens National Championship winning four races and finishing among the top four boats in 12 of the 16 races. She won the Madeleine Trophy as the lowpoint skipper in A division tallying just 62 total points. Freshman Sara Morgan Watters (Oxford, MD) as well as Patterson were named to the 2007 ICSA All-America Team. Charlestons Allie Blecher won the Judy Lawson Trophy for the low-point skipper in B division by tallying just 66 points. The Charleston team was behind just 20 points going into the 15th and

16th races, but St. Marys ran a string of four straight wins together to separate and win the regatta. Behind the top three of St. Marys, Charleston, and Stanford were a tight top five in Navy with 216 points and Harvard finishing with 219. UC-Irvine finished sixth with 227 points and Boston College finished seventh with 259 points. Rounding out the top nine were Tufts with 280 points and Boston University with 288 points. It was a battle for the final slot in the top ten, with Georgetown eventually taking the spot with 302 points,

followed closely by Wisconsin (306) and Dartmouth (308). The bottom six were spread apart with Old Dominion in 13th with 361 points, William Smith in 14th with 374,

Michigan in 15th with 445, South Florida in 16th with 447, Washington just behind at 17th with 458 and Texas in 18th with 471 total points. The conditions were

tricky and required extremely tactical sailing all three days. The wind died at around 2:30 Friday afternoon forcing a termination of the final three races.

Traveling Can Make Job Seekers More Attractive to Recruiters

As the autumn approaches and recent graduates have had their fill of summer frolicking after four or more years of studying and test-taking, the reality of finding a job may sink in. The process isnt always easy with hundreds of like-minded individuals on the same mission. Employers are often inundated with resumes and may interview dozens of candidates for a single open position. A smart job seeker knows he or she may need something unique to stand out from the crowd. A trip abroad could be just the ticket. We know that travel is essential to a complete education, said Michael Palmer, executive director of the Student and Youth Travel Association, the non-profit, professional trade association that promotes student and youth travel. Traveling abroad teaches understanding of other people, cultures and communities, and these types of experiences offer young people a greater ability to be successful in todays global society. Studying or working abroad also ranks highly among recruiters, but even a vacation to another country illustrates a young persons willingness to step out of the box and show an interest in building his or her cultural competency. Job seekers are looking for ways to stand out from the crowd, said Steve Pollock, president of WetFeet, a recruiting consulting firm. Those with extensive international travel experience can demonstrate an interest in and sensitivity to foreign cultures - both of which are relevant to employers with global operations. Moreover, it gives the applicant something to talk about in an interview. Europe is one of the most popular destinations for students and recent graduates, providing a variety of cultures and countries to explore. Travelers can visit the Vatican in Rome, the Louvre in Paris and the Parthenon in Athens, all providing a new perspective and understanding about cultures from around the world. Australia and New Zealand also are popular destinations thanks to their amazing natural scenery and rich cultural stories that go back thousands of years to the first aboriginal civilizations. There are companies that cater to younger travelers with itineraries and activities designed to suit their budgets, tastes and interests - perfect for recent graduates. For example, Contiki, a travel company serving 18- to 35-yearolds, has more than 40 years of experience serving the youth travel market. Contiki offers more than 100 different itineraries throughout Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States. Contikis tours allow people to meet, socialize and develop long-lasting friendships with like-minded travelers their own age. Family back home will find comfort knowing that their kids are traveling with a group of other young people, all led by an experienced tour manager and driver. Travel packages include accommodations, many meals, coach, ferry or train transportation, and sightseeing for one low price. For those adventurers seeking extra thrills, the company offers a wide variety of optional activities such as whitewater rafting, parasailing and water sports. On all Contiki tours, solo travelers can be matched with same-sex roommates to avoid staying alone and to help defer single-supplement costs

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It feels great, said Leonardtown goalie Katie Hammerer. Its one of the best feelings Continued from page B- Ive had all year. The team has been sucwe had something to prove came together and everybody cessful because of hard work, this year, said Braves coach stepped up, players stepped dedication and working toNichole Estep. up, coach even stepped up. gether as a team, Chopticon coach Judith Evans said. Our A Sea of Mohawks History in the Pool goal is to keep winning every The Chopticon boys The Lady Raiders was un- year. Weve established a wincross country team shaved beatable for almost two whole ning tradiditon. Mohawks into their heads for years. In 2007, they not only Three-Peat the 3A South Regional Meet won the SMAC Championin October. The fresh hair- ship, but the 3A/4A South ReThe Leonardtown boys cuts proved not only to be gional Meet as well. Because lacrosse team won its third stylish but aerodynamic, as 2007 was the first year that the Braves won the meet with official scores were kept at straight SMAC Championship 48 points. James Young took the Regional Meet, the Lady this year with an 11-1 win over first place overall with a time Raiders went down in the Chopticon. The Raiders had of 17:41. I just got as far out books as the first team ever a 14-2 record on the season as I could and tried to hold it to win that title. In the State and earned a top seed in the forever, Young said after the Meet, the Lady Raiders took regional tournament, but fell race. home gold in the first race to Annapolis High School in of the day -- the 200 medley the second round. We were relay. Its pretty great, said 14-2, we won SMAC, we just Winter 2006-2007: sophomore swimmer Justine couldnt pull through in the end. I think we had a great SMAC Indoor Track Cavnor. We wanted to make season and I wouldnt trade it everyone proud of us. Champs for anything, said Leonardtowns Kenny Aicher. Hornet Sting The Leonardtown girls

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track team had come-frombehind wins in the last three events of the SMAC indoor championship to win the title by 20 points. The Lady Raiders were led by sophomore Alex Evitts, who anchored a winning 4x200m relay, a winning 4x400m relay, took third in the 300m dash and won the 500m dash. We have a history throughout the years of middle distance, said head coach Shawn Snyder after the meet. They just seem to come our way.

The Lady Hornets were on a 17 game winning streak heading into their conference showdown with Lackey. But the Chargers had beaten Great Mills earlier in the season. In the end, Lady Hornets edged Lackey 43-42 in a tough road game and shared the SMAC title with the Chargers. The win was the schools eight SMAC crown in history. The Lady Raiders took pride in stinging their opponents all season long. We have this thing called stinging where if we keep them under 40 points, County Title we sting them, and we always A few setbacks, including want to sting, said forward injuries and missed practices Ashley Lindsey. due to snow days didnt stop the Leonardtown cheerlead- Spring 2007: ing team to win the County Winter Cheerleading ChamTaking Down the Stags pionship. The Lady Raiders had to re-work their routine DeMathas lacrosse team not long before their perfor- won the Washington Catholic mance, but they still managed Athletic Conference for eight to pull through. I think the years in a row. In 2007, the girls pulled together and did Stags were bumped off the awesome considering what pedestal as the Ryken Knights weve dealt with, head coach defeated DeMatha, 13-12, in Donna Hammett said. Weve the conference championhad a couple of injuries and a ship, the schools first WCAC lot of different things going on championship in history. Its so they pulled it together and one of the best feelings Ive really did well. ever had, said junior Zach Angel, the WCAC Player of Cutting Down the Nets the Year. We worked so hard for so many years to get there The Great Mills boys and we finally got it. basketball team overcame a lot in the 2006-2007 season. Splitting the Trophy But the biggest thing they overcame was a 15-point defiThe Chopticon Braves cit to Lackey in the game that and the Leonardtown Raiders would decide the conference were by far the best teams in champions. Guard Will Smith the SMAC this year. Not only sparked the Hornets with a 28- were they the best, but they point, five rebound and five were the most even. In fact, the steal performance as Great only team that could be LeonMills defeated the Chargers, ardtown was Chopticon and 76-71. Were a close family the only team that could be out here, Smith said. Weve Chopticon was Leonardtown. had a lot of things go on In the end, the two teams endthrough the past year, but we ed up sharing the SMAC title.

Still Number One After winning the indoor SMAC Championship, the Leonardtown girls track team followed up with a 35-point win in the outdoor season. The Lady Raiders took first in the 800m run and the 4x800m relay, and second in the 200m dash, the 400m dash, the 800m run, the 1600m run and the 3200m run. We were able to get a lot of high places and we had some good overall performances in the distance events on the girls side, said Leonardtown coach Shawn Snyder.

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Arrest made in domestic assault case
On May 19, 2007, Deputy Zorana Sipos responded to a residence in the California area for a reported assault. Deputy Sipos investigation revealed that Katie Lauren Wathen, 24, of California had assaulted her boyfriend of five years after a disagreement. Wathen was arrested for Domestic Assault.

Weapon recovered, drug charges in vehicle inspection

On May 20, 2007, Deputy Jason Graves stopped to check the welfare of a man slumped over in the drivers seat of a vehicle. After the man identified as Damon Emory Garner, 29, of Indian Head, exited the vehicle, Deputy Graves observed a knife sticking out of Garners front pocket. The weapon was recovered and it was discovered that suspect Garner had a baggie of marijuana. Garner was arrested and charged with Possession of Marijuana.

litor arrested John Daniel Hertlein, 58, of Lexington Park, on a warrant issued by the District Court of St. Marys County for Burglary First Degree, Burglary Second Degree and Theft Over $500.

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change. Vernell Theresa Jefferson, 42, of Lexington Park was arrested for Assault Second Degree by Deputy Kevin Meyer. The suspect allegedly assaulted the victim during a verbal dispute. Tamara Salome Byrd, 2,6 of Lexington Park was arrested for Assault Second Degree by Deputy First Class John Logalbo. Byrd allegedly grabbed the pregnant victim by the throat during a verbal dispute. Jawon Nathaniel Berry, 19, of Great Mills was arrested by Deputy Sarah Lacey for Conspiracy to Commit First Degree Assault. The Criminal Unit of the Bureau of Criminal Investigations conducted the investigation. Douglas Ray Fenwick, 22, of Mechanicsville was arrested by Deputy Sarah Lacey for two counts of Assault Second Degree. Garrett Dewayne Butler, 27, of Lexington Park, was arrested by Deputy First Class Randall Wood for Failure to Pay Child Support. Kimberly Mary Ellen Smith, 27, of Accokeek, was arrested by Deputy Jaime Reithmeyer for Failure to Appear. Zachary Alan Kiger, 18, of Ridge, was arrested by Deputy First Class John Logalbo for two counts of Violation of Probation. Irving Michael Lowdermilk, 53, of Hollywood was arrested for Failure to Appear by Deputy First Class David Corcoran. Francis DeSales Bell Jr., 41, of no fixed address was arrested by Deputy Charles Dodson for Assault First Degree and a variety of other offenses.

Arrested for contempt of court

On May 22, 2007, Senior Deputy First Class Eric Walker arrested Robert Damian McCarson, 20, of Park Hall, on a warrant issued by the Circuit Court of Calvert County for Failing to Appear in Court for a Contempt Hearing in March of 2007. Charged with assault, resisting arrest On May 23, 2007, Deputy First Class Patrick Handy responded to a residence in the Lexington Park area for a reported domestic assault. Deputy First Class Handys investigation revealed that Dale Lavar Waul, 26, of Lexington Park, assaulted his live-in girlfriend by choking her. Waul resisted Deputy First Class Handys attempt to place him under arrest. Waul was soon taken into custody and charged with Assault and Resisting Lawful Arrest.

The following suspects were charged with Passing a Bad Check:

Michelle Lee Norvell, 37, of Mechanicsville for passing a bad check for $40 by Deputy James Fontana Amy Jean Rhodes, 33, of Lexington Park, for passing a bad check for more than $18 by Deputy First Class John Logalbo Diana Deborah Rivera, 31, of St. Inigoes, for passing a bad check for over $284.00 by Deputy Kevin Meyer Cheri Lee Farrell, 30, of Ridge, for passing a bad check for over $54 by Deputy Shawn Carberry Joshua Allen Martin, age 28 of St. Inigoes, for passing a bad check for over $80 by Senior Deputy First Class Timothy Butler Kevin Robert Grasso, 23, of California, for passing a bad check for over $278 by Deputy William Rishel Martin Lester Young, 45, of Ridge for passing a bad check for over $83 by Deputy First Class Michael Worrey

Trespassing charges
On May 19, 2007, Deputy Shaun Carberry responded to a residence in the Lexington Park area for a reported trespassing. Once on the scene, Deputy Carberry observed Daven Ambrose Williams, 22, of no fixed address, leaving the area of the complainants residence. Williams was identified by witnesses as being the person beating on the windows and doors of the complainants residence. Williams had also been served with a notice not to trespass for the complainants property prior to this date. Williams was arrested and charged with Trespassing.

Arrest for multiple theft charges

On May 21, 2007, Deputy First Class Patrick Handy arrested Samantha Shea Collins, 20, of Great Mills, on a warrant issued by the District Court of St. Marys County for 10 counts of Theft.

The following suspects were arrested for outstanding warrants:

Travis Jamar Mills, 18, of Hollywood, was arrested by Deputy First Class Ronald Maloy for an open Grand Jury indictment. The investigation was conducted by the Narcotics Unit of the Bureau of Criminal Investigations. The charges were Possession of Cocaine and Possession of Cocaine with the Intent to Distribute. Sheldon Sebastian Donaldson, 21, of no fixed address, was arrested on an open Calvert County warrant. The warrant was related to two counts of Theft. Senior Deputy First Class Margaret Smolarsky was the arresting deputy. Julie Marie Barclay, 21, of Lexington Park, was arrested by Deputy First Class David Corcoran on an open Calvert County warrant for Assault Second Degree. Duane Cornelius Mason, 19, and Donte Vincent Gross, 20 both of Lexington Park, were both arrested by Deputy Jaime Reithmeyer. The arrests were related to a Grand Jury Indictment for Armed Robbery. That investigation was conducted by the Criminal Unit of the Bureau of Criminal Investigations. Loria Jean Bramble, 42, of Hollywood was arrested by Deputy David Goff for Tampering with an Electric Meter and Theft of SMECO services. Lamont Eugene Spicer, 43, of Lexington Park, was arrested by Deputy Zorana Sipos for Failure to Pay Fine. Joshua Leonard Combs, 25, of Lexington Park, was arrested by Senior Deputy First Class Margaret Smolarsky for Assault Second Degree. Robert James Hudson Jr., 36, of Leonardtown, was arrested by Deputy Angela Muller for Failure to Appear. Jacob Brian Flanary, 30, of Lexington Park was arrested for Failure to Pay Child Support. A search incident to arrest revealed a quantity of marijuana. Deputy David Cowan was the arresting deputy.

Arrested for disorderly conduct

On May 21, 2007, Deputy First Class Patrick Handy responded to a business in the Lexington Park area to assist ambulance personnel with an uncooperative subject. Once on the scene, Deputy First Class Handy made contact with Karen Aleese Mcentyre, 49, of Lexington Park. Ambulance personnel advised Deputy First Class Handy that they located Mcentyre lying in the parking lot of the business, extremely intoxicated. Mcentyre was yelling profanity and refused to cooperate. Mcentyre was arrested and charged with Disorderly Conduct.

Obstructing a deputys duties leads to arrest

On May 19, 2007, Deputy First Class Edward Evans arrested the operator of a vehicle in the Leonardtown area for Driving While Intoxicated. During this process, the passenger Erin Elizabeth Fairgrieve, 18, of Leonardtown, began to interfere with the arrest. Investigation revealed that Fairgrieve was intoxicated and only 18 years of age. After several more warnings to stop interfering, Fairgrieve was arrested and charged with Hindering and Obstructing. She was also issued an Alcohol Citation for Consuming Alcohol Under the Age of 21.

Arrest for failure to appear in court

On May 23, 2007, Deputy First Class Ronald Maloy arrested Stefan James Dulemba, 25, of California, on a Bench Warrant issued by the District Court for Failing to Appear in Court to answer to the charge of Furnishing Alcohol to a Person Under the Age of 21.

The following were charged with Criminal Offenses through a Criminal Summons:
Joseph Rodney Holt, 31, of Charlotte Hall was arrested for Violation of a Protective Order. Deputy Shaun Carberry found that the suspect had been ordered to abide by rules set forth by the Court and he failed to do so. Brandon James Smith, 18, of Callaway was arrested for Traffic Violations by Senior Deputy First Class Michael Peacher Shane Adam Corcoran, 19, of Mechanicsville was arrested for Assault Second Degree. Corcoran was involved in a verbal dispute and struck two individuals at a party. Deputy Sarah Lacey investigated the incident and the summons was served by Deputy James Stone. Eric Antonio Brooks Jr., 19, of California, was arrested for Assault Second Degree by Deputy William Rishel. Brooks allegedly assaulted the victim during a visitation ex-

The following suspects were arrested for Driving While Intoxicated:

Ryan Matthew Berg, 20, of Scotland is a multiple offender and the incident was related to an accident. The arrest was made by Deputy First Class Michael Worrey. Jamie Lee Bean, 21, of Hollywood, was arrested for an accident-related charge. The arrest was made by Senior Deputy First Class Somar Clark. James Elliott Blair, 23, of Washington D.C., was arrested by Senior Deputy First Class Somar Clark Alexander Stephen De La Paz, 18, of Leonardtown was arrested by Deputy First Class Edwards Evans William Jerome Higgs II, 29, of Avenue was arrested. Robert Todd Edmonds, 35, of Lexington Park was arrested by Senior Deputy First Class Mark Porter Terry James Boswell, 35, of Lubbock, Texas was arrested by Lieutenant Daniel Alioto

Deputy avoids accident, makes DWI arrest

On May 22, 2007, Sergeant Kenneth Cusic was traveling north on Route 5 in the Helen area when a vehicle traveling south swerved into his lane causing Sergeant Cusic to take evasive action to prevent a collision. The investigation revealed that the operator of the vehicle, Rachele Marie Meridith of Mechanicsville, was intoxicated. She was arrested and charged with Driving While Intoxicated.

Failure to appear, theft charges

On May 23, 2007, Deputy Kristi Nelson arrested Candace Nicole Traas-Harrod, 23, of Park Hall, on a Bench Warrant issued by the District Court for Failing to Appear in Court to answer to the charge of Theft Under $500.

Patrol nets alleged alcohol violations

Between 10 p.m. on May 19, 2007 and 2 a.m. on May 20, 2007, Senior Deputy First Class Emory Johnson and Corporal Diane Fenwick conducted a countywide underage alcohol party patrol. During the patrol, one person was cited for Possession of an Alcoholic Beverage by a Person Under 21 and one person was cited for Driving While Impaired by Alcohol.

Failure to appear arrest

On May 23, 2007, Deputy Jaime Reithmeyer arrested Brian Christopher Foster, 33, of Leonardtown, on a warrant issued by the Circuit Court for Failing to Appear in Court for a Preliminary Hearing.

Failure to appear, property destruction Arrested for escape charges charges On May 23, 2007, Deputy
On May 22, 2007, Deputy Jaime Reithmeyer arrested Jason Daniel Burk, 20, of Waldorf on a Bench Warrant issued by the District Court of Charles County for Failing to Appear in Court on charges of Destruction of Property Valued Over $500. Jaime Reithmeyer arrested Ronald Linzell Scruggs Sr., 45, of Leonardtown on a warrant issued by the Circuit Court for Escape in the Second D e -

Alleged threats, assault lead to arrest

On May 20, 2007, Senior Deputy First Class Eric Walker responded to a residence in California after a 911 call was received advising that an assault was taking place. Once on the scene, Senior Deputy First Class Walkers investigation revealed that Charles Bryan Jones, 43, of California had assaulted his sister and made threats with a knife. Jones was arrested and charged with assault.

Arrest on burglary charges

On May 22, 2007, Senior Deputy First Class James Mo-

Disorderly conduct call leads to drug charges

On May 20, 2007, Senior Deputy First Class Eric Walker responded to Elms Beach for disorderly subjects refusing to leave the park at closing time. Once on the scene, Deputy Walker made contact with Tracy Lee Beach, 35, of Lexington Park. Senior Deputy First Class Walker observed a small plastic baggie containing marijuana extending from Beachs front pocket. Beach was arrested and charged with Possession of Marijuana.

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ORDER OF PUBLICATION STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF BERKELEY DEBORAH CARULLO, Plaintiff V. JOSEPH S. CARULLO, Defendant IN THE FAMILY COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Case No. 0-DR-08-1579 SUMMONS TO THE DEFENDANT NAMED ABOVE: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the Complaint in this action, a copy of which is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your Answer to the said Complaint upon the subscriber, at the address listed below, within thirty (30) days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service, and if you fail to answer the Complaint, judgment by default will be rendered for the relief demanded in the Complaint. Dated at Moncks Corner, South Carolina, this 29th day of September, 2006. Ernie L. Mixon Attorney for Plaintiff 107 South Live Oak Drive Moncks Corner, SC 29461 843-761-6475 COMPLAINT The Plaintiff would show unto this Honorable Court as follows: 1. That the Plaintiff is a citizen and resident of the County of Berkeley, State of South Carolina and has been so for more than one (1) year. 2. That upon information and belief the Defendant is a citizen and resident of Mechanicsville, Maryland. 3. That the parties hereto were married to each other on October 20, 2002 at Berkeley County, South Carolina. 4. That the parties have one (1) child of this marriage, namely Crystina Carullo, born on April 29, 2004. 5. That the parties separated on July 27, 2005 and they have remained separate and apart without cohabitation from that date to the present. 6. That the Plaintiff is informed and believes she is entitled to a divorce of and from the Defendant on the statutory grounds of over one (1) year continuous separation. 7. That the Plaintiff is informed and believes she should have the complete care, custody, and control of the minor child, with reasonable visitation to the Defendant. 8. That child support is being set by DSS. 9. That the parties own no real property and all personal property has been resolved. 10. That Plaintiff waives alimony and is informed and believes Defendant should be denied alimony. WHEREFORE, Plaintiff would pray unto this Honorable Court as follows: (A) That the Plaintiff be granted a divorce of and from the Defendant on the statutory grounds of over one (1) year continuous separation. (B) That the Plaintiff be given custody of the minor child with reasonable visitation to the Defendant. (C) That child support is being set by DSS. (D) That all personal property has been resolved. (E) That both parties be denied alimony. (F) For such other and further relief as this Honorable Court deems just and proper. Ernie L. Mixon Attorney for Plaintiff 107 South Live Oak Drive Moncks Corner, SC 29461 843-761-6475

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apartment ready for rent immediately. It has a large living room, and bedroom. Small amount of storage available. Full Bath as well. Included in the rent is free internet service, and all utilities are also covered. There is free cable included as well. There is no phone on premises, so you will need a cell phone. Period of lease is negotiable. Call Jon Tarrant at 301481-2836. Price: $700.

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Real estate
Nice 5 bedroom plus extra room, split foyer with 3 full baths. Has hardwood floors in living room and dining room and 2 fireplaces, one upstairs and one downstairs in family room. Has a big fenced back yard with wood deck and a one car garage. Must call Claudia Dunn at 301-994-2673 for appt to see. Price: $290,000. Newly remodeled Waldorf Brick Front Colonial in the highly desirable Hampshire Neighborhood. Three very large BR plus a 7x17 office that could be used for a 4th BR. Very comfortable plan with kitchen + dining area, LR, DR, Office and sunken Family room. 9 ft ceilings in FR and Office. New Hardwood and new carpet throughout. All new kitchen cabinets, appliances, sink and countertop. Light fixtures inside and outside have been replaced as well. The home has been completely repainted and upgraded with a new leaded glass entry door as well. This house shows like new. Back yard is nicely landscaped and fenced. Great community surrounding a community lake located less than a mile from St. Charles Mall. Neighborhood boasts a pool, tennis courts and other family amenities. Available Now!! Call 301-481-7504 or 301-481-3861 for more info or to view the home. Price: $399,999. Reduced $10K; This adorable home on over 2 acres in La Plata is on a beautifully wooded and landscaped lot. Newly remodeled this home features new roof and siding, gleaming Bruce hardwood floors, completely remodeled kitchen, new upstairs carpeting, remodeled bathrooms, and all new double-hung windows. Enjoy the peaceful setting from either your front porch or back screened-in porch. Call Brian Compton 301-934-

Real estate
5763. Price: $409,000. NEW Rambler with a two car garage on a 4 acre level and clear lot. 2000 square feet and an unfinished basement. Master site on one end of the house with 2 bedrooms and a bath on the other end with a kitchen, living area and dining area between. Basement has a walk out and up exit with a full bath rough in. Available immediately original contract expired. Located in Western Charles. Call Tim Dyson 800-8343357. Price: $435,000. This well maintained former model home is MOVE-IN ready! The open floor plan leads from the large living room to the breakfast nook & kitchen w/doors to the back deck. The MBR has a walk-in closet & tiled bath w/sep. shower & soaking tub. The MBR, 2nd BR & formal dining room all have new carpet. The large unfinished basement has a laundry area and is ready for your creative ideas! Conveniently located near the community amenitiesthe clubhouse, tot lot, tennis court & pool. Call Juliet for more information or an appointment at 240-925-0834 (cell) or 301-373-6257, x.242 (office).

Real estate Rentals

nity (Pembrooke). 2 car garage, unfinished basement, large private deck, 2400 sq. ft., no pets. Rent $1700 per month. Security Deposit $1700. Please call Mark at(301) 757-8024 or (301) 863-7028. For Rent. Windward Harbor-3 Bedroom, 2.5 bath, 1 car garage, over 2400 sq feet, 1 yr old Solomons waterfront community Townhouse with water view from back deck. Great master suite on first floor, LR, FR, study, and large storage area!. 1 car garage. Available 1 July, No pets. Walking path on waterfront, boat slips available. 1 yr lease. Credit check required. 301-737-0479, cell 301904-1871 email for pictures: hildrethb@gmpexpress.net. Price: $1650.

Help Wanted
for their Service Manager position. Experience in parts and service is necessary, preferably motorcycle. We offer excellent benefits, great pay, 401K, holiday/vacation pay, health insurance and a fun work environment. This position has a 5-day work week, Tuesday-Saturday. Interested candidates may call Bill Gash at 301-449-5900 or email your resume to him at billgash@comcast.net. Installer to install real estate signs. PT in Saint Marys County. MUST have pickup, Internet and tools. 800-862-5557. Maximum Painting has been in business for more than 15 years as a successful commercial painting firm is seeking a painters assistant, to help in the ever expanding demand. Please contact Steve at 301-573-3005. Part-time General Office Cleaning positions available in California and Lexington Park. Monday through Friday 2 to 3 hours per evening, typical start time-5:00 p.m. Please email us or call 301-769-2300 to request an application.

Help Wanted
Entry level kitchen manager position available at Jaspers in Prince Frederick. Comparable wage and benefit package for working in a fast paced kitchen. Ideal candidate is professional, with a minimum of two years kitchen experience and flexible schedule.l Resumes accepted by fax at 443.486.4591 or apply in person Monday-Thursday from 10-7 on location. This may be your opportunity for advancement. Hiring hard working friendly people. Food service and customer service position available. Experience a plus, but not necessary. Part time and Full time postitions available. Please FAX resumes to 301-373-6168. Interviews will be held June 15 and June 22 between the hours of 5pm and 8pm at Do Dah Deli (BRETON MARKET PLACE) in Leonardtown. If you have questions, please call 301-475-3354.

VeHicles
1991 Cadillac Touring Coupe. Original owner. Always garaged body and paint excellent. Real spoke wheels. Tires good. Used daily. Call Dr. Wayne ORoark 301-9949617. Price: $1500 firm. 2003 Mercury Mountaineer. Extra Clean. 4.6 16V V-8. Premium Sound System. DVD Player. Third Row Seating. Leather. 21 mpg highway. Call Terryl Chandler 301-6726003. Price: $12,950. 1997 Mazda 626. Vehicle in excellent condition. Power all. Tan leather interior. (See below, Vehicle Options) Very clean. Non-smoke owners. New catalytic converter. Rebuilt trans (1 yr). 12 CDplayer; Sirrius capable; MP3. Passed inspection Feb 07; no doubt will pass again. If interested, please call, 301-884-5205, between 4-9pm. Price: $4600.(OBO). 2002 Toyota Avalon XLS. Email me for pictures: rachel_miller2003@hotmail.com. Call Rachel Miller 301-863-7121. Price: 22,000.

VeHicles
old so it has some dings in the body, and the interior carpets are stained, also this was a base model vehicle that did not come with A/C or a radio. A nice Kenwood CD player and a pair of 6 by 9s were installed, as far as the A/C you have to use 4 windows. Kelley Blue book quotes this vehicle at $875.00 in FAIR condition and $1210.00 in GOOD condition. Asking $800.00 or best offer. Call Ryan Mancuso 301-866-4043.

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water tomorrow. 1983 28 footer with 10 foot beam. Has full cabin with galley, 2 burner alcohol stove, and Refer, Enclosed head (porta poti) and shower. Aft Cabin with queen size bed under cockpit, large V-berth sleeping quarters and the sofa converts as well, sleeps 6 if your close. The cabin needs a little TLC. Volvo Penta 260 (chevy 350) and 270 outdrive runs great. Kept in a quiet well protected Marina, in Valley Lee with easy access to the Potomac. I am sure the slip could be transfered to the new owner. Includes:, Humming bird Fish finder, Marine radio, all the life jackets and Coast guard required gear, Bimini Top, Cockpit Cover, and has a full swim platform, I hate to sell but no time to use her. NADA book $6195 - $6995 Boat US value is over $10k. Get a deal this weekend at $4000, Trades and reasonable offers considered. Call my cell 240-434-1066, Thanks for looking, Ron. 1993 Wellcraft Excel 18 foot with a Volvo Penta 230 Inboard outboard drive. The motoor has not been started since summer before last, it ran fine and the drive also worked perfectly at that time, the motor was a little hard to start at times but I think that was from the moisture from keeping the boat covered with a tarp and also a boatcover. The boat was winerized at the end of the summer and hasnt been started since. The trailer has a heavy duty all alumuinum frame. This is a great opportinity to get a great boat for a very low price. $2900 301-475-2759.

Help Wanted
Waldorf, Leonardtown, Hollywood, Maryland Long standing and well established Allergy & Dermatology practice in southern MD is adding a MOHS surgeon July / August 2007. Looking for a full time medical assistant, receptionist to help start a new skin cancer surgery center in Waldorf. Also looking for a medical assistant, receptionist to work in the satellite offices in Leonardtown and Hollywood. Salary commensurate with experience. Benefits package included. Seeking an individual with a strong work ethic and team player mentality to work in a warm, fun and professional atmosphere. Waldorf is approximately 30 minutes south of the DC metropolitan area. Leonardtown and Hollywood are in St. Marys County. Email resumes to jomd21@hotmail.com or fax to 301-475-6712. Thank you. Construction. Need cutman, labor,- experience not a must ,but need to know how to read a tape measure. The will to work and learn, and have reliable transportation a must. Most all work is in St. Marys County. Call 301-904-6492. Clinton Cycles, a growing motorcycle industry located in Camp Springs, MD is currently seeking a responsible, team player

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2006 Harley Davidson Street Glide-Black Pearl w/security system, am/ fm/cd/stereo system, stage kit and computer download for pipes, removable sissy bar. Serious inquiries only. 301645-9383 or jer@yahoo. com. Price: $15,900. 1983 Harley Davidson FLHTC. Great bike, must go. Call for questions, Jason Rife 301-8632790/301-769-1229. Price: 1$5,000 OBO. 1988 Harley Davidson Softail Custom. 1988 Softail Custom. Only 26000 miles. Very nice condition. Painted a few years back. New Pipes. Corbin seat. Very nice running bike. Go to http:// usera.imagecave.com/ mikekre/ for pics. Call Mike K. 202.437.6669. Price: $7200. 2003 Yamaha PW 80. Great condition, low miles. Son has outgrown it. Has a #1 on the front. Lots of fun! Please email at chiesadk@comcast.net or call at 1-410-535-4352. Price: $850.

apaRtment Rentals
I am looking for a roommate to share my home with. Male/Female responsible person. Home has tiled floors except for carpeting in the bedrooms. Please call between 8:00am and 10:00 pm any day. Home is located in Chesapeake Ranch Estates and all Dues are paid by me so you have access to the beaches if wanted. I have storage room in a cellar if needed for light items such as clothes, suitcases etc. The room is unfurnished. Call Ricky at 443-624-1990. Price: $500. I have a spare bedroom in my single family home. Can be furnished. Share bath. Room has DTV hookup. MUST LIKE DOGS BUT HAVE NONE. Full use of home facilities. Fun loving home with just me and my son and the dogs. Contact me for additional info. Barbara Kile 240299-8320. Price: $500. We have a basement

VeHicles
1994 Ford Econoline 150 Conversion Van for sale. We have had the van for 3 years and has been well kept. Light green and white exterior and green interior. Power windows, locks, Cruise, A/C and rear A/C. Rear CD player along with rear TV and VCR, Fog lights. Aswell as Limo lights inside the van. Also has a Dust Buster in the back. Has blinds in every window behind the driver and passenger. $2500.00 obo. Call Paul @ (443) 6248853 ask for Paul.

Real estate Rentals

Almost new 1BR, 1 BTH apartment less than 1 yr old. Walking distance to shopping, movies, restaurants, and playground. Lots of open space around building, and very private. No pets. Private entrance and small porch. Nice large kitchen and eating area. Call today... went fast the last time I rented it. 301-672-4067 Tom. Price: $750. 4 bdrm, 2.5 bath, 1 yr. old home in new commu-

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1988 Sea Ray bow rider, 18ft with 130 HP Mercruiser I/O recent tune up,new water pump & impeller, new pwr steering unit. Eng. runs fine tilt/trim works good, but sounds loud. Floor is solid, upholestry & carpet in good condition, hull has a few minor scrapes but good and solid, The trailer has new lights & wireing new u-bolts, good tires. Overall a good boat with plenty of use still left in it. I am selling it AS IS with NO Warranty because it is an older boat. Call Paul Collis 301-373-8217. Price: $3600. 1993 Starcraft elite 211 cuddy cabin. This is a great boat at a great price!!!! I am the 2nd owner of the boat; All maintenance records are included; the boat has had regular service every open and close of the season. There are no known problems with it, drop it in the water and go!!! The trailer is included, in the sale of the boat it runs fine, tires are new. However it will need some brake work prior to getting it inspected. Included are bimini top, custom canvas cover, life jackets and bumpers. Call Casey Shell 207-449-6649. Price: $6500. 6 HP Outboard Evinrude engine. I think ( by the S/ N ) it may be a 1978 model year? Engine runs well. Needs small gear on tiller handle replaced. The part is available at any Johnson / Evinrude dealer. Stored in shed when not used .Engine will make someone a nice skiff or crabbing engine. Sold as is. Had it as a kicker engine on my boat and no longer need as I now have a Honda 4 stroke . Can send pictures if needed. Also can send film clip of it running prior to me storing away last Fall. Call William McCready at 410-586-2950. Price: $275. In the water, ready to fish, buy today and be on the

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I have an Evenflo Journey stroller for sale, tan in color with a built in bug net/screen, It is under 2 years old and has not been used for over a year. New cost $130+ will sell for best offer. Also I have a small Graco light weight stroller $35.00 and a twin umbrella stroller $40.00. Call 240-256-2282. My daughter just cleaned out her closet and has some doll furniture she used with her American Girl dolls, but it is not American Girl brand, I believe we got it at Target and Wal-Mart. There is a tent with sleeping bag, dressing table with chair and table, wooden rocking chair, bag of clothes and 1 18 doll (tolly tots brand). Email me at Mary866@ aol.com. Price: $10/all. Brand new waterbed mattress purchased for a twin sized waterbed. If interested please call 202-2263231. Thanks, Connie. Price: $225. Loving Family Dollhouse Perfect for that little girl in your house that wants to be mommy too! (Actually my son enjoyed it just as much as my little girl.) Dollhouse has interactive buttons and doors. Uses AA batteries. All family pieces included. Dollhouse is in great condition; no cracks or broken pieces. Must sell. 301863-7835. Price: $30. I am looking for baby boy clothes. Sizes 12 month to 18 months. Call Rick Mccomas 240-434-5562. Blue Little Tikes race car bed with mattress,great shape,easy to assemble and take apart! Call 301862-3622. Price: $50.

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1987 Ford Mustang. This car has had a Ho2 motor put in it......all it needs is a Trans...This was a 4 cylinder car converted to a V8..any questions call 301-536-8642. Lisa Larkin 301-392-3352. 1991 Volkswagen 1991 VW GTI. Runs, some body damage. In dash DVD player w/6 pop out screen, sun roof, Recaro seats. Great deal with title. call 301-863-9607. Price: $300. OBO 2003 GMC Yukon XL. This Suv has the Southern Comfort Package, It has a 5.3 liter Vortec V8, it also includes a dvd player,vcr, and it has the onstar system, it was garage kept, its in excellent condition. Theres only been 1 owner. If you are interested I have pictures upon request. Call Jermaine Jones 410586-1098. Price: $ 28,995 obo. 2004 GMC H-2 Hummer. See web site for Picture: www.roberthallgoldstarlimos.com or e-mail me at: rhall@md.metrocast. net & we can send you more pictures. This H2 is loaded with many extras, truly a must see! Price: 41,500. Call Robert Hall 301 373-4444. 1996 cavalier for sale, Overall the vehicle runs pretty well. It is 11 years

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The County Times

Thursday, May 31, 2007

Historical Southern Maryland, where the Potomac, Patuxent and Chesapeake meet.
n Battle Creek Cyprus Other historic sites in Swamp Sanctuary in Prince Southern Maryland include: n Historic Lower Marlboro in n Chicamuxan Wildlife n The Port Tobacco

Frederick

In Calvert County:
n St. Peters Chapel in

n Breezy Point Beach and

Prince Frederick n Old Field Inn in Prince Frederick.

Campground in Chesapeake Beach Solomons n Calvert Cliffs State Park in n Middleham Episcopal Chapel Lusby in Lusby n Calvert Country Market in n Christ Church Parish in Port Prince Frederick Republic n Flag Ponds Nature Park in n St. Edmonds United Lusby Methodist Church in n Kings Landing Park in Chesapeake Beach Huntingtown n Smithville United Methodist n Amphibious Training Base Church in Dunkirk in Solomons n Mt. Harmony United n Arthur Storer Planetarium in Methodist Church in Owings Prince Frederick n Mt. Hope United Methodist n Drum Point Lighthouse in Church in Sunderland Solomons n St. Pauls Episcopal Church n J.C. Lore and Sons Oyster in Prince Frederick House in Solomons n American Chestnut Land n Chesapeake Biological Trust in Port Republic Laboratory Visitor Center in Solomons

Management Area n Smallwood State Park n Doncaster Forest n Purse State Park n Chapel Point State Park In Charles County: n Laurel Springs Regional Park n Trinity Church, Newport n Gilbert Run Park Oldfields Chapel in n Oak Ridge Park Hughesville n Walls Bakery Wigwam in n Christ Church in La Plata Waldorf n St. Ignatius Church in Chapel n Twin Kiss Ice Cream in Point, Waldorf n Wayside Parish in Newburg n Amish Craftsman at the n St. Josephs Church in Hughesville Bargain Barns Pomfret n Captain Billys Crabhouse in n St. Marys Church in Popes Creek Newport n St. Peters Church in Waldorf n Robertsons Crabhouse in Popes Creek n Bryantown Historic District n Captain Johns Crabhouse in n Thomas Stone National Cobb Island Historic Site n Hughesville, Cedarville State n Marshall Hall in Bryans Road Park n Myrtle Grove Wildlife Management Area

Courthouse One Room Schoolhouse in Port Tobacco.

n St. Marys Chapel in Ridge n Greenwell State Park in

Hollywood
n St. Marys River State Park n Tudor Hall Commis-

in St. Marys County:

n All Faith Episcopal Church

in Charlotte Hall n Drayden School n St. Ignatius Church in St. Inigoes n St. Andrews Episcopal Parish Church in California n St. Francis Xavier Church in Compton n St. Georges Episcopal Church in Valley Lee n Trinity Episcopal Church in St. Marys City n All Saints Episcopal Church in Avenue n Dent Chapel in Charlotte Hall n St. John Francis Regis Catholic Church in Hollywood

sioners Building/Library in Leonardtown n Old Jail Museum in Leonardtown n Chesapeake Bay Field Lab in St. Georges Island n Charlotte Hall Farmers Market and Auction in Charlotte Hall, Mechanicsville, Loveville n Maryland International Raceway in Budds Creek n Potomac Speedway in Budds Creek n Budds Creek Professional National Motorcross in Budds Creek n Smith Island Cruises as Point Lookout State Park.
n Three Notch Theater