The County Times

Thursday, August 23, 2007

SMC Soccer Returns From Overseas Stronger

By Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer Every three years, the NCAA allows teams to travel outside of the country for international competition in the preseason. That third year came this summer for the mens soccer team at Saint Marys College, but after a turbulent 2006 season, Seahawk Head Coach Herb Gainey was not sure he wanted to take his team on a preseason trip to England and Scotland. We almost ended up not making the trip because last year there was so much conflict within the team and players werent getting along, Gainey said. But Gainey finally decided that a trip across seas might be a nice way to cure his team of its troubles. In the end, he was right. After 11 days of traveling England and Scotland, the Seahawks emerged strengthened physically and morally. The Seahawks started their 11day tour Aug. 3 with a stop in Hartwick, England. There, they took on Curson Ashton, kicking off their four-game preseason. The match was played in three thirty-minute periods to allow as many substitutions as possible. According to Gainey, the Seahawks accomplished one of the main goals of the trip, which was not to win games, but to try different players in different positions and test out formations. Overall, we were able to get a lot of answers, he said. The Seahawks struck first against Curson Ashton. Senior forward Mikael Tigrett was taken down on a hard foul in the 20th minute and team captain Alex Pyzik put SMC ahead 1-0 on a right-footed free kick blast. Pyziks goal turned out to be the only one of the day and the Hawks held on for the win. It was a very balanced, wellplayed game, Gainey said. Ultimately it came down to a free kick from about 25 yards out. It was very much a back and forth battle. Before its next game, the team took in a Manchester City vs. Valencia match and visited Manchester Uniteds Old Trafford. That was a great experience for the boys that had never seen an EPL game before, Gainey said. According to Pyzik, another highlight was a match between Oldham and Swansea that they got to witness. That was awesome. We were sitting right along in the front row, so we had awesome seats, and Oldham scored in the last minute to win 2-1. Another off-the-field highlight for the squad was a night of karaokesinging in England, said Pyzik. The team also traveled to

CSM Fall Sports Preview:

By Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer

Womens Soccer:
Head Coach: Rodney Fugitt (2nd Year) Assistant Coaches: Chris Jumalon (2nd Year), Linda Gale (1st Year) 2006 Record: 4-7 Overall, 3-5 Conference 2006 Highlights: Ending the season on a two game winning streak. Strengths: The womens soccer roster has 18 dedicated and hardworking players. Many of those players have played on travel teams together, which should help with consistency and unity. Weaknesses: Last season, the Lady Hawks played many of their games short-handed due to injuries suffered early on in the season. Key Athletes: Brandy Thomas, Leigh Rice, Sierra Bannister, Sammie Jo Goddard, Allie Major, Colleen Loux, Shannon Snell, Melinda Carty, Crystal Gale, Danielle Ostronski, Sarah Arneson, Jennifer Macala, Brittany Fugitt, Erica Roberge, Cari Toman, Julie Studs, Courtney Fonfara, Ashley Simone. Outlook: CSM has a very young team with 13 of their 18 players being freshmen. If the team can stay healthy and the new players can learn from the returning players, they should be able to improve on last years record.

Bud Light pitcher Ricky Garrison aims for the strike zone in his teams 13-4 playoff win over Two Point.

Photo By Andrew Knowlton

Bud Light Rolls On

Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer The Bud Light Softball team will advance to the next round of playoffs with a 13-4 win over Two Point Thursday night at the Brass Rail Field in St. Marys Mens League action. Bud Light took an early 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first on an RBI single from third baseman Chris Carver. Two Point scored half of their runs in the top of the second to tie the score up. Jeff Gray got things started with a two-out single and later advanced on a single up the middle by Chris Pulliam, who went 3-for-3 on the Glasgow, where they had the opportunity to visit the downtown area and do some sightseeing and shopping. Getting back to soccer, SMC took on Queens Park FC Aug. 7. The Seahawks came out red hot, scoring three goals to Queens Parks nil. Senior striker Cyrus Albertson, sophomore Chad Henry and sophomore Kyle McCleery each connected for Saint Marys. Albertson and Henry each scored in the first half, while McCleerys diving header came in the second half. Though SMC had a three-goal advantage with less than 20 minutes remaining in the match, Queens Park fought back and managed to notch three goals of their own in a short period of time. The game ended in a 3-3- draw. The following day, the squad traveled to Edinburgh for more sightseeing. They had a four-day break before they had to return to the field. On Aug. 12, Saint Marys was See SMC Soccer page B-2 night. Jeff Hawk drove in Gray with a double, and Pulliam rounded third on a single by Tray Pulliam. In the bottom half of the second, Bud Light piled on the runs and took a commanding lead. First baseman Glenn Larnerd led off with a single up the middle, and he moved to third on a single by Sean Doerrer. The next hitter, Sean McNeal, knocked in a run with an RBI double to right center, giving Bud Light a 3-2 lead. With no outs on the board, Brian Gagnon kept things rolling with a two-RBI double to left center. Before going into the third, Bud Light poured in two more runs on RBIs See Bud Light Softball page B-3

Mens Soccer:
Head Coach: Tony Galeano (6th Year) Assistant Coaches: Chris Gray (6th Year), Derek Dyson (6th Year) 2006 Record: 17-6 See Fall Sports page B-2

High Voltage/ Back Road Inn

Nicolet Park to Host 5th Annual Mid-Atlantic Skateboard Series

LEONARDTOWN, Md. - The Skate Park at Nicolet Park in Lexington Park will host the final events of the Mid-Atlantic Skateboard Series on Saturday, August 25, 2007 and Sunday, August 26, 2007. This is the fifth year for this very popular competition which is expected to draw skateboarders from various Mid-Atlantic States-some traveling from as far away as Maine and Florida. Registration for the event begins See Skateboard Series page B-3
Photo Courtesy Of Jeff Gray

The High Voltage/ Back Road Inn Coed Softball will head to Orlando Worlds Oct. 19-21 after a strong 2007 season. High Voltage won several tournaments this year, including the Back Road Inn Tournament, Mixed Summer Tournament in Carroll County, ISA States in Frederick, and they took second in the USSSA Coed States in Ocean City, Maryland. High Voltage/ Back Road Inn is managed by Jeff Gray. The roster includes: April Podolinsky, Judi Tennyson, Nick Shade, Chris Rushing, Amber Russell, Vicki Sievers, Jamie Tennyson, Matt Wilkes, Greg Collinson, Kara Cook, Amanda Beardon, Teddy Adams, Trish Brown, Ashley Heir, Mindy Morris.

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toured the National Football Museum, which dates back to the late 1800s. That night, without much of a chance to rest from all their games, training sessions and travels, the Seahawks took the field for their final match. The tired Hawk squad took on Bamber Bridge, and their fatigue showed early on in the match, as the host team took a two goal lead. But the Seahawks didnt give up, and a late goal by Henry revived the weary SMC players. Late in the second half, Pyzik notched the equalizer to help Saint Marys end their trip without a loss. Definitely going undefeated during the trip was a highlight, said Pyzik. We won our first game 1-0 and we came back to tie a couple. That was good for us. Another benefit of the trip for Saint Marys is that they now have a four-week head start on their Capital Athletic Conference opponents, according to Gainey. Getting in a head start definitely helped us gel as a team, added Pyzik. Our chemistry has been second to none compared to previous years. daily. Trollers using smaller, lighter rigs are catching rocks but surfcasters are getting a good amount of bites off of Cedar Point Hollow and Goose Creek. Rockfish up to 30 inches have been found at the mouth of Coan River and around St. Georges Island. Rocks are becoming a great catch this season but remember to read the regulations on sizes and how many of which size can be taken home. Spot are always abundant near the Gas Docks and the entire Patuxent River, as well as Half Pone Point, Little Cove Point and Cove Point and St. Marys Lake is still full of regulation bass. Visit http://www.dnr.state. md.us/fisheries/regulations/ recregchrt.html for a full list of Maryland fishing regulations.

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SMC Soccer
Continued from page B- in Heywood, England to take on Heywood St. James. Once again, the Seahawks came out aggressively, and they scored the first goal of the physical match on a penalty kick by Tigrett. Heywood tied the match at one goal apiece shortly after, but a diving header by Pyzik with just 15 minutes to go put SMC up 2-1 and put them in a nice position to pull off the win. But in the final minutes of the game, the Hawks accidentally put the ball in their own net and tied up the match. SMC didnt sit around and sulk about the turnout of their game against Heywood St. James. Not long after the match, the team was at the Heywood Cricket Club to watch the Wood Cup Final between Heywood and Unsworthy. A day later, without much of a chance to rest, Saint Marys was up early for some sightseeing. They visited Preston North End (an English Championship Division side) and they

USTA Presents Check For Dorsey Park Tennis Courts

Mr. Chris Reynolds, President of the United States Tennis Association (USTA) Maryland branch presented a ceremonial check to Recreation, Parks and Community Services for $5,000 for the Dorsey Park tennis courts. Funds from this Fix a Court grant were used to install a Premier soft surface court and windscreens at the park.

Fishing Report
By Emily Finch Staff Writer Still affected by the dying-off drought in Southern Maryland, many of the inland fishing spots with mainly freshwater fish are filled with more saltwater fish. Goodsized Spanish mackerel can still be caught off Cedar Point. The limit for these fish is 15 per person per day at 14 or longer. Flounder as large as 20 inches have been caught by minnow drifters at Cedar Point and Ships Channel, with even larger ones at Cornfield Har-

bor. Meeting the regulation of 15 inches for flounder is not difficult this year but only two a day can be taken home by any one fisher. Bluefish are still tearing up fishermans bait at Cedar Point, Ships Channel and the Point Lookout pier. Blues must be at least eight inches long according to regulations. Most fishermen say it is not difficult to take home the limit of 10 blues a day. Croakers are still sufficient around the naval base and Three-Legged. They are averaging 10-15 inches in length. The minimum size for croakers is nine inches and fisherman can take home up to 25 per person per day. The Chesapeake Bay is reported to be full of rockfish this season and liveliners are pulling in large quantities

Photo Courtesy Of Kathy Bailey

Individuals in the photo are from left to right: Phil Rollins, Director of Recreation, Parks and Community Services; Brian Abell, St. Marys County Tennis Association (SMCTA); Bob Richardson, Vice-Chairperson, R&P Board; Chris Reynolds, President, USTA Maryland; Katie Keen, SMCTA; Liem Slade, SMCTA; and Waymond Detwiler, President, SMCTA.

CSM Introduces New Success Plan for Student Athletes

By Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer Last year, the mens basketball season at the College of Southern Maryland was cut short due to academic ineligibility. This year, CSMs Athletic Department, along with the help of the Student Success Center and Career Services, is introducing a new plan for student athletes to make sure that doesnt happen again. According to Tim Murphy, the Athletic Trainer and Athletic Coordinator at CSM, programs such as this have become a national trend and the time has finally arrived for the College of Southern Maryland to implement it. In years past, CSM has had the elements of the program together, but didnt have a person within the athletic department to help oversee the entire operation. Now, with the support of the Athletic Department, the Student Success Center, Career Services and every single coach, the program will be available and effective, according to Murphy. The Athletic Director, Michelle Ruble, who also oversees Student Life, spearheaded the program. The new program is focused on several points. Academic planning and advising is one of those main points. Every student will receive help in choosing courses, assessing progress, and determining the need for additional support. Athletes have a certain schedule and a lot of times its hard for them to find time to get organized, Murphy said. This program focuses on giving them help with that. A career advisor will also be available to help students with long-term goals, according to Murphy. Through this adviser, students will be able to make a conscious effort to ask themselves: Are the courses Im taking now going to be beneficial to my future? For students that are struggling with their classes, study halls and tutors will be available for help. All incoming freshmen and students who have GPAs under 2.50 will be required to attend tutor-monitored study hall three hours per week. Students that need additional help will be directed to CSMs Student Success Center. Along with study halls and tutoring, academic monitoring will be put in place to help student athletes stay on top of their grades. Progress reports will be sent out to all professors of student athletes. These progress reports will help the athletic staff in providing their athletes with tutors. During the third, seventh and 11th weeks of the semester, the progress reports will be sent out electronically and Murphy will be in charge of keeping an eye on them. When I see theres a problem, I can say to the student: You need to get in tutoring or you need to take a week off of sports. If the reports indicate that a student athlete is really struggling or that their behavior is inadequate, they will receive a Time-out from Athletics. The Time-out is a three-step process that includes a one-week suspension from all team activities, an indefinite suspension until academic performance improves, and finally a dismissal from any participation in the athletics program. The final point of the new program is participation in a seminar called the National Junior College Athletics Association Leaders for Life. During the season, each team will take part in this seminar, which promotes good sportsmanship, character development, ethical decision-making and leadership. Murphy and the rest of the CSM staff are confident that with the new program, canceling seasons will not have to happen again. Were going to be more aware of when students need help, he said. Were going to know about it at a point where we can help prevent it. Were not babysitting or holding the student-athletes hands, Murphy added. This is more of an accountability program. We have academic expectations here at CSM and thats something we take seriously.

Fall Sports
Continued from page B- 2006 Highlights: Winning a second consecutive Region XX Championship and being ranked #13 in the country. Strengths: The mens soccer team has been very successful over the last few years. Since coach Galeano joined CSM, the Hawks boast a record of 74-22-3 over the last six seasons. Weaknesses: The Hawks will face a very tough schedule this year and will have to come ready to play every single game. Key Athletes: Chris Reulet, Selim Demerkin, Austin Blair, Konrad Hutt, Marco Gaudio, Ben Waldman, Brandon Jamieson, Guil Costa, Richard Conway, Dan Funk, Bobby Gale, Darren Jones, Jason McCann, Jack Parker, Brandon Gross, Brandon Evans, Bobby Slater, John Mueller, James Ritchie, Cedric Mansaray, Ryan Gonzales. Outlook: The Hawks will need to be very consistent this year in order to get through their difficult schedule. A large pool of young talented athletes should help CSM get through the regular season

and to the top of the ranks.

Volleyball:
Head Coach: Michelle Ruble (17th Season) Assistant Coaches: Pat Brewer (Third Year), Ron Swann (Third Year), Katie Tyner 2006 Record: 24-24 Overall, 9-2 Conference 2006 Highlights: Taking third place in NJCAA Region XX and Maryland JUCO Conference. Strengths: The Hawks have a strong recruiting class of hard working and talented athletes that will join an already strong core of players. Key Athletes: Allyssa Blackburn, Samantha Thurman, Amy Schreiber, Missy Chapman, Chantal Hebron, Mili Reynolds, Nikki Agambar, Liberty McLean, Tanee Holly, Julie McGaughran, Rebecca Steinbach, Sara Young, Alyssa Randles, Brooke Martin. Outlook: The Hawks have a great deal of balance both offensively and defensively and they should improve on last years third place finish in the conference.

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Fortunately for Two Point, their defense picked up late in the game and they were able to stop Bud Light from enforcing the run rule. In the bottom of the fifth, with runners on first and third and no outs, Two Point shut down Bud Light by forcing them into a pop up and a 6-3 double play. After a scoreless fifth inning, Two Points defense stepped up once again in the bottom of the sixth. With a runner on first and no outs, Two Point shortstop Ronnie McKenzie fielded a hard grounder, flicked it to second baseman Tray Pulliam, who tagged second and made the throw to first in time for the 6-4-3 double play. In the next at bat, Pulliam made a tough defensive play on a hard line drive that skimmed off the pitchers glove. Our defense was very strong towards the end of the game, but Bud Light had such a big league there wasnt much we could do, Chris Pulliam said. In the top of the seventh, with its season on the line, Two Point led off with a Chris Pulliam single. Hawk then drove in Pulliam with a triple, making it a 13-3 game. With two outs, Sam Cooper doubled to left center--his second hit of the day--scoring Hawk. Down by nine and with two outs on the board, Two Point was unable to continue its short rally. With the win, Bud Light moves on in the playoffs and Two Points season comes to an end. According to Al Babcock of Bud Light, his teams season has been a bit of a roller coaster ride. This season weve had a lot of up and down games an weve lost a lot of close games, he said. But weve picked it up and our record reflects that. Babcock is aware that the road will only get tougher for Bud Light. From here on out, were going to be facing more powerful teams, so we hope we can keep it up, he said.

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Bud Light Softball

Continued from page B- from Jared Felton and Aaron Tarburton. Bud Lights strong defense went on display once again in the top of the third, as they gave up just one hit and zero runs. Back on offense, they continued to extend their lead in the bottom of the third. A sacrifice fly by Doerrer drove in Tunic Vanlandingham, who singled up the middle and made his way to third on a single by Larnerd. McNeal, Gagnon, Ricky Garrison and Nick Richard hit consecutive singles to put Bud Light up 11-2. In the bottom of the fourth, Bud Light added on two more runs, with a sacrifice fly from Vanlandingham and a single by Larnerd, who was 3-for-3 on the night. Two Point continued to struggle into the fifth and sixth innings. Even with base runners on board, they were unable to get the runs they needed to come back. We just havent been able to hit consistently, Chris Pulliam said. Hitting has been our main problem all season long.

Photo By Andrew Knowlton

Glenn Larnerd of Bud Light swings for the fences Thursday night at the Brass Rail field. He went 3-for-3 in the win.

Skateboard Series
Continued from page B- at 8:00 a.m. and the competition starts at 9:30 a.m. An awards ceremony will be held immediately after last competitive session. Each of the eight bowl classes and three street classes will skate in jam session format. Judges will identify the top four skaters in each class; everyone else will be tied for

Photo By Andrew Knowlton

Two Points Sam Cooper waits for the perfect pitch. He had two hits in his teams loss to Bud Light.

fifth place. There will be an additional Red Bull manny mania best trick contest this year as well. The skate park is located at 21777 Bunker Hill Drive, in Lexington Park, Maryland. More information on the Mid-Atlantic Skateboard Series is available at the website of event founder, Curt Kimbel, at http://www. curtkimbel.com. More information on the Skate Park at Nicolet Park is available at http:// www.co.saint-marys.md.us/recreate/facilities/ nicoletpark.asp.

In the Knowl
The Pride of Southern Maryland
By Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer August 15 was a day circled in bright red marker on the calendar of many high school athletes in St. Marys County. August 15 was also a day that I had circled in bright red marker on my calendar. Thats because August 15 marked the first official day of tryouts and practices for high schools in the county. For athletes that have worked hard all summer in preparation, August 15 was the day to start putting their skills to the test. From brand new teams and brand new coaches to conference, regional and state title defenders, the 2007 fall sports season is sure to be jam-packed with excitement for both athletes and fans. Personally, Ive been looking forward to it all summer long. Last year, I wasnt around for the entire fall sports season, but I arrived in time to catch three football games, a couple cross country meets, a field hockey game, and a handful of soccer matches. In those two weeks, I saw Leonardtowns boys cross country team win the SMAC championship, Chopticons cross country team win their region, and Leonardtowns girls soccer team win the state title at UMBC. Thats not too bad for just two weeks. Those two weeks were just a preview for me. I cant wait to watch the 2007 fall season unravel from beginning to end. In sports, its all about the journey. Following a team from its very first game to its very last is like reading a great book. There are ups and downs, all kinds of obstacles, plot twists and eventually, either a sad or a happy ending. Along with watching some of these great teams fight to defend their titles, I look forward to seeing the underdogs fight for top spots in the ranks. Also, there are new teams and coaches joining the St. Marys family, including a new football coach at Leonardtown High School. Another very exciting addition to look forward to is Rykens junior varisty football program as the Knights continue to build towards their goal of having a varsity team with a full Washington Catholic Athletic Conference schedule for next year. Although a strong class of athletes graduated in 2007, Im sure that plenty of fresh talent will emerge this year. Of course, theres plenty of excitement building up at other levels in the St. Marys sports world. Both St. Marys College and the College of Southern Maryland are prepping for the 07 season. CSMs fall sports teams (men and womens soccer and volleyball) begin competing in the end of August or in early September. The mens soccer team is coming off a successful 2006 season in which they won the Region XX Championship. Over at St. Marys College, things are already getting underway. The mens soccer team just returned from a trip to England and Scotland in which they played several games. Both the mens and the womens team open the regular season Sept. 1. And the field hockey and volleyball teams have high expectations for the 2007 year as well. Of course, I dont favor any one team over another, but when it comes to a St. Marys County team competing against a team from outside the area, Im always rooting for the St. Marys County team (on the inside). So good luck to all the teams of St. Marys County in 2007. Have a safe and wonderful season!

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Do Dah Deli Reopens

By Emily Finch Staff Writer Friday was an extragroovy day at Do Dah Deli in Leonardtown. After being closed for almost three years, the downtown deli opened new doors just up the street. The old deli was located in downtown Leonardtown, where The County Seat currently sits. We lost our lease just before Christmas in 2004, said Maria Perrygo, daughter of owner Diane Battaglia, the owner of the building had sold it to someone else. Do Dah Deli closed their doors on December 17, 2004, which made it a sad day for many people. I felt like crying the day Do Dah closed, said Rashelle Wilcox, a regular at the deli. In fact, Perrygo said we all cried when we closed our doors. The closing was kind of a blessing in disguise, however. The Do Dah family packed everyone up for a road trip back to San Fransico, where the dream originated. We got to enjoy Christmas, said Perrygo, and the trip took over a month, so it was a lot more time the family got to spend together. But the community was calling and they had to be

Speaker Don Shomette will be hosting the 2007 Speaker Series.

2007 Speaker Series at Sotterley

The 2007 Speaker Series at Sotterley continues on Friday, August 24th at 7 p.m, hosting Don Shomette. Don Shomette, currently CEO of Cultural Resource Management, is an accomplished author and historian who has authored fifteen books and has twice won the John Lyman See Shomette page B-5

Great Mills Swimming Pool To Offer Admission Discounts On School Holidays

The St. Marys County Department of Recreation, Parks & Community Services announces that beginning Monday, September 3, 2007 it will offer 50% off general admission for children on days which St. Marys County Public Schools are closed. The school holidays and special fee schedule are listed below. September 3, 2007, September 21, 2007,October 8, 2007, October 19, 2007, November 12, 2007, November 21-23, 2007, December 2628, 2007, December 31, 2007, January 18, 2008, January 21, 2008, February 12, 2008, February 18, 2008 , March 17-21, 2008, March 24, 2008, April 4, 2008, May 26, 2008 Open swim fees for school holidays: Children and Seniors - $2 , Adults - $3.00 (swimming or non-swimming Swimming parties may also be reserved on school holidays. The reduced party rental fees for school holidays are: $50 reservation fee with swim fee of $2 each for the first 18 children; $4 each for each additional child. Four adults may attend for free with each party; $3 each for each additional adult (swimming or non-swimming). For additional information on Great Mills Swimming Pool school holiday fees or party rentals, please contact the pool at (301) 866-6560 or visit the pool at 21100 Great Mills Road (next to Great Mills High School in Great Mills). Payment is required at the time of party reservation; telephone reservations can be made using Visa, MasterCard or Discover credit cards. All parties must be scheduled through the Great Mills Pool office. For general information about the Great Mills Swimming Pool, please visit the County website at: http:// www.co.saint-marys.md.us/ recreate/facilities/swimmingpool.asp.

Photo By Emily Finch

The Do Dah Deli reopened in the old Mattinglys building on Friday. They now offer Breyers cold stone ice cream, Kims key-lime pie and an array of other desserts.

answered. Everywhere we went there people were asking us to come back, said Perrygo. People even sent postcards from all over the United States urging the family to reopen the deli. Those postcards are now wall art in the new building! One morning my dad woke up and told my mom to get dressed because they

were going to look for a new building, said Perrygo, and thats how Do Dah got started again. The family knew the current building was available due to the recent closing of Mattinglys Food Store, and deemed it perfect. It was bought in January and renovations have been ongoing since. [The building]

isnt downtown and plus its a much larger place, said Perrygo, so we had to come up with a new plan. The walls are covered with memories. Hilltop Graphics helped us put together all our old photos from the original deli and even older ones from San Fransico, said Perrygo, See Do Dah Deli page B-6

Auditions For A Midsummer Nights Dream

(St. Marys City, Md.) August 14, 2007 Auditions for St. Marys College of Marylands production of Shakespeares A Midsummer Nights Dream are on Friday, August 31, 3-6 p.m. Tryouts for this first show of the year are in the Bruce Davis Theatre, Montgomery Hall Fine Arts Center, on the SMCM campus. Callbacks are held that same afternoon. Performance dates are October 1821 and 25-28. For information about procedures for auditioning or about the play, contact the director, Michael EllisTolaydo, at mellistolaydo@ smcm.edu or by phone (240) 895-4244 (ext. 4244). Copies of the play are on reserve at the circulation desk of the College library for any one interested in reading the play before auditioning. To audition, please prepare a one to two minute speech from a Shakespeare play (other than A Midsummer Nights Dream). No experience is required. A Midsummer Nights Dream is Shakespeares mostproduced play. It tells the tale of a royal couple on the eve of their marriage celebration and young lovers caught up in a tangle of star-crossed infatuations. There is a moonlit forest setting that attracts eloping lovers. The cast is filled with memorable characters, such as the traveling band of amateur actors, a rivaling King and Queen of the Fairies, and a puckish emissary who muddles every plan. Shakespeares comic romp ponders the nature of love, marriage, youth and adulthood, and lays See Auditions page B-5

From Left to Right: Knights Andy Holton, Charlie Widmayer, Sr., Bill Henley and Bob Sowa

Knights Host Pool Party

On August 15, 2007, members of St. John Francis Regis Council #7914 hosted a cookout and pool party at the Breton Bay Community pool for the Altar Servers and Youth Group of St. John Francis Regis Catholic Church in Hollywood MD. The Knights served burgers and hotdogs with all the trimmings, and families in attendance provided side dishes and desserts. Participation in this years event broke all previous attendance records. After the meal, the kids enjoyed swimming until 10 PM. Sponsoring such events as this annual picnic is just one example of the Knights support for the children of the church and the community. Youth is one of the five areas in which the Knights focus their activities, scheduling at last one event per quarter in each area. The other categories are Church, Community, Council and Family.

Cemetery of the Innocents Installation

This past Saturday, the 18th of August, the Knights of Columbus and MDRTL installed their 19th Cemetery of the Innocents this year, and the 80th memorial since 2004. These 721 crosses commemorate the number of unborn babies killed every working hour of every working day (Mon/Fri, 9 to 5). I would like to thank Monsignor Maurice OConnell for permitting this memorial display, the GK, Charlie Tennyson, for his support, and especially thank George Dameron for his coordination of this event. I would also like to thank Charlie and George, Stephanie, Tyler, and Rachel Dameron for their help in the marking of the field on Friday, the 17th. I would also like to thank Joe & Ada Spelz, Charlie Tennyson, and Pete,

CCA Banquet To Support Marine Resources

Participants will have the chance to win quality saltwater fishing equipment, help protect the Chesapeake Bay, and share an enjoyable evening with others concerned with marine conservation during the Patuxent River Chapters, CCA MD, first banquet Saturday, Oct. 6. The fundraising event will begin at 6 p.m. at the St. Marys County Elks Lodge #2092, 45779 Fire Department Lane, California. The evening will include raffles, door prizes, and a live and silent auction of such items as fishing trips with local professional guides, rods, reels, lures, and a hotel stay. The Coastal Conservation Association has become a powerful voice for recre-

The 19th Cemetery Of The Innocents was installed last Saturday, in rememberance of the unborn babies killed every working hour of every working day.

Joey, Caroline, Julia, and Matthew Heisey for their help in the take down and transfer of the crosses from St. Cecilias to St. Michaels. Finally, I would like to

thank Charlie T., Shirley Dameron, George Dameron et al, Pete Heisey et al, and John Zyla and his gang for their support in the installation of the memorial at St.

Michaels. It will stand three weeks for life until the 8th of September! God bless this effort, Jim 301-342-5720 (W) 240-2980030 (C)

ational saltwater anglers and for the conservation and protection of our marine resources, explained Scott McGuire, chapter president. Our banquet will help support efforts to improve the marine habitat of the Chesapeake at a time when the Bay faces many challenges.In addition to complimentary beer and wine, a cash bar, and appetizers, the menu will include garden salad, grilled chicken, baked ham, fried oysters, vegetables, potatoes, macaroni salad, and dessert. Tickets are $65 per person or $120 for a couple and can be purchased by contacting Ed Roach, 410586-2731, or the CCA MD office, 888-758-6580.

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Community
Auditions
Continued from page B- bare the tension between individual freedom and societys power to contain it. St. Marys College of Maryland is ranked one of the best liberal arts colleges in the nation by U.S. News & World Report, The Princeton Review and Kiplingers. With roots going back to 1840, SMCM is the states only public honors college, offering the academic excellence of a top private college with the openness and affordability of public education.

Ghosts Of Sotterley Auditions

Ghosts of Sotterley Auditions to be held at Sotterley Plantation on Friday September 7, 2007 at 6:00 pm. Please Meet in the Customs Warehouse. Open auditions are being held for this annual special event and positions needed are Lighting Crew, Tech, Make-up and Costumes, and Actors. The Ghost of Sotterley Tours will be held October 19th and 20th starting at 7:00 pm and running until 11:00 pm. Contact Danyel McAllister for more information at 301-373-2280 or by e-mailing to St.events@sotterley.org.

LIBRARY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Artist Opening Reception
Monday, August 27, 5-8 p.m., Lexington Park Library Art Gallery Opening Reception for local artists Shelby Oppermann and Robert Albertsen at the Lexington Park Library Art Gallery. Their artwork which is on display until the end of September includes landscapes and nature scenes. Artists interested in displaying their artwork at the Gallery should call Candy Cummings at 301-863-6693. a MP3 player or computer. Best Buy has donated six MP3 players and SMARTCO has donated 20 refurbished computers and a laptop for a drawing. The winners will be announced on September 23. Many valuable library services are now available only through the librarys Internet branch. states Kathleen Reif, Director, St. Marys County Libraries. . Both Best Buy and SMARTCO eagerly came forward to help us provide the equipment for our customers.To enter the drawing the customer must have a library card and complete an entry form. Entry forms are available at all of the branches. Cards can be obtained at any library or online at www. stmalib.org. The drawing will take place at 2 p.m. on Sept. 23 during the Learn How to Download Workshop at the Lexington Park Library. The Geek Squad from Best Buy will present the workshop and will demonstrate how to download the librarys audio books and videos and answer downloading questions. The three branch libraries are located at 21677 FDR Blvd in Lexington Park; 23250 Hollywood Road in Leonardtown and at 37600 New Market Road in Charlotte Hall. For more information, log on to www.stmalib.org.

Singing Group Auditions

Auditions for A Midsummer Nights Dream are on Friday, August 31.

Maries Musica, a singing group of about 20 voices has openings in all voiceparts. Call Barb Lorton 301-373-8181 or blorton@olg.com for audition information.

Facility Improvements Now Complete At Leonard Hall Recreation Center

The Board of County Commissioners and the Department of Recreation, Parks and Community Services are pleased to announce that the improvement project to provide air conditioning, improve air circulation in the gymnasium, and install shower facilities at Leonard Hall Recreation Center is now complete. The new systems are up and running and provide a more comfortable atmosphere for program participants - especially during warm and humid months. The heavily-used facility hosts a variety of youth and adult sports and recreational programs such as indoor soccer, roller hockey, basketball, sports camps and special events. Private roller skating parties are very popular and are booked on a first come, first served basis. The center can also be booked for party rentals and company events. This improvement project was made possible through funding from St. Marys County Government and Marylands Program Open Space. The project was previously identified as a need and recommended by citizens and the St. Marys County Recreation and Parks Citizen Advisory Board during the FY2007 budget cycle. The facility is located at 23145 Leonard Hall Drive on the Governmental Center Campus in Leonardtown. Any questions or comments regarding the improvement project should be addressed with the Department at (301) 475-4200 ext. 1811. Information on party rentals or company events can be obtained by calling (301) 475-4200 ext. 1830 or by visiting our website at http://www.co.saintmarys.md.us/recreate/facilities/leonardhall.asp.

Ask a Master Gardener: Plant Clinic

Tuesday, August 28, 11a.m.-1p.m., Leonardtown Library Drop in and ask a St. Marys County Master Gardener your gardening questions. Bring plant samples and/or photos. Free. 301-475-2846

Revised Comprehensive Water And Sewerage Plan

St. Marys County citizens are invited to participate in the review process of the revised Comprehensive Water and Sewerage Plan.The St. Marys County Commissioners has asked the Countys Planning Commission to hold a public hearing to review the plan on Monday, Aug 27, 2007 at 6:30 p.m. at its meeting in Room 14 of the Governmental Center. The Plan may then go before the Board of County Commissioners at a September meeting. The current plan was revised and adopted in 1993. A new county-wide Comprehensive Plan was adopted in 1999 and revised in 2002. A revised Comprehensive Water and Sewerage Plan was presented in 2003, but was tabled until final review of the Lexington Park Development District Plan (LPDD). The LPDD plan was adopted in 2005 and a new draft Water and Sewerage Plan has been developed for review by a team comprising staff from the Countys Land Use and Growth Management Department, the Metropolitan Commission, the St. Marys County Health Department and Leonardtown Municipal Government. The proposed plan contains new water and sewerage service area maps and has aligned some service areas to implement the growth management concepts from the 2002 Comprehensive Plan. It also inventories community water and sewer systems which provide the basis for planned expansions. Copies of the plan can be reviewed at the three St. Marys County Public Libraries or at the Countys Public Information Office in Leonardtown. The draft plan is also available on Compact Discs. Copies are available upon request. An electronic copy of the draft plan is also available at the countys website at www.stmarysmd.com/Formsanddocuments.asp#PublicHearings under the heading of Land Use and Growth Management. For further information, call the Land Use and Growth Management Department at 301-475-4200, x1508.

Win a computer or MP3 player at St. Marys County libraries

Two new community partnerships will provide a few lucky library customers

Shomette
Continued from page B- Book Award for Best American Maritime History. For twenty three years he served on the staff of the Library of Congress and also as Director of Nautical Archeological Associates, a non-profit marine archaeological research organization. He has published in several magazines including National Geographic Magazine and appeared in numer-

ous documentaries for such channels as the History Channel. His topic will be War on the Patuxent, 1814: the History and Archaeology of the United States Chesapeake Flotilla, and will include the bombardment of Sotterley and the kidnapping of Sotterley slaves during the War of 1812. This lecture is FREE to the general public, but seating for this event will be in Sotterleys Warehouse and seating is limited, so please call for reservations. 301-373-2280.

The League Of Women Voters Sponsor A Fundraising Concert

The League of Women Voters of St. Marys County will sponsor a fundraising concert for the league on Saturday, September 15, 2007. The concert featuring Gretchen Richie in Concert will take place at the Room With A Brew located at 40900 Merchants Lane (Phone (301) 475-8811), Leonardtown, MD 20650. The cost is $25.00 per ticket. Doors open at 7:15 with wine, sparkling water, light hors doeuvres and cocktail piano entertainment. Showtime is 8 p.m. when Gretchen will be accompanied by Randy Richie on keyboard, Steve Zerlin on acoustic bass and Jim Daulton on drums. Following the performance, coffee and a selection of desserts will be available, and a chance to meet and mingle with the artists. For further information go to smc.lwvmd. org. Reservations required: Call (240) 895-0414 or email pres@smc.lwvmd.org

The Newtowne Players To Present Tennessee Williams Award-Winning Drama Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
The Newtowne Players production of Tennessee Williams Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, opens Friday, Aug. 10, 2007 at Three Notch Theatre. The theatre is home to the Newtowne Players and is located in the former Lexington Park Library building at 21744 South Coral Drive, Lexington Park, Md..Directed by Bill Farrar, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is Williams drama about a wealthy Southern family who gather to celebrate what is likely to be Big Daddy Pollits last birthday and to vie for ownership of his plantation. The show will run Aug. 10- 26, 2007 at Three Notch Theatre. This is an adult drama and contains strong language and adult situations that may not be suitable for young children. Williams play had been described by critics as being ripe with verbal fireworks. The NY Times called it a stunning dramaIt is the quintessence of life. It is the basic truth. The reviewer went on to write, In a plantation house, the members of the family are celebrating the sixty-fifth birthday of the Big Daddy, as they sentimentally dub him. The tone is gay. But the mood is somber. For a number of old evils poison the gaietysins of the past, greedy hopes for the future, a desperate eagerness not to believe in the truths that surround them

American Red Cross Blood Drive

The American Red Cross will be holding a blood drive at the 2nd District VFD and Rescue Squad in Valley Lee on Monday, September 10th from 2 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.. Donors may call 301-994-1038 to schedule an appointment or for information. Walk-ins are welcome.

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Community
Healthy Living Recipes
Zesty Pork Tenderloin
From eatbetteramerica.com Ingredients 1/4cup ketchup 1tablespoon sugar 1tablespoon dry white wine or water 1tablespoon hoisin sauce 1clove garlic, finely chopped 2small pork tenderloins (1 1/2 lb) Directions 1.In heavy-duty resealable food-storage plastic bag, mix all ingredients except pork. Add pork, turning to coat with marinade. Seal bag; refrigerate at least 1 hour but no longer than 24 hours to marinate. 2.Heat oven to 425F. Remove pork from marinade; discard

Honey Roasted Sweet Potatoes

From healthyliving.com Ingredients 2 pounds red-skinned sweet potatoes 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 tablespoons honey 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice 1/2 teaspoon salt

Directions Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Peel and cut the sweet potatoes into 1-inch pieces and put in a 9 by 13 baking dish. In a small bowl whisk together olive oil, honey and lemon juice. Pour mixture over potatoes and toss to coat. Sprinkle with the salt, and bake, stirring occasionally, for about 1 hour, until potatoes are tender.

Tomato Basil Towers

From allrecipes.com Ingredients 2 large beefsteak tomatoes, cut horizontally into 1/2-inch slices 1 cup fresh basil leaves, torn 1 cup crumbled Gorgonzola cheese 8 ounces goat cheese, crumbled 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar 2 tablespoons olive oil Directions Place 4 tomato slices on a serving platter or individual plates. Place 3 pieces of basil, 1 teaspoon of gorgonzola, and 1 teaspoon goat cheese on top of each slice. Repeat 3 or 4 times to create towers. Then drizzle with balsamic

marinade. Place pork on rack in shallow roasting pan. Roast uncovered 27 to 29 minutes or until pork has slight blush of pink in center and meat thermometer inserted in center reads 160F.

vinegar and oil, and top with gorgonzola.3.Serve topped with the garlic sauce and parsley or basil.

Citrus Grilled Shrimp over Greens

From foodnetwork.com Ingredients 1 pound large raw shrimp, peeled and deveined (leave tail on for presentation) 1/2 cup orange juice 1 tablespoon lime juice 2 teaspoons olive oil 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard 1/2 teaspoon finely grated lime zest from 1 lime, reserve lime 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper Metal or wooden skewers 2 teaspoons fresh thyme leaves 2 teaspoons chopped fresh chives 6 cups mixed lettuces (any combination Romaine, Bibb, endive, or baby greens) 1 cup halved cherry tomatoes Directions Coat an outdoor grill or stove-top grill pan with cooking spray and preheat to medium-high. Skewer shrimp on metal or wooden skewers or place in a grilling basket. Set aside.

Sauted Tuna Steaks with Garlic Sauce

From eatbetteramerica.com Ingredients 2large garlic cloves, minced 1tablespoon olive oil 1tablespoon balsamic vinegar 1/4teaspoon salt 1/8teaspoon ground black pepper 4tuna steaks (6 ounces each), each 1 thick 1 1/2teaspoons chopped fresh parsley or basil Zest lime, then slice in half and place on grill. In a small bowl, whisk together orange juice, lime juice, oil, mustard, lime zest, salt, and black pepper. Remove 3 tablespoons of citrus mixture and brush all over shrimp (reserve remaining mixture to use as a vinaigrette for the greens). Grill shrimp 3 minutes on 1 side. Flip and cook 1 to 3 more minutes, until shrimp are bright pink and cooked through. Add thyme and chives to reserved citrus mixture. Arrange lettuce on individual plates. Top lettuce with tomatoes and grilled shrimp. Spoon reserved citrus vinaigrette over top, squeeze juice from grilled lime and serve. Directions 1.In a large, heavy nonstick skillet, cook the garlic in 1 teaspoon of the oil over very low heat, until the garlics aroma is apparent, 30 to 60 seconds, stirring. Immediately add the vinegar, 1/8 teaspoon of the salt, and half of the pepper. Remove to a bowl and cover with foil to keep warm. 2.Season the fish with the remaining 1/8 teaspoon salt and the remaining pepper. Heat the remaining 2 teaspoons oil in the same skillet over medium heat. Add the fish and cook until browned on the first side, 4 to 5 minutes. Turn and cook until the fish is just opaque throughout, 3 to 4 minutes.

Critter Corner
Every Animal Has A Story
You hear about it all the time: a cat or dog is rescued from an amazing situation and ends up at the local animal shelter. Their story appears in the news, and suddenly hundreds of people call the shelter, wanting to adopt that animal (and only that animal). That animals story tugged at the heartstrings of these kind, caring people and they want to provide a loving, life-long home. A perfect example is the kitten rescued a few years ago from the Solomons bridge. Well, every animal at a shelter has a story, many just as dramatic or traumatic (at least to the animals), only their stories dont make the evening news. Theres the dog rescued from the median strip of a highway-running in and out of traffic, just minutes away from being hit by a car or causing a major accident. There are the three adult cats turned into the shelter because their elderly owner just died and no one in the family wants them. Theres the dog whose owner took him along when he robbed a liquor storethe owner was arrested on the scene, and the dog was turned over to the shelter. There is an endless supply of cats and dogs rescued from cruelty cases, and there are the usual stories of pet owners who are moving, expecting a baby, dont have the time, etc. Every day, every animal shelter across the country is full of animals that have a story. In most cases, only the shelter workers are there to tell it. If youre ready to provide a companion animal with a life-long home full of love, and youre looking for one with a story to tell, dont wait for the evening news. The Tri-County Animal Shelter has a kennel full of animals with tales of high adventure and tales of woe. Our main goal is to match you with the perfect pet that will fit your lifestyle, but guaranteed, your new-found friend will have a story of his own that you can tell for years to come!

St. Marys Ties For First Place In USN&WR Rankings

St. Marys College of Maryland (SMCM) is tied for first place with New College of Florida as the top public, traditional liberal arts college in the nation in this weeks edition of U. S. News and World Report magazine. The magazine citied SMCMs high graduation rate and selectivity in its findings. The percentage of freshman entering the College who were in the top 10% of their high school class increased from 34% to 46% and the 6year graduation rate increased from 72% to 80%. The U.S. News and World Report ranking is noteworthy, said Maggie OBrien, president of St. Marys College of Maryland, as is our distinction in having the highest graduation rate among Marylands public universities and colleges.

Breakfast Treat From Knights of Columbus

In a twist on their regular Take a Priest to Breakfast program, a group of Knights from St. John Francis Regis Council #7914, Hollywood, attended 8:00 AM Mass at St. Peters Church in Waldorf on Monday, July 30, 2007. After Mass, they treated former St. Johns Associate Pastor Father Martin Flum and Seminarian Vincent de Rosa, who is sponsored by the council, to breakfast. Vinny is working at St. Peters with Fr Flum for the summer. He will be ordained a deacon in October 2007 and a priest in the Spring of 2008. The Knights enjoyed their visit with brother Knights Fr Flum and Vinny and a great breakfast!

Do Dah Deli
Continued from page B- plus we printed out a bunch of 1960s quotes to reiterate the theme. The poem handed out at Jerry Garcias memorial service is also highlighted on the walls. New to the deli are Breyers cold stone ice cream, a salad bar and a line of clothing. New menu items such as crabcake sandwiches, Oakwood shrimp and a kids menu
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Photo By Emily Finch

On Friday, the day of Do Dah Delis reopening, customers enjoyed new menu items and a larger, more colorful atmosphere.

are also available. The deli is no longer open for breakfast but now has daily dinner specials and Sunday hours. This building allowed us to enlarge our ultimate vision, said Perrygo, and so the new Do Dah Deli is different, but the same.

Do Dah Deli is located on Route 5 in Leondartown. They are open Monday through Thursday 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sundays from noon to 6 p.m. Call the deli directly at 301-475-3354 for more information.

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Community
Jazz Show In Town Square In Leonardtown Blue Wind Gourmet
Blue Wind Gourmet, located along Route 235 in California, Md., has more than a lot to offer. This restaurant supports local tourism, art, and farmers. Theyre advocates for organics, trans fat free food, and enviorment friendly Greenware. With a wine and beer selection truly like no other, theres something for everyone at Blue Wind Gourmet. For an affordable and quality meal this is the place to go. sliced and placed on sandwich.

Cajun Catfish on Focaccia Bread with Avocado

The Catfish is rubbed with Cajun seasoning, baked in a convection oven, and then placed on sandwich All are accompanied with organic field greens salad, Roma tomatoes, shaved Parmesan cheese and organic dressing.

Ogas
Truly a hidden treasure of Leonardtown, Ogas offers a quiet atmosphere and a variety of Japanese and Chinese food. This restaurant is complete with sushi bar, a daily all you can eat lunch buffet, and an extensive menu. They are now serving imported wines and beers, having obtained a liquor license. For a delicious meal that wont break the bank visit Ogas on Washington St. in Leonardtown.

Jazz musicians will take the stage on Saturday, August 25, when Gretchen Richie and Jazz Cabaret headlines an early evening show in the Town Square in Leonardtown. Admission is free to the show, which begins at 4 p.m. and will end around 8 p.m.. The concert will open with local vocalist Patty Dorsch at 4 p.m.. She is known for her work with Blond Ambition but will be performing jazz songs on Saturday. She will be followed around 4:30 by Jazz Cabaret, who will be joined by guest artists and play instrumental tunes for

about two hours. Around 6:30 local and Washington area favorite Gretchen Richie takes the stage and will perform until 8 p.m. with Jazz Cabaret. The Downtown Tunes series is sponsored by Quality Built Homes. The concert series is promoted by the Leonardtown Business Association to bring people to Leonardtown. Those planning to attend should bring chairs or blankets for seating. Local restaurants will be open for business during the shows. Call Robin Guyther at 301-904-4452 with questions.

Photo by Brittany Hailer

The young man to the left, is Dustin Allen. The gentleman with glasses is our wine consultant, Dean Fogel. The young man wearing the chefs coat is Jeffrey Lewis.

Aged Black Angus Prime Rib with Aged Cheddar on Cibbatta Bread
The aged Black Angus Prime Rib is rubbed with garlic, roasted with cracked black pepper and Kosher salt, then sliced and placed on sandwich.
Photo by Brittany Hailer

Grilled Chicken Breast with Basil, Avocado, Mozzarella on Focaccia Bread

The chicken breast is rubbed with Italian herbs, then grilled,

Caterpillar Sushi Roll and California Sushi

This zesty treat is sure to awaken the senses at the Ogas sushi bar.

A JAZZY DOWNTOWN -- Gretchen Richie and Jazz Cabaret will be featured in an outdoor concert in downtown Leonardtown on Saturday, August 25. The free concert runs from 4-8 pm and guest artists will join the Jazz Cabaret. Bring something to sit on. Call 301-904-4452 for info.

P lice
Arrested for possession of crack cocaine
On 08/19/07 Deputy Shawn Cathcart was on patrol in the Leonardtown area of St. Marys County when he observed a black truck make a traffic violation. Deputy Cathcart stopped the vehicle and identified John Meredith Miller, Jr. , 38, of Hollywood as the driver. While Miller reached into the glove box to get the registration Deputy Cathcart observed what he believed to be crack cocaine and a homemade smoking device on Millers leg. Miller was arrested and charged with Possession of Crack Cocaine and Drug Paraphernalia. Tpr. Shughart responded to a reported disturbance in the 26000 block of Erin Drive in Mechanicsville. Upon arrival contact was made with the female complainant who advised a neighbor, Timothy Patrick Pumphrey, 48, of Mechanicsville was intoxicated and yelling obscenities. Mr. Pumphrey was arrested for disorderly conduct and transported to the St. Marys County Detention Center pending a bond review. in the 37000 of East Lakeland Drive in Mechanicsville. Contact was made with the male complainant who advised he heard suspicious noises and observed unknown subjects running from the front of his residence. He discovered his mailbox had been damaged as were several others on the street. Neighborhood checks are being made and the investigation continues. complainant and took the information. On August 16, 2007 at 5:50 pm, TFC Lashley responded to the 29000 block of Jennifer Drive in Mechanicsville. Contact was made with the suspect/home owner who advised he had a TroyBilt 13hp pressure washer, stone bird bath and stand, two decorative balls and stone stands and nine stone animal figurines. The property which belonged to the complainant was returned to him. The investigation continues rested for Assault and Resisting Arrest. He was transported to the St. Marys County Detention Center pending a bond review. to arrest revealed a partially burnt marijuana cigar located in the front seat of the truck. Mr. Barrett was transported to the St. Marys County Detention Center where he was charged accordingly.

Man taken in for trespassing

On Saturday, August 18, 2007 at 3:34 a.m., TFC Nims responded to a reported Trespassing complaint in the 43000 block of Megan Lane in Leonardtown. Upon arrival contact was made with the female complainant, who advised Robert Clayton Walnetski, 24, of Mechanicsville was trespassing. Walnetski refused to leave. TFC Nims took the suspect into custody for trespassing and transported him to the St. Marys County Detention Center pending a bond review.

Theft and malicious destruction reported in San Souci plaza

On Sunday, August 19, 2007 at 7:18 p.m., TFC Quade responded to a Theft under $500 and Malicious Destruction of Property to a motor vehicle in the San Souci Plaza in California. Contact was made with the female victim who advised unknown suspect(s) cut the convertible top on her 2001 Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder and took the XM Satellite radio and 10 CDs from the vehicle. The investigation continues.

Reported burglary
On Monday, August 13, 2007 at 9:28 am, Tpr. M. Adams responded to a reported burglary in the 18000 block of Chestnut Street in Lexington Park. Contact was made with the male complainant who advised suspects burglarized the residence and took a Kodak digital camera, some framed photographs, and several articles of clothing. Investigation continues.

Charged with malicious destruction

On Monday, August 6, 2007 at 10:47 p.m., TFC Laney responded to the 18000 block of Three Notch Road in Lexington Park for a reported civil complaint. Upon arrival a dark Honda Accord was exiting the driveway slowly. Contact was made with the male complainant of Lexington Park. While speaking with the complainant, two Hispanic males were observed exiting a Dodge Neon which was parked at the residence. A foot chase ensued and Joseph Raul Gonzalez Villalta, 21, was apprehended in the woods. Villalta was charged with theft over $500 and malicious destruction of property to a motor vehicle. He was incarcerated in the St. Marys County Detention Center pending a bond review. Investigation continues.

Mutual physical assault

On Friday, August 17, 2007 at 3:47 p.m., Tpr. J. Pilkerton responded to a reported disturbance in the 21000 block of Winding Way in Lexington Park. Upon arrival contact was made with both the female and male subjects at the residence. During the investigation it was determined both parties were involved in a mutual physical assault. The investigation continues.

Man forces way into residence and faces several charges

On 08/14/07 Deputies responded to a residence in the area of National Circle, Lexington Park for a reported Burglary in Progress. Investigation revealed that Carrington Raphael Carter, 35, of Lexington Park had used force to enter the residence of a female subject who has an active Protective Order against him. The female victim actively resisted Carters attempts to force his way into the residence and was assaulted by Carter. Deputy Richard McCoy located and arrested Carter and charged him with First and Second Degree Burglary, Violation of Protective Order and Assault Second Degree.

Reported burglary
On Tuesday, August 14, 2007 at 4:47 p.m., TFC Grimes responded to a reported Burglary in the 22000 block of Scott Circle in Lexington Park. Upon arrival contact was made with the male victim who advised unknown subject(s) burglarized his residence between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.. He advised $550 in cash was taken from the residence. A check of the neighborhood was made as the investigation continues.

Man driving with suspended license caught with marijuana

On Sunday, August 19, 2007 at 1:06 a.m., Tpr. M. Adams initiated a traffic stop on a white Chevrolet truck on Route 234 at Chaptico Park in Chaptico for exceeding the posted speed limit. Contact was made with the driver, Joshua Andrew Barrett, 23, of La Plata. A check of MVA revealed Mr. Barretts driving privileges were suspended in Maryland. Mr. Barrett was arrested for driving while suspended. A search incident

18 yr old issued criminal citation for shoplifting

On Friday, August 17, 2007 at 6:20 p.m., TFC Quade responded to a reported Shoplifting complaint at the CATO Fashions, 45315 Alton Lane in California. Upon arrival, contact was made with the female suspect, Candace Tenee Maddox, 18, of Lexington Park. She was found to be in possession of several articles of clothing she had stolen. A Criminal Citation was issued with a preliminary court date of September 9, 2007.

Arrested for assault and resisting arrest

On Friday, August 17, 2007 at 11:50 p.m., TFC Nims responded to a reported Assault in the 22000 bock of Sandra Lane in California. Upon arrival contact was made with both individuals outside the residence. The male suspect, Robert Lee Raley, 25, of California went back inside the residence and fled out the back door into the woods. An attempt to locate the suspect was made with negative results. A short time later, TFC Nims was dispatched back to the residence when he observed the suspect. A short foot chase ensued and Raley was apprehended. He was ar-

Arrested for disorderly conduct

On Wednesday, August 8, 2007 at 9:36 a.m.,

Malicious destruction of property in neighborhood

On Monday, August 13, 2007 at 2:46 am, Tpr. Shughart responded to a reported malicious destruction of property

Stolen property returned to owner

On Wednesday, August 15, 2007 at 7:30 p.m., the victim of a Theft over $500 responded to the Leonardtown Barrack to report the crime. TFC Lashley met with the

David Wayne Blomquist was reported to have been arrested for domestic assault. The police briefs issued by the Sheriffs department released this information, however Blomquist came forward stating that he was not arrested. An application stating his charges was made and is now pending.

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Salad Saves the Day for the Time-Strapped

Particularly after a long day at work, oftentimes the easiest recipes are the ones you most enjoy. Such is the case with the BLT Salad from Mimi Luebbermanns The Heirloom Tomato Cookbook (Chronicle). Perfect for those days when time is not on your side or you just feel like whipping a delicious meal up in a few minutes, the BLT Salad is both delicious and easy.

Games

Sudoku

Blt Salad
Serves 4 2 large heirloom tomatoes, sliced 1 avocado, peeled, pitted and diced 1 cup Buttermilk Dressing 8 slices bacon, cooked until crisp, then crumbled Leaves from 1 head butter lettuce Suggested Wine Pairing: Syrah or Merlot Divide the butter lettuce leaves among four salad plates. Top with the tomato slices, sprinkle with the avocado, and drizzle each plate with 14 cup buttermilk dressing. Top each plate with crumbled bacon.

Buttermilk Dressing
Makes 2 Cups 14 cup red win vinegar 1 egg yolk 1 small shallot, coarsely chopped 1 cup virgin olive oil 1 cup buttermilk 2 tablespoons minced fresh flat-leaf parsley 1 teaspoon minced fresh thyme Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper to taste In a blender or food processor, blend the red wine vinegar, egg yolk and shallot. With the machine running, gradually add the olive oil to emulsify. Add the buttermilk, parsley, and thyme and pulse to combine. Season with salt and pepper. Cover and refrigerate leftover dressing for up to three days.

Easy and delicious, BLT Salad is the perfect recipe for those looking to whip up a quick meal.

Kids Corner

Heres How It Works: Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each number can appear only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle!

Crossword

CLUES ACROSS
1. Abilities 7. Restaurant 11. Settled conclusively 15. Flew alone 17. Fragrant 18. Activities prior to painting 19. ____itation: irregular beat 20. Radioactivity unit 21. Missing soldiers 23. Indicates position 24. Artery 26. A quantity of no importance 28. Roebucks partner 30. Usually used with gobbly 32. Spoken in the Dali region of Yunnan 34. Approaches 37. Car mechanics group 38. Scottish hillsides 40. One thousandth of an ampere 41. Accelerated Strategic Computing Initiative 42. Foot (Latin)

43. Glass in a window or door 45. Rope knot used to catch small game 47. To be next to 51. Deviates 52. Portable timepieces 54. Trade name for daminozide 55. Esprit de corps

CLUES DOWN
1. Repaired shoe 2. TV station in N. Platte, NE 3. Frosts 4. A type of digital display 5. Lakers city (abbr.) 6. Clothing fastener 7. Represent as similar 8. Famous coach Parseghian 9. Obese 10. __ Lilly, drug company 12. Not a comedy 13. Port______: portable cases 14. Not caps

Last Weeks Puzzle Solutions

15. Bounded 16. Address 22. Knife thrust 25. Son of Poseidon, T____ 27. Jacques __, German physiologist 29. Far East domestic cat 31. 1/100 of a Yugoslavian dinar 33. Terminates 35. Rougher voice 36. Ratio of the hypotenuse to the adjacent side 39. Tendon 42. Composure under strain 44. Mild yellow Dutch cheese 45. Ryukyu Islands city (Japan) 46. Russian city 47. Associated press 48. Arrived extinct 49. IBM mainframe language 50. W. Russian river 51. A tape recorder and player for TV 53. Not from

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We are hiring a Bookkeeper for 20 - 40 hours/ week. We are a Full Service Resort Marina in Solomons, consistently rated one of the Best on the Bay. The working conditions are very pleasant, with a small, tight-knit staff and relaxed atmosphere. The position will include the following: Bookkeeping, Store Clerk/Reception, Secretarial, Reservations and more. The applicant needs to have Bookkeeping experience, be proficient in Quickbooks and Excel and it would be helpful to have some boating knowledge and hospitality experience. We will be looking for a non-smoker with good customer relations, who is personable, reliable and well presented. If you think you meet these requirements, we would like to speak to you, so please call to schedule an interview - (410)326 2161. Toyota of Waldorf is expanding their Express Lube Team,experience in changing oil, mount and balance tires and light maintenance,need own tools and needs to be dependable.Plenty of work,with flexible hours,Great working conditions and wages, medical ins,401k plan aval.and paid vacation and holidays. Closed on Sundays. 3 Positions Available. Contact Mike Pavan 301843-3700 ext 1270. Front Desk Coordinator. We are looking for an intelligent, friendly, outgoing and energetic individual to join our growing team. Includes benefits and the oppurtunity for growth. Only serious need apply. Stop by and fill out your application today. 301-392-5940. Carpenters and helpers needed for all phases of commercial buildings. Also needed; Subcontractors for various phases of commercial buildings. For more information, call 301-994-1390. Rays of Light Christian Preschool has an opening for a Preschool Teacher or Teacher/Director. We have a 3-year-old class that meets T-Th from 9:30 - 12:00 PM, and a 4-yearold program that meets M-W-F from 9: 30 AM 1:15 PM. Salary based on experience. Rays of Light Christian Preschool is located at Good Samaritan Lutheran Church, 20850 Langley Road, Lexington Park. Call for more details: chuch office at (301) 863-4740 or Pat Ritter at (301) 862-3823.

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REAL ESTATE
Over 3000 sq.ft. of Model home living. Immaculately kept home with all the upgrades, including wood floors, upgraded carpet, padding, porch, HVAC,Butlers Pantry, Blinds, Master Suite with garden tub and walk in closets, kitchen has corian counters, marble in the bath. Lower level is ready for your home theatre and even has some unfinished space if you need to expand. Ready for a quick sale. Call Jimmy Hayden today for a preview of this elegant home. Call 240-925-1928. Price: $474,999. Beautiful 4 bedroom 2.5 bathroom colonial home in Lexington Park, less than 5 minutes from base. Includes formal living/dining rooms, office, great room, huge master bed and master bath, and gourmet kitchen with seperate breakfast room. Many extras in home, upgraded carpeting and wood flooring, fenced in back yard with jacuzzi built into large deck. Very open floor plan makes this spacious home even more appealing. Call Jason Gmeiner 301-862-1770. Price: $412,000. Rare Find! 5 bedroom 3.5 bathroom, over 4,300 square foot custom built log cabin on 5 acres in Charles County. The house has it all. Cathedral ceilings, stone fireplace, wood stove, hardwood floors throughout, large kitchen, family room, living room, dining room, laundry room, loft, 2-car garage, in-ground pool w/ custom cover and new liner, large unfinished basement, a fenced front and back yard, new roof, and a quiet cul-de-sac. Shown by appointment with 24 hours notice. 301.934.6965 / b_kokoruda@yahoo.com. Price: $895,000. Beautiful home just waiting for YOU!! Graceful center foyer w/ extensive moulding & hardwood floors. Open kit w/island. Family rm w/gas fire place & berber carpet. Nice lg formal liv & din rm. Mster br is over sized w/sitting area & 2 walk in closets, double vanity and soaking tub. 3 other lg bedrms, one w/2 closets. Full basement w/ walkout stairs. Has 3 pc rough-in and wall wrap already in place ready to finish. Has 2, 3 zoned heat pumps (1st floor, 2nd floor and master.) Sits on a cul-de-sac w/ large level lot. Great neighborhood with lots of kids....Call 301 475-0357. Price: $445,000. Bring all offers, willing to work with buyers.

REAL ESTATE
Once in a lifetime opportunity to have a lovely home on 33 acres in idyllic rural & peaceful setting at a reasonable price. Farm is half open farmland & pastures, with remaining half wooded. Farmland is presently leased for farming & can continue to be leased...or not leased if you prefer. Home has 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, with finished loft area that could be addtl bedroom, office, home school, etc. Home has living room w/ gas fireplace, family room w/cathedral ceilings & gas fireplace, country kitchen w/appliances to include side-by-side refrigerator, flat-top stove, built-in microwave, dishwasher, washer & dryer. Separate breakfast room with windows overlooking farm fields. Huge master BR w/full bath & soaking tub and private deck. Enjoy the open country front porch, screened back porch, open deck & many extras. Huge barn also conveys with enclosed workshop w/elec & matching shed. Barn also has 6-8 open bays. Enjoy the fun & charm of a camping/fishing/hunting one-room cabin close by in woods. Fish from stocked pond of bass & bluegill. Farm would be great for horses too! Abundant deer, turkey & wildlife. There is still a Mayberry!...30 mins to Dahlgren, 90 mins to Pax River, 60 mins to Waldorf area. Call for appt. Owner/agent. 804-4459300. Cell: 804-241-5374. Price: $659,000. Come and get your new home. This one does not stand out any better than the 1700 that are for sale already in the county. Bottom line is the house is big, designed for a big family, and sits on a quiet street, at the end of a culd-e-sac, and against the woods. Pergo Hardwood Floors, Brand new berber carpet, black appliances come with, big 12x16 back deck, covered front porch, 4 bedrooms with two of them master suites, seperate office, and 1200+ sqft unfinished basement waiting on your imagination. Come and take a look at it. You can move in as fast as you can get financing and close. Single dad is staying in the house now and needs a smaller and more affordable home for him and the kids. Maybe you can help. 2 minutes from Pax Naval Base in the new Emerald Hills Estates. Owner is taking a bath on the price so no unreasonable offer will be refused. Realtors welcome. Call 240-9255965 anytime. Price: $379,995.

REAL ESTATE RENTALS

Three bedroom ranch with 2 full baths on quiet cul-de-sac. Great Room with custom tile flooring, Jenn-Air cook island, vaulted ceiling, skylight, deck off kitchen. Cable and Internet ready. Driveway parking. Wooded perimeter. Security lighting. Close to beaches. Storage on premises. Monthly rental discount of $150.00 with payment on or before 1st of month. Small pets considered on individual basis. Call Karyn DeLorme 410-326-9500. Price: $1200/$1350. Beautiful 18 year old, builder owned, single story, tudor ranch style, brick home on Flood Creek. 1.47 acres. Large country kitchen with tiled floor, hardwood floor in dining room and foyer, carpet in remainder of house. 5th bedroom currently used as an office. Large master bedroom with spacious walk in closet and bath with 6 garden tub. 2 car attached garage. House dimensions 91.4 ft x 47 ft. Large wooden deck that runs the length of the house overlooking the creek. Price negotiable and willing to discuss Lease to Own agreements. (pictures available).

HELP WANTED
Bella Salon & Spa, the areas finest salon, is looking for exceptional shampoo assistants. We are extremely busy and are looking for people who love working hard and being rewarded for hard work. Beautiful working environment and you will get great tips, opportunities for bonuses and growth with our salon. We offer our clients the finest in all beauty services. You must be able to give an extraordinary shampoo, be customer service oriented and be upbeat. Call Bob at 202409-6450 to set up an interview. Please submit resumes to bellasalonspa@ aol.com. Check us out on the web at www.bellasalonspa.com. We look forward to having you join our extraordinary team of beauty professionals. Pinebrook, Inc. is currently seeking a qualified candidate to provide administrative support at the Patuxent River Naval Base in an Administrative Assistant II position. This position is highly visible and supports a Program office on-site. The qualified candidate MUST posses a mature and professional demeanor and be highly organized and able to multi-task in a busy environment. Experience and a background working with Travel Manager and Basics II is a plus. Responsibilities cover a variety of clerical services and support including travel arrangements, expense reporting, appointment and calendar tracking, ordering supplies, coordinating personnel activities, and working closely with Senior Administrative person to respond to management and other team members requirements An applied knowledge of Microsoft Office including Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook are necessary. Qualified candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent and a minimum of at least two years of administrative experience. Part-time Shipping Clerk needed for a fast growing online retailer located in Mechanicsville, MD. The primary duty of this position will be shipping the daily sales orders. Applicant must have basic computer skills, be comfortable using e-mail and Internet Explorer, and be able to lift a 30 lb. package. Applicant must be able to work Wednesdays during normal business hours. Two additional days are available; days and hours are flexible. Email resume to resume2@monsterscooterparts.com.

VEHICLES
1988 5.0 Mustang LX, Automatic, Sunroof, CD Player, Viper Security System. Burgundy with grey interior. Runs great, very good condition. Call Sam at 301-884-4883. Price: $3,000. Reliable, well-made Jeep Cherokee for sale. Frame has 325,000 miles on it, but the engine was replaced at 240, 000, so the new engine has only 80,000 miles on it. Fairly clean on the inside and very little rust on the body. Drive train solid, 4 x 4 works great. This is an awesome hunting & fishing vehicle. Excellent driving in snowy winter conditions, especially with 4WD and anti-lock brakes. Come test drive it. Call Kyle Rambo 301373-5057. Price: $1,500. 2002 Ford Ecursion. Excellent condition, new tires, battery, equiped with remote start and alarm, am-fm stereo w/ CD player and cassette, rear climate controls and stereo controls, 3rd rear seat, has had maintencr performed at regular intervals. This vehicle is a must see!! Call 410-5356855 for more information. Price: $13,900. ilver 2004 Chevy Trailblazer. Average 18.6 MPG, garage kept, 4 wheel drive, (Power windows, locks, mirrors, sunroof, drivers & pasangers seat). Keyless remote entry, cruise control. Gray interior - folding rear seats. DVD Navigation CD Player and OnStar system. Tinted Windows. E-mail me for photos: bakerscake@msn.com. Price: $17,500. 1995 chevy camaro 3.4 V6. This car has power locks, power windows, cruise control, Alloy wheels, T top roof, Bose premium sound, cold AC, After market cd player. This car is a dark purple in color and a dragon custom painted on the hood. The tires are not that old around 5,000 miles on them . The car has 120,000 miles. I just replaced the motor due to the old one having a blown head gasket. car Valued at $3775 in good condition and fair at $3,235 on kbb selling as is $3,000. If interested, call Matt at 240-298-6705 for more information.

VEHICLES
1993 Suburban for sale. I am the second owner this was purchased from original owner who saved most of the reciepts of any maintenance done to vehicle right down to the window sticker. Truck has 5.7L 350 runs great trans shifts fine and was flushed at 100k. Truck also has a nice grill guard and front and rear reese hitches great for towing although I never towed more than a small Jon boat. Also has TV/DVD player and many lifetime warrenty parts that will be transfered. Kelly Blue book lists this truck at $3700.00 in fair condition I will take $2500.00 OBO as the truck needs a windshield and new passenger mirror (mirror cracked) to pass inspection. No rust. Call 301-246-4781. 1978 Porsche 924 new paint,new seats,runs and looks good.301-872-5256. Price: $2,500.

BOATS & MARINA

Two (2) 2006 Kawasaki STX 12F Jet Skis, 2006 Load Rite double trailer, jet ski covers, and 2 life vests for sale. Both skis have less than 25 hours use on each, and have been meticulously maintained after each use. Skis are blue and white, and have a 3-person seat on each. $13,900 for everything. Bought locally in Charles County; winterized and serviced by original dealer. We love the skis, but just dont have the time to use them. For information, call 410-474-2958. Aquarius 21 sailboat for sale. Swing Keel. Sleeps up to four in v-berth and two side berths (2 adults, 2 kids). Main and Jib in good condition. Knot-meter and sonar depthfinder, VHF radio, solar panel, porta-potty, inside Upholstery in good shape. Various other accesories. Newer EDSON tiller pedestal with wheel brake worth about $1000 alone. Boat needs paint but is very structuraly sound. Email bwoodill@yahoo. com for pix or more info. Price: $2000 obo.

CHILD CARE
Hey Mom...Take a day off !!! Hello my name is Ms Cathie and I have been providing loving care to the Piney Point school district since 1996. I am offering a Moms a day off on Tuesdays from 9:00 am until 2:45 pm. I will provide a fun. exciting day off crafts, games, reading and play while you get some time off to take care of you !!! Please call for more info and to set up and interview. Also available an before and after slot, teachers are welcome !!!! I look very forward to speaking with you. Call 301-475-8332. We are seeking a parttime nanny to provide care in our home to our one year old daughter. Child care needed on Mondays and Wednesdays from 8:30am to 4pm. Our home is located in Port Republic/St. Leonard. Salary is neg. The right person will be OFF and PAID on all school holidays (winter break, spring break, holidays, snow days, etc). Food is provided. Will also consider a Mom with a wellbehaved child that would bring her child to work with her. Serious inquires only. Must provide own transportation. References a must. Please contact Julie at 301-752-8443.

MOTORCYCLES
1999 Harley Davidson Fatboy. This motorcycle is in excellent condition and runs great. To many upgrades to list them all. Some are nacelle headlight, chrome front end, HD saddle bags and seat, V&H pipes, EV 27 cam, detachable windshield and backrest. Lots more chrome parts. Beautiful laser red pearl and black. Cal Dale - 301-934-8099 or 202-236-7154. Price: $12,000. Yamaha Streetbike 600cc. Clean title. Painted red. Engine runs strong! 2Nd gear is messed up. Still drives fine. I just shift it from 1st to 3rd gear. Otherwise nice looking bike. Must sell. 301-609-0769. Price: $1700. 2003 Harley Davidson Softail Springer. Great Bike!!!! I have $24,000 in the bike and im only selling it for $14,500. It has straight sampson pipes very loud once you get into it. I have alot of chrome on it. And two helmets go with the bike. 2 year warranty that is transferable to the buyer. All originals parts go with it. And it is a HarleyDavidson anniversary bike. If interested, call 301-399-9411.

FARM, LAWN, & GARDEN

This Kubota Tractor is in GREAT Condition. I am the sole owner. 17 hp/Diesel, 4 wheel Drive, 3 point power hitch, 60 Blades, 5 Blade Attachment for Snow Plowing or grading, Please call to schedule an appointment to test drive or call with any questions. 301-9047368 or 301-769-4731. Price: $2,900. This Lawn Mower is in Great Shape Just moving and cant take with us!! It is a 16.5hp Kohler Pro 42 inch cut with bagger!! Please call anytime or e-mail (301)872-5725 ONLY $300 OBO Please ask for Danielle!! 1 year-old Lawn Tractor for sale $500.00. Paid $950.00 last summer at Sears. 16HP, 6-speed, new mulching blades. Call James Leonard 301-997-1783. Wood Slated Basket Ratchet Press, Good for grapes, plums, etc. Call 240 298-4822. Price: $150.

APARTMENT RENTALS
Share large beautiful home with one adult. Full house privleges with separate bathroom and kitchen. All utilities, including free long distance telephone, cable and high speed Internet access, are paid. Can have office, if desired, for additional fee. Located 15 minutes from Gate 2. House is located on five wooded acres, surrounded by several thousand acres of forest. Secluded, safe, peaceful, and quite. Water access to St. Marys River. If you like the outdoors, this is the place for you. Watch the deer play on the lawn, feed the raccoons. No lease required (month-month). 301-7374755 or 240-538-6268 (cell). Price: $600. Looking for professional roommate to share large townhouse in wildwood. Private room 18X13, large bathroom and very large closet 11x7, with access to kitchen, living room, basement, and laundry facilities. $650.00 a month, $650.00 deposit plus half utilities. Utilities include electric, cable, water/ sewer. If interested please call Rita at 301-481-5445. No pets/No smoking inside unit.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Treadmill / Sportcraft TX 400. Like new ! Works great I just nolonger have room for it. Adjustable incline & speed. Calorie,distance & time calulator. Foldes for easy storage. Will help with moving item to your house.Email me at juanitastrause@yahoo or call 301-737-2928. Two working Hi-Fi Stereos: each has a turntable and radio in one piece of attractive wood furniture and the remaining speakers in the other piece. Very retro. Call 301-7433643. $30 each.

YARD SALES
Moving Sale- Sat 8/25. 7-3pm. Yard, tools, home items & more. ALL MUST GO! 19043 MAllard Creek Ct Valley Lee. 1/2 m fr firehouse.

Retail Professionals
McKays has immediate openings in Key Positions.

Got Something For Sale?

Get It In Writing.
Whether theyre in the market for a new home, apartment, condo or co-op, people still turn to the Classifieds first.

Store Manager
Requirements: Familiarity with and experience in all phases of Grocery Store Management. Great Customer Service and Communication skills. Ability to provide Leadership and Team-Building in our store.

Meat Cutter
Requirements: Retail Meat-cutting experience. Good Customer Service skills. Flexibility for scheduling.

Pharmacist
Requirements: Current, valid Maryland License. Great Customer Service and Communications skills. Familiarity with retail pharmacy operations. Flexibility for scheduling. We are considering a Managing Pharmacist position for the company. Part-time and/or Fill in candidents would also be considered and are welcome to apply.

Food Service Manager

Requirements: Familiarity with and experience in Deli/Bakery operations. Good Customer Service and Communication skills. Thorough knowledge of sanitation and food safety requirements. Supervisory experience.

The County Times Classifieds 301-373-4125

For more information, call Luann: 301-373-5848

Send resume to: P. O. Box 98 Hollywood, MD 20636 Or fax it to: 301-373-5338 McKays offers competitive pay rates and benefits; Health and Dental Insurance, 401(k), and more. We are an equal opportunity employer.

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The County Times

Thursday, August 23, 2007

Historical Southern Maryland, where the Potomac, Patuxent and Chesapeake meet.
Other historic sites in Southern Maryland include:
Swamp Sanctuary in Prince Frederick n Breezy Point Beach and Campground in In Calvert County: Chesapeake Beach n St. Peters Chapel in n Calvert Cliffs State Park in Solomons Lusby n Middleham Episcopal n Calvert Country Market in Chapel in Lusby Prince Frederick n Christ Church Parish in n Flag Ponds Nature Park in Port Republic Lusby n St. Edmonds United n Kings Landing Park in Methodist Church in Huntingtown Chesapeake Beach n Amphibious Training Base n Smithville United in Solomons Methodist Church in n Arthur Storer Planetarium Dunkirk in Prince Frederick n Mt. Harmony United n Drum Point Lighthouse in Methodist Church in Solomons Owings n J.C. Lore and Sons Oyster n Mt. Hope United Methodist House in Solomons Church in Sunderland n Chesapeake Biological n St. Pauls Episcopal Church Laboratory Visitor Center in Prince Frederick in Solomons n American Chestnut Land n Historic Lower Marlboro in Trust in Port Republic Prince Frederick n Battle Creek Cyprus
n Old Field Inn in Prince

Frederick.

In Charles County:
n Trinity Church, Newport

Oldfields Chapel in Hughesville n Christ Church in La Plata n St. Ignatius Church in Chapel Point, n Wayside Parish in Newburg n St. Josephs Church in Pomfret n St. Marys Church in Newport n St. Peters Church in Waldorf n Bryantown Historic District n Thomas Stone National Historic Site n Hughesville, Cedarville State Park n Myrtle Grove Wildlife Management Area n Chicamuxan Wildlife Management Area

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Smallwood State Park Doncaster Forest Purse State Park Chapel Point State Park Laurel Springs Regional Park n Gilbert Run Park n Oak Ridge Park n Walls Bakery Wigwam in Waldorf n Twin Kiss Ice Cream in Waldorf n Amish Craftsman at the Hughesville Bargain Barns n Captain Billys Crabhouse in Popes Creek n Robertsons Crabhouse in Popes Creek n Captain Johns Crabhouse in Cobb Island n Marshall Hall in Bryans Road n The Port Tobacco Courthouse One Room Schoolhouse in Port Tobacco.

in St. Marys County:

n All Faith Episcopal Church

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

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 n St. Marys Chapel in Ridge n Greenwell State Park 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