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Nine Players Ejected Following on Court Scuffle Early in Game
By Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer Seven minutes, nine players. Just seven minutes into Great Mills home match-up against Thomas Stone on Friday, a bench-clearing brawl broke out on the court leading to the ejection of nine players. The fight erupted when Hornet guard Darien Thornton and Stones Malcom White got tangled up and began a shoving match. One player took a swing at the other, and both benches quickly ran to the action, which poured over the edge of the court by the bleachers. The fight lasted less than a minute, as police stormed the court to pull players apart from each other. Five Stone players and four Great Mills players were immediately ejected and taken off school property. After the altercation, police conversed with coaches from both sides as well as Great Mills athletic director Brenda Henley. They eventually escorted all fans out of the gym, announcing that the game was over. An hour later, though, with the gym empty of everyone but cheerleaders, media, referees, and the remaining players, the game resumed. We talked with the coaches and they thought we could play the game, Henley said. So we tried to give them a safe environment to do that. I thought that the staff of Great Mills did a fantastic job [handling the situation], Hornet head coach Frank Pack said. I thought Thomas Stones coaching staff and whoever they had here was fantastic. Its a credit to both schools to kind of go through See Fight page B-2

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Mustangs Knock Knights off Horse

By Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer Rykens nine-point lead in the third quarter against visiting Bishop McNamara quickly slipped away in the final minutes of Tuesday nights game, as they fell 59-54 in conference action. Theyre a good team, Ryken head coach Danny Sancomb said of McNamara. They executed a little bit better than we did down the stretch and they made some big shots. The Mustangs outscored Ryken 25-13 in a fourth quarter surge that gave them the lead for good. The loss was a tough one to swallow for the Knights, especially after their comeback halfway through the game put them in position to win. Were definitely frustrated right now, guard R.J. Buck said. It was real quiet in the locker room. The Knights fell behind early in the game, and were down by as much as 11 in the second quarter. A rebound and a two-handed dunk by forward Jon Taylor ended the half on a high note for Ryken, as they went into the locker room down six. I was just trying to come out and play hard, try to rebound, try and get my team back in the game, Taylor said. I was just trying to bring energy to the game. Taylor scored five points and pulled down five boards for the Knights. Center John Flowers also had a big night for Ryken in the paint, scoring 14 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. His performance helped the Knights pull off a 19-6 run in the third quarter, which gave them the advantage heading into the final quarter of play. Point guard Julius Brown had a good third quarter as well, scoring seven of his 19 See Knights page B-3

Mary Washington Sinks Seahawks

By Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer
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Only players, cheerleaders, referees, media, and janitors were in attendance at the Great Mills basketball game against Thomas Stone after a fight broke out. Nine players were ejected from the game.

Facing Mary Washington - an undefeated team in the Capital Athletic Conference

Theyre the defending champs in the conference, Seahawk head coach Andre Barbins said. We obviously have a long ways to go, but well hope to be a little more

Tragic Loss, Emotional Win

By Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer well. I feel like were doing what were supposed to do and For the Saint Marys Colwere helping those guys malege mens basketball team ture and make good decisions head coach Chris Harney, that will carry over in the real Saturdays one-point victory world, Harney said. Obviover Salisously, this bury the is just a number game, you one team in know? In the Capital the grand Athletic scheme Con fe rof things, ence (CAC) its just a was more basketball than just game. I a thrilling think these finish. guys are On Frilear ning day night, life leswhile Harsons about ney was keeping it out recruittogether ing local and keeptalent, he ing cool. received a Hopef u lphone call ly, thats on his cell whats bephone that ing taught. his college Not to just coach and put the mentor, ball in the Bob Flynn, hoop. died of a F o r massive S e a h aw k heart atplayers, tack at age who did 49. Flynn not know coached Flynn very at Saint well at all, M a r ys winning College against from 1994Salisbury 1999 bewas in fore bededication coming the to their head coach coach and at McDanhis friend. iel College. We Harney wanted played unto win it der Flynn for our Photo by Andrew Knowlton coach, the as a Sea h a w k T.J. Jordan of Saint Marys College drives to the basket against a Salisbury defender. The Seahawks beat Salisbury 77-76 McDaniel from 1993 for their first conference win. c o a c h , to 1995. center eternal optimist. It kind of reIt still hasnt really hit Terror. Alex Irmer said. There were Harney was very close minds me all the time that its me, Harney said. We were a lot of factors tonight that with Flynn, and said he would never that bad. going into this game and I Harney says he passes played into the game. Today, didnt know what to feel. It receive calls from his old almost seemed like it wasnt coach after every game. Fly- these important life lesnn also emailed Harney about sons on to his players as See Emotinoal Win page B-2 real. Before the game against Salisbury, Harney said he went to Peebles and bought a green tie in dedication of Flynn, whose team at McDaniel is nicknamed the Green five times per week, giving him advice on basketball, and more importantly, on life. He taught me how to be optimistic no matter what, Harney said. Youve got to enjoy life. He was such an
Brandon Eads swims the backstroke for the Seahawks 400 medley relay. The team -which won that race by six seconds - was also comprised of Samuel Fleming, Michael Kerr, and Robert Wiley.
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- was not a good way for the Saint Marys College mens and womens swim team to return from their holiday break. Mary Washington defeated the Seahawks on both the mens and womens sides on Saturday afternoon at Saint Marys College. The men fell 104-81, while the women lost 122-75.

competitive at the conference championships and then in the next couple years, hopefully well get even closer to them. The Seahawks spent their winter break in Florida, where they trained in and out of the water. Along with two intense See Sink page B-2

Lady Seahawks Lose Close Rivalry Game

By Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer The Lady Seahawks of St. Marys College put up a battle in a home rivalry game against Salisbury University on Saturday, but came up short in the final minutes, losing 84-80 in Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) action. Freshman Stephanie Saint Aubin powered the Seahawks with her season-high 24-point performance, but Salisburys perimeter shooting was the difference in the game. Forward Jessica Mills and guard Meghan Phillips led the way for Salisbury, combining for 50 points, over half of which came from the threepoint line. You cant really stop that, Saint-Aubin said. I mean, we could have gotten out on them faster and put a hand in their face when they were shooting. I think we had a few slight lapses in communication. We dont have the luxury of having lapses for that long, Saint Marys head coach Nan Hambrose added. Mills was on fire, and we didnt get out of our zone quickly enough. They got us from the arc early. Salisbury took advantage of those lapses. In the first half, the Seagulls went on a 20-11 run to take their first See Rivalry page B-2

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free-throws I feel complete- for the Hornets, who lost to ly confident that the kids we Stone the first time they met had tonight can step in there this season on Jan. 3. With FriContinued from page B-1 and compete with anybody. day nights win, Great Mills The win was important moves past the Cougars in that and quickly deal with the situation, yet move on with basketball. At 9 p.m., the game recommenced, with the Hornets leading 14-12 in the last minute of the first quarter. With two starting players ejected, the Hornets had to look to their bench to pull them through. Guard Sid Ridley was their man, as he came into the game to score 15 points. Cody Kohn played his role by dropping 16 points, while center Trae Jacobs chipped in 14. The Hornets charged to a 14-point lead at halftime and didnt look back. I knew that we were going to lose a couple players, so I had to step up, Ridley said. My role is not always to score 20 in a night, but I just come in and try to do my thing, try to score points for my team. Peck was also pleased with his benchs performance. I thought [point guard] Christian Rosado came in and gave us good, solid minutes, he said. [Center] Chris Photo by Andrew Knowlton Branch came in and gave us Point guard Cody Kohn makes a no-look pass to a teammate in some quality rebounds, got a the second quarter of the game. Cohn scored 16 points in leading the Hornets to a 73-59 win over Thomas Stone. bucket, was fouled, got some ting one Emotional Win to extendof two foul shots the lead to four Continued from page B-1 we came together. The Seahawks came together and played an inspired 40 minutes of basketball. They fought back from a 31-17 deficit midway through the first half and sparked a 21-9 run that cut the lead to two going into the break. Irmer led the Seahawks with 15 points in the first half and finished the game with 20. Salisbury guard Ray Williams kept the Seagulls in the game with his 31 points. He knocked down seven threes and shot 50 percent in the game. But in the last minute, the Seahawks made clutch shots and defensive stops. We had a team meeting this morning to talk about some concerns, and defense was the number one thing we talked about, point guard Mike Smelkinson said. We wanted to play hard every possession and not take any possessions off, and thats what we did today. Guard Tyson Lesesne, who scored 16 points on the night, found Calvin Wise open under the basket for two points, which tied the game up. The Seahawks then forced Williams to turn the ball over on a pass that sailed out of bounds. With time ticking off the shot clock, and 26 seconds left in the game, Smelkinson buried a three-pointer to give St. Marys the lead. Ive been getting those [open] looks [at the basket] all year, really, said Smelkinson, who recorded 18 points. The shots just fell today. Irmer followed by hit-

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SMAC standings and sit only behind Lackey for first place. For Great Mills, winning the SMAC championship is a goal they set early this season, and beating Stone only brings them closer to accomplishing that goal, Kohn said. Were even with the top teams, Peck added. We have to make sure that we take each game from here on out one at a time and not get overconfident so that we can still control our season. The Hornets played Stone with far more intensity than the first time they faced the Cougars, Kohn said. Theyre a great game. We played a great team, he added. We just came out and played all four quarters. Last time we played them, we quit in the second half. [Tonight] we kept playing two halves. You play two halves pretty good, youre going to win a game. Our intensity was just amazing, Ridley said. Even though we lost three of our players, four of our players, it was just still amazing how we had our intensity We just came in and shut it down. Peck was concerned that his team would come out flat after the one-hour break, but

ultimately, the delay helped the Hornets refocus their energy. I was beginning to be a little worried about how long it was, he said. But I think in hindsight, it kind of helped us. We were able to process the incident, talk about that, and refocus on basketball and come out with intensity. The Hornets improve to 9-2 overall and 4-1 in SMAC, and have beaten two previously undefeated conference teams in a row. While the wins boost the Hornets in the standings, they will most likely play without starters Will Smith and Thornton in their upcoming games. Once we figure out by rule what punishments have to be implemented, then on top of that, there will be some type of disciplinary action from my part, Peck said. Its a shame. Its a huge shame that you have fans that wanted to see [the game], [and] parents who wanted to see the game. I thought we were playing well. Im satisfied with the victory, Im just a little disappointed that as a basketball family and basketball team, we werent all together to do it.

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Continued from page B-1 swim workouts each day, the team ran, did ab workouts, pushups, and competed in an annual ocean swim with 350 other competitors. The trip left the team tired, but Seahawks swimmers still had some of the best performances of the day against Mary Washington. Sophomore Brie McDowell crushed two school records in leading the womens team. Her time of 2:12.81 in the 200 IM broke her own previous record by almost two seconds in that event. She then broke an eight-year old school record in the 200 backstroke with a time of 2:34.28. The previous school record was more than four seconds slower. McDowell piled up 18 points with her wins in those two events. She has already qualified for Division III Nationals, Barbins said of McDowell. The last goal remaining is to be ready for conference championships and then refocus on getting ready for nationals. The Eagles claimed seven of 11 events on the mens side and cruised to their fourth consecutive CAC victory. Despite the loss, Saint Marys had several promising performances from some young swimmers. Sophomore Joey Quase won the 1,000 freestyle in a time of 10:53.17. He wasnt on the team first semester, Barbins said of Quase. Now hes now back on the team and he was able to win the 1,000, so its just good to get some pieces back and get ready for the late-season push for the conference championships. The 400-medley relay team comprised of Brandon Eads, Samuel Fleming, Michael Kerr, and Robert Wiley defeated the Eagles by more than six seconds. Just coming off the training trip, it was good to see that our guys were able to swim well, Barbins said.

With the win, the Seahawks improve to 6-7 overwith 5.5 seconds showing all and 1-4 in CAC. One more on the game clock. Wil- win will have them at .500 for Continued from page B-1 liams sprinted up court and the season. lead of the game. Saint-Aubin scored a layup to break that run, but Salisbury ended the half with a 12-0 run. Momentum swung again in the beginning of the second half, as the Seahawks mounted a 19-6 run and momentarily took control of the lead. We pushed the ball and had the opportunity to get a lot of layups, Hambrose said. The Seahawks second half run was capped by guard Kiely Murphys back-to-back three-pointers. With more than six minutes to play, Seagull shooters made their presence felt by knocking down threes and building a 13-point lead. Saint-Aubin scored seven points in the last two minutes, including a buzzer beating layup, but the late run was not enough for the Seahawks. I knew that we wanted to get a win at home, so I put

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in my all-out effort, she said. Basically everybody came into the game playing together and communicating. Its a tough loss. We kind of had a recruiting war with Salisbury over Steph, Hambrose said. So I think she wanted to go out there and play extra well today, and she did. She played with a lot of energy. Along with Saint-Aubins 24-point and five steal performance, guard Megan Uglik contributed 16 points and eight rebounds, while Murphy came off the bench to add 12 points and nine rebounds. The loss sinks the Lady Seahawks to last in CAC with an 0-4-conference record. They faced Gallaudet University - also a winless team - last night on the road in search of their first conference victory. Results will be posted at www.somd.com.

Seahawk center Alex Irmer hops into the paint while his Salisbury opponent guards him closely. Irmer scored 20 points in the one-point victory.

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knocked down a buzzer beating three, but the basket was not enough, and the Seahawks escaped with a 77-76 win over a team previously unbeaten in the conference. It feels good, man! Lesesne said. First win against a number one team - it couldnt be better! It starts now. We got over that hump, so now it just gets better. Weve got to keep it going, keep it rolling, and take it one game at a time. Its a new season, Harney added.

While the Seahawks have endured some ups and downs this year, Harney will continue to pass along Flynns optimistic advice to his players, and with that, he hopes they will be able to get through the toughest of times. I try to tell them that no matter how bad it gets, just keep your head up, Harney said. Its not about how hard you fall, youve just got to get up and keep going.

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of waiting, and the ejection of nine players (five from Stone and four from Great Mills), the game was played out with no further quarrels. Many fans were unhappy as they left the gym, feeling that the decision made to clear them out was unfair. While I understand the sentiment of these hundreds of fans, who wanted to see the outcome of this close and exciting game between two top teams in SMAC, I believe the situation was handled well and the right choice was made. The game was only seven minutes old when the fight broke out, and three full quarters remained. With that much time left, there is no telling how much the tension between remaining players could have escalated, especially with added pressure from fans. But the one-hour break allowed the players who were left to regain their composure and put the fight behind them. I think that my team has a tendency to play, at times, to the crowd, said Great Mills head coach Frank Peck. After the fans were out of here, I thought that the players I had on the bench all focused on one thing: basketball. Not putting on a show, nothing else. They concentrated on basketball. Finishing the game after the break allowed for a safe and peaceful resolution. Canceling or postponing the event would have left things on a sour note for both teams. Now, Great Mills and Thomas Stone will not have to face each other again for the rest of the season (unless they meet in the playoffs). If they do happen to meet in the playoffs - which will not be until late February or early March - both schools will be fully prepared to make the game safe for players and fans to enjoy. Of course, it is important that the players involved in the fight face appropriate disciplinary action. There is no room for fighting in a high school basketball game, and the schools and staff, Im sure, will make that clear when punishing those involved in the fight. In her 13 years as athletic director of Great Mills High School, Brenda Henley says she has never seen a fight break out in a basketball game. Her goal, and that of the school and coaches, is to never let it happen again.

By Andrew Knowlton Staff Writer After Friday nights fight between Great Mills and Thomas Stone basketball players, the police, the schools athletic director, and coaches from both teams made a decision to resume play only after fans were told to leave the premises. After an hour

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Guard R.J. Buck dribbles between his legs during a 19-6 third quarter run for the Knights. Despite a strong third quarter, the Knights lost to Bishop McNamara 59-54.

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Continued from page B-1 points during that period. Freshman guard Elijah Matthews hit a big three-pointer at the end of the third quarter to give Ryken their biggest lead of the night at 41-32. Shooting guard Janko Kajtez was the third highest scorer for the Knights with 12 points, and also helping build the third quarter lead was guard R.J. Buck, who pulled down four rebounds, but more importantly, took two charges at critical moments in the game. R.J. Buck is a very good player, Sancomb said. He does everything very well. He rebounds well, he handles the ball well, he shoots well, de-

fends well, and he sacrifices his body. He plays with a lot of heart. The intensity that the Knights played with in the third quarter did not roll over into the fourth, Sancomb said. I dont think in the fourth quarter we defended like we did in the third quarter, he added. I think we gave them open looks, which we didnt in the third quarter. If you give anybody in our league open looks, theyre going to knock them down. According to Sancomb, fatigue started to set in for his players late in the game. We were a little bit flat, a little bit frustrated, a little bit tired, he said. We played four times last week and this week its wearing off. I think our legs were a little bit tired at the end of the game. The Knights stayed within range to win the game, but were unable to close the gap in the final minutes of play. Its frustrating, but weve just got to bounce back and

get ready for St. Johns, Taylor said. The Knights will return to the court tomorrow to play St. Johns at home. Players rested yesterday to freshen up for that game, Sancomb said. Weve got to take it one game at a time, he added. Were not even looking at the playoffs right now. Were focusing on Friday versus St. Johns, and then weve got to get ready for [Bishop] OConnell after that. While Ryken has suffered some heartbreaking losses this season, they will learn from their experiences and benefit from them in the end, according to Buck. All these games that were having right now, these tough losses that were taking, these bumps in the road, I think theyre going to end up helping us at the end of the season in the playoffs, he said. Were a good team, added Sancomb. If we play our brand of basketball, well beat anybody.

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TV included. Prefer long term renter, but no lease required, 1 person, no pets, no smoking indoors. Easy commute to Webster Field, College, and Pax River. Currently has basic furnishing. Ready for you to move in! Has great view of Potomac River and sits on 2 1/2 acres of land. Has gas cooking and oil heat. Located on Wynne Road, in Ridge, MD. For more information or to see the house, please call 301-872-9049 and leave a message and someone will return your call. Thank you!!! This is a great house in a great neighborhood. Townhouse for rent available Feb 1st. Plenty storage and fenced backyard, 2 assigned parking spaces in front of the house. Conveniently located half mile from the Naval Base Patuxent River, library and shopping areas. Deposit may be split in 2 mos. period. Sorry, No Pets Allowed. Showing by appointment only, 410-610-9846. Brand new 1 bedroom, 1 bath, washer/dryer, dishwasher, wall to wall carpet and mini blinds. Has separate private entrance and is located minutes from Pax River NAS. Please call Kim Guy @ (301)475-6752 Price: $800.00 Brand new 1 bedroom, 1 bath, washer/dryer, dishwasher, wall to wall carpet and mini blinds. Has separate private entrance and is located in a small quaint neighborhood . Please call Kim Guy @ (301)475-6752 Price: $850.00 Nicely remodeled inside and out home has 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, living room, dinning room, kitchen, sun room, washer/dryer, dishwasher, hardwood floors and mini blinds. Is located minutes from Pax River NAS and Solomons Island. Please call Kim Guy @ (301)475-6752 Price: $1,250.00 Well kept top floor unit overlooking lake. Halfwall kitchen, dining area, balcony, washer/dryer. Access to swimming pool, excercise facility and club house included. Please... No pets or section 8. Centrally located to work centers, shopping, etc. Please call 301-904-7088 for info or showing. Price: $975 2BR, 2BTH Mobile Home on Private Lot in St. Inigoes. Close to Webster Field. No Pets. $800.00 a month plus one months deposit. Call 240538-1101 for appointment to view. 2 bedroom 1 bath with attached garage located in a quiet neighborhood in Hollywood just minutes from Pax River Naval Air Station and only a short distance from Hollywood Elementary School. Home features hardwood floors, stackable washer and dryer, ceiling fan in each room, base board heat, central A/C and a large deck. The attached garage is currently being used as a play room but can be turned back into a garage it the tenant so desires. Grass Cutting and trash services are included in the rent. Credit Report Required. $1050 per month rent and Security Deposit. Contact 301481-3190 with any questions. Price: $1050.00 Have the convenience of sharing costs of a house without sharing the house, roommate barely there. $1,100 includes electric, water, phone, internet & trash pick-up Amenities: Fully furnished house including: Washer & Dryer, Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator w/ice maker, electric stove, Central AC/Heat, and much more. Great school district, walking

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HELP WANTED
Part-Time Teller needed for California, MD and Lusby, MD branches. Must be a team player, flexible, and able to work evenings and weekends. Experience preferred, but willing to train the right candidate. Please e-mail or FAX resume to (301)862-7700. Part time technician needed in our Lexington Park clinic. Hours are Monday & Wednesday 3:30 - 7PM and Tuesday & Thursday 3:30-5:30PM. Please email resume to gateaupt@netzero.com or fax to 410-326-2493 attn Fran or Michaela. Please call 410-326-3432 with any questions. Smart Start Daycare is now hiring for qualified Senior Staff. Must be dependable, honest, and reliable. Please call Stephanie Escalante at 301-373-7882 Bon Appetit is now hiring for Pantry/Salad Preps, cooks and servers. We offer full benefits packages for full time and part time employees including 401k, dental, vision and health. Please call 301904-5829 or email for potential employment. Busy, established auto parts store in Leonardtown is looking to hire either two part time or one full time delivery driver. Must be professional and customer oriented. Will Train - No Automotive Experience Required. Position requires ability to repeatedly lift and carry parts and packages which may weigh up to and over 50 pounds. Apply in-person during regular business hours with copy of your DMV driving record - see Roxanne, Store Manager. 301-475-8931 Education facility in Hollywood, Maryland is seeking a full time Clerical Receptionist. The Clerical Receptionist must have knowledge and understanding of all aspects of office skills. The person in this job must be able to perform a variety of tasks simultaneously. The person must also have an exceptional phone manner. The person should be able to type a minimum of 40 words per minute. A typing test will be given to demonstrate typing proficiency. The candidate will be competent in computer operations and must be experienced in word processing and desktop publishing using different software applications. Other responsibilities include assisting office staff with miscellaneous duties such as spiral binding, cutting, folding, bulk mailing, binder assembly, etc. To be considered for this position mail your resume to: Elaine Poland, 24494 Placid Harbor Way, Hollywood, MD 20636. Bob Taylor Engineering, Inc. is looking for field and lab technicians as well as drilling helpers for Geotechnical Investigations. Training is provided to hard workers who are able to be team players, experience is not necessary. We offer full health insurance packages, 401K and profit sharing. All applicants must: 1. Hold a clean valid Maryland drivers license 2. Have a high school diploma 3. Be able to work some weekends 4. Have own transportation 5. Be able to lift a minimum of 25lbs. Please fax or e-mail resume with references to: Bob Taylor Engineering, Inc. Attn: Stephanie Fax to - 301862-5764 or E-mail to - bte@somd.net Leonardtown Ford is currently seeking 7 Technician Trainees. Experience preferred but will train. Must be able to follow directions completely. Must be aggressive and ready to start an exciting career in automobile re-

HELP WANTED
pair. You will be trained by the BEST Ford Master Technicians. We are only interested in quality employees that care about our customers. MUST have valid drivers license, clean criminal record. We are a drug-free workplace and do random drug testing. Call Terry Gray at 301-475-3111 for an interview.

REAL ESTATE
down counter tops, and includes maple cabinets with crown molding. Dining are includes a walkout bay window. Master bedroom includes a large walk-in closet, plus a upgraded bath. Sales Price: $364,500.00 w/$5,000.00 closing assistance.2% Realtor Coop Call: 301-8848170 or 240-925-5980 Very nice rambler on a acre lot. Three bedrooms, two full baths, large eat in kitchen, living room and family room. Hardwood floors. Huge fenced in backyard, play area for the kids, plenty of extra space in large shed for storage or exercise area, large shed has heat, electric and cable. Also features a workshop with lights and electricity, and shed for lawn equipment. Large deck on the back of which has a roof. Stay warm with the woodstove and keep heating costs low. Central AC, oil heat. Located in St. Andrews Estates a wonderful neighbor hood with a playground within walking distance. The playground has baseball diamond, basketball court and large play area for the kids. Priced to sell quickly at $257,000, we are moving and need to sell immediately. If interested please call Mike or Sheila 301-862-7498. This lovely 3BR 1.5Ba Colonial home has been well maintained by the original owners. Situated at the end of a quiet culdesac, is minutes away from shops and schools,10 min. away from Lexington Park and the Naval Base. This home offers an updated kitchen with newer appliances. New Hot water heater, Central ac, heat. Full back deck. Well built, hardwood floors throughout. Full walkout basement, separate utility room, additional family room, laminate flooring. Great investment in a community that continues to grow and be revitalized. Owners will entertain reasonable offers. CAll Barbara @240-925-3558 to show.

REAL ESTATE RENTALS

distance to shopping and restaurants, house sits at the end of a cul-de-sac in a very quiet eighborhood. Perfect for a single mom on a tight budget. Roommate is a single mom who is barely there. Call for more details. Leslie 240-925-1719 Adult M/F professional to share 3 bedroom house. Located one mile from NAS Patuxent River. Private bathroom. Kitchen/ laundry privledges. Satellite, DSL connection. Non-smoker, no pets. Parking in driveway. $600 a month. $300 Security deposit required. Available after 15 Jan 2007. Call 301-904-9654.

VEHICLES
2000 Toyota Celica GTS Price: $9,000 1.8L I-4 VVT-I, $9,000, excellent cond, 96,000 mi, Dark Blue ext, fully loaded, Black Leather int, power windows and locks, power sun/moon roof, AM/FM CD/Tape radio, no modifications, 16 Alloy rims, tinted windows, new spark plugs, new brakes, JUST had oil changed, beautiful car a MUST SEE Contact Nicole @ 301-472-4372 or by e-mail at N_Goode_ 1029@yahoo.com SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY PLEASE!!! For pictures e-mail me! 1986 Chevrolet C-10 Price: $2,000. OBO1986 Chevy C-10 Had a baby, need a ext-cab only reason Im selling it Please Call 301-769-2594 for more details 2000 chevy 1500 ext. cab,v-8 5 speed,6lift,35x12.5-16 tires, eagle alloy16x10 wheels, new transmission and clutch with warrenty, recent tune up, stainless nerf bars, stainless grill, lund cab visor and vent shades ,soft bed cover, fiberglass leer cap, pioneer amp,2 8subs,fully loaded, with cd and sirius radio, new flowmaster duall exhaust with stainless tips, great shape. 301-872-4305 $13000.00 Price: $2,500.00 OBO clean 88 thunderbird turbo coupe all the options but leather and equalizer has sunroof a/c works great car for daily driver it has the 2.3l turbocharged motor and automatic transmission. very clean car must see needs a little work but nothing major please call me at home 301 884 5793 or my cell at 301 643 7034 ask for David if i dont answer leave me a message and Ill call you back thanks!!! 1996 Chevrolet IMPALA SS Price: 16000 OBO This impala is super clean inside and out. Garage kept. New borla exhaust system, headers back and many other performance upgrades. Call for more information. 301-481-3509. 1996 Chevy Cavalier for sale, very reliable and runs great. No dents and no rust. Brand new tires and brakes. This will be perfect for first time drivers. Contact Kevin at 240-298-5702 Price: $1850.00 OBO 16-foot Anderson dovetail equipment trailer with fold-up ramps, rated for 6 tons. Brakes, lights, tires, and wiring are all good. $2500, call Mike at (301) 481-1101. Price: 2500 2002 Ford F-150 Super Crew FX4 Lariat, 68K miles, 4x4, 5.4L auto, fully loaded, heated leather seats, power moon roof, remote start, p/w, p/l, p/s, cruise, tow package, brand new tires, newer brakes, well maintained, great looking truck! $17,500 / OBO, call Mike at (301) 481-1101. 1985 Buick T-TYPE Price: 1500.00 OBO Its a 3.8 V-6 turbo car. It has been sitting for quite some time now. When it was parked it did run. Their are rust spots on the doors. The grill isnt on the car but it is in the trunk along with the radio control panel. It has the buick rims and all emblems. Its a good car and I have lots of pics...Title also thanks!! 301-769-1913 1969 and older Ford F100 Price: $1000.00 Project truck. For some picture send your email address to my email cjmalbert@verizon.net Truck is in good shape for its year.1953 351c eng. automatic c6 trans. Home phone 301-862-5658, cell 301-672-0802 1999 GMC Sierra Price: 2500.00 OBOGreat work truck, custom

VEHICLES
installed ladder rack, fiberglass lift lid on bed, good tires, brand new breaks. Needs shocks and catalytic converter repair. Body and interior in good condition, nice looking truck! Call Dave at 301-904-9877 or 301-872-4130. i have a 2000 yamaha warrior looks great runs good, has k&n filter, after market exhaust and jet kit, tires are in excellent shape all plastic is in great shape looks good. Im looking to possibly swap for a utility type 4 wheeler of similar value, I have a need for one like that more than a sport one. Call me at 240925-3018,301-872-4305. Price: 1500.00 or trade

BoATS
board/Outboard OMC Mercruiser engine (great for parts) No major hull damage. Boat and trailer sold as one. Please call 240-434-9389 to leave message. Calls will be returned as soon as possible. Boat currently located in Golden Beach area. Price: $1000 neg 16 Bay Built Fiberglass center console open V hull fishing or Crabbing boat comes with life jackets anchor fish finder and depth 25 HP Johnson Tracker and the elbow for crab line. This is a real nice boat well kept and ready for this spring only a couple of months a way. Also it comes with a Ventura trailer. I can send a photo if you need it my email address is rcbrooks@aaahawk. com $2,500.00 OBO Call Roy 240-298-2606 / 301-373-3774

gENERAL mERCHANDISE
duction hood for between a 1984-1987 monte carlo ss. i would prefer steel but will go for a fiberglass one, whatever is possible. Price range between $200-$350 please contact george at 301-481-2541 Basketball Hoop with Portable Base. Great Shape $75.00 Call 240-298-1867 Solid wood quilt rack with heart cut outs on both sides. $15.00 Great Shape. Call 240-298-1867 Entertainment stand less than 1 year old. Purchased for over $100.00. In very good shape. 1 Or 2 little scuffs. Holds most 32 tvs under 135 lbs. Holding a 27 right now. Need to get rid of because we just bought a new tv and stand to accomadate the weight of the new tv. For more questions, call joe at 301-481-1140 or kathy at 301-481-2821. Just completed, handcrafted cherry gun cabinet. Made from solid cherry wood, sealed, stained in cherry, and finished in shellac. Very nice finish. Everything was hand made down to the molding. Handcrafted raised panel sides. Holds nine (9) guns. Three halogen recessed lights. Upgraded double strength glass. Dual latching lock system for top and bottom cabinet, with matching key. Four copies made of key. Brass hardware. Cherry stained and sealed drawer box enclosed and locked in the bottom cabinet. Thick crown molding. Dimensions: Height: 78 1/2 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches. Asking $700 Or Best Offer. For more information call 240-298-7796. For sale is a beautiful solid wood and tile kitchen table - the tabletop tile is decorative with a mural of a fruit basket and other pieces of fruit. There are some minor nicks in the tile - it came this way when it was purchased on clearance/as is nine years ago from a furniture store! This table is gently used and in great condition for any home - comfortably seats six. Dimensions: 62 1/2 long, 38 1/2 wide and 30 high. If interested, call 301 737 7711. We can email pictures upon request. Thank you! Price: $50 OBO Kolcraft universal express rider is the name of the double stroller, Used only four times. In excellent condition. Blue in color. Has 3 cup holders. Easy to close, can do it with one hand. Please call Sally at 240-925-5836 (Cell) M-F 5.30-900PM Sat and Sun Any time. Price: 60.00

BuSINESS
Established custom wheels and stereo shop for sale. Im moving out of the area and decided to sell the company. I will train the right person for four weeks. Asking 185,000 call 240 538 5323

REAL ESTATE
(BUYERS AGENTS WELCOMED!!) Nearly $100K worth of upgrades in this Winchester model! (See www.qbhi.com to look up the base model layout) 16x16 Screened porch off of HUGE Master Bedroom and Sunroom. 16x16 Sunroom. Large eat-in kitchen with beautiful cherry cabinetry w/ molding. HUGE pantry (a mini grocery store!). 2 foot extension off back of house and another 2 foot extension off side of house make bedrooms, kitchen and family room even BIGGER. 1000 sq feet of finished basement. 9 foot ceilings on main level. Gas fireplace! Brick front! 2-car sideload garage! Huge soaking tub in master! Kitchen under cabinet lighting! Microwave above oven upgrade! French-style doors throughout upper level of home! Pre wired for plasma wall television and surround sound! Upgraded trim on main level! Gutter screens! Upgraded bathroom tile! And MORE! One of the largest lots in the development! This house will sell fast - come take a look quickly! 301-4756885. Will email pictures upon request. This charming three bedroom two full bathroom home offers exceptional living spaces. This home is close to NAS PAX just 1 miles to gate 2. The home comes with a large wood deck 12X 8, new carpet, freshly painted, new roof, new doors, new walkway, central A/C and great level yard, new refrigerator and stove. This property has city water and sewage. Room Measurements: LR -- 16x12, Kitchen -12x11, MB -- 12x11, BR -- 11x11, BR -- 11x9 For more information Please Call 410-474-1964 Waterfront home on Breton Bay with beautiful views! Features a 300 foot pier with 6 feet of deep water, 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 3 zone heating/ cooling, open kitchen, formal dining room, family room with fireplace, master bedroom has a sitting room with wood floors and great water view, huge sunroom also overlooking water, 2 car over-sized garage has 588 finished square feet above-ready for cable and includes multiple computer outlets. The roof, heat pumps, and furnace have been replaced within the last six years. Includes a one year HMS Home Warranty. Call and ask for Margarita Slade to see this home 240-298-5885, 301-373-6257 xt 233. NEW CUSTOM BUILT RAMBLER FOR SALE ON AMBER WAY!3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, dining area, kitchen with bar, laundry room, linen closets, coat closet in entry, large walk-in master closet. Home has many upgrades to include a few are chair railings, wide baseboard, upgraded kenmore appliance, duraceramic flooring, and columns separating main living area. Kitchen has island/bar with drop

SEEkINg RoommATES
Perfect for a commuter. I am looking for a young professional, military or commuter to rent the master bedroom with attached private bath and closet. The house is located less than one mile from gate three of the base in a private single family home neighborhood (Cedar Cove). Shared kitchen and full upstairs privileges. House already has high speed wireless internet and cable TV. Large kitchen with plenty of storage and micro, stove/ oven, and dish washer. Owner pays all utilities. Short term or month by month acceptable. Neighborhood has chesapeake bay access. Call Ridge @ 540 226 5729 or email hwturn@yahoo.com 5 Minutes from Base Gate!! Room available in Hickory Hills. Community offers pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, walking trails, and much more. Utilities include electric, gas, water, phone (for local calls), satelite tv, and wireless dsl internet connection available. Looking for responsible professional to share my townhouse. Please email if interested and/or for more information. Looking for individual to rent fully furnished bedroom with television and cable hookup, phone jack there for availability. All utilities included, nice neighborhood. No pets or smoking. $600.00/month. If interested please call 301-994-2644.

VEHICLE PARTS & SERVICES

8 ft Truck Cap White, Sliding windows, front and sides. Mounting Bracketsincluded Excellent Condition Asking $400.00 Please Call 301475-2854 or 240-4341929 or 1930. I have 4 used Good Year Wrangler tires for sale. The size is P255/70/16.Almost new condition with plenty of tread. $200.00 obo. I can be reached at 301-862-2689. If no answer, leave message. 1990 ford ranger for parts or fix up.. Great shape. Manual trans, engine 2.9 liter. Have pictures on request. 240-925-1311 90 Acura 4dr. V6 auto runs good abs brake light is on. All glass & lights are good.Has a virginia title. $5Oo.Oo call tom 240 298 1639 Locking fiberglass tonneau cover for 03 Dodge Dakota Quad-Cab. Should fit 00-04. Maroon in color. Century brand. Includes keys and clamps. Call Deb at 301-481-2894

FARm AND gARDEN

Straw for sale. $2.25 a bale Call any time at 301-481-6444.

PETS
Large dog crate with removable metal tray. Use for training and leaving inside. $25 Call 301-4816851 or 301-994-2448. This is a very nice flight cage which measures 5 feet wide by 18 tall and 18 deep. It is perfect for finches to fly in and spread their wings. It is black in color and also comes with a matching black stand. Call: Linda at: 301-870-4712 for more information! Price: $75.00 8 month old male cocker spaniel, blonde in color and also house broken. He has been neutered up to date on all shots and is crate trained. He also has papers so he can be registered. He comes with treats, food, and his crate. More info call 301-9041087 Billy Price: 450.00 Brand New Harley Davidson Cap for small dogs. Cost $3.00 Call 301-475-3589.

BoATS
16 Bay Built Fiberglass center console open V hull fishing or Crabbing boat comes with life jackets anchor fish finder and depth 25 HP Johnson Tracker and the elbow for crab line. This is a real nice boat well kept and ready for this spring only a couple of months a way. Also it comes with a Ventura trailer. I can send a photo if you need it my email address is rcbrooks@aaahawk. com $2,500.00 OBO Call Roy 240-298-2606 / 301-373-3774 1984 Sea Ray 28Cabin Cruiser (Sun Dancer 270) Priced for quick sale due to move, all serious offers considered Restored 1984 Sea Ray Cabin Cruiser with 10.5 beam. Single Mercruiser 454 with low hours, new manifolds and exhaust, rebuilt TRS drive Inboard/Outboard, new hot water heater, fresh water pump, air conditioning, new re-upholstered seats and cushions. Full head with shower, galley, microwave, TV, AM/FM Stereo with CD player, sleeps 6 comfortably, aft bunk and front v-berth. Does not have a trailer due to size. Currently winterized at Patuxent River Naval Air Station, MD. Asking $3,500.00, serious offers considered. Contact Kevin at 240298-5702. Needs minor engine work, lifter tapping noise. Phone calls only please 1988 Wellcraft, 23 footer with Cuddy Cabin. Trailer included. New 350/375 hp, through hull exhaust. Outdrive recently rebuilt. Clean boat. Runs great, sounds sweet! Have pictures. Must Sell. $15,000 OBO Call Sam Smith at 301-769-2116 AFTER 6pm please. DOES NOT RUN! In-

LoTS AND ACREAgE

This parcel close to water has great potential for Country Living it is made up of 20.63 ac with 12 ac of trees. An approved site plan for a 3000 sq ft house and a detached 3 car Garage with two bedroom apartment above. The property has easy access. This property is NOT subdividable The property is located at 48250 Mulberry Ln Saint Inigoes MD 20684 in can be found on Map 63 Grid 21 Parcel 396. All you need are plans for your dream home and a reliable builder! For more information please call 410-394-6620

FREE AND WANTED ITEmS

Hide-a-bed couch, Good condition, you pick up. 301-373-6470 Washing Machine. I can pick up at your convenience and or any day or evening....I have a trailer and helpers to carry and load for me.....if so please email me or call my home phone at 301-737-7807..as k for janet i am looking for a cowl in-

CHILD CARE
Hi, My name is Phyllis, I am a licensed daycare provider located in Lexington Park. My hours of operation are :M-F,6:00a. m.-6:30p.m.I provide a safe and loving environment for your child. For more information n please call me @ 301-737-3506. I currently have openings for children ages two-four . I am located in California. If you are interested please contact Natasha at 301-997-0479.

REAL ESTATE RENTALS

Hollywood; Clean 3 bedroom ranch, on 7/10 acre lot at the end of a culde-sac, Gillens Grove Subdivision, ready for move-in, W/ appliances, great neighborhood,. Bath & A half, main bath upgraded, oversized garage, Oil forced air heat W/ central AC. Features include hard wood and linoleum floors, 5 lighted ceiling fans, great kitchen / dining area, 12 X 12 deck, large back yard W/ storage shed. New items; Mini window blinds, all interior paint, Forced air duct vents, cement sidewalk. This property shows well. Contact owner, W. Master at (410-6107249). Alternate, Gail at (301-373-4779). 1 bedroom apartment located on Smith Creek. Large Deck overlooking the water, Plenty of room, Quiet, Beautiful Views and Sunsets, Easy access to water. Electric, Wireless Internet, Sat

AUCTION SALE
OFFICE FURNITURE - OFFICE MACHINES - MISC. EQUIPMENT moved for convenience of sale to:

VEHICLES
1989 Acura Integra Price: $800.Obo Runs great very fun car. This car needs some TLC.. a little bit of work needs to be done to the interior. only needs about $400 to repair for inspection. drive axles and rotors and front right parking light has a crack in it. Ive put a new exhaust system standard from the cadillac converter and back. So this Integra DOHC 1.6L 4cyl 35 mpg 4speed Automatic car is for sell $800 OBO..call 301-7698757 if u would like to buy Thank You 1993 GMC 1500 2wd Price: $600.00 Could be a good work truck needs trans (4l60e) I bought it as a project but dont have the time. 5.0 V8 runs good, Trans slips and no reverse, Interior gray, decent tires and good brakes has a bed cover. $600.00 OBO

VFW POST 2632 23282 THREE NOTCH ROAD CALIFORNIA, MD 20619 TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2007 9:30 A.M.
This sale has something for everyone! Surplus supplies - folders, copy paper, pads, ring binders, envelopes, and more, many new in factory cartons Machines - copiers, computers, fax machines, printers including lease returns, all tested in working condition Furniture - lateral & vertical files, desks, chairs, tables, bookcases & more Misc. Items - surge protectors, CDs, USB cables, cleaning wipes & many more computer related items, most new in factory cartons This is an excellent opportunity to buy in any quantity at auction prices SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 9:30 AM Inspection From 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM On Sale Day This is a good inventory of clean, late model equipment & furniture. This is not Government Surplus. TERMS: Payment on Sale Day in Cash, Cashiers Check or Company Check with Valid Bank Letter of Guarantee For more information and upcoming auctions, please call 215-364-2260 www.jcstephenson.com J.C.STEPHENSON - AUCTIONEER

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Thursday, January 18, 2007

Hollywood VFD Installs Officers, Turns 50

All photos by Bryan Jaffe

Saturday evening, the Hollywood Volunteer Fire Department celebrated their annual induction of officers, but also celebrated a more significant milestone, as the department reached the half century mark. To celebrate, they unveiled the 50 year anniversary logo, above. From left, Charter Members of the HVFD Bill Schmalgemeyer; Bill Jones; Billy Huseman, the Departments first Chief; Elwood Joy and Frances Norris unveil and stand by the logo. Not pictured are charter members Albert Johnson and Repete Mattingly.

Pictured above is the induction of the Line Officers. From left, Chief Engineer Ricky Pilkerton; Water Supply/Training Officer Jimmy Lloyd; Safety Officers Dale Pilkerton Jr. and Steve Facini; Lieutenants Sean Bear and Scott Raley; Captains Ricky Brady and D.J. Brady; Deputy Chief Billy Hill; Assistant Chief Dale Pilkerton and Chief Dennis Brady. Swearing the line in is HVFD first Chief Billy Huseman.

Pictured above is the swearing in of the Department officers. From left, Chief Dennis Brady; Chaplain John Gatton, Sr.; Board of Directors Member (1 year) R. Kenneth Johnson; Board of Directors Member (2 years) Donald Insley; Treasurer Stephen Facini; Vice President Charles Mattingly, III and President William Mattingly, Jr. Swearing the officers in is Elwood Joy, the HVFDs first Vice President. Not pictured is Secretary Tammy Sweeney.

The Ladies Auxiliary swore their officers in as well Saturday night. From left, Chaplain Rose Adams; Treasurer Frances Thompson; Secretary Georgette Moran; 2nd Vice President Juanita Johnson; 1st Vice President Elaine Quade and President Leone Gatton. Swearing the officers in is Paddy Borrelli.

Firefighter of the Year

Taking the top honor of the night was Firefighter of the Year, Ricky Brady, pictured to the right. In the photo to the left, Brady poses with (from left) Assistant Chief Dale Pilkerton, Sr.; Chief Dennis Brady and Deputy Chief Billy Hill. To the Right