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Barker, Smith Rescue Knights in Season Opener
Gorkin Siran Scored 15 points before fouling out in Rykens 85-75 win over McKinley Tech last Wednesday Night.
By Chris Stevens Staff Writer LEONARDTOWN With three starters fouling out in the fourth quarter and an intense opponent in McKinley Tech closing in, the St. Marys Ryken boys basketball team got a boost from juniors Kamaron Barker See Ryken Boys Basketball page B-2
Camontae Griffins 31 points helped the Seahawks beat Marymout University Saturday night, and keep them unbeaten at 7-0.
SMCs Bethany Townsend prepares to score as Marymounts Samantha Spencer gives chase.
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Gorkhan Sonmez shoots for two of his 22 points over McKinley Techs Antonio Jenifer.
played hard and kept their composure when the calls werent going our way, a politically correct Dave Tallman said of the 38 to 15 free throw advantage McKinley enjoyed on the evening in what was Rykens official season opener. Things were crazy and Kai Smith was the glue, he held us together. I just had to keep my head in the game and my teammates heads in the game, said Smith, who scored 17 points in the contest, and along with Barker played a critical role after R.J. Buck, Gorkhan Sonmez and Gorkin Siran fouled out in the final frame. We had to step up and make the shots when the starters had foul trouble. Sonmez and Siran, the two Turkish transfer students, combined for 37 points
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in their Ryken debuts, with Sonmezs 12 first quarter points (he led the team with 22 points overall) jumpstarting the Knights to an 11 point lead at intermission. The Trainers (0-2 on the season), led by Antonio Jenifers 22 points, clawed back into the game, shrinking the lead to double digits several times before two free throws by Deon Matthews and late lay-ups by Smith and Barker put the game away. I had to get on Kamaron a little bit at halftime, because we didnt feel he was doing what we needed on the boards, Tallman explained. He took what we told him, and went out and did the job in the second half. I just played hard and stepped up for the players who had to step out, said Barker, who scored nine of his 13 points down the stretch when the Knights needed points the most. We just have to stay focused and play the game, and play hard as a team. With Siran, Buck and Sonmez fouling out in a threeminute span, the Trainers made their run as an Anthony Myers tip-in shrunk the lead to 51-43 with just under six minutes to go in the game. McKinleys determined challenge was held off by Smith and Barkers combined 19 fourth quarter points, as
Kai Smiths 10 fourth-quarter points helped the Knights hold off McKinley Tech.
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Kai Smith sets up the offense while being guarded by the Trainers Anthony Myers.
well as solid defense from reserves Chris Robey and Devin Mackey. The tall and athletic Trainers served as an earlyseason test for the Knights and Tallman, who believe McKinley is as good as anyone they will see once they begin their conference schedule later this week. That team we played was a WCAC caliber team, he said of the Trainers. They lost to Roosevelt, who won the DC public league last year, by two points. That team we played was a very good team, and I was proud of my guys for keeping their composure.
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remember the last three minutes of the game, because thats when we woke up and started to do the things that we are capable of, he said. For the youthful Ryken girls, Friday nights win is hopefully the start of something big as they began their Washington Catholic Athletic Conference schedule this week. In order for us to have a successful season, said Zakiya Hunter, we have to keep the momentum from tonight with us.
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When youre playing with your friends, you want to go hard, Leddy explained of the rough and tumble style of play that prevailed on the evening. Everyone was so aggressive, it was definitely a fun and exciting game. The Knights led from start to finish, but really did not put the game away until late in the third quarter. The Hornets, led by 11 points each from Shamara Adams and Shawnese Taylor, got to within four points twice in the period, but a final minute burst, with baskets from Grund, Leddy, and a running, twisting short jumper by Hunter, pushed the lead back to 12. Then the Knights kept Great Mills, who got nine points from Ryshawn Butler and eight from Tori Bradburn, at bay for the final eight minutes, a quarter that Weisner hoped his team could Photo By Chris Stevens learn from as they traveled to games at River Tyneshia Baker leads the break for Great Mills during Hill and Henry Wise later this week. I hope they wake up tomorrow and only Friday nights girls basketball game.
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Finally, for Minnesota Timberwolves coach Randy Wittman, who was fired Monday afternoon, the bright side for you is that T-Wolves head honcho Kevin McHale will soon be following you in the unemployment line. You can then rip him for trading O.J. Mayo on draft day this past summer and ignoring the Portland Trailblazers rising star Brandon Roy a couple of draft days prior. For disgraced track and field star Marion Jones, Ive got some common sense for you, young lady. How can you ask for a pardon from outgoing president George W. Bush, when you LIED about your performance enhancing drug use, only to plead guilty in a court of law and spend six months in a federal prison? If Sammy Davis, Jr. is playing up in Heaven, I can hear him singing nowdont do the crime if you cant do the time, oh no For Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb, you get a one-way ticket out of Philadelphia, redeemable in places such as Minneapolis, Chicago and San Francisco. For all that youve given the Eagles franchise over the last 10 seasons, and to receive the treatment from the fans, the media and your own team that youve received is horrible. Therefore, you deserve a trade to either the up and coming Vikings, the desperate-for-a-leader 49ers, or your hometown Chicago Bears. That way, the world can understand that you still are a top-five quarterback in the NFL and that Andy Reid should have dealt with his drug-smuggling sons instead of putting the pressure all on your shoulders as his epic-fail play-calling might have knocked the Eagles out of the playoffs for another year. For Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops and Florida head man Urban Meyer, you two lucky young gentlemen get the right to face-off for the most meaningless national title in major college sports. To be fair, both of you won your conference championship games against strong and worthy opponents,
but as long as a computer decides who gets to play for major college footballs national championship, its about as weak as an O.J. Simpson innocent plea right about now. While it would take a Christmas miracle for a Division I-A college football playoff to occur in the future, I give shame to the NCAA and the Major College Conference presidents who let their overriding greed rob America of a true national champion.
Although, I must admit, it has not worked yet if were still deciding championship participants by keystrokes and outdated formulas. Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night! Any comments about this weeks From The Sports Desk? Contact Chris Stevens at chrisstevens@countytimes.net and share your thoughts about this weeks column.
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Girls Basketball St. Marys Ryken at Georgetown Visitation Invitational Wrestling Leonardtown at McDonogh (Baltimore County) Tournament St. Marys Ryken/Chopticon/Great Mills at Lackey Tournament
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Swimming Chopticon/Thomas Stone/Westlake at Lackey, 5 p.m.
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Boys Basketball Great Mills at Leonardtown, 7:30 p.m. Girls Basketball Leonardtown at Great Mills, 6:30 p.m. St. Marys Ryken at Georgetown Visitation Invitational Ice Hockey Northern vs. Leonardtown at Capital Clubhouse (Waldorf), 5 p.m. St. Marys Ryken at Bowie High School, 7 p.m. Swimming Great Mills vs. McDonough (Charles County) at Lackey, 5 p.m. Chopticon vs. Calvert at Lackey, 7 p.m. Wrestling Leonardtown at McDonough (Baltimore County) Tournament St. Marys Ryken/Chopticon/Great Mills at Lackey Tournament
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Wrestling La Plata at Chopticon, 7 p.m. Calvert at Great Mills, 7:30 p.m. Leonardtown/Patuxent/Thomas Stone at Thomas Stone, 5 p.m.
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Boys Basketball Northern at Chopticon, 7:30 p.m. La Plata at Great Mills, 7:30 p.m. Leonardtown at Westlake, 6:30 p.m. Girls Basketball Chopticon at Northern, 6:30 p.m. Great Mills at La Plata, 6:30 p.m. Westlake at Leonardtown, 7:30 p.m. Swimming Leonardtown at Great Mills, 5 p.m.
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Preston, sophomore Aaron Page (Keene, N.H./Keene), junior Cam Buckingham (Silver Spring, Md./Blake) and sophomore Jackson Webb (Leonardtown, Md./Leonardtown) picked up 24 points with their seventh-place finish in the 200 free relay (1:32.49). Preston then added 15 points to St. Marys point total with his fourth-place finish in the 500 free with a time of 4:55.20. The foursome of sophomore Gabe Grace
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Grace, Page, Kent, and Preston took sixth in the 200-medley relay with their time of 1:43.11 to notch another 26 points. Buckingham added 13 points to the Seahawk total with his sixth-place finish in the 400 IM in 4:28.70, while Kent and Webb combined for five points with their 13th (56.37) and 16th (57.37) place finishes in the 100 fly. Preston was seventh in the 200 free as he swam a 1:49.19 to pick up 12 more points, while Page came in 16th in the 100 breast in
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Grace started off the third and final session for the Seahawks with a 14th-place finish in the 200 back in 2:05.10. The Seahawks took eighth, ninth, and 10th in the 200 fly as Webb came in eighth in 2:09.29, Buckingham was ninth in 2:09.54, and Kent took 10th in 2:10.53. The trio combined for 27 points. The Seahawks added 28 points to their
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McDowell, Sokolove, Hotchko, and Koerner picked up a second-place finish in the 200 medley relay with their time of 1:50.83 to add 34 points to their score. Freshman Katie Serfling (Frederick, Md./ Urbana) placed 15th in the 400 IM in 5:07.98. Hotchko captured the 100 fly in 58.00, just .04 seconds off the school record set by Beth Dobson in 2006 (57.96). Hotchkos time was also an NCAA provisional cut. Junior Anna Chiplis (Silver Spring, Md./Montgomery Blair) came in seventh in the same event in 1:03.43, while freshman Christine DiMenna (Baltimore, Md./Notre Dame Prep) was 14th in 1:05.19. The Seahawks racked up 35 points in this event. Sokolove took ninth in the 100 breast in 1:12.49, while freshman Amanda Pazouki
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The foursome of senior Brie McDowell (Doylestown, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham), junior Rachel Hotchko (Yakima, Wash./A.C. Davis), sophomore Arielle Webster (Jarrettsville, Md./North Harford), and senior Eleanor Koerner (North Potomac, Md./T.S. Wootton) swam a 1:40.02 to capture the 200 free relay and pick up 40 points. McDowell finished second in the 200 IM with her time of 2:12.28, while sophomore Sofia Sokolove (Bethesda, Md./BethesdaChevy Chase) placed 12th in 2:21.80 as the pair added 17 points to the Seahawk total. Koerner and Hotchko tied for fourth in the 50 free as both registered a time of 25.26,
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McDowell kicked off the third and final session with a first-place finish in the 200 back with an NCAA provisional cut of 2:08.91, while Disque came in 11th with her time of 2:20.62. McDowell and Disque combined for 26 points in the event. Koerner placed second in the 100 free in
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Shown in photo back row from left to right Daniel Clarke, Cody Spalding, Caitlin Clarke, Victoria Hall, Courtney Buckler, and Kyle Wood. Shown in photo front row from left to right are Gabrielle Cory, Beau Hall, Lindsey Wood, Britney Lyon, Kayla Lyon, and Sam Hall. All are members of the Chaptico Chargers 4-H club.
By Gabrielle Cory Chaptico Chargers 4-H Club Reporter Our 4-H club the Chaptico Chargers saw that many of the soup kitchens were in need of food to give the many local families in needs. So we decided at our October club meeting to pitch in and help the Our Lady of the Wayside Soup Kitchen in Chaptico, Maryland. So on October 20th our club went to BJs to buy some things for the soup kitchen. We bought many canned goods such as vegetables, ravioli, spaghetios, canned pie mix, and
canned fruit. We also brought many noodles and cereals, Vienna sausages, pudding, juice, peanut butter and jelly. We delivered the food on October 21 to the soup kitchen to Mr. Dennis Cantwell and Mrs. Mary Lou Gough volunteers at the soup kitchen who were there to receive our donation. The volunteers at the soup kitchen were very thankful for the donation of food and said we had replenished the stock of many items they didnt have available. Those who come to the food bank will be happy to have a variety of items to receive. We really enjoyed doing this and hope to do something like it in the future.
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LIBRARY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Library announces closings
Charlotte Hall will be closed this Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for staff training. Leonardtown and Lexington Park will be open. The libraries will be closed Dec. 24 through Dec. 26 for Christmas and will be open on Saturday and Sunday as usual. They will close at 5 p.m. on New Years Eve and be closed New Years Day reopening on Jan. 2. U Childrens Museum to offer their first Museum on the Go program, a free workshop for children in third through sixth grade on how to create their very own computer game. The workshop will be taught by Deb Daniel and will be offered at each branch: Dec. 22 at Charlotte Hall, Dec. 23 at Lexington Park and Dec. 30 at Leonardtown. All three start at 1:30 p.m. and will end at 3 p.m. Space is limited. Registration is required.
Calendar of Events
Christmas Tree Sale Fundraiser
The Mechanicsville Optimist Club annual Christmas Tree Sale Fundraiser will begin on Saturday, December 6 through December 23 with lots in Mechanicsville (next to DJs One Stop) and Charlotte Hall (at McKays). Trees are fresh cut (cut on December 4) and all proceeds from the sale will benefit youth and community programs in our area. Lot hours are Monday through Friday from 5 a.m. - 9 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Stop by to get in the spirit of the holidays and support our community. For more information, contact Cindy Dixon at 301/904-9101. Happy Holidays From The Mechanicsville Optimist Club. days in the Park, a monthly event held on the second Sunday of every month when historic Rosedale Manor House opens its doors to the public from 1pm - 4pm. Community members are invited to tour the manor and learn about all the programs, activities, and site rental opportunities at Greenwell. More information is available at www.greenwellfoundation.org or by calling 301-373-9775.
Open Auditions
The Newtowne Players (NTP) announces open auditions for the upcoming production of Sylvia by A.R. Gurney. There are parts for two or three men and three or four women. People interested in helping with the technical and support crew are also welcome. The play, directed by Keith Williams, will be performed March 20 through April 5, 2009. Auditions will be held Dec.16-18 from 7-9 p.m. at Three Notch Theatre, 21744 South Coral Drive, Lexington Park. Callbacks will be held Saturday, Dec. 20, from noon to 2 p.m. Auditions will be readings from the script; no prepared material is necessary. If you cannot make these times but wish to work either onstage or backstage for this production, please e-mail Williams at edrft_99@yahoo or call 301-737-5447.
Christmas Musical
Leonardtown Baptist Church extends a special invitation to the community to join us for our free childrens Christmas musical on Dec. 13th at 2PM and Dec. 14th at 7PM, The Mystery of the Manger.
Cookie Sale
A Christmas cookie sale will be held on Saturday Dec. 13th from 9 a.m. until sold out. At Hollywood United Methodist Church. An assortment of homemade cookies can be purchased for $8 per container. These make nice gifts for friends and family. For more information call 301-373-2500.
By Gabrielle Cory Chaptico Chargers 4-H Club Reporter For a service project the Chaptico Chargers 4-H club has been collecting pull tabs since the beginning of this year. The club has saved pull tabs decided to donate for the Ronald McDonald house. Ronald McDonald House uses money raised from pull-tabs to buy supplies for families of children who are and staying at their facilities. On October 21st
club members presented the pull tabs to the St. Marys County Farm Bureau president Mr. Joe Wood and members at their monthly meeting. They added our pull-tabs with those collected by the farm bureau members and transported them to a local Ronald McDonald house. Our club saved a total of 35 pounds of pull tabs. Our club members were amazed at how many pull tabs saved and thought this was a great way to help our community by doing a simple job that was a lot of fun.
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Continued from page B- munization Practices that certain people should get vaccinated each year, including: People 50 years of age and older People of any age with certain chronic medical conditions People who live in nursing homes and other long-term care facilities People who live with or care for those at high risk for complications from flu, including household contacts and out-of-home caregivers of children less than six months of age (these children are too young to be vaccinated) When and where will the Mobile Outreach Center visit? Flu shots available until supply runs out Cost: $20 per vaccine, cash or check December 5 Leonardtown Library - 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. December 9 St. Johns Pharmacy, Hollywood - 10 a.m. to noon December 9 Millison Plaza, Lexington Park - 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. December 11 McKays, Charlotte Hall - 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. December 18 McKays, Leonardtown - 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information, please call the St. Marys Hospital Health Connections office at 301-475-6019.
Invites everyone to come to our Christmas Worship Services: Sunday, December 14, 2008, at 6 p.m. is our Childrens Program The Christmas County Spelling Bee. Sunday, December 21, 2008, at 10:30 AM is our Adult Musical Unspeakable Joy. Christmas Eve Services are on Wednesday, December 24, 2008, and 7 PM and 11 PM. Come and take part in these events. Regular Worship Services are at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m., our Childrens Worship Service is at 10:30 AM and Sunday School Classes are at 9:15 AM and 10:30 AM Preschool. We are located in Hughesville at: 8505 Old Leonardtown Rd. For more information call the Church at (301) 884-8645 or (301) 274-3672, or Email secretary@hughesvillebaptist.com Pastor Keith Corrick
Community Dinner
The St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Aloysius Church is sponsoring its 5th Community Christmas dinner on Thursday, December 25, 2008, Christmas Day from 2 6 p.m. at Father Andrew White School in Leonardtown, Maryland. This dinner is FREE and for anyone desiring a good meal and/or wanting to share the spirit of Christmas with others within our community. All are welcomed to attend. Anyone requesting a dinner delivery or transportation to and from dinner will need to contact us by Monday, December 15, 2008. For more information, call St. Vincent de Paul Society at 301-481-2942.
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Those who enter the Circuit Court lobby often comment on the beauty of the decorations and the warm feeling that is provided, but few know the history and love story associated with what has unwittingly become tradition. The mystery has now been solved.
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Spinach Stuffed Mushrooms
From kraftfoods.com Ingredients 1 pkg. (6 oz.) STOVE TOP Stuffing Mix for Chicken 1-1/2 cups hot water 40 fresh mushrooms (about 2 lb.) 2 Tbsp. butter 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 pkg. (10 oz.) frozen chopped spinach, thawed, well drained 1 cup KRAFT Shredded Low-Moisture PartSkim Mozzarella Cheese 1 cup KRAFT Grated Parmesan Cheese Directions 1. HEAT oven to 400F. Mix stuffing mix and water; set aside. Remove stems from mushrooms; chop stems. Melt butter in skillet on
1 medium red pepper, chopped 1 small onion, finely chopped 1 can (6 oz.) crabmeat, drained WHEAT THINS Crackers Directions 1. PREHEAT oven to 375F. Remove 1/2 cup of the mozzarella cheese; cover and refrigerate until ready to use. Mix all remaining ingredients except crackers until well blended. 2. SPREAD into 9-inch pie plate. 3. BAKE 20 min. or until crab
medium heat. Add chopped stems and garlic; cook and stir until tender. Add to prepared stuffing along with spinach and cheeses; mix well. 2. SPOON evenly into mushroom caps. Place, filled-sides up, in shallow baking pan. 3. BAKE 20 min. or until mushrooms are tender and filling is heated through.
mixture is heated through and top is lightly browned. Sprinkle with reserved cup mozzarella cheese. Garnish with chopped fresh parsley, if desired. Serve hot with the crackers.
and Cheddar cheese in medium bowl until well blended. Add sour cream and apricots; mix well. 2. SPREAD into 9-inch pie plate; sprinkle with almonds. 3. BAKE 25 to 30 minutes or until almonds are lightly toasted and spread is heated through. Cool slightly. Serve with crackers.
cake batter as directed on package; tint with food coloring. Pour evenly into prepared pans. 2. BAKE as directed on package. Cool in pans 10 min.; remove to wire racks. Cool completely. 3. BEAT cream cheese and powdered sugar with electric mixer on medium speed until well blended. Stir in whipped topping with wire whisk. Spread onto tops and sides of cakes. 4. CUT each cake into eight wedges to resemble Christmas trees. Insert peppermint stick into curved side of each cake for the tree trunk. Decorate with remaining ingredients. Store in refrigerator.
enough water to completely cover potatoes. Bring to boil on medium-high heat. Reduce heat to medium-low; cook 20 minutes or until potatoes are tender. 2. DRAIN potatoes; return to saucepan. Mash well.
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Great space for single professional person. Basement apartment in quiet subdivision. One bedroom plus office, family room w/fireplace, kitchen, bath & storage. Furnished except for bed. Off-steet parking for 1 vehicle. Pet allowed based on compatability with large dog in residence. Fenced yard, private patio. All utilities included, additional charge for laundry privileges. Includes cable & high-speed internet. Security deposit & references required. If interested, please call Deb for details - 301-643-8468. Price: $900. 2 Bedroom apartment, 1 bathroom, washer/dryer, cable tv, storage area, trash service, large kitchen and dining room, central air conditioning, no pets, no section 8. $900 a month plus 1 months security deposit. Reference required. If interested, please call 301-994-2908 for more information. Price: $900.
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Local community bank branch located in Dunkirk, MD is seeking a Customer Service/New Accounts Representative. Applicant must possess outstanding customer service skills and the ability to build customer relationships. Applicant must be able to multi task and be very flexible with schedule. Position requires previous banking experience. Saturdays are required. Call 301-627-3504. We are looking for an individual to help with daily construction duties that include all aspects of residential & light commercial construction. Experience is helpful but not necessary. We are willing to train the right individual. The successful candiate MUST BE DRUG FREE, honest, intelligent and have a professional attitude & appearance. A clean, valid drivers license with transportation is also required. Please follow the link to our website to download and an employment application. Email the completed application and resume(optional) to info@beldencontracting. com or fax it to 301-9940271. Partially completed applications without salary requirements and references will not be considered. We will be interviewing candidates beginning Thursday 12/4. Animal Care Assistant: Small veterinary office looking for self motivated, reliable, hardworking, creative and flexible individual to fill immediate part-time position, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.and occasionally 1 p.m. - 6:30 pm, Mon-Fri. Duties include general cleaning, animal care and handling, assisting Veterinarian and veterinary technicians. Good phone manners and computer skills a plus. Send resume, Attention: Kathy J. Bennett, DVM,Manager -to 21367 Great Mills Road, Lexington Park, Md. 20653 or e-mail to kbennett@ md.metrocast.net Tech Wizards, Inc., a software engineering company, has an immediate need for an entry to mid level Flash programmer to support WebBased training development in Dahlgren, VA. Candidate should have a working knowledge of Flash ActionScript 2.0 and be willing to work in a team environment. Candidate must be able to obtain a DOD secret clearance. Tech Wizards, Inc. is an employee oriented company and offers an excellent benefits package. All interested candidates should submit their resume to Personnel@Tech-Wizards.com. (www.tech-wizards.com) New dermatology practice in Waldorf, MD looking for an energetic, compassionate, levelheaded team player for a receptionist position. Experience with the medical field, insurances and being attentive to people will all be factored into the selection. Please email your resumes to verghese6@gmail.com. Microsoft Word please.
HELP WANTED
Smart Start Daycare is now hiring for Senior Staff must be 19 years old, meet OCC requirements and have Orange Card. Also hiring for experienced Aide Staff. Salary is based on experience. Must be motivated, dependable, and reliable. For more information please call Melissa Fitzpatrick 301-373-7882. Part-Time Bartenders & Servers Must be available weekends & evenings. Wine knowledge a plus. Wine Bar & Cafe in Leonardtown. 301-9971110, ask for Crystal. Patient Oriented Oral/ Maxillofacial Surgery practice searching for an experienced Dental Assistant with Oral Surgery or nursing experience a plus! We are looking for a professional, hard-working, energetic team player who loves what they do. We are a fee for service practice that focuses on quality patient care not quantity of patient care. Main Qualifications needed: MUST be X-ray certified, MUST have Anesthesia experience, Impression taking and dental labratory experience a plus. Hours are: Tuesday-Thursday 7:30-5:30, Friday 7:303:00. Benefits include: Employee Health Insurance, Vacation/Sick Pay, 401K, and Profit Sharing. If this sounds like you, come join our dynamic team and learn about state of the art Maxillofacial Surgery! Email your resume to Crystal@drzebovitz.com. Are you sitting around waiting for Customers? Weve got traffic!!!!!!! Toyota of Waldorf is looking to hire sales people for both New Cars and for Used Cars Dept. Experience preferred,but we will train the right people.Great working enviroment,Pay plans ,and Benefits. Closed on Sundays, For a Confidential Interview contact Ed Richardson 301-843-3700. The Mixing Bowl is Hiring! We are seeking motivated workers to assist in various kitchen related duties. There are three main positions available. Seeking any who are trustworthy and reliable. If this sounds like you, please come down! On the job training available. Please stop by between 1pm and 3pm on weekdays to fill out an application. We are located adjacent to the Peking Restaurant, behind Dominos Pizza on Great Mills Rd. The street address is 21797 N. Coral Dr, Lexington Park, MD, 20653. Need to replace longtime employee due to relocation. Established full-service catering and meeting facility and offpremise catering. Person is responsible for hiring, scheduling and supervising waitstaff and bartenders for setup, service, etc., working closely with clients, coordinating staff and logistics for off-premise catering and more. FT management position WITH BENEFITS. Flexible Schedule Necessary. E-mail resume to kirk@ cherrycove.com.
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VEHICLES
2004 Dodge Dodge Ram 1500. This is a well maintaned Dodge Ram with a BRAND NEW dealer installed engine. It only has 3000 miles on it. It has on the fly 4 wheel drive. drop in bed liner and soft tonnue cover. All four tires were replaced last year. It has a Infinity sound system. If interested, please call 301-994-9344 for more information. Price: $11,000. 1986 Ford RANGER. Runs good with good engine. We had the truck inspected 9/05 and drove only 6 months and not many miles. The side window was removed so it needs a passenger side window but otherwise should pass inspection. Price: $800/OBO. If interested, please call 301-645-2150 for more information. 2000 express van. Working TV, VCR, Rear AC/ heat, captain chairs in middle and power bench seat that convert to a bed in back. Rear mood lights and reading lights. You can stand in this van with the high top. Many new parts were added to this van in last year to pass MD inspection. Michelan tires, new water pump, drag link, ball joints and various steering parts inspection station made me change. Stainless steel exhaust. Gets 17-20mpg. This van has a towing package and class 3 hitch. Great for travel with kids. Price: $4000 obo. If interested, please call 301-994-0498 for more information. CORVETTES WANTED! Any year, any condition. Cash buyer. 1-800-369-6148. 1999 Chevrolet 1500. Truck is wrecked but fixable. Has a clear and clean title. Has a vortec 350 motor. New transmission. Four brand new wrangler tires on chrome rims. New shocks. Sliding back window. Power everything. Alarm system. Selling whole truck $2500. If interested, please call 301 627-2895 for more information.
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MOTORCYCLES
1981 Honda CB 900 Custom. Want lots of Power?? This is your bike!! New brakes, new front shocks,1000 miles on front tire. 10 speed transmission--LOTS of power!! Great everyday ride. Please call 315-2766239. Price: $1500. 2006 Harley Davidson Super Glide Custon. Chrome Chrome Chrome, forward Controls, 5 speed, 2 seats, detactable sissy bar, pwr commander race tuner, python pipes, chrome alloyed wheels, custom pin striping, serviced every 5 thousand miles, clean bike, garage kept, selling due to never have time to ride, must sell, SERIOUS INQUIRES ONLY please. Many extras to go with bike. Will sell open trailer with bike if wanted. Call 443-532-0737. Price: $16,500. 2007 Kawasaki NINJA ZX-6R,2007 Green Kawasaki ZX6R with 394X miles. The title is clean and clear for this bike. This is an absolutely amazing bike. I am only selling because I am no longer able to ride. The bike has been well maintained. The bike has been broken in as per the owners manual. It has always been kept in my shed. Bike had its oil changed at 600mi, 1,000mi and every 1,000 mi after. The bike has never been laid down or even seen rain. The bike is in excellent condition. Please feel free to contact me if there are any questions. Call 540903-9748. Price: $6800. 2006 Kawasaki KFX 400 real nice bike, hardly riden. Looks like brand new. If interested, please call Rick @ 301-8844700. Price: $3800 obo. 1985 Yamaha xj700. Runs, Drives and was drivin all summer. Call, come take a look and make an offer. 240-298-0161.
CHILD CARE
Experienced licensed family daycare provider has full time infant opening for $150.00 per week. I am very flexible with the hours. I offer a very homelike and loving environment with many toys and activities. I have a large daycare room and lots of outdoor space for play. I also may have room for one more child ages 2 and up depending on the hours needed. Please call if you have any questions or would like to set up an interview. 301-2901576. Thanks and happy holidays! Openings for 2 and up. Home daycare provider located in Chesapeake Beach has openings for ages 2 and up. Bayview Hills subdivision/Beach Elementary School district. I provide meals and snacks and many educational activities. Please call for interview 443-550-3694.
REAL ESTATE
Very nice 3 bed 1.5 bath town house for sale in Columbia Commons. This is an end unit up on the left as you turn on to Columbus Drive. Washer Dryer, recent upgrades. Owner is highly motivated and is going to pay all closing costs to help turn this property. Price is $140,000. Call 301-481-0751. Colonial style 4 Bedroom/3.5 Bath Home for sale, rent or lease to own in Apple Greene Subdivision in Dunkirk. $ 465,0 0 0/negot iable. Lease to own with 3-5% down + monthly rent of $2100-$2500. Rent varies depending on down payment amount. The more you can put down, the less your rent will be. Or you can rent this home with a $5000 deposit and $2500/month. *Available Immediately. Some amenities of the home include: 2 Car Garage, Fully Finished Basement, Separate Dining Room, Could be a 5th bedroom, Wide country porch, Hard wood floors, Large brick fireplace, Almost two acres! Fenced back yard, Inground swimming pool. And much more! Call 410-586-0841. Very nice single family home with covered front porch, hardwood floors, master bedroom with full master bath, eat in kitchen, doorway to new deck and fenced in back yard. Great location! Just minutes from the Patuxent Naval Air Station. Home has new kitchen and baths with recessed lighting, ceiling fans and stainless steel appliances. If interested, please call Paul @ 240-538-1281 or email @ plewiscpa@aol. com. Price: $229,900. Waterfront home for sale in St. Marys County, Virginia. Conveniently located near Solomans Island and Lexington Park, this picturesque house has recently been renovated to include new flooring, wiring, plumbing, appliances, and windows. There is a deep water pier also included to enjoy the beautiful creek the house is positioned on. The home needs to be seen to be appreciated for its simplicity and elegance. The home can also be rented for $1450/ M. Price: $580,000. If interested, please call 804-224-1555.
REAL ESTATE
Beautiful rambler offers lots of living space with over 1550 square feet. Home has been recently renovated throughout. 3BR/2BA. Large living/family room with fireplace. Beautiful dining room with hardwood floors. Kitchen features plenty of counter space. Sunroom looks over large backyard. Home has a full basement partially-finished with 1 car garage, work shop area, large rec room and den with wood stove. Lots of freedom with no covenants or Homeowner Assoc rules. Great convenient location with only 6 miles to downtown Leonardtown and 7 miles to Pax River. Leonardtown Middle and High School District. This home is ready for immediate move-in. Almost 1 acre of peaceful living awaits you. 240925-6790. $255,000. Gorgeous & Custom 5BR/4BA home in Desirable Leonardtown on a quiet street, end lot with large fenced in private backyard, Formal DR, Family Room w/built in white entertainment center w/Fireplace below, Gourmet Kitchen featuring granite countertops, Stainless Steel Appliances, Under the Cabinet Lighting, Breakfast Area, Main Level Luxury Master Bedroom and Bath, 2 bedrooms including Master on main level and 3 on second level, Hardwood, Crown Molding, Nickel Hardware/Light Fixtures, Cathedral Ceiling, Concrete Driveway, Rear Trex Deck, 2 Car Garage, Vinyl Fencing, Custom built Shed, Upgrades galore. Never any pets or smoking in home. 2-10 Home Warranty. call 301-481-6429 to schedule your private viewing of this property. $529,900. A buyers dream - only 3 miles from NAS Patuxent River in the sought after neighborhood of Greenview West at the end of a quiet cul-desac. 5 Bedrooms, 3 Full Baths, 2 car garage, open floor plan with cathedral ceilings, lots of living space, gas fireplace, screened in porch, large deck, den area, and plenty of storage. All new wall to wall carpet and tile, freshly painted, newly landscaped, movein condition. Call us at 301-863-2975 (house) or 301-602-0220 (cell). Price: $339,000.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Ashley Dark Chocolate Leather Couch, Love Seat, Reclining Chair. Signature Design. Bought brand new from Regency Furniture on 28 Oct 08. Comes with 5 year warranty and original receipt. Tags still on item. Couch and love seat also recline. Price: $1500 or best offer. (Bought for $2100). Must be able to pick up and deliver on your own. Also selling two Pier One Imports Bar Stools (Leather seats) for $100 (Bought last month for $200). Please email if interested, jarat99 @ hotmail.com. Like new oversized La-ZBoy recliner is in excellent condition, super comfortable and has attractive blue cloth material. From non-smoking home with no pets. Asking $375 or best offer. Please call (301) 872-4261.
Commercial Space
Up to 6,000 Square Feet Available
Next to Great Mills McKays Store
Prime Location,
off of Great Mills Rd.
for rent
Pharmacist - Retail
Positions are available at 2 of our locations. Current MD Pharmacist License required. Full or part time schedules are possible. Competitive salary and benefits. Send resume and salary requirements to: McKays Fine Food & Pharmacy P.O. Box 98 Hollywood, MD 20636 Or Fax to Human Resources. 301-373-5338. For further information, call 301-373-5848. McKays is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Section B - 10
Mens Basketball
Continued from page B- three-point threat. Hes really matured this season compared to last year, when he was still figuring things out, Harney said. Weve known that hes a great shooter, but the drives to the hoop kind of put the league on notice that hes not just a catch and shoot guy. SMC jumped out to a 2512 cushion early in the first half, but the Saints, led by the bruising frontcourt tandem of Mike Gray and Sam Sentz, closed the lead to just three points at halftime. Then, fresh-
Alex Franz of St. Marys College keeps a close eye on Marymounts Shaun Ingram.
man forward Tarek Ammoury started to get hot, as he scored 12 of his team-high 17 points in the second half, giving the Saints a 40-38 lead on a driving lay-up with six and a half minutes gone by in the period. Alex Irmer, who scored 11
points and pulled down eight rebounds, put the Seahawks ahead to stay on a short jumper over Sentz at the 10:02 mark. Then Griffin and Fitzpatrick combined for 24 of SMCs final 26 points, which was enough to continue the best start in team history. Being the defending conference champions and a nationally ranked team early this season, the Seahawks know they have a bulls eye painted on their backs. But, they are also aware that teamwork and confidence in each other are the keys if they plan to make it back to the NCAA Division III tournament this coming March. Everybody knows their role, Griffin said of the teams execution of Harneys game plan so far. We just play to our strengths, and we know what weve got to do to win. I dont know if Im ready to crown us as a DIII power, Chris Harney said with a cautious grin. But we are making strides.
Seahawk Women
Continued from page B- The Seahawks were led by senior forward Allie Scotts 15 points and 10 rebounds, while
The Seahawks Jamie Roberts is double-teamed by Marymounts Carolyn Riley (14) and Terrel White.
Allie Scott of St. Marys College defends against a pass from the Saints Julie Tomesheski.
sophomore point guard Jamie Roberts pitched in a season-high 14 points and Murphy added 10. The Seahawks were only outscored 41-39 in the second half, a development that Bausch sees as cause for optimism for a team that is
just starting to get used to playing with one another. We play against teams with lesser experience and we didnt execute very well, she explained. We executed very well against the Number 15 team in the country and Im very happy with that. In what could be a blessing for SMC, they will have ample time to improve several facets of their game and get Saturdays contest out of their system they wont step on the court again until Jan. 5, when they host Misericordia College in a non-conference game. We can use it to our advantage to get everyone some experience and fix everything that we need to work on, Bausch said of the four-week layoff.
Pax River St. Marys Silver Northern League Stars Seeks Players Do you love playing soccer? Want to play soccer at a more Looking competitive level? If youre a U-9 to U-19 player then Northfor Players ern St. Marys Select Soccer Club has an opportunity for you - tryouts for Northern Lightning.
Pax River Silver Stars Girls Basketball will be gearing up for the 2009 season in March. All interested girls born 1992 and after please contact: Savannah Webb at savweb@msn.com or 301737-1792 or 301-247-3152. New boys and girls teams are being formed and existing teams are filling openings. Make plans to attend at least one of the tryouts. NSSSC is the select/travel soccer arm of St. Marys Northern Soccer League. The tryout sessions take place Dec. 6 and 13 from 1 4 p.m. at the Fifth District Park (behind Lettie Dent Elementary). The rain date is Dec. 20. For more information, contact Northern Lightning Select Soccer at 301-884-2010 or e-mail Leagueoffice@smnsl.org.
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