The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 21

MEN 8. WOMEN IN SERVICE Evening Journal, Wilmington, Tuesday, March 16, 1976 21 Loo Sherman W. Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.

Henry of 325 S. Railroad Georgetown. He has been assigned to an armored division in Freidberg. Henry attended Sussex Central High School in Georgetown. Army Pvt.

Felix T. Stewart, 19, whose wife, Kelly, comes from Laurel, is assigned to an infantry division in Hawaii. Stewart, a 1975 graduate of Laurel High School, joined the Army last June. He is a light vehicle driver for the 14th Infantry Brigade. Pvt.

Constance G. Sabotta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sabotta of 8 Merion Road, Newark, was recently named outstanding trainee at Ft.

Jackson, S. C. She attended Christian High School before joining the Army. i Station, Corpus Christi, Tex. She is temporarily assigned to Lakehurst, N.

J. at parachute rigger's school. Airman Fry is a 1974 graduate of Conrad High School. Navy PO 3. C.

Gregory Burg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burg of Newark, recently graduated from Hull Technician School at San Diego, Calif. Burg is a 1974 graduate of Delcastle Vocational-Technical High School. He will remain in San Diego for advanced welding training.

Airman William A. White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson E. White of 2028 Marsh Road, has finished aircraft engine school at Memphis, Tenn.

White, a 1975 graduate of Brandywine High School, will be assigned to an aviation unit. Coast Guard Seaman John C. Merritt III, whose mother lives on Hayden Wilmington, is at Sandy Hook, N. for duty. Mer-, ritt is a 1975 graduate of Conrad High School.

He joined the Coast Guard last November. i I 1 Yy B. Pratt C. Baclasky D. Landing J.

Fry Gordon, Ga. Sulecki, joined the Army in 1975. He is a 1974 graduate of Wilmington High School, and worked for Wilmington Dry Goods before enlisting. In the Army in Germany is Pfc. of Mr.

and Mrs. Billie B. Landing of 1955 Mitten Dover, is at Randolph AFB, Texas, for duty in the computer systems field. He is a 1971 graduate of Caesar Rodney High School, and his wife, Arlena, comes from Dover. Airman Jacqueline Fry, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James K. Fry Sr. of 209 Olga Road, Vilone Village, is serving at the Naval Air Clinton Werkheiser of 1024 Det-tling Road, Woodland Heights, is at McGuire AFC, N. for duty as a security policeman.

Werkheiser is a 1975 graduate of McKean High School. Air Force Airman Lloyd W. Warrington whose parents live at 254 Fiddlers Green, Dover, is working as a weapons specialist at Sesterberg, Netherlands. Warrington is a 1972 graduate of Dover Air Force Base High School. At Moody AFB, with the Tactical Air Command, is Airman Rhonda L.

Schneider, daughter of G. Schneider Jr. of 515 Tamara Circle, Newark. She graduated from Newark High School in 1975, and recently finished basic training atChanute AFB, 111. Airman Donald R.

Landing, son Working as a photographer with the Army is Pvt. Bobbie J. Pratt, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill of 224 N.

Franklin St. Pvt. Pratt recently finished basic training at Ft. Jackson, S. and is now at Lowry AFB, for photo school.

She is a 1975 graduate of Wilmington High School. Army Pvt. John J. Sulecki, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred J. Sulecki of 1910 Shalkross recently finished a lineman's course at Ft. WOMEN'S POPULAR SPORT "Guru" by Dexter, naturally! By PHIL MILFORD Delaware's part-time Marines, formerly members of a supply company in the corps' vast materiel network, will soon be taking to the trenches in a new military role. According to Capt Thomas E. Kelly, inspector-instructor at the Marine Corps Reserve Center on Kirk wood the 80 reservists have been redesignated infantrymen.

Kelly said the unit will begin its new mission March 31. For the yearly active duty session, the Marines will fly to Bridgeport, for a mountain warfare course. The two week course begins July 17, Kelly said. The unit includes 6 commissioned officers and 75 enlistees, including 5 women Marines. On regular duty with the Marines is Pfc.

Kevin G. Commodore of 1221 West Wilmington, who joined the corps in 1974. Commodore recently went to Iwakuni, Japan, where he serves with the First Marine Aircraft Wing. He was educated in Kent County, Md. Another Marine, Pfc.

John M. Episcopo III, whose parents live at 8 Monterey Drive, was meritoriously promoted after finishing basic training at Paris Island, Marine Pvt. Stewart M. Dicker-son, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Stewart E. Jones of 706 W. 26th has finished infantry training at Camp Pendleton, Calif. Pfc. Carlton M.

Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall of 11 S. Franklin is at Cherry Point, N. serving with an aircraft wing.

He is a 1973 graduate of Wil-mington High School. Delaware Air Guard Tech. Sgt. Dale E. Walker, 35, of 2219 Downing Lane, Kiamensi Gardens, has been awarded the Medal of Military Excellence in Competition, for outstanding marksmanship during a recent pistol match at Ft.

Meade, Md. Walker placed in the top 10 per cent of 170 shooters, vying with the .45 caliber pistol. He is a jet engine mechanic with the Guard, and a full time guard employe. Airman Carol Baclasky, daughter of Claire L. Baclasky of 2128 Linden has finished basic training at Lackland AFB, San Antonio.

Tex. Airman Baclasky is now in training at Lackland as a military policewoman. She is a 1975 graduate of St. Elizabeth's High School. Air Force Airman Steven C.

Werkheiser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guru 1" lets you walk the way nature intended! The rubber wedge sole is lower at the heel. Very comfortable! Try it at Storm's! POLLY CRAMER The lower heel keeps your spine straighter for walking ease and comfort. 1 Jl By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY I have many plastic bread bags and would like to make something out of them.

Someone told me rugs can be crocheted out of such bags and I would like to know how. MRS. E.L. DEAR MRS. E.L.

too, have heard of crocheting rugs out of plastic bags and also of braiding them. I am sure some of the readers who have done this will be sending directions we can pass on to you. -POLLY. so it seems a stove should be outlawed that is as dangerous for burns as mine is. It took me over 40 years of housekeeping to realize that the small toothbrush I keep by my sink for cleaning hard to reach places was also the best answer to cleaning beaters of any kind.

Someone suggested making slits in a rubber spatula for this job, but my toothbrush is faster and easier. MRS. J.A.G. Have a homemaking idea or a pet peeve? Write Polly Cramer, co Evening Journal, 831 Orange Wilmington, Del. 19899.

71V storm's shoes 821 market street mall midway shopping center concord mall Springfield mall, pa. STORM'S CHARGE MASTER CHARGE BANKAMERICARD WSFS PLAN DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve is with my new range. I wish I had stayed with my 1941 model. It worked perfectly. I am sure my new one will not work 34 years from now.

I would like to warn others not to be as dumb as I was and buy a range with the controls down low and behind the burners. Mine requires putting my hands in the steam from the tea kettle in order to regulate the heat or to remove the kettle from the burner. Emphasis these days is on safety, Delta presents Tourist with a big touch of class. Free champagne for all adults oiTFlorida nonstops. jpfos inc.

1 -i vn imam. ismwsia. aw i 'wine, i tf if1 4 (gfmstrong Colonial Classic VT i Knjoy, enjoy. Delia's Champagne Coach isn't just champagne. It's superb food on our brunch, lunch and dinner nonstops.

Its roomy comfort on our 727 jets with new Wide-Ride" cabin's, li the 2WM) Delta professionals men ami women who know iheir jobs and love their work. No other airline beats Delta's low fares. You fly for 20 off Day Tourist on Delia's round-trip Midweek Freedom Fares from Philadelphia to Florida. MiamiFt.Lauderdale is just S73.50. TampaSt.

Pete only each way on round trips. Check Delta or your Travel Agent for details. Your Travel Agent lakes ihe work out of play. Let him handle all the details. Or you can call Delia al 652-301 1.

Delia and your Travel Ageni accept American Express and all oilier major general-purpose credit cards. Have a nice Miami Flv nonstop any morning or afternoon. Or go straight thru anvevenmu. Dav Tourist fare.S92. Ft.l audcrdale Nonstops every morning and night.

Plus a one-slop thru-jet any aliernoOn. Day Tourist Sl)2. Night Tourist S7-1. TampaSt. Pete You've got nonstops every morning and evening.

The Day lounsi lare is OrlandoWalt Disney World Leave any morning and flv thru vviih jusi one slop. Day Tourist fare. West Palm Beach Fly the afternoon one-slop straight thru. Day Tourist fare.VV-. All sitmcc lares shewn arc from Phikulclphi.i F.iri'sjml schi-tluics subjecl ih.imic vmiIhui nnlicc.

11017 AMERICA'S FAVORITE FLOOIl BI5IGH SHIMS ffllHOW WAX Some floors never go out of style! This beautiful floor design has been America's favorite for over 40 years now-probably because its tasteful design blends so perfectly with any decorative style. And now you can enjoy this classic design in no-wax Solarian' the new Armstrong floor that keeps its shine far longer than vinyl. Cleans easier, too! Stop in today, and see our complete line of no-wax Solarian floors as beautiful to look at as they are easy to clean. I-; i h. "ft.

4 2004 W. Newport Pike inn (R. 4 Between Stanton Newport) fefofiS aiiv DAILY SAT. 9-3 WED. Delia is ready itrhen you are..