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Parish Office
410-592-7071; 410-592-7072; 410-592-6066
Fax: 410-592-6803; E-mail: ststephen@archbalt.org
Office hours:
Monday thru Friday 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
No Saturday hours
Sunday 8:00 am - 2:00 p.m.
St. Stephen School
Mrs. Mary Patrick, Principal
School Office: 410-592-7617 Fax: 410-592-7330
E-mail: sssch@archbalt.org
Religious Education Office
Sr. Angela DeFontes, OSF, Director
410-592-8666; E-mail: redsdef@comcast.net
Saint
Stephen
Church
8030 Bradshaw Road
Bradshaw, MD 21087
Rev. Lawrence F. Kolson,
Pastor
lkolson@archbalt.org
Rev. Paul J. Breczinski,
Associate Pastor
pbreczinski@archbalt.org
Deacon Frank R. Laws
franklaws@comcast.net
Deacon Tim Maloney
tim.maloney@archbalt.org
Sunday Masses
4:30 and 6:00 on Saturday
7:00, 8:00, 9:15, 10:45 & 12:15
10:45 in School Hall (September to May)
Daily Masses
7:30am Monday thru Saturday
Confessions
Every Saturday 3:45 pm to 4:15 pm
and by appointment
Youth & Young Adult Ministry
Mrs. Kellie A. Reynolds
410-592-7294; E-mail: kreynolds@archbalt.org
Director of Music
Mr. Robert Hott, Director
410-472-3341; E-mail: rhott@aol.com
Mr. Paul Baroody, Assistant Organist
Mrs. Susanne Rising, Choir Director
Mr. Joseph Jancuk, Contemporary Music Leader
Business Manager
Mr. Robert Melewski,
E-mail: bobmelew@aol.com
Convent: 410-592-9433

PARISH REGISTRATION: If you are interested in joining
the St. Stephen parish community, please contact the Parish
Office at 410-592-7071; 410-592-7072; or 410-592-6066 or via
e-mail (StStephen@archbalt.org).
BAPTISM: Baptisms are celebrated every Sunday at 1:45 P.M.
Parents must be members of St. Stephen’s Parish. One Godparent
must be a confirmed, practicing Catholic. Both must be
Christian and at least 16 years old. Parents and Godparents must
attend a Baptism preparation Program. Please call the Parish
Center (410-592-7071) for more information.
MARRIAGE: Couples planning to marry must contact one of
the priests or deacons at least 6 months prior to the tentative
date of the wedding. Participation in a marriage preparation program
is required.
PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK: The Sacrament of
Anointing of the Sick should be administered at the beginning of
a serious illness. Please notify the parish office when a parishioner
is in the hospital. If you are unable to attend Church and
wish to receive Holy Communion at home, please contact the
SAINT STEPHEN PASTORAL COUNCIL 2011-2012
Chairperson: Greg Williams
410-592-3008; gregwilliamshome@hotmail.com
Vice Chairperson: Dawn Snyder
410-206-2816; snyderdsa@gmail.com
Secretary: Cynthia Hall
443-921-9445; chall@isproshop.com
Andrew Baker
410-529-4020; abaker@archbishopcurley.org
Bill Cullison
410-529-7456; ubuandingrid@comcast.net
Regina Dietz
410-671-9526; regdietz@hotmail.com
Mike & Renee Eppig
410-877-0595; mandreppig@hotmail.com
Barbara Terebetsky
410-877-7131; bterebet@hotmail.com
Mike & Denise Urban
410-592-2470; michael.a.urban@verizon.net
Jacqueline Wesolowski
410-510-7507; jacquie.m@comcast.net
Ex-Officio Members:
Fr. Larry Kolson, Pastor
410-592-7071; lkolson@archbalt.org
Fr. Paul Breczinski, Associate Pastor
410-592-7071; pbreczin@archbalt.org
Website Address: Ststephenbradshaw.org
Mission Statement
ST. STEPHEN PARISH SCHOOL: Grades Pre-K3
through 8th grade. For full information, call 410-592-7617.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
•Sunday Mornings (9:15 & 10:45) for Pre-K—Grade 6
Children must attend grades 1 & 2 before receiving First
Reconciliation and First Communion. Please call 410-592-
8666 for more information.
•Tuesday Evenings for Grades 7-12
Please call 410-592-7294 for more information.
CONFIRMATION: The sacrament is conferred on our
8th grade and high school youth. Please contact Mrs. Kellie
Reynolds at 410-592-7294 for more information.
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF
ADULTS (RCIA): This process is designed to prepare
adults to join the Catholic Church. In addition, RCIA prepares
those people who were baptized as Catholics but who
have never received First Communion or Confirmation. For
information, please contact Sr. Angela DeFontes at 410-592-
8666
We, the parish of St. Stephen, will carry out the mission of Jesus Christ as a welcoming,
worshiping, Catholic community by sharing, growing and living the Gospel.
Deacon Tim Maloney
443-865-3539; tim.maloney@archbalt.org
Bob Melewski, Business Manager
443-807-1992; bobmelew@aol.com
Mary Patrick, School Principal
410-592-7617; mpatrick@ststephenbradshaw.org
Sr. Angela DeFontes, OSF, Director of Religious
Education
410-592-8666; redsdef@comcast.net
Rob Hott, Music Director
410-472-3341; rhott@aol.com
Mrs. Kellie Reynolds, Coordinator of Youth and Young
Adult Ministry
410-592-7294; stephenyouth@hotmail.com
Committee Reps
Faith Formation: Duffy Laws
410-592-6312; duffylaws@comcast.net
Service:
Liturgy:
Evangelization:
Finance: Timothy McNamara
410-676-0611; mcnamara.tim@comcast.net

January 22, 2012— Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
MASS SCHEDULE
Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
January 28 and 29, 2012
SATURDAY
CONFESSIONS Fr. Joseph Rossi, S.J.
SUNDAY
4:30 PM Fr. Joseph Rossi, S.J.
6:00 PM Fr. Joseph Rossi, S.J.
7:00 AM Fr. Nelson Ogwuegbu
8:00 AM Fr. Nelson Ogwuegbu
9:15 AM Fr. Lawrence Kolson
10:45 AM Fr. Paul Breczinski
10:45 AM HALL Fr. Lawrence Kolson
12:15 PM Fr. Paul Breczinski
PARISH EVENTS
Baptisms:
(Schedule is subject to change)
Elena Lianne Appelt
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STEWARDSHIP CORNER
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January 8, 2012
Offertory $15,459
Poor Box $208
Votives $92
Total $15,759
Attendance: 1,486
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The Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
In the Gospel today we heard that Jesus began
his preaching by calling on people to repent.
(Mark 1:15) Repentance, as you know, means a
change of mind. It means turning our minds
again to God. So we begin following Jesus in
our minds, inside in our own heads. No wonder
that Jesus says in Mark 12:30, “You must
love the Lord your God with all your heart,
with all your soul, with all your mind and with all your strength.”
Why am I singling out following Jesus with our mind? Because there are
so many attempts to get at your mind, to feed your mind with unchristian
rubbish. Much of what you could see on TV would not help us to
have the same mind as Jesus. Serious sin is glamorized and presented as
normal and must be having an effect on society. We could say the same
about newspapers.
Maryland Bishops Issue Statement on Poverty
Page 3
Our minds are like sponges; they soak up dirt just like a sponge. We can
wash a sponge and we can wash our minds. We can wash our minds by
filling them with what is good and holy and cutting out from our lives
what contaminates our minds. Yes we can become contaminated but we
can also decontaminate ourselves! Do you need to be decontaminated? If
you do, ask Jesus and Mary to help you. What efforts do you make to fill
your mind with what is good?
Fr. Tommy Lane
(www.frtommylane.com)
Maryland is one of the wealthiest states in the nation, yet, in Baltimore
City, one in four residents lives in poverty and, statewide, one in five
Maryland households with children reported not having enough money to
feed themselves or their families.
Maryland’s bishops have issued a statement urging Catholics to help their
neighbors living in poverty. The statement coincides with U.S. Conference
of Catholic Bishops’ designation of January as Poverty in America
Awareness Month.
Get involved and receive alerts on legislation with messages to send to
your elected officials by signing up for the Catholic Advocacy Network,
an e-mail outreach of the Maryland Catholic Conference. Learn more at
www.mdcathcon.org.
January 25—the Conversion of St. Paul
Paul’s entire life can be explained in terms of one
experience—his meeting with Jesus on the road to
Damascus. One sentence determined his theology:
“I am Jesus, whom you are persecuting” (Acts 9:5b).
Jesus was mysteriously identified with the loving
group of people Saul had been running down like
criminals. Jesus, he saw, was the mysterious fulfillment
of all he had been blindly pursuing.
Now all his energy was harnessed to one goal—being a slave of Christ in
the ministry of reconciliation, an instrument to help others experience
the one Savior.
from http://www.americancatholic.org.

January 22, 2012— Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 4
ST. STEPHEN PARISH SCHOOL
Mary Patrick, Principal
410-592-7617 ◊ Fax: 410-592-7330
Email: sssch@archbalt.org
Website: www.ststephenbradshaw.org
The 2012 Annual Campaign for Our Students has begun and at
present we have received $31,900.00. Our goal is
$75,000. Thank you for your wonderful support for our
students!
SPECIAL THANK YOU:
Thank you to the following parishioners who were so kind and
donated to the 2012 Annual Campaign for Our Students. God
Bless You All!
Dr. & Mrs. Marvin O’Connell Mr. P. Gregory Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kraft Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Kellner
Mr. & Mrs. David Mosmiller Mr. Francis W. Baummer
Mr. & Mrs. David Rostkowski Mr. & Mrs. Robert Melewski
Mr. & Mrs. John Marquette
Dates to Remember:
Jan. 22: Enrollment for Confirmation Candidates - 12:15 in
the Hall
Jan. 29-Feb. 3: Catholic Schools Week:
Faith. Academics. Service.
Jan. 30: Catholic Schools Week Mass -10:15a.m. in Church
for students
Tuesday, Jan. 31: Open Houses In Celebration of
Catholic Schools Week
Open House for K—8 (8:30—11:30 a.m. & 12:30-2:30p.m.).
Open House for PreK-3 (8:30—10:30a.m. & 12:30–
2:30p.m.).
Wednesday, Feb. 1: Open House for PreK-4 (8:30–
10:30a.m. &12:30—2:30p.m.)
Applications & Registrations: If you are interested in
more information about our school, please contact Mrs.
Ginni Zachmeier at 410-592-7617. St. Stephen School begins
with Pre-K3 to1 the 8 th grade. The 3 year olds must be 3 by
Sept. 1, 2011.
Community Sunday
Please join your fellow parishioners for Community
Sunday in the Church basement after all
Masses on February 4 th & 5 th . There will be refreshments
and good conversation. All are
welcome!
Quick Questions
Q. Why did Christ visit hell after his death?
A. He didn't, if you mean by hell the place of the damned.
There would have been no purpose in his going there.
The Apostles' Creed contains this line in Latin: descendit ad
inferos. In older English the word inferos was rendered as
"hell," but it was understood not to mean the place of the
damned. It meant the temporary state where the just who
died in pre-Christian times were kept, waiting for heaven
to be opened to them. This place is commonly called the
Limbo of the Fathers.
Jesus referred to this place when he said, "As Jonah was in
the whale's belly for three days and three nights, so shall
the Son of Man be in the heart of the Earth three days and
three nights" (Mt 12:40). The expression "heart of the
Earth" doesn't mean the grave, but the underworld, what
the Jews called Sheol, which was thought to be located at
the center of the Earth. Sheol wasn't a place of the
damned, but a place where departed souls wandered.
Peter also refers to the Limbo of the Fathers: "It was in his
spirit that he went and preached to the spirits who lay in
prison" (1 Pt 3:19).
Catholic Answers
(www.catholic.com), by permission
The Gospel of Mark
During 2012, St. Mark in Fallston will be celebrating their
125 th Anniversary. As part of their celebration, they will be
hosting monthly events leading up to their anniversary
celebration in September. The first event is The Gospel of
Mark performed by Tracy Radosevic, a biblical storyteller.
It is this Sunday, January 22 nd, at 7 P.M.
WEEKLY MASS INTENTIONS
DAY DATE MASS INTENTION
MON Jan. 23 7:30AM Victor Morgan (D)
TUE Jan. 24 7:30AM
WED Jan. 25 7:30AM Madeline Higgins (D)
THU Jan. 26 7:30AM
FRI Jan. 27 7:30AM James St. Leger (D)
SAT Jan. 28 7:30AM St. Stephen Society
SAT Jan. 28 4:30PM Joseph A. Ruppel (D)
SAT Jan. 28 6:00PM Ted Weber (D)
SUN Jan. 29 7:00AM Robert Hott (L)
SUN Jan. 29 8:00AM Robert Melewski (L)
SUN Jan. 29 9:15AM Joseph Giunta (D)
SUN Jan. 29 10:45AM Ron Sheely (D)
SUN Jan. 29 10:45AM Parish
SUN Jan. 29 12:15PM Francis (Frank) Ruthowski (L)

January 22, 2012— Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 5
Youth Ministry Update
XLT & Life Rally! All are welcome to our next Harford
Area XLT at St. Stephen (new location) this Sunday, Jan 22
from 6-8pm. Join us for Praise & Worship music with the
XLT band, youth witness talks, Eucharistic Adoration, sharing,
and community time with pizza and friends!
March for Life – High School students are
invited to join us for the annual March for
Life in Washington DC on Monday, January
23 (a school day). Transportation by
MARC train being planned. Participants will
be asked to buy 2-way train ticket & bring
money for food. We will be attending the
pre-march Rally at the Verizon Center.
TICKETS ARE LIMITED and will be given to those who turn
in permission forms first. For more info, please contact
Kellie at the Youth Ministry office.
Group Service Project - Baby Blanket-making workshop
will be held on Wed, Jan 25 from 7-8:30pm in the Library
with the Respect Life committee. Please rsvp by 1/22 410-
592-7294. Bring 1 yard each of fleece in a plain pastel and in
a pastel print appropriate for a baby/toddler. Thanks! Materials
will also be provided through the generosity of the Respect
Life Committee from bake sale proceeds!
Ice World! Youth in grades 7-12 are invited to join us for a
pizza party and ice skating on Saturday, January 28 th from
7pm – 10pm. Cost is $14 and permission forms
(www.ststephenbradshaw.org/publications/
DYYAMPermissionForm.pdf) are due with fee by Jan 17.
You can also bring additional money to purchase items from
the snack bar. Cost includes pizza party & skate rental.
Dress warm & casual. STAND certified chaperons needed,
interested? Call Kellie 410-592-7294. See flyer on bulletin
boards for more details.
Souper Bowl Sunday Group Service
Project: will start with Super Bowl Sunday
(February 5) weekend, collection outside all
Masses. We’ll also schedule a sandwichmaking
project and a day to serve at the
Franciscan Center. See bulletin boards for
full information and how to sign up!
Rosary Guild Meeting February 4th
The next Queen of Families Rosary Guild meeting will be
held on Saturday, February 4, 2012 from 9 AM to 10 AM in
the Youth Ministry Office located on the first floor of the
Parish Center. Please come to learn how to make mission
bead rosaries and consider joining this ministry in promoting
Our Lady’s Rosary!
For additional information, please contact Mary Bauer at
410-515-3184. Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us!
Young Adult Ministry (ages 18-39)
XLT & March for Life:
Please join us for an hour of
Eucharistic adoration &
prayer of praise & worship
on Sunday, Jan 22 at 6pm in
the Church as a prelude to
the March for Life on Monday,
January 23. If you
would like information on attending the March, please contact
Kellie Reynolds at 410-592-7294.
FAITH FORMATION
January 22 - Confirmation Enrollment Rite Mass
12:15pm in the Hall. Candidate, Sponsor, and families are
invited to attend! Outline of the Rite was mailed to each
Candidate – please bring it with you!
Tuesday night adult team needed: We are looking
for a few STAND trained adults to help out on Tuesday
nights for set up & clean up of Religious Ed activities. Perfect
for Parents & Grandparents who bring their teens to
Religious Ed. Not yet STAND trained? No problem, we’ll
assist you! Contact Kellie for more info 410-592-7294.
Confirmation Candidates for 2012 should have received
a packet full of information regarding Confirmation
Mass tickets, Retreat dates, and much more. If you did
not receive yours, please contact Pam at 410-592-8666.
Confirmation Sessions on Sunday nights from 6-8pm
in the Hall begin on Sun, Jan 29th, and continue on Feb 12,
Feb 19, & Feb 26. See you then, don’t be late!!
Archbishop’s Annual Appeal
The 2012 Archbishop’s Annual Appeal
is now underway. You have or
will receive a mailing from Archbishop
O’Brien asking that you make a pledge
to the 2012 Archbishop Annual Appeal.
The Appeal funds the operations of the
Archdiocese and different areas of assistance
provided to all parishes by the
Archdiocesan offices and outreach.
This year the theme of the Appeal is
“Entrusted With a Stewardship.”
We have been entrusted with a stewardship to care for the
less fortunate members of our community. Our contributions
to the parish and Archdiocese let us act as our Savior Jesus
Christ by enabling our ministries and services to touch thousands
of lives.
Our parish will receive 25% of each dollar contributed up to
our parish goal of $86,300 plus 50% of any additional funds
received. Please answer the Archbishop’s request and make a
contribution or pledge as you are able. All pledges can be
billed in 10 monthly installments. Thanks for your support.

January 22, 2012— Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 6
Winter Weather Worries
Winter weather is coming and that means ice
and snow may make it difficult for some people
to get to church. But parish bills keep
growing during the winter, including increased
heating costs and snow removal expenses.
You can make sure your parish support doesn’t
stop just when we need it the most. Check
out our simple, safe and secure online giving program link on
the parish website at www.ststephenbradshaw.org. Currently
93 families are giving online. Please consider joining that growing
number of dedicated givers!
We are most grateful to all those who make every effort to give
consistently whether electronically or through the weekly offering
basket. It really helps us plan and meet our budget.
Are you a Catholic who has never been confirmed?
Do you wish to experience the fullness of the gifts of the Holy
Spirit in your life by receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation?
Archbishop O’Brien will be conferring the sacrament of Confirmation
on adult Catholics on Sunday, March 2, 2012 at 2PM at
the Basilica of the Assumption.
The Department of Evangelization of the Archdiocese will offer
three sessions to prepare adults for the sacrament. The formation
series will be held at the Catholic Center in Baltimore on
Saturdays, February 4 th , 18 th and 25 th from 3PM to 5PM. To register
or for more information, please call Kathy Wandishin at
410-727-3565 X68.
Catholic Review Subscription
For the coming year, there will be one collection envelope for
the Catholic Review subscription program. That envelope will
be included with the January set and will request a donation of
$30 to offset the parish costs. We ask that you use that envelope
if you desire to receive the weekly Catholic Review.
If you cannot afford to make a donation to offset the subscription
costs, the parish will continue to provide it for you. In
2011, we received $7,806 in contributions to offset the cost of
$28,113 for the subscriptions. As always, we thank you for
your support of the parish.
Casseroles for Our Daily Bread Soup Kitchen
Casseroles for Our Daily Bread Soup Kitchen are due in the
Parish Center before Friday, January 27 th . Casserole pans and
recipes are available in the back of the church.
On February 1st, the freezer for storage of the casseroles will
be relocated to the area of our food pantry. The location will
be under the Parish Center back porch, entering through the
first door into the basement. The door will be unlocked and
available at any time. There will be sign on the basement door
identifying the entrance for casserole storage. If you are unsure
where to bring them, ring the Parish Center doorbell and we
will show you where the freezer will be. As always, thanks for
your generosity!!
RESPECT LIFE CORNER
Pregnant, Need Help? Call 1-800-ANGEL OK
Suffering Post-Abortion Stress? Call Project
Rachel at 1-800-286-4224 or go to
www.project-rachel.net
March for Life in Washington, D. C.
This Monday, January 23, 2012
This Monday is the March for Life in Washington, D. C.
Hundreds of thousands of people of faith from all over
the country will attend. Please pray for the marchers,
and especially for the protection the most vulnerable
among us, unborn children in danger of abortion, and for
their mothers and fathers, who are often confused and
misled.
Save this date: Maryland March for Life in Annapolis—March
12, 2012
Welcome, New Parishioners!
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Tanner
Ladies of Charity
The Ladies of Charity in December made distributions of
funds received from the poor boxes and other contributions.
They gave $100 to the following organizations:
Fr. Greg Gay Vincentian
Missions
Adelante Familia
Anna's House
Apostleship of the Sea
Beans/Bread
Birthright
Catholic Relief Services
Christian Appalachian Project
Christopher Place
Franciscan Center
Harford Community Action
Agency
Helping Hand Food Pantry
The Ladies of Charity would like to thank our parishioners
for the donations received this past year. Due to your
generosity, we were able to distribute $16,200 to 28
worthwhile organizations
This family joined our parish recently. We’re glad to
have them as part of the St. Stephen family!
House of Ruth
Joseph House
Marian House
Meals on Wheels
Mission of Mercy
My Sister's Place
Our Daily Bread
Pregnancy Center
Sarah's Hope
Sharing Table
Community Kitchen
St. Stephen's Youth
Building

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Established 1864
Lassahn Funeral Homes
Lassahn Funeral Home, Inc.
7401 Belair Road, Baltimore, Md. 21236
(410) 665-2000
E.F. Lassahn Funeral Home, P.A.
11750 Belair Road, Kingsville, Md. 21087
(410) 592-6100
“Our family, serving families with sincerity and dedication for fi ve generations”
Sparr Construction
Concrete Footings, Walls
Slabs & Stamped Concrete
Curbs, Driveways
MHIC# 26066
410-592-9991
Cash Paid For
Old Toys & Trains
WWII Military Items
Senior Discounts For
Basement & Attic Cleanouts
John 410-327-7555
Area Resident for 50 Years
Guarantees for the if in life
Neil Cummins, CLTC
Financial Planner
(o) 443-957-6034
(c) 410-913-2179
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,
200 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10166
L0607KQY3(exp0707)MLIC-LD
Canine Couture
410-592-7801
$ 10 Off
First Groom
& FREE
Blueberry Facial
www.caninecouturellc.com
12301 Belair Road
LIBERATORE'S
CATERING
Perry Hall
HEATING &
AIR CONDITIONING
CO., INC.
410-256-7285
Servicing Heat Pumps,
Gas Furnaces & Central Air
Service Contracts Available
Growing
Smiles
Diana Capobianco, D.D.S.
Bel Air South Professional Cntr.
2012 Tollgate Road, Suite 212
Bel Air, Maryland 21015
410-569-6700
TERRY HEIL, PRESIDENT
KINGSVILLE REPAIR
BRAKES SHOCKS TUNE-UPS TIRES
BATTERIES MD STATE INSPECTIONS
4-WHEEL ALIGNMENTS
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
410-592-7172
12116 BELAIR ROAD
KINGSVILLE, MD 21087
MEMBER
GREATER MARYLAND
Elegantly Presented
Deliciously Prepared
Affordably Priced
Full Catering Service
On or Off Premises
For an On-Site Appointment call PAT’S GUTTER SERVICE
410 308 8880
www.patsgutterservice.com
ITALO
LIBERATORE
410-838-9100
BELAIR
Generators
Installed
$ 100 OFF
410-808-4215
www.SnapperElectric.com
SPACE
AVAILABLE
The Friendly Food People
SCHULTZ
ENTERPRISES
INC.
9601 BELAIR ROAD
YOUR CAR IS OUR BUSINESS
DAMIAN SCHULTZ
410-256-6343
410-665-1660
Heating & Air Conditioning
Always there with Comfort Care
Oil Heat Service
Dentistry
limited to
children,
teens and
special needs The Ultimate Diamond Source
Gardens of Faith
Memorial Park
410-668-1086
5598 Trump Mills Rd • Baltimore, MD 21206
Cleaning-Repair-Installation
MHIC #49819
410-256-0406
10% Off With This Coupon
www.tacolovegrill.com
11550 Philadelphia Rd. White Marsh
www.come2md.com
410-879-8080
JOEL'S
AUTO
"Your Dependable Neighborhood Mechanic"
410-538-4540
320 Pulaski Hwy. www.joelsauto.com
SAME DAY SERVICE
7 Days a Week!
410-501-5284
$10 OFF ANY SERVICE
Plumbing
faucets, toilets, disposals, sump
pumps, hose faucets, laundry tubs
Drain Cleaning
sewer line backups, grease traps,
roots removed, camera lines
Leak Detection
located through walls
& ceilings
Well Systems
well pumps, water conditioning,
pressure tanks, booster systems
Water Heaters
gas/electric, repair/replace, energy
effi cient tankless systems
Appliance Installation
dishwasher, ice maker lines,
gas stove
Custom Design ~ Repairs ~ Diamond Settings ~
Remounts ~ Engraving ~ Gem Stones ~ Appraisals
9650 Belair Rd. ~ Perry Hall
410-256-9555
UNITED
REMODELING, INC.
Family owned & operated since 1978
Replacement Windows
Doors • Siding
FREE ESTIMATES
Ronald & Leo Behr
MHIC #4401 410-426-2352
HAIRPORT, Inc.
Full Service Hair Salon
7628 Belair Road Baltimore, MD 21236
410-668-5400
Hours: Tues.–Fri 9-7
Sat.–8-4 Appts. Honored
Sally, Owner
PHONE 410-592-7700
FRANK J.
GOETTNER
CONST.
CO., INC.
BUILDING/PAVING/UTILITY
CONTRACTOR
7410 GOETTNER AVE.
KINGSVILLE, MD 21087
MHIC# 1653
For ad information, call Tim Maher or Phil Maher at 410-578-3600, or write P.O. Box 4889, Baltimore, MD 21211 © 2012
For Prompt Delivery Of
FUEL OIL
BURNER SERVICE
AIR CONDITIONING
In The Kingsville Area
410-686-6400
WHITE MARSH TV
SALES & SERVICE
HOME THEATER
Direct TV
Dish
Network
Call for Details
“WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL”
410-256-6230
CRABS YEAR ROUND
SHRIMP OYSTERS CLAMS
FRESH FISH DAILY
BILLS SEAFOOD
In Perry Hall
BELAIR ROAD,
½Blk, North of Joppa Rd.
410-256-9520
EXCEL
MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS
AIR
CONDITIONING
& HEATING
Residential &
Commercial
Service & Installation
443-969-4875
Fence Masters
410-661-8730
Family Owned &
Operated Since 1982
Craig O'Brien, Pres.
Member AFA MHIC 18225
www.fencemastersmd.com
&
443-286-3284
• Dumpster Rentals
10,15,20 Yard Cans
Mulch, Dirt, Stone Deliveries
Skid Steer Services
www.jrshaulingllc.com
Located in Kingsville
610 W. MacPhail Rd.
Bel Air, MD 21014
410-638-5360
9705 Belair Road
Baltimore, MD 21236
410-256-3600