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cents on up to $10 or so for collectible<br />
books. <strong>The</strong> sale begins<br />
at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, May<br />
8, and goes till 2:30 p.m. <strong>The</strong> sale<br />
benefits the Friends of the <strong>Canton</strong><br />
and Southeast Anchor libraries.<br />
<strong>The</strong> sale takes place in O’Donnell<br />
Square. If it rains, the sale will be<br />
held in the <strong>Canton</strong> Library, 1030 S.<br />
Ellwood Ave.<br />
This weekend is the more-or-less<br />
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Patterson High, 8 a.m.-noon, and<br />
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2 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Wednesday, May 5, 2010<br />
by Jacqueline Watts<br />
editor@baltimoreguide.com<br />
<strong>The</strong>re is nothing like a first-weekend-in-<br />
May sweep of the Red Sox to shake off the<br />
April depression of Orioles fans. Golly, that<br />
felt good!<br />
<strong>The</strong> sun is shining and there is hope and<br />
opportunity in the world.<br />
Let’s tear down the statue of Babe Ruth—<br />
what has he done for us lately—and put up<br />
Ty Wigginton instead! All Ty has done is<br />
play every infield position except shortstop,<br />
played pretty much full-time since April 10<br />
and he is hitting a ton, leading the team in<br />
average, on-base percentage and slugging. (I<br />
am not counting Felix Pie here, because he<br />
is laid up with a back injury, and we might<br />
not see him till July or later.)<br />
Miguel Tejada is coming on too. I can’t<br />
say he’s the Miggy we knew and loved five<br />
years ago, but he’s playing and adjusting<br />
well at third base. It’s just that we might have<br />
to put him on a Segway to run the bases by<br />
the end of the season—his right leg looks<br />
very painful.<br />
Brian Matusz, the rookie on the starting<br />
staff, leads the team in wins—in fact he is<br />
the only starter besides Brad Bergesen, he<br />
of the 10.57 ERA, to boast any wins at all.<br />
Kevin Millwood and Jeremy Guthrie, who<br />
have pitched very well, are winless.<br />
All this is by way of saying: It’s going<br />
to get better. It has to. If things keep going<br />
as they have, the Orioles will finish 43-119.<br />
That is just unthinkable. It can’t happen.<br />
That is 1962 Mets territory, and we can’t go<br />
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pitching very well, the onus falls on their<br />
offense,” he wrote. “Currently they are hitting<br />
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“If you want to get technical (you don’t really<br />
have a choice, because I’m going there)<br />
they are hitting a pathetic .193 with runners<br />
in scoring position which is dead last in all<br />
of baseball. I think once Brian Roberts<br />
comes back (hopefully sooner than later,<br />
although he seems to be having some setbacks<br />
with his stomach) he can spark that<br />
offense. Adam Jones isn’t helping matters<br />
much with his .204 average, and when<br />
Ty Wigginton is your team leader in average,<br />
you know something isn’t right. Nick<br />
Markakis seems to be turning his early<br />
season slump around, so hopefully that will<br />
spread throughout the team. Let’s keep our<br />
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Dypski Park revisited: Renewal ahead for vacant tot lot<br />
by Mary Helen Sprecher<br />
newsroom@baltimoreguide.com<br />
To look at Dypski Park from the outside,<br />
things haven’t changed much. However, say<br />
organizers, the groundwork is being laid.<br />
<strong>The</strong> last time the park, located at the corner<br />
of S. Ellwood Avenue and Boston Street,<br />
was the focus of any concerted media attention<br />
was back in late January, when a community<br />
meeting was being planned to discuss<br />
the multiple problems with the site.<br />
Neighbors had reported that they no longer<br />
went into the park, despite the fact that in<br />
spring of 2007, the area had received a refurbished<br />
tot lot. And that meant the still-new<br />
playground equipment, the climbing wall<br />
and slides, even the shredded rubber safety<br />
surface, were going unused. At least by the<br />
Continued on page 8<br />
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4 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Wednesday, May 5, 2010<br />
Preakness frog hop will spring into action at Patterson Park<br />
by Mary Helen Sprecher<br />
newsroom@baltimoreguide.com<br />
No leapfrogging in line, and don’t say you<br />
weren’t toad that.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Preakness Frog Hop, a staple in the<br />
Southeast, is ready to kick off (or maybe<br />
jump off) in Patterson Park. Everything<br />
starts at noon on Wednesday, May 12, near<br />
the Pulaski Monument, Eastern and Linwood<br />
avenues.<br />
Registration starts at 11 a.m. on the day<br />
of the Frog Hop, and all frogs (and jockeys)<br />
must be registered by 11:45 a.m.<br />
Unlike the genuine event at Pimlico,<br />
the Preakness Frog Hop in Patterson Park<br />
lacks an infield, noisy bands and a group of<br />
drunken spectators arguing about a shortage<br />
of porta-pots.<br />
Organizers are pretty happy about all<br />
those shortcomings.<br />
So what’s not to like about the frog hop<br />
Not much. But here’s the rules:<br />
*Only one (1) frog may be entered per<br />
jockey, but two jockeys may share a *Any<br />
frog entered must be at least 4 inches in<br />
length from the nose to where the tail should<br />
be (not counting the legs).<br />
*Frog must be in good physical condition<br />
and show no evidence of being kept in an inhumane<br />
fashion. Note: That means all frogs<br />
must be kept wet.<br />
*Don’t be a hog; share a frog: If you have<br />
more than one critter, please bring them so<br />
that another child can participate.<br />
*Trophies will be awarded to the first,<br />
second, third and fourth place finishers. All<br />
participants will receive a ribbon.<br />
*In the event of extreme weather conditions,<br />
the event will be held at the Mimi<br />
DiPietro Ice Rink (Pratt Stree and Linwood<br />
Avenue).<br />
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Go Fish: <strong>The</strong>re’s catch and release fishing<br />
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May and June at the Boat Lake in Patterson<br />
Park, All children must be accompanied by<br />
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of the park’s loaners. Bait will be provided.<br />
Info: Angie Wanner 410-396-9392, Bob<br />
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hotline (day of event only) 410-396-7078.<br />
Health and Fitness: <strong>The</strong> Virginia<br />
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Audubon Adventures: <strong>The</strong> Audubon<br />
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2010 THE BALTIMORE GUIDE 5<br />
S.E. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH<br />
Cereal assailant attacks neighbor<br />
following argument over breakfast<br />
Neighborhood Watch is a representative door of a home and took a TV and $200<br />
sampling, not a comprehensive listing, of cash.<br />
crimes reported to the Southeastern District<br />
of the <strong>Baltimore</strong> Police Department. a.m. A man and woman were arrested for<br />
S. Wolfe Street, 300 block, April 26, 10:30<br />
This week’s Neighborhood Watch was compiled<br />
by Mary Helen Sprecher.<br />
and a pellet gun.<br />
breaking into a home and taking a laptop<br />
Burglary<br />
E. Pratt Street, 6400 block, April 26, 6:25<br />
Hudson Street, 2900 block, April 30, 11 a.m. Someone broke into a trailer through a<br />
p.m. Someone broke into a home through rear door and took construction equipment.<br />
a rear door and took computers and a cell Gough Street, 1900 block, April 26, 2:30<br />
phone.<br />
a.m. Someone broke into a house through<br />
E. Lombard Street, 3400 block, April 29, a front window and took a computer, two<br />
10:35 a.m. Someone broke in the rear door bicycles, construction equipment, guitars, a<br />
of a business. Nothing was taken. Suspects keyboard and computer equipment.<br />
were described to the police.<br />
Eastern Avenue, 2500 block, April 26, 6<br />
Clinton Street, 300 block, April 29, 11:30 p.m. Someone broke into a home through<br />
a.m. Someone broke into a vacant home the front door and took a TV and the alarm<br />
through the front door and took appliances system.<br />
including a refrigerator, microwave, stove, S. Ann Street, 300 block, April 26, 9:30<br />
washer/dryer and a lock-box.<br />
a.m. Someone broke the side window of<br />
Gough Street, 1700 block, April 29, 7 a.m. a bar and entered, taking alcohol, a video<br />
Someone attempted to break into a church game and an unknown amount of cash that<br />
through the rear door, but was unsuccessful.<br />
Quad Avenue, 6700 block, April 25, 4:30<br />
was in the video game.<br />
Orleans Street, 2700 block, April 29, 11:45 p.m. Someone entered through a fence and<br />
a.m. Someone broke into a home through a took two bicycles from a tow yard.<br />
rear window and took three televisions and Eastern Avenue, 1900 block, April 25,<br />
a game system. A witness told the owner 2:30 p.m. Someone entered a home through<br />
that some of the property had been taken to an open front window and took a computer<br />
a pawn shop, and as a result, a warrant was and a game system.<br />
issued for a suspect.<br />
S. Montford Avenue, 700 block, April 25,<br />
Eastern Avenue, 4400 block, April 29, 5 a.m. Someone broke into a bar through a<br />
12:30 p.m. Someone broke into a storage side window and took cash. A game machine<br />
was damaged.<br />
space by breaking the lock and stole photography<br />
supplies.<br />
Hudson Street, 3000 block, April 23, 12<br />
S. Clinton Street, 200 block, April 28, 7:45 p.m. Someone entered a home through a<br />
a.m. Someone broke the lock-box of a vacant<br />
property entered, taking a microwave wave.<br />
front door and took a stove and a micro-<br />
and the lock-box.<br />
Aggravated Assault<br />
N. Kresson Street, unit block, April 27, Eastern Avenue, 4900 block, April 30,<br />
8:33 a.m. Someone forced entry into a home. 8:45 p.m. A man told police that a teenager<br />
Nothing was taken.<br />
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1:51 a.m. A woman told police that she and<br />
her boyfriend argued. <strong>The</strong> boyfriend had<br />
been angry because the woman was with<br />
other men. <strong>The</strong> man choked the woman and<br />
pushed her against the wall.<br />
Ballou Court, 200 block, April 28, 12:15<br />
p.m. A woman told police that she and her<br />
neighbor had argued over a box of cereal,<br />
and that the neighbor had hit her with a<br />
stick. In return, the first woman picked up<br />
her cane and fought back. <strong>The</strong> neighbor was<br />
arrested.<br />
Orleans Street, 2400 block, April 28, 8:40<br />
p.m. A man told police that he was attacked<br />
from behind by several men who knocked<br />
him down. He got up and ran and was able<br />
to summon help from a friend who took him<br />
to the hospital where he was treated for nonlife-threatening<br />
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7:21 p.m. A warrant was issued for a man<br />
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needed to help sort books on Wednesday, May<br />
5, 5:30 p.m.- 8 p.m. Volunteers also are needed<br />
on the day of the book sale to do set-up and/or<br />
break-down. Set-up takes place from 8 a.m.-10<br />
a.m. Break-down takes place from 3 p.m.-5 p.m.<br />
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Flea Markets: Looking for bargains <strong>The</strong>re<br />
are three flea markets this Saturday, all in the<br />
Southeast. Keep reading for more details.<br />
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Calendar free of charge. Publication of<br />
events is limited to those that are sponsored by,<br />
and benefit local non-profit groups and neighborhood<br />
entities such as community organizations,<br />
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reservations or ticket sales, specify that when<br />
sending material to the <strong>Guide</strong>.<br />
Wednesday, May 5<br />
Cinco de Mayo: Exercise caution in barand<br />
restaurant-heavy areas like <strong>Canton</strong> and<br />
Federal Hill on Wednesday, May 5, as many<br />
establishments will be running Cinco de Mayo<br />
promotions. Expect heavier than normal pedestrian<br />
and car traffic.<br />
COP Walk: Patterson Park Neighborhood<br />
Association holds a COP walk every Wednesday<br />
at 7 p.m. Meet at the corner of Linwood Avenue<br />
and <strong>Baltimore</strong> Street. <strong>The</strong> next walks will be<br />
May 5 and May 12. Info: dmitchell08@yahoo.<br />
com.<br />
Health and Fitness: <strong>The</strong> Virginia Baker<br />
Rec Center in Patterson Park, <strong>Baltimore</strong> Street<br />
and Luzerne Avenue, has line dancing on<br />
Mondays, 6 p.m.-8 p.m., $5 at the door. Info:<br />
410-396-9156.<br />
Stress Free Yoga is offered for seven<br />
weeks beginning Wednesday, May 5 and running<br />
through Wednesday, June 16, 7 p.m.-8<br />
p.m. Learn yoga basics, increase flexibility and<br />
strength, reduce stress, tension and fatigue. $35/<br />
person. Info/RSVP (required): Danielle 410-<br />
396-9156.<br />
Crime Prevention: <strong>The</strong> Southern District<br />
Police Community Relations Council holds COP<br />
walks as follows. Note: Unless otherwise specified,<br />
all walks are 7 p.m. Check the website for<br />
rules and policies, and for weather-related cancellations<br />
of walks. Info: Jack Baker jackbaker@<br />
sdpcrc.org, 443-831-0538, www.sdpcrc.org.<br />
Wednesday, May 5: Barre Circle/Camden<br />
Crossing, meet at Washington Blvd.and Scott<br />
Street<br />
Thursday, May 6: Union Square - meet at<br />
W. Lombard and Sticker streets<br />
Federal Hill Wet, 7 p.m. (first walk for this area).<br />
Meet at the post office on Ostend Street at 7<br />
p.m.<br />
Tuesday, May 11, Curtis Bay, meet at the<br />
Curtis Bay Recreation Center, Curtis Avenue<br />
and Filbert Street<br />
Wednesday, May, 12, 12:30 p.m., Carrollton<br />
Ridge, meet at the Samuel F. B. Morse<br />
FAMILY FISHING FUN-Visit the Patterson<br />
Park Boat Lake on Thursdays<br />
in May and June, 6 p.m.-8 p.m., for<br />
Family Fun Fishing Nights. No license<br />
required for kids. See info at<br />
left.<br />
Recreation Center, Pulaski and Ashton streets<br />
Thursday, May 6<br />
Pigtown Happenings: Artdromeda, the<br />
free art and music festival in Pigtown, runs May<br />
6-May 8, 6 p.m.-11 p.m. Schedules and other<br />
information are available at www.artdromeda.<br />
com<br />
<strong>The</strong> Art du Piggy silent auction and<br />
neighborhood happy hour takes place Friday,<br />
May 7, 7 p.m.-9:30 p.m. at Fraternity Federal<br />
Savings and Loan, 764 Washington Blvd. Enjoy<br />
appetizers and appetizers while bidding on eight<br />
artist-designed piggy banks to benefit Pigtown.<br />
A sneak peek dance performance by<br />
<strong>The</strong> Collective is held on Saturday May 8, 7<br />
p.m.-8 p.m. at Expressions in Motion, 756 Washington<br />
Blvd.<br />
<strong>The</strong> “Sweat Like A Pig” dance party (the<br />
closing party for Artdromeda) is Saturday May<br />
8, 9 p.m.-midnight, at Expressions in Motion 756<br />
Washington Blvd.<br />
DPW 411: <strong>The</strong> DPW invites the public for informative<br />
presentations in different areas around<br />
the city, regarding proposed service and policy<br />
changes within the Bureaus of Water and Wastewater<br />
and Solid Waste. Open to the public. Info/<br />
RSVP: hope.williams@baltimorecity.gov, 443-<br />
984-3961<br />
South/Southeast: On Thursday, May 6, 6:30<br />
p.m.-8 p.m. at the Virginia Baker Recreation<br />
Center, Patterson Park, 2602 E. <strong>Baltimore</strong> Street<br />
(Luzerne and <strong>Baltimore</strong>).<br />
South/Southwest: On Wednesday, May 19,<br />
6:30 p.m.-8 p.m., Curtis Bay Elementary/Middle<br />
School, 4301 10th Street.<br />
Kick Lyme: “Spring for Lyme,” a fund raiser<br />
for Lyme disease research, is offered on Thursday,<br />
May 6, 5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. at the <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
Museum of Industry on Key Highway, $60/person.<br />
Info: www.springforlyme.org.<br />
To Your Health: Harbor Hospital, 3001<br />
S. Hanover Street, holds the following classes.<br />
Many require preregistration; call with any<br />
questions. Info/RSVP: 410-350-2563, www.har-<br />
Continued on page 10
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Now through May 7: Hug a friend! It’s<br />
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Wednesday, May 5: At 10 a.m.,<br />
there’s Bible Study. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. there’s a<br />
field trip to the Inner Harbor. Lunch on your<br />
own and a trip on the Water Taxi.<br />
Friday, May 7: 10 a.m. Board games,<br />
10:30 a.m. line dancing with staff, 11 a.m.<br />
BSO presentation, lunch at noon, Friday entertainment<br />
at 12:45 p.m.<br />
Saturday, May 8 is Saturday Community<br />
Bingo. Doors open 9:30 a.m. Call<br />
for transportation (if available) at 410-685-<br />
6224.<br />
Monday, May 10: Current Events at<br />
9:30 a.m. Board games at 10 a.m. Exercise<br />
with staff at 10:30 a.m. “¿Spanish, Anyone”<br />
at 10:30 a.m. as well. Lunch at noon, bingo<br />
at 12:45 p.m.<br />
Tuesday, May 11: 9:30 a.m. is Trip<br />
Talk. 10:30 a.m. is a nutritional workshop.<br />
11:30 a.m. is Mother’s Day teta at AIM.<br />
Lunch at noon. At 12:45 p.m., Wii bowling.<br />
Wednesday, May 12: High tea with<br />
guest speaker, $5 donation.<br />
Friday, May 14: 10 a.m. Board games,<br />
10:30 a.m. line dancing with staff, Lunch at<br />
noon, Friday entertainment at 12:45 p.m.<br />
Monday, May 17: Current Events at<br />
9:30 a.m. Board games at 10 a.m. Exercise<br />
with staff at 10:30 a.m. “¿Spanish, Anyone”<br />
at 10:30 a.m. as well. 11 a.m. is Self<br />
Defense with a Cane. Lunch at noon, bingo<br />
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Tuesday, May 18: 9:30 a.m. is Trip<br />
Talk. 10:30 a.m. is a nutritional workshop.<br />
11:30 a.m. is Mother’s Day teta at AIM.<br />
Lunch at noon. At 12:45 p.m., Wii bowling.<br />
Wednesday, May 19: 10 a.m. Bible<br />
study class. After that, Senior Showcase<br />
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lunch on your own. Center closed.<br />
Friday, May 21: Center closed because<br />
of trip to Atlantic City with Cherry Hill.<br />
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Monday, May 24: Anniversary party<br />
from 12 noon-2 p.m. for $2 donation. Limited<br />
space/must sign up in advance.<br />
John Booth Senior Center<br />
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Highlandtown, 410-396-9202<br />
Wednesday, May 12, Out to lunch at<br />
Hudson Street Stackhouse. Meet at the restaurant<br />
for lunch on your own at 11:30 a.m.<br />
Thursday, May 13, Health and Welfare<br />
Day. Blood pressure check 10 a.m. Podiatrist<br />
10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.<br />
Wednesday, May 19, Pet picture show<br />
day. Members — do you and your pet look<br />
alike Bring in a photo for the judging. $5<br />
entry fee for members, goes toward animal<br />
rescue. Members Meeting 1 p.m., Bravo<br />
Health sundae event 1:15 p.m.<br />
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Wednesday, May 5: eating together at<br />
11:30 a.m.; book club at 12:30 p.m. Stop by<br />
if you are interested in joining us. We’re a<br />
small friendly group looking for like-minded<br />
people who enjoy reading.<br />
Thursday, May 6: video walk at 9:30,<br />
Wii follows; aerobics at 10:30, lunch at<br />
11:30; ta’i chi at 12:30 p.m. Stop by to observe<br />
or join in.<br />
Friday, May 7: art class at 10 a.m.; bingo<br />
is at 12:30 p.m.<br />
Monday, May 10: video walk at 9 a.m.,<br />
massage at 10, cards at 10:30 and eating together<br />
at 11:30.<br />
Tuesday May 11: Wii at 9 a.m.; eating together<br />
is at 11:30. BRAVO will visit at 12:30<br />
with ice cream and laminate your cards.<br />
Wednesday, May 12: Health and fitness<br />
will be held at 10 a.m. Topic is fall prevention<br />
and osteoporosis. Eating together<br />
begins at 11:30 a.m.<br />
We will offer a screen painting class on<br />
Saturday, May 29 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Call<br />
for details and to register. <strong>The</strong> cost is $25<br />
for the day.<br />
Our next bus trip is set for June 16. Mae<br />
has put together a great Mystery Trip again<br />
this year. Make reservations now.<br />
Mark your calendar for movies at Hatton,<br />
featuring “Crazy Heart,” starring Jeff<br />
Bridges, on Wednesday, May 19, at 12:30<br />
p.m. Bridges won the Best Actor Oscar for<br />
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We are also looking forward to the members’<br />
luncheon by Long and Foster on May<br />
27, screen painting on May 29, Dr. Nicki<br />
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According to Marsh, and to aides of City<br />
Homeless people, drug users and dealers Councilman Jim Kraft (D-1), the Friends<br />
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up.<br />
to forming a 501(c)3,” noted Marsh.<br />
“From what I understand, it went full Marsh says that the Friends group’s immediate<br />
goals “are to improve lighting,<br />
cycle,”local resident Rae Smith noted in a<br />
January interview with the <strong>Guide</strong>. “It had maintain communication with the city and<br />
new mulch, new equipment, everything. homeless services, and to get a consensus<br />
Now, people don’t want to use it because it for the park’s future appearance.”<br />
has fallen into a state of disrepair again.” Dypski Park has been dealt a bad hand<br />
According to Smith, the tot lot and an from the start in many respects. Its location<br />
adjacent vacant lot had been serving as a (set back from the street) means that oversight<br />
from the community and from police<br />
loitering ground for the homeless, many of<br />
whom were drifting over from the direction doesn’t come easily. Its layout (open on both<br />
of the nearby Clarence “Du” Burns Arena. ends) allows it to be used as a thoroughfare.<br />
“<strong>The</strong>re’s also a lot of underage activity and Its limitations (its facilities include a children’s<br />
pool, which will remain closed by<br />
drug activity,” she noted, “and the garbage<br />
cans are overflowing, so you have rodents.” budget cuts for the foreseeable future) mean<br />
Community members have met three that it can’t attract a family clientele, even in<br />
times in 2010 about the problem. A fourth warm weather.<br />
meeting is schedule for next week and as <strong>The</strong>n there’s its legal status. Dypski Park<br />
always, the community is invited.<br />
is a formal part of the city’s parks system,<br />
“<strong>The</strong> meeting is Tuesday, May 11 at the and depends on the Department of Recreation<br />
and Parks for its upkeep. <strong>The</strong>refore,<br />
Broom Factory,” says <strong>Canton</strong> resident Greg<br />
Marsh. “Our goals are to set up a Friends of residents don’t actually have formal investment<br />
or ownership of the park, according to<br />
Dypski Park Committee.”<br />
<strong>The</strong> concerns of neighbors so far, says Kraft.<br />
Marsh, “have included exterior maintenance “Dypski Park is a little different from<br />
of ‘Du’ Burns arena, maintenance of Dypski some of the other small parks in the area,”<br />
Park, how to deal with the homeless people Kraft said when the matter was first brought<br />
camping under the pavilion at Dypski Park up in January. “Dypski is actually a city<br />
and on the Boston Street side of ‘Du’ Burns. park, and the city will invest in it; it will provide<br />
PM a Page certain 1amount of assistance.”<br />
We 907 also S/SE.qxd:Layout gathered ideas from 1 3/23/10 those present 3:15<br />
about the future of Dypski Park.”<br />
He admitted that because of its small size<br />
and its many drawbacks, Dypski remains<br />
“an orphan stepchild” of the system.<br />
Having a Friends group has the potential<br />
to provide Dypski Park with more community<br />
investment. In 2005, <strong>Canton</strong> volunteers<br />
successfully rehabbed Two Rivers Park<br />
after developing a Memoradum of Understanding<br />
with the city.<br />
No decisions have yet been made on<br />
whether this Friends group will seek an<br />
MOU, but such decisions may come up at<br />
the upcoming meeting. According to Marsh,<br />
there has been plenty to talk about so far.<br />
“Some of the ideas that we have discussed<br />
were closing the kids’ pool, changing the<br />
pool to a fountain in which children could<br />
play, keeping and improving maintenance<br />
of the kids’ pool, starting a neighborhood<br />
garden, replacing the park fencing, and the<br />
possibility of forming a relationship with<br />
FutureCare to assist in our efforts. <strong>The</strong>re<br />
were converstations indirectly related to the<br />
park such as street lighting and alley gating.”<br />
One step at a time, though, he adds: “I am<br />
hoping that by the end of the May 11 meeting,<br />
we will have volunteers and have the<br />
Friends of Dypski Park formed.”<br />
Note: <strong>The</strong> meeting will be held at the<br />
Broom Factory on Tuesday, May 11, 7:15<br />
p.m. Community members are welcome.<br />
Info: gnmarsh@gmail.com, 410-207-8806.<br />
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Confirmation Reunion! United<br />
Evangelical Church, East Avenue and Dillon<br />
Street, celebrates a 50th reunion for the<br />
confirmation class of 1960 on Sunday, May<br />
23 at the 10:30 a.m. service; the reunion will<br />
be held in the Friendship Hall. Family and<br />
friends are invited too. Info: 410-276-0393.<br />
Patterson High School Class of<br />
1960 holds its 50th reunion on Saturday,<br />
Oct. 23 at Columbus Gardens, 7 p.m.-11<br />
p.m. Info: Joanne 410-477-2703, Phyllis<br />
410-866-6764.<br />
<strong>The</strong> New Outlook Pioneers (formerly<br />
the Telephone Pioneers of<br />
America) hold a spring reunion on Thursday,<br />
June 17 at the Eastern Yacht Club in<br />
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SOBO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH<br />
Apologetic would-be bandit flees empty-handed<br />
Neighborhood Watch is a representative,<br />
not a comprehensive, account of crimes<br />
reported in the Southern District during<br />
the past week. This week’s Neighborhood<br />
Watch was compiled by Jacqueline Watts.<br />
Robbery<br />
200 block Harmison St., Wednesday,<br />
April 28, 10:30 p.m.: A woman invited some<br />
men into her home. <strong>The</strong>y talked briefly and<br />
then the men attacked the woman, hitting<br />
her and then attacking her with a taser. One<br />
of the men grabbed the woman’s cell phone<br />
and fled with it.<br />
1300 block Ramsay St., Friday, April<br />
30, 3 a.m.: A woman was walking in the<br />
block when a man approached her, pulled a<br />
gun and said “I am sorry to rob you but I<br />
am an addict. Give me your money and any<br />
drugs you have.” <strong>The</strong> woman replied that<br />
she did not have money or drugs and the<br />
man ran away.<br />
Unit block S. Gilmor St., Friday, April<br />
30, 12:55 a.m.: A man went to Good Samaritan<br />
Hospital for treatment. He told police<br />
that he had been waiting at a friend’s house<br />
to get a tattoo when a man walked in and<br />
struck him in the face with a black revolver.<br />
Another man then stole the victim’s Blackberry<br />
phone and cash.<br />
200 block Penn St., Sunday, May 2, 5<br />
p.m.: A woman left her purse on her front<br />
step and walked over to talk to a neighbor. A<br />
man walked up and took her car keys from<br />
the purse. As the woman walked over to try<br />
to stop him he threatened to shoot her. He<br />
drove away in her 1998 Ford Explorer with<br />
Maryland tags 585M495.<br />
Aggravated assault<br />
200 block S. Calhoun St., Sunday,<br />
April 25, 3:40 a.m.: A man was attacked on<br />
the street. He told police he thought his assailants<br />
were punching him, but afterwards<br />
he realized that they had stabbed him several<br />
times in the chest. <strong>The</strong> victim was taken<br />
to a hospital for treatment.<br />
1100 block Haubert St., Tuesday, April<br />
27, 4:20 a.m.: Police have an arrest warrant<br />
for a man who punched his girlfriend in the<br />
face, then threatened to slice her open with<br />
a knife.<br />
Unit block E. Barney St., Thursday,<br />
FREE<br />
April 29, 1:55 p.m.: A man stabbed another<br />
man in the stomach with a knife. <strong>The</strong> victim<br />
was taken to Shock-Trauma for treatment.<br />
300 block S. Calhoun St., Friday,<br />
April 30, 4:39 a.m.: A man walked into<br />
Bon Secours Hospital for treatment. He told<br />
police that he had been trying to buy drugs<br />
when the dealer suddenly pulled a handgun<br />
and shot him in the left foot.<br />
1300 block Kuper Pl., Saturday, May<br />
1, 10:45 a.m.: Two women argued, and one<br />
threatened the other with a knife, then struck<br />
the victim on the head with a hammer.<br />
Burglary<br />
200 block Penn St., Friday, April 30, 11<br />
a.m.: Someone broke the rear window of a<br />
house and stole a flat-screen television, iPod<br />
and XBox game system.<br />
2700 block Port Covington Dr., Saturday,<br />
May 1, 12:06 a.m.: Someone forced<br />
open a shed behind a big-box store and stole<br />
55 used car batteries.<br />
Larceny<br />
1500 block Woodall St., Monday, April<br />
26, 12:10 p.m.: A man stole rusted steel<br />
pipes from a construction yard and drove<br />
away in a white 1994 Chevy pickup truck<br />
with Maryland plates 80X507.<br />
1700 block Light St., Monday, April 26,<br />
7 p.m.: Someone stole an iPod and an iPod<br />
Touch from a parked car.<br />
1200 block Light St., Tuesday, April 27,<br />
5:45 p.m.: A man walking to his car saw a<br />
suspect inside the car, and detained the suspect<br />
until police arrived and arrested him.<br />
Unit block E. Lee St., Thursday, April<br />
29, 4:28 p.m.: Someone broke the window<br />
of a parked car and stole an Apple laptop<br />
computer, a mixer, GPS and sunglasses. <strong>The</strong><br />
incident took place inside a parking garage.<br />
600 block Light St., Thursday, April 29,<br />
6:30 p.m.: Someone broke into a parked car<br />
and stole a black and yellow Tumi travel bag<br />
containing personal checks.<br />
1400 block Key Hwy., Thursday, April<br />
29, 8:44 p.m.: A man stole a 20-ounce Coca-<br />
Cola from a convenience store.<br />
400 block S. Parrish St., Friday, April<br />
30, 9:30 a.m.: A man visiting a woman suddenly<br />
picked up her cell phone and left the<br />
house.<br />
1100 block Covington St., Friday, April<br />
30, 7 p.m.: Someone broke the front passenger<br />
window of a parked car and stole a GPS,<br />
laptop computer and other goods.<br />
1200 block W. Pratt St., Saturday, May<br />
1, 2 p.m.: Store security detained a man for<br />
trying to shoplift personal hygiene items.<br />
1800 block Frederick Ave., Saturday,<br />
May 1, 10 p.m.: Someone stole the tags from<br />
a parked car.<br />
200 block E. Cross St., Sunday, May 2,<br />
12:01 a.m.: Someone broke a window of a<br />
parked car and stole a GPS and a purse.<br />
600 block Light St., Sunday, May 2, 5<br />
p.m.: Someone broke the passenger window<br />
of a parked car and stole a radar detector.<br />
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Thursday, May 13: “AARP Driver Safety<br />
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driving information course for motorists ages 50<br />
and older to update your knowledge of skills, as<br />
well as cover age-related physical changes, local<br />
driving issues and more. Graduates of this course<br />
may be eligible for a reduction in their car insurance<br />
rates. Registration is required and snacks<br />
are included. Fee: $12 AARP members; $14<br />
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to AARP and brought to the class.<br />
Saturday, May 15: “Water Ball,” 6:30 p.m.-<br />
11 p.m. A hallmark evening celebrating a legacy<br />
of innovative health care. Tickets are $250 each,<br />
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“Mother Goose on the Loose” is offered on<br />
Wednesdays, 10:15 a.m. for children up to the age<br />
of three with their caregivers.<br />
“Preschool Storytime” is held on Wednesdays,<br />
11:15 a.m. for 3-5 with their caregivers.<br />
“Community Gardening” is offered Thursday,<br />
May 6, 7 p.m. Learn where and how to get involved<br />
in the urban gardening effort.<br />
“Elizabeth LaPrelle: Songs of Appalachia” is<br />
presented on Saturday, May 8, 3 p.m. Hear traditional<br />
mountain ballads. Ms. LaPrelle has performed<br />
on A Prairie Home Companion. Feel free<br />
to sing along during the chorus.<br />
“Small Business Connections” is offered on<br />
Monday, May 10, 12 p.m. Learn how you can<br />
start your own business and become your own<br />
boss. Bring a brown bag lunch.<br />
“Press Play” is offeered to teens on Tuesday, May<br />
11, 3 p.m. Impress friends and show off gaming<br />
skills with Wii and board games.<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Orioles Encyclopedia: A Half Century of<br />
History and Highlights” is offered on Thursday,<br />
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Mother’s Day flowers at the Optimist<br />
Club’s sale on Friday, Saturday<br />
and Sunday. See below for details.<br />
and the team’s triumphs and follies from 1954 to<br />
the present.<br />
Friday, May 7<br />
Flower Sale: <strong>The</strong> Optimist Club of Dundalk,<br />
4528 North Point Blvd., holds its Mother’s Day<br />
flower sale on Friday, May 7 from noon-7 p.m.,<br />
on Saturday, May 8 from 9 a.m.-7 p.m. and on<br />
Sunday, May 9 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Big variety of<br />
flowers and plants with proceeds benefitting area<br />
youth programs. Rain location: inside the clubhouse.<br />
Info: 410-388-0320.<br />
Going to College Registration is now<br />
open for the June 12 ACT achievement test, for<br />
college admission and placement. Students must<br />
register before May 7 (late registration available<br />
for an extra fee) in order to take the exam. <strong>The</strong><br />
cost for the ACT test without writing is $32.<br />
When combined with the optional ACT Writing<br />
Test, the total cost is $47. Fee waivers available.<br />
Info: www.actstudent.org.<br />
For Art’s Sake: <strong>The</strong> Art Gallery of Fells<br />
Point, 1716 Thames Street, has a new show running<br />
through May 30, with nature inspired pastels<br />
by Noelle Kaler. Free artist’s reception on<br />
Friday, May 7, 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Info: 410-327-1272,<br />
www.fellspointgallery.org.<br />
Tri It: <strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> Area Triathlon Club<br />
(BATC) meets on Friday, May 7 at 7 p.m. at the<br />
Merritt Athletic Club, 3401 Boston Street in <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
Hear a guest speaker discuss triathlon rules.<br />
<strong>The</strong> club was formed to offer guidance and support<br />
to individuals who participate in one or more<br />
endurance sports. Info on club, membership and<br />
event: stacykarwacki@comcast.net, http://baltimoretriathlon.org.<br />
Feasts And Roasts: Patapsco Dance<br />
Boosters hold a bull and shrimp roast with<br />
open bar, wheels, raffles and more on Friday,<br />
May 7, 8 p.m.-midnight at Martin’s East on Pulaski<br />
Highway, $42/person, advance only, no<br />
tickets at the door. Info/tickets: Charles Reitz 410-<br />
310-0739, pizzaboy67@verizon.net.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Wise Avenue Volunteer Fire Co. will<br />
host a bull roast and shrimp feast on Saturday,<br />
May 8, 7 p.m.-11 p.m. at the firehouse, 214 Wise<br />
Avenue, $30/person. Info/tickets: George 443-<br />
309-4121.<br />
Bingo! St. Brigid, 900 S. East Avenue, has<br />
bingo every second Tuesday of the month, opening<br />
11 a.m. Packages are $10 including platter,<br />
with carry-outs available. Info: MaryClaire or Jo<br />
Continued on page 11
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2010 THE BALTIMORE GUIDE 11<br />
HONORED FOR SERVING-<strong>Baltimore</strong> Police Officer Steven Evans (left)<br />
poses with Southeastern District Major William Davis after being named<br />
the Officer of the Year by the Exchange Club of Highlandtown and <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
Awards were presented at the UAW Hall last month.<br />
COMMUNITY CALENDAR<br />
Ellen 410-563-1717.<br />
St. Casimir Church Hall (Kolbe Center),<br />
2736 O’Donnell Street, has non-smoking, handicap-accessible<br />
bingo to benefit the school every<br />
Saturday opening 11 a.m., $8/person. Info: 410-<br />
360-9591, 410-276-1981.<br />
St. Athanasius Church, Church and Prudence<br />
streets in Curtis Bay, has smoke-free,<br />
handicap-accessible bingo on Friday, May 7,<br />
opening 5:45 p.m., $10/person. Info: 410-355-<br />
5740.<br />
Church of the Redemption, 1401 Towson<br />
Street in Locust Point, has bingo on Friday, May<br />
10, 7 p.m., $20/person, refreshments available.<br />
Info/tickets: Cheryl Brown 410-241-0982.<br />
Holy Rosary Church will host lunch and<br />
bingo on Saturday, May 8. Doors open at 10:30<br />
a.m. $10 ticket includes shrimp platter. Info/tickets:<br />
Marie 410-484-2068.<br />
Saturday, May 8<br />
Flea Markets: <strong>The</strong> Patterson Park<br />
Flea Market is Saturday, May 8, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.<br />
with more than 150 booths. Booths are $25 in<br />
advance, $30 day of. All proceeds benefit local<br />
schools. Info: bhfleamarket@yahoo.com.<br />
Patterson High School, 100 Kane Street,<br />
hosts a flea market on Saturday, May 8, 8 a.m.-<br />
noon. Info: 410-396-0825.<br />
<strong>The</strong> neighbors of the 600 block of S.<br />
Streeper Street hold a bake sale and flea<br />
market on Saturday, May 8, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at the<br />
Continued from page 10<br />
SHOPPING FOR BARGAINS-Even<br />
children can find great deals at local<br />
flea markets., including Patterson<br />
Park’s this weekend.<br />
Photo by Anna Santana<br />
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Patapsco United Methodist Church, 7800<br />
Wise Avenue, has a flea market on Friday, May<br />
21 and Saturday, May 22, 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Baked<br />
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12 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Wednesday, May 5, 2010<br />
Area animal shelters need homes for more than 500 cats and kittens<br />
Big Foot (10096799) and Fire (10096816)<br />
are two-year-old and five-month-old shorthair<br />
tabby cats available for adoption at<br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong> Animal Rescue and Care Shelter<br />
(BARCS). Fire is a female, Big Foot is (pictured)<br />
is a male. <strong>The</strong>y are very friendly and<br />
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH<br />
Continued from page 6<br />
Robbery<br />
E. Fayette Street, 3300 block, April 29,<br />
12:45 a.m. A man told police that a man he<br />
did not know had approached him, grabbed<br />
his shirt and said, “Give me your money.”<br />
<strong>The</strong> man told him, “I don’t have any.” <strong>The</strong><br />
suspect tried to pull him down the street,<br />
and the man resisted. <strong>The</strong> suspect punched<br />
him, ripped his pants off and took $100<br />
from him.<br />
Pulaski Highway, 3200 block, April 29, 11<br />
p.m. A man told police that two men had<br />
grabbed him from behind and robbed him<br />
of his wallet containing his driver’s license<br />
and $450 cash.<br />
Fawn Street, 900 block, April 28, 10:15<br />
p.m. A woman told police that she had gone<br />
out to dinner with an ex-boyfriend who then<br />
wanted to go back to her house with him.<br />
<strong>The</strong> woman told the man no, but he forced<br />
his way into her house. <strong>The</strong>y argued. He<br />
shoved her around, then took her phone and<br />
internet card. <strong>The</strong> woman said she was calling<br />
the police, he replied “<strong>The</strong>y’ll never find<br />
your phone, it’ll be at the bottom of the bay.”<br />
Police went to the suspect’s house, retrieved<br />
the phone and internet card and arrested<br />
him.<br />
Aliceanna Street, 800 block, April 27,<br />
2:15 p.m. A woman entered a clothing store,<br />
grabbed four dresses and ran toward the<br />
front door. An employee tried to stop the<br />
woman, who dropped one of the dresses as<br />
she fled. She jumped into a four-door burgundy<br />
Acura and drove off. <strong>The</strong> employee<br />
took down the license tag number and give<br />
it to the police.<br />
E. Fayette Street, 2500 block, April 26,<br />
2:47 p.m. A man told police that two men,<br />
approximately in their 20s, had pulled a<br />
handgun and ordered him to give up money.<br />
<strong>The</strong> man said, “All I got is nine dollars,”<br />
then ran off.<br />
Big Foot, above, would love to follow you home.<br />
really adorable.<br />
During the month of May BARCS is participating<br />
in the <strong>Baltimore</strong> 500 Race to Save<br />
Lives and is waiving the adoption fees for all<br />
cats and kittens through May 31. Included<br />
with the adoption are spay/neuter surgery;<br />
vaccinations for rabies, DHLPP or FVCRP,<br />
(Photo courtesy BARCS)<br />
and bordatella; Felv testing, de-worming,<br />
a flea preventative, a general examination,<br />
a food sample, and even a month of free<br />
health insurance. City residents will need to<br />
purchase a $10 animal license.<br />
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(410) 396-4695.<br />
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR<br />
Continued from page 11<br />
goods also sold. Info: Joyce 410-285-1229.<br />
Blockenstein, the Monster Yard Sale<br />
and Block Party for Highlandtown residents,<br />
is held on Saturday, June 5 in the 3100 Block<br />
of Bank Street (between Ellwood and East<br />
avenues.) <strong>The</strong> yard sale and swap meet runs<br />
8 a.m.-1 p.m., and the neighborhood cookout<br />
is held beginning 1 p.m. No fee to participate,<br />
but participants must pre-register. Reserve by<br />
e-mailing blockenstein@comcast.net or calling<br />
410-534-0966.<br />
Wolfest: Wolfe Street Academy, presents<br />
Wolfest on Saturday, May 8, noon-4 p.m. with<br />
student performances, a talent show, food and<br />
games, to be located on Gough Street between<br />
Wolfe and Washington streets. (Rain location:<br />
Hampstead Hill Academy, 500 S. Linwood Avenue).<br />
Art Mart: On Saturday, May 8, there’s an art<br />
mart at Broadway Square, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Free<br />
admission.<br />
Home Improvement Workshops:<br />
<strong>The</strong> Loading Dock, 2 N. Kresson Street, holds<br />
free do-it-yourself workshops on different home<br />
improvement techniques. All workshops are 10<br />
a.m.-noon and are open to the public. Register on<br />
the website at www.loadingdock.org/Workshop/<br />
index.html or call 410-558-3625 ext 15.<br />
Saturday, May 8: Make your home more ‘green’<br />
Mystery <strong>The</strong>ater! On Saturday, May 8,<br />
8 p.m., Do-Or-Die Mystery <strong>The</strong>atre presents<br />
“Murder at the Oh No Corral”, a rootin’-tootin’<br />
Wild West audience-participation shindig and<br />
showdown set in 1868. <strong>The</strong> town is Oh No! <strong>The</strong><br />
victim is Wild Bill Hitchcock. Can you figger out<br />
who done him in Admission is $15 in advance,<br />
$18 at the door. Include dinner for a higher ticket<br />
price. Info/tickets: 410-837-0971, www.MusicalArtists<strong>The</strong>atre.com.<br />
Riverside Stage is located<br />
adjacent to Riverside Park at 1530 Battery Avenue<br />
in South <strong>Baltimore</strong>, 21230. Free parking<br />
with permit obtainable at door.<br />
Bus Trips: <strong>The</strong>re is a bus trip to Lancaster,<br />
Pennsylvania on Saturday, May 8 with visits<br />
to the Kitchen Kettle Village/Basket Accessories<br />
Store and Shady Maple for dinner. Gifts to<br />
all those attending, $95/person. All money due<br />
by April 15. Info/reservations: Anthony Basket-<br />
Dude5678@aol.com, 443-801-5678.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re’s another trip, this one to Emmittsburg<br />
to visit Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto for rosary<br />
and mass with buffet lunch at Cozy Restaurant<br />
on May 13, departing from Sacred Heart of<br />
Mary Church. Info: Mary Ann 410-284-3009.<br />
Sunday, May 9<br />
Clean-Up: <strong>The</strong>re’s a clean-up of the Patterson<br />
Park pagoda on Sunday, May 9, 10 a.m. Meet<br />
at the Pagoda to sweep steps, wash windows<br />
and weed gardens. Free coffee and donuts first.<br />
(Note: any time commitment is welcome, even<br />
if only a half hour. Just show up at any clean-up<br />
and your help will be appreciated). Info: volunteer@pattersonpark.com<br />
Historic House Tour: <strong>The</strong> Preservation<br />
Society is holding a historic house tour of Fells<br />
Point on Sunday, May 9 (Mothers’ Day), 11 a.m.-<br />
5 p.m. <strong>The</strong> self-guided walking tour features<br />
about a dozen houses, gardens and historic sites.<br />
Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 day of tour, and<br />
can be picked up at Long & Foster Realtors, 701<br />
S. Broadway; Obsidian Realty, 1816 Aliceanna<br />
St.; Fells Point Visitor Center, 1724 Thames<br />
St.; or the <strong>Baltimore</strong> Visitors Center at the Inner<br />
Harbor. Call 410-675-6750, ext. 16, or visit<br />
www.preservationsociety.com for info.<br />
Tuesday, May 11<br />
Dog Park: <strong>The</strong> <strong>Canton</strong> Dog Park holds its<br />
regular meeting on Tuesday, May 11, 7 p.m., at<br />
the <strong>Canton</strong> Cove Condominium Inc., 2901 Boston<br />
Street in the first floor library. Meetings are<br />
open to the public. Info: info@cantondogpark.<br />
org, 410-342-0900 (24-hour CCA voicemail).<br />
Joseph Lee: <strong>The</strong> Joseph Lee Community<br />
Association meets on the second Tuesday of<br />
the month at 7 p.m. at Our Lady of Fatima Hall,<br />
6400 Pratt Street. <strong>The</strong> next meeting is May 11.<br />
Info: Elaine Welkie 410-633-4750.<br />
Wednesday, May 12<br />
Fells Prospect: Fells Prospect Community<br />
Organization meets on the Wednesday, May 12.<br />
in the Holy Rosary Church hall, Chester and<br />
Bank streets, at 7:30 p.m. Info: Kate Richardson:<br />
katecrichardson@gmail.com.<br />
Get Gardening: Federal Hill South Garden<br />
Club has several events.Info: E-mail Laura<br />
Steensen at Lsteensen@gmail.com with “garden<br />
Continued on page 18<br />
I NEED A HOME-This is Cranberry, a<br />
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is a mellow kitty who loves being<br />
petted and brushed. He is a little<br />
overweight but is working on his figure.<br />
He is also front declawed. Cranberry<br />
would love to find his forever<br />
home soon. Adopting Cranberry<br />
(or any other deserving cat) would<br />
help the <strong>Baltimore</strong> 500 Adoption<br />
Drive. For more information on the<br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong> 500, see elsewhere in this<br />
Community Calendar.<br />
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14 THE BALTIMORE GUIDE WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2010<br />
FRIDAY<br />
MAY 7 TH EVENTS<br />
SATURDAY<br />
MAY 8 TH EVENTS<br />
SUNDAY<br />
MAY 9 TH EVENTS<br />
Film Fest<br />
Beautiful Darling<br />
11am, Charles <strong>The</strong>atre, Charles<br />
Village, md-filmfest.com<br />
<strong>The</strong> Death Set<br />
Sonar, Downtown,<br />
thedeathset.com<br />
<strong>The</strong> Japanese Way of Tea<br />
Walters Art Museum, Charles<br />
Village, thewalters.org<br />
Film Fest<br />
American Jihadist<br />
9:30pm, Charles <strong>The</strong>ater, Charles<br />
Village, md-filmfest.com<br />
Hotbox<br />
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Breakfast with the Dolphins<br />
National Aquarium, Inner Harbor,<br />
www.aqua.org<br />
Dance<br />
Punk Rock Comedy<br />
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DINING OUT<br />
Eastern House goes Far Eastern<br />
by Jacqueline Watts<br />
editor@baltimoreguide.com<br />
People who haven’t been through Highlandtown<br />
for a while are in for a surprise<br />
when they stop by Eastern House, a favorite<br />
for decades for its satisfying, comforting<br />
Greek and American menu, its friendly,<br />
attentive waitresses and the warm greeting<br />
of the Antonas family who owned and ran<br />
the restaurant for more than 40 years.<br />
<strong>The</strong> restaurant looks the same, with its<br />
green awning and classic front on Eastern<br />
Avenue, and inside, it has the same booths<br />
and tables and the same prints on the walls.<br />
But it is now the Eastern House Asian Bistro,<br />
the menu is mainly Thai and Chinese<br />
with touches of Japanese and Vietnamese,<br />
S/E/R/V/E/D Dance Party<br />
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Jesse Joyce<br />
Magooby’s, North <strong>Baltimore</strong>,<br />
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Carolina Liar<br />
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and it boasts a sushi bar.<br />
It was a bit of a culture shock, but the locals<br />
are getting used to it. <strong>The</strong> lunch hour is<br />
getting livelier, and people are enjoying the<br />
classic dishes like Sesame Chicken ($6.50<br />
for lunch, $10.95 for dinner) and Mongolian<br />
Beef ($6.95, $11.95). Lunches come with a<br />
nice crispy Vietnamese spring roll and fried<br />
rice.<br />
<strong>The</strong> preparations are middle-of-the-road,<br />
tuned to Western tastes, and the portions are<br />
plentiful, which should translate into success<br />
down the road.<br />
We stopped by for lunch recently and<br />
tried some soup, some spring rolls, some<br />
stir-fry and some salad and walked away<br />
pretty happy.<br />
<strong>The</strong> teenager along with us ordered the<br />
Eastern House Asian Bistro<br />
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teriyaki chicken, which she pronounced<br />
“good, with just the right amount of sauce.”<br />
<strong>The</strong> chicken was marinated in a slightly<br />
sweet sauce, sliced very thin and served<br />
with steamed vegetables—broccoli, carrot,<br />
sprouts and a snow pea or two.<br />
She really enjoyed the spring roll, which<br />
was fried very crispy and served<br />
We also tried the Buddha’s Feast, vegetables<br />
and firm tofu stir-fried in a sweet-salty<br />
brown sauce, and the pad Thai, which is the<br />
national dish of Thailand, at least as far as<br />
Americans are concerned—think of it as the<br />
Thai version of chow mein.<br />
Pad Thai translates to “Thai noodles,”<br />
and that’s what this dish was—rice noodles<br />
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plus some bean sprouts, onions and shreds<br />
of scrambled egg. <strong>The</strong>re were no chopped<br />
peanuts, which usually are served with pad<br />
Thai.Once again the sauce was sweet, not<br />
at all spicy, and the vegetables were cooked<br />
soft; the dish did come with a wedge of lime<br />
to take the edge off the sweet sauce.<br />
Everything is available for carryout and<br />
the restaurant offers free delivery.<br />
Eastern House Asian Bistro also offers<br />
an extensive menu of sushi and sashimi,<br />
a welcome development for <strong>Canton</strong> and<br />
Highlandtown sushi fans, who have had to<br />
venture to Fells Point and battle the crowds<br />
and meter maids for a raw fish fix. We’ll be<br />
back for a sample.<br />
Raise a glass and learn more<br />
Like vino Three upcoming local events<br />
will offer tastings, education and more. For<br />
more information, use the contacts listed.<br />
Wine, Wine, Wine: <strong>The</strong> Friends of Patterson<br />
Park hold their annual wine tasting in<br />
the park on Thursday, May 27, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.<br />
Tickets are available now, $50/person. Info/<br />
tickets: www.pattersonpark.com.<br />
Crush: <strong>The</strong> Crush, a family friendly<br />
event with food, music, raffles, beer and<br />
wine, is held in Thames Street Park in Fells<br />
Point on Sunday, May 16, 1 p.m.-6 p.m., $35/<br />
person, free for under 12.<br />
Maryland’s Wine: <strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> Museum<br />
of Industry will host an evening of<br />
Maryland wine and charcuterie on Thursday,<br />
June 3, at 6:30 p.m. in the outdoor pavilion<br />
at the museum, 1415 Key Highway. Kevin<br />
Atticks, executive director of the Maryland<br />
Wineries Association, and Winston Blick,<br />
owner-chef of Clementine Restaurant, will<br />
lead a tasting of Maryland wines and Clementine’s<br />
homemade paté. Tickets are $15<br />
members, $20 non-members. For tickets<br />
and info call Gena Morris, 410-727-4808 or<br />
email gmorris@thebmi.org.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2010 THE BALTIMORE GUIDE 15<br />
Honorable mention, but they’re still the cat’s meow<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> salutes the runners-up in its Pet Photo Contest - and asks for garden shots<br />
A few weeks ago, the <strong>Baltimore</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
published the winners in its first-ever Pet<br />
Photo Contest. Problem is, the runners-up<br />
were so darn cute that we hated to leave them<br />
out. <strong>The</strong>refore, without further ado, here are<br />
some of our favorite shots. Congrats to all<br />
-- they’re still winners in our book.<br />
Now that the weather’s warm, are you<br />
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of your garden, window box, step display,<br />
the potted plants on your deck, container<br />
garden, goldfish pond, whatever.<br />
Go to www.baltimoreguide.com and get<br />
ready to show off your green thumb<br />
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16 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Wednesday, May 5, 2010<br />
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Worship 11:00am (Nursery provided)<br />
Sunday School 9:45am<br />
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Highlandtown<br />
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Developer lends land at St. Stan’s for gardeners<br />
by Jacqueline Watts<br />
editor@baltimoreguide.com<br />
A Fells Point resident has arranged with<br />
the developer of the old St. Stanislaus Parish<br />
property to turn part of the site into a<br />
community garden until work begins. <strong>The</strong><br />
community garden will be available for this<br />
growing season.<br />
Kathleen Haller, who lives and operates<br />
an antique shop, Along the Way, near the St.<br />
Stanislaus property on Aliceanna Street, approached<br />
developer Larry Silverstein with<br />
the idea.<br />
St. Stan’s, as the locals call it, closed on<br />
Easter Sunday 2000. Most of the parish<br />
buildings were torn down two years ago.<br />
Since then, Haller says, “every time I walk<br />
past that plot I daydream about a garden.”<br />
Silverstein readily agreed to lend the<br />
neighborhood some land for a garden.<br />
<strong>The</strong> developer said he was enthusiastic<br />
about the plan, and that it complements Big<br />
City Farms, another business that he owns<br />
that builds urban greenhouses.<br />
He intends to install a greenhouse for use<br />
by New Century Montessori School, which<br />
will open in the old church building in the<br />
fall. <strong>The</strong> children can learn to grow and harvest<br />
their own vegetables.<br />
He has agreed to clear the land, a 35-by50-<br />
foot parcel which is behind the old church<br />
and hall off of Regester Street.<br />
“When they demolished the old gym<br />
there was a whole lot of construction rubble<br />
and cracked bricks and things like that,” said<br />
Haller, “and they just shoved everyting into<br />
a hole back there.”<br />
Silverstein has offered a Bobcat front<br />
loader and operator to clear the plot and<br />
level it out, and he says he will try to provide<br />
a better planting bed. “It needs topsoil and<br />
compost,” he said. Right now it’s just brick<br />
and rubble.”<br />
Haller said that a couple of residents have<br />
emailed her already about setting up a garden<br />
plot. Since she contacted Silverstein<br />
COMING SOON-<strong>The</strong> land around what used to be St. Stanislaus Parish in<br />
Fells Point will be used for a community garden. Photo by Jacqueline Watts<br />
only a week ago, she has had little time to<br />
plan. “I feel like we’re just doing things as<br />
things come up,” she said. “It’s like a little<br />
‘Field of Dreams.’ Parcel it off and they will<br />
come.”<br />
She said that she has considered having<br />
one big garden with everyone collaborating<br />
on it, or dividing the 35-by-50-foot plot into<br />
parcels, and is leaning toward parcels.<br />
<strong>The</strong> garden will have a water source and<br />
full sun. <strong>The</strong> only uncertaintly is the soil,<br />
and if the group can’t get the best topsoil,<br />
well, herbs grow well in poor soil.<br />
“I am looking forward to this,” said<br />
Haller. “I am a very dig-in-the-earth kind<br />
of person.” Since moving to Fells Point, she<br />
has had to content herself with a container<br />
garden on her deck. “It’s all right but it’s not<br />
the same,” she said.<br />
Call Haller, 410-276-4461 or email atway@verizon.net<br />
to sign up for summer<br />
gardening. Work, and perhaps planting, begins<br />
the weekend of May 14-16.<br />
Screen play in <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
<strong>The</strong> Painted Screen Pilgrimage, which<br />
showcases the art of screen painting, tours<br />
Southeastern <strong>Baltimore</strong> on May 15 with<br />
breakfast, a showing of the documentary<br />
film “<strong>The</strong> Screen Painters” and a bus/walking<br />
tour through the neighborhoods, 9:30<br />
a.m.-12:30 p.m.<br />
See screens that depict local scenes, idealistic<br />
views of cottages by the lake, and even<br />
a few fantasy-themed screens.<br />
Tickets are $35/person, $30 for Creative<br />
Alliance members. Tour starts at the Creative<br />
Alliance, 3134 Eastern Avenue.<br />
Info: 410-276-1651, www.creativealliance.org.<br />
See some soccer action this summer<br />
<strong>The</strong> Myers Soccer Pavilion, 4300 W. Bay<br />
Avenue, has the following events. Info: Kay<br />
Overton 410-396-5782.<br />
Wednesday Open Play Drop-In Soccer<br />
for ages 8-13: now through June 9, $5/person,<br />
under 18 must have parental signature,<br />
flat bottom shoes only.<br />
“Just for Fun” Indoor Soccer Leagues are<br />
offered for ages 8-13 (register and pay May<br />
12, play starts June 16, 4 p.m.-6 p.m., $30/<br />
person for summer play.<br />
“Just for Fun” Indoor Soccer Leagues are<br />
offered for ages 14 and up (register and pay<br />
May 12, play starts June 14, 4 p.m.-6 p.m.,<br />
$30/person for summer play.<br />
Soccer For Grown-Ups: <strong>The</strong> 4th annual<br />
ProSoccerKicks 3v3 tournament is offered<br />
on July 24 at Perry Hall Park with cash<br />
prizes and adult team play. Info/registration:<br />
www.prosoccerkicks.com
Wednesday, May 5, 2010 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 17<br />
DIVERSIFIED REALTY<br />
Your #1 Community Realtor - 410-675-SOLD<br />
www.diversifiedrealty1.com<br />
605 S Decker Ave -<br />
Great opportunity to live<br />
in <strong>Canton</strong>! Beautiful<br />
2BR, 1BA. Just steps<br />
from Historic Patterson<br />
Park, few blocks from the Square & Can co.<br />
2900-02 Silver Hill<br />
Ave Great<br />
Investment! Two<br />
Homes-4-two<br />
bedroom Apartments.<br />
Totally renovated. Basement can be used as<br />
Commerical property.<br />
5411 Biddison Ave. -<br />
Beautiful 3 bedroom, 1<br />
bath Rancher with<br />
gleaming hardwoods,<br />
CAC, located on quiet,<br />
tree-lined cul-de-sac.Asking just $165,000!<br />
1718 1/2 Wycliffe Ave -<br />
Well-maintained 3<br />
bedroom, 1 bath Cape Cod<br />
with updated kitchen and<br />
bath. Wood floors<br />
throughout the house.Call Marcelle for<br />
more information at 410-279-4510<br />
Tom Keelan<br />
410-931-3743<br />
3813 Gough St - Jacuzzi tub,<br />
wood floors throughout,<br />
stainless steel appliances,<br />
modern floor plan. Priced at<br />
only $169,000.Call Georgia<br />
Efthimiou at 410-961-6359<br />
for more info.<br />
1828 Hanford Road<br />
Gorgeous 4 BR, 2.5 bath<br />
Cape Cod with in-law suite<br />
and in-ground pool! Call<br />
Nancy 410-905-1417<br />
6005 Shady Spring<br />
Ave - 7 BR, 3 BA with 2<br />
in-law suites in Rosedale<br />
5905 Shady Spring Ave<br />
- Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2<br />
bath Cap Cod with ingound<br />
pool, garage and so<br />
much more!<br />
2327 Washington<br />
Blvd -2 BR, 1BA great<br />
investment property with<br />
long-time tenant<br />
603 Wilson Ave.<br />
703 N. Kenwood Ave.<br />
3037 McElderry St.<br />
322 Woodyear St.<br />
2365 Washington Blvd -<br />
3 BR, 1 BA rehab<br />
326 Kane St -2 bed,<br />
1.5 bath<br />
in Bayview.<br />
RENTALS<br />
2840 Kentucky Ave<br />
3406 Cardenas Ave.<br />
613 S Durham St - $1800/mo.<br />
Perfect roommate situation - 2 bedrooms,<br />
2.5 baths. Walk to everything!<br />
HAS THE MARKET STABILIZED IN<br />
YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD<br />
Go to : www.balto-homevalues.com<br />
(for free monthly market trends and updates)<br />
Call Steven Eder for details 443-768-5830<br />
Y RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN<br />
GREAT BUYS<br />
525 S. Chester St.<br />
529 S. Chester St.<br />
4214 Arizona Ave.<br />
NEW LISTINGS<br />
2900 -2901 Silver Hill -<br />
fourplex<br />
603 Wilson Ave. - Dundalk<br />
2806 White Ave - Hamilton<br />
735 Tolna St. - Multi unit in<br />
Greektown<br />
Call Tom for more information<br />
410-262-9660 or 410-931-3743<br />
FOR SALE<br />
23 N. Curley St - CONTRACT $75,000<br />
3250 Leverton Ave. $75,000<br />
3500 Noble St. $72,500<br />
14 N. Decker Ave. $125,000<br />
127 N. Curley St - CONTRACT $100,000<br />
815 Woodward St. $140,000<br />
503 Patterson Park Ave $65,000<br />
3420 Noble St. - CONTRACT $72,500<br />
3435 E. Lombard St. $70,000<br />
16 N. Curley St. SOLD $140,000<br />
145 N. Highland Ave. SOLD $140,000<br />
212 N. Montford Ave. SOLD $75,000<br />
217 N. Montford Ave. CONTRACT $75,000<br />
137 N. Curley St. $80,000<br />
2216 Cambridge St. (<strong>Canton</strong>) $179,000<br />
305 S. Bouldin St. $199,900<br />
437 Anglesea St (Multi-unit) $119,900<br />
Call Rob Allen<br />
410-812-4166<br />
rra24009@aol.com<br />
125 New Investment Properties at wholesale prices!<br />
Not listed in MRIS.<br />
Call Steven for details 443-768-5830
18 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Wednesday, May 5, 2010<br />
Matthew Malczewski<br />
410-303-9452<br />
PHIL<br />
TIRABASSI<br />
Owner/Broker<br />
443-690-0552<br />
Kelly McDevitt<br />
443-279-8178<br />
CROWNSVILLE<br />
AA6865801 FP is 2 sided<br />
accessible from LR & DR.<br />
Closed in porch w/ built in<br />
cooker & exhaust fan.<br />
Large yard. Water oriented<br />
community w/access to 4 beaches with boat<br />
slips. This is a must see!<br />
MIDDLE RIVER<br />
BC7163708 4 Br 1.5 Ba<br />
Home In <strong>The</strong> Middle River<br />
/ White Marsh Area.<br />
Newer Windows , Large<br />
Rear Deck, Privacy Fence<br />
Shed & Connected Garage. Basement Has<br />
Bathroom Rough In Ready To Go.<br />
PERRY HALL<br />
BC7166460 Grand 2<br />
Story Foyer, Large Kit<br />
W/Granite Counters &<br />
Ss Appl,Hdwds 1st Fl<br />
W/ Cozy Gas<br />
Fp,Finished LL Xtra<br />
Wide 2 Car Garage & Driveway, Owner Has<br />
Paid Off Water Fees!!!Professional<br />
Landscaping Viewed From Large Trex Deck<br />
REDUCED $40K<br />
DUNDALK BC7172533<br />
Front entrance 2 bd/1 ba &<br />
attic access.Tenants wish to<br />
stay. Rear entrance is<br />
vacant & renovated. 1 bd/<br />
1ba w/attic & basement.<br />
Seperate BGE meters, share water<br />
meter.Updated electrical panel, termite treated,<br />
new sump pump. Live in one side rent the other,<br />
or buy as investment and rent both!...<br />
BALTIMORE<br />
BA7196483 This 3 B/R<br />
1.5 bath house shows<br />
pride in ownership.<br />
Gorgeouse fans and<br />
mirrors in Living & Dining<br />
room with a finished basement perfect for<br />
entertaining<br />
DUNDALK BC7199923<br />
Completely Gutted & Renovated!<br />
New Hrdwd Flrs On 1st Floor/New<br />
Carpet Upper Level And In Fully<br />
Finished Basement! Brand New<br />
Doors. All New Energy Star<br />
Wndws . New Plumbing, Wiring,<br />
Furnace, Ductwork,Ac, Furnace Hot Water<br />
Heater,Sidewalks,Deck, Etc. House Like New!<br />
MIDDLE RIVER BC7230432<br />
Ready to move it! Get the $8K<br />
credit! Fresh and clean THS. 3 BR,<br />
1 full BA/seperate dining room.<br />
Covered front porch, carport in<br />
backyard. New carpet throughout<br />
(Hardwood floors under carpet).<br />
Finished basement and utility area.<br />
Flush in basement. All appliances convey.<br />
DUNDALK BC7262741<br />
**Reduced 37k+**Single<br />
Home In Quiet<br />
Neighborhood With Private<br />
Off Street Parking, Freshly<br />
Painted, Rehabbed, Freshly<br />
Landscaped,New Kitchen, Refinished Hrdwds,<br />
Newer Furnace, Updated Electric & Lighting,<br />
Updated Plumbing, Large Fenced Yard With<br />
Grape Vines & Mature Trees,,Screened In Rear<br />
Porch<br />
Full Service Discount Experts SM<br />
ADVANCE<br />
REALTY<br />
DIRECT<br />
“Waterfront<br />
Specialist”<br />
BALTIMORE OFFICE<br />
410-288-6700<br />
MIDDLE RIVER<br />
BC7138160 This<br />
house has it all lots of<br />
parking and completely<br />
updated in 2007. New<br />
appliances, carpet,<br />
kitchen, and bath. Come<br />
on in see it and the house will sell itself.<br />
MIDDLE RIVER<br />
BC7163869 3br 1 Ba<br />
Updated Appliances<br />
And Kitchen.New<br />
Counters And Granite<br />
Island. Cac And Ceiling<br />
Fans Throughout.Nice<br />
Size Fenced Back Yard.Curently Rented, Buy To<br />
Live In Or Investment Property.<br />
DAYTON HW7171279<br />
5br 2.5 Ba On 3 Acres.<br />
Private Driveway. Stamped<br />
Concrete Patio/Sidewalks.6<br />
Car Garage W/ Detached<br />
Workshop W/ Loft.Large<br />
Fenced Yd. Screened In<br />
Porch W/ Deck.Large Kit W/ Maple Cabinets<br />
And Overhang Countertop. Large Rec Room<br />
W/ Built-In Book Cases/Workout Room/Dry<br />
Bar.Updates Throughout.<br />
BELAIR/EDISON<br />
BA7183233 3BR THS in<br />
sought after neighborhood<br />
with park view from your<br />
front porch. Nice original<br />
hrdwd frs in living & dining<br />
rooms. Hardwood floors under carpet in<br />
bedrooms. Fenced backyard with garage.<br />
DUNDALK BC7197836<br />
This lovely home has it all<br />
with finished addition.<br />
Home show pride in<br />
ownership with enclosed<br />
front porch beautifully<br />
landscaped yard with carport This is great for<br />
1st time home buyers or investor.<br />
DUNDALK BC7205204<br />
One level living with easy<br />
maintainance. Lovely 3<br />
bedroom 1 1/2 bath mobile in<br />
private park setting. This<br />
mobile has its own driveway<br />
with additional parking in the<br />
back an a large covered deck, it even includes a<br />
storage shed. Ground rent is only $511/month<br />
which includes county excise tax.<br />
DUNDALK BC7231786<br />
Large fenced back yard.<br />
First time home buyers take<br />
a look at this one! <strong>The</strong> tax<br />
credit has been extended<br />
until April 30th!! Seller is<br />
very motivated & will<br />
consider all reasonable offers! Immediate<br />
occupancy is available!<br />
BALTIMORE BA7320277<br />
REDUCED 55K from original<br />
listing Beautiful Brick Eog Ths<br />
Features Years Of Pampered<br />
Landscaping. If You Like<br />
Roses, This Home Is For You. Large Master Br<br />
And Hardwood Under Carpet. Upgrated Utilities<br />
& Appliances. Newer Kitchen, 1 Car Private<br />
Parking Pad In Rear.<br />
OFFICE 410-288-6700 www.AdvanceRealtyDirect.com<br />
Now Interviewing New & Experienced Agents.<br />
COMMUNITY CALENDAR<br />
Continued from page 13<br />
club” in the subject line.<br />
Adopt-A-Planter Program: Want to adopt a<br />
planter and care for it Need to give up an adopted<br />
planter due to other commitments E-mail<br />
Laura Steensen by May 12.<br />
<strong>The</strong> spring planting party, to help beautify<br />
the neighborhood with new plantings and weedings,<br />
is on Saturday, May 15 at 10 a.m. Meet at<br />
the corner of Gittings and Riverside and B.Y.O.<br />
gloves. No experience necessary. RSVP to Laura<br />
(at e-mail above) by May 14.<br />
Ongoing and Upcoming...<br />
May <strong>The</strong> Best Cat Win: <strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
500, a race to adopt out 500 homeless cats during<br />
the month of May, is on. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> Animal<br />
Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS), <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
Humane Society, and the Maryland Society<br />
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MD<br />
SPCA) will be conducting the <strong>Baltimore</strong> 500<br />
promotion, which runs now through May 31.<br />
All three participating shelters will be offering<br />
no-fee adoptions. Info on shelters is as follows:<br />
BARCS is at 301 Stockholm Street, phone 410-<br />
396-4695, web <strong>Baltimore</strong>AnimalShelter.org.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Maryland SPCA is at 300 Falls Road, phone<br />
410-235-8826, web www.MDSPCA.org. <strong>The</strong><br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong> Humane Society is at 1601 Nicodemus<br />
Road in Reisterstown, phone 410- 833-8848,<br />
web www.bmorehumane.org. Call for hours and<br />
days of operation.<br />
Blood Drive: <strong>The</strong> Associates of the Vietnam<br />
Veterans of America Chapter #451 hold a blood<br />
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PIGGY BANK-Pigtown sponsors<br />
Artdromeda this weekend. Stop by<br />
for art shows, music and more, including<br />
specially decorated piggy<br />
banks. Information is found in the<br />
Community Calendar.<br />
drive on May 15, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. in the chapter’s<br />
hall at 6401 Beckley Street (in the Holabird Business<br />
Park). Info/appointtments: Heather 410-391-<br />
7218.<br />
Wine, Wine, Wine: <strong>The</strong> Friends of Patterson<br />
Park hold their annual wine tasting in the<br />
park on Thursday, May 27, 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Tickets<br />
are available now, $50/person. Info/tickets: www.<br />
pattersonpark.com.<br />
Pianists for Pets: <strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> Animal<br />
Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) will present<br />
a concert on Friday, June 4 of world-renowned<br />
pianists Leon Fleisher and Katherine Jacobson<br />
Fleisherat the Peabody Conservatory of Music.<br />
A silent auction, also to benefit BARCS, begins<br />
at 6:30 p.m. <strong>The</strong> concert is at 8 p.m. Info: www.<br />
baltimoreanimalshelter.com.<br />
Honoring Healthcare Heroes: Know<br />
someone in the healthcare field who has made<br />
significant contributions by providing compassionate<br />
and dedicated service to low-income<br />
individuals and families Nominate that person<br />
for the 2010 Sebastian Russo Memorial Award.<br />
Deadline for submissions is May 28. Info: www.<br />
baltimorehealth.org/russoaward or call NiiAmah<br />
Stephens at 410-396-3876.<br />
Just call<br />
410-732-6600<br />
to advertise<br />
and reach our<br />
Seniors!
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2010 CLASSIFIEDS SECTION THE BALTIMORE GUIDE 19<br />
RENTALS & REAL ESTATE<br />
AUTOMOTIVE<br />
RENTALS & REAL ESTATE<br />
EAST BAlT<br />
imorE-<br />
Active Adult communities<br />
55 yrs of Age.income<br />
restrictions. 1 Bdrm<br />
Apts. Av<br />
vA<br />
ilABle le in elevA-<br />
tor Bldg, controlled<br />
entry Access. WAll to<br />
WAll cArpet, you control<br />
heAt<br />
And Air, greAt<br />
locAtions.<br />
rents from<br />
$510. 410-732-1275. eho.<br />
Wow!<br />
CATONSVILLE 3RD fl r 1BR<br />
apt. NS, NP. $650/mo incl.<br />
heat & water. 1 month Security<br />
deposit. 443-864-8066<br />
LOCH RAVEN Joppa Rd 1BR,<br />
1BA, carport, 1st fl r, pri ent.<br />
side/bk., nr bus line, $750 incl<br />
util. +SD 410-905-4432<br />
BAYVIEW AREA 1br renov’d.<br />
Walk to JHBayview $775mo<br />
443-223-2131<br />
TOWSON HISTORIC 4BRs,<br />
1.5BA, whirlpool tub. W/D,<br />
CAC, 2 car pkg pad, large attic,<br />
nr TU, BCPL, d/t shops.<br />
$1595+ utilities. nbcohen@<br />
comcast.net<br />
WATERFRONT SFH <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
County, Pier on Sue Creek,<br />
$1475 410-687-6868<br />
UPPER FELLS PT 2ND FL 1br<br />
$550mo/ $550 SD + util no COCKEYSVILLE - OFFICE<br />
pets 410-866-5260 space available now. 111<br />
Warren Road. Please call for<br />
details 410-409-2109<br />
FALLSTON/DUNDALK retail<br />
& offi ce space available. 200-<br />
3000 sf. Starting @ $8 per sq<br />
ft. Call Michael 410-961-8796<br />
BREWERS HILL 1st month<br />
FREE! <strong>Canton</strong>, large garage<br />
dry secure $125mo 410-342-<br />
5912 9am-5pm<br />
3010 E. PRATT ST PARK<br />
FRONT STONE BEAUTY Stylishly<br />
updated 3-4BD 2.5BA.<br />
Great Views, Open Floor Plan,<br />
Finished Basement, Possible<br />
Parking Pad Hardwood<br />
& Granite Floors, Custom<br />
Kitchen & Baths. Gorgeous for<br />
$299,900 Eileen Bumba 410-<br />
790-1757<br />
6 S. CURLEY ST 3BD 2BA<br />
ClubRoom in bsmnt w/pool<br />
tble 410-633-0216<br />
CANTON 213 S. CLINTON<br />
ST 3Bd 1Ba Pk pad new roof<br />
fresh paint 410-802-2991<br />
E. BALTO 437 N. EAST AVE<br />
2BR, Porchfront, Gas heat,<br />
New carpet,New BA,Updated<br />
Kitchen, W/D $950/mo Sec 8<br />
OK Call 410-446-4970<br />
ROOMMATE NEEDED M/F<br />
$100wk $200/dep util inc’d<br />
410-245-1888 or 410-539-<br />
2559, No pets/kids<br />
NW BALTIMORE 2nd FL. 1BR.<br />
Good cond., Utils inclu. $100/<br />
wk. Sec dep. Near busline.<br />
410-375-7354<br />
BETHANY BEACH Colonial-<br />
Ocean front furnished. 2BR,<br />
2BA. Rent Saturday to Saturday.<br />
Call: 561-477-7983<br />
BETHANY BEACH Lovely colonial,<br />
3BR, 2.5BA, $800-$1100<br />
June-Sept. Garage, deck. Pool<br />
& tennis in community. Call:<br />
301-530-0554, Nancydalton2@aol.com<br />
LAKE SOMERSET CAMP<br />
GROUND Maryland Eastern<br />
Shore, Leave your RV on site<br />
all year. $1500 includes water,<br />
electric & sewer. Call for<br />
brochure 410-957-1866 or<br />
410-957-9897 or email us at<br />
lakesomerset@earthlink.net<br />
O.C. CONDO for rent 69th St.<br />
2BR, 1st fl r. Steps to beach,<br />
July/Aug. $935/wk 443-845-<br />
3549 or 410-467-1362<br />
OCEAN CITY MARYLAND.<br />
Best selection of affordable<br />
rentals.Full/partial weeks. Call<br />
for FREE brochure. Open daily.<br />
Holiday Real Estate. 1-800-<br />
638-2102. Online reservations:<br />
www.holidayoc.com<br />
SELL/ RENT YOUR TIME-<br />
SHARE NOW!!! Maintenance<br />
fees to high Need cash Sell<br />
your unused timeshare today.<br />
No Commissions or Broker<br />
Fees. Free Consultation. www.<br />
sellatimeshare.com (888)<br />
724-7479<br />
20 ACRE RANCHES NEAR<br />
GROWING EL PASO TEXAS.<br />
Only $12,900 $0 Down, $99<br />
per/mo. Owner Financing, No<br />
Credit Checks Money Back<br />
Guarantee. Free Map/Pictures.<br />
800-755-8953 www.sunsetranches.com<br />
BEAUTIFUL ARIZONA LAND!<br />
$0 Down, $0 Interest. Starting<br />
$129/mo. Guaranteed fi nancing.<br />
No credit check. 1 & 2.5<br />
acre building lots! Call (866)<br />
631-8164 Code 4001or visit<br />
www.sunsiteslandrush.com<br />
HARFORD CO Building lot<br />
Jarrettsville/Rocks State park<br />
area 2.75 acres w/ priv. right<br />
of way road. Tree studded<br />
park like setting backing to<br />
woods & stream, very priv./<br />
secluded. Great for horses!<br />
Make offer Call 410-459-1968<br />
or 717-382-1446 Lv. Msg to<br />
set apt & see it<br />
WARM WINTERS COOL SUM-<br />
MERS In <strong>The</strong> North Carolina<br />
Mountains! E-Z Finish Log<br />
Cabin Shell & Acreage Yours<br />
For Only $99,900 Pre-Approved<br />
Bank Financing Also<br />
Mountain-Waterfront Land<br />
828-247-9966 Code 45A<br />
2008 DOUBLE WIDE Mobile<br />
Home-3br, 2ba, upgrades /extras,<br />
move in ready. $52,000<br />
Call 410-987-0606<br />
RODGERS FORGE LOVELY<br />
EOG TH FSBO, Great location<br />
$315,000, 3BR, 1.5BA, HWF,<br />
spac. yd, 410-372-1314<br />
ACTIVE ADULT COMMUNITY<br />
(55 plus) in beautiful, historic<br />
Smyrna, Delaware. New single<br />
home development near<br />
beaches & bay areas. Purchase<br />
prices from $99,900.<br />
Call 302-659-5800 Visit www.<br />
bonayrehomes.com<br />
HANDYMAN SPECIAL Stream!<br />
Mtn Views 54 AC - $87,728<br />
Rustic old mtn cabin in need<br />
of TLC. Quiet, private setting<br />
w/gorgeous sunset views.<br />
Ready to enjoy! Special fi -<br />
nancing. One-of-a-kind wvtimberlands.com<br />
Call owner now<br />
1-877-526-3764 x770<br />
PRE-CONSTRUCTION Grand<br />
Opening 5/22-Deep water<br />
homesites $79,900+. 2 hr<br />
from DC, 1 hr from Richmond/<br />
Fredericksburg. Direct access<br />
Rappahannock River/Chesapeake<br />
Bay. Appointments required.<br />
888-877-9837<br />
PLANNING ON SELLING<br />
YOUR HOME Staged homes<br />
sell faster & for more money!<br />
I can maximize your property’s<br />
appeal—a must in today’s<br />
market. www.cshomestager.<br />
com. Cynthia Simon, Certifi ed<br />
Homestager 443 286-3717<br />
WANTED 3BD To rent or buy<br />
for local family. Please call<br />
Lynn @ 410-746-8276 Estates<br />
welcome<br />
FINAL CLOSEOUT SALE Prime<br />
James Riverfront! 4.5 AC-only<br />
$210,000 Sand Beach Shoreline,<br />
was $595,000. Only 5<br />
riverfronts remain, own for<br />
1/3 of their value! EXCELLENT<br />
FINANCING Call now 866-764-<br />
5238 x1918. VAriver.com<br />
AUTOMOTIVE<br />
ADOPTION- A loving alternative<br />
to unplanned pregnancy.<br />
You choose the family for your<br />
child. Receive pictures/info of<br />
waiting/ approved couples.<br />
Living expense assistance.<br />
1-866-236-7638<br />
1981 MERCEDES 380SL<br />
115K miles w/ hard top, rack,<br />
new factory exhaust system,<br />
$3900/obo. 410-935-7811<br />
PERFECT GRADUATION GIFT<br />
2004 VW Convertible Beetle.<br />
black, cassette, auto., excellet<br />
shape. 25,600 miles. $11,500.<br />
Call: 443-465-9886<br />
AAAA DONATION Donate Your<br />
Car Boat or Real Estate, IRS<br />
Tax Deductible. Free Pick-Up/<br />
Tow Any Model/Condition<br />
Help Under privileged Children<br />
Outreach Center. 1-800-<br />
320-9494<br />
AARON BUYS Car/Trucks Any<br />
year or condition. Fair prices.<br />
410-299-9640<br />
DONATE VEHICLE Receive<br />
$1000 grocery coupons. Your<br />
choice, NOAH’S ARC NO KILL<br />
Animal Shelters. Advanced<br />
Veterinary Treatments. Free<br />
towing. IRS Tax deduction.<br />
Non-runners. 1-866-912-<br />
GIVE<br />
DONATE YOUR CAR, TRUCK,<br />
RV. Tax deductible. MVA licensed.<br />
410-636-0123 or toll<br />
free 1-877-737-8567. Your<br />
donation helps local families<br />
with food, clothing, shelter.<br />
www.LutheranMissionSociety.org<br />
DONATE YOUR VEHICLE Receive<br />
free vacation voucher<br />
United Breast Cancer Foundation.<br />
Free mammograms,<br />
breast cancer info www.ubcf.<br />
info FREE Towing, tax deductible.<br />
Non-runners accepted.<br />
1-888-468-5964<br />
04’ JAYCO EAGLE 291 RTLS<br />
5th wheel. 32ft. 3 slides,<br />
sleeps 6. Exc. cond. $17,000.<br />
04’ FORD F350 tow vechicle<br />
avail. $22K, discount if purchased<br />
together. Call: 410-<br />
750-9241<br />
ANNOUNCEMENTS<br />
AAAA DONATION Donate Your<br />
Car Boat or Real Estate, IRS<br />
Tax Deductible. Free Pick-Up/<br />
Tow Any Model/Condition<br />
Help Under privileged Children<br />
Outreach Center. 1-800-<br />
939-4543<br />
THE BALTIMORE GUIDE will<br />
not knowingly accept ads that<br />
contain false or misleading<br />
information. However, since<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> cannot<br />
be held responsible for misrepresentations<br />
contained<br />
in advertising we strongly<br />
recommend that consumers<br />
fully investigate claims prior<br />
to purchase or contract. Some<br />
ads may require investment or<br />
request money to be sent.<br />
GRAY & WHITE CAT neutered<br />
male on Broening Hwy.<br />
Reward 410-633-0563<br />
SERVICES<br />
BRITE & SHINE We have<br />
trained employees and guaranteed<br />
results. www.briteandshine.com<br />
Call: 410-788-9502<br />
OLD-FASHIONED HOUSE<br />
CLEANING~Get ready cuz’ here<br />
we come~ the two Kathy’s can<br />
get r’done. Weeky, bi-weekly,<br />
monthly, occasional; spring<br />
cleaning! Serving <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
and Harford counties~free estimates:<br />
443-554-6140<br />
VONAGE UNLIMITED Calls<br />
Around <strong>The</strong> World! Call THe<br />
U.S. & 60+ Countries- ONLY<br />
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A-1 Roof and Gutter One call<br />
does it ALL!! 30 years exp.<br />
Same day service Emergency<br />
Serv. available 410-442-4443<br />
BOB’S GUTTER SERVICE! Expert<br />
cleaning & repairs! Loose<br />
gutters fi xed! Voted #1! Save<br />
$$$! Fast service! Snap-on<br />
guards available. Call: 410-<br />
750-1605<br />
GUTTERS CLEANED Repaired<br />
and Replaced .Gutter Covers<br />
Reasonable Rates. Call Steve<br />
410-215-6585<br />
JERRY GUTTER SERVICE<br />
Cleaning, repairing Free Estimates.<br />
Prompt, Insured. Same<br />
day serv. 410-484-0299<br />
1AAA ABC Attics, Bsmt, Garage,<br />
yards. 20 yrs of honest<br />
haulin. Same Day. Call Mike:<br />
410-446-1163
20 THE BALTIMORE GUIDE CLASSIFIEDS SECTION WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2010<br />
SERVICES<br />
Custom Contractor Unlimited<br />
Fully Licensed, Insured & Bonded<br />
Services Include:<br />
Concrete, Brick and Stone Repair<br />
Porches | Steps | Sidewalks<br />
Wall Repointing | Chimney Repair<br />
All Types of Outside Yard Work<br />
Proprietor: Keith Mallonee<br />
Office Phone: 410.356.6202<br />
Web Address: www.Custom-Contractor.com<br />
Located: Owings Mills, Maryland<br />
MHIC#: 79665<br />
0000234413-02<br />
0000228144-03<br />
Roman Style Concrete<br />
• PATIOS<br />
• PORCHES<br />
• SIDEWALKS<br />
• DRIVEWAYS<br />
410-276-3628<br />
• MASONRY<br />
• ADDITIONS<br />
• FLAG STONE<br />
• WATER PROOFING<br />
3718 Claremont St. <strong>Baltimore</strong>, MD 21224<br />
MHIC#8990<br />
Storm Damage<br />
GUTTERS-ROOFING<br />
SIDING-WINDOWS<br />
DECKING-SUNROOMS<br />
35 years Experience<br />
Free Estimates<br />
Licensed and Insured<br />
Featured Nationally on NBC’s <strong>The</strong> Today Show<br />
#50888<br />
410-321-0330<br />
www.alliedremodelingtowson.com<br />
Green Thumb<br />
1 Cut FREE - Will Beat any Price!<br />
Mowing, Mulching, Patios!!!<br />
For every 6 yards of mulch receive one<br />
for FREE. 443-895-1176<br />
Mhic#64323<br />
D & R Painting<br />
• Painting (Interior & Exterior) FREE<br />
• Sheet Rock Reasonable<br />
Estimates<br />
• Light Carpentry Rates<br />
Senior<br />
• Pressure Wash & Coat Decks Discount<br />
Rooms $<br />
Painted for150<br />
Rooms up to 9’x10’<br />
Materials not included<br />
per room Minimum 2 rooms<br />
Licensed<br />
443-831-7340 (cell)<br />
410-477-5079 (office)<br />
0000230723-03<br />
0000239314-03<br />
• 2-Story Foyer • Prep for Rental<br />
• Power Washing • Prep for Resale<br />
• Carpentry<br />
• Faux Painting<br />
• Wallpaper Removal • Handyman Items<br />
www.handsonpainters.com<br />
MILITARY<br />
DISCOUNT<br />
PAINTING SERVICE<br />
THE BEST QUALITY PAINTING<br />
Interior/Exterior Starting at:<br />
Rooms - $175 • Windows - $35<br />
Work Done by Owners<br />
Licensed in MD for 30 years<br />
Chris & Mike Levero<br />
Bonded & Insured<br />
Free Estimates<br />
FIVE STAR HOME SERVICE<br />
410-661-4050<br />
www.fivestarmaryland.com<br />
0000215440-03<br />
0000235194-03<br />
0000229557-03<br />
443-827-9807<br />
BRAC & MILITARY DISCOUNTS<br />
MHIC#70338<br />
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PAINTING<br />
410-242-1737<br />
MHIC# 10138<br />
Interior & Exterior Painting • Residential & Commercial<br />
Sealing & Staining • Pressure Washing & Window Installation<br />
You’ll like what you see!<br />
Call for a FREE ESTIMATE!<br />
443-576-3006<br />
www.sheldonandsons.com<br />
Insured • Bonded<br />
MHIC #51964<br />
Licensed<br />
Daniel’s<br />
Hot Roof Services<br />
410-971-6843<br />
1000 N. Lakewood Ave. • <strong>Baltimore</strong>, MD 21205<br />
0000227903-03<br />
EVERD ROOFING INC.<br />
Free Estimates/FHA Certs/Senior Discounts/ Emergency Service<br />
General Home Improvements<br />
Skylites/Gutters/Siding<br />
3141 Elliott Street<br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong>, Maryland 21224 410-522-0177<br />
MHIC# 32741<br />
Serving <strong>Canton</strong>, Fell’s Point, Federal Hill & Highlandtown for over 30 years<br />
ABM’S HAULING Clean Houses<br />
Basements, Yards & Attics<br />
Match Any Price!!!! 443-250-<br />
6703<br />
HAUL AWAY We Haul Any<br />
Type Of Junk Bonded & Insured<br />
410-526-6000<br />
MIKE’S HAULING Bulk trash<br />
removal of all types. Reas.<br />
Rates, Free Estimates. Call<br />
Mike, 410-294-8404<br />
ELIZABETH COONEY Care<br />
Network. Full service home<br />
care specialists. Since 1957.<br />
Caring PTs, RNs, LPNs, CNAs,<br />
Aides, Home Health Care.<br />
Private Duty, hourly/live in.<br />
24-hour service. Licensed &<br />
bonded. 888-353-1700. Call<br />
now for care<br />
We Now Accept<br />
EASTWOOD ROOFERS<br />
All Types of Rubber Roofs<br />
New Hot Asphalt Roofs<br />
Hot Tar Coatings<br />
ALL TYPES OF ROOFING<br />
GUTTERS, SKYLIGHTS & ROOF CERTS.<br />
ALUMINUM COATINGS & MORE<br />
FREE ESTIMATES In Business 41 years<br />
Senior Discount • Emer. Repairs<br />
410-633-4552<br />
“Aero Roofing”<br />
Low! Low! Prices<br />
Financing Available<br />
• Hot Tar & Rubber Roof<br />
Specialists<br />
• Shingle & Slate Roofing<br />
• Gutters & Downspouts<br />
• Skylights<br />
• Roof Certs<br />
• Residential & Commercial<br />
Discounts to Senior Citizens<br />
& Handicapped Persons<br />
NO payments<br />
AND<br />
0% interest<br />
for 6 months<br />
FREE ESTIMATES a i r<br />
410-276-0700<br />
2014 Orems Road MHIC #95854<br />
AVERSA BROTHERS INC.<br />
Driveways, sidewalks, patios,<br />
all types of concrete construction.<br />
MHIC#50286. 410-933-<br />
9633/ 868-9643<br />
LOUIS SEBASTIAN Italian<br />
mechanics specializing in<br />
concrete, masonry, stucco &<br />
bsmt dug-out. MHIC#3802.<br />
Please call: 410-663-1224<br />
LAKESIDE LAWN Landscaping<br />
Spring Clean-up Mulching,<br />
Planting, Trimming &<br />
Removal of Shrubs, Trees,<br />
Sod & Seeding, Brick Pavers,<br />
Landscape/Walkways, Patios,<br />
Retaining Walls<br />
Installation 410-557-6263<br />
MHIC#74336<br />
License #1595<br />
A-1 DOUBLE SHREDDED<br />
DARK MULCH. $25 per yd. 3<br />
yd min. Spreading, Delivery &<br />
Firewood avail. 443-686-1567<br />
AAA+ GRASS CUTTING &<br />
Lawn Care -Large Lots Preferred-call<br />
Pete 443-677-8719<br />
Free Estimates<br />
ABC LAWN CUTTING, Trimming,<br />
Edging, Mulching,<br />
Spring Cleanup. Free Estimates.<br />
410-484-0299<br />
COMPLETE LANDSCAPING<br />
Bushes & Hedges trimmed.<br />
Jungles cleared. Garden design.<br />
Mulch, etc. Call Joe,<br />
410-485-9568. 443-904-5162<br />
GARDEN ROTOTILLING New<br />
beds prepared!! Organic fertilizer.<br />
All garden chores Steve:<br />
410-458-5487<br />
ABSOLUTE QUALITY 32 YRS<br />
PRO PAINTING Sheldon and<br />
Sons 443-576-3006 See our<br />
Display Ad! MHIC#1964<br />
PAINTING SEE Our Ad On <strong>The</strong><br />
Professional Service Directory<br />
HANDS ON PAINTERS<br />
DRS PLUMBING & HEATING<br />
Master Plumber I do my own<br />
work. Sr. disc Lic #9012 CALL<br />
PETE 410-905-0386<br />
A-1 ROOF & GUTTER One<br />
Bluestone<br />
Call Does It All! Emergency<br />
Serv.avail. 30 yrs exp.<br />
410-442-4443<br />
PLEASANT ROOFERS Roofi ng<br />
of all types. Skylights, Spouting<br />
410-285-5556 lic#405<br />
HAMBY BROS Complete line<br />
of Tree Service, Stump removal.<br />
License & Insured.<br />
Call: 410-526-5530<br />
LICENSED & INSURED<br />
WOODSMAN TREE EXPERTS<br />
All phases of tree work.<br />
Service you can trust. MD<br />
DNR#472. 410-321-0900 or<br />
410-730-0029<br />
ALL SEASONS<br />
SERVICES<br />
Gutter Cleaning<br />
Gutter Guards<br />
Pressure Washing<br />
Window Cleaning<br />
and more...<br />
7 days/week, great service<br />
for a low price!<br />
Prompt, reliable, insured<br />
Free estimate:<br />
443-204-7392<br />
EMPLOYMENT<br />
0000237505-02<br />
EXPERT LAUNDRESS needed<br />
to maintain fine bed linens for<br />
gold cottage in Owings Mills,<br />
MD. Prior experience using a<br />
Mangle necessary. Position is<br />
for 25 hours/week for May-September<br />
& 10-15 hours/ week<br />
for October-May. Compensation<br />
is $17/hour. Email tghhr@<br />
aol.com or call 215-321-2200.<br />
Include current references<br />
HIRE ME CAREGIVER middle<br />
aged lady looking for a job<br />
as a caregiver. live-in or out.<br />
Good refs. 443-554-8070<br />
HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED for<br />
golf cottage in Owings Mills,<br />
MD. Prior experience with<br />
luxury homes necessary. Position<br />
is year-round, compensation<br />
is $17/hour. Must be<br />
available for extra hours May<br />
-September. Email tghhr@aol.<br />
com or cal 215.321.2200. Include<br />
current references
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2010 CLASSIFIEDS SECTION THE BALTIMORE GUIDE 21<br />
EMPLOYMENT<br />
MERCHANDISE<br />
SUPPORT SERVICES POSITION<br />
Are you looking for a part time job near your home that is fun<br />
and rewarding Are you a dependable, trustworthy person<br />
Richcroft, Inc., a non-prot agency providing support services<br />
to individuals with disabilities, is seeking to ll a part-time support<br />
services position in the BALTIMORE COUNTY – Loch<br />
Raven area working with a gentleman. Pay is up to $12.00 an<br />
hour. Interests in animals, car and boat shows are a plus. Looking<br />
for someone who is available on Saturdays for 6 hours. <strong>The</strong><br />
exact hours are negotiable. Must have reliable transportation<br />
and a valid driver’s license w/less than 3 pts.<br />
If interested, please contact Holly Reasner, 410-316-9542<br />
or apply in person M-F 9a.m. – 3:30 p.m.<br />
Richcroft, Inc. Executive Plaza IV<br />
11350 McCormick Road, Suite 700<br />
Hunt Valley, MD 21031<br />
0000235145-01<br />
or visit us on the web at www.Richcroft.com<br />
Richcroft is an equal opportunity employer. EOE<br />
AIRLINE MECHANIC Train for<br />
high paying Aviation Maintenance<br />
Career. FAA approved<br />
program. Financial aid if qualifi<br />
ed - job placement assistance.<br />
Call Aviation Institute of<br />
Maintenance 866-823-6729<br />
AIRLINES ARE HIRING- Train<br />
for high paying Aviation Maintenance<br />
Career. FAA approved<br />
program.Financial aid if qualifi<br />
ed- Housing available. CALL<br />
Aviation Institute of Maintenance<br />
(877)818-0783<br />
ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE<br />
FROM HOME. *Medical,<br />
*Business, *Paralegal, *Computers,<br />
*Criminal Justice. Job<br />
placement assistance. Computer<br />
available. Financial Aid if<br />
qualifi ed. Call 800-488-0386.<br />
www.CenturaOnline.com<br />
0000238946-01<br />
MASSAGE THERAPY Learn<br />
fast, earn fast. Financial aid<br />
if qualifi ed. A new career is at<br />
your fi ngertips. Call Centura<br />
College 877-206-3353<br />
ADVERTISING SALES REP<br />
with @ least 2 years experience<br />
selling in <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
City or County. Looking for a<br />
team oriented self starter to<br />
sell new accounts for our 80<br />
year old community newspaper<br />
and growing online<br />
edition. Competitive salary<br />
plus commission and health<br />
benefi ts. Microsoft Outlook,<br />
basic computer knowledge<br />
and some college preferred.<br />
Send resume to ehoffman@<br />
baltimoreguide.com<br />
Research Study<br />
Asthma Study<br />
APPOINTMENT SETTERS<br />
Looking for well-spoken people<br />
to set appointments for a nationally<br />
known company selling<br />
a health related product.<br />
We respond to our Direct Mail,<br />
television campaigns, internet<br />
responses and direct call inquiries<br />
on an immediate basis.<br />
We have positions available for<br />
two shifts. 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM<br />
or 3:30 PM to 10:00 PM. <strong>The</strong><br />
starting hourly rate is $8.00/<br />
hr. Our bonus plan can increase<br />
earnings up to $15.00/hr! Experience<br />
is not necessary. You will<br />
be trained. Please call for an<br />
interview at 443-696-3016 Ask<br />
for Debbie or Mark<br />
AUTO BODY ESTIMATOR<br />
Large shop in Harford County<br />
seeking EXPERIENCED Estimator<br />
-DRP experience a<br />
must. Call 410-688-4110<br />
CHRIS’S SEAFOOD Delivery &<br />
Counter help P/T/wknds Apply<br />
in person 801 S. Montford<br />
COLLISION CENTER Growing<br />
Collision Center is now accepting<br />
applications for Experienced<br />
Adjuster, Bodymen, and<br />
Painter’s. Also looking for lot<br />
attendants & detail personnel.<br />
All applicants must be able to<br />
pass a drug screen to be considered<br />
for the positions. Bring<br />
drivers license and or S.S.#<br />
when applying. Apply in person<br />
between 9am & 2pm, Mon.-Fri.<br />
Donahoo Collision Center, 5665<br />
Belair Rd., Balto., MD 21206<br />
DRIVER PT Am & Pm runs<br />
transp. healthcare program clients<br />
Mon-Thr in Rosedale area.<br />
Exp. needed. Clean MVA report.<br />
Fax resume: 410-780-5205<br />
DRIVERS WANTED 410-355-<br />
8988.<br />
LITIGATION ASSOCIATE Towson<br />
Insurance Defense fi rm<br />
has an immediate opening for<br />
a litigation associate. Position<br />
requires strong litigation<br />
skills and writing ability. Applicant<br />
should be a member<br />
of the Maryland Bar, D.C. Bar<br />
or Bar-eligible a plus. Excellent<br />
benefi ts package and free<br />
parking. Send resume and salary<br />
history to Towson_Law@<br />
comcast.net<br />
PRODUCTION SHIFT WORK<br />
For ice manuf./distrib. plant<br />
in Overlea. Heavy lifting, light<br />
repairs & maint. req’d. F/T<br />
including wkends., $10/hr,<br />
Apply at 6100 Bel Air Rd. 410-<br />
426-1204<br />
REGIONAL DRIVERS NEED-<br />
ED! More home time! Top<br />
Pay! Newer Equipment! Up<br />
to $.43/mile company drivers!<br />
12 months OTR required.<br />
HEARTLAND EXPRESS<br />
1-800-441-4953 www.heartlandexpress.com<br />
A Clinical Trial of an investigational medication for people with asthma is<br />
being conducted at Johns Hopkins Bayview Asthma and Allergy Center.<br />
If you have on-going asthma symptoms and are between the ages of 18 & 65<br />
years of age, and need to use inhaled corticosteroids you may qualify to<br />
participate in this research study. Qualified participants will receive studyrelated<br />
medication and will be compensated for their time.<br />
ROCKSTAR! HOME <strong>The</strong>atre<br />
Company seeking energetic,<br />
enthusiastic people to work<br />
in fun & crazy atmosphere.<br />
$800+/wk. no nights/wknds.<br />
FT. Call Al 410-705-3208<br />
SALES REPRESENTATIVE<br />
NEEDED. Most earn $50K-<br />
$100K or more. Call our<br />
branch offi ce at 410-696-<br />
2855 x217. Ask for Susan<br />
Stepke, or e-mail susan.<br />
stepke@insphereis.com Visit<br />
www.insphereis.com<br />
SECURITY JOIN Vector Security<br />
Patrol and become a name<br />
on a winning team. We have<br />
openings in Laurel, BelAir and<br />
Westminster in a retail chain<br />
environment. Candidate must<br />
posses good customer service<br />
skills and be fl exible. Uniforms<br />
provided. Paid Training. E.O.E<br />
877-619-0705 - ext. 4069<br />
THERAPIST MENTAL HEALTH<br />
MD Lic., 2 yrs exp. Aberdeen<br />
& Rosedale area PT Contractual,<br />
no bnfts. Salary neg. Fax<br />
resume to: 410-297-2273<br />
TRUCK DRIVER CLASS A CDL<br />
2 yrs exp, Apply Cambridge<br />
Iron & Metal, 4200 O’Donnell<br />
St. Need copy of driving record<br />
PSYCHIATRIST 20 hrs medical<br />
director, PT Contractor,<br />
MD lic & MD board certifi ed,<br />
OMHC, Aberdeen, Salary neg.<br />
Fax resume to George Baer,<br />
CBS 410-297-2273 or email<br />
georgebaer55@hotmail.com<br />
YOUNG GROWING Internet<br />
Retailer in Bel Air Md. seeks<br />
part time customer service<br />
reps with basic computer<br />
skills and part time warehouse<br />
help. No experience<br />
necessary. $8.00 an hour. Call<br />
1-800-516-7856<br />
ACCT REPS NEEDED! Inside/<br />
Outside/B2B Sales. Earn up<br />
to $60,000/yr + bonus! No<br />
Exp OK! Paid Training! FT/PT,<br />
Benefi ts Avail. Hiring/Placing<br />
Now! 866-807-4941<br />
ALL CASH VENDING! Be Your<br />
Own Boss! Your Own Local<br />
Vending route Includes 25<br />
Machines & Candy. All for<br />
$9,995 800-893-1195<br />
ALL CASH VENDING! Incredible<br />
Income Opportunity!<br />
Candy, Gumball, Snack,<br />
Soda...Minimum $4K-$10K<br />
Investment Required. Excellent<br />
Quality Machines. We<br />
Can Save You $$$$. 800-962-<br />
9189<br />
BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Flexible<br />
Hours, Residual Income.<br />
PC Online Required, Full<br />
Training Provided. Call 1-888-<br />
350-0350<br />
GOVERNMENT JOBS 12-<br />
48.00/hr. Full Benefi ts/Paid<br />
Training. Work available In<br />
areas like Homeland Security,<br />
Law Enforcement, Wildlife &<br />
more! 1-800-858-0701 Ext<br />
2002<br />
HELP WANTED Data Entry<br />
positions available online!<br />
Internet needed. Income is<br />
Guaranteed! No experience<br />
required. Start today! www.<br />
datahomepro.net<br />
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No selling. 24 HR rec msg.<br />
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OWN A RED HOT! Dollar, Dollar<br />
plus Mailbox or Discount<br />
Party Store from $51,900<br />
worldwide! 100% turnkey, Cal<br />
now 1-800-518-3064 WWW.<br />
DRSS4.COM<br />
MERCHANDISE<br />
1LOT-2 GRAVES Will sacrifi ce<br />
for $4000 OBO 410-332-1603<br />
PARKWOOD CEMETERY 2<br />
lots plus Vaults, valued $9,000<br />
asking $6,500/obo. Call: 410-<br />
823-2305<br />
Patterson Park<br />
FLEA MARKET<br />
& CRAFT FAIR<br />
• Treasures! Crafts!<br />
• Food! Fun! Finds!<br />
• Live, Mellow Music!<br />
Half a Mile of Vendor Space<br />
Near the Pagoda<br />
In Patterson Park<br />
Info:<br />
www.ButchersHill.org<br />
May 8th<br />
Saturday 9am to 3pm<br />
LTRC SUN FLEA MARKET<br />
May- Sept. 10-3 prkg at Cockeysville<br />
library for info: LTRC.<br />
org or 410-252-8272<br />
LTRC SUN FLEA MARKET<br />
May-Sept. 9-1. New hours!<br />
Parking at the Cockeysville<br />
library. For info: LTRC.org or<br />
call 410-252-8272<br />
TOWSON CLASSIC CAR<br />
SHOW & FLEA MARKET, May<br />
15, 12pm - 4pm. (rain date<br />
9/25) Pickersgill Retirement<br />
Community, 615 Chestnut<br />
Ave., Space available! For<br />
information please call 410-<br />
842-0420<br />
BEDROOM HAND CARVED<br />
MAHOGANY 4 post bed, 2<br />
night stands, dresser, mirror<br />
& chest. Flawless condition,<br />
Retail $10K, sell for $3200,<br />
Can deliver. 410-299-6207<br />
BEDS THICK pillow tops, New<br />
in plastic. Queen Sz Retail<br />
$798, Sell $279. King Sz Retail<br />
$998, Sell $379. 10 yr warr.<br />
Can deliv., Call 410-598-2460<br />
BEDS-QUILTED TOPS New in<br />
plastic. Qn SZ Retail $598, Sell<br />
$199. Kg Sz. Retail $798, Sell<br />
$299. 10yr warr, Can Deliver,<br />
Fin. Avail. 410-598-2460<br />
CHERRY BEDROOM set. Solid<br />
wood, never used, brand new<br />
in factory boxes. English<br />
dovetail. Original cost $4500;<br />
sell for $795. Can deliver. 240-<br />
482-8721<br />
DR SET CHIPPENDALE real<br />
Mahogany, 2 pedestal table,<br />
2 leaves, 10 chrs, lighted 2pc<br />
china & server, retail $17,500,<br />
sell $5995, can deliver 410-<br />
299-6207<br />
LEATHER LIVING ROOM SET<br />
in original plastic, never used.<br />
Orig price $3000. Sacrifi ce<br />
$975. Can deliver. Call Bill<br />
301-841-7565<br />
MAHOGANY BR set real<br />
hand carved sleigh bed, 2<br />
night stands, dresser, mirror<br />
& chest. Exc. Cond. Retail<br />
$10,500, Sell for $2995. 410-<br />
487-2860<br />
MATTRESS SETS Extra Thick<br />
Pillow Top. 13’ Foam Incased<br />
Coils, Brand New, In Plastic,<br />
20 Year Warranty. Queen Retails<br />
$999, Sell $369, King<br />
Size $539. Deliverable. Bob<br />
410-598-2460<br />
SMALL DINING TABLE/4<br />
CHRS Perf for college apt,<br />
35. 20’ TV, 30.; student desk/<br />
bookcase, 35. 410-591-4164<br />
To find out if you may qualify to participate, contact Leena/Vicki at:<br />
410-550-4764/410-550-2062<br />
Principal Investigator:<br />
Mark C. Liu, M.D.<br />
NA_00035054<br />
412 DAILY Data entry positions<br />
available online! Internet<br />
needed. Income is Guaranteed!<br />
No experience required.<br />
Start today! www.thedataprogram.com
22 THE BALTIMORE GUIDE CLASSIFIEDS SECTION WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2010<br />
EMPLOYMENT<br />
DUNDALK ALL 22 streets Sat.<br />
5/15 7-2 Eastfi eld, Stanbrook<br />
off Merritt Blvd. 410-282-<br />
5630<br />
GIGANTIC ESSEX YARD SALE<br />
All Blks Margaret Ave., Sat 5/8<br />
8am, Raindate 5/15<br />
LUTHERVILLE SAT 5/8, 9-1,<br />
Charmuth & Dunwich Rds,<br />
21093 household sales, furn,<br />
sm fi ne acces., antiques &<br />
collectibles<br />
MAYS CHAPEL Ballin Robe<br />
Overlook Sat. 5/8, 8a-12p.<br />
Rain date 5/15. All 4 courts<br />
MOTHER’S DAY Yard Sale,<br />
Sun., May 9, 9am. No early<br />
birds, cash & carry. 714 Deepdene<br />
Rd., Roland Park 21210<br />
RODGERS FORGE Sat. 5/8,<br />
9-1. 20 Dunkirk Rd. Don’t<br />
miss this one! Quailty items.<br />
incl. Mantel, wicker, glassware,<br />
CD’s, children books,<br />
bikes, purses, bedding,<br />
tables, pet cages, holiday &<br />
yard items. Casio keyboard,<br />
CDP 100, cameras...So much<br />
more. Sale in the alley<br />
STONERIDGE OF TOWSON,<br />
Sat., May 8th, 8am-2pm. Fairmount<br />
Ave., Winsford Rd. &<br />
Wilfred Ct<br />
NORDIC TRACK EXERCISE<br />
EQUIPMENT. Exc. cond. Ask<br />
$150. Located in Towson. Call<br />
410-377-4265 after 6pm<br />
FREE REMOVAL of your lawn<br />
mowers/tractors and related<br />
items. Please call 703-430-0119<br />
GOLF CLUB SET Wilson &<br />
Exc. bag., $60. Also 2 Large<br />
Head Clubs, $25 each. Call<br />
410-529-7117<br />
LIKE NEW 6 new mosaic tile<br />
chairs $30 each, new in box<br />
cabbage patch $40 ea. & barbies<br />
$25 ea.410-917-7555<br />
ADVERTISING BUDGET<br />
TIGHT GROW YOUR BUSI-<br />
NESS WITH US IN 2010.<br />
Advertise in 116 newspapers<br />
across Maryland, Delaware<br />
and DC. Reach over 2.5 million<br />
households for only $495.<br />
Let us help you grow your<br />
business and make 2010 your<br />
best year yet. For more information<br />
contact us at 410-721-<br />
4000 x19 or visit our website<br />
www.mddcpress.com<br />
DIRECTV FREEBIES FREE<br />
Standard Installation! FREE<br />
SHOWTIME + STARZ 3 Mo!<br />
FREE HD/DVR Upgrade! PLUS<br />
Save $29/mo for 1 yr! Ends<br />
7/14/10. New cust only, qual<br />
pkgs. DirectStarTV 1-800-<br />
306-6602<br />
DOES YOUR BUSINESS NEED<br />
MORE FOOT TRAFFIC Advertising<br />
with us in 116 newspapers<br />
across Maryland, Delaware<br />
and DC. Reach over 2.5<br />
million households for only<br />
$495. For more information<br />
contact us at 410-721-4000<br />
x19 or visit our website www.<br />
mddcpress.com<br />
FREE MOTOROLA BACKFLIP<br />
from AT&T® Call Wirefl y<br />
800-354-7147 www.Wirefl y.<br />
com/FreeBackfl ip After instant<br />
discount for current or new<br />
AT&T customers. Restrictions<br />
apply. Call for details. Expires<br />
5/31/2010<br />
FREE PIANO old upright,<br />
needs tuning. U Pick up. 410-<br />
574-6796<br />
ORIENTAL WOOL RUG 6X9<br />
Cream, orange, royal blue.<br />
Cleaned, $475. Please call<br />
410-369-8158<br />
ABSOLUTELY PAYING Top<br />
Cash For: Antiques, Collectibles,<br />
Jewelry, Trains, Old<br />
Toys, WW2 Memorabilia,<br />
Pottery, Glassware, Colts &<br />
Orioles items Call Todd: 443-<br />
421-6113<br />
WANTED DIABETES TEST<br />
STRIPS. Any Kind/Any brand<br />
Unexpired. Pay up to $18.00<br />
per box. Shipping Paid. Call<br />
1-800-267-9895 OR http://<br />
www.SellDiabeticstrips.com<br />
WAR MEMORABILIA Wtd I<br />
Buy Uniforms, Weapons Medals,<br />
Scrapbooks etc. Call 410-<br />
241-8171<br />
HEAR YE! HEAR YE!<br />
HEAR YE!<br />
BG<br />
Place an ad<br />
in the Announcements<br />
Section of<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
GUIDE’s Classified<br />
section! and you<br />
will be heard!<br />
410-732-6600<br />
Advertise your business in <strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>’s<br />
SERVICE DIRECTORY Call today! 410-732-6600<br />
AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING<br />
SAVE UP TO $3500 ON NEW SYSTEMS WITH REBATES & TAX CREDITS!<br />
A SUPREME HEATING & AIR<br />
CONDITIONING COMPANY<br />
• Air Conditioning • Heat Pumps • Humidifiers • Air Cleaners<br />
• Gas Furnaces & Boilers • Duct Work & Design • Water Heaters<br />
• Gas Conversions • Geothermal • Service Agreements<br />
$20 OFF $25 OFF<br />
Service Agreement Service Call<br />
ALL WORK<br />
GUARANTEED<br />
410-766-5525<br />
Not valid with any other offers.<br />
Not valid with any other offers.<br />
FINANCING<br />
AVAILABLE<br />
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR<br />
SERVICING THE CANTON AREA FOR OVER 20 YEARS<br />
NICHOLAS<br />
FLEET STREET SHELL<br />
601 S. Luzerne Ave, <strong>Baltimore</strong>, MD 21224<br />
410-675-4338<br />
• MD State Inspections<br />
• MD Emissions Test Repairs<br />
• Factory Scheduled Maintenance<br />
• Foreign and Domestic Vehicles<br />
• Computer Diagnostic Specialist<br />
• Road Service & Towing Available<br />
$<br />
5.00 off<br />
Premium 3000 Mile<br />
Maintenance<br />
Service<br />
with this coupon<br />
CONCRETE<br />
CONCRETE<br />
SpECIALIST<br />
410-327-9190<br />
sidewalks • driveways • patios<br />
RESIDENTIAL / COMMERCIAL<br />
www.concretemanofmd.com concretemanofmd@aol.com MHIC #9864<br />
Licensed & Insured Since 1973<br />
CLEANING<br />
Moppin<br />
Mommas<br />
Inc.<br />
Residential & Commercial<br />
Cleatning<br />
Insured & Bonded<br />
Established since 1995<br />
FREE Estimates<br />
$20 off<br />
Second Cleaning<br />
410-522-4928 Raylene<br />
or 410-916-2971 Dot<br />
CONTRACTING<br />
J.T.P. CONSTRUCTION<br />
INTERIOR/EXTERIOR<br />
NEW HOMES • REMODELING • ADDITIONS<br />
NEXT DAY<br />
SERVICE!<br />
Roofing Repair<br />
Roofing, Siding, Gutters, Window Capping<br />
Masonary Work<br />
Chimney Repair, Brick Pointing, Cornice Repair<br />
Interiors, Basements, Home Improvement<br />
Stucco, Steps, Steel Handrails, Secure Doors,<br />
Painting, Drywall and more!<br />
call:<br />
443-621-7040<br />
FREE ESTIMATES Licensed & Insured<br />
ELECTRIC<br />
Madden Electric Co.<br />
Residential/Commercial<br />
FREE ESTIMATES<br />
Licensed & Insured<br />
410-563-2076<br />
www.maddenelectric.net<br />
EXTERMINATOR<br />
ROACHES<br />
WATER BUGS<br />
Average House $75 (3 months guarantee)<br />
BED BUGS • RATS<br />
• MICE • FLEAS • ETC<br />
COX EXTERMINATORS<br />
410-668-9141
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2010 CLASSIFIEDS SECTION THE BALTIMORE GUIDE 23<br />
HOME IMPROVEMENT<br />
LAMONT CONTrACTOrs<br />
All Renovations<br />
• Additions • Decks<br />
• Windows & Doors • Kitchens & Baths<br />
• Roof top Deck • Concrete<br />
10% OFF with this ad<br />
INSURANCE<br />
PLUMBING<br />
MHIC#47651<br />
410-288-3239<br />
E. THOMAS<br />
& SONS<br />
PLUMBING &<br />
HEATING<br />
“Hot Water Heating Specialist”<br />
Sewer & Drain Cleaning<br />
SENIOR DISCOUNT<br />
410-732-3197<br />
410-288-4415<br />
Repair & replacement of:<br />
Faucets • Toilets • Water Heaters<br />
• Boilers • Sump Pumps<br />
• Water Lines • Gas Lines • Sewer<br />
& Drain Lines , Inside & Out<br />
UPHOLSTERY<br />
FOR THREE GENERATIONS<br />
Lakewood<br />
RE-UPHOLSTERY CO.<br />
2512 Fait Ave.<br />
Quality Work—Compare our Prices<br />
• Work Guaranteed<br />
• Free Estimate<br />
YES WE ARE<br />
FOAM STILL RUBBER IN<br />
BUSINESS!<br />
CUSHIONS<br />
Thank CUT TO SIZE<br />
you<br />
Call 410-276-6116<br />
or 410-426-8007<br />
George Markiewicz - Manager<br />
Advertise your business in <strong>The</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>’s<br />
SERVICE DIRECTORY Call today! 410-732-6600<br />
$$$$$$$$$$$$$<br />
Senior Discount<br />
Visa, Mastercard,<br />
and Discover accepted<br />
Stilwell Plumbing<br />
10% OFF with this ad<br />
Plumbing & Drain Cleaning Specialist<br />
Reasonable Rates<br />
24 Hour<br />
Fast Service Emergency Service<br />
Free Phone Estimates<br />
Residential and Commercial<br />
410-285-5351<br />
Master Plumber: Carl Stilwell<br />
Lic #18002<br />
$$$$$$$$$$$$$<br />
Tom Allen<br />
Home Services<br />
Efficient, Reliable,<br />
Honest<br />
• Doors<br />
• Flooring<br />
• Bathroom<br />
Remodeling<br />
• Drywall Repair<br />
• General<br />
Household<br />
Repairs<br />
410-344-7762<br />
www.tomallenhomeservices.com<br />
licensed and insured mHIC#125297<br />
IS YOUR GARAGE PROTECTING YOUR<br />
CAR BETTER THAN YOUR<br />
CUT-RATE CAR INSURANCE<br />
Don’t trust just anyone to<br />
insure your car, see me:<br />
Larry Rohrbaugh<br />
Eastern Ave. and Drew St.<br />
410-633-5000<br />
State Farm Insurance Companies, Home Office Bloomington, Illinois<br />
Plumbing & Heating Co. Inc<br />
Quality at a Fair Price<br />
410-327-8670<br />
Boiler Specialist<br />
• Repair/replace sewer water lines<br />
• County sewer hookup<br />
• Water Heaters • Sump Pumps<br />
• Toilet, sink disposal repair<br />
All Plumbing Repairs • Large or Small<br />
Serving East <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
Since 1978<br />
L.G.Ellinghaus Md St 2446/ B.Co. 8A<br />
LAWYER<br />
MIKE’S<br />
CARPENTRY<br />
ALL HOME REPAIRS<br />
Repair & Install New Doors<br />
• Windows • Locks Siding •<br />
Gutters Drywall • Painting •<br />
Wooden Decks • Porches<br />
FREE ESTIMATES<br />
SENIOR<br />
CITIZEN<br />
DISCOUNT<br />
20 Years Experience<br />
Insured & Bonded<br />
Call Mike<br />
443-604-3931<br />
MHIC #43637<br />
LAW OFFICES OF<br />
KARL H. GOODMAN<br />
AND ASSOCIATES<br />
FULL TIME OFFICE<br />
All Personal Injury, Auto, Job Related,<br />
Immigration, Criminal, Traffic, DWI,<br />
Divorce, Social Security and More...<br />
3907 EASTERN AVE.<br />
410-563-5350<br />
SAME DAY SERVICE<br />
PLUMBING<br />
HEATING<br />
BATHROOMS<br />
410.284.2210<br />
FREE INITIAL<br />
CONSULTATION<br />
RESIDENCE 486-7455<br />
Jim Bush<br />
Plumbing<br />
Senior Discounts<br />
24 Hour<br />
Emergency Service<br />
Plumbing<br />
• Heating Bathroom &<br />
Kitchen Remodeling<br />
• Waterproofing Drain<br />
Cleaned<br />
410-644-1399<br />
QUALITY, LOCAL<br />
BUSINESSES.<br />
Dedicated to improving<br />
our community<br />
Find out more about advertising in the Service Directory<br />
by calling 410-732-6600<br />
Construction<br />
Framing, Co.<br />
G.C. Home<br />
Improvements,Inc.<br />
502 Savage Street<br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong>, MD 21224<br />
Waterproofing • Roofing • Siding<br />
• Steam Cleaning • Brick Pointing<br />
• Painting • Window Capping • Stucco<br />
• Masonry Work • Sidewalk • Steps<br />
• Scaffold Work • Bathrooms • Kitchens<br />
• Tiles • Plumbing<br />
1-443-414-2925<br />
Fully Insured<br />
COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL<br />
CONTRACTOR<br />
Additions • Bathrooms •<br />
Painting • Basements •<br />
Siding • Doors • Windows<br />
FOR ALL IMPROVEMENTS<br />
(410)315-8590<br />
(410) 292-3565<br />
MHIC#45097 • Insured<br />
Affordable Prices • Free Estimate<br />
PAINTING<br />
John Salvadore’s<br />
Painting Co.<br />
410-360-5208<br />
in business 25 yrs<br />
interior<br />
exterior<br />
MHiC#<br />
82377<br />
ROOFING<br />
insured<br />
Quality Work<br />
Herman Rossmark<br />
ROOFING INC<br />
Residential & Commercial<br />
Roofing • Spouting<br />
• Skylights • Chimneys<br />
• Siding • Painting<br />
• Glass Block Windows<br />
• Deck Tops • Railings<br />
FREE ESTIMATES<br />
410-675-5440<br />
MHIC# 1448
24 THE BALTIMORE GUIDE WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2010<br />
SPARTAN PIZZERIA<br />
410-563-7227<br />
18”<br />
CHEESE<br />
PIZZA<br />
PICKUP ONLY<br />
$ 7 99<br />
+ tax<br />
DINE-IN, CARRY OUT & DELIVERY<br />
Servin g for over 20 Years!<br />
3600 EASTERN AVENUE • BALTIMORE, MARYLAND<br />
2-8” SUBS<br />
2 FRIES & 2 CAN SODAS<br />
13 99<br />
$ + tax<br />
ANY SUB @ $5.49<br />
2-14” PIZZAS $<br />
W/1 TOPPING 16 49<br />
+ tax<br />
2-16” PIZZAS $<br />
W/1 TOPPING 18 49 + tax<br />
NEW!<br />
• Chicken<br />
• Steak<br />
• Veggie<br />
QUESADILLAS<br />
$5 99<br />
Proudly Serving the Community Since 1989<br />
FREE SUB<br />
BUY ANY 12” SUB<br />
GET 8” SUB FREE<br />
World of Subs<br />
CHEESESTEAK ............ 5.49 .. 8.99<br />
SWISS CHEESESTEAK .. 5.49 .. 8.99<br />
ITALIAN CHEESESTEAK . 5.99 .. 9.29<br />
ITALIAN COLD CUT ...... 5.49 .. 8.99<br />
REGULAR COLD CUT .... 5.49 .. 8.99<br />
PIZZA SUB ................. 5.49 .. 8.99<br />
PIZZA STEAK .............. 5.99 .. 9.29<br />
HAMBURGER .............. 5.49 .. 8.99<br />
CHEESEBURGER .......... 5.49 .. 8.99<br />
PIZZA BURGER ............ 5.99 .. 9.29<br />
HAM & CHEESE ........... 5.49 .. 8.99<br />
TURKEY BREAST ......... 5.49 .. 8.99<br />
CHICKEN FILET ............ 5.99 .. 9.29<br />
FISH FILET.................. 5.49 .. 8.99<br />
CHICKEN PARMESAN ... 5.99 .. 9.29<br />
MEATBALL SUB ........... 5.49 .. 8.99<br />
TUNA ........................ 5.49 .. 8.99<br />
MENTION COUPON WHEN ORDERING. ALL COUPONS FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY<br />
Limited<br />
Time<br />
Offer!<br />
We deliver beer<br />
& wine<br />
(with proper ID)<br />
410-563-7227<br />
Hair Designers, Inc.<br />
742 S. Ellwood Avenue<br />
410-675-9255<br />
Walk-Ins and NEW CLIENTS Welcome!<br />
Hours: Mon- Fri 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.<br />
NOW OPEN SUNDAY 10am-2pm<br />
HAIRCUT SPECIAL!<br />
Brenda’s Hair Designers<br />
742 S. Ellwood Avenue<br />
410-675-9255<br />
$2.00 OFF<br />
Haircut<br />
(Includes Shampoo)<br />
Reg. $16.00 Expires 05/26/10<br />
Ha pp y<br />
Ha pp yMother’s Day<br />
GIFT CERTIFICATES<br />
AVAILABLE FOR MOM!<br />
Mother’s Day<br />
from Brenda’s<br />
LOWLIGHT SPECIAL!<br />
Brenda’s Hair Designers<br />
742 S. Ellwood Avenue<br />
410-675-9255<br />
$5.00 OFF<br />
Highlights & Lowlights<br />
Custom Color.<br />
Expires 05/26/10<br />
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COME PARTY WITH US FOR<br />
<br />
It’s the best Irish Joint<br />
in Locust Point!<br />
SPECIALS<br />
MONDAY NIGHT IS WINGS NIGHT<br />
35¢ <br />
<br />
TUESDAY NIGHT IS SMITHWICK’S<br />
ICK’S<br />
TUESDAYS AND TRIVIA NIGHT<br />
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<br />
WEDNESDAY NIGHT IS<br />
LADIES’ NIGHT
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