Week of 3/15/2015 Vol. 5 No. 52

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Vol. 5 No. 52
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March 15, 2015
The third annual St. Patrick’s Dance was the most
successful yet for the New Castle Senior Center. A
sellout crowd revelled to the Seven Rings music and
feasted on the offerings of local fave Smokin’ Cuisine.
All enjoyed the beverages served by Crisi, Lynn and
Kat. 50-50 winner Sally Denton graciously donated her
winnings to the Center. The basket raffle won by Bob
Parker-whatda ya say? The Dance Committee would
like thank everyone and hopefully we’ll see everyone at
the Wharf Dance in September.
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15 The
Battle of Guilford Courthouse
took place
in North Carolina. British
General
Cornwallis' 1,900 soldiers
defeated an
American force of 4,400. 1781,
Jesse W. Reno
patented the Reno Inclined
Elevator. It was the first escalator. 1892, President
Woodrow Wilson held the first open presidential news
conference. 1913, 1934, Henry Ford restored the $5 a
day wage. 1934, The first blood bank was established.
1937, m My Fair Lady opened a 6 ½ year run on
Broadway. 1956
16 Congress established the West Point Military
Academy in New York. 1802, Ned Ludd leads a group
of workers in a wild protest against mechanization.
1811, The State of Delaware enacted the first fertilizer
law. 1871, Robert Goddard launches the first liquid fuel
rocket. 1926, Iwo Jima was declared secure by the
Allies. 1945, Peter, Paul and Mary released their single,
mPuff The Magic Dragon. 1963, Paul Hornung and
Alex Karras were reinstated to the NFL after an 11month suspension for betting on football games. 1964
17 The first St. Patrick's Day celebrated in USA 1735,
Transylvania Land Co buys Kentucky for $50,000 from
a Cherokee chief. 1755, The rubber band was
invented. 1845, In Otay, California, John Joseph
Montgomery made the first manned, controlled,
heavier-than-air glider flight in the US. 1884,
going-away party, as the last episode of m The Mary
Tyler Moore Show was broadcast. 1977
20 The United Dutch East Indian Company (VOC)
President Theodore Roosevelt coined the word
was formed. 1602, Harriet Beacher Stowe publishes the
‘muckrake’ 1906, Al Capone was released from jail.
book Uncle Tom's Cabin . 1852, A plan by John
1930, mTequila by the Champs topped the charts.
Wilkes Booth to abduct President Lincoln was foiled
1958, President Nixon asked Congress to halt busing in when Lincoln changed plans. 1865, Einstein's Theory
order to achieve desegregation. 1972
of General Relativity published. 1916, 50” of snow
18 David Melville patented the gas streetlight. 1813, across the Mason-Dixon line. 1958, President Johnson
orders 4,000 troops to protect the Selma-Montgomery
First railroad tunnel in US completed. 1834, Henry
civil rights marchers. 1965, mMe and Bobby McGee
Wells & William Fargo founded American Express.
by Janis Joplin topped the charts, 1971
1850, Confederate women riot in N.C. to protest the
lack of flour and salt in the South. 1863, Poland was
enlarged with the second Peace of Riga. 1921,
President Eisenhower signed the Hawaii statehood bill.
1959, Cosmonaut Aleksei Leonov becomes the first
Phillies Spring, Meetings, Save the Date & Birthdays ..........2
person to take a space walk. 1965, mNight Fever by
Bus Trips, Sr. Center, Library ................................................3
the Bee Gees topped the charts. 1978
Bacon Nachos, Shamrock Cake Shooters & Wine Festival ....4
Phila. Flower Show & New Taproom Opens..........................5
19 This is St. Joseph’s Day, the day that those little
Being Green..........................................................................6
birds known as swallows traditionally return to the
Amstel to Arsenal & Meet the Candidates ............................7
Mission San Juan Capistrano. 1776, The first bank
Lenten Suppers, & History Goes Hollywood .......................9
robbery in America (NYC $245,000) was reported.
Stupid is ...............................................................................9
1831, Jan Matzeliger invents first machine to
Bus Driver Wanted, CobbleVacas & Muskrat Dinner ..........10
manufacture entire shoe. 1883, Nevada legalized
Civil War Museum open hours...........................................10
Battery Park Clean-Up, KenKen ..........................................11
gambling. 1931, Academy Awards aired on television
Emmanuel Dining Room Auction & ADIONC Tickets ..........11
for the first time. 1953, The staff of WJM-TV had a
What’s
Inside?
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Mon 3/16 Joanne Episcopo
Wed 3/18 Tina Ayars ✭ Claudia Penn ✭ Ginny Ramski
Thurs 3/19 BART Young ✭ Stan Ramski
Fri 3/20 Esther Lovlie ✭ Tom Clayton ✭ Terry Short
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Thu 3/19
Sat 3/21
Wed 3/25
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Tues. 3/17 Board of Elections Mtg. 4pm
Mon. 3/23 Municipal Services Commission Mtg. 4pm
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(1971), Nat “King” Cole*96 (1965), Tony Dow-70, “Leave it to Beaver”, Patrick Duffy-66,
Kurt Russell-64, Rob Lowe-51 18th Grover Cleveland*178 (1908), 22d and 24th U.S.
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Tues. 3/24 Historic Area Review Committee Mtg. 6pm
Mon. 3/30 Municipal Services Commission Mtg. 4pm
3/21
Lions Club Pancake
Breakfast
4/5
Easter Parade
4/11
CITY
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Scheduled Events
DATE
June 25-28
5/28
Fallen Heroes
5k Run/ Walk
6/5
Friends of Library
Preview Book Sale
6/12-13
Separation Day
6/18-21
Firefly Music
Festival
6/25-28
Tall Ships Festival
Battery Park
216 Chestnut Street
▶
4/18
Battery Park
Clean-up
4/24
Arbor Day
Penn Farm
4/25
Rt. 9 Yard Crawl
5/1 & 2
May Market
5/16
A Day in Old
New Castle
4/18 Sat.
4/25 Sat.
5/23 Sat.
6/5 Fri..
6/12 & 13 Fri & Sat.
EVENT
CONTACT
Battery Park Clean-Up ......................................Sailing Club
Tai Chi & Qi Gong ......................................Pending Approval
Adams Wedding .......................................Pending Approval
Family Foundations ........................................Curtis Powell
Separation Day..............................................................Jeff Lank
Click here for Info. & Permits:
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March 15, 2015
M A R C H
at Our Senior Center
Mon 3/16 11 Lunch out-Catherine Rooney’s Tues 3/17 -12 AARP Tax Aide 9 Irish Dancers 10 Green Bingo 12 St. Patrick’s Day lunch 12:30
Irish Trivia Wed 3/18 9:30 Beginner’s Computer Classes 9:30 Mammograms
Thurs 3/19 9 Bank & PO 12:30 Shop Rite FRI 3/20 12:30 Rita’s Water Ice
326-4209
MON
TUES
WED
THUR
FRI
“Where Friends
Gather”
► New Castle Senior Center
9-3 Billiards
9 Pool Exercise
9:30 Park Walk
10 Crafty Seniors
12 Lunch
12:30 Mah Jongg
1 Chair Yoga
9-3 Billiards
9:30 Shanghai
10 Bingo
12 Lunch
1 Strength Building/
Exercise
9-3 Billiards
9:30 Park Walk
11 Line Dancing
12 Lunch
12:30 YMCA
Diabetes Prevention
1 Pilates
Your Senior Center is open on Thursday nights until 7pm
library
the New Castle
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READ COBBLE
9-3 Billiards
9:30 Shanghai
9:30 Bridge
10 Games w/Tom
12 Lunch
12:30 Super Market
1 Zumba Gold
2 Qi Gong/Tai Chi
5:30 Yoga
5:30 Bible Study
9-3 Billiards
9:30 Park Walk
9:30 Knit/Crochet
10 Bingo
10 Mah Jongg
10:30 Beginner’s/
Arthritis Exercise
12 Lunch
Sr. Center Charter Bus Trips
3/16 Tax Drop Off 5-8PM
3/17 R,R Story Time 10:30AM/3-6 yrs
Sew Happy Group 10:30AM-3PM
GED in Span/6:30PM
3/18 Job Center Open Lab 2:30-4:30PM
3/19 Movie*/2:30 PM
“Dead Poets’ Society”
USUAL SUSPECTS 5:30PM
GED in Span/6:30PM
Knit 1/Crochet2/7P
3/20 Tax Drop Off 10A-1PM
3/21 Chess Club/10:30AM 4 and older
PAWS* 11AM
424 Delaware StNew CastleDE 19720
302-328-1995
► www.nccdelib.org/newcastle
Delmarva Foundation is available every Fri. 2-4PM
to offer free assistance with the
Payment is due at the time of sign up.
If you need to cancel your trip money will only be
refunded if there is someone to take your place.
April 8 Harrington Casino:8:30-4. Cost-$20
includes bus and driver’s tip. $10 free slot play and free buffet lunch
May 13 Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre to see “Les Miserables” 9:30-5.
Cost-$75 includes show, lunch, gratuity, bus and driver’s tip. Alcoholic drinks are
not included.
June 10 Washington DC: 8am-6pm. Cost-$25 includes bus and driver’s tip.
Sign up early for your favorite trip!
Trips will be cancelled at least two weeks in advance
if there is not enough response.
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Now, in addition to
our artwork, we have
antiques and unique finds.
We have moved 2
doors away, down a private
alley, easy to find.
We are also accessible from the
M & T Bank parking lot. for your financial future
investments ~ taxes ~ insurance
financial planning & more
302-322-1135
Colonial Financial Services
James A. WhismanJr. CPACFP®CLU®
700 Delaware Street ~ New Castle
[email protected]
204 B Delaware St., New Castle
Tel: 302-322-1135
Fax: 302-322-6733
Cell: 302-383-9741
302-276-0845
Gallery Hours: Wednesday - Sunday
12 noon - 4 pm or by appointment
www.blueherongalleryde.com • [email protected]
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nachos
Ever thought about
making nachos
with bacon
before?
These will
become a regular
for your house!
This recipe is inspired by appleydapply Bacon and Onion
Nachos. I had unexpected company come by and I wanted to
make lunch for them. This is the result I got. It's hot and spicy but
you can decrease the amount of jalapeño peppers. If you do not
like crisp vegetables, microwave them to the desired consistency
you like. Gotta be crisp in Cobble House.
ingredients
✦ 1⁄2 lb bacon, cooked and crumbled (divided)
✦ 1⁄2-3⁄4 cup red onion, chopped (divided)
✦ 1 medium tomato, seeded and chopped
✦ 1 (2¼ oz) can sliced black olives and/or diced tomatoes
✦ 6 -7 jalapeño peppers, seeded and chopped (divided)
✦ 21⁄2 cups Mexican blend cheese (Shredded cheddar and
Monterey Jack Cheese, divided)
✦ 9 ounces tortilla chips
directions
✦ Preheat oven to 425º
✦ Line a baking sheet with foil.
✦ Spread ½ bag of Tostitos over the foil.
✦ Sprinkle with half the bacon, onion, peppers and 1 cup of cheese.
✦ Spread the remaining ½ bag of Tostitos on top.
✦ Top with remaining bacon, onion, peppers, olives and tomatoes.
✦ Top with 1½ cup remaining cheese.
✦ Bake for 5-10 minutes or until the cheese is melted and slightly
browned.
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An Authentic Colonial Destination to
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$ 5 cover
retail shopping experience
featuring a gallery of local
artisans collectively
gathered under one roof. Here you can meet
that artisan and customize
and personalize that
unique gift for that special
someone.
Featuring:
•Local Artisan Creations
•Free Wi-Fi
•SoupsSalads & Sandwiches
•Secret Beer & Wine Garden
•CoffeeLattes & Pastries
“The Muse” can be utilized as Private Event and Meeting Space
Meet, Eat, Drink, Shop and Be Merrie!
206 Delaware Street • New CastleDE 19720
302-322-6334
www.pennsplace.net
Annual Meeting
All NCHS members and friends are invited to
attend our Annual Meeting on
Wed., March 25th at 7pm.
We'll review our accomplishments from 2014
and preview our many upcoming projects for
2015. We'll also be having a special reception in
honor of our Education Coordinator, Bruce Dalleo,
who is retiring at the end of March. Shamrock Cake Shooters
ingredients
1 cup vanilla
pudding
1 tsp peppermint extract
Green food coloring
6 Fiber One™ 90 Calorie
chocolate fudge brownies,
crumbled
Green and gold sprinkles
directions
❖Whisk together the vanilla
pudding and peppermint
extract until combined, adding
more or less extract to taste.
Whisk in green food coloring until
your desired shade is achieved.
❖In small shot glasses, layer about 1 teaspoon of the crumbled brownies, then 1 teaspoon
pudding. Repeat. Top with sprinkles.
❖Serve immediately, or refrigerate in a covered container for up to 3 hours.
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ST. ATHONY SOCIETY’S
St. Joseph Day Wine Festival
St. Peter Gym
5th & Harmony StreetNew Castle
SaturdayMarch 21, 2015
Social Hour and Wine Registration 6:30pm
Buffet - Pork Roast and Italian Cuisine 7:15pm
MusicDancing
Judging of Homemade Wines 8pm
Music by Billy Logue Entertainment
For tickets contact Maria 302-322-2230
Cash Bar
Admission $35
March 15, 2015
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The public is invited to the opening reception at the arts
center on First Friday, March 6, from 5 to 7pm to meet
the artists and enjoy hors d’oeuvres.
March’s featured artist is Dennis Young who is exhibiting a
show of pastel and oil paintings entitled
“Waiting for Summer.”
Young, a doctor from New Castle, De., generally works
outside on location, but retreats to his studio in cold
weather, often painting portraits. He waits for the season
when he can get back outside to paint and participates in
six to eight plein air events a year, including the August
event in Ocean City.
The “Waiting for Summer” show will feature many of
Young’s plein air paintings done in the vivid hues that
pastel paints bring to his art.
Cinderell
a
Jasmine
OPENS
The Quiet Man
Since first reported in Cobblestones last
November, speculation swirled as to what
kind of ‘tavern’ would fit in the little space
once a loan office. The guessing came to an
end last Thursday when the doors opened.
Pat’s Famous is one long bar below ten TV’s
and flanked by Pat posters...from St. Patrick
to Pat Nixon. Right, Mayor Reese, Trustees
Castagno and Yacucci were among the
many that welcomed the new business.
There was
a great
crowd
from the
5pm
opening
throughout
the night.
Open 5pm
to 1am
daily with
all drinks @
$3!
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March 15, 2015
John A. Di Mondi E.A. All Schedules
All States DBC Tax Service and Accounting
302-328-4148
Professional personal service • ALL work done personally
30 years experience, individual
business and self-­‐employment returns
Audit, prior years, tax examination representation through tax court
300 West 7th StreetNew CastleDE 19720
P.O. Box 72 New CastleDE 19720
Fax: 302-­‐328-­‐4268
NCHS Annual Winter Fundraiser
[email protected]
Join us on Sunday, March 22nd from
5pm~8pm, for our annual Winter Fundraiser to
support NCHS. Guests will enjoy the historical
ambiance of the newly renovated Arsenal while
dining from a special menu courtesy of Jessop’s
Tavern. In addition to dinner, guests will enjoy a lecture pertaining to the history of The Arsenal by
NCHS Executive Director, Michael Connolly.
Please register by March 16 via the link on either
Jessop's Tavern homepage/NCHS homepage or simply call to
reserve your seat.
An Election for City offices is held on the second Saturday in April
every other year. The date of the 2015 City Election is
SaturdayApril 11th
Seats up for election in 2015 are:
(4 year Term)
(2 year term)
Mayor
City Council President
newcastlehistory.org - 302-322-2794
http://www.jessops-tavern.com - 302-322-6111
Limited seating is available! Tickets: $100 per person.
fulfilling the remainder of the previous Council President’s term.
Two Council Seats (4 year terms)
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March 18th St. Peter the Apostle Roman Catholic Church
515 Harmony StreetNew Castle
March 25th Hope Lutheran Church
230 Christiana RoadNew Castle
Sat. June 13th 8pm
N e w C a st le s B at t er y P a r k
You don’t want to miss this
Separation Day 2 Day Celebration!
Stupid is as stupid does.
– Forrest Gump
▶ SepDay '15
▶ Lights Out Tribute
We all appreciate the “Stupid Criminal”
stories but this twist is on the “Stupid
Victim!”
A scam occurred in the parking lot of the
New Castle Farmer’s Market last week.
A 36 year-old victim reported to police that
she was approached by two subjects in the
lot that day asking her if she would like to
buy an Apple I-Pad or Samsung tablet for
$400.00. The victim agreed to buy two Ipads, at which time the suspects showed
her an item wrapped in bubble wrap that
displayed the apple symbol on top of it.
The items were later discovered to be
ceramic tiles inside of an Apple box.
One wonders who is strolling the parking lot of the Farmers Market
with a spare $800 bucks? And the thief’s price is not that much
different than the Apple store or Amazon!
PRESSTIME UPDATE:
there has been additional an incident at the same location.
“History Goes Hollywood: ‘The Women.’ ” Happening
at the
Court
House
7pm Wed., March 25th Screening of the 1939 film about the lives and power struggles of various wealthy Manhattan socialites, based on the play by Clare Boothe Luce. Program
features a short discussion of Luce’s life and accomplishments before the screening. Women’s
History Month program. New Castle Court House Museum, 211 Delaware St., New Castle.
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IN
CASE YOU HAVEN’T VISITED THE
John M. Cleveland
Memorial
Civil War Museum
Fish Fry th
March 20
BUS DRIVER
4-7pm
WANTED
Crowley
Hall
across from
The New Castle Senior Center
needs a bus driver to work on Thursdays
and Fridays, effective immediately.
The person must have a CDL with
passenger endorsement and no points
on license. Please call
St. Peter's Church
Old New Castle
Please come and join the
Knights of Columbus for our
4th annual Fish Fry.
Natalie at 302-326-4209
Caroline’s
Omelets to Homemade Baked
Goodies to start the day - to
Signature Sandwiches
Winter
Museum
Hours
2nd & 4th
Saturday
of the month
11am - 3pm
1st Friday
of the month
5-8pm
118 DELAWARE STREET
Tue - Thu: 8 am - 4 pm
Fri: 8 am - 4 pm ~ 6 pm - 9 pm
Sat: 8 am - 4 pm
Don’t miss out on
Friday’s Dinner Special
All proceeds to benefit St.
Peter's Catholic school. Thanks
for all your support in making
this event a successful one.
but call first!
The only thing missing. . . is you!
Knights of Columbus
Bishop Becker Council 2856
410 Del. St. ~ New CastleDE
Reservations 302. 757. 1074
BLACKBIRD
COMMUNITY
CENTER
Muskrat and Meatloaf
Dinner
Sunday, March 29
2-4 p.m. $12
...that's practically lunch!
120 Blackbird Forest Rd
10 are all choked up
over their LasVegas
adventures!
Having a great time!
Townsend
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March 15, 2015
Join the Sailing Club
➨ Reedy Point Tides
m
ft
cm
Joe Lane Photo
h
Saturday, April 18th - 9-Noon
Join friends & neighbors
in doing your part to help.
NEW
10% Discounts for lunch at local restaurants
for all volunteers on the day of clean-up.
tickets
www.historicnewcastle.com and
http://dionc.immanuelepiscopal.com/
$20 Adults$5 Children
Group rates; $15 per person
(minimum 15 people)
Day of the Event
$25 Adults $7 Children
Sign in by the New Castle Sailing Club Sailhouse at the
end of West 3rd Street . Trash bags and gloves will be
provided, but please bring your
own work gloves and rake. If possible.
Volunteer certificate will be available.
Questions? Contact Kristin 907-252-9062 or Irene
302-328-1709
Rain Date: April 26th If weather is questionable on April 19th ,
call 302·547-0176
The Historic New Castle
Festival Lunch Tour is a 5
SPONSORED BY
NEW CASTLE SAILING CLUB AND
HISTORIC NEW CASTLE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
Have you Kenken’d today?
course progressive luncheon at 5 select
homes. Limited to 80 tickets21 years of age
and older and available at ► Lunch Tour
3 3 RD A N N U A L
Emmanuel Dining Room
Auction
Barclays Bank On the Wilmington Riverfront
Sat., April 18th - 6pm
The auctions -- both silent and live -- offer some of the best values around for luxury items and
other goods. Delectable and plentiful fare tops off the evening’s enjoyment.
This is EDR's major fundraiser which supports one-third of the dining room's annual budget.
Support the Auction
There are two ways to support the Auction in addition to buying event and raffle tickets: Donate an item to the auction.
Advertise in the program. Sponsorship opportunities are available.
Please call Priscilla Rakestraw at 302-428-3702
for more information.
March 15, 2015
The objective is to fill the
grid in with the digits 1
through 6 such that:
• Each row contains exactly
one of each digit
• Each column contains
exactly one of each digit
• Each bold-outlined group
of cells is a cage
containing digits which
achieve the specified
result using the specified
mathematical operation:
addition (+), subtraction
(−), multiplication (×),
and division (÷). (Unlike
Killer Sudoku, digits may
repeat within a cage.)
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