The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 18

1 D6 The News-Journal papers Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1988 1 1 Son Up Now And Wjch new talents start td blossom. Area shown Frfidorica n' Milford J. Benjamin Ewing Jr. Address: R.D.

1, Box 170, Bridgeville Age: 57 Employment: state legislator Party: Republican Previous office: state representative since 1987; chairman of administrative board, Bridgeville United Methodist Church; president, Shield and Square Club of Delaware; administrator, Methodist Manor House, Seaford; retired state police lieutenant colonel Family: wife Pat; sons Benjamin and Richard; daughter Penny Ronald A. Hatfield Address: 307 Jacob Drive, Bridgeville Age: 47 Employment: supervisor Du Pont Co. dye laboratory, Seaford Party: Democrat Previous office: Woodbridge Board of Education; president, Bridgeville Lions Club; president, Greenwood Alumni Association Family: wife Sylvia; son Shawn SUSSEX 7 V. fir Quiet contest in 35th district pits old, new By Bruce Pringle Sussex Bureau reporter BRIDGEVILLE Ronald A. Hatfield has a job in Seaford.

State Rep. J. Benjamin Ewing Jr. isn't as forceful as the late B. Bradford Barnes.

There, you've heard it: The worst each candidate for the 35th state representative district seat is saying about the other. Incumbent Ewing points out he, unlike Hatfield, is retired, which he says make him more accessible. Hatfield, though, promises to be a "full-time legislator," taking off work when necessary. Hatfield notes Ewing won office last year with the slogan "Continue the Tradition," a promise to follow in the footsteps of Barnes, whose death prompted a special election. But Hatfield says Ewing didn't follow Barnes' example of quickly gaining prominence in the legislature.

Ewing, however, points to the completion of a new library building in Greenwood and improvements to several district roads as evidence he has carried out Barnes' pet projects. They don't disagree on much else. In their relatively friendly, largely issue-free race, each reflects the conservative viewpoint that helped keep 'Barnes popular with local voters through four victorious campaigns. Ewing has an advantage in being recognized as a close friend of Barnes. "We went everywhere together," he said this week.

"We went out to dinner twice a week." Hatfield, making his first try for public office, has connections in each of the three main geo- restructured so that elderly persons pay according to income, not real estate assessment. He accuses the Department of Natural Resources and. Environmental Control of treating the typical rural resident "like a jack ass" when a home sewage-treatment permit is sought. He noted many residents are saddled with state-approved septic systems that are malfunctioning. Ending such problems should be a top environmental priority, he said.

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"tH 'i 'I" i'P' 1 "l'tl i I'r'P" OCTOBER TINTING SALE graphic areas of the district: He grew up in Kent County, graduated from high school in Greenwood and lives in Bridgeville. His late father, Lester Hatfield, was mayor of Farmington for 29 years. His mother, Frances, is a director of the Delaware State Fair. He credits them with inspiring his own community service. "I think voters will stop and look at Ron Hatfield and the Bridgeville Lions Club, the Bridgeville Little League and all my hard work and involvement in the community," he said.

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