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1015t Year, 17th Issue ~2010 May 7,2010 www.newarkpostonllne.com Newark, Del. A look into Newark's Iron Hill g_ets_ million economic possibilities By MARK CORRIGAN kicked off the discussion talking about the future plans [email protected] for the fonner Chrysler plant that was acquired by UD dollar makeover Last week, the Greater last year. Calling the site an Newark Network took a peek "extension of the classroom", By MARK CORRIGAN into future economic devel­ Douglass stated that initial ...... •••...... , ...... opment in the city. plans will center on adding [email protected] Co-hosted by Newark City research buildings, along Councilman Paul Pomeroy with expanding the park­ ast month, the Iron ftill and New Castle County ing area at the SEPTA train Brewery & Restaurant Chamber of Commerce station located just outside L the northeast comer of the completed a $1 mil­ President Mark Kleinschmidt, lion renovation to its original the forum, according to a facility. To accommodate the location at 147 E. Main St. statement from the group, influx of employees and stu­ Iron Hill has grown into a was organized to show "how dents to the area, future con­ regional group of brewpub­ the greater Newark area has struction projects will focus restaurants with locations in the opportunity to not only on creating a community , Pennsylvania and rebound from the current setting, complete with ' single New Jersey. economic downtown but also and multi-family dwellings, Changes . include a how and why it <:an provid!! student housing, shopping, replacement of the square leadership in Delaware's eco­ restaurants and recreation bar to one that sits along nomic recovery." areas. Douglass stressed that the wall, redesigning the Scott Douglass, executive the development is designed vice president & treasurer of floor plan to allow for See NEWARK, 2 ~ more booths and banquette the University of Delaware, seating; improved lighting and sound, and a more efficient server station that allows for quicker and The new dining room pays an homage to the more effective service. In University of Delaware._ Iron Hill Founders an effort to accommodate Mark Edelson, Kevin Finn, and Kevin Davies City bond rating raised the large student and fam­ pour a beer to celebrate the renovation of A bond rating finn is fore­ have included fee and proper­ ily clientele, outlets have their Main .St., Newark location. casting a brighter outlook for ty tax increases. Despite those been added to a number of the City of Newark. increases, Fitch said Newark's booths to allow for the oper­ vation, we've accommodated they "absolutely love it" while ' activity. It also figures into the Fitch announced it is raising cost of services remains com­ ation of laptops and other all those requests and more - it others have been pleasantly sur­ Battle of Cooches Bridge that the outlook from negative to petitive with neighboring electrical devices. looks like a new restaurant." prised that the owners decided occurred south of Neawrk. stable on Newark bonds, with municipalities. "Every aspect of our new Though the updated floor to remodel. The first Iron ftill opened the rating moving from AA to The financial improvements design was developed with plan retains the same number Founders Finn, Kevin in 1994 on Main Street AA+. ftigher bond ratings gen­ will aid the balance sheet of our guests' comfort in mind," of seats as the old layout, Finn Davies and Mark Edelson all when home brewers Finn erally reduce borrowing costs, the city's electric utility, which says · Iron ftill President stated that the increased num­ state that th-e renovation was and Edelson teamed up with since investors. are willing to accounts for 40 percent of gen­ Kevin Finn. "Over the years, ber of booths makes the place enacted to make it "Newark's Davies, who had a background receive lower interest rates in eral fund revenues. they've asked us for ban­ "feel like a quiet dining experi­ best place for craft beer and in restaurant operations. return for less risk. Fitch also cited a favorable quette seating, better quality ence" and provides an intimacy great food." For more infonnation on Fitch cited the city for financial settlement, following TV and stereo equipment and that the old restaurant lacked. Iron ftill takes its name from Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant, moving to fiscal policies and an unfavorable court ruling in more consistent temperature Customers comments have a local landmark that was the please visit www.ironhillbrew­ procedures that will help a dispute over the construc- control. With this new reno- been largely positive saying site of a brief period of I1).ining ery.com. rebuild its finances over the next few years. 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NOT FEELING THE HEAT? Newark's .economic possibilities ical facilities could further driven approach that examines ~ NEWARK, from 1 ALL YOUR PELLET STOVE improve the entire state's level multiple areas, such as current MAY NEED IS ANNUAL to create an additional retail ONYouTuBE of health care. employers, utilities, the labor PROFESSIONAL CLEANING area based on foot traffic, not For a video of remarks Matt firmly stated that the pool, tax codes, and housing, to vehicular traffic, thus relieving by SCl}tt Douglass of the first building on the Chrysler develop a long-term economic _ Newark of an already stress­ University of Delaware, site will be for a physical ther­ plan that must be followed to ful parking problem. Douglass log on to http://tinyurl. apy clinic and a nurse-managed achieve success. LOW YOUR SOURCE FOR further voiced that the idea will health care center. Present pro­ He stressed that both UD THE WOOD PELLETS & STOVES I f 'I ,,, ~ com/29lgcos grams at UD, like the schools 410-392-4232 ,--- be to link the South College and Newark must work togeth­ ~ ~ Ave., Elkton Rd., and Main of nursing and physical thera­ er in a partnership to increase GRID 1185 E PULASKI HIGHWAY ELKTON MO 21921 _ Street areas together with. an py, will be expanded and aug­ the limited resources of each RGY (across from ti1e Super Walmart) integrated public transportation mented with other areas, such other. With the addition of system to avoid additional traf­ as Alzeimer's and elderly care future workers and consumers fic headaches. you ....."" programs, as well as molecular in the area, the city must plan American Spirit... Kathleen Matt; dean of the research and diagnostic care. ahead for the situations that College of Health Sciences Matt said that the focus of an increased populace brings Let us make a difference at UD and director of the center on the same site. Matt the medical facility will be not with it. Delaware Health Sciences . stated that the benefit of estab­ only to educate, but to give Additional topics discussed in your life! Alliance (DHSA), a coalition lishing the school as a partner­ practical, hands-on experience were the influence that the comprised of Christiana Care ship is that it "~reates a tem­ to its students. Aberdeen Proving Grounds Health System, Nemours/A.I. plate of opportunity for both Newark City Manager Kyle will have on the area, the American duPont Hospital for Children, research and education" and Sonnenbergaddressedtheissues increased role of the Delaware Thomas Jefferson University, that a "team approach" is nec­ of growing Newark's economy Biotechnology Center, and the and the University of Delaware, essary to deliver a strong _total and working with UD to benefit need for proper funding of the Spirit - spoke about the plans of placing health care system. Affiliations both parties. Sonnenberg said arts and culture in Newark. Federal Credit union a medical school and research with additional Delaware med- that the city has adopted a data- 1110 Elkton Road, Newark, DE 19711 (302) 738-4515 - Membership is open to anyone who: lives • works • worships • goes to school or belongs to Senior Center features new menu any association in the City of Newark ' Food Director and Head foods. The staff dining room www.americanspirit.org Chef of the Newark Senior is open to all members of the Center Raymond Williams Jr. community for lunch. The and his staff announced that center's kitchen also has a fre­ the center is now featuring quent diner's special that earns 50rt) ANN1VE1§A~1 an updated menu that places you a free meal after 10 pur­ an emphasis on nutritional chases. The Newark Senior and good-tasting fare. Deli Center is located at -200 White SCO'C'C1S1! GAMES sandwiches, such as po' boys Chapel Dr., Newark. They can and reubens, are side by side be reached at 302-737-2336 5A1:Ul\..bAY 1 MAy 151 2010 with a variety of homemade or by visiting www.newarkse­ soups and salads, and a host of niorcenter.com. Shown is the fAll\.. t)lU, MAl\..ylANb ) entrees that focus on comfort dining staff of the center. 8:00 A.M. 1:0 6:00 p.M. Spend the day watching Highland dancing, piping and drumming competition, Scottish-style fiddling competition, musical guests Seven Nations, BROTHER, . Rathkeltair, and Searson, athletics competition with returning guest Gregor Edmunds, former world Highland games champion, sheep dog demonstrations, and watching the massed bands pass in review. Enjoy authentic Scottish food and browse the various exhibits, Sunday May 9th, 2010 Do You Have Indoor Air Pollution? and vendors and visit the Clan tents. Seating Times STAHLEY STEEMER. H:OO, 12:00, 1:00,2:30, 4:00 & 5:30 CLEANS AIR DUCTS Advance tickets $12 per adult, children under 12 free. Featuring: , Tickets purchased the day of the games"will be "'~reakfast Buffet Items From 11·1 PM* $15 per adult, children under 12 free. Raw Bill,' with Clams and Oysters, 21·25 Count Steamed Shrimp, Seafood Salad, Fried Shrimp and Oysters, " _for :furth'e.! inforiflation contact: Fresh Carved Turkey with Stuffing, Top Round Roast Beef, - -. - - Steamed Clams, Crab Balls, Fresh Rockfish, Fresh Salmon, SGAD Tickets, 401 Orchard Rood, NeWOrk, DE 19711 > Clams Casino, Vegetable, Potato, Soup and Salad Table, ." •• [email protected] Extensive Dessert Table and Ice-Cream Bar ~ . ...,.. ... ". _ 302-309-0032 Ti~k~ts fciftcifo avqilqb~ 'Qn-line through Call for Reservations $25.99 Pay Pal at www.fairhillsc:ottishgames.org 410-398-3696 Per PetSQn CUT-OFF DATE FOR ADVANCE TICKETS IS MAY 7TH STIR LEY STEEMERa 3700'l'el~gfaRhR:d. • Elkton, MD 2192\, 302.322.5511 On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, May 7, 2010 • The Newark Post • Page 3 POLICE SLOlTER Tires roll out of Pep vehicle, Jackson told employees the incident. ager at the restaurant stated that next to the right side of it. No Meanwhile, several officers con­ that his wife was paying for the The ·Probation and Parole the thefts have been a "continu­ one is shown to have left the van verged on a home in the 200 Boys tires. One of the workers verified Officer knew Mayhew to be ous problem." by either the driver of passenger block of Tinsley Court search­ Last week, employees at Pep that Jackson's wife had not paid a registered sex offender. A side doors. ing for a possible suspect iden- Boys, located at 121 S. College for the merchandise. Several Goodwill employee, who was Suspect spells trou­ The worker returned to the tified as "Abu." The subject, Sq. Shopping Center, reported witnesses saw the car exit the present at the time-of the incident truck to find that the lock to Abubakr (pronounced--Ah­ that two separate individuals had parking lot onto northbound Rt. subsequently identified Mayhew ble for business tlie side door had been cut and boo-ba-kar) Boir was arrested that the two locks .on the safe inside the home without inci­ dropped off vehicles for service 72 with Jackson driving and the as the person who had exposed Newark officers were called had also been removed. Bum dent. Investigators also recov­ and drove away without paying woman sitting in the front pas­ himself to the children. to the Blue Hen Lanes last senger seat. marks were apparent on the out- - ered a knife from his bedroom. for the goods. On April 30, Mayhew was Wednesday to investigate a crim­ A check of the car's regis­ side door handle. Metal shavings The investigation indicated the The first incident involved a arrested and charged with two inal mischief call. tration showed that the vehicle counts of Indecent Exposure Fist were found near the safe as well victin1 had been in a verbal alter­ black male, approximately 5' 11", An employee at the bowling belongs to Regina Webster of as the burnt orange plastic coat- cation with Boir near his home 250 lbs., 30-35 years old, and Degree. After an initial appear­ alley told police that someone ing on the locks. Police believe prior to the stabbing. Boir later having a thick accent, dropping Elkton, MD. Police are attempt­ ance, he was committed to the had rearranged the letters on their off a red 1998 Jeep Wrangler ing to contact Webster. Young Correctional Facility in the locks were removed by some armed himself wjth a kitchen E. Main St. sign and had taken kind of mechanically powered knife and confronted the victim with a temporary Delaware tag default of $1,500 bond. the remaining ' tiles. The origi­ to have a trailer hitch added. The cutting tool. near Alvin Drive and Tinsley Newark man arrested nal message had told that sum­ No fingerprints were recov- Court where the two fought. total for the services is $215.93. mer leagues were forming. An K~gs go missing from ered at the scene and police are During the brawl, Boir stabbed The suspect, who had driven for exposure unknown suspect changed the off after the service was com­ A Newark man, registered as two locations· still reviewing additional foot- the victim with the knife before message to read as a sexual slur. age. being chased off by his friends. pleted, gave his name as Julius a sex offender, has been arrested Police are investigating two Additional letters were taken. Abubakr Boir has been charged Randys. Police, after contact­ on charges that he exposed him­ incidents of empty beer kegs Twenty-four letters were assault in' the first degree and ing Randys, discovered that the self to a three year-old girl and being stolen from area restau­ removed, each with a value of Salem Woods teen possession of a deadly weap­ suspect had given a false name an eight year-old boy. Newark rants. $5. No surveillance cameras are on during the commission of a and address and was, in actuality, Police said the incident occurred arrested Employees with TGI in the area and employees with felony. He has been arraigned John Githu, of the unit block of at the Goodwill Fridays's, at 650 CollegeAve., the business told police that a New Castle and committed to the Howard Keith Dr., Newark. store in the Newark and Pat's Pizza, at 160 Elkton ladder is needed to change the County Police Young Prison after failing to post Randys told police that Githu Shopping Center, Rd., told police that several kegs sign. No suspects have been have arrested a $100,000 secured bail. had used his address and phone 230 East Main had been removed from locked named in this case. Salem Woods teen number information in the past, Street, around 7 and fenced areas behind the in the stabbing of See POLICE, 10 ~ and, because of that, Randys had p.m. on Thursday businesses. another 18-year­ stopped servicing Githu'~ car. A April 29. At Pat's,. a hole had been cut Truck's safe robbed old, who is now in further check showed that Githu The two chil­ into the fence that houses the A man driving a delivery critical condition. has seven active capiases. Police dren .were inside kegs. On March 11, the business box truck at Dow Chemical, 451 The suspect is NEWARK are arranging for a photo lineup the store when a had also suffered a keg theft, Bellevue Rd., reported that sev- . identified as Boir Posr for the Pep Boys employee who male customer Mayhew but had not reported the crime era! individuals had broken into Abubakr Boir, of . Suite 109, Pomeroy Station 218 E. Main St. reported the crime. pulled down his to police. On that date, a photo the safe in the truck and had the 200 block of Tinsley Court. Newark, DE 19711. The second incident involved pants and exposed himself. The was taken of two white males, made off with over $1,000 in At 9:41 p.m. Sunday, County a mid-90's, dark red Chevrolet children immediately told their near the site, in a two-door white cash and coins. Police were dispatched to the HOURS: Mon .• Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.rn. Caprice with MD registration parent what had happened. Store van. Police are unsure if the two Video footage of the site shows area, after a female called PHONE: (302) 737·0m that came in for tire service. personnel were notified and the incidents are related. the driver entering Building 5 of 911 to report a stabbing. FAX: (302) 73J.9019 A black man, that gave police were called. However, Employees at TGI Friday's Dow and not returning for about She indicated that she was in the E·HAIL: [email protected] the name Cecil Jackson and the suspect fled the store. The told officers that the unknown 30 minutes. A white Ford van is process of transporting a male SUBSCRIPTIONS: 1·800-220-3311 an address of Warburton Rd., Newark Police Department suspects climbed into the area seen following the truck in tJ:!e acquaintance who was suffering Elkton, Md, entered the. store to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING was notified by the Office of and removed the kegs over the parking lot. from a wound to the upper torso. 1-8()().220·3311 get two tires, valued at $166, for Probation and Parole that an offi­ fence. No video surveillance The deliveryman proceeded When the victim arrived at the the car. A white woman accom­ cer from that agency had seen could be recovered. A witness to park in front of the building at hospital, he was evaluated and DISPLAY ADVERTISING panied Jackson into the store. Derek Mayhew, 37, of Country said they heard the gate rattle 50 Bellevue Rd. and entered that ' rushed into surgery where he (302) 737·0n4 After the two tires were placed Club Drive, Newark, at the and a car engine outside the site. The van passed the truck underwent emergency surgery. on rims and into the trunk of the Goodwill at around the time of south side of the gate. A man- and then backed into a space He is listed in critical condition. PUBUSHER I REGIONAL V.P. DAVlDFHtE EDITOR DOUG RAINEY INTERAC11VE MEDIA DIRECTOR HARTY VALANIA REGIONAL ADVERTISING DIRECTOR KONRAD LA PRADE ADVERTISING MANAGER HARRY PORTER MARKETING DIRECTOR RENEE QUIETHEYER ASSISTANT EDITOR I RESEARCH DIRECTOR MARK CORRIGAN ART DIRECTOR JONATHAN WADDELL

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By KATYDALY-JONES in activities that allow them to learn about team work, lead­ [Q)@mtfr ffi@~ @lYl1 EXTENSION EDUCATOR 4·H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ership, and build self-esteem, These important skills support Though many school calen­ the learning youth do during dars have been extended due the school year and also pro- \'iI~@U' ~iIW ~ to the snow we received vide a place for children earlier throughout the to flourish. winter, the end of the Many camps school year is indeed provide structured Are you dumping medicines down the drain? fast approaching. learning opportuni­ While a three month ties as a part of their Disposing of unwanted and expired medications in the sink or break from· school is daily activities. something everyone Maybe it's an aero­ t9i1et leads to water contamination. The Delaware Division of looks forward to, there space class where Public Health and other community partners are offering home­ are also some downsides youth build their owners an easy, anonymous and environmentally friendly to being absent from a learning own rocket and learn disposal alternative for unwanted and expired medications. environment for that long. ·about the laws of motion, or According to the U.S. an animal science class where Bring your old prescription and over-the-counter medications Department of Education, youth learn about life cycles youth can lose as much as 25% and food systems. Whichever in their original container~ncluding unwanted vitamins and of their reading skills arid also . it may be, youth are involved supplements, inhalers and liquid mediCines, and even pet experience a decline in their in intense learning experienc­ medicines--to nearest Medicine Cabinet Clean-out Day math skills over the summer es that will keep their minds too months. This impacts the fol­ sharp and active. Who knows, . site on Friday, May 14, 2010, from 8 a.m. until noon. Visit lowing school year, as teachers children may even discover a any of the following locations: often have to spend approxi­ possible career path through mately four weeks re-teach­ their camp experience. Camp New Castle County - New Castle County Police Headquarters ing information that children gives youth the opportunity to have forgotten. So ROW do we try something new in a safe 3601 North DuPont Highway (Route 13)' New Castle, Delaware curb this loss of knowledge and and caring environment. In help our children continue to addition to increasing, rather Kent County - Bayhealth Medical Center become more successful? than losing, knowledge over 640 South State Street, Dover, Delaware There are many summer the summer, youth also develop programs available to keep important life skills such as 5ussex County - Tunnell Cancer Center youth engaged, active, and responsibility, resourcefulness, 18947 John J. Williams Highway, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware involved in the learning pro­ citizenship, caring and commu­ cess. One great way to increase nication. And let's not forget knowledge throughout the sum­ about the importance of "play- Abuse of prescription and over-the-counter medications, mer months is to attend camp. . time." The American Academy most notably by teenagers and young adults, is an emerging Summer camp is a place where of Pediatrics has stated that health issue. 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OBITUARIES • Obituaries are printed free of and Paul Callanan of Mankato, MN. She Callanan of Corona del Mar, CA, five Mary Armstrong Norman Coffin April 29, at Hicks Home For chargeas spacepennits.lnfonnation attended Anoka Technical College and nieces, four nephews, many aunts, uncles, Funerals, 103 W. Stockton St., is usually supplied to the newspaper worked as a Respiratory Therapist for 25 cousins, and friends . Mary Bernadine "Bernie" Armstrong Norman 1. Coffin, 73, of Elkton, Elkton, MD. Interment was in by the funeral director. years. She moved to Old New Castle in Karyn was preceded in death by her (March 28,1915 - Feb. 19,20)0) was MD, died Sunday, April 25. Gilpin Manor Memorial Park, 2003 after accepting a job with American grandparents; her father in law, Harry laid to rest on March 30 beside her Coffin retired from Chrysler Elkton. Karyn Altemus HomePatient. In 2005 she was united in Altemus and mother in law, Joanne late husband, Corporation, Newark, and was a In lieu of flowers, contribu­ marriage to Gregory Lee Altemus. Altemus. W. Grier, in member of UAW Local #1183. tions may be made to Chesapeake Karyn Callanan Altemus, 48, of Along with her husband and parents, Friends called from 6-8 pm on Pottstown, PA. Survivors include his wife of City Fire Company, 215 Lock St., Newark, died at Heartland Hospice House Karyn is survived by four sisters: Rhonda Wednesday, May 5, at the McCrery Bernie and Grier 28 years, Kathy 1. Coffin; children, Chesapeake City, MD 21"915. on May I, from colon cancer. Callanan of Mankato, MN; Kathy Raley Memorial Chapel, 3710 Kirkwood were long-time Michael Field, Hernando Beach, Born April 5, 1962 in St. Cloud, (James) of Columbia, MD, Jennifer Highway at Duncan Rd, Wilmington, residents of FL, Danny Jones, Matthew Coffin, MN, Karyn was the daughter of Marlyn Stevens (Robert) of Oak Hill, VA; Sandra DE, followed by a funeral service at 8pm. E. Park Place, both of Elkton, MD, Jennifer Joseph Fenner Interment was private. Newark. Hibner-Spencer, Odenton, MD, Joseph Fenner, 28, died suddenly In lieu of flowers the family requests She is Melissa Flerning, Bunnell, FL, and on Friday, April 23, in Newark. memorials to the Helen Graham Cancer survived by son Michelle Hardiman, Perryville, MD; He is survived by his father, Center, 4701 Ogletown-Stanton Road, Warren J., his 12 grandchildren; four great-grand­ William (Bill) and his wife Beth; his Newark, DE 19713 or the Delaware wife Adwlw T., children; nieces, nephews, extended mother, Kathy; and two brothers, Ian Humane Association, 701 A Street, and by grandson farnily and friends. He was preceded and {(yle. Service was private. Wilmington, DE 19801. For online con­ W. Chris. Bernie in death by his sons, Norman 1. dolences visit www.mccreryfuneralhome. will be dearly Armstrong Coffin, Jr. and Kevin C. Coffin. See OBITS, 8 • com. missed. Funeral service was held on

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He was the husband of Natalie Tom Crumley Gary, Jr., of Newark, on April 25, at Compassionate Care retired as a Research Fellow from the grandsons, Dwight Dempsey (Britni), worked at the DuPont Experimental Lane Spector with whom he shared died Thursday, April 29, at Millcroft Hospice at St. Francis Hospital. Central Research Departmeilt. While Creston Dempsey (Kelly), Morgan Station in Wilmington and then as a more than 40 years of marriage. Retirement Home. He was 89. Marie was a devout Catholic and there he invented the 134A refriger­ Manogue (Heather), Eric Manogue, computer programmer for DiSabatino Born in Chester, PA, he was Tom was born in East Chicago, a longtime member of St. Patrick's ant used in home and car air con­ Brent Adelman, and a great and Sons. He then became a consul­ the son of the late Harry and Bella Indiana on December 15, 1920. He Parish in Wilmington. She will be ditioners to protect the ozone layer grandaughter, Braylee Dempsey, He tant for various companies. Benn Spector. He worked for many graduated from P.S. duPont High fondly remembered as a devoted from freon . He was the recipient of is survived by three brothers, Joseph He is survived by sons, Robert years as a butcher in his own shop School in Wilmington in 1939. wife, aunt, and great aunt who the Chilton Reward in May 2000. (Helen) of Dover, NJ; Raymond N. Parlier, Jr. and wife Sheli of North and worked as a security guard after Tom received a Bachelor of Science delighted in spending tim.e with her Dr. Manogue was also a Lecturer (MaryBeth) of Edgewater, MD; and East, MD, John S. Parlier and wife, retirement. degree in Chemical Engineering from beloved family. in Chemical Engineering at the Ralph of New York City; and two sis­ Susan of Earlville, MD, Bruce A. In addition to his wife, Ronald Princeton University in 1943 and was Marie was preceded in death University of Delaware Extension ters, Helen Manogue of Gaithersburg, Parlier of Elkton, MD, and Brian J. is survived by three children, Robin a member of the Tower Club. During by her husband, Joseph V. Maguire Division from 1957-1971 and an MD; and Margaret Dimond (Francis) Parlier and wife, Sandy of Elkton, Castellano, Myra McCracken, and World War n, he was a captain in the in 1993. Marie is the last surviving Adjunct Professor in Chemical of Kensington, MD. MD; daughter Donna M. Parlier . Norman Spector and partner George Field Artillery, United States Army, and child of a family comprised of nine Engineering from 1971. He was a A memorial mass will be offered of Elkton, MD; brothers, Samuel Everett; three step children, Kathleen served in the Phillippine Islands. Tom brothers and sisters. She will be dear­ Fellow of the American Institute of at 10:30 am on Friday, May 7, al. Parlier and Fred Parlier of Florida, Daniels, Carol George and husband joined the Du Pont Company in 1947 ly missed and was much loved by her Chemical Engineers and a mem- . the Thomas More Oratory (on the and Donald Parlier of Colorado; II Ed, and Susan Carmine and husband as an industrial engineer and served in many, many nieces and nephews. ber of the Accreditation Board for University of Delaware campus), 45 grandchildren and 17 great grand­ Ben; sister, Natalie Orobono; many the Personnel and Overseas Employee Friends called on Monday, May Engineering & Techology. He was Lovett Avenue, Newark, DE, 19711. children. He recently los! his loving loving grandchildren and great Relations Division of the International 3, from 9:30-10:30 am, at Holy also a member of the American Interment will be held priyately. wife of 59 years, Theresa. Also, in grandchildren; nephew and nieces. Department. In 1960, he became Angels RC Church, 82 Possum Park Chemical Society, the American In lieu of flowers, contributions addition to his parents, he was prede­ He was preceded in death by stepson, manager of the Control Division of Road, Newark, where a Mass of Vacuum Society, and the Catalysis in Dr. Manogue's memory may be ceased by five sisters Ethel, Marion, W. Charles Hathaway, Jr. the International Department and Christian Burial was held at 10:30 Society, and past chairman of the made to the Thomas More Oratory Lois, Evelyn and Joan, one brother Relatives and friends were invit­ was named Director of the Overseas am. Entombment was in Cathedral Philadelphia Catalysis Club. He held at the address above; or to the Dept. Jim, two grandchildren and one ed to attend Ronald's funeral service Employee Relations and Personnel Cemetery. To send condolences visit 19 patents transferred to DuPont and of Chemical Engineering, University great-grandchild. at Gracelawn Memorial Park Chapel Division in 1964. Tom retired from www.mccreryfuneralhome.com. authored 29 publications. . of Delaware, 150 Academy Street, Services were held on Friday, 2220 N. DuPont Parkway, New DuPont in 1979 after 32 years of In addition to his wife, he is Colburn Laboratory, Newark, DE April 30, at R.T. Foard and Gee, 259 . Castle, on Thursday, April 29. service. survived by five children, William 19716. E. Main Street, Elkton, MD. Memorial contributions may ' Tom was preceded in death by his William Manogue Manogue, Melb9urne, FL; James . In lieu of flowers, memorial con­ be made to DE Hospice, 100 wife, Barbara Edgar Gary, in 2003. He William H. Manogue, Ph.D., 83, Manogue, Indian Harbour Beach, Robert Parlier, Sr. tributions may be made to Northern Patriots Way, Milford DE 19963. is survived by his son, Tom C. Gary, ill died on May 2, at Newark Manor FL; Barbara Dempsey and her Chesapeake Hospice c/o ~.T. Foard Condolences may be made by visit­ of Glendale, California; his daughter Nursing Home. He was the husband husband, Gary, Hilton Head, SC; Robert N. Parlier, Sr., 80, of and Gee Funeral Home. To send con­ ing www.griecocares.com. Kathryn "Kitsey" G. Kiley and her hus­ of Viola Werneke Manogue, with George Manogue and his wife, Elkton, MD, died on Monday, dolences visit www.rtfoard.com. band Thomas L. Kiley of Newark; and whom he shared 58 years of mar­ Colleen, Pennsville, NJ; and Susan April 26, at Elkton Care and See OBITS, 9 ~ his granddaughter Adrienne Kiley Noel riage. and her husband Patrick A. Noel, Jr. of Born in New York City, Dr. rX ------, Edgew~ter, Maryland. 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Marie Waddell and Robert Glenn April 27, at Christiana Hospital. made to Word of Life Christian parents she is survived by three ~ OBITS, from 8 Waddell; and maternal great grand­ Born in Philadelphia, PA, on Center, 854 , sons, William Johnson, Jamar POST STIJMPER SOLVED mother, Clarine Newsome. January 10, 1936, Wilkins was Newark, DE 19702. To sign guest Lewis, both of Newark, DE and A funeral service was held on the son of the late Edward Henry book, visit spicermuilikin.com. Gary Witcher, ill of Berlin, MD; Michael Viands C E C A.C A NITls .C A M 0 Thursday, April 29, at the Spicer­ Wilkins, Jr. and Louise Fisher three grandchildren, Arnir, William, H A H N.A L OIHIA .A JAR Mullikin Funeral Home, 121 West Wilkins. He enlisted in the U.S . Jr. and Tianni; one sister-in-law, Michael Viands, 25 , of Newark, A R A D.R ACE Park Place, Newark. Interment fol­ Navy, where he served as ship's pho­ Vanessa Witcher Erica (Ken) Clowney of Durham, A TIEIL .F died suddenly on Sunday, April 25 . J N N_A P E XES lowed in Gracelawn Memorial Park, tographer, and, in civilian life, was Vanessa Y. Lewis Witcher, 45, NC; one sister, Sherry Chandler RI BIE A native Delawarean, Michael was A S I D E S.S A R OS_ born in Wilmington on May 15, 1984. 2220 N. DuPont Parkway, New Castle. an information technology specialist beloved wife of Gary Witcher sud­ of Newark, DE; three brothers, _T A Rls.A R I L.C U B He was a graduate of Newark High In lieu of flowers, contributions in . for the State of Delaware Dept. of denly died on April 26, at Christiana Kevin Chandler, Emie Earl both of R A School and was currently studying memory of Michael may be made to Corrections. Care Hospital. She was born in Newark, DE; William Gillis, Jr. of R I A N T.A R I E S.A C A B S.S I D E S.H S I A welding, a skilled craft he began leam­ the Cancer Fund of Thomas Cooper He is survived by his wife, Gloria Wilmington, DE November 18, MD; maternal grandmother, Edith L . VFW Ladies Auxiliary Post 475 , 100 B. A S L.P E R I .p A T A S ing from his father in earlier years. Brunas Wilkins; daughters, Victoria 1964 to Roma Lewis and William Lewis; two special aunts, Ella He is survived by his mother Veterans Drive, Newark, DE 19711. Wilkins, Patricia Smith (Bill), and Gillis, Sr. and Margaret and a host of aunts, F I E.O X E N.G 0 E R_ and stepfather, Andrea and Edward To sign guest book, visit spicermul­ Janice Garda; and grandchildren, She graduated from Newark uncle, nieces, nephews, cousins, _S E I S E.O U T A G E Teodozow; father and stepmother, likin.com. Will and Megan. High School in 1982. She began her family alld special friends . C 0 L U M N_R A F IT A G Services were Saturday, May 1, Edward and Colleen Viands; sister, A memorial service was held on work life with the Boys and Girls o L E A I ERG 0 T.DII N G Wednesday, May 5, at the Spicer­ at The House of Wright Mortuary, Betsy Viands; nephew, Amier Viands; Club in Newark, DE and progressed S L A V N G E Edward Wilkins, III Mullikin Funeral Home, 121 West 208 E. 35th St. Wilm. Send condo­ I S AUT E.I stepbrother, Bud Onechuck; and to Regional Director with Girl H A D E • S M I L E.E G A D stepsisters, Janet New and Kimberly Mr. Edward Henry Wilkins ill, Park Place, Newark, DE. Scouts of Chesapeake Bay. lences to houseofwrightmortuary. Hawk; maternal grandparents, Helen 74, of Newark, died o.n Tuesday, In lieu of flowers, contributions • In addition to her husband and com. in memory of Mr. Wilkins may be

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Action was taken as reserves tion of the Newark Reservoir, .as While the property is no longer dipped, due to a recession, a The League of American yield a holistic picture of. 140 of the 359 total appli­ another reason for an improved on the tax rolls, the city hopes spike in wholesale electric prices Bicyclists announced that Newark's work to promote cants have a BFC four-year outlook. to provide electric service to the paid by the city and a decision the City of Newark has been bicycling. Newark's bicycle designation. The renewal Also working in Newark's property as buildings are con­ to pay $3.6 million to settle the named a Bicycle Friendly safety ordinances, plan­ process and four levels of favor is an unemployment rate in structed. reservoir dispute. Community for 2010. ning and development ordi­ the award - platinum, gold, Newark that is lower than state Fitch noted that the city had In the meantime, the city has Newark is among a list of nances in regard to bicy­ silver and bronze - provide and national figures and debt historically used profits from redued its workforce through 16 cities to be awarded this cling, miles of bike lanes, a clear incentive for Newark levels that are expected to remain the electric utility to keep prop­ attrition. The council also year. The award is presented and bicycling enforcement to continuously improve. low, due to limited borrowing erty taxes low and compensate receives regular updates on the only to communities with were among items reviewed In the next few weeks, needs. for not getting taxes from UD, financial picture and recently remarkable commitments to. by the League of American the City will receive feed­ The city is further aided by which occupies 15 percent of the held a workshop session in prep­ bicycling. Bicyclists. back from the League of the stability of the University of city's land area. aration for the 2011 budget. Newark applied for the "We are excited to see American Bicyclists on what designation once before in the level of interest and it can do to make Newark 2003 and received honorable quality of the program. We more bicycle friendly as well in the Bear area. vehicle information and troop­ ~ POLICE, from 3 mention. This year, the City look forward to partnering as BFC road signs for post­ Maconi allegedly was in the ers were able to identify the . received designation as a with [Newark] to improve ing throughout the City. The parking lot of the Continental suspect. Bicycle Friendly Community conditions for cycling," City'S designation is due for Newark area man Shopping Center when a Troopers executed a search (BFC) at the Bronze level. said Bill Nesper, direc­ renewal in February 2014. female was walking through warrant on his residence last "Thanks to the Newark tor of. the Bicycle Friendly To learn more about faces robbery charges the parking lot. Maconi dis­ evening in Harmony Woods Bicycle Committee, this is America program. "We want activIties underway in A Newark-area man 'was played a gun and grabbed the before tracking him down in just another way in which [Newark] to move up the Newark to improve bicy­ arrested, following a Friday female and walked her into the Salem Woods. Newark rises to the top. It ranks of the program, and cling or get involved in the Maconi was also charged morning robbery at Manor pharmacy as a human shield. is great to be the mayor of our staff is dedicated to pro­ Newark Bicycle Committee, Maconi walked the female with a March 29 robbery at this Pharmacy at Continental the first community in the viding assistance to Bicycle visit www.wilmapco.org/ back to the counter at gunpoint same location. Shopping Center, 1412 N. Du first sta~e to receive Bicycle Friendly Communities." The . BikeNewark. Pont Pkwy, New Castle. and demanded drugs. Maconi He was charged with two Friendly Community desig­ BFC program is revolution­ The League of American .He was identified by obtained the drugs and fled the counts of robbery 1st, wearing nation," says Mayor Vance izing the way . communities Bicyclists promotes bicy­ Delaware State Police as Philip scene in a vehicle leaving the a disguise during the commis­ Funk, III. evaluate their quality of life, cling for fun, fitness and Maconi, 21, Piano Drive, female behind. sion of a felony, kidnapping and The city underwent an sustainability and transporta­ transportation, and works Harmony Woods, east of' A New Castle City Police aggravated menacing. He was audit of engineering, edu­ tion networks, while allow­ through advocacy and edu­ officer saw the vehicle and committed to the Department of Newark. cation, encouragement, ing them to benchmark their cation for a bicycle-friend­ became involved in a short pur­ Correction in default of $65,000 Troop~rs arrested Maconi enforcement and evaluation progress and work toward ly America. The League Friday night after they tracked suit. The New Castle Police pending a preliminary hearing efforts in regard to bicy­ improving their bicycle­ represents the interests of him to a home in Salem Woods officer was able to obtain the in the Court of Common Pleas. cling in the community. This friendliness. The application America's 57 million bicy­ comprehensive and exten­ process to become a BFC clists, including its 300,000 sive inquiry is designed to is rigorous; currently only members and affiliates.

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LEGAL NOTICE Free to good . NAT'L GRAND ~PET SERVICES DOG RUN. Free "HORSES/TACKI home- 2 guinea pigs­ ART CHAMP AKC LAB ~ /SUPPLIES standing portable. ~ EQUIP./SuPPLIES ~NTIQUES/ brother and sister­ PUPS yellow & black, 4'x12'. Paid $90, ask­ both vet checked and M&F born 02126 S&W PUBLIC AUCTION CAR SEAT for small ing $45. 410-378-4111 ANTIQUE platform fixed Cage, all sup­ $500-male $600 dog. $30. 410-378- ______1995 HART two horse MINIATURE scale with weights. plies included. female 410.275.0037 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned 3605 ramp load. $5,000 HORSES (2) Mares. $40. 410-688-2528. Daughter asthmatic­ PET CRATE. Medi- OBO, call Tom Walker, Cart & harnesses will sell at public sale on May 28, 2010 at cannot keep 410-642- CLASSIFIEDS um, heavy wire. Good 410-459-0148, 1:00 P.M. at included. Best offer. 3427 8am-7pm 41 0-398-1230 . condition. $35. 410- tomakel @aol.com 410-755-6972 PS ORANGECO INC./PUBLIC STORAGE 800-220-1230 378-4111 3800 KIRKWOOD HWY. WILMINGTON, DE 19808 KITTENS 5 various PUGGLE puppies many colors barn kit­ The personal property heretofore stored with Ready to go, very tens. cute, great with kids. the undersigned by: 443-528-0587 1181 - Ethel Thomas - Boxes,Bags,Totes $400. Elkton. 443- 2045 - Lloyd Lewis- Boxes, Bags, Bedding 553-2445 3026 - Nicole Proud- Boxes, Furniture, Elec­ tronics YORKI POOS, Malti YARD SALES ELKTON 22 Misty 4100 - Nadiye Gonzalez- Boxes,Bags,Totes, Poos & CockaPoos ~ Lane, off Rt 273 Furniture Puggles, $300 & up, also cute mixes$175 Thurs 5/6, Fri 5n, 41.Q..6 - Sharon Ellington -Boxes,Bags,Totes LAB PUPS AKC & up. 410-920-Q865 Sat 5/8. 8am-1p Wormed, 1st shots. Longaberger, NORTH EAST 614 np 4/30,5n 2151792 Black. $350 410-658- .i~>f, Multi children's furniture, NORTH EAST Van South Main St. Sat, RISING SUN- Kilb~ 8340 I 443-309-7713 l\M~Family clothing & HH items Weaver Drive. 5/8, May 8, 8a-2p. Tools, Cream 12~ 7am-? Call 410-441- boating and antique Strohmaier Ln of CITY OF NEWARK, DELAWARE COLORA Sweet ELKTON 1856 Old 1120. Furniture, fishing gear, air com- Hopewell Rd. Sat, 5/8 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING MIN PIN. (2) 8 mo Potato Lande, 5/8, Elk Neck Rd, Fri 5n & toys, adult clothing, pressor, shop vac, car 8-12. HUGE 10+ FAM· old females, (1) 8 wk Tiny toy, 8am-l pm . Behind St. 5/8, ~am - 4pm . childrens clothing, accessories, antique ILY SALE! Strollers old male & female. & Fem, S&W. Family Colora Post Office Rain or shine. Major childrens items, cherry bed, Christmas high chairs, co-sleep· The City of Newark, Delaware (the "City") $400ea 410-920-6385 raised. 410-836-3187 Huge multi family toy clean out, furnl­ hereby gives notice that a PUBLIC HEAR­ lawn and garden decorations, col- er, kids clothes I toys tons of stuff! Horse ture, household, lawn ING will be held on Monday, May 24, 2010 equipment, house- lectibles, household saddles, furniture, SIT owners I lovers dont & garden, etc. hold items, crafts, items and books. appliances, h/h. Ice during the City Council's meeting commenc­ LEGAL NOTICE books. Our stuff ______cream shop oper ing at 7:00 p.m. to be held at the Newark want·to miss this one! Everything priced to ~~~!~ be your treas- NORTH EAST lOam. Raindate 5/15. Municipal Building, 220 Elkton Road, sell. Rain or shine! Newark, Delaware 19711 with respect to a CITY OF NEWARK 1-______MAIN ST. next to Post ------resolution to approve the issuance by the DELAWARE illljtitjjIIJ Office in Church park- Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Company, PUBLIC HEARING ELKTON 15 Stratton ing lot. Sat May 8th 8- ' P.O. Box 148, 31 Academy St., Newark, DE, NOTICE Circle Academy Hill 3 RD May 11th. Ben- Multi a volunteer fire company (the "Company') off 213. Sat, May 8, efits North East High 1Il"-t6fa'Family providing firefighting services to an area May 24,2010- 7:00 PM 8am-lpm. Junior School Marching clothes, hh, tools, Old Elk Neck Rd, Frl band. Reserve a .. within the City, of a bond or note of the Com­ Pursuant to Chapter 32, Zoning, Section pany in the maximum aggregate principal CONOWINGO Cin- toys, + much more. sn & Sat S/8 8a-2p space for $20 or to rising sun- 9~ 32-78, and Section 32-19(b)(1)&(5), Code of namon Woods 2nd both days lots of + donate items. Call Sharon Street, Ma~ . amount of up to $1 ,500,000, the proceeds of the City of Newark, Delaware, notice is here­ which will be used by the Company to (i) annual bargain street! size clothes _ brand Meg 443-907-8732 8th, 8am-lpm, Off 0 by given of a public hearing in the Council Off Mount Zoar Rd. new, kids clothes . Post Road. HUGE finance or refinance the purchase of a res­ Chamber, Newark Municipal Building, 220 Sat, May 8, 8am-3pm. Omo's-8 various items MULTI-FAMILY YARe cue truck and a tractor drawn ladder truck, Elkton Road, on Monday, May 24, 2010 at "'IIIIII!II!D 410-287-2210 do not SALE! If you have which will be owned and operated by the 7:00 PM, to consider the request of Fusco CHERRY HILL-. wori-y about bridge young children or care Company and (ii) pay the costs of issuance Enterprises, LP for a Special Use Permit for 2350 Singerly Road, IIngham Road., off Rt. closed signs, make for your children YOL of the bonds or note. the sale of gasoline and a Special Use Per­ 1/4 mile from circle 40. Friday only 5.n. left turn in front of NEED TO STOP BY All interested persons will be given a rea­ mit for a retail food store greater than 5,000 (213) . Fri 8-8, Sat 8- 8:30-3. From knick white barriers PERRYVILLE- 45 Too many items te sonable opportunity to be heard at the afore­ sq. ft. floor area (to be known as 'Wawa) at ? & Sun 8-? May knacks to tools. . Patterson Ave , 5/7, mention. said time and place. Additional information 601 Ogletown Road (former site of Benni­ 7th, 8th & 9th: ELKTON 112 W'I NORTH EAST. 10 5/8 and 5/9, 9:00 a.m. ______with respect to the resolution and the pro­ gan's Restaurant). Wrought iron furni- . - 1- Lums Rd. Sat 5/8 till 4:30., off fit 222 posed fire trucks may be obtained from ture, Longaberger, lo:-v Drive off Chestnut 7am & Sun 5/9 9am. between Rt 40 and I Frank Beers of the Company by calling 302- Patricia M. Fogg, CMC home interior, furni- HIli Rd area. FrI, Sat Fishing gear, old 95. Furni!ure, house­ 454-3311. City Secretary ture and toys. &_?Sun. May 7,8, &9. lours, clothing, glass, hold items! col- np 5n 2155087 ------9 . ceramics & more from lectlbles, Grill, Old np 5n,21 2154237 CONOWINGO 1898 Grandma's cupboards books and LPs. Conowingo Rd, Rt ·l @ Highs. Sat, May 8, Multi RISING SUN- 276 CITY OF NEWARK 8am-? MANY TOYS 'A""I\'AJ'a'Family Bard Cameron Rd off DELAWARE PUBLIC womens clothes, 2t13t 274 and Washington CITY COUNCIL boys, seasonal Sch Hse Rd . Fri and Notice is hereby given that the undersigned LANDENBERG- . Please include the following informa­ Sat May 7th & 8th. PUBLlC HEARING when placing your yard sale ad. By NOTICE will sell at a Public Auction on May 28, 2010 CHARLESTOWN White Oak Rd., Sat Antiques, collectibles, at 12:00 P.M. at 222 Conestoga St Fri May 8 7-3 A[ltiques- II<:Ifl\1ort''''ng this infomation, you will let and much more. May 24, 2010 - 7:00 P.M. PS ORANGE CO. INC/PUBLIC STORAGE 5/7 Sat 518 9a-3p Furn. Adultlchild customers know what you 201 BELLEVUE ROAD Some antiques. clothes-BabyGear­ to offer, as well as how to find Pursuant to Section 402.2 of the City Char­ NEWARK ,DE 19713 Please No early birds. Lawn-Collectibles­ The personal property heretofore stored with Tools-Sports-Crafts­ sale easier! ter and Section 32-79 of the Code of the City ELKTON 110 Books-Jewelry-Elec- of Newark, Delaware, notice is hereby given the undersigned by: A027 - TORRIAN HAMILTON- BOXES, Frenchtown Rd off tr-Music-HH Misc­ • Town the sale will be held in of a public hearing at a regular meeting of 213 towards Chesa­ BAGS, FURNITURE EstateCleanout­ RISING SUN. 1506 the Council in the Council Chamber at the A093 - JEREMY TURNER- BOXES, BAGS, peake City past Red­ MORE! Just n.of • Street address MuniCipal Building, 220 Elkton Road, • Dates and times of your yard sale Theodore Rd . off FURNITURE ners. H!lge moving ChambersRock& DE­ Ebenezer Cf\urch Rd. Newark, Delaware, on Monday, May 24, B062 - RICHARD WASHINGTON- BOXES, Sale! Sat, May 8 & MD-PA line, 5mi fm • Some directions 2010 at 7:00 p.m., at which time the Council Fri sn & Sat, S/8, BAGS, CLOTHING Sun May 9, 7am-? Nwk.896 South Bank­ • What type of items will you be 7am-Spm both days will consider for Second Reading and Final B071- DAVE CONNOR - BOXES, BAGS Furniture, toys, kids WhiteOak. Watch Passage the following proposed Ordi­ offering? . Clothes, home fur­ B088- DEBRA SMITH- BOXES, BAGS scooters, Christmas signs! nishings, misc items. nances: B142 - JUDITH OBI EKE- BOXES, BAGS decorations, tools, ------• Is there a rain date, if so what is it? Bill 10-10- An Ordinance Amending the E053 - YASMEEN COLLINS - FURNITURE, lots of household • Is it a Multi Family or community Zon ing Map of the City of Newark, Delaware, BOXES,BAGS items sale? by Rezoning from BB (Central Business Dis­ E054- JEREMIAH WICKS- FURNITURE, • Any other information you think trict) to BC (General Business) a 1.9959 BOXES, BAGS ELKTON 3365 Old YARD Acre Parcel at 601 Ogletown Road Elk Neck Rd. off Rt 40 prospective customers would want to Ell.- BARBARA HINES- BOXES, BAGS, know. Bill 10-1 1 - An Ordinance Amending the TOTES at Highs onto Rt 7, left NORTH EAST 13 ~ Zoning Map of the City of Newark, Delaware, E127- DOUGLAS LAGERENCE- BOXES, to Old Elk Neck, right Sweet Leaf Ct. 5/8, TAKE by Rezoning from AC (Adult C'ommunity) to TOTES,BAGS at next Rd . Sat & Sun, 7am-lpm. New If you are placing your yard sale ad on ADVANTAGE RR (Row or Townhouses) an 8.113 Acre Por­ FOll- BARBARA HINES-BOXES, BAGS, May 8 & 9, 8am-2pm. Development - (Ridg­ website, please take note of dead- of our complete tion of The Village at Twin Lakes Subdivision FURNITURE Household, decora­ ley Forest) Off Rt 7 . for the packages you are Yard Sale packages! Located on the East Side of Elkton Road, F059 - SHOCKA HOLMES - BOXES, BAGS tions, misc items. near the Cecil County :Place your ad by Between the Newark Interstate Business 1Tuesday at noon to F077 - KORYN FIELDS- BOXES, BAGS, r;:::;:V:::;;::~IiF,",=::;-'" Landfi II. F urn itu re, Park, Otts Chapel Road, and the Northeast TOTES toys, adult clothing, Iget the full run and Corridor Railroad Right-of-Way F142 - CANDRA SUDLER- FURNITURE, childrens clothing, Call and place your yard sale ad :on our website! BOXES, BAGS childrens items, lawn . tody! 1 Patricia M. Fogg, CMC 1 Don't delay! H022 - TESSA GEORGE O. FURNIURE , and garden equip- 410-398-1230 1 City Secretary Call today! BOXES ,TOTES ment, household toll free 800-220-1230 1 np5n 2154266 NP 4/30,5n 2151784 . Rain date 5/15. 1 410-398-1230 l , • ~ ,,------_. -Page 16 • The Newark Post • Fnrlay, May 7, 2Mb News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-33f1

.. BUILDING ~ FURNITURE! ~ FIREWOOD "" SPORTING ~ MATERIALS ~ FURNISHINGS ~ GOODS ANTIQUE OAK BOW -FLEX HOME CHAIRS. (4) need REMINGTON planes. Trainer model GYM 210 Ibs. of STEINWAY US COINS FOR resistance $250 MODEL SPR210 Side ~~~~ refinishing. $50. 410- Kadet Jr eng. & plain, ANTIQUE PLAYER ;;:-;-;~= ~ 272-4178 -..II1II.' SALE. Sacagawea Elkton 443-907-5877 by side, 3" chamber, PIANO. Profession­ WOOD STOVE $35. Kadet Sr. eng. & Dollars, Presidential 28 long barrel. ally restored, glass TY solid oak (honey) Fisher. Momma Bear plane, radio, $125. Dollars, 2 Silver GIRLS 20" Schwinn $370. New in box. front, fine wood, 48"wx 31 "hx22"d with . Easy Sport eng. & Proof Sets, Modern Bicycle. Very good 240-793-7400 matching lighted med­ model. Takes 30" logs. plane, radio, $125. extra rolls of music. Very good condo $350 443-910-2439 Nickels. All BUIMint. condition $50 Over 12k invested, icine cabinet 48"wx32". blo 410-287-8911 288 Coins total. 410-658-7513 LOOKS GREAT. exc cond $250 plus $750.00 OBO. MUSICAL free vanity top 410- California King solid MURRAY push ~ $8400.l0BO Call U GENERAL 410.924.3166 410-924-3166 272-4676 oak 6 pc. $2100 ....------..... electric. Any reason- mower. 20" 3hp. 410-391-4393 ~ MERCHANDISE V-TEGH 2 handset able offer ok. 410- engine needs rebuilt. STEINWAY & Sons WINDOW Anderson ------­ telephone. $40. 287-8835 or 410-688- $30.410-378-3605 grand. 1935 Hamburg casement. 2 panels, TABLE TOP Heavy MASON CANNING model "0". Ebony ",. ApPLIANCES 48"x36". Terra tone. glass. 1/4" thick. 3'x5'. jars, Quart, .60 ea. 410-56.9-4214 1254 Queen Anne case, r---~---' Classified $50302-239-7324 $50302-239-7324 Pint .50 ea. . RIO YOUR HOME OF 'k:':) ivory keys, $11,500 WASHER Maytag 410-838-5789 isthe \CL.. ) obo. 443-686-0783 ANY WAY YOU LOOK CLASSIFIEDS ALL THAT CLUTTERI Centennial less than CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFIEDS key // o. 6mos $150 Admiral ORECK XL vacuum. AT IT, CHESAPEAKE 410-398-1230 HAVE A YARD SALE CHECK OUT 410-398-1230 800.. 220-1230 CLASSIFIEO CAN to more HD washer 1 YO $150 $50. 800-220-1230 AND ADVERTISE IT OUR WEBSITE AT 443-945-5626 www.chesapeakeclassifled.com 410-838-5789 WORK FOR YOU! WlTHUSI sales. WWW.CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFIED.COM LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE

CITY OF NEWARK CITY OF NEWARK Sentinel Self Storage DELAWARE DELAWARE 333 E. Lea Blvd. PUBLIC AUCTION PUBLIC HEARING COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA Wilmington, DE 19802 NOTICE 302-764-6300 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned NEW TIME will sell at a public auction on May 28,2010 May 24, 2010 - 7:00 PM May 10, 2010 ~ 7:00 PM - CC A Public Auction will be held on 6-9-10 at at 2:00 P.M. 12:00PM at the above address. PS ORANGE CO PUBLIC STORAGE Pursuant to Chapter 27-21 (b)(2)(e) of the SILENT MEDITATION & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE All sales are cash only. All sales are final. 425 NEW CHURCHMANS ROAD City of Newark Subdivision and Develop­ The units to be auctioned are as follow: NEW CASTLE, DE 19720 ment Regulations, notice is hereby given of 1. ITEMS NOT ON PUBLISHED AGENDA: Unit # 257 - G.H. Patterson Jr. & JoAnne R. The personal property here to fore stored a Public Hearing in the Council Chamber, A. Public (5 minutes per speaker) Patterson - Boxes, Kitchen Chairs, Love with the undersigned by: Newark Municipal Building, 220 Elkton B. University Seat, Suitcases, Totes,Dining Table, Hutch, B055 - Ed Bauchman - tools, furniture, elec­ Road, on Monday, May 24, 2010, at 7:00 PM (1l Administration Bench Unit # 509 - Rachelle Tompkins - tronics at which time the Council will consider the (2 Student Body Representative Bags, Clothing, Dining Table, Gym Bag C102 - Garrin Bible - tools, furniture request of Iron Hill Properties, LLC, for the C. Council Members C174 - Janice Rogers - furniture . major subdivision of an 8.08 acre portion of PUBLIC AUCTION C176 - Jackie Jones - toys, boxes, bags The Villages at Twin Lakes subdivision, 2. APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA: SENTINEL SELF STORAGE C195 - Maurice Robertson - boxes, bags, located on the east side of Elkton Road A. Approval of Regular Council Meeting Minutes - April 26, 2010 1100 Elkton Road pictures between the Newark Interstate Business B. Receipt of Planning Commission Minutes - April 6, 2010 Newark, DE 19711 D006 - Micah Samuels - furniture, boxes Park, Otts Chapel Road, and the Northeast C. Receipt of Alderman's Report - April 21, 2010 (302) 731-8108 E062 - Eco Lab - metal shelves Corridor railroad right-of-way, in order to D. First Reading - Bill 10-12 - An Ordinance Amending Chapter 32, F073 - Leola Watson - appliances replace the approved pair of two-story con­ Zoning, Code of the City of Newark, Delaware, By Establishing a A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday, F015 - Robert Knox - electronics, furnitures dominium buildings with two sets of six adult New Center Village Overlay (NCV) Zoning District - 2nd Reading 06/09/2010 at 10:00 AM. The contents of the F116 - Cindy Talley - Boxes, bags June 14, 2010 following storage units will be auctioned: G016 Maurice King - appliances, bags, comniunity townhouses. E. Setting Date Place for Display of Assessment Rolls Appeals ZONING CLASSIFICATION - RR & & Unit 5041-Charles Roderick: Bags, bed boxes Day for 2010,2011 Real Estate Taxes frame,book case,bicycle,dinning table,tool H008 - Joann Knoetgen - furniture, boxes Patricia M. Fogg, CMC F. Recommendation from Community Development/Revenue box,misc. household items P043 - Ronald Brown - boat City Secretary Sharing Committee re Target Funding for 2011 Revenue Sharing Unit 91"09- Justin Sosa: Boxes,filing cabi­ Program net,office chair,shelving np 4/30,5n 2151774 G. Receipt of Pension Plan Performance Report - 1st Quarter np 5n 2154233 CONSENT AGENDA - Those items on the Consent Agenda are PUBLIC AUCTION considered routine and non-controversial and will be acted upon by SENTINEL SELF STORAGE PUBLIC AUCTION a single vote of .the Council. There will be no separate discussion of 465 Pulaski Hwy these items unless a member of Council so requests, in which event New Castle, DE 19720 Notice is hereby given that the under­ ~lsH one of these local dealers the matter shall be removed from the Consent Agenda and consid­ (302) 328-5810 signed will sell at public sale on May 28, ered a separate item. 2010 at 3:00 P.M. at and drive home happy! 3. ITEMS NOT FINISHED AT PREVIOUS MEETING: None A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday, PS ORANGECO INCJPUBLICSTORAGE, 4. FINANCIAL STATEMENT" Next Meeting June 9th, 2010 at 2:00 PM. The contents of 3801 DUPONT PKWY. 5. RECOMMENDATIONS ON CONTRACTS & BIDS: the following storage units will be auctioned: NEW CASTLE DE, 19720 A. Recommendation Regarding the Disposition of Department of Unit-#2012-Javier Santiago-Bags, Mattress, The personal property heretofore stored VOLKSWAGEN Energy, Energy Efficiency & Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) Boxes, Kitchen Cabinet, Office Chair, Cloth­ with the undersigned by: Stimulus Funding ing, Ladder, Monitor, Speakers, Totes, TV, A110 Rene Michel Jr *6. ORDINANCES FOR SECOND READING & PUBLIC HEAR­ Rolling Tool Boxes, Trophies A 127 Latosha Potts SIIitJI, lli.G: Unit-#117- Montgomery Byrd- Boxes, Pic­ A255 Samatha Lloyd VOLKSWAGEN,LTD. A. Bill 10-07 - An Ordinance Amending Chapter 25, Sewers, Code tures, Totes, CD's A272 Lean Roberts 4304 Kirkwood Highway, of the City of Newark, Delaware, Article II, General Requirements, Unit-#1151- Patrick Hogan- Bed Frame, B306 Terru Fortson With Re~ard to Owner and City Responsibilities Kitchen Chair, Rocking Chair, Clothing, B323 Stacey Wallace WILMINGTON, DE *7. RE OMMENDATIONS FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION Couch, Dresser, Pictures, Coffee Table, End AND/OR PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Tables, Boat Motor B400 Deshauna Dylon 302-998-0131 A. Request From Chipotle Grill for the Property at 136 East Main B417 Pablo Rivera Drivers wanted ' ~ Street, To Reduce the Approved Parking Waiver Fee PUBLIC AUCTION B424 Dariene Watson *8 ITEMS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLISHED AGENDA: SENTINEL SELF STORAGE B427 Otis Bennett A. Council Members: 200 First State Blvd C515 Tine Crosby 1. Discussion re Charging for Collection of Commercial Refuse Wilmington, DE 19804 C632 Caorlyn Reid Young Contact from Various Non-Profit Institutions (302) 999-0704 D722 Carl Williams B. Others: D731 Paul Fallon Laurie To D825 Sheri II Brown 1: Presentation by Patrick McCullar, DEMEC, re Governor's Ener­ A Public Auction will be held on Wedne~ay, Advertise gy Bill Proposal and the Addition of a Second Unit at the Beasley June 9,2010 at 11:00 AM. The contenTs of F1060 Mary Morgan Generating Plant the following storage units will be auctioned: F1076 Lavonda Braboy 9. SPECIAL DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS: #0239 Rashidah Roane - Crib, bags, bed 61115 Tyrone Jackson A. Special Reports from Manager & Staff: frame, box spring, mattress, entertainment H1161 Richard: King HERE H1162 Antoinette Bonilla 1. Approval of Unicity Bus Service for State Fiscal Year 2010-2011 center, boxes, fan, monitor, 4 tires and rims, 410-398-1230 B. Request for Executive Session re Litigation totes, portable TV, household items H1206 Thomas Jackson *OPEN FOR PUBLIC COMMENT - The above agenda is intended #7103 Audrey D. Thompson - Crib, bags, The contents of the above listed units con­ 800-220-1230 to be followed, but is subject to changes, deletions, additions, and bed frame, boxes, kitchen chairs, dryer, ice sist of Bags, Boxes, Televisions, Matresses, modifications, as permitted under the Freedom of Information Act of chest, ironing board, table lamp, rug , shelv­ Box springs, appliances, and General Lamici@ the State of Delaware. Copies may be obtained at the City Secre­ ing, end table, night table, tool box, trash can Household Goods. All units sold in their chespub_com tary's Office, 220 Elkton Road, or online at www.cityofnewark.de.us entirety and MUST be vacated within 48 hours of sale. All goods remaining will be REACH OVER 50 ,000 READERS WEEKLY! np 5n,14 2154225 disposed of at purchasers cost. np 5n 2154777 np 4/30,5n 2151824 Call Laurie at 800·220·3311 to Advertise Here! On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, May 7, 2010 • The NeWark Post • Page 17

LAWN & U WANTED ~FARM SUPPLIES 20 FT. Edgewater GARDEN EQUIPMEN ~ TO Buy ". /EQUIPMENT ~ 200CC 1997, Yama- h~.200 Saltwater, '\AI trailer-free, Kenner­ NEW IN BOX 10 cu TRANSPORTATION sley Marina, white, 248, '99 Yamaha 225, ft Precise Steel utility Center Console, vhf aluminum trailer, exc cart, orig $125 sell radio, Garmin 498 pper WANTED. condo $28,900 b/o, $95, 16 hp Dyna­ gps, bimini, live 443-239-2611 wI leaf attachment. mark lawn tractor B,uying Lionel, Ives', TC30, 3 cyl ideiseL 2 ~ POWER BOATS well. Good condi- 5hp Briggs. Only Voltamp. 410-913- WANTED; DIABET­ yrs old, low hrs. good cond $150. tion, well cared for. 26' SHAMROCK , '95, used a few times. John Deere lawn trac­ 9484. Save this ad! IC TEST STRIPS up Attachments include 1 19' WELLCRAFT $12,000, contact Cost $750, sell for tor 48" cut wlc Hydro­ to $181 box. Cash on finished mower, 5', 1 '95 Evinrude, bunk Steve 410-758-4162 Express Cruiser, $250 blo 410-287- static 17 hp good the spot. Any kindl single bottom plow, 1 h 1...______.... 350hp, full canvas, trlr, 8911 any brand. Un­ rock rake, 1 tiller, 1 5' type, Easton, w ite, 21' Sailfish '04 walk and winter cover. condo$500 443-206- $ Fiberglass, center 2543 opened will pick up. snow blade. 16,500 console, GPS, bimini, around cuddy. 150 hp $33K.410-310-9670 Debbie 410-820-6540 L..____ .....;;_...I 410-457-4705 live well, swim CRAFTSMAN 25 ....."",,..--....,,,...,,,.....,,,...=,,....., Yamaha, tandem axil HP, 50" mower, $950. VERMEER BC935 platform, radion. trlr. Less than 80 hrs. 28' BERTRAM MTD 5HP TIller, $300 chipper. 4cyl. gas $5,000. Contact on entire unit. $15,000 SPORT FISH '79 410-274-3921 CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFIEDS w/auto feed. $6200. Wade at 410-829- obo. 410~287-0635 New motors, rigged for fishing, alc & heat. 410-398-1230 800-220-1230 350B JD bulldozer, 6 5050 22' SEARAY. Cuddy $30K 410-365-0534 WWW.CHESAPEAKE www.chesapeakeclassified.com way blade, power shift "'-w-w- W- .-C-H-ES- A- P- E- A- K-E-i cab, fully loaded, 300 CLASSIFIED.COM diesel w/rops, best CLASSIFIED.COM · hrs., incl'ds trlr. $5000 offer. 443-466-4248 obo.443-807-0909 ~ SAILBOATS

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 16' LUGER FIBER­ ------GLASS '69 with trailer & moter. $1 ,000 b/o SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S S~LE SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of (Lev Fac # 24) MR, 410-398-9971 By virtue of a writ of (LEv Fac # 141) MR, By virtue of a writ of (3rd Pluries Lev Fac # By virtue of a writ of (Lev Fac # 66) MR, AD., 2010 AD ,, 2010 105) MR, AD., 2010 AD., 2010 Property Address: 17 Bobby Drive Newark, Property Address: 2948 Frazer Road, PROPERTY ADDRESS: 41 Bobby Drive, Property Address: 3 East Regal Blvd DE 19713 LEGAL NOTICE Newark, Delaware Newark, DE 19713 Newark, DE 19713 Parcel No 11-006.30-045 Tax Parcel No. 11-036.00-035 PARCEL NO. 11-006.30-127 Parcel No. 09-029.10-328 ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land THE COURT OF ALL that lot, piece or parcel of land situate in ALL THAT certain lot, piece or parcel of land ALL that lot, piece or parcel of land with the with the dwelling thereon erected, situate in COMMON PLEAS , New Castle County, with the dwelling thereon erected, situate in buildings thereon, situate in White Clay Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and FOR THE STATE State of Delaware, and known as Lot 3 and Pencader Hundred, New Castle County, Creek Hundred, New Castle County, State of Delaware and known as Lot No. 24, OF DELAWARE IN 3a, as shown on the Plan of Lands of Emma Delaware, and known as Lot No. 31, Block J, Delaware being designated Lot 8, as shown Block F, on the Plan of Robscott Manor, Sec­ AND FOR NEW D. Smith and of Record in the Office of the on the Plan of ROBSCOTT MANOR, Section on the Recotd Major Subdivision Plan of tion One, as said Plan is of record in the CASTLE COUNTY Recorder of Deed in and for New Castle One, as said Plan Is of record in the Office of SHERWOOD FOREST - SECTION 1, of Office for the Recording of Deeds in and for New Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm County in Microfilm Number 2839, recorded the l'Iecorder of Deeds in Microfilm No. 707, record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds IN RE: CHANGE OF 1-9-75 and being more particularly bounded being more particularly bounded and in and for New Castle County, Delaware in Record .797, and being more particularly NAME OF and described by Clifton L. Bakhsh, Jr., Inc., described in accordance with a Survey pre­ Microfilm No. 1900, said lot also known as 3 bounded and described in accordance with a Ariadna Castaneda­ survey by East Coast Surveying, dated Middletown, Delaware. pared by A.E.S. Surveyors, Wilmington, East Regal Boulevard and being now more Clare SUBJECT to the covenants, easements and Delaware, dated February 23, 2005, as fol- particularly described by A.E.S. Surveyors August 28, 2003, as follows, to"wit: ' Petitioner(s) lows, to-wit: ' Being the same lands and premises which restrictions of record. as follows, to wit: TO: BEING the same property conveyed to Hugo AND BEING the same lands and premises Being the same lands and premises which Robert H. Niggebrugge, did grant and con­ Ariadna Castaneda U. Dirks and Jessica T. Dirks, as Joint Ten­ conveyed unto Constance Newton by deed Joseph A. Esteriing and Michele L. Esterling, vey unto Robert H. Niggebrugge and Dean­ NOTICE IS HERE­ ants with the Right of Survivorship by Deed of Rechard H. Shorter and Michelle E. did grant and convey unto Thomas Beatson, na Niggebrugge, by deed dated July 5, 2005 BY GIVEN that Ari­ and recorded on August 9, 2005 in the from Hugo U. Dirks and Jessica T. Dirks Shorter, dated August 8, 2005 and of record by deed dated March 1, 2007 and recorded adna Castaneda­ recorded 07/19/2002 in Deed Book in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and on March 15, 2007 in the OfficE! of the Office-tsttrreTRecorder of Deeds, in and for Clare intends to 20020719 Page 0070164, in the Recorder's for New Castle County and State of Recorder cif Deeds, in and for New Castle New Castle, State of Delaware, in Deed present a Petition to Office of New Castle County, Delaware, Delaware at Instrument Number 20050809- County, State of Delaware, in Deed Instru­ Instrument 20050809-0079191 . the Court of Com­ SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 0079203. ment #20070315-0024736. mon Pleas for the THE PROPERTY OF Hugo U. Dirks and SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF Robert H. Nigge­ State of Delaware in Jessica T. Dirks . THE PROPERTY OF Constance Newton THE PROPERTY OF Thomas Beatson brugge and Deanna Niggebrugge and for New Castle TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF County, to change SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE his/her name to Ari­ JUNE 21, 2010. JUNE 21, 2010. JUNE 21, 2010. JUNE 21, 2010. adna Castaneda MARCH 31,2010 MARCH 31,2010 MARCH 31 ,2010 MARCH 31,2010 Ariadna Castaneda Petitioner np 4/30,5n 2152094 np 4/30,5n 2152087 np 4/30,5n 2151278 np 4/30,5n 2150955 np 5n,14,21 2154788 SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue of a writ of (Alias LEv Fac # 157) By virtue of a writ of (Lev Fac # 117) MR, By virtue of a writ of (Lev Fac # 88) MR, By virtue of a writ of (Lev Fac # 25 ) MR, THE COURT OF MR, AD. , 2010 AD., 2010. AD ., 2010 AD., 2010. COMMON PLEAS Address: 17 Chaucer Drive, Newark, PROPERTY ADDRESS: 327 PALMERSTON PROPERTY ADDRESS: 138 Autumn Horse­ Property Address: 286 E Flagstone Dr. FOR THE STATE Delaware 19713 COURT, NEWARK, DE 19702 shoe Bend, Newark, DE 19702 Newark, DE 19702 OF DELAWARE IN Parcel No.: 11-002.20-115 PARCEL NO. 10-033.30-429 PARCEL NO. 11-017.20-006 Parcel No 11-015.10-009 AND FOR NEW ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land CASTLE COUNTY with the buildings thereon erected, situate in with the buildings thereon erected, known as with the buildings thereon erected, situate in situate in Pencader Htlndred, New Castle Pencader Hundred, New Castle County, 327 Palmerston Court, situate in New Castle Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and County State of Delaware, being Lot 52 as IN RE : CHANGE OF Delaware, known as 17 Chaucer Drive, Hundred, New Castle County and State of State of Delaware, known as 138 Autumn shown on the Record Major Subdivision Plan NAME OF being Lot No. 60, on the Plan of Brookside Delaware, being Lot No. 102 on the Plan of H9rseshoe Bend, being Lot No. 38, Block A for 'GRAY ACRES PHASE I' prepared by Jean Theresa Cas­ Park, Section C, as the Plan thereof is of Newtown Village II" as the said Plan is of , on the Plan of FOUR SEASONS, as the Karins and Associates, Professional Engi­ tiglione record in the Office of the Recorder of record in the Office of the Recorder of Plan thereof is of record in the Office of the neers and ~and Surveyors, Drawing No. Petitioner(s) Deeds, in and for New Castle County in Plat Deeds, in and for New Castle County and Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle 849-3326, Consisting of 5 Sheets, d~ted TO Book Volume 2, Page 65, and described in State of Delaware on Microfilm No. 11180 County in Microfilm No. 1782 , and being June 21, 1991, recorded July 24, 1991, in Gina Therese Cas­ accordance with a survey prepared by AES and being more particularly bounded and more particularly bounded and described in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and tiglione Surveyors, Professional Land Surveyors, described hi accordance with a survey pre­ accordance with a survey prepared by The for New Castle County on Microfilm No. NOTICE IS HERE­ dated October 15,2004. pared by East Coast Survey, dated February Pelsa Company, Professional Land Survey­ 10952. Being more particularly bounded and BY GIVEN that Jean BEING the same land and premises that 12,2002. ors, as follows, described as follows, to wit: Theresa Castiglione Donald F. Hullinger and Nancy C. Hullinger, BEING the same lands and premises which BEING the same lands and premises which Being the same lands and premises which intends to present a by deed dated November 5,2004, and Patricia A. Quaile, by Deed dated February Debra Ann Carter by Deed dated October 4, Magness Construction Co. , did grant and Petition to the Court recorded in the Office of the Recorder of 22, 2002 and recorded in the Office of the 1996 and recorded in the Office of' the convey unto Fred S.JBmaJlsJI, by deed of Common Pleas Deeds in and for New Castle County in Deed Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle dated March 17, 2000 and recorded on for the State of Instrument 20041108-0121686, did grant County and State of Delaware, in Instrument County and State of Delaware, in Deed Book March 21 , 2000 in the Office of the Recorder Delaware in and for and convey unto Jeanette B. Pluckett, in fee. # 20020225-0017966, did grant and convey 2184, page 107, did grant and convey unto of Deeds, in and for New Castle, State of New CastieCounty, SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS unto Richard L Harris. Michael F. Cullen and Debra A. Cullen. Delaware, in Deed Book 2800 at Page 265. to change his/her THE PROPERTY OF Jeanette B. Pluckett SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS name to Gina TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN ATTIME OF THE PROPERTY OF Richard l. Harris THE PROPERTY OF Michael F. Cullen and THE PROPERTY OF Fred S. Smalls, II Therese Castiglione SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Debra A. Cullen TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF JUNE 21 , 2010. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE Jean Castiglione MARCH 31 ,2010 JUNE 21 , 2010. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JUNE 21, 2010. Petitioner MARCH 31,2010 JUNE 21 , 2010. MARCH 31,2010 np 4/30,5n,14 np 4/30,5n 2152102 MARCH 31,2010 2151831 np 4/30,5n 2152089 np 4/30, 5n 2151295 np 4/30,5n 2150956 Page 18 • The Newark Post- 'Friday, May 7, 2010 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311

LEGAL ~OTICE 17' MARINER. PLACE . YOUR CLASSIFIED AD . LEGAL NOTICE Ready to go. $750. LEGAL NOTICE / 302-478-7000 24 HOURS"A DAY· 7 DAYS A WEEK CALL OR EMAIL THE COURT OF . SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE YAMAHA VXR PRO CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFIED COMMON PLEAS BOATS/OTHE FOR THE STATE ~ '93. Runs good. $500. 41 0-398-1230 • 800-220-1230 By virtue Of a writ of (Lev Fac # 95) MR, By virtue of a writ of (Lev Fac # 65) MR, OF DELAWARE IN 443-553-3215 www.chesapeakeclassified.com AD., 2010 AD ., 2010 AND FOR NEW 19.6 GAMBLER '98 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 111 Edjil Drive, Property Address: 5009 Rosetree Lane CASTLE COUNTY 150hp Evinrude. Exc. U RECREATION Newark, DE 19713 Newark, DE 19702 condo GPS. $9800. PARCEL NO. 11-005.40-195 .".. VEHICLES LEGAL NOTICE Parcel No. 11'-020.10-028 IN RE: CHANGE OF 302-994-5775 or 267- All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, sit­ ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land NAME OF 767-3765 uate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle with the buildings thereon erected, situate in 29' JAYCO JAY COX REILLY INC County, Delaware, known as No. 111 Edjil Christina Marie FLIGHT Travel Trlr Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and ~PERSONAL DBA I Ewing Towing Drive, also known as Lot No. 14, BlockD, on Krawczyk '05 slide out, sips 6- 1111 ELKTON ROAD State of Delaware, known as 5009 Rosetree Petitioner(s) a Plan of Catalina Gardens, Section One, Lalje, being Lot No. 101 on the Record .".. WATERCRAFT 8. Very good condo NEWARK DE. 19711 . prepared by Edward H. Richard Associates, TO Must sell. $13,500 {302)366-8806 FAX{302}366-1174 Major subdiviSion Plan of Rosetree Hunt, as 3005 GP1300R (61 Inc., Consulting Engineer; Newark, said plan is of record in the Office for the Christina Marie Love obo. Colora I Delaware, ' dated August 31 , 1956, and NOTICE IS HERE­ hrs) and 2000 Rising Sun area Recording of Deeds in and for New Castle GP1200R (99 hrs) LIENHOLDER'S SALE recorded in Plat Record 4, Page 73, more BY GIVEN that 443-824-4076 Rarticularly bounded and described in acc.or­ County, Delaware, in Microfilm Record No. Christina Marie Yamaha waverunners, 10656, and being more particularly bounded . good condition, cov------PLACE: 1111ELKTON RD dance with a recent survey made by First Krawczyk intends to NEWARK, DE 19711 State Morigage Surveys, Inc. , dated June and described in accordance with a recent present a Petition to ers and double Load- **WANTED** survey by Zebley and ASSOCiates, Inc., Pro­ rite trailer included. Clean, Pre·Owned RV's DATE: JUNE 8,2010 18, 1993, as follows, to-wit the Court of Come. TIME: 10:00 AM BEING the same lands and premises .which fessional Land Surveyors of Wilmington, mon Pleas for the $6000 or best offer. ' Alexander RV Delaware, dated August 12, 1992, as fol­ 302 ~737-6259 Toll Free 888-674-2267 Daniel Herbert Adams by Deed dated Octo­ State of Delaware in 1 - 1967 MERCEDES . BENZ ber 28, 1998 and recorded in the Office of lows, to wit: and for New Castle VIN#11001110029233 the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Cas­ Being the same lands and premises which 2 - 1999 PONTIAC SUNFIRE Rose Heart, Inc., did grant and convey unto­ County, to change LEGAL NOTICE tle County and State of Delaware, ·in Deed his/her name to VIN#1G2JB1240X7549045 Book 2541 , page 82, did grant and convey jRpbert M. Cornett, Jr. and Lisa M. Cornett, Christina Marie Love 3 -1 992-GREAT-DANE-TRAILER unto Daniel Herbert Adams and' Eileen W. by deed dated September 25, 1992 and VIN#1 GRDM9620NM035601 Adams. recorded on September 29, 1992 the Office Christina Marie SHERIFF'S SALE 4 - 1996~GREAT DANE TRAILER SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Krawczyk VIN#1 GRAA9629TB061912 THE PROPERTY OF Daniel Herbert Castle County, State of Dl'llaware, in Deed Petitioner By virtue of a writ of (1st Pluries Lev Fac# 5 - 2001 UTILITY TRAILER Adams and Eileen W. Adams Book 1404 at Page 286. np 4/30,5/7,14 159) MR, AD ., 2010. VIN#1 UYVS24891 M679001 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SEIZED AND tAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 2151748 Address:202 Sweetgrass Run, Newark, 6 - 2001 UTILITY TRAILER SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE THE PROPERTY OF Robert M. CorneH, Jr. Delaware 19702 VI N#1 UYVS24811 M679008 JUNE 21, 2010. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Parcel No.: 11-01330-016 np 5/7 . , 2154222 MARCH 31,2010 SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE ALL that certain piece, parcel or lot of land, JUNE 21 , 2010. THE COURT OF situate' in Peneader Hundred, New Castle np 4/30,5/7 2151299 MARCH 31 ,2010 COMMON PLEAS County .and State of Delawar~, Being .L~~ 2, SHERIFF'S SALE np 4/30, 5/5 2151275 , FOR THE STATE as shown ori the Record Major SubdiVISion OF DELAWARE IN Plan Cinnamon Station, as recorded in the By virtue of a writ of (Second Pluries Lev SHERIFF'S SALE AND FOR NEW Offic~ of the Recorder of Deeds, in an.d for Fac #80) MR, AD ., 2010. SHERIFF'S SALE CASTLE COUNTY New Castle County in Microfilm No. 13913 Property Address: 515 Laurel Lane, Newark, By v'irtue of a writ of (LEvFac # 30) MR, IN RE: CHANGE OF and being more parti9ularly bounded and DE 19702 ' AD., 2010: By virtue of a writ of (Lev Fac # 74) MR, NAME OF described according to a recent survey pre­ Tax Parcel No. 11 -020.30-114 Property Address: 114 Hedgewick Drive AD.,2010 . Erin Michele Cush­ pared by Howard L. Robertson, Inc., Profes­ ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land Newark, DE 19702 Property Address: 21 Cromwell Court, sional Engineers and Land Suryeyors, dated with the buildings thereon erected, situate in Parcel No. 11-023.10-042 Newark, DE 19702 ing Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and Petitioners(s) April 30, 2001, as follows, tO~WIt: . ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land Tax Parcel No. 10-043 .10-817 BEGINNING at a point in the southwesterly State of Delaware, known as 515 Laurel situate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle TO Lane, bei/lg Lot No. 77 on the Plan of Bar­ ALL that certain piece, parcel or tract of land Erin Michele Abel side of Sweetgrass Run (at 50 feet wide), a County and State of Delaware, being 114 situate in New Castle Hundred, New Castle rington, as the Plan thereof is of re~ord in the Hedgewick Drive and also being known as NOTICE IS HERE­ corner for Lot 1 and Lot 2, said point of -Office of the Recorder of Deeds In and for County, State of Delaware, being Lot 23 BY GIVEN that Erin Beginning being distant, the following two Lot NO.8 on the Plan of GLASGOW PINES, according to the Record Major subdivision New Castle .County, Delaware in Microfilm as said Plan is of record at the Office of, the Michele . Cushing courses and distances, as measured along No. 12961, and being more particularly plan of Wellil'lgton Meadows as recorded in intends to present a the said southwesterly side of Sweetgrass Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and bounded and described in accordance with a County, and being more particularly bounded Petition to the Court Run from the northwesterly end of a 25-foot survey prepared by East·Coast Survey, Pro­ for New Castle County, Delaware on micro­ of Common Pleas radius intersection curve joining the said and described in accordance with a survey film number 12225 and being more particu­ fessional Land Surveyors, dated Octob!lr 29, prepared by East Coast Survey, Inc., dated for the State of southwesterly side of Swee.tgrass Run ~ith 2001. larly bounded and described in accordance Delaware in and for the northwesterly side of Cinnamon Station June 12, 2006, as follows, to-wit: with a survey prepared by East Coast sur­ SUBJECT to restrictions of record in the B.EGINNING at a pOint on the Southeasterly New Castle Way (at 50 feet wide): 1) North 69 degrees Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for vey, .Inc., dated April, 2006. 18 minutes 00 seconds West, 35.21 feet to a side of Hedgewick Drive (at 50.00 feet wide) BEING the same lands and premises which Co'ul'1tY,to chanQe New Castle County, Delaware in Deed Book said point being located South 45 degrees his/her name to Enn point of curve of a curve to the right having a 2324, Page 238. Pulte Home Corporation, a corporation of the Michele Abel radius of 175 feet; 2) by said curve to the 03 minutes 45 seconds West, 482.23 feet State of Michigan, by Deed dated November SUBJECT to a maintenance declaration of from the Southwesterly end of a 20.00 feet Erin Michele right, an, arc distance of 29.26 feet to the record in the Office aforesaid in deed Book 27, 1995, and recorded in the Office of the radius junction curve joining the southwest­ Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle Cushing point of Beginning. ' 2324, Page 227. ; . . erly side of' Scotland Drive (at 60.00 feet Petitioner THENCE from said point of Beginning, by SUBJECT to a sewer agreement of record In County, Delaware, in Deed Book 2021, Page wide) with the Southeasterly side of 182, did grant and convey unto A. Dwayne np 4/23,30,5/7 Lot 1 South 30 degrees 16 minutes 43 sec­ the Office aforesaid in Deed Book 2261, Hedgewick Drive; thence from the pOint of 2150873 onds'West, 135.00 feet to a point in line of Page 148; utility agreements of record in Beginning along line of Lot No.7, South 44 Sudler and Valerie J. Sudler, in fee. private open space; thence thereby North 45 Deed Record X, Volume 85, Page 371 ;Deed degrees 56 minutes 15 seconds East, SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING: degrees 53 minutes 52 seconds West, Book 2134, Page 99; Deed Book 2197, page 1. Restrictions as set forth in Deed RecOrd 294' and Deed Book 2275, Page 182. Sub­ 120.00 feet to a point on line of a 60.00 feet E, Volume 96, Page 211. 148.14 feet to a point, a corner for ~ot 3; right of way agreement to Delmarva Power & LEGAL NOTICE thence thereby North 57 degrees 55 minutes ject: further, to easements and conditions as 2. Utility Agreements as set forth in Deed shown in Microfilm Nos. 12004 and 12961. Light Company; thence by the same, South 52 seconds East, 135.00 feet to a point in 45 degrees 03 minutes 45 seconds West, Record 1866, Page 46; Deed Record 1917, RE: Deadly Weapon the southwesterly side of Sweetgrass flun; BEING the same lands and premises which Page 327. ' I, Jen[lifer Allegretti 70.00 feet to a pOint, a corner for Lot No.9; thence thereby, by the arc of a curve to t~e NICOLE CAPUANO and DAVID B. MIL­ 3. Sewer Agreement as set forth in Deed residing at, 4 South thence by the same, North 44 degrees 56 left having a radius of 175 feet, an arc dls~ HORN, by Deed dated July 30,1999, arid Record H, Volume 94, Page 56. . Merriment Drive, recorded ,in the Office of the Recorder of minutes 15 seconds West, 120.00 feet to a tance of 84.44 feet to the point and place of point on the Southeasterly . side of 4. Water Agreement as set forth in Deed Newark, Delaware Beginning. Deeds in and for New Castle County and Record 1909, Page 33. 19702 will make State of Delaware, in Deed Book 2685, Page' Hedgewick Drive; thence by the same, North BEING the same land and premises that 45 degrees 03 minutes 45 seconds East, 5. Easements and conditions as shown in application to the 349, did grant and convey unto DAREN a> Microfilm No. 12225. Cinnamon Station, LLC by deed dated May RICHARDS, in fee. 70,00 .feet to the first mentioned point or judges of the Supe­ 11 2001 and recorded in the Office of the place of BEGINNING. Be the contents there- BEIN(3 the same premises which A. Dwayne rior Court of the BEING the same lands and premises which Sudler and Valerie J. Sudler, by Deed dated R~corder of Deeds, in and for New Castle DAREN A. RICHARDS, by Deed dated of what they may. . State of Delaware in County in Deed Instrument 20010522- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS April 21, 2006 a.nd recorded June 5,2~06 in and for New Castle November '16, 2007, and recorded in the the Office for the Recorder of Deeds In and 0038979 did grant and c.onvey unto John R. Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for THE PROPERTY OF Elizabeth M. County at Wilming­ Chillingworth and Sheila Chillingworth, in Gichema for the County of New Castle, and State of ton for the next term New Castle County and State of Delaware, Delaware in Deed Instrument Number fee. . as Instrument 20071120-0099900, did grant TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF for a license to carry SEIZED , AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 20060605-0053435, granted 'and conveyed a concealed deadly and convey unto JOSEPH R. MORALES unto Sarah Mbugua grantor/mortgagor here­ THE PROPERTY OF John R. Chilling- and SAMANTHA MORALES, his wife, in fee. JUNE 21,2010. weapon, or worth and Sheila Chillingworth ' MARCH 31,2010 in. weapons for the pro­ tSEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS TERMS OF SALE: 10% DeWNATTIME OF THE PROPERTY OF Joseph R. Morales . np 4/30,5/7 2150958 SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS tection of my per­ SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE THE PROPERTY OF Sarah Mbugua son(s), or property, and Samantha Morales TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF or both. JUNE 21, 2010. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF .'-======::::p SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE, , MARCH 31,2010 SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE CECIL WHIG CLASSIFIEDS JUNE 21, 2010. . Jennifer Allegretti JUNE 21,2.010. 410-398-1230 or 800-220-1230 MARCH 31,2010 np 5/7 2154240 MARCH 31,2010 WEBSITE AT np 4/30,5/7 2152106 np 4/30,5/7 2151291 wwW.CHESAPEAKECLASSIFIED;COM np 4/30,5/5 2151286 : /

LEGAL NOTICE ~ MOTORCYCLES/ HD SPORTSTER ~ AUTO PARTS & Boss just step out of the ~ ATVs 1200 LOW '08 Only ~ ACCESSORIES office? Now is the perfect time 488 orig miles, exc to check out what is in the r:======i1 cond, grg kept. Inlds SHERIFF'S SALE , ,~ .. "'~_-fr ~ .. ,~: ~ ~¥ hesapeake Classifieds windshield, cust seat / JEEP WRANGLER .. ~ .~¥ ~~ backrest & helmets. of your paper or go to '95 Lifted, very good -\:.~ ~.I $8800443-465-8515 shape. $4,000 b/o The following Real Estate will be exposed for www.chesapeake 410-808-1723 Public Sale at the City/County Bldg., 800 N. c1assified.com 2008 - Harley­ French Street, City of Wilmington, New Cas­ Davidson Sportster tle County, Delaware, by Michael P. Walsh, 883, 1,200 mi. ~ANTIQUE AUTOS W'TRUCKS/SPORT Sheriff, on Tuesday the 11th day of May, LEGAL NOTICE excellent condition, 2010 at 10:00 A.M. blue. $6,500, con­ ~ UTILITY VEHICLE tact Joe or Carol, DODGE 2500 '94. By virtue of a writ of (Lev Fac # 3) MR, AD., SHERIFF'S SALE 410-886-2403, 11JI11II11 MD inspd. manual 5 2010. [email protected] spd., V8 2WD. 208K. Property Address: 115 Whitbum Place By virtue of a writ of (Lev Fac # 127) MR, runs good. $2200 1979 4X4 CHEVY. Newark, DE 19702 AD., 2010 OBO.443-610-6251 350 eng., 35" tires, 6" Parcel No. 11-023.20-066 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 200 BARRINGTON LEGAL NOTICE CHEVY TAHOE '95 lift. $4300. ALL that certain lot or parcel of land with the COURT NEWARK, DE 19702 ------4x4, rebuilt trans & FORD FLATBED 443-350-0071 dwelling erected thereon situated in Pencad­ PARCEL NO. 11-020.30-109 motor w/tow pkg. diesel, '88. F-350. And SHERIFF'S SALE er Hundred. New Castle County Delaware ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land Many new parts & nice a '92 Ford Ranger 5 with the improvements thereon erected, SItu­ known as Lot 88. Phase II. on a record plat By virtue of a writ of (LEv Fac # 37) MR, paint! Nice truck! spd, 8' bed. Best offer. NEED A HANDYMAN? of GLASGOW PINES as shown on a record ate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle Coun­ $3500 abo Call after 5pm 443- ty and State of Delaware, known as Lot No. AD., 2010 plan dated April 16. 1986 and recorded on 443-945-5626 553-9513 OR SOMEONE TO 72 as shown on the Record Major Subdivi­ PROPERTY ADDRESS: 114 Creekside CLEAN YOUR HOME? Microfilm #8408 and as shown on a more sion Plan of BARRINGTON, as1 said Plan is Court, Newark, De 19702 recent survey by Zebley & Associates, Inc of record in the Office of the Recorder of PARCEL NO. 09-040.40-012 LEGAL NOTICE HOW ABOUT dated March , 2000 as follows, to wit: Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State ALL THAT certain lot, piece or parcel of I~nd CHILD CARE? Being the same lands and premises which with all improvements thereon erected;sltu­ of Delaware, in Microfilm No. 12961, and CHECK OUT OUR Edward K. Chang and Janet Y. Chang, did being more particularly .bounded and ated in White Clay Creek Hundred, New SHERIFF'S SALE SERVICE DIRECTORY grant and convey untoJBonajd ArgoeAby described In accordance With a Mortgage Castle County, Delaware known as 114 EVERYDAY deed dated March 22, 2000 and recorded on Inspection Plan prepared by East Coast !?ur­ Creekside Court, and being Lot No. 318 as By virtue of a writ of (LEv Fac # 132) MR, June 7, 2000 in the Office of the Recorder of vey, Professional Land Surveyors, of Wilm­ shown on the Plan of Coutry Creek, as said AD., 2010. Deeds, in and for New Castle, State of ington Delaware, dated January 20, 2003. plan is of record in the office of Recorder of PROPERTY ADDRESS: 20 Cartier Court Delaware, in Deed book 2841 at Page 243. BEING the same lands and premises which Deeds New Castle County, Delaware in Newark, DE 19711 SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Glenn A. Needham and Michelle M. Need­ Microfilm No. 7904 . TAX PARCEL NO.: 08-042.40-118 AND BEING the same lands and premises THE PROPERTY OF Ronald Argo ham, by Deed dated January 28, 2003 and PROPERTY DESCRIPTION ALL THAT recorded in the Office of the Recorder of which Joshua K. Crouchelli and Laura J. CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of land with the TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Crouchelli conveyed unto Adam A. Hughey SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE Deeds in and for New Castle County and buildings thereon erected, known as 20 State 'of Delaware, in Instrument # and Amanda Hughey by deed dated Sep­ JUNE 21, 2010. Cartier Court, Newark, DE 19711. 20030205-0015186, did grant and convey tember 29, 2005. Of record in the Office of BEING THE SAME LANDS and premises MARCH 31,2010 unto Kwame A. Solomon. the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Cas­ which Deborah A. Ferguson, an individual, SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS tle County and State of Delaware in deed by certain Deed dated the 30th day of np 4/30,5/7 2150923 THE PROPERTY OF Kwame A. Solomon Instrument No. 20051003-0101156. December, A.D. 19.9_9, Recorded the 3rd TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS day of January, A.D. 2000 the Office of the SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE THE PROPERTY OF Adam A. Hughey . Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle JUNE 21, 2010. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF County, in Deed Book 2764 Page 8~, did SHERIFF'S SALE MARCH 31,2010 SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE grant and convey unto Michael Angelll, an np 4/30,5/7 2152091 JUNE 21, 2010. individual. By virtue of a writ of (Lev Fac # 41) MR, MARCH 31,2010 SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS AD., 2010 THE PROPERTY OF Michael Angelil np 4/30,5/7 2151250 0803630184 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, SHERIFF'S SALE SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE with the buildings thereon erected, situate in JUNE 21, 2010. MARCH 31,2010 Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County and By virtue of a writ of (Vern # 2)MR. AD., SHERIFF'S SALE State of Delaware, being designated as Lot 2010. np 4/30,5/7 2152092 9, Section 1, on the Record Major Subdivi­ PARCEL NO: 08-024.30-025 . By virtue of a writ of (Lev Fac # 144) MR, sion Plan of MIDDLE RUN CROSSING, as ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of AD., 2010. said Plan is of record in the Office for the land with the improvements thereon erected, Property Address: 21 Dawes Drive, Newark, LEGAL NOTICE situate in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle SHERIFF'S SALE Recording of Deeds in and for New Castle DE 19702 County, State of Delaware, being Lot No. 24, Tax Parcel No. 09-034.20-077 County, Delaware in Micro~ilm N? 11762, Sun Court, as shown on the Record Re-sub­ By virtue of a writ Of (Lev Fac # 36) MR, THE COURT OF said lot also known as 5 Vireo Circle, and ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of lar'd, division Plan of Property of Alton F. Neal, with the improvements thereon erected, Situ­ AD., 2010 COMMON PLEAS being more particularly described in accor­ Property Address: 16 Evergreen Drive, dated August 24, 1976, and of record in the ate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New Cas­ FOR THE STATE dance with a survey by Morris Ritchie Asso­ Newark, Delaware 19702 Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for tle County and State of Delaware, being Lot OF DELAWARE IN Ciates, Inc., dated August 11, 1994, as fol­ Tax Parcel No. 11-019.20-061 New Castle County, State of Delaware .. in No. 11, 'Block A, as shown on the P~an of AND FOR NEW lows, to-wit: ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel. of land Microfilm Record #4271, and being more VARLANO as said Plan is recorded In the CASTLE COUNTY SUBJECT to the Declaration of Restrictions particularly bounded and described on said Office for the Recording of Deeds, in and for with the buildings thereon erected, situate In as contained in Deed Book 1782, page 289; plan which is incorporated by reference and Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and IN RE: CHANGE OF New Castle County, in Microfilm No. 940, State of Delaware, known as 16 Evergreen Deed Record L, Volume 32, page 394 and on the amendment on the plot plan of record and being more particularl~ bounded and NAME: Block E, on the Deed Book 1130, page 201 . dividing Lots 21 and 22 into 21 A and 21 B. described in accordance With a mortgage Drive, being Lot No. 24, Hawa Fatansu SUBJECT to the Agreements as contained in SUBJECT TO all covenants, obligations, inspection survey by East Coast Survey, Record Resubdivision Plan of Heather­ Kawa Deed Book 1708, page 71; Deed Book 1699, restrictions and easements of record. woods as said Plan Is of Record in the Daniel Jamal Kawa Inc., Dated October, 2005. Office 'Of the Recorder of Deeds in and for BEING THE SAME LANDS AND PREMISES BEING the same lands and premises which Petitioner(s) page 286; Deed Book 1661, page 61 and Castle County, in Microfilm Record No. which were conveyed unto Joseph B. previous grantor Irene Blevins, by deed New TO: Deed Book 1661, page 69. 4886, and being more particularly bounded Greigg, Jr., by deed of Design Living Inc. dated October 24, 2004 and recor~ed in the Elizabeth Hawa SUBJECT to all declarations, -€asements, and described with a recent survey by Asso­ rights-of-way, restrictions, dedications, dated June 22, 1983, and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, In and for Kawa Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for ciated Engineers & Surveyors, Inc., dated Joseph Daniel agreements, covenants, conditions and New Castle County and State of Delaware, New Castle County, Delaware, on June 22, in Deed Instrument # 200410250115528, did May 14,1991. Jamal Kawa plans of record. Subject to Restrictions, Reservations a~d 1983 in Deed Record R, Volume 122, page grant and convey unto Amanda L. Blevins. NOTICE IS HERE­ BEING the same lands and premises by Easements of Record in Deed Record In 46. BEING the same premises which Amanda L. BY GIVEN which Pulte Home Corporation did grant and Deed Record Q, Volume 98, Page 271. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Blevins, by Deed dated October 28, 2005 that Hawa F. Kawa convey unto Randall W. Rogers and Debo­ THE PROPERTY OF Joseph B. Greigg, Jr Being the same property conveyed to and Daniel J. Kawa and recorded November 15, JohnAjGrpss and Theresa Gross, Husband rah C. Rogers, husband and wife, by deed TERMS OF SALE: FULL PURCHASE 2005 in the Office for the Recorder of Deeds intends to present a and Wife, as Joint Tenant~ by the Entireties dated August 24, 1994 and recorded on PRICE AT THE TIME OF THE SALE. in and for the County of New Castle, and Petition to the Court August 25, 1994 in the Office of the IN ACCORDANCE WITH 9DEL C. SS8726, by Deed from James A. lister and Karen J. of Common Pleas State of Delaware in Deed Instrument Num­ Lister, Husband and Wife recorded Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO THE ber 20051115-0117643, granted and con­ for the State of County, Delaware in Deed Book 1797, Page APPROVAL OF THE CHIEF FINANCIAL veyed unto William Cousins and Penny 06/04/1991 in Deed Book 1183 Page 47, In Delaware in and for the Recorder's Office of New Castle County, 055. OFFICER OF NEW CASTLE Cousins New Castle County, Delaware. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS COUNTY. grantor/mortgagor herein. to change his/her THE PROPERTY OF Randall W. Rogers MARCH 31,2009 tSEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS name to Elizabeth SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF John D. Gross and Deborah C. Rogers THE PROPERTY OF William Cousins and Hawa Kawa and Penny Cousins TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Joseph Daniel TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SAl..E. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Jamal Kawa Michael P. Walsh, Sheriff SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JUNE 21, 2010. Theresa F. Kawa JUNE 21, 2010. MARCH 31,2010 Sheriff's Office JUNE 21, 2010. Petitioner MARCH 31,2010 Wilmington, Delaware np 4/23,30,5/7 np 4/30,5/7 2151258 MARCH 31,2010 np 4/30,5/7 2152113 np 4/30,5/7 2152100 np 4/30,5/7 2151244 2150565 Page 20 • The Newark Post • Friday, May 7,2010 .. ~ .... News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311

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