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1 11-ns WEEK Historic incentives I still on the table By MARY E. PETZAK n.:wa rding th wrong. b ha ior with the nes 1 roposed here tc night.'" NEWARK PO ST STAFF WRITER cord ing to White. becau. of wording in orclinunc s pa. sed lust HODGSON'S Following al mo!-lt three hourr.; of Jul y. prop rt own rs "ha e to . ay dehat l 11 roomers and hoarder'\ at we' r lk-.tro ing part of the build Ne\ ark's city co un cil me ling on ing in order t ) qual if for the im:cn SOFTBALL TEAM Apri I - -· coun i I mem h r~ made a tive.·."' valiant effort to change gear~ and The am ndments under consid IS GETTING focus on hi storic preservation eration would: aiv building per incenti e~ al-;o pre~ nted for a vote . mit fel:s up to $5,000 p'r proje ·t for Onl one rc~id nr ' ait ·d to ta e l:mpt propl:rtic!-1 in ·Juding TOGETHER acldre~~ ·ouncil n the issu as mid those of the ni rsity of Delaware: ni gh t n ured . " I !->Upport havin~ give a maximum 1()-year tn rate ell -thought-out hi~t( ric 1 r~::!-ler a rreue for all ta ubi histori pror- FOR THE til n incentivt;s,'' sa id r !->icl nt Jean White. " However. I think 'Ou· r See INCENTIVES, 5 .... PLAYOFFS. 17 Between a rock '- IN LIFESTYLE and a hard place 'THE GREAT R . ident. at roncsthrO\ arc tr - comple tion of a nc cntran 'e road. in g to mainta in a lif in the mid st of In addition, paving \ ork on th e chuos as rh Rout 896 co n!-l truction parking areas an d th e roadway link WASTE MrsTERY continu s un abat d on th ir ing th e co mmunit ies of Ston ·sthr doorstep. and The ommons at ton . throw In ebruary. res id nt!-1 co m- a. in co mplet and inad ' quately SOLVED AT pl ai ned that DeiD T and Julian don . onstrm:tion omp::111 y had ck sed '"Th r ad is !->t ill not tini. hed but th e mai n entrance to the deve lop w ' e hud a lot of rain and they are NEWARK ment without notice and prior t See STONESTHROW, 14 ~ HIGH. NEWARK POST PHOTO BY KFl LV BFNNfTT 8 THINGS FAlL APART... ~·:~ iN THE NEWS .. ··...: A University of Delaware official peers over the edge of the Morris library inspecting the damage where a piece of the facade broke off . THE CHRISTINA Library facade falls, ScHOOL BoARD ELECTION luckily none injured Mirac les happ >n c 'l'Y day if thick, con ·re te pi ece we ighed you onI know whcr to look. 300 pound!->, according to HAS BEEN hortly hefore noon on Monday, Brennan . "Tom Vacha of fat; ili while student. , facult y and oth ti es managc m nt sa id the prob er. ru shed by below, a piec of lem a pp ea r ~ to be an e terior CANCELLED c ncret facade on th Morris thing and th e rest of the building Library at the niv rsity of has not he n compr mi ~ d," Delaware suddenly gave way Brennan added. TillS \EAR. and fell to the ground . Publi sa fety offiL:er~ wh 4 arri edt s cure the area until No one wa hurt according to a brier statement from th uni engineer. could surv y th dam ver. ity. Public relations dir ctor age and dec itl th e au. c and a INDEX John Brennan, aid the pati r mecly said it was po ss ible th at other faca cl panels mi ght hav NEWS 1-5, 12-16 where the piece fell was immedi ately clo ed and the library evac t be r moved hut no ne r all POLICE BEAT 4 uated. kn w y t. The 10 foot by 2 foot, 3-inch -Mary E. Petzok OPINION 6 OP-ED PAGE 7 LIFESTYLE 8
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---· Taking Care of Delaware Is Trash -It's What We Do! NEWARK POST ·:· POLICE BLOTTER Gas station robbed Christina board • Police Beat is ('Ompiled each Student assaulted Poli ce arc looki ng for a man who elections canceled week from the Jiles of the Newark Jewelry stolen robbed th e attendant of ali a ·o sta tion on outh ollege Av nu e chool board el cti n. in th Police I epartment bv staff writer An 86-year-old rc!-.ident of P I ice report th at n Apri I 24 around 6: I X on Wednesday m ming. hri stina choo l Di strict origi Mary E. Pet:ak. Dallam Road told poli e that on around I 0: 0 in the morn in • a 17- The 21 -yea r-old all cndant told nally et for May II wi ll not be April 23 betwe n 5:45 and 9: 10 ear-old female student at ewa rk poli e that a suspect wearing a ski Hi gh 'ch ol was a. sau lt ed in a n c ssa ry sin there is no om House entered p.m. unknown persons en tered and typ mask displayed a kniC and p titi an for the available ·eats. took a ' him.:~ e teakwood jewelry classroom by another 17-y ar-old fore d th mployee to open th e N wcom r Dennis avage W
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MAIN STREET NORTH EAST, MD YORKLYN RD. & RT. 41 • HOCKESSIN, DELAWARE Rising Sun Plaza 21901 Rising Su·n, MD 21911 41 o• 658 • DEll (410) 287-3512 (302) 239-4201 M, W, F, 8·5 • TUES & THURS 8-8 • SAT 8·3 MAY l 19( • NF\\MU\ Pm;T • PAGE 13 ent. ompar the pric . p r pound sufC r from improp r amoums of etables general! need spring and of th diff rent products to arri eat fertilizer upplicd at the rong tim midsumm r low -nitrogen fcnilit.er. Soil tests available th e best value. ry to figure which is of year. ldea ll , trees and shrub · arc Th ni crsity of D !aware soi l the better nitrog n va lu e - _o planted wi th potash and phosphate tes t rewrnmendations ·omc with ~ OUTLOOK, from 8 applied in excess of what a law n or pound of i0- 10- IOfor 5.88.or25 in 'Orporated into rhc soil. This way ~pl.!t: ifi ~.: instructi n~ on the fertilit.cr ga rden need . pound of 27-3-3 for 13.49. the nutrients are put here the roots what's and hen ·s to help yo u grow I buy fertiliz rs for use on my Organic sourc s f plant nutri ar . For stab li shed trees and h ·alth plants hill: pre enting Whereas nitrogen overuse i home lawn and ga rd en guided by ent s often hav e anal ysis numb rs shru bs, ani the nitro ge n campo- enviro nmental damage from ·ce. always an environmental concern , so il t st re ·ults, and by the price per that ar ·mall r than their symheti c n nt f a fertilizer wi ll move far si e fertil izer us\.! . phosphat onl y becomes a pollutant pound of nutrient. I buy what th co unterparts. For e ample. a fi ·h en ugh into the root zo ne to be of oil tests arc a ailablc for pickup in surfac water · when s il washes r commendations say I need, and em ulsion produ ct I saw on the store much us . pring-Oow ring trees at all three county E tensio n offices into treams and lak ·, carrying the when it 's on sa le. To figure the pri c shelf had an analysis of 4-2-4. For and shrubs shou ld b f rtili zed for 5. pho phate with it. Phosphat in per pound of any of the nutrient. , fertilizing large areas of lawn or gar immediate! after bloom rime . Mail order for each soil test ·osts waterways co ntribute to over multiply the analysis number on the dens. thi s product could be cost-pro th ers ·an b' f rtili zcd in late win- $6. growth of alga and can lead to fish bag by the total weight of th bag hibitiv . But for th nutriti ona l 1 r. Bluegrass and fescu lawns do Send orders toN kills. An exception to this situation and divid by 100. 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Maebcrt pointed ut that the li ght acr ss the nev r-endin g now of traf Stan . throw benns. "We made that at DeiDOT Extemal Affair: initi ally working on it ," said Barbara at the entrance shared with 'lasgow fic along Route 896. "That's th a: . urance at Porter quare but not at said they did not know when or if Maebcrt , pres id ent of The Hi gh chool whi ·h was nashing saf . t th ing th y ever did ," St n sthr w," sa id Davi s who the c mmittee had m t inc Ia, t ommons civic group. "I'd at least most of the time in February had approved Macbert . admitted he did n t know why there J un and did not know when th y like to be able to park . We have to be n changed to nonnal signal. The New pr bl ms surfa ed recently wer differ nt assurances for the would meet again . pull up on the grass to get to our nashing light did not allow rc:id nts as a retai ning wa ll not previously two ommuniti s. After making inquiri . , Davi , in cluded in all the res id nt : infor Davies add d," We talked t aid that apparently "th on 'tru - mati on on the road project made it s DNRE about the asphalt in the ti n company had been holding appearance in front of the first row berm and they told us it would only m eting. with a ~ w of th e A of townhou ·e ·. be a problem in a wetland and Lhi is members about on e a month but Ac ording 1 Ma bert, John not wetland." didn 't tell DeiDOT. " Julian told res idents the wall was Duffy claimed the b rm at Maebert, a m mber of th A , necessary b ca use homeo wners Porter Square had I be rebuilt and said the meeting have been held ARRISTID? objected to the amoun t of lawn had a "rat infestation" which Duffy but not everyone can attend each DEFENSE OF CRIMINAL, TRAFFIC OR DUI CHARGES bein g lost to the new roadway. sa id co. 1 $1 million to xterminate. time. "They're held at 9 a.m .-not a NOISE OR ALCOHOL VIOLATIONS Hom owners who ca ll th ir street, "l have children," said Duffy, "I'm very convenient tim for mo. t peo ' Bosnia Row,' sa id they have com not go ing to live with anything like ple." The next meeting is planned BUILDING CODE/ OVERCROWDING plained all along that the r ad was that." Mae bert ·aid one of her con for June 5 in the KCI construction EXPUNGEMENT OF CRIMINAL RECORDS too close to their prop rtie. . "I actu cerns wa. al so preventing "rod nts trailer at the inter ection of Routes ally lik th retaining wa ll there " in th e b rms." 896 and 40. ALDERMAN'S COURT I OTHER COURTS sa id Maeb rt . Duffy said DeiD T has 'lied" to At a meeting on Wedne day, Joe Of more concem to homeowners resident s about the onstruction Serbu, project engineer for the road was the "hazardou. material " being work from the beginning and efforts work, promised to provide a letter MARK D. SISK, ATTORNEY used to fill t.he berms next I the to get information arc often unsuc from DNRE as uring member. of formerly Newark City Prosecutor 1980-1994 dev lopment. ' Anne Canby c.: s ful. In Jun e of 1995, Anne th e group that items buried in the (DeJD T ecretary) ass ured us they anby set up a Citizen's Advisory berm were not a problem. would not put in anything bigger ommittee and promised a eries of Maebert said he was satisfied Hughes, Sisk & Glancy, P.A. than 3 foot by foo t and nothing meetings would continue for the with the infonnation provided by 522 Greenhill Avenue hazardous," said re ·ident Jack duration of the Route 896 construc Serbu but wanted DelDOT to do Wilmington, DE 19805 Duffy. " Th~;y are putting in 6 foot tion project. Canby said the purpose something about the du t from the by 6 foot pieces of torn up road of the committee wa "to create an benns. "[ wi h they cou ld spray (302) 658-5144 asphalt and oncrete a. w II as opportunity for members to provide them or plant something to hold tire !" DeiDOT and the contractor ·with down the dust," Maebert said. " It Listing of areas of practice does not represent official Alan Davies, co mmunity rela construction-related oncerns a looked like Kansas one day last certification as a specialist in those areas. tions director at DeiDOT, aid he they arise." week." I::======~ was not aware of any ass urances In response to que tions about What Are You Going 1"1o Give 'fo Motn ''It's Really liue! This Mother's Day? The U.S. Healt:hcare· Medicare Plan (I low ttbout "jewels"?) Offers A $0 Premium Plarr And PrescriPtion Benefits, Too!" If you're Medicare-eligible, you're invited to join us for a cup of coffee and complete Ll;tJtQd CBv«k c=ttvtQimtted· information on U.S. Healthcare Medicare. 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The library is lo ated on fa ll semester dea n's list for out De laware St., New a:t le. standing academic achievement. ,~ WHOLESALE & RETAIL (302) 738-2220 PRODUCE 61 Marrows Rd. MARKET Newark, Delaware • • OF 10.00 OR MORE • EXP. 5/30/96 1 \ :i. I~U) • ;'\HI\R!-:Po..,r • P\<.1 17 Spartans win in OT By ERIC FINE NEWARK POST CONTRIBUTING WRITER OR ~ EN VILL E- t. Mark\ girl~ ~occcr team pulled off a come from-behind w in in double-over tim to del' at arch ri val rs uline 2- 1. M oan lffland': shot from th e left side with abo ut 30 !>econd~ remaining in th ' final o "rtimc period landed in the hr left side of the goa l. just beyond rsulin goa l keeper Kenna Healy's fing rtips. The' in pr '~e rv ecl the, part ans· undefea ted record and challen11.ecl NEWARK POST PHOTO BY ERI C FIN th e tea m after it had hree;e I th rounh much of it s schedule. "We Hodgson catcher Sharon Novak holds on ball after a collision with a Delcastle player in Saturday 's softball action. Hodgson won 8-2 . n d d a rea l hard game like th i;;. and w wer fortunat ' to come away ' ith a win." said St. Mark's Coach Tom DeMatteis. . l. Mark\ (9-0) app ar d Hodgson softball getting together unass'rti in th~.: first half. Th · partan s fe ll behind 1-0 on Erica · Domingo's goal and g n rat ed little ' as shortstop K at ie Lntt (.47 1. 3 ITor. , a lot of littl thin gs that have Pickett . aid freshman pit her J n offensi e press ur . That all changed By ERIC FINE Ze lano started th seu:on slowly. '· Hrs. 1-+ Rs, 16 RBb). gi en oth er tc ams oppLHl uniries." after th e intcrmi ss i n. ·· ··· ········ ··· ·· ·· ············· ··· ······ ······ lot of it wa s from being intimidat d. Fre ~hman Keysha Ti llcr ( .387, The Silver l ~ aglc s showed ofT NEWARK POST CONTR IBUTING WRI TER t. Mark's domina! cJ th s cond 10 R~ . II RBis) ha ~ round a home at ' 0111~.,; ortheir potcntial in an -2 win In practice she throw. hard , she' . half, att mpting 15 more : hots than first and in the No.4 spot in th e bat over Dclcastl e atur la y. They Coming off it. first losing season relaxed and she throws strikes,' ' he Ursuline. The Spa rt ans eve ned the ting orcl r. Des ignated hitt r andi turne I a co uple unlikely doubl in three years, Hodg. on's s ftball sa id. " But e·~r ly in th se ason, she sco re on Katie PhipJ . · shot in th e Mitchell (.389, 7 Rs. 13 RBis) has pia s aft r the ougars put runners team has reaso n for hope. was throwing 8- 10 miles p r hour box at around the -5-minute mark . al so mad a maj r l:On trihution. in sco ring position. In th e third The Silver Eagles (4-7) ha slower in gam s. I think sh 's ju . t They also out -shot U rsu I inc 28-8 0 er all, th e team· has com pi led an inning. Lott f ielded a grounder and • hown improvement in th e area that now coming into her own. in th e overtim peri ods. But the impressi e J 18 batting a erag . gunned down a runner at horn', th en ha. been th eir Achille. ' heel in "She fit. in well with the team ." effort would have go ne larg I "W · v heen scorin g a lot archer haron Novack nailed rh e recent years: pitching. ''In fast-pitch But Hodgson's ta lent only b gin. or unnotic d w re it not for Jffland 's run s." said Pickett, a 48-y ar-o ld bauer ar second . . oftball , th e pitcher really domi with Z lano. Third baseman Dawn late-gam heroi cs. After all, a tie hi story t achcr who has coached the In the fifth, ri ght fielder M ary nate. the game," . aid Hodgson Magaw (.432, 18 Rs, 9 steals) was a falls well short of a win. oach Jack Pi ckett. " Pitching also fir. t-team Blue Hen onferen e team ror si , easons. "Our prob l ms See HODGSON , 20 ~ hides other weaknesse . ." Flight B se lection last sea. on. So ha ve be n menta l and ph ysical See SPARTANS WIN , 20 ~ Wizards Lightening riddled by strikes Rough for GHS Riders lacrosse By DAVID G. W. SCOTT By ERIC FINE NEWARK PO ST STAFF WRITER NEWARK POST CO NTRIBUTING WRITER Th ere was a thunder cloud The Wizards lost their magi rolling up on Gla~ gow • tadium on against the defending champion M onday night , but all th e el 'C tri it y Long Island Rough Ri ders Ia. t was on th lacrosse field. Saturday in the D I awa re team 's Glasgow had ju ~ t wo n a riti -aJ home op ner. district game aga in~! cros~- town How bad wer Ia t sea on'. ri al N wark 9-8. lf it's pos~ ibl e, U lSL Pro Divi. ion finalists? Bad th e game was c l o~er th an 1h . ore nough for Wizard. Coach Jo indica! ''> . Brown to consider overhauling hi. dricnne Oilh had Newark lin up and even r -to ling hi s ro. storming bac k from a 7-3 halftime ter. deficit. Th Yellowjacket junior Long Island shutout th scored five g als. Newark simply Wizards 2-0 while allowing them ran out of tim in th eir comeba k on ly five hots. ''We wereju t not !Tort. a good team [ aturday], and we For Ia. g w. the win wa !'l anoth g t puni. hed for it," said Brown, r important step in th huilding of who doubles as a part owner of a program . the team . "This team has never won more The Wizard s again take to the than two oames and ne 'r . cor d home turf against the Hampton more than 10 goa ls in a season." Road (Va.) Mariners tomorrow at said first- year Gla. gow coach Marc 7:30p.m. at Newark High' Yettori. " We told K ely (Schupp) Hoffman Stadium in a game . he was going t ha e a break Brown ha already labeled criti through gam . I'm just glad it was cal. tonight.'' He plan to re valuate hi per S ·hupp and Annie anto w r up sonnel. even after Delaware'. 1-0 NEWARK POST PHOTO BY ERIC FINE and down th fi ld lik light nin o. See WIZARDS , 22 • Defensive back David Holmes baHies with Long Island Rough Rider for the ball in the Wizards ' 2-0 loss . See GHS LAX , 20 ~ P cE 1 • E\ ARK Po~ 1 • M .,. 3, 19 G NEwARK ros1 ·:· SPORTS . 1r------, ALL RA T 1 ArHrErE OF 1HE WEEK I P TO THE P BLI I 7DAY AWEEK T. MARK'S Ur uline, she played outside fullback, out I 8 .m. until Dusk Megan lftland side haltback, stopper I Swas looking to 1 %DISCOUNT add variety to her life and wing. I "She' super ath For Seniors (60 & over) when she went out for a I lete," he said. ''That's I Weekdays only- 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. the . occer team. lftland, who Jives so important to the I team that we can plug 1 BIUN THIS COUPON & RECEIVE $1.00 OFF I in Pike Creek, experi her in anywhere." I Large or mall Bucket of Balls I enced a wave of oc cer nostalgia a year Iffland said she is ll!·ifi@i·'·'il·t ~1a~•~nll;t-tt·Fi'4uif1U!JNJIS·''·III ago. The 17-year-old playing with more con junior played the sport fidence this season after during grade school competing during the before choosing to ummer with the concentrate on swim Kirkwood Soccer ming. Club's Typhoon, an 18- Voted . wimmer of and-under rep. team. the year, the All-Stater Her memories of losing won the 50 and tOO in the state finals to free- tyle events last Dickinson last season winter. But she decid are at o motivating her. ed to return to the soc But St. Mark 's won't cer field, and even see the Rams until tour went to the trouble of nament time. adjusting her practice "I think the feeling schedule with the that we got from that Delaware Swim will push us more. I Center in New Ca tie. don 't want to say we "[ kind of missed could beat them, but l r.occerl, I gue " ·he think it would be a said. "lt kind of gave Megan lffland shows the ball control skills that led to good game," she said. me a break from her overtime goal against Ursuline. In the meantime, she . wimming." is enjoying the season . ''I like occer because lffland scored per- on the right side and slammed a hap the biggc t goaJ f her arc r it's a little more team oriented," shot into left side of th goal. he said. " I like the unity of the in Monday 's 2-l win against t. Mark '. oach Tom Ursuline. With about 30 seconds socc r team. And it's much bener DeMatt i. ca lls Jfnand "Miss. being outside in the spring." remaining in the second overtime Versatility" b cause he can use Except if you' re an Ursuline period, she got a step on her her at · many positions. Against defender from abou t 15 yards away fan. lnterhash with the hasher from C nterville. For more information Harriers Hash New Y rk City pl anned for on the Hockessin Hash rs contact The Hock ss in Hash Hous Sunday May 5. The hash will Bob Auer at 994-55 19, or ca ll the Harriers have a poin t-to-point take place at Winterthur in Ha. h Hotline at 633-3386. 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The host th " iris ne team frl m onnel:ticut \ a~ NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER Toumamt.!nl , a Bo s halh1ge on ra ing about th ' tournam nt an I Jun 8-9, a B s Premi er n June promi sed to n.: turn hom~.! and ··e an The Kirkwo d o er lub has 15- 16 and a ' all Kick -OtT lassie. gditc to the rl' ·tor th ir ·tub" about com pl ted the first of four tournu Accordin g to hris Morgan , thl' Kirkwood facilities, a · ·ording m nts with smashing succ • ' S. Th • ccu ti vc dir tor of the Kirkwood to Brnsmcr. onm: ·ti cut is tradi 16th Annual iris Tournament at oc r lub. th ' re were 16 appli - tionall 'r strong in girls s · ·cr. Kirkw od '. s c r mpl w ·nt Th facilit includ ' S 13 field s off without a hitch and I ft r ams hi 'h ar in exce ll ent pia ing shHpl' with a good fe ling ab ut th club and the ind or fa ·ilit \ ith and the ar a. r stro ms. lock ·rs. snack bar and According t tournament dir - gam· r om . tor, Gerry Bro mer, 124 t ams from It's a ni ·e "People ar' walking away with a even state had gi rl teams at the •• good attitude about Kirk ood so - tournament. economic boostfor cer," said Brosm ' r. "We f el the ' Wh n you put together th four th, e area. " tournament g ts good e posur for vents we run in th year, w r the facilit y and p ·oplc s em pleased right up there wi th the LP A, the ith th' whol packag'." Tour DuPont and NA AR in Gerry Brosmer With o er 1500 pia ers c mpet Dover," Brosmer said . "It's a nice l OURNAMENT DIREC IOR ing in different age groups, many c nomi b ost for the ar a and th tea ms r turn car after year. state." Brosm ·r said it was difficult to 'sti Th Kirkwood So ccr tourn a ca nts for the gir ls tournament, mate the number of peopl who ments hav exist d for 16 years. rn aning teams were turned away. att ndcd th v nt including par NEWARK POST PHOTO BY KELLY BENNm ThL is the third year that th girl s Many of the teams that pmtici ·nts , coaches and fan s, but that it Beth Norris, who plays for Glasgow High, ices her foot after a tough week hav had an v nt of th ir own. parcd were nthusiastic about how was a boon for loca l hotel and .epd_of girls soccer at the 1996 Girls Invitational at Kirkwood Soccer Club. Kirkwood So c r lub e. tabli shed the vent was run anclth cond ition restaurant owners. Hanging Baskets KSC Tigers capture Kirkwood title 0 Geraniums • BcgonJas Bedding~ Vegetable Plants They've been regional champi coaching for 14 years. "We won an "We have two great goa lt enders The Tig rs hope to continu thei r Ofut DAILY 8:00 AM-a:OO fM ons since they were ten-year-olds, indoor event at Kirkwood this win in Kenna Hea ly and Amy winning ways this ·ununer. They and this weekend the Kirkwood ter and the girls just kept on improv McK enna," he sa id. "We were will play at th Rc iona l REEDER'S Tigers continued their winning ing." working together and communicat Tournament of hampions in GREENHOUSE ways by taking the crown at the Leading the way for the Tiger: ing perfectly." Niagara Falls in arly July. This is 410 \\'hltc II all Hd. the fou t1h y ar in a row that th e Elhton. ~ID 16th Annual Girls Tournament at was captain Rosanna Peterson. McKenna even show som abi li (410) 398·5067 Kirkwood Soccer Club. Peterson scored in three of the four ty in the field sc ring in the champi Tigers ha c r presen ted the area in Coach Ralph Goldrick's team games to lead her team. Ashley onship game against th lti c thi s tournament. Then the team wi ll -has been working a long time Dilworth, an eighth grader at Wanderers . travel to Europe to play in the toward this weekend's victory. Ursuline Academy, scored three Goldrick also cited th e play of London up and take a side trip to "It 's something you build for, goal in four games. Angela Rosini, Megan O'Donn II , Pari . and something you hope will come Goldrick said his team 's strength Sa ra Bamthouse, Kristin Goldrick -Dal'id G. W. Sco tt true," said Goldrick who has been is its goalt.ending. and Becky urry. [ Fa~ to the Max! 737·9019 TUXEDO RENTAL ·&SALES Latest styles available, all tuxedos in stock. OUR PRICE ALWAYS INCLUDES Your Choice of: Prom 0 Bow Tie & Cumberbund Special 0 Vest & Tie 8 0 Shirt Styles 29.S49 0 Cufflinks & Studs Justa Guaranteed Satne Day Sem~c · ·~~.~..' '~:1 :Main St. • Newark, DE 19711 • 302-737-1519 ·-.:::.:- _,.. A ._, M-,F.J.0-9 _• Sat 10-6 • Sun 12-5 Serving Delaware, Maryland & Pennsylvania for more than 24 Years. P c~ ~0 • ~ ~ . WARK Pos·t • M 3, 199() N EWARK PosT ·:· SPORTS Hodgson together .• n I duo eyes the end ... HODGSON,from17 ~~~~i~~~gz~~~~~u~rac~~~iit~~;,o Coach Beth Mitchell aught a fl y ball , "We practice so well. Every r layed the ball to Lott, who threw a practice i. great. Then we w uld get By MARTY VALANIA in co llege . play. We try to coach the kids and . trik e to Novack t get another out out on th e field and a t like "Thi s isn't any recr ati onal make them bett er ballplayer . ." at home pl at . tranger ," h aid. NEWARK POST CONTRIBUTING WRITE R leagu ; this is seriou s baseball. We Thi s y ar's t am will include "We sh uld hav . taned sooner," Added Novack, 17 : " l think now hope to fi ll a ne d th at no oth r local four members of that 1990 Little sa id Lott 17, who lives in Newark. we've all come together. Now if we It 's b en an ex tremely successful organization fi ll s." League championship team - an We had the talent th whole time, but make a mi tak , we pump every coac hing comhinati >n for a long Winning ba se ball is nothing Me ullough , Jeff Myers, Tom mi g we didn't u. it. We just r alized it body back up so we don't make the time. Now the duo of Joe kn ew t Myers and Me ull ugh. and Jon Ohliger. Other area players was time to stan. We have great bat ." sam mistake again. Me ull ou 1h and V' rn Myers i ~ Their first yea r tog ther, 1990, they that are ex pect d to play includ Lou, who may be Hodgson's "We 're all getting along much aiming for a fittin g fini sh to a cham direc ted the Newark American Aaron B crs , Adam Baumgardner, m . t vo al chee rl eader, aid th better," rhe Bear resident said . pionship-laden run that ha s Littl Leag ue All -Star team ( 11 -12 Tony L fink , Gary Slagle and Ri ck team has had diffi ult makjng the strct ·h 'd llcvc n yea rs. year-olds) to the state champion ·hip BrockelI. Me ullough an d Myerll will and the hampi onship game of the "We got great help in the f rm of wach Ll yd lludson/Post 3 1 - a Eas tern Reg ional - just one game spon so rship from Ll yd Hud. on , tra vclin summer baseball team for away from b coming th e first wh 's just a baseball fan that liv . Spartans win in OT 111 - 18 year-olds - for the third and D laware t am to eve r qualify for here in Newark as well as Post 31's final season. Last year 's team had a the world championship tournament Mik e 0 onstanza," McCullough ... ST. MARK'S, from 17 repeated to the team, gathered . 2- 10 rcc rd and ad van ·eel to the in Williamsport , Pa . said. around him in a semicircle after NABF as tern Reg ional cham pi Newark American was beat n by "We're al so goi ng to have a great The 17-year-old junior hot fr m ward. "Remember what it feels like. ons hips. Two years ago, as an hippensburg, Pa 5-2 in th at gam . staff of peopl to work with th e an angle, about 15 yard from th You 've got to do thi s every game.' ·x pansion t am, the squad compil ed hippensburg went on to capture the players. We' ll have Pet Emig , ary goa l. She had just a step on an DeMatteis marveled at the half a 30-10 mark and won the Delaware United States championship b fore Slagl and Joe Stetina with us as Ur uline player. " I just hoped it 'd go dozen Spartan hots that hit the Ameri an Legion state title. being beaten by Taiwan in the wor ld wel l as ce il ommunity allege's in ," said Jffland, who lives in Pike po t. ' lt was like nothing 1 ever This year's team will play a 50- tit le game. head coach Dick Bro kell." reek. "I kind of closed my eye ." saw," he said. "After awhile, they ga me sc h dul c that wi ll take it to The coaching tand em al so direct With sons Sean and Jeff bein g The goa l was her third of the sea cou ld have thou ght, 'What do we showcase tournamen ts in Ba ltimore , ed a N ·wark American eni or 18-years-old and g tting ready to son. She attributed increased ball have to do to score?' But they did Penn sy lv ania and New York. L ague ( 14- 15 year-olcl s) ream to a head off to co ll ege, thi s marks th e movement for the team 's second n't. They w nt after it and after it." "We wanL tn give th e kids who state title as well winnin g the last summ er that Me ullou gh and half offensive revival. "Everybody Forward Jennette Wikel agreed. arc serious baseball pl ayers a place American Leg ion state champi Mye rs wi ll coach together. was looking for passes. l rea lly "We ju t kept going, especially in to pl ay," said Me ull ough, who has onship in Post 3 1's firs t and on l "We've had a ni ce run toge th er," think we wanted to win . We got overtime. When we stepped it up, directed teams to 16 championships year in the league. Me ullough sa id . "We've had a lot together worked the field and they got tired. They got worn out," in 16 years of coac hing at dif~ rent "We rea lly try to teach base ball," of fun and we think th e kid have played with a lot of heart. ' the 16-year-old junior said. lev Is. "We wa nt to ex pose them to said Myers, who has coached hi gh had a lot of fun . We 'v also won at DeMatt i. prai. ed the team for "We really had to pick it up a playing four or fiv games a wee k school baseball at Wilmington and every level. This is the Ia. t year and its gritty effort, but added it would step 1in the econd hal fl. 1t took a and playing every weekend . That's Alexis I. DuPont. 'We just don 't we think it can be ano th er good need to play with the same intensity lot of concentration. We really had what they' ll do if they go on to pl ay throw th e balls out and let th kids one." for the rest of the eason. to mentally prepare ourselves," said "That 's what it's all about," he Wik I, who lives in Elkton. Newark lacrosse nips Glasgow Lightening, GHS lacrosse By DAVID G. W. SCOTT ings between the teams. gish with the first half ending in ... GHS LACROSSE, from 17 Newark played without Julia B n Garrison add -d two and a 2-2 ti . Novak who plays cover point. NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER Matl Frentzel and Wi II ross an Newark jumped out in front chupp scored four times , and Without Novak, Merena said her anto added three more as the in th e fourth quarter before team was a little confused. If notched one goal a pi c . 6-2 ·ophomore duo seemed unstop 6-5 WIN OV R cross N...:wark oach hri s Bark r lasgow made its run. The Merena was concerned about her pable. Santo seemed to outrun the defense, he was impressed with her town rival lasgow pro singled out juni r goali e lin Dragon · scored with les · than a p li ed Newark Hi gh's "G HS " in grease-paint on her offense. A romer who had ten saves. minute remaining to mak th e cheek. Schupp 's aggressive moves boys lacrosse team into the lime "Out attack did a great job," she "Colin 's really been the back score 6-5. t ward the goal caught Newark by said. "We passed and cut really li gh t around the state. bon of the t am." said Barker. Glasgow goal surprise. Katie heridan scored the Kevin Hudson scored two well, and we used the whole field." " He's been keeping us in g· 1mes Owen arroll other two goa ls for Glasgow. For Glasgow goa lie Danielle goals making his total against all season long.'' Duhamel! (2), In the second half, Newark did a Gaine , it wa a team win . Glasgow s -ven in the two m er- Both teams started out slug- Buckingham ( I) . better job covering both Dragon "My teammates gave me a piece peedster , allowing the Yellowjackets of paper that said somethi ng like to get back in the gam . •you're part of the team, you want Newark coach Marcia Merena the same things they do,"' said 27 42 Pulaski Highway said her team 's defense was not as Gaines who blocked 12 shots. ICHOLS good a it cou ld have been. What they wanted was a win Newark, D "It's tough to play games playing over district rival Newark High. catch-up, " said Merena. "We played They got what they wanted just NURSERY better lacros e in the second hal f. 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Tickets available at Hartshorn box office (831-2204) or in person at the Bob Carpenter i Just 20 minutes south of Newark. Center & Perkins Student Center. For Special Accommodations needed for any of L! __ 2_5_:~~ e! ~: !!:!..~·2~m_!.n.!t:! ~~ _!~t~~:_ ___ !!PJ these events, lease call 831-2206. P c~. 22 • ~w RK l'o ~I • M 3, l996 City Softball Standings Blue Division Wm . Penn tops Newark 1-0 Deer Park 4 0 1.000 New a tie - William Penn we couldn't get a run in ," Bedford end th inning. Time Out 3 0 1.000 rec iv d a gift run in the first inning . aid. "Jim Bob pitched a grea t '· ( just had to bare down and Crab Trap 3 1 .750 c urt sy of a bas . -loaded walk . gam , ut . did George riebel." thr w strikes," ·aid Harrison, an 18- Scorers Pub 2 1 . 667 And the ol nial: made the most of ri b I settled down after a year- ld senior who has attracted East End 2 2 .500 it in their 1-0 hom e win over rough start t throw a omplete attention fr m th Philadelphia Border Cross. 1 3 .250 Newark . game. H surrendered only si hits, Phillies, th New York Mets and the Yankee Rest. 0 4 . 000 expan ion Arizona Diamondba k. . 0 4 .000 Wednesday 's loss dropped th but hi s first-inning wildness proved Statewide Restor. Yellowjack ·ts (6- in Fli ght A, R-3 to be the differ nc in the gam . Harri so n, who liv in New Gold Division overall) a full game behind th e With n out , he walked Ray astl e, started the day with a sup r Colonials in the loss column in the Williams th en gav up ba k-to-back . tin gy .18 ERA. He defeated th e Scorers Pub 2 0 1.000 Blue Hen onferen e race . hits to load the bases. Williams tri d 'Ja kets 6-2 during the first meeting Elkton Carpet 3 1 . 750 ewark ould have ti ed th gam to . core on another sing! , but of th tw rival s last month. Newark Fence 3 1 .750 in rh scv nth aft r Ni k Jones Newark ce nt erfielder Scott Hunt Jonc said th e key to hitting Reed Constr. 3 1 .750 pull ed a high fastball d wn th ri ght gunn d him down at home plat e. Harris n may b laying off the Kapplers Constr. 0 2 .000 fi eld line for a I adoff triple. Bu1 ri ebel then walked Vince hurl r's hi gh fa tball. And staying Carhartt Crushers 0 3 .000 William Penn pit cher Jim Bob ic ante lli n four pit hes 10 fo rce relaxed at the plate. "The hi gh F.M.C. 0 3 .000 Harrison coaxed a ground-out, then in Ri ky Jlein with the game's lone pitches are the hard stone · to hit ," struck out the last two batters to fin run . he :aid. "l think a lot of ish off a masterful four-hit ~ hut o ut. But aft r pitching out f troubl p opl ... were intimidated." !I arrison, whose fastball was in the s co nd , ri eb·l ga e up onl But , the ri ght fielder added TERMITIS SWARMING??? clocked at R8 m.p.h., struck out I "'" thr ·c hit s th ' rest of the game. things could turn around during th to po. t hi . fifth win and run The 'Jackets al so had Harri son po:ts ason. A year ago, N wark Wi II iam Penn 's overa ll record to 8- on the rop s in the fourth , but the swept the I nial: during the reg CALL TODAY FOR A -· The righ t-hander struck out th olonials' ace made sure they didn 't ular season nly to lose to th em in FREE INSPECTION side in the firs! and third innings. c a~h in . With one out , ean th e state tournament. ~.:wa rk a ·h urt Bedfo rd sa w Me ullough sin gl d and stole sec "llopcfull y w an do what they ...o-:ssa-aoso th ~,; game as a pit chers' battl e th at ond base. Harri son then wa lkc I tw did last year if we meet [again 1." cou ld have go ne ither way. of the next three hilt rs to load the Jones said . S02·S2B·O'I80 " I' m more or less fru strat etl that bases before striking cut J ncs to -Eric Fine Elkton, MD (Ri ing un, Harford Co. & Pa. 1-800-750-7333) NHS soccer: win some, lose some By ERIC FINE ''I'm ~rending mon.: time in the Eng li sh and Juli e Mar . Clair credi t whirlpool room th • L cal obituaries are printed of cwark um ry lub and the Rehoboth Prcsb tcrian hu h of C\\ art.. . Burr a! Wll\ 111 ' mlx·r of St. l~ li tahc lh 1111 .'cion 'atlllll r · Marie L. Townsend, ountr lub and the f-ir st Presby! rian in I lead of hristiann 'cmctery. Chun.: h. free of charge a space permit . hurch of cwarJ... . Th · fam ily ~ u ggcs t s contrihution' 10 the he i' ~ urv i w d h) her h u ~ t an d, Fra nJ... II.; member Newark Her first hu !> band , Edward H nry Luke t7hci mcr '. ~s ociation . ~on ~. Br an M .•u ul daughter, l a 11 n 1. Information u. ua/1 i upplied died in 19 5, her . c ·o nd hu . band, eorgc L. S haffcnn.m , both at home; hrothcr,, Jo,cph to the paper b funeral dire · Country Club Town ~cnd died in 197R. Sa crin o of cas1dc I Ieight, , .J .. Mi hac! he is survived b a .on , ~d ard J. 'Ted' Phyllis F. Perry, 54 ')a crino of • ca Bngh1 , .J. , and Ed' ard L. tors. For more information, con Hod:es in resident , Marie To nsend. Lake of ~:wurk : dau ghter . Deb rah L. a crin l of Barn ~g al Ba . .J.: sr,la, died Mar h 28, 1996. of Alzheimer'. Di ease Huntington of Munha ~s ct , . Y., nthia . 'onni c aban ofTum~ Ht cr, .J .: antlthrl'e tact editorial assistant Gayle K. in oke bury Village. Wactj ·n of ilvcr pring. Md .: si.tcr. Belt J. grandchildrl'n. Mrs. Town~cnd , 70, wa ~ a nuti e of ustin of Downe . ali f. ; and fi c grand hil 1a"s of Ch ristian Burial \\ :1~ 'aid pnl Hart at 737-0724 or fax 737- ewurk and a homemaker. drcn . 90 19. h wa a graduate of f-ri ends ·ho t and Servi cs were h ·ttl pril I at th · F ir~ t aruh Lawrence ollcgc. h • wu~ a member See OBITUARIES , 24 ~ The Church Directory Is NEWARK WESLEYAN CHURCH published by the Newark Post. New Ads and changes 706 West Church Rd .- Newark (302) 737-5190 St. Thomas's Pari. h should be sent to: Church 11(• S. ( ' ullc~.: c i\1c. ut l'ttrk l'lut·c, ilot'llarl-., llr llJ711 ( '0:!) lllX 111-1~ C' h ut~h Oll!n'('HKl 1·00 1nu . Fn .l Directory, 601 Bridge St., P.O. Sunday School· all ages ...... 9:30a.m. (l02) 'Ill• 11:!7.1 )l,m,h lnlomt 'pent her wi nt e r ~o . Fox ha\e ancer enter. ervi ·e.,. Burial wa in athedral emetcry. .... OBITUARIES , from 23 Irene M. G. Sabotta, Mrs. Fen\termaker, 8 I, taught at Robc 11 S. wl laher Eh!mcn tary chuol, cwa rk , and I :11 lit. Eh1.1hclh Ann Sewn Cathohl 'burch DuPont secretary earlie r, at Eden Sc ho I, Bear, now May A. Margaret F. Fontello, Wayne D. Suiter, Bunal wa~ 111 lh · M1· rnury ( iurdcn of Lca~urt: Element ary 'chool, and in Sea ford . Cirau:lawn Mcrnorral P.tr 1,'\ ark ri.:'>IUCnl , lri.:IIC ~1 . NEVVARI< POST.. BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL AUTO GLASS & TOWING (IN THE 8 & G GLASS CO. ( G~~"78e ) SPOTLIGHT) A COMPLET E ~~S E RVI CE Trusted By Medical Professionals " Windshields Re paired & Replaced " Glass Insta lled While- You-Wait 24 Hour Tow ing - 7 Days - Local & Long Distance A 302-834-2284 o r 4 10-392-3074 ~ INS WORK • FREE E S T IMATES • GLASGOW - -~- AUTOMOBILE PARTS &SUPPLIES ME ------t\ Continumg 'arc r:tulit y 1~ Mark Battaglia - the mrJSL nwcl 'm ~ tc iliLy in Lh' community providinR I Store Manager l ong ~ Lerm are for its chroni and suh~a ute r sidents, 24 huurs a (.UL)'; every day. I 334 E. Pulas ki Hwy. 41 0•398·8844 I all M e lp int for furth r info rmation J2.1kt~ , M_!? 2,!221 _____ J on chro n i and . ub-a ut AUTO REPAIRS 410-398-6474 ~ ,1\ ~A!',~ • 152 North East Rd. - .. ,~ North a t,MD AutoServ1ce Q (410) 2 87-5821 One Price Ilrive • Elld.on, MD 21921 A Familiar Name - Same Great Service! •ALL MAJOR & MINOR REPAIRS CERTIFIED EMISSIONS TREE SERVICE •COMPUTER ALIGNMENT & BALANCING REPA IR FACILITY# 5000 TRASH REMOVAL & RECYCLING •INSPECTIONSTAT ION# 507 9AT STEPHEN A. FOSTER J.B. TREE EXPERTS C!!j ~ OWNER & CERTIFIED TECHNICIAN Complete Tree Care · CORRON•s TRASH REMOVAL Com me rciai-Residen ti al Our Spe cialty 1?. eside ntial Service · PRUNING • FERTJLIZATION • TREE REMOVAL • LOT Sch e duled Recycle Pick-U s CLEAR I G ·STUMP GRINDING • FREE WOOD CH IJ>S EMPLOYMENT SERVICES R easona ble Rates - Free Estimates "Tree' Movin g & Transplanting With Our Tree padc" E lkton and Surrounding Areas l'll'f COSTS WITHOUT CUTTING CORNERS -Lie. & Certified by State of Maryland -lNSURED- Impr vtn profitability shouldn'tmcan sacrificing 4 10-39 8- 1972 or 1-R00-724-1 72 Ronald Corron 410-398-0869 productivny. The so lution: The Olsten Felxible WorkForce- 1-ltghly slalled, qualified lempornry as~ignm ·nt employees who come lo you with a guarantee HOME HEALTH CARE NURSING of sati fac tion . HOSPITAL & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT .L\ Oltten To find out how your company can profit from our •\Staft Servces flexible staffing solutions, coli Olstcn al: ,.....CECIL HOME CARE PLUS Newark (302)738·3500 Wilmington (302)478·6110 In Home Private Care tGB\CJ'-• PHARMACY INC ~ 'I ELKTON MEDICAL PARK lntroducing ... BRIEF CARE "MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS" HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING A 30 to 90 Minute Visit Complete All Appllanco~11~~~:~?n b~r~~~~o$ 11~~~gMRo~~~ l EQulpmonl & 208 Nort h St. with Bath Meal •.S~~2~~~Acg~: ~~~,;~6~:;: s. W~rk~~~ c::h~ ~s 410- 398- 4383 or 800- 728· 4374 24 Hr. Service • Personal Care A ir Condlllonlng - Healing Rosldontial • Com mercial • lndu trl 1 • Light House Keeping SALES · SERVICE- PARTS 287-8408 398·1618 UYORK • HEAT PUMPS. HUMIDIFIERS 423 E. Cecil Ave. North East ._...... ~ • REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT NURSING HOMES CALL (41 0) 398-1530 HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES MEDPOINTE Together... Serving You with Continuing Care Center PET GROOMING 1 Price Dr. Elkton,M D Compreh nsive Home Health Care as • M odernISt t e of the Art Facility • 24 hr. Professio nal Care S t aff 'Dog orta ~ Home Health • H ome Away from Home • The Best Rehab in Cecil Co. AWARD WINNING GROOMING BY Corporation of America NATIONAL CERTIFiED MASTER GROOMERS ntt 1 -800-899-2121 - 410-398-6474 llANO TRIPPING & EXCEPTIONAL 11995 WROGROOMING Master Care I SOR WORK FOR PETS OR ROW WORLD C/Ii\M PION· Propn.lor Sa ra h Un w•• I!I'RECI/T 1/0LU\ND Pro£ sional Home Health Services 2201 OGLETOWN R . GROOMINGCONTE T N e wArk (A cro s ~ From Avon) 366-8161 ProfessiomJ Home Health Care Agency REHABILITATION 800-333-4208 POWER WASHING IIMIQifJ lt,t. The o~ly 1~11 se"':lce Rehab ADVERTISE HERE vn Q.""" Provider Ill Cectl County! z:::IR-UAI In MD. 392·7027 «~ HOA.t¢·~~' PRESSURE CLEANING .-nft In Del. 731-0743 ~~~ SPECIALIST • PhysicaVOccupational Therapy • Orthopedic/Neurologic Rehab • To advertise here Aquatic Re.h~bil~atlon • Hand.Therapy • Wound Care • Amputee ~~~ ·REASONABLE PRICES- Clintc • Sports Medlctne • Work Reconditioning tl, ~>- .. s SIDING -DECKS u N N ·Participating with Most Insurances- Call Mark at 1 0 :-.~.n ~Rs g ~. . BRICK- CONCRETE ~~~ HOMh SERVH hS Jim Andersen, Owner ...... UNION HOSPITAL 124 Montaque Lane FREE ESTIMATES • Fully Ins. & Licensed 1-800-745-1942 MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL__ BLDG _ Elkton, MD 21921 MD (410) 392-6412 • DE (302) 731-3113 111 W. HIGH ST., ELKTON STE 112 Delaware Department of Transportation Anne P. Canby 6 Secretary PUBLIC NOTICE NOISE POLICY The Delaware Department of Transportation (DeiDOT). announces the issuance of the Department's Transportation Noise Policy. Comments received at public workshops held throughout the state in September and October of 1994 have been Incorporated into the policy. The document constitutes DeiDOT's policies and procedures with regard to traffic noise. The policy consists of the following major topics: • Criteria to determine when noise abatement is to be considered (based on existing noise levels, future noise levels, land use, etc.) • Community involvement process • Noise barrier maintenance requirements • Procedures for land developers to consider noise abatement in future sub division design Copies of the policy will be available for review at the following locations: • DeiDOT Central District Building , Route 13 in Dover, DE (behind Winner Ford) • DeiDOT North District Building, Route 7 in Bear, DE • DeiDOT South District Building, Route 113 in Georgetown, DE • Dover Public Library, S. State Street in Dover, DE • Lewes Public Library, 111 Adams Ave. in Lewes, DE • Newark Free Library, 750 Library Ave . in Newark, DE • Wilmington Public Library, 1Oth and Market Sts. in Wilm , DE For a copy of the policy, please write to Christine B. Gillan , Manager, External Affairs, Department of Transportation, P.O. Box 778, Dover, DE 19903 or call (in DE only) 1-800-652-5600. '------PUBLIC NOTICE ---+-'• Everything you want to know. Every week. Subscribe today! Call 737-0724. The Newark Post and the New Casrle Business Lenger soon will have a full -time opening for their OFFICE MANAGER~ SALE PRICE !fUECHD. EDITORIAL ASSISTANT $15900 Ask Any Pro! T111S IS AN IMPORTANT STAFF ~mON that fur exceeds the traditional recep· SAVE$30 GT2000 GRASS TRIMMER tionist role! In ikidition to answering phones aoo q>erating the "nerve cen· • Powerful 21.2cc two-cycle engine ter" of oor busy newspaper offices, this key staffer plays a major role in the • Pro-Fire Electronic Ignition for easy starts solicitalion, selection, typeselting aoo editing of important columns and sec • Easy-to-use semi-automatic dual-line tions of ou• pq>ular newspapers. head with automatic line cut-off • Lightweight - under 10 lbs. A PLEASANT PERSONALITY and basic office skills are necessary, bur the best can • 2 Year Consumer Warranty didate will complement these e~ntial qualifications wilh a basic knowledge of editorial prOCtdures or the ability 10 learn them. Buy a GT2000 Now * No MATTER IIER OR IllS BACKGROUND, the best candidate will be a person who and Get This Echo Sprayer FREE! loves serving his or her community, is organized and efficient in office skills, • saki ends J.Jne ~. 1996. Prms and leatures SLbject to dlarYJe and may wry by dealer. See ~ kx:al dealerr------, br demis. understands the newspaper wsiness or is experienced in customer service. HC1500 HEDGE CLIPPER 'IHESPRINGaEAN-UPTOOL We will select only a candidate who can successfully join our devoted team SRM2100 1RIMMER/CUI"'FB • A::MoerfU 21.2cc two-cyde engine with ~ • Powerful 21 .2cc two-cycle enolne with • ECHO 21 .2cc engine with Pro-Fire Electronic Ignition- lor quick, easy starts of newspaper professionab. Fre Electronic lolition br quk:f(. easy starts Pro-Fire Electronic Ignition lor quick, easy starts • ~~~~~h~uf~~J'~rd wa ste volume by • Designed lor the occasional yard work • For occasional hedae trimming and or professional brush cutting In all sculpting In all weather conditions • ~ 'JS'hale ltJe breasy: ~ ~-tp weather conditions • 20" dou151e·slded cutting bar • New extra large, 2 busliel CSP.aCity bag OuR SALARY IS OOMPETmVE and our company benefits are excellent, including • 59" shaft length • Front hand guard lor operator • Easl 1y converfs to a hand-held blower • Debris shie(! with ~ cut-off knOO t:~roteclion (tubes Included) year consumer warranty group OC/ BS health insurance, life and disability insurances, vacation and • Well balanced and easy to handle • Diaphragm carburetor allows operation • 2 at any angle sick leave, tuition reimw~mem and a 401 -Kplan . Employee-paid dental • SRM2110 Blade Ready • Well balanced and easy to handle Trimmer insurance also is available. The Newark Post and New Castle Business Ledger Available are published in Newa rk by Chesapeake Publishing Company, a chain of 40+ publicarions that srrerches southward to Willi amsburg, Va. SALE PRICE 99 IF WE 1~'\'IE STIRRED YOUR INTEREST, and you are a qualified applicam, deliver $239 your cover letter and resume' immediately. All replies will be held in the Save $30 strictest confidence. CPC is an equal ~ponunity employer. HOCKESSIN, DE MIDDLETOWN, DE NEWARK, DE MIDDLETOWN, DE Gravely Hockessin Hoober Equipment Inc. Newark Kubota Woodward Outdoor Equipment Dt~vtr ro : 654 Yorklyn Rd. 1130 Middletown/Warwick Rd. 2063 Pulaski Hwy. (Ate. 40) 226 W . Main St. 302·239·420 1 302-378-9555 302·737-31 00 302·378·2849 or Publisher 800·378-2849 NEW CASTLE, DE NEWARK, DE STANTON, DE Del~ware Small Engine Center Bowersox Lawn & Garden Leasure 's Lawn & Garden WILMINGTON, DE 22 Parkway Circle 2911 A Ogletown Rd. 537 Main St. (Ate. 7) D S Turf Equipment Co. NEWARK PosT 302-328·8689 302-368· 7006 302·994·8845 703 S. Market St. fLEI)G'E'R 302-655-2790 WILMINGTON, DE WILMINGTON, DE RISING SUN, MD JSJ E. Chestnut Hill Rd . Newark, DE 19713 Talley's Garage Inc. Suburban Lawn & Equipment Duvall's Lawn & Garden Inc. 1209 Foulk Ad. 1601 Naamans Rd. 653 Telegraph Rd. Facsimile: 302 · 73 7 -9019 302·652·0463 302-475·4300 4 10 ·658·6519 Subscribe Today! Newarl< Post 737-0724 ------, c-. 2G • ~ CALL 1-8 -220-1230 • BUY • SELL• HaP WANTED • SERVICES • NOTICES CHESAPEAKE BAY. Pre-con HORSE LOVERS DREAM. 23+ 254 332 117 118 struction land sale! Just re ac riverfront. $59,900 Beauti 210 Notice Personals leased premium homesites i1 ful rolling meadows, bordered Houses for Sale Apartments, Miscellaneous new community on Chesa tJ{ hardwoods ni 1646' pris· peake Bay. Waterfront from tile mountain river frontage . Unfurnished GOD'S LIGHT FUUER BRUSH $39,990. Water access from Financing. Call o'Mler, 1-304- $10,990. Community beach, 492-5429. HCV. MINISTRIES FREE NOTIINGHAM TOWER Apts. Mall Order Catalog boat ramp m pier, protective 1BR & 2BR's available, 1st rr1 ::f?tJ.Ja~JfE&g ©ff 1-800 -238-1932 ext.4 covenants, low taxes, uJg utili PURCHASING AGENT. lily * * + • * month rent FREE! Call 610 --FOR SALE--- )[IJ{}[[ t;JW!Et!J (t}C{] ties, on-site financing and motorcycles for our dealer· HIGH ON wooded til 932·3331 . 1994 & 1995 Hess more. call today 1-800-n5- ship iii a full-time business . overlooking creek. 2.07 Trucks 20/lO WITHOUT GLASSES! 4563 ext 1237. onset. 410 398-9362 WE ARE HERE TO LEND A Safe, rapid, non-surgical, per Training arrJ support provid acres. Cape cod. Privacy . 260 HELPING HAND manent restoration in 6-8 COASTAL NORTH CAROLINA. ed, small start-up cost, pkJs Close to 1-95. 3BA, LR DISCOVER "QUOTABLE ~ den, kit, DR, twJ noor:; IF YOU NEED US w ks. Airline pilot developed, Free list of waterfront bar working capital required . 1 V Houses QUOTES" txd with thou doctor approved. Free infor· gains. Acreage & homesites risk, rapid turnover. Contact basement, lg dect< . .As111ng Unfurnished sands of inspirational quotes mation l1f mail. 1 1m 422- as low as $17, 900. Uve Ol.k Larrv. 1-800-398 -5698. $115.~,900 . call after 6pm . for every occasion ($10) . 410 £87-2696. JESUS 7320 ext 215, 1 406-96 1· Development. 1 800-566- SOUTH CAROLINA LAKE Write for more information: R. THE LIGHT OF THE 5570 FAX 1 406-961-5Sn LAND . VIEW bargain . $24,900. Free ELKTON 3BR TH, $575/mo, Thomas Enterprisest 2008 Satislaction Guaranteed . ref & sec ~ req, NO PETS. Bradford Court IS allahas WORLD NEW LOG CHALET with 5 acr· boat slip. Beautifully wooded FSBO lot w/free private boat slip. call 410 398-8223 after 5om see R. . 3230;,. E~ ·oo yoo neoo help -Mth es. $39,900. PRIVACY HEDGE - Uquidation Seeds & Plants Sale. Cedar - Arborvitae 3 112· 4 foot tree. Reg . $29 .95- 1'-Mlw POLE UMA BEAN plants $8.95. Free delivery - guar {Doctor Martin) in peat pots, anteed. 12 tree minimum ready after 4/.30. call 410 275· Also available: Birch arrJ lilac 1165 bet 8AM & SPM, or 41C 1-800-889-8238. 275-8277 after SPM lffifi•J !• i i =ta• Gi t•l; I POSSESSION ENTIRETY Apartment NICKLES MARKET 2 24 SOUTH BRIDGE ST ELK T ON, MARYLAND HIG H T R AFFIC L O C AT ION ••• TURNKEY BUSIN E S S Family operated MARKET AND DELl for over 50 ELKTON, MD years. Auction includes all licenses, equipment and goodwill PLUS a prime parcel of land consist Meadows At Elk Creek G ing of 0.594 acres more-or-less. Together with a 439 Muddy Lane A building that has over 5,356 sq. ft. with paved 410-398-0470 • • • • • • • • s • • • • • • parking and ample room to expand to the rear {see plot) . E Turnquist Apartments EQUIPMENT INCLUDES: 110 Windward Ct. L • • • • • • E • • • 12'x16' walk-in freezer • all scales 41 0-392-0099 c • • 12'x16' walk-i n box • deli & meat cases • 12'x1 0' walk -i n box • Bain Marie E lk Chase Apartments G • 6'x8' walk-in cooler • BBQ machine 62 Elk Chase Dr. A • 2· 12' Tyler produce • Nu-Vu 3-deck bakery oven 41 0-398-3790 • • • • • • • • • & dairy cases • Stoelting slush machine s • meat saws & grinders • Ice maker G A complete list is available at Nickles Market or Village of Courtney call the office of the auctioneer. Nickles Market has 117 Courtney Or. A Cecil County's HIGHEST VOLUME in daily lottery 410-398-7328 • • • • • s • • • • • and Keno sales. Off sale liquor, beer & wine. THIS BUILDING COULD BE THE HOME OF SEVERAL BUSINESSES AND IS NOT NOTTINGHAM, PA LIMITED TO USE AS A MARKET-DELl TERMS: $25,000 at time of auction, settlement Nottingham owers Apts. E within sixty (60) days. Possible owner financing to Rt. 272 & Nottingha m L E qualified purchaser. 61 0-932-3331 • • • • c • • • AUCTION ON THE PREMISES PERRYVILLE, MD SAT., MAY 18 • ll AM PREVIEW & INSPECTION ANYTIME Douglas Apartments DURING BUSINESS HOURS 224 B lythe d le Rd. For detailed Information, contact the office of 41 0-378-2191 • • • • • • the auctioneers. R.C. BURKHEIMER & ASSOC. REALTORS-AUCTIONEERS-APPRAISERS "TRI-STATE'S FOREMOST AUCTION ARM" - (410) 287-5588 • FAX (410) 287-2029 1-800-233-4169 £w RK Po • PAGE 27 352 . 362 ELXTON • Highland's Com PRESSMAJI . Established daly PERSONAL RESPRESENTATIVE ORDERS munity Yard Sal8. Fri 513 & To Pllce Your newspaper located CJl lhe IMMEDIATE AUCTION Sporting Goods Yard & Garage Sal S'4, 9 am·2 JXll. (Bkton Ernpl01"'enl Ad Today Easmm Shore of M> Is look 3.39 ACRES WITH TWO-STORY DEWLLING Rd. to casho Mil Rd .; L on Call Adnane at 3M-3311 llg for experienced press man Sales Barksdale: Ron vatJevl to \MM1c a1 Goss equipment BODYBUILDERS ' Knowledge of a1 phases d ESTATE fiUCTIOtl BEECH HU COMMUNnY ELXTON - Fl. 40 beside Petro· 409 printing, Including mail· Your chance to acquire lane Gas Frt. 5/J & Sat. ••• QUIET COUNTRY LOCATION ••• GARAGE SALE sat 514 9am. Co. tenance Is required . n yw are every1hlng Y1J.1 need for a 514, 9 am-2 JXll. BabV goOOs, Domestic hard wortdng, dependable & 1168 Liberty Grove Rd. (Rt. 269) compleat home gym • at a Off North Star ~ - look b balloons m mailboxes. Infant & toddler clolhes, wouki enjoy small m""' 11vhj, Liberty Grove, Cecil Co., MD fracdon of lie price d exercise . eoulo. & hshd items. · HOUSEKEEPER 5 days NM. please send resume m: Che- new equipment! lnctudes: ELK SHADE TREES • TROUT STREAM - SPRING HU CT, sat 514 Four exp, Reliable trans, re~rences 1 sapeake Publishing Corp., "KIDS, BRING YOUR PARENTS!!" Family Yardsale. North 213 b ELKTON HEIGHTS Community & must IOYe animals. Cal 302 P.O. Box 600, Easton, Ml •Sears Modular Home Yard Sale, Sal 514, 9-3. Rain In order to settle an ESTATE this private country Big Elk Shipley ~ - Follow 376-o908 8:30am-4om 21601 . Attn: Dave Moore. GJm with cables am ~ sipns. Sam-? Couch, recliner, date 5111 . Bal7f clothes, toys, location - consisiting of 3.39 acres of land more or attachments, triceps bar, wicker tum, microwave, va hshd items. clolhlno. furniture NATIONAL PARKS HIRING . less together with a 2-story dwelling having 4 bed lat bar & more. cuum lV, sm truck cap, ca 410 Position now available at Na rooms- will be sold to the highest bidder. Yes, it is •Regular press beoch noe. be cards. & mise Items. NEWARK - 6 Millbrook Rd. tional Partes, Forests & Wll· in need of T.L.C. (tender loving care). DO IT •Bench press machine Brookside ParX, Sal 514, 10· Education dlife Preserves. Excellent ben· YOURSELF, DOUBLE THE VALUE. This appears • Approx 1tm b . v.eight ELKTON • 335 E Villiage Rd . 5. E..force ex. mach. Egyptian efits + bonuses. For compre to be an old log home which was a tenant house fr,:~~ lbs Iron, 600 Sat 514. Bam-1pm . Clothes articles . couch & loveseat etc. AEROBIC INSTRUCTOR ex hensP.re program directory, drver. HH items. & crafts. perience req'd, certification a call 1 206-971-3622 ext. of the original farm on Basin Run. There is a newly NEWARK • Stafford Annual drilled well and an on-site septic system. Plus, •12 dum~ls (10 bs~ plus. Body Shop Aerobic Cen· N89678. b) plus one 00 lb. Garage Sale. May 41h, 8:30-2 new windows to add to this FANTASTIC VALUE pm. Rain date May 5th . ter Bear. ti :m 832·3200 SEABULK OFFSHORE, LTD ., a which will be •Several barbells w col lars. Evervthino from from A-Z. division o1 Hvide Shipping, 6 SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER LEGAL NOTICE 422 accepting applica~ons for AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON NORTH EAST multi famlly !':v3 Masters-100Ton CEngr-4000 Call410 287-3823 RE: Deadly Weapon 1 SATURDAY, MAY 11,1996AT 11 AM I, Tucker Smith residing & 4, 9.0, AD 519 & 10, 1 ml General Office HP ODE, Mate-SOOTon, A.B.'s out of t PUBLIC AUCTION SENTINEL SELF STORAGE 200 First State Blvd. Wilmington, DE 19804 302-999-0704 A Public Auction will be held on May 9, 1996 at 10:00 a.m. The units to be auctioned are as follows: Edward T. Stevens & Son #2112 inc. refrigerator, file cabinets, TV, desk, tables, dolly, boxes; Jeffrey ISUZU Keller #5127 inc. furniture, golf clubs, lawn mower, deerhead, tools, boxes; Anita Harding #51 05 inc. OASIS albums, mattresses, sweeper, boxes; David Muzzi #0275 inc. tires, chair, rake, stereo, boxes. np 4/26, 5/3 INTHECOURT ISUZU INTHECOURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE HOMBRE FOR THE STATE OFDELAW ARE STATE OF DELAWARE IN AND FOR IN AND FOR NEWCASTLE NEWCASTLE COUNTY COUNTY IN RE: CHANGE OF IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF NAME OF David Michael Karen Byrne Riley Farrell PETITJONER(S) PETITIONER(S) TO TO Karen Byrne D av id Cheney NOTICE IS HEREBY Harbold GIVEN that Ka ren NOTICE IS HEREBY Byrne Riley 929 lOth GIVEN that David Avenue, Wilmington , Michael Farr 11 intends iDE 19808 intends to pre· to pr sent a Pcti tion to th OPEN SUNDAYS! sen t a Petition to the Court of ommon Pleas Court of Common Pleas for the State of D I aware 11-4 for the State of Delaware in and fo r New astle in and for New Castle County, to chang his/her County, to change her name to David Cheney (302} 322-2277 name to Karen B""'tle Harbold Karen Byru-... Riley David M. Farrell 486-8445 Pcti tioner(s) Petitioncr(s) (BOO} DATED: 4126/96 DATED: 3-26-96 np 5/3,5/10,5/17 np 4126,5/3,5/10 PAGE 28 • NEWARK • MAY 3, 1996 IF ClEANING ISN'T VM lAVON· $8-S1Mlr. door b DRIVERS-OrR. ADS . $1 ,000 CREDIT CARD PROBLEMS? cal LAWN BARBERS for a No THING Tt£N JUST GIVE ME ~ door. No min order. !'«> Inven sign-on bonus. Umlted open One low monthly payment. 710 715 quaM~ rut & trim, tilling, in9s for experience ftatOOd Cut Interest. No harassment. RING . 410 392-2346, Ml mulch1ng, general Ia~ malnl tory. Bonuses/ benefits. Cleaning Services messaae 1 000 827-4640. ind/sls/reo. dnvers. Assigned convention- NO FEE . Counseling available . Carpet, Floor Svcs. 410 885-3411 ask for Jdvl or ~~' benefits, 401~~ m more. Non-profit agency. NACCS 1 Robert (free estimates) lAI today! 1 8w~ - 3438 000 881 -5353. EXT #103 SPRING CLEANING d 449 ext 1008. Owner/Operators basements, garages, attics CLIPPERS LAWN CARE FREE DEBT CONSOLIDATION . Free estimates Telemarketing welcome. IMMEDIATE RELIEF! Too & hauling a~ . frBe IS Insured. Gall Bil1398-6744 Call Luke at 410 398-71n DRIVERS. NEW $30,000 ca many debts? Overdue bils? reer. OWr 3J carriers hire our Reduce monthly payments ~~ CHESAPEAKE TELE grads. Tractor trailer training. 30·50%. Eliminate interest WALT'S• CARPET LOWE'S LAWN C.. 3 'MB.s full -time or 8 v.ee Stop collection callers. ~ SERVICE BECAUSE YOU 717 Grass cutting, trimming & etc. MARKETING SERV store credit NCCS, nonprofit. kends part-time. JOO place HAVE OTHER Contractors Reas . Rates. Senior discount. ICE Is accepting applica menU financing . Shippers' 1 000 955-0412. Do your carpets look Call (410) 378..0039 for shabby? Call the Carpet THINGS TO DO. FAEE ESTIMATES tions for ils telemarketing Choice. 1 000 874-7131 . OVERDUE BILLS? Debt Con Specialist. CEDAR SPRINGS department In NEWARK. solidation. Cut payments 20· YOU NEED Home lmprovemeN Siple'sL•n Tm positions involve sel 50%. Stop Collections. 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Cleveland Ave. • Body & Paint Shop Newark, DE ttJIIIJI AT Gee 302-453-9900 Cleveland Ave. & Kirkwood H!IY. 411·311·1231 Newark, DE 302-453-6800 A 30 • NEwARK Pos.r • MAY 3, 1995 I I HERIFF"S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Th fo11owing Real Estate will be exposed the By virtue of a writ of 2ND PLS LEV FAC #27 MR Notice is hereby given that the properties Hated I, Morris Bettis Public Sale at th ourl Hous Southeast Comer of A.D ., 1996 TAX PARCEL NO. 09-030.30-045 below were seized for violation of Title 16 of the Qiurolgieo, have been Eleventh and King trrets, City of Wilmington, ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of Delaware Code. Owners or lienholders who can es appointed by the honor New Castle ounty, DELAWARE, on Tuesday, the land, with the buildings thereon erected, known as 8 tablish that the property was forfeited by an act or able Governor of the 14TH day of MAY, 1996 at 10:00 AM By Virtue of Kings Highway, Village of Christiana, White Clay omission committed or omitted without their knowl Commonwealth of PA as Writ of Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware. edge or consent may apply for remission at the of Commissioner of Deeds BEING THE SAME LANDS and premises which fice of the Attorney General, Forfeiture Division, with residency in th~ SHERIFFS SALE Gregory J. Povich and Rhonda J. Povich, his wife, Wilmington, Delaware. Persons desiring to con State of DeL Approved By virtue of a writ of LEV FA #03 MR A.D., by certain Deed dated August 17, 1984 and recorded test the forfeiture of assets seized pursuant to Title 16 March 14, 1996. Exp. 1996 PAR EL N . 11-017.40-132 in The Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for ! of the Delaware Code, Section 4784, may protect their March 14, 2001. 17 SUNNY BEND, NEWARK, DELAWARE New Castle County and State of Delaware, in Deed interest by filing a civil petition in Superior Court np5/3 within 45 days after the date of this notice, or mailed 19'702 I Record 145, Volume 13, djd grant and convey unto IN THE COURT ALL THAT CERTAIN lot , piece or parcel of IBilly Joe Lane and Terrnice Lane, his wife, herein notice, whichever is later. Superior Court Civil Rule OF COMMON PLEAS land, with the bujJding th r on erected, being Lot in fee. 71.3 sets out the requirements for filing a civil for FOR THE 299, Block L of the Subdivision of Four Seasons Seized and taken in execution as the property of feiture petition. STATE OF DELAWARE (Recorded in and for New astle County, Delaware BILLY JOE LANE AND TERRNICE LANE AND IN AND FOR FROM: Anthony Maddrey WHERE: 300 Bl.k E 9th on Microfilm No. 22000) situate in Pencader NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DE AND CHRYSLER NEWCASTLE Hundred, New Castle County, and State of FIRST FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION, AGENCY: Wilmington Street COUNTY Police DATE SEIZED: 02110/89 Delaware, being more particularly known as fol - FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIA IN RE: CHANGE OF lows: TION, AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERI WHERE: 2700 Blk ARTICLE: $527.00 USC .NAME OF BEING the same lands and premises which CA, DEFENDANTS FOR NOTICE PURPOSE Bowers Street Constance DATE SEIZED: 1126/89 FROM : Frederick WILLIAM J. CARROW and DORIS J. CARROW, ONLY Kleinguenther by Deed dated March ·31, 1993 and recorded in the TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF ARTICLE: $70.00 USC Wing AGENCY: Wilmington PETITIONER(S) Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JUNE 3, TO FROM: George Stanford Police Castle County, Delaware in Deed Record 1497, Page 1996. Coni Klein 323, did grant and convey unto ALLEN L. LISTER MARCH 31, 1996 AGENCY: Wilmington WHERE: 300 Blk. E 9th NOTICE IS HEREBY Street and ANTOINETTE L. CHANDLER, as joint ten Police GIVEN that Constance ants with right of survivorship. SHERIFF'S SALE WHERE:Lancaster & DATE SEIZED: 02110/89 ARTICLE: $80.00 USC FUeinguenther intends Seized and taken in execution as the property of By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #24 MR A.D., Franklin Streets to present a Petition to the ALLEN L. LISTER AND ANTOINETTE L. 1996PARCEL # 08-013.30-116 DATE SEIZED: 01/26/89 Court of Common Pleas CHANDLER ALL THAT CERTAIN lo t, piece or parcel of ARTICLE: $148.40 USC FROM: Michael White AGENCY: Wilmington for the State of Delaware TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF land with the buildings thereon erected, known as in and for New Castle SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JUNE 3, 409 Stella Drive, Hockessin, Delaware 19707 FROM: Jamar Beauford Police Count~ to change her WHERE : lOth & 1996. BEING the same lands a nd premises which AGENCY: Wilmington name to Coni Klein MAR -ii 31, i996 Reston Building & Development Co rporation, a Police Bennett Streets C. Kleinguenther Delaware corporation, by Indenture dated the 20th WHERE: 2700 Blk DATE SEIZED: 02111/89 Petitioner(s) ARTICLE: $252.87 USC SHETUFFS SALE day of June, 1980, and of record at the Office of the Speakman Place DATED: 4/19/96 By virtu of a writ of VEM #47 MR A.D., 1996 Recorder of Deeds in and for N w Castle County, DATE SEIZED: 01/27/89 FROM: Henry Adams np 4126,5/3,5/10 1'AX PAR EL NO . 12-018.00-031 Delaware, in Deed Book 830, Page 86, did grant and ARTICLE: $102.00 USC ALL THAT C '.. RTAIN lot, pi ece or parcel of convey unto Norman L. K. Hsu and Wendy M. AGENCY: Wilmington INTHECOURT OF COMMON PLEAS land, with any buildin~s or improvements thereo n Hsu, his wife parties, in fee. FROM: Angel Vasquez Police erected, known as K1rkwood S treet, Red Lion Seized and taken in execution as the property of AGENCY: Wilmington WHERE: 8th & Bennett FOR THE Hundred, New as tle County, a nd State of NORMAN L. K. HSU AND WENDY M. HSU, filS Police Streets STATE OF DELAWARE DATE SEIZED: 02112189 IN AND FOR Delaware. WIFE AND UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WHERE: 4th & BEING THE SAME LAND AND PREMISES that TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Franklin Streets ARTICLE: $31.88 USC NEWCASTLE COUNTY John Pearce Cann, Executor under the Last Will SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JUNE 3, DATE SEIZED: 01131189 and Testament of Rececc Pearce ann, by certain 1996. ARTICLE: $45.00 USC FROM: Jamal Amin IN RE: CHANGE OF Deed dated the 21st day of June A.D. 1944, and MARCH 31,1996 AGENCY: Wilmington NAME OF Sheri-Lee McLaren recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds, in FROM: Nelsonya Frott Police and for N w astl County, Delaware, in D cd Book SHERIFF'S SALE AGENCY: Wilmington WHERE:? East 4th PETITIONER(S) N, Volume 44, Page 42, did grant and convey unto By virtue of a writ of ALS LEV FAC #19 MR Police Street TO John H. Frisby and Henrietta Frisby, in fee. A.D ., 1996 TAX PARCEL NO: 09-022.10-022 WHERE:1562 E 27th DATE SEIZED: 02114/89 Sheri-Lee Green Seized and taken in execution as the property of ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of Street ARTICLE: $460.00 USC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Sheri-Lee JOHN H. FRISBY AND HENRIETTA FRISBY, land with the buildings thereon erected, known as DATE SEIZED: 01/31/89 HIS WJFE. 21 W st Stephen Drive, Chestnut Hill Estates, ARTICLE: $727.61 USC FROM: Michael Dean Natasha McLaren in TERMS OF SALE : FULL PURCHASE DOWN Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware. AGENCY: Wilmington tends to present a AT TIME OF SALE. FROM: Bria n Johnson Petition to the Court of BEING the same lands and prem ises which Police MARCH 31, 1996 Olen I. Reed and Frances A. Reed, his wife, by AGENCY:W ilmington Common Pleas for the Police WHERE: 1000 King State of Delaware in and D d dated July 28, 1 83, of record in the Office Street RERIFF'S SALE a ~ r said, in De d Record E, Volume 123, Page 109, WHERE:1562 E 27th for New Castle County, to DATE SEIZED: 10/25/89 By virtu of a writ of AL LEV FA #44 MR granted and conveyed to Ron ald E. Brooks and Street change his/her name to A.D., 1996 Patricia A. Mi ll r, his wif< , parties hereto, in fee. DATE SEIZED: 01131/89 ARTICLE: $20.96 USC Sheri-Lee Natasha TAX PAR EL NO: 09-038.30-106 Sciz d and taken in execution as th property of ARTICLE: $2.00 USC Green FROM: Johnell Wright ALL THAT ERTAIN lot, pi ece or parcel of RONALD E . BROOKS AND PATRICIA A. FROM: Jerome Crews Sheri-Lee McLaren land with the buildings thereon erected, known as MILLER HUSBAND AND WIF AGENCY: Wilmington AGENCY: Wilmington Petitioner(s) l 38 Aspen Driv , Summer Hill Phase II, Newark, TERMS OF ALE : 10% D WN AT TIME OF Police Police DATED: 4/16/96 New Castle County, D !aware. WHERE: 9th & Bennett WHERE :Centra 1/ np 4/26,5/3,5110 SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JUNE 3, Public Safety Bldg. BEING the same lands and pr mises which 1996. Streets INTHECOURT Steven D. Schwartz, by Indentur dated the 24th day MARCH 31, 1996 DATE SEIZED: 02103/89 DATE SEIZED: 02119/89 ARTICLE: $201.00 USC OF COMMON PLEAS of Decemb r, 1986, and Recorded in the Office for the SHERIFF'S SALE ARTICLE: $244.00 USC FOR THE Recording of Deeds in D ed Record Book 0180, Page By virtue of a writ of ALS LEV FAC #18 MR STATE OF DELAWARE 0271, did grant and convey unto Glasgow Pines A.D ., 1996 FROM: Cynthia Beckett FROM: Hartnell Newman INANDFOR Construction Co., a Delaware corporation, in fee. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION AGENCY: Wilmington NEWCASTLE Seized and taken in execution as the property of TAX PARCEL NO: 08-013-00-023 Police AGENCY: Wilmington Police COUNTY CLETA ROBERTSON DUNN AND LEROY ALL THAT CERTAJN lot, piece or parcel of WHERE: 600 A Adams IN RE: CHANGE OF DUNN, HUSBAND AND WIFE. land with the buildings thereon erected, known as Street WHERE: 900 Blk S Claymont Street NAME OF TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 103 Brookhill Drive, Brook Hi11 Farms, DATE SEIZED: 02/04/89 Sheri Frances Lynn ALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JUNE 3, Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware. ARTICLE: $139.31 USC DATE SEIZED: 02/27/89 ARTICLE: $128.00 USC Drake 1996. BEING the same lands and premises which PETITIONER(S) MARCH 31, 1996 Maynard R. Miller, Jr., Executor of the Estate of FROM: Gregory Martin TO AGENCY: Wilmington Alice L. Miller, deceased, by his Indenture dated Sheri Frances Lynn HERIFFS ALE May 15, 1989, and recorded in the Office of the Police FROM: Salutanio Perez Schaumann By virtue of a writ of ALS LEV FAC #34 MR Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle County WHERE: 2400 Blk AGENCY: Wilmington NOTICE IS HEREBY A.D., 1996 PAR EL NO .. 08-044.20-032 and State of Delaware, in Deed Book 870, Page 92, Carter Police GIVEN that Sheri 2319 FARRAND DRIVE , WILMINGTON, gr anted and conveyed unto Judith Elaine DATE SEIZED: 02/05/89 WHERE: Amtrak Frances Lynn Drake in ARTICLE: $241.00 USC DELAWARE 19808 Christensen, in fee. Station, Wilmington tends to present a ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, pi ece or parcel of Seized and taken in execution as the property of DATE SEIZED: 03/01/89 Petition to the Court of land, with the dwelling thereon erected, situate in JUDITH E. CHRISTENSEN, AJKJA JUDITH FROM: Alfred Miller ARTICLE: $50.00 USC Common Pleas for the Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County and State ELAINE CHRISTENSEN AGENCY: Wilmington State of Delaware in and of Delaware, and being Lot No. 3, lllock A, on the TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Police FROM: Thomas Loat for New Castle County, to WHERE: 8th & Benett AGENCY: Wilmington Plan of Kirkwood Gardens, Section 1, as said plan SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JUNE 3, chan~e his/her name to is of record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in 1996. Streets Police Shen Frances Lynn and for New Castle County, Delaware in Plan Book MARCH 31, 1996 DATE SEIZED: 02/09/89 WHERE : 13th & Schaumann ARTICLE: $156.86 USC No.3, Page 76. Michael P. Walsh Walnut Street Mark Duane BEING the same lands and premises which Sheriff FROM: James Melton DATE SEIZED: 03/02189 Schaumann ARTICLE: $20.00 USC ALLAN BOBB, tJa URBAN REALTY COMPANY, Sheriff's Office AGENCY: Wilmington Petitioner(&) by Deed dated November 30, 1988 and recorded in Wilmington, Delaware Police np 5/1 DATED: 4/18/96 the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New np 5/3,5/10 np 4/26,513,5/10 Castle County, Delaware in Deed Record 796 Page 150, did grant and convey unto HURLEY B. HuGH NOTICE OF ES, III and MARGUERITE L. HAZLE'IT, in fee. DNORCE ACTION S ized and tak n in execution as the property of UPCOMIHG AUCTIOHS STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA TO: Mohamed Soliman, HURLEY B. HUGHES, III AND MARGUERITE L. COUNTY OF HARNETT Respondent HAZLETT JEFFREY E. WHITESIDE IN RE: Johnathan Kyle DiGuardi, FROM: Clerk of Court a minor child TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF AU-2368 Divorce SALE. BALANCE DUE ON R BEFORE JUNE 3, Melissa Rae Stephenson Diguardi Jernigan, New Castle County 1996. NOmNGHAM ANTIQUES &. AUCTION CENTER Petitioner Johanna Laubach, MARCH 31, 1996 LOCATION: 11202 Baltimore Pike, Nottingham, PA vs. Petitioner, has brought MAY 4 • 10:00 AM • Auction Center - Sports Mark Wil son DiGuardi, suit against you for di cards & memorabilia. 1930's Goudey, 1920's Respondent vorce in the Family SHERIFF'S SALE tobaccos, 50's-70's spes. IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE Court of the State of By virtu of a writ of LEV FAC #32 MR A.D ., MAY 4 • 3:00 PM • Auction Center - Estate DISTRICT COURT DIVISION Delaware for New Castle 1996 PARCEL 09-034.40-069 auction Capi-d 'Monte' figurines, 15 pes . early 96Jl2 County in Petition No. ALL THAT CERTAIN lo t, piece or parce l of Roseville, glassware, coins collectibles, NOTICE OF SERVICE 96-08149, 1996. If you do la nd with the buildings thereon erected, known as housewares, etc. OFPR~BYPUBUCATION not serve a response to 22 Thomas JefftJrson Boulevard, Newark, MAY 11 - 3:00 PM - Auction Center - Rare & TO: The Defendant named above the petition on lawar 19702. Important orig. artwork; exquisite fern coppedge TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking relief Petitioner's Attorney BEIN the same lands and premi s which 25"x30" oil on canvas, Schoonover, Rist., against you has been filed in the above entitled ac Johanna Laubach Anthony R. Rossi and Mary M. Rossi, by Deed Pennel, Schwartz, Horace Paul, etc. Over 30 tion. The nature of the relief being sought is termi 302 Mary Ann Court dated May 2 , 1993, and r c rded in the ffice of the quality prints; Nutting, Wyeth, lcart, Godey nation of parental rights. You are required to make Newark, De. 19711 Record r of ds in and for New astle ounty, Bayard Taylor books, 1899 Andersonville prison, defense to such pleading not later than June 12, 1996 or the petitioner if unrep Delawar , in Deed Book 1531, Page 41, granted and 1929 Devon horse show, 1800's tintypes & said date being forty (40) days from the first publi: resented, and the Court convoy d unto Alan J. Grinstead and Debra L. photos; Negroes, Indians, cowboys, police, etc. cation of this notice, and upon your failure to do so within 20 days after pub rinstead, husband and wi f< , pa rti s in fee. old magazines the party seeking service against you shall apply u; lication of this notice, Seized and taken in execution as the property of MAY 25 - 10 AM -On premises: "Crowl Farm• the court for the relief BOught. exclusive of the date of ALAN J . GRINSTEAD AND DEBRA L. GRIN 4029 Oxford Rd ., 3 miles E. of Oxford, PA. This the 22 day of Apr., 1996. publication, as required STEAD Country antiques & turn ; blanket chest w/orig. Steve Watkins by statute, this action TERMS F SALE: JO % D WN AT TIME F blue paint, blind-door corner cupboard, bonnet Attorney for the Petitioner will be heard without ALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JUNE 3, top cradle, old clothes & hats, blue dec. crocks, 126 Highway 70 further notice at Family 1996. china, glassware, etc. Garner, NC 27529 Court. MARCH 31, 1996 CLIP 6 SAVE THIS ADVERTISEMENT (919) 772-7700 Date Mailed: 3123196 np 513,5fl.0,5117 np613 I I Gl !lntroducing EQUAL HOUSING CHRISTIANA'S NEW T OPPORTUNITY APARTMENT OMMUNITY All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act , which makes it illegal to advertise any preference , limitation or discrimination based on race , col· or, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin or intention to make any such preferences, limitations or Christiana discrimination. State laws forbid discrimination in the sale , rental or adver· ~ Farms ON THE WATER - FOR SALE BY OWNER tising of real estate based on factors in addition to those A RENTAL COMMUNITY 3 NORTH BLUFF ROAD, CHESAPEAKE CITY, MD protected under federal law. In Maryland, discrimmat1on based on marital status or physical or mental handicap is Located on the Elk River · Private community. Unique prohibited. contemporary, B yrs young, 3BRs, stone FP, skylights , cathedral ceilings, 60x12 glassed-in heated porch for We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate fantastic views & sunsets, landscaped patio, 2 car gar, which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby Affordable 1,2 & 3 boat ramp. Shown by appointment only call 41G-885- informed that all dwellings advertised are availabl e on an 2559. Bedrooms Apartments • Fully Equipped Kitchen - • Private Entrance p- • Central Air Conditioning • Stain Re i tant Wall to Wall Carp ting SELL IT•••• • Mini-blinds in aU windows • Individual Storage Areas • Laundry Facility on Site the Post • On Site Management J!! • Handicap Accessible Applications now being accept d l' rll 302-454- 656 for more informat~ Stu die. show that 9 out of 10 people who are ~ Cornell Management Corp. ~ looking for a new home look to the local newspaper to help them find a home in the area they're looking to move to. The Newark Post has just made it easier for you to get tho e li sti ngs An Updated Look At in the paper. Starting Immediately you can put all your MORTGAGE listings in the Newark Post Real Estate Section and get a classified listing for one low price. RATES In New Castle County PACKAGE lf1r INCLUDES: .~ , $25 4 Line listing in Classi[ud 123 E. MAIN ST.. 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'15, 488 #168101A, V8, Air, PS PB, PW, POL, Cruise, Cloth Seats o .... o .... o '17 ,885 'IS IIIRCURY VILLAGIR '14 FORD IXPLORIR XLI 4X4 • '14 IIORD BRONCO 4X4 • ..,. .- 7 Passenger, Ful~ Equipped, Balance of warranty-WAS 11U95 .._, 585 N51000,6Cyl. , Auto, PS, PB, PW, PO~ Ar.m.t Stereo,Tl~ Crulst, Air ...... '17, 989 1166000A, Auto PS. PB, A~. PW, PO~ Cloth Sea "ABest Buy' ...... '17..I. H8 'IS FORD F·150 XLT 4X4 • a. 'II CARAVAN 11 DODGI UJt J/1 '1011 C.C. L.l. PICI·UP - ...., 6Cyt. , 7Passenger, Air, Cassette, PL, Ti~ Cnise-WAS 113,995o .. 151052,8 Cyl. , Auto, PS, PB, Air, PW, PO~ AJIJFM Stereo, Ti~ Cruise o.... o... '19, 488 1168118A, Y8, Auto, Air, Cmelle, PW, POL, Very Nice, 29,~ .0 ... 0...... IUS! SB 'IS1,885 l lh,•rnt.l ·lntlorp ll;'i,1nd1 llnw • \ t'll.lr • 292- 1!00 Kirsty Lloyd wi ll pro ide , olicl A kidney patient himself, Harr defense. Th ou tfi ld will be han sa\ the burdens of th victim. of dled by Eri ca Ri chardson, Michelle renal disease and allied disorders. Kraft, Jami K yes. oll en Bathon The so ial, motional and financial and L rri Peterson. The Blaze wi ll impa t that kidney disea:e brings There's nothing quite lik ompeL mo tly in a local . chedu l about is stag ring. H felt th at through hi s business ass ciat s. ven carpet to warn1 up a room dors and fri nds he cou ld p rhaps do with color and comfort. Magic win tourney s mething to help people with kid ney di sease to live wi th dignity. The Delawa r Mag ic 12 and The I 5th Annual Open wi ll take And there 's no carpet quite under girl · fast pitch softball team place on June 21 at the Brandywi n like carpet made with Ansa® compl eted a successfu 1 weekend in Co untry lub. To da te, ov r Co llegev ille, Pa. by coming in first $500,000 has been rea li zed from brand nylon to get the job place in the 19 team tournament. th i annual go lf ou ting which is the Tea ms from Delaware, New Kidney Fund ' larg sl fundrai er. done \vith durability and a Jersey, Pennsy lvania, New York and For mor informati on concern sense of fashion. Con nec ti cut competed in the 1996 ing th e Kidney Fund or to mak a Springford Tournament held on fin an ial contributi n, contact Betty Carpet made with Anso Apr!l 27 and 28. Bow rs at (302) 366-0335, ex t. 265 The Magic is comprised of girl s or write to: The D !aware Kidney brand n\'lonI fiber. from Wilmington , Bear, Newark Fund, In . 315 Ruthar Drive, and Cec il Count y who play at a Newark. DE 197 11 . Tough by Nature. highly competitive I vel. The Magic posted a 5 and 1 Hawks beat Galaxy Fashionable by Design. record and won the championship TOUGH TO game by beating th e Lehigh Va ll ey WAIL TO by nature WAIL Flames 2-0. The team wa. led The De laware nit ed Hawks clef ated the Hockess in Ga laxy U 11 WAll FASHIONA~LE WAll VISA offensively by Kathl een Tibbetts, .___ b_~ ., d_ee~s-zgT_l.. .. COMFORT. - Rache l Pawlikowsk i, A hley Davis, boy · so cer team 2- 1. Mike CARPEr. Schoenb ck scored first for th e - Jackie H miak, Allie Dougherty 90 Days Same As Cash and Jamie McLaugh li n. The Magic Hawks with an assist from Mik score 30 runs during the weekend. Zawis lak . Ray Brown scor d an The pitching was do ne by Alaina unassisted goa l. Kyl e Mull r scored Norvell, Jack i Homi ak and Rache l f r I locke. sin with less than a M ~ M FLOORING PeoplesR~~~:~.~~~~~ow,DE Pawlikowski. Over six games the minute left in the match to av id th pitchers allowed on ly eight runs and sh ut out. N DE: 302-836-4933. MD: 410-398-5997 pitched four shuto uts. They struck i Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. 10 a.m.-5 p.m • Thurs. & Fri. 10 a.m.-7:30p.m. • Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. ou t 48 and all owed ten hits. Little league Tag Days The Magic return to action thi s LYNN DALLY weeke nd in the Smyrna. Delaware The cwa rk Ameri ca n Lillie Tournament. League wi ll hold its annual JAZZ TAP ENSEMBLE fundraiser, Tag Days, on May 3, 4, 10 and 11. The players wi ll b Rhythm Tap Moots Live Jazz! '84 DSB Kickers win dressed in un ifo rm and wil l be standing in front of various busi The '84 DSB Ki ckers held on for nesses in Newark. The moneys a 2- 1 win over W t hester in rai sed are a signifi can t part of th e NorDel 12 prem ier boys league liLLi e league 's budget and arc used to play. A constant pre suring offens buy uniforms, equipm nt, etc. by DSB kept play in the Wes t or more inf rm ati on contact hester end for most of th e game. Newark American Lillie League at trong performances by Matt r.------368-8026.
KENNY ROGERS ROASTERS HEALTHCARE OF DELAWAR E TH VISION Ct NI Hi ·r. " W • had no luck [against Long Newark Mower Center Inc. Suburban Lawn & Equipment THE NEWS JOURNAL CANNONS BAKERY VACUU M DOCTOR' hlaudl. You have to have luck to 69 Albe Dr. (Old Baltimore Pike 1601 Naamans Rd. BEESON MEMORIAL SERVICES CHRISTIANA SKATING CENTER SOU !Ill RN ~>I A IL' wrn . orn · uf these games. Industrial Park) 302-475-4300 AUTHENTIC CHINESE RESTAURANT GODWIN'S SHELL SERVIC NTER N(WAI1K CAR WA.'Jt1 302-731-2455 "But •ood teams create their own Iuc.:k ." MA\ . , l.l.l6 • E\\'\R" Pos t • P.\(.F ~ : N l WARK Pos1 ·:· OBITUARIES