• r ~ ~~ ~~~ ~ OA.~ t d~ { d~ •••~ Greater Newark's Hometown Newspaper Since 1910 •:• ~ ~ 11no~1~st•v¥e~a~r~,~2~3~rd~lss==u=e~------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~~ ~ © 201o June 18, 2010 www.nawarkpostonllna.com Newark, \: Zoning change aims to bring residents to city houses and garden apart­ By DOUG RAINEY ments would be allowed in DRAINEY®CHESPUB.COM the district. All ctJ:essed in red, athletes from the Newark Lightning dashed Towns and cities through­ UJ? the rusles of the Bob Carpenter Center, their fists raised in out the nation have been tnumph. Most had.not won any medals yet- they were proud, The Newark City Council working to set the stage for and even more excited, to be a part of the opening ceremonies of approved amending the such developments as more the 2010 Summer Games - an event that marked 40 years of the zoning code for the Center working adults, empty nest­ Special Olympics' presence in the state. Village area for Choate, ers and retired persons look "For 40 years, the athletes of Special Olympics Delaware New, Center and Linden for areas where they can h.ave demonstrated to us, what they always knew: 'We can.' They Streets, just off Main Street. walk to stores, restaurants sJmply n.eeded an .opportunity," wrote Jon Buzby, spokesman The area is a mixrure of and cultural attractions. for Spec~~ Olympics Delaware (SODE), about the important different types of housing, Councilmen heard a opporturutJes the games offer to individuals with intellecrual but faces the threat of being presentation on produc­ disabilities. dominated by stJJdent hous­ ing solar power in the city. "We can" was certainly the resounding theme this past Friday ing. John Byrne, a Nobel Prize­ and Saturday as more than 900 athletes from around the state The proposed rezoning winning professor at the c~mverged on the University of Delaware campus to compete in would affect new construc­ University of Delaware, stx sports - aquatics, athletics, bocce, powerlifting, softball and tion that expands the num­ said in his presentation that tenrus - over the course of the two days. ber of units in the area, energy costs are likely to . . In additio~ to the excitement of athletic competition, par­ but would not affect exist­ rise rapidly as cheap sourc­ tJctp~ts exp.ene.nced the thrill and the pomp of the opening cer­ ing properties, according es diminish, opening the emorues. which tpcluded a fireworks display, a keynote address to City Planning Director door to alternatives, such from Philadelphia Eagle Macho Harris, and the lighting of the Roy Lopata. Lopata says as solar and wind. When cauldron with the 'Flame of Hope' by SODE Athlete of the Year he believes developers will Deborah McDaniel. Throughout the weekend, athletes also had look at the area if the zon­ See COUNCIL, 2 the opportunity to spend the night with their teams in the donni­ ing overlay was approved. t?~es, enjoy the activities in Olympic Village in between compe­ "The goal is for tJtJons and attend free health screenings and education sessions. this area not to be New St. "It's absolutely fantastic and a lot of fun," said Stephen Cleary student rentals," whose Ryan, affectionately referred to as "Little King," com­ s?n said Councilman peted wtth the Newark LightJting in track and field events. "All I Stu Markham. can say is that the experience is a tremendous thing." The city has seen c some success in h attracting more non­ 0 students to areas Linden St. a by limiting hous- e e ing density and the number of unrelat- s s ed people who can t . t. reside in a home. The same stan- dard would apply to development in Center Village. Detached homes, apartments, town- Main St.

LEED·based building codes tabled for now by Council . . . . • • . • • . . • 3 LiHie League All Star teams take aim at Williamsport • • • • . • • . • • • 10 Page 2 • The Newark Post • Friday, June 18, 2010 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 IN THE NEWS Market City Council news Avenue, all areas with crime .... COUNCIL, from 1 concerns. Councilman David Athey Festival combined with federal tax said there might be some incentives to private develop­ opposition members of the ers of solar power, the costs community fearing it will The Newark Natural Foods Co-op is encour­ of solar-generated electricity infringe on civil liberties. At aging residents to get in touch with their roots can be less than the amount the same time, use of cam­ - literally. In celebration of the beginning of the the city currently pays. The eras has become widespread. summer season, the Co-op Farmers Market held a city cannot capture those tax Cameras are also being used festival this past Sunday focusing on the benefits incentives under current law on the University of Delaware of local food and home gardening. Through cook­ but could instead partner with campus and while the systems ing demonstrations, composting tips and garden private investors. are separate, the city and UD initiatives, the festival challenged visitors to make Byrne noted that the will be able to share footage. this a summer about food that is healthy, sustain­ University and Delaware Council members also dis­ able, and perhaps most importantly, delicious. "It Technical and Community are cussed the large crowds and brings out a lot of new faces, and it brings aware­ expected to announce solar fights that broke out at the end ness to not only the farmers market that's here energy projects. Also, a solar of Newark Night. A shooting every week, but also to the availability of local energy site will open in Dover was also reported after the food in the Newark area," said Gina Cimino, the with power costs below the event. festival 's coordinator. The next Co-Op Farmers price the city pays. Councilman Jerry Clifton Market Festival is scheduled for September 26. The clock is ticking for the claimed the city has been city, since a federal grant pro­ affected by the fact that the gram for private development Police Department has fallen of solar power is set to expire victim to budget cuts. He at the end of the year. also cited a conversation with Lyme Disease The city recently received a Newark Police Chief Paul report that looks at the poten­ Tiernan that indicated mem­ ~ Saturday, June 26th • 1PM tial of various sites for the bers of the Crips and Latin installation of solar panel. Kings gangs were present dur­ ~ ~ with Elisabeth Lucas, MD The council also approved ing the time of the incident. Cash for all types of metals & cars including: a plan for a handful of sur­ Councilman Ezra Temko Diagnosis & Treatment of Steel • Batteries • Aluminum veillance cameras in the city. also asked that a committee The $196,000 will include that will look into improving Tick-Borne Infections Stainless • Brass • Copper seven cameras along Delaware the June celebration include Avenue, South Chapel Street, more members of the overall Elkton Public Library~ Demolition Services Available Main Street and Cleveland community. 301 Newark Avenue • Elkton, MD Presented by: The Lyme Disease Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania, Inc. in conjunction with Cecil County Public Ubrary -Elkton Central Ubrary Registration Required- 410.996.5600 x481 For more information: www.LymePA.org • 610.388.7333 ALTRA, INC. Find a home, a car, a job HARDSCAPE•LANDSCAPE "How has winter shaped your landscape?" and more online! Broken and Bent! Let Altra repair, replace and rejuvenate

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This section of the fence that he doesn't believe he had old victim who had sustained extremely violent burn the woman on her nose the latest police news, log on runs next to a wooded area. any disgruntled or former multiple gunshot wounds. Last Thursday, police were and chest. The woman's aunt to newarkpostonline.com or A trailer, containing a Toro employees that could be con­ The victim was transported called in to investigate a road left the car in an effort to assist sign up for our twice daily e commercial mower, three Stihl sidered to be suspects. to Christiana Hospital where rage assault. 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Detectives the woman stopped at the light unknown suspects had cut the undisturbed. wearing a hat, dark sunglasses, Christiana Hospital Saturday are currently investigating near the Friendly's Restaurant fence enclosing his property Tire tracks led from the a work shirt possibly brown or night, following a shooting in and interviewing witnesses. on S. College Avenue, the and removed lawn care equip­ area to a driveway at the busi­ tan, having a thick beard and Wilmington. The only suspect information driver of the offending vehicle ment sometime between 8 p.m ness next door. No physical mustache, and grayish hair. The victim of the homicide officers have at this time is pulled next to her and began on June 7 and 6 a.m. on June evidence other than the tracks The woman chose a possible was identified as Anthony E. three black males who were to verbally assault her. The 8. was found and no video foot­ suspect from a photo array. Bing Jr, 28. last seen fleeing on foot west­ woman, who was driving with An investigation revealed age was recovered. Witnesses bound on W. 5th Street from her grandmother, mother, aunt, Attempts to contact the suspect that the section was cut along At 8:40 p.m., Wilmington have been met with negative stated that they did not hear Police went to the 400 block Allen's Alley. and two young cousins, rolled The victim's identity will down her window to confront results. Additional witnesses be released once detectives the man. are being contacted to improve have notified the family. When the light turned the suspect's description. Anyone with information green, the man pulled his vehi­ City Council tables LEED ordinance is asked to contact Detective cle over to block the woman's Michael Gifford at 302-576- car. The woman exited her car The Newark City Council increase paperwork, perhaps · City staff, which came up 3640. and was punched several times Monday night tabled an to the point of stopping con­ with the LEED-based system ordinance to revise buililing struction in the city. It was at the request of the City NEwARK Posr codes to reflect LEED ener­ also noted that revised inter­ Council, is expected to come Suite 109, Pomeroy Station 218 E. Main St. gy conservation standards. national building code stan­ back at a future meeting Newark, DE 19711. City Planning Director Roy dards are corning. If those with possible revisions and aave You Had Lopata said the standards standards were adopted by the an answer on the copyright HOURS: Mon. - Fri. 8:30a.m. to 5 p.m. would break new ground in council, the provisions could issues. A Razor Cut By PHONE: (302) m.on4 energy conservation require­ be even tougher than those in The revised standards FAX: (302) m-9019 ments for construction. Most the LEED-based code. seem to enjoy support among Anthony? E-MAIL: [email protected] cities and counties have made Lopata noted that the pro­ City Council members. While LEED standards voluntary. posed code would allow those concerns of developers and SUBSCRIPTIONS: 1-800-220-3311 One area architect ques­ provisions to be rolled in architects were not dismissed CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING tioned whether the orilinance when they become available. out of hand, they claimed the -$45.00- 1-800-220-3311 would actually violate copy­ The city standards are bigger issue is developing DISPLAY ADVERTISING right laws of the U.S. Green based on the new project add­ standards that save energy, (302)m-on4 Building Council. Lopata, ing up to a minimum number long after the developer has SALON BY ANTHONY, INC. while noting that the city has of points. 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SUN SERVICES 8:30 & !1:00am Church Office: 999-1800 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45am Check out our web page: Contemporary Worship www.NewLifeDE.org Every 3rd Saturday at 5:30p.m. 2712 Old Milltown Rd. 525 Polly Drummond Road Wilmington, DE Newark 302-731-9494 \ Handicapped Accessible • Child Care (near Kirkwood Hwy & Milltown Rd) ' TED DAY, PASTOR On the Web • wwW.newarkpostoniine.-com Frlday,June 18, 2010 • The. NewarkPoSt • Page 7 IN THE NEWS ins who she viewed as siblings: Winter Msgr. Brady began his priesthood WJ.!mington, Delaware, on Thursday, or the Heart and Vascular Center of Mrs. Conway was born in Chester, ~ OBITS, from 5 Giddings, Glen G. Giddings, Mary as associate pastor at St. John's/Holy June 17 at II a.m. Reception of the Christiana Hospital c/o R.T. Foard & PA on October 17, 1934, daughter of Adda Giddings, Catherine Winter, and Angels in Newark, and in 1964 he body will take place at 9:30 a.m. with Jones Funeral Home, 122 West Main the late Edna (Hudson) and Cosmos Legislature in 1992. Frank Winter. was transferred1o Our Lady of Fatima viewing until 10:45 a.m. Interment St., Newark, DE 19711. To send con­ Day. A talented homemaker and excel­ In retirement she continued her A memorial service was held Church in New Castle, Delaware. will follow at All Saints Cemetery on dolences visit www.rtfoard.com. lent cook, she delighted in caring for service on the Board of Meals on on Monday, June 14 at St. James Msgr. Brady was appointed pastor of Kirkwood Highway in Wilmington. and spending time with her family, Wheels, the New Castle Library Episcopal Church Millcreek, 2106 St. Sacred Heart Church, Chestertown, Charlotte Conway especially her beloved grandchildren. Advisory Committee, the Higher James Church Road, Wilmington. The Maryland in 1969 and served there Janice Cremona She is survived by her devoted Education Commission and the Board family suggests gifts to Friends of the until 1979 when he was transferred Mrs. Charlotte May Conway, 75, husband, Horace "Joe" Conway; of the University of Delaware Library Newark Free Library, 750 Library Ave., as pastor to St. Joseph Church in Janice L. Cremona, 79, of Bear, of Newark, died on Saturday, June 12, son, Brian Conway of Middletown, Associates. As her health declined Newark, DE 19711 or Food Bank of Middletown, Delaware. In 1985 he was formerly of Newark, died on June 7, at at her home surrounded by her loving she gradually relinquished her respon­ Delaware, 14 Garfield Way, Newark, appointed pastor of St. Ann Church in Christiana Hospital. family. See OBITS, 8 ~ sibilities. She remained on the Board DE 19713. To express an online con­ Wilmington where he served until his Born in New York, NY, on May of the University of Delaware Library dolence, visit www.strano-feeley.com. retirement in 1991. 27, 1931, Janice was the daughter of Associates until the time of her death. Msgr. Brady served two terms as the late Arthur and Betty Waldman Her last two awards carne years Monsignor Patrick Dean of the Eastern Shore Deanery Warshauer. A member of Evangelical Do You Have Indoor Air Pollution? after her retirement when she received and two terms as Dean of the Iron Presbyterian Church of Newark, Janice the Carrie Chapman Catt Award for Brady Hill Deanery. He also was appointed was a committed Christian, enjoyed STAILEY STEEMER. outstanding community service for the Bishop's representative on the studying the Bible and was a member CLEANS AIR DUCTS Rev. Msgr. Patrick A. Brady, Priest Personnel Board and served as of WIC (Women in the Church). the League of Women Voters of New a priest of the Catholic Diocese of Castle County in 2002 and in 2003 Chaplain to the Legion of Mary. She retired in 1992 from Macy's Wilmington and World War ll veteran, Trained & received, jointly with her husband Jim, In 2000 he was named a Prelate of Department Store. passed away on June 13, 2010 at the Honor to His Holiness with the title of She is survived by her daughter, Certified by the rarely presented Tel Tuffo Award age of 89. 'Monsignor.' Shari C. Miller and her husband Tun ~ from the Delaware Humanities Forum. Msgr. Brady was born on February The award has not been presented since After his retirement, Msgr. Brady and her grandson Ian Miller, all of N.ADCA 12, 1921 in Balbriggan, Dublin County, ~ that time. spent seven years assisting at St. Newark. She was preceded in death by Ireland, where he received his early Edmond Church in Rehoboth Beach, her beloved husband Frank who died Ada Leigh is survived by her education before his family immigrated husband of fifty years, Jim of Newark, Delaware. He moved to Vianney House in 1998. to England. He served in the Royal Air for Retired Priests in Wilmington and A service honoring Janice's two daughters, Nancy Beth Garrett Force during World War ll. and her husband Dan of Sunnyvale, then moved to the Oblate Retirement life was held at the Evangelical He studied for the priesthood Facility in Childs, Maryland where he Presbyterian Church of Newark, CA and Catherine Soles Pomeroy and at St. John's Seminary, Little Rock, her husband Paul of Newark, and six resided until his death. 308 Possum Park Road, Newark, Arkansas, and St. Mary's Seminary, The Most Rev. W. Francis Malooly, on Monday June 14. Burial was in grandchildren, Elizabeth, Tom, Maggie Baltimore, Maryland. He was ordained and Jack Garrett of Sunnyvale, CA and Bishop of the Diocese of Wilmington, Newark Cemetery. on May 27, 1961 at St. Peter's will preside at a concelebrated Mass In lieu of flowers, please make Paul IV and Julia Pomeroy of Newark. Cathedral in Wilmington by Bishop She is also survived by five first cous- of Christian Burial at St. John the a contribution to the Evangelical Edward Schlotterback, OSFS. Beloved Church, 9IJ7 Milltown Road, Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund easy. 302·998-9192 , ..,. NliWAH S!fOl'PIIi:C ClllffiHl• N-Aill[, DB 19711 4565 Kirkwood HWY I Wilmington HARDCASTLE'S • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 13EICD N~~~l( • Stop in and sign a 12 Month Agreement Local Office and workout for FREE during the months of • Custom Framing • Sculpture • Commissions June, July, and August! www.anytimefitness.com • Paintings • Ceramics • Appraisals • Reproductions • Consulting • Restorations

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She Mass of Christian Burial was cel­ DE; daughter, Charmaine Owens of Cemetery, 2465 Chesapeake City FL; and three sisters, Dorothy Stephen worked for Allied Kid for 40 years ebrated on Tuesday, June 15 at Holy Newark, DE; brother, Raymond A. Road, Bear, DE. Bruce Diehl and Marilyn Stephen of Coplay, PA, until her retirement. She was a member Family Church, 15 Gender Drive, Day of Chester, PA; and grandchildren, In lieu of flowers, contributions Mr. Bruce L. Diehl, 70, of Newark, and Brenda Diehl of Whitehall, PA. of Holy Family Church. Newark. Interment followed at All Arlee M. and Cavan A. may be made to the American Lung died Saturday, June 5, at Christiana Visitation was held on Thursday, In addition to her parents, Mary Saints Cemetery, Wilmington. A funeral service was held on Association of Delaware, 1021 Gilpin Hospital. June 10, at Spicer-Mullikin Funeral was predeceased by her sisters, Stella In lieu of flowers, the family sug­ Wednesday, June 16, at the Spicer- Avenue, WLlmington, DE 19806. To Born in Egypt, PA on May 28, Home, 121 W. Park Place, Newark. Kracyla and Helen Konitzer; and her gests contributions to either Delaware 1940, Mr. Diehl was the son of the late A funeral service was held on brothers, Stanley, Henry, John and Hospice, Inc., 3515 Silverside Road, Lester Diehl and Mabel Fenstermaker Saturday, June 12, at Schisler Funeral Alfred; her husband, Michael Aaherty Wilmington, DE 19810 or to the Little Diehl. He attended Whitehall High Home, 2119 Washington Avenue, in 1981; her niece, Anne Raign; and Sisters of the Poor, 185 Salem Church Summer Activities for Kids! School, and later, graduated from Penn Northampton, PA. Interment followed nephew, Francis S. Kracyla. She is sur­ Road, Newark, DE 19713. State University. After proudly and in Egypt Cemetery, Egypt, PA. vived by her brother, Martin Kracyla Familv Movies honorably serving his country in the In lieu of flowers, contributions and his wife, Ann of Wildwood John Greenfield First Full Weekend of U.S. Army during the Korean War, may be made to the American Heart Crest, NJ; her goddaughter, Sr. Joan TH£ Diehl worked as a senior designer with Association, 1501 Casho Mill Road, Ference OSF of Wilmington; nieces, Mr. John William "Bill" BI2'ff Everv Month various companies. In December of Suite I, Newark, DE 19711. To sign Lois E. Dennie and her companion, Greenfield, 77, of Newark, died on ~~n'~S~~VE rThurs. & Fri. in JulvJ 1967, he married his beloved wife, guest register, visit spicermullikin.com. Joseph Simpers with whom she lived, Thursday, June 10, at Christiana Ruth Burk Diehl, with whom he shared Rosemarie A. Strusowski of New Hospital. 42 years of marriage. Castle and Agnes Kracyla of Newark; Born in Coatesville, PA, on April He is survived by his wife; Ruth Mary Flaherty nephews, John K. Truitt and his wife, 24, 1933, son of the late Carmen June 4&5: MonthlY familY movie. Iron Man 2. B. Diehl; daughter, Suzanne Urban Mary Elizabeth Aaherty, 99, of Irene of Hockessin, Walter E. Truitt of (Detter line) and Amos Greenfield, Showtimes 1:30 Pf1l each niiht. $6 adults. $4 children. Mullin, of Trenton, N.J.; three grand­ Newark, died peacefully at her home Smiths, AL and Michael Kracyla of June 19: PatsY Cline show 1:30 Pm children, Meggan and Daniel Mullin, on Thursday, June 10. Wilmington; and several great nieces See OBITS, 9 ~ June 21 thru 25: lmProv WorkshoP for 8th to 11th srade. 1· 3 Pm. For more info contact Gina at 302·131-8215 June 28 thru JulY 9: Annual Summer Theatre Work· shOP. Mon. thru Fri. 9 am • 12:30 Pm for 3rd thru 8th srade. 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and Albert Lesker. Wilmington Hospital in April, 1980. ing with his family to Newark, he was ~ OBITS, from 8 In addition to her parents, she was In addition to her parents, she was employed at the Chrysler parts plant preceded in death by her first husband, preceded in death by a son: Carroll for 40 years, taking time off to proudly • Additional local obituaries are Bruce Diehl Greenfield had been employed in Regis J. Miller, her second husband, W. Houck; sister: Betty Matthews and serve his country in the U.S. Army dur­ posted each week on the Newark Mary Flaherty professional sales with the NVF John T. Griffiths, her son, David Miller, brother: Carroll W. Mumford, Jr. She ing World War IT. Post Web site. Obituaries of the fol­ John Greenfield Corporation and later Franklin Fiber and her brother, Albert. She is survived is survived by her husband of 59 years: He was predeceased by his daugh­ lowing persons will be posted on the Alice Griffiths until his retirement. by her children, Chris Exelby (Allen) John Houck; daughter: Elaine Bonner ter, Susan Annamae Langell; broth- web this week: He is survived by his devoted wife and John Miller (Debbie); daughter­ and her husband Daniel P.; grandsons: ers; Charles Langell, Louis Langell, Eleanor Houck of 53 years, Barbara A. McMichael in-law, Nancy Miller; and grandchil­ Daniel P, ill and John M. and Leonard Langell; and his sister, Ada Soles Philip Langell, Jr. Greenfield; son, Jeffrey Alan dren, Tighe (Erin), Anne (Matthew), Relatives and friends were invited Josephine James. He is survived by his Monsignor Patrick Brady Albert Mack Greenfield of Newark, DE; son, Jon Nicholas, Dana, Sara, and Lauren; and to attend the funeral service at I Oam loving wife of 58 years, Carol J. Minor Janice Cremona Stephen Packard David Greenfield and wife, Midge, of great grandson, Jude. on Wednesday, June 16, at Delaware Langell; his children, Philip D. Langell, Charlotte Conway Cecelia Scheid Newark, DE; and grandchildren, TYler A graveside service was held on Veterans Memorial Cemetery, 2465 ill and wife, Linda of Newark, DE, and Megan. Saturday, June 12, at Queen of Heaven Chesapeake City Rd., Bear. In lieu of Lynne Downs and husband, Stephen A funeral service was held on Cemetery, 2900 McMurray Road, flowers, memorial contributions may of Lexington, SC, Dean F. Langell and Tuesday, June 15, at St. Mark's United McMurray, PA. A memorial service be made to: Delaware Veteran's Post wife, Stephanie of Millsboro, DE; and Methodist Church, 1700 Limestone will be announced at a future date. #I , 2535 Veterans Drive, WJ.lmington, six grandchildren, Philip, Brandon, Road, WJ.lmington. In lieu of flowers, contributions DE 19810. Condolences may be made Lauren, Craig, Julia, and Meredith. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Compassionate Care by visiting www.griecocares.com. A funeral service was held at to the Outreach Center "Car for Kids" Program in memory of Mr. Greenfield may be Hospice, 702 B Kirkwood Highway, II am, on Monday, June 14, at made to St. Mark's United Methodist Wilmington, DE 19805; or to Angel Kingswood UM Church, 300 Marrows •Free Pick-up and Tow Church, 1700 Limestone Road, Acres Horse Haven Rescue, P.O. Box Philip Langell, Jr. Road, Newark. Interment followed in Wilmington, DE 19804 or Aetna Hose, 62, Glenville, PA 17329. To sign guest Mr. Philip D. Langell, Jr., 89, of Delaware Memorial Veterans Cemetery, •Any Model or Conditio Hook and Ladder Fire Company, P.O. book, visit spicermullikin.com. Newark, died Saturday, June 5, at 2465 Chesapeake City Road, Bear, DE. Box 148, Newark, DE 19715. To sign Christiana Hospital. 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Supped sister ANSWERS ON PAGE 18 Page 10 • The Newark Post • Friday, June 18, 2010 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 SPORTS L.L. All Star teams aim for Williamsport By JON BUZBY Information about Newark would get straight Pls, have the team to see just how good the American and Canal All-Star best manners and excel in every players are and what level of [email protected] teams will be printed as it sport in which they participate. skill he or she needs in order to becomes available. But that's just not realistic. So have a chance to make the team It's that time of year again, the sting we feel when our kids next year. when the Little League base­ are let down in any facet of life Lastly, never publicly blame ball season is extended for some All-Star teams can radiates through us like no other league politics on the All-Star talented players, each with aspi­ be over-rated feeling. And All-Star teams are selection decisions. Even if you rations of playing on ESPN The votes are in, the phone no different. truly believe a child was selected in August as part of the Little So what do we do as par­ only because of a parent's role in League World Series in South calls made and your son or daughter never gets one. What ents? the league, this sends the wrong Williamsport, Pa. The first thing is to not make message to your child that isn't Here locally, Newark it means: He or she was not selected for the league all-star a big deal about it before it necessary at such a young age. National, Canal and Newark is announced. The more atten­ All-Star selections can be the PHOTO BY MARK CORRIGAN team. · American Little Leagues will tion we pay to it, the bigger the highlight of the season for a very all enter All-Star teams into the GroHo Pizza on Main Street was a meeting spot for World Cup The "good" news is no more practices, games or team func­ disappointment for us and our select few. But for most players, upcoming District 2 tournament, soccer fans rooting for their favorite team. child should they not make it. they will have to face the reality with hopes of winning the state tions as your summer vacation Andrew DeLaveaga, Andrew of weeks," said Dooley, who is begins. And the child may be even more that although they are good, they championship and a berth in shattered than he or she would just aren't good enough. And the Regional Finals in Bristol, DelPercio, Zach DiRocco, managing the all-star team for But having your son or daugh­ Brandon Dooley, Logan Gilbert, the second consecutive season. ter shunned from an all-star team have been had we, as parents, not that's OK. It's important for us Conn. harped on its importance. parents to realize that, and it's The Newark National 12- Brandon Hoeflinger, Nicholas "We hope to advance deep in the is hard to swallow - often more Jones, Chris Ludman, and Aaron tournament." so for the parents than the play­ Secondly, if you thought your our job as parents to make sure Year-Old District All-Star team child had a chance, it means he our kids do. will be managed by Marvin Weber. Newark National will open ers themselves. "My goal for these boys is the double-elimination tourna­ As parents, we all want our or she probably was on the fence Send sports stories and infor­ Dooley, who will be assisted come selection time. Remind mation to jonbuzby@hotmail. by Dave Hoeflinger. The ros­ to fill up this experience with ment against Wilmington Little kids to be the best. Ask any as many good memories as we League on Jnne 28 at 8 p.m. at parents and they'll tell you if your child about this, and even com. ter includes: Alex Barker, suggest that you go support the John Conner, Jimmy Crowley, can put into these next couple the Wilmington complex. they had their way, their children

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There will be a buffet Newark Parks and Recreation Additional studio time is avail­ Delaware Division of the Arts, office for more information at located at 14 Garfield Way, of barbeque favorites prepared Department is currently taking able on Wednesday evenings. a state agency committed to 366-7060, 366-7033 ext. 200 Newark, will hold its second by the Food Bank's Executive registration for a Summer Adult For more information call 366- promoting and supporting the after 5 pm and on weekends annual "Great Chicken Heist Chef Tim Hunter and students Pottery class. Hand building 7060. To register online, visit arts in Delaware. For additional or visit our website at www. Barbeque" on Thursday, June from The Culinary School, cash with clay and working on the www.cityofnewarkde.us/park­ information on arts activities cityofnewarkde.us. 17 from 5:30p.m.- 7:30p.m. bar and blues music from the potter's wheel will be taught. srecreation or visit the Parks and at its warehouse in Newark. The Porkroll Project. Admission: Students can then explore their Recreation office at 220 Elkton event serves as an opportuni­ One bag of nonperishable goods. area of interest. The class will Rd, Newark, DE. ty to thank the public for their Individuals interested in attend­ be held at the George Wilson ABSOlUTE AUCTION ing can RSVP to (302) 444-8074 Community Center on Thursday See NEWS, 11 .... To The Highest Bidder Above $75,000 "ELK RIVER"· ELKTON How Hard Is It To Find A Better Job? ~~~ Father's llaiJ C:L Beef & Seafood Buffet 1-6 WATER NT Not Hard. ~b BUNGAlOW You're Looking At One. 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International Piano Orchestra Student Concerto Philadelphia, Lincoln Center, the Ed Kenley Centennial 220 or email tickets@innerlig Competition, the Bradshaw Competition, Ms. Dmytrenko Carnegie Hall, and the Amphitheater in Salt Lake Family Partners httheatre.org. and Buono International has performed at such ven­ Yamaha Salon in New York City, and the Duxbury Music Piano Competition, and the ues as the Kimmel Centre City, the Salle Cortot in Paris, Festival in Massachusetts. Opportunities for families to work with other families, Newark resident professionals and community chosen for piano partners to promote young children's mental health. competition Focusing on children birth-5 The accomplished young years old. Join us for monthly Ukrainian pianist and resident light dinner meetings. Children of Newark, Anna Dmytrenko are welcome and activities will compete in the New will be provided. Delaware's York International Piano B.E.S.T Conference Room Competition this summer. Ms. 261 Chapman Road Suite 200 Dmytrenko, just 17 years old, Stockton Building Newark, is current! y a student at the DE 19702. Thursdays, June Juilliard School Pre-College 17th, July 22nd, Aug. 19th Division in New York. Sept. 16th, Oct. 14th, Nov. Presented by the Stecher 18th, Dec. 16th (All meetings and Horowitz Foundation, at same location) Time: 6 pm- The New York International 8pm. Piano Competition will be Please contact Karen E. held at The Manhattan School Townsend at 302-781-3216 of Music in New York City or Karen.E. Townsend@ state. from June 20-25, 2010. The de.us; or Janet Taylor­ opening ceremonies at will McDowell at 302-781-3217 or take place at Steinway Hall. Janet.Taylor-McDowel@state. Twenty-two young pianists, de. us to let us know how many ages 16-21, will gather from people in your family will across the globe for the week­ attend so we can adequately long event. plan food and children's activ­ ities. THE Musical theatre PosT STUMPER soLVED Please join us at Newark United Methodist Church (69 E. Main St.) for the inaugural youth production of Godspell, presented by the newly formed Inner Light Theatre. Show times as follows: June 19th, 8pm; June 20th, 2 and 8pm; June 26th, 8pm; June 27th, 2pm. Tickets $15; $10 for stu­ dents and seniors; $5 for chil­ dren under 13; $10 for groups

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for its permanent collections and the Newark Charter schools see big funding gap History Museum that is being prepared to Our OF THE Arne reopen in July. ' Edward Emmett, acting presi­ The Ball State University In new research on char­ Contact the Newark Historical Society by ter school funding inequity dent of the Delaware Charter report, which is based on the This week's Out of the Attic item is a 1951 voice mail at 302-224-2408, by postal mail issued recently by Ball State Schools Network. "Charter most recent year for which toP. 0 . Box 71l,"Newark, DE 19715, or by University, the funding gap schools in Delaware have reliable data is available, is a Lloyd Teitsworth photograph of Purnell Hall on the original Delaware College tract on email to newarkdehistoricalsociety@ yahoo. between Delaware's public watched funding erode since follow-up to an earlier report com. school district students and the introduction of the charter issued in 2005 by the Thomas the north side of East Main Street near South public charter school students school law." B. Fordham Institute, and College Avenue. The ivy clad house then and was among the highest of the Delaware charter schools is entitled "Charter School since has been the University Alumni-Alumnae states studied. According to receive no portion of state or Funding: Inequity Persists." office. At the time of this picture it also housed the research, which reviewed local funding to offset facil­ "When we speak of equi­ the Business Guidance and Placement Bureau. public data from the 2006- ity costs, but also encounter ty in education for our public Originally built as the home of a branch of the 2007 school year, the differ­ reduced funding in a number school students, we must begin Evans family, the house has served as a Kappa ence in dollars per student of other areas. Delaware was discussing this disheartening Alpha fraternity house, a YMCA center, a between district and charter ranked as having a "severe" disparity," said Susan Harris, library, and as an office building for the UD school students in Delaware disparity in the study. director of the Delaware History and English departments. It is named was $3,600. The disparity in "It is unfortunate to see Charter Schools Network, a for a former Delaware College (University of funding climbed to more than that, of the states surveyed, non-profit organization that Delaware) president. $4,500 per pupil for students Delaware is ranked as having serves as the unified voice for The picture is on loan to the Newark Post attending Wilmington char­ the fifth greatest funding dis­ charter schools in Delaware. from the Newark Historical Society collec­ ter schools. On average, the parity," Emmett said. "Every charter school begins tion (courtesy of Miss Anne Groo). Visit the nation's public charter schools "This nationwide report its first day trying to address Newark History exhibits at the Newark Free received $2,247 less per pupil reinforces the 2008 LEAD this gap and continues daily to Library and the Municipal Building. The than traditional public schools Committee Report on Education try to meet the growing expec­ Society invites donations or loans of stories, in the same state. Funding in Delaware that called tations of charter schools with pictures and other artifacts of places, activi­ "The outcome of this for greater funding equity for less and less funding to do so." ties, and life styles in the Greater Newark Area research is no surprise," said Delaware's charter schools. "

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he first week of June was a High School Salutatorian Katrina Newark High School celebrated Catholic Diocese of Wilmington lkea Dianne Glover, Geraldo T time for great celebration as Bleeker shared words of wisdom the school's 117th annual com­ presided. Members of the class of Gonzalez, Maxwell A. Hudson, the Christina School District, with her classmates at Glasgow mencement exercises on June 3, at 2010 have been offered scholar­ Marcus Mozia Kupendua, Paul M. Hodgson Vocational­ High School's Commencement the Bob Carpenter Center. Senior ships and grants totaling more than Lorraine Audrey O'Neill, Lia Technical School and St. Mark's ceremony. Class Valedictorian class members of the Newark High $6.7 million. One graduate, Pamela Patrice Park, Andrew John Swanson, High School concluded commence­ Fidelia Bernice and Class Treasurer School Chorus performed "100 Zhang, received an appointment to and Kadeem Hugh Thompson. ment ceremonies for their gradu­ Jade Hammond proudly presented Years" arranged by John Ondrasik, attend the United States Air Force Sterck School - Delaware ates. The following is a sample of the Glasgow High School Class of and the Newark High School Academy. The welcome address School for the Deaf held its gradu­ highlights from the graduations: 2010 during the school's gradua­ alma mater. Class President Luis was given by Jonathan Clayton Zuk ation on June 7 at Kirk Middle Glasgow High held their 35th tion exercises. Lauer gave the Student Address at and the farewell speech was given School. This year's valedictorian annual commencement on June 1 Christiana High Sc~ool held its Newark's Commencement ceremo­ by Alexandra Marie Newton. was Isabel L. Glasman with Kyle at the Bob Carpenter Center at the 47th annual commencement on June ny. Christina Superintendent Dr. Brennen School - Delaware C. McEvoy as the salutatorian University of Delaware. Glasgow 2, at 7 p.m., in the Bob Carpenter Marcia Lyles presented diplomas to Autism Program held their gradu­ and Matthew S. Ward as the class Center. The Valedictorian was the members of the Class of 2010. ation ceremony on June 7. representative. The list of gradu­ Andrea Marie Gobeil. Christiana St. Mark's High School graduat­ The list of graduates included ates included Leighann R. Basilio, High School Class President Sandra ed 370 students during the school's Benjamin David Alexander, Donald IsabelL. Glasman, Yusaf F. Jameel, Lopez delivered the farewell speech 38th commencement exercises held Nathan Ayotte, Colin Brinkley, Kyle McEvoy, Martika T. Myers, to her fellow classmates at the CHS at the school on Saturday, June Marques-Alyn Johnson Carroll, Reginald J. Saunders, and Matthew Commencement ceremony. 5. The Most Reverend W. Francis Gerald J. Frail, ill, Courtney Ann S. Ward. Malooly, D.D., Bishop of the Furlong, On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, June 18, 2010 • The Newark Post • Page 15

Senior class members of the Newark High School Chorus performed "100 Years" arranged Newark High School Class President Luis Christina Superintendent Dr. Marcia by John Ondrasik, and the Newark High School alma mater at the school's Commencement Lauer gives the Student Address at Newark's Lyles presents a diploma to a member of ceremony on June 3. Commencement ceremony June 3. the Class of 2010 at Newark High School.

Junaid Aamer Clare Carpenter Raquel Fairweather Mariah Hilliard Brenden Martin Ricardo Reyes Morgan Sweede Leandra Abreu Carmen Caserta Keirsten Farley Ya'kira Hines Emily Martin Kari Riden Kaitlin Tabeling Wilson Acevedo-Becerra Paul Catanach Enninio Ferri Trisha Hojnowski Shana Mattes Jamie Riggleman Cecelia Tacconelli Laetitia Acker Kameron Catron-Mitchell Holly Firlein Miranda Holefelder Coleen McCarren La'Nae Riley Gretchen Tan Felipe Aguilera Elisabeth Caws Keyona Fitzgerald Alexander Honahan Ryley McDuffie Donquesia Roberson Loic Tapimene Katherine Alexander Ttffany Cha Kyle Fletcher Jason Horowitz John Mciver Christopher Robinson Bryan Tepner Abdul Alghali Kenyetta Charles Taylor Flora Andrew Horton Serene McRae Fahionellys Rodriguez Tyrek Thomas Omar Alghali Alexander Clark Jennifer Fontal Darryl Hoskins KasieMears Jaritza Rodriguez Chelsea Thompson Chelsea Ailing Justin Coger Mason Frazier Justin Hurtt-Dunkley KyleMenz Jahmya Ross Michelle Thompson AliAmeer Phoebe Connell Zachary Furlong Mohamed Ibrahim John Mooney ill Angela Rossignoli Victoria Tilley Jennifer Angelo Rebecca Convery Jerome Garnett Eugene 1m Ashley Moore Kelsey Rowley Lisa Tobin Kristofer Arant Megan Couch A' ston Garrett Anjeanette Johnson KhylaMoore DiegoRuiz Kristina Tricarico Michael Archangelo Trina Cuffee Ayla Gaudreau Brianna Johnson Victoria Moore Jeffrey Ruocco Elizabeth Truong Nyleena Armstrong Samantha Dahms Wilmer Gibson Sharnessa Johnson Xavier Moore Jenna Russo Justin Tse Julie Arnold Stephanie Daly Wendell Girardin Tyara Jones Richard Mortimer Kristin Ryan Beatriz Velasco Italia Ashcraft Jerry Darko Victor Gomez Marguerite Kalbacher Alexander Moyer Jonathan Sabatino Victoria Velasco Joann Atilano Jennifer Davis Geraldo Gonzalez Philip Kaslow Brooke Mulhern Alexandria Sadot AnnaMae Vial Jarrett Avena Taylor Davis Ashani Gore Emily Kauffman Rebecca Mulhern James Sadowski Paige Vichich Rosalba Avila-Calvo Gregory Delp Dwan Graham Brian Knight Whitney Nash Travis Sanders Clinton Vick Nancy Aviles-Gonzalez Mamie Deputy Amber Grant Andrew Koppel Christopher Naughton Vanessa Sanders Peter von Duyke Perpetual Balfour Christian DiBiase Jesse Green Kirsten Lacy William Newcomb Jennifer Sauer Spencer Warrington Matthew Bain Anna Dmytrenko Justin Grier Aiiza Lafage TmgtingNie Brian Saunders LaShawn Washington Wesley Banks Quillan Donnelly Taariq Griffith Kasene Lambert Chadwick Oldaker Lauren Scheetz Tomasina Washington Paul Barbas Shawn Donovan Xiara Guzman Arooj Latif Maria Olvera Rebecca Scholes Kryshonda Webster Logan Barratt Taylor Donovan Vincent Guzzi Luis Lauer Denise Ortiz Michael Scott Teniesha Webster Christopher Baxter Darrell Doran Sumayyah Hackett Paige Lawver Nicole Osman Angela Sernme Ashlyn Welshon Jaclyn Bedford Devon Dorsey Michael Halfen Anabelle Leasure Rebecca Pacheco Brooke Sheriff Raymar Wescott Katlin Bennett Megan Dougherty Lataysha Hall John Lee Jessica Palmer Kiera Shorter Patrick Whetham Alexa Bernardi David Douglas Shannon Halling Mercedes Lee Nathan Paris Devyn Sisson Jasmine Williams Dylan Birch Devon Draine Kevin Hamill Annalisa Leote Joseph Patrie Dawn Skovronski Michael Williams Terrell Blackwell Nathaniel Drake Matthew Hamm Jab-Nice Lewis Carly Patrick Henry Smith Sean Williams Maggie Boone Amanda Drews Ronnell Hammond Fangying Li Hannah Paxton Preston Smith Catelin Wilson James Bourne Ryan DuBois David Hampton XiaoLi Walter Pendleton !Grana Soerono Iesha Wmg Ethan Breslin Evelyn Dunnell Lexine Hanson Carol Lienig Joseph Perkins Samantha Spoor Laura Wisniewski Joyce Brink Julia DuPlessis Shakirah Hanzer Shane Lindsey ThienPham Chelsea Spyres David Witmer Jack Brookings Megan Durant Brian Haraida Aneisha Lister Zatharay Ponzo Benjamin Squier Amanda Wojcik Robert Brooks Rashadd Earle Morris Harland, Jr. Janelle Lloyd Corinne Porter Ryan Stanard MeghanWolf Charles Brown Kevin Eissner Javon Harley Lanece Logan Bryar Probst Leigh Ann Stead Ryan Wood Katelynn Brown Edward Elia Jamere Harper Hector Lomeli Benjamin Pyle Benjamin Steckel Andrew Wright Mercedes Brown Andre Ellis Stephen Harper Rosa Lopez Patricia Pyle Geoffrey Steggell Gary Wright Michael Brown Sandara Ellis Brittany Harrington Michael Lopresti Kyle Rajkowski Chelsea Stenner Julianna Wright Shaquanna Brown Jairnie Ermak Lloyd Harris Katherine Mackenzie Estefania Ramirez Maren Stinson Saygin Yag Kristina Bryant Gonzalo Espinosa Stacia Harris Eric Maldonado Ttana Raysor Angee Stone Roger Yanez Daniel Buri Candice Evans Spencer Hauser Kevin Mancari Melissa Reamer Joshua Summiel Amanda Young Anthony Burns Tmeja Everette ZekeHenry Arpita Mandal Octavius Reeves Kevin Sun Jennifer Zukowski Brayan Cardenas Airesha Fair Elner Hernandez Leah Marino Stephanie Resler Anthony Swanson

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Glasgow High,School Salutatorian Katrina Bleeker sllares words of wisdom with her class­ Class ValedictorianFidelia Bernice and Class Treasurer Jade Hammond proudly present the mates at Glasgow High School's Commencement ceremony held June 1. Glasgow High ~chool Class of 2010 at the school's Commencement ceremony on June 1.

Daniel Aiken Devona Marie Carter Ethan Tyler Freeman Njammeh Jobe Courtney Marks-McDaniel John Robert Pavina Jr. Dennis Wade See Helen Lisette Alcaraz Monique Shalynn Carter Mario Garcia Courtney Imani Johnson Eliezer Marrero Nicole Marie Pentecost Richard Simpson Devin Renee Anacay Gabrielle N. Coleman Katareena Fae Geller Joshua Johnson Bradley A. Marshall Joshua J. Perdomo Jawanza Asante Smith Shataya M. Anderson Johnicia Coleman Gianna Aissa M Gibbs Kayla Louise Johnson Aldo Martinez Jeffery M. Pierson Ryan James Smith Candy Jolinn Anglemyer Melissa Marie Collins Kalyn P. Gibbs Rashad Dominic Johnson Stepheon Ledre Mason Donald K J Potter Andrew C. Soulliard Matthew Daniel Aragon Delesha Jazrnine Conquest Nicholas Alexander Giorlando Brittany N. Jones Dyese Monique Mcfee Jessica Quackenbush Sierra Michelle Stevenson Tamara Jeanine Backus Daniel Joseph Conway Patrice Ann Golson Lindsay Joseph Robert Jones Paula McGrath Mark Daniel Ramos Jordan Zackery Sturgis Nicholas Barlow IV My'kerah Shenaye Cornish Brittney Lynn Gonzalez Joseph K. Jones Jr. Jinisha Inez Mcintosh Erika Yvonne Redden Brittany Elaine Tate Francis Batama Anthony Correa Taya Nicole Graves Davina A. Kachnovitz Tyrell McManus YongxinRen Hawa Zainab Turay Matt Beckford Blaire B. Covington Clarise Janine Grey Ashley King Joshua Steven.Medina Victor Ivan Resendiz Jennie Louise Turner Jordan B. Bergeron Jonathan Bryant Craig Taariq Marcus Griffith Ashley King Danielle Renee Mendala Joshua Reyes Jeromy J. Turner Angelina Bernal Kayla Crawford Samantha Marie Gross Alicia Mae Kowalski Kyrie Lea Mendala Justin Eduardo Reyes Telisha Renee Turner Daniel Bernal Jaleell'homas Crenshaw Tiffani N. Hall Ryan Alexander Krapf Brittany Danielle Miller Andrew Ray Reynolds Sara Jessica Twist Fidelia Pokua Bernice Daneisha Cromwell Matthew Peter Hamilton Kevin Timothy Lane Brittany Mitchell Kailyn L. Richards Arnold Uragu Frederick Tyron Bivens Xiomara Cruz-Torres Jade Hillary Hammond Gregory Sheridan Lavelle Brittney Ann Mitchell Jordan C. Richardson Siara E. Vaughn Kevin J. Black Deborah Shavah M Dailey Tyrell E. Hammond Dennis K. Layton Jr. Abigail S. Montillo Steven Rivera Gaudencio Velasquez Zacarios Katrina M. Bleeker Yainkain A. Davies Imani Harley Delia Elizabeth Leap Shayla Alice Morakinyo Arnire Jayvon Roane Mica R. Velez Elizabeth Anne Blevin Ian Harrison Davis Leah Jane Harrington Barbara Ann Leary Brandon M. Morgan Maria Rodriguez Andrew Vitelli Erik Reginald Bounds Jessie Andrew Denn Christopher E. Heaton Justin B. Lecompte Shiomonickque J P Munerlyn Ryan Anthony W Rogers Ariel Shantelle Walker Serena Ann Boykin Mickoy Dixon Alexander J. Henry De' anna Joi Ledford Mainor Murillo-Argueta Kylinda Roman Aaron Walls Ashley D. Brawley Martin Turner Drake Kelsey Alexandra Herbein Davon Corral Lewis Nicole Antionette Murray Victoria Linda Rossiter Jaquon D. Wilkerson Joseph Frank Brockway Justin Andrew Draper Lauren Ann Herfindahl Idaes Malik Lewis Karin Nicole Neal Federico Alfred Rowe Amber Lee Williams Joshua Dylan Brown Mariam H. Dukuray Ashley Marie Hill David Lee Limprnn Charles Caleb Netya Jasmine Rowe Haili T. Williams Niyana Korima Brown Ashlynn Nicole Dunn Megan Lynn Hoard Aneisha Monae Lister Marc Edward Newton Justin Henry Saffer Sabrina Renea Williams Ida Monay Burgos Anayely Elizondo Kristen M. Hopkinson Ignacio Lobo Anthony Le Nguyen Hamed M. Salhab Takiya Rose K Williams Sharrai Hope Burnett Matthew Edward English James Anthony Hunt Carla Elizabeth Lopez Denyah Nichols Clanege Samuel Tiffany Rene' Williams Kevin D. Butler Michael John Piehl Michael Anthony Hunter Brian Alston Mack Stephen Tayl Nickerson Whitney Santiago Sheldon Wilson Robert Kyle Butler Morgan Elizabeth Fitzgerald Tien Nhat Huynh Oscar Lafenille Maganga Masooda Nisar Sarah Nicole Sarcone Krystle Love Wmgfield Jonathan T. Cale Jr. Nichelle Foraker Curtis Hanson Jackson Aaron Majors Elsie Osei-Owusu Zachary Schroeder Monai Wright Vivian D. Campbell Jarell Dur S Foster Gary Renard James IT Steven M. Mantia Joseph Padilla Austin W. Schwartz Mayra A. Zurita On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, June 18, 2010 • The Newark Post • Page 17

Christina Board of Education president George Evans presents a diploma to a Christiana High School Class President Sandra Lopez dellv· Distinguished members of the Class of 2010 from Christiana High Christiana High School graduate at the ers the Farewell speech to her fellow classmates at the CHS School await the presentation of their diplomas. school's Commencement ceremony June 2. Commencement ceremony on June 2.

ZeyadAbdo Shante Nailah Bucknor Kendall Xavier Ellis Adrian Maurice Jackson James Quintin Maurice Mann Stephanie K. Reyes DanyTong Kofi N. Addo-Donkoh Natalia Burgos-Sanchez Bradley T. Emory Andrea Frances Jackson Adina Denise Margetson Fernando I. Reza Jahaira Marie Torres Janet 0. Akinola Nobelia Burgos-Sancbez Lanae Marie Evans Rodney Keith Jackson Jaclyn Loretta McCain Deandre Eric Rice Mechele Ann Thlsian Desire A. Alford Rachel Burton Yachana Evans Maricela Jacobo-Hernandez Cameron Charles McCary Shapree Ashley Riggs Keyana Dean Marie Thrkvan Oluwarotimi Aliu Ashley Caceres Michael Peter Evonishon Aaron M. Johnson, Jr. Gregory McCall, Jr. Lacrissa D. Riley Alexandrea Thmer Ghamdan Abdulbari Alkotf Kathleen A. Campbell Brianna N. Faison Brittney Nicole Johnson Dylan Thomas McCaughan Javier Oscar Rivera Khaleel Thrner Renee Amber Alladin Sasha R. Canady Amanda Morgan Faulls Kimar 1\van Ellis Johnson Trey Anthony McCloud Rodolfo Emanual Rivera Tyshay Ronese Thrner Alexander S. Alva Jasmine Emily Carter Oifton David Foster, Jr. Lainu Rozetta Johnson Kyle Christian McEvoy Monya Danielle Roberson Delanie Marie 1\veed Lindsay Dodd Alvarez Tevin Lyric Carter Rockline Thama Frederic Charles Edward Jones m Shakira C. McLeod Benjamin Robinson II Andre De'Shawn Valines Lee Matthew Ammerman Takira Amee Cassidy Brice Fullman Darius Percy Jones Weston Blain Meauhead Fany Rojas Adianes Velazquez Matthew Paul Anacay Karla Castaneda James Andrey Gagnon Darren K. Jones Sejal Priyanka Mehra Cory R. Ross Michael I. Voutsinos Marie Andrew Anacay Danielle E. Cedeno Joseph Alexey Gagnon Da'Shanna P. Jones Portia Mensah Samantha Ashley Rowe Amanda E. Waggoner Brett C. Anderson Ronjera Michelle Childress Shantel Keshena Garrick Shanyra Priscilla Jones Danielle Patrice Mercado Kelly Marie Ryser Emily Rebecca Wagner Jeremy Antron Mathias Chinje Innocent Gesarni Mongare Hwnveuski Joseph Mariah Mercado Farah S. Sabahat Jarone N. Walcott Alexander Arboleda-Lopez Sharese Monique Clarlc Isabel Lee Glasman James C. Joyner Denzel Lamar Merritt Immad A. Saeed Saleh Ra'Shon Bri'Heem James Brian Alexander Annstrong Chaun Edward Collins Ebony Shanice Glover Samuel B. Kanefsky Joshua Michael Moore Joseph Blayne Salemi Walker Amber Leigh Ashley Verde! Anthony Collins Andrea Marie Gobeil Grace Kaniaru Kimberly M. Morton EvanT. Schilling HeSaan Walls Jewell Olivia Austin Mark Robert Conaway Lamar James Goode Casie Marie Kates Nicholas JYreese Mullins Alysia R. Schroth Ryan Christopher Ward Ramon Luis Baez-Velez WtlliamConner Jasmine Laree Graham · Jalicia Debora Kearney Lauren Nicole Murray Takayla T. Scott Darren Charles Warren Shakia Monay Bailey Nicole K. Conover Dominique Aaron C. Green Dylan James Kellagher Kristian Nicholls Mary Catherine Shellow K'Yanna LeShelle Washington Gabrielle L. Baldwin Oscar DeJesus Coria-Diaz Laura Joandel Gallaway-Green Chelsea N. Kelley Frishta Nisar Krystal Lynn Shortlidge Conyetta Lee Waters Jack Nicholas Barchock Sara K. Corkadel Martin De' Sean Green Jakwan Keyes Juliana Marie Norton Eric A. Skinner Everett L. Waters Leighann Rachel Basilio Jennifer Cornejo-Ordorica Megan E. Greenfield DaeHyun.Kim James Paul Palandrani II Marvin Z. Smalls Kimberly N. Watras Kassem S. Baxter Cristofer I. Santillan Cortes Shelby Lynn Grier Kalimah A. King Troy D. Palmer, Jr. Keisha T. Smith Nadaya Kennisha Watson Gregory Allen Bell Ellen Blanche Coyne Cadie Michelle Griffith Joseph c. Kinslow m Martell Park Shareese Tampa Smith Shakeya Nicole Watson Kennysya K. Bell Eric R. Crawley Dominick Richard Grimaldi Gregory Warren Klair Taylor B. Park Faith Noelle Solis Karrintan N. Webster Lee Christopher Bennett Arron Crookshank Claire Caroline Groft Le Ron Julius Kosh Kemon Parsons Amber Spanos Kiyon 'TYrell Weeks Ailegra Ishaia Benson Shannon E. Cross Elizabeth Ann Gross Catlin C. Lathem Krupa V. Patel Kayla Brianne Springer Ashanti Bianca West Thomas N. Berger Tanisha Diana Culpepper Pursia T. A. Gunter Patrick Joseph Lavin Radhika A. Patel Katelyn Alexandra Sproat Shavaughn A. West Marquise Berry Michael J. Cummings Elizabeth M. Gustafson Star Tobin Lawton Raquel J. Pauls Sameerah Alina Steele TrayS. West Tymerra L. Bethea Mariah L. Czyszczon Hans Guzman Kyle Ryan Layton Austin Shay Peacock Isaiah Maleak Steger Shamar N. Whitaker Erika Kaye Bledsoe Vmcent Aldo D'Occhio Indyia Nicholette Hightower Oscar M. Lemos Julius Penn Christopher David Stevenson Keisha M. Wiggins Shaunice U. Bolden Andrew Neal Dalton Jamal David Hall Jazmyn Kimberly Lewis Saul Perez Marissa Nicole Stokes Kennisha M. Wiggins Stanley L. Bolton, Jr. Alexander Stevens DeGroat Henry Lee Hamilton IV Alyse M. Lewkowitz Jocelyn Rae Peterson Danielle Christine Streater Angelique Marie Wtlliarns Domenick Lamar Bond Charles Dembo-Tillman Jordan Ariel Hanley Le' Asia Shyann Lively Jaime V. Piatt Dontae Sutton Cauiyiu' A Wtlliarns Shakylia Elayne Boyce Michael Denny Katelyn A. Hartnett Malikah Lones Vernon Pierce Laura Christine Swites-Gulick Dian Anthony Jonathan Erik Wtlliam Bozarth Benjamin R. DiAngelo LaVonna Nashee Harvell Jordan L. Loper Daniel Pierre Derreck Maurice Tate Wtlliarns Latrell K. Brice Megan R. Dill Porsha Simone Harvey Sandra Lopez Laura Ivette Pineda Erica Marie Taylor Gregory J. Wtlliarns Deborah S. Bridgeford Eric M. Disabatino JYra Lorraine Hearne Tarniya Amber Lopez Ana-Alicia Pizarro Lauren Michele Taylor Lorie L. Wtlliarns Colin Ryan Brinkley Kortney Irene Dollard Sebastian Gmmer Herold Luinelle Lopez-Serrano Nia Lashawn Polk Dustin Paul Tebbutt Michelle Wtlliarns Ahmad K. Brittingham Jason Anthony Doyle Kwamere Zachary Higgins Alan Javier Lorca Derrick L. Porter Arturo Tenorio Terrell R. Wilson Takeerah Shante Britton Olivia Lynn Drosehn Michelle Carrie Holland Mayra J. Luna Robert D. Poteat Essence Brienne Thomas Justin Joseph Wmnington Dillan J. Bromwell Kaitlyn Marie Dnke Nichelle Mary Holland Elijah Jane Maassen Munirah Pressley Kashyia P. Thomas Raymond M. Woods Jared Lamotte Brown Tiara Latrice DuPont Ryan Holland Koshamma Monique Mack Morgan Elizabeth Price Lakisha Nicole Thomas Kevin Lamont Wright, Jr. Johnetta Brown Christian Manuel Duran Christopher David Hope Alex Charles Maguire Donna Marie Quattro Anthony C. Thompson Aaron Matthew Yancey Shamett Brown Ian Brian Dutton Kiana Sylvia Hovington Ian Kiongera Maigua Britny Nicole Rarusey Dayshon Cortaya Thompson YuchenYang Shikaylah Rayelle Brown Jasmine Renea Edwards Domiere J. Hunter Jason Robert Mank Damon LaQuan Reed lshmail B. 0. Thompson Jeong Yoseb lnyong Yea-Seong Page 18 • The Newark Post • Friday, june 18, 2016 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Ciassifieds • 1-860:.220-331'1

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Hutchinson Daniel Granville Reyes Alexia Marie Biscoe Maghen Simone Hutchinson Linnea Nicole Ringgold Kau-Essence Boayue Christopher Joseph Iannotta Willie Morris Robinson Dustin Harvey Bohenick Jamaal Dominique Jackson Ashley Ann Rogers Seth Elijah Quinn Boothe Nicole Alexis Jackson Matthew Christopher Rohrer Michael Anthony Bowerson Sayyeda Malika Jeffcoat Alex Mark Russell Marisa Lynn Brancati Shakeel Qadeem Jeffcoat Zachary Thomas Santore Jeffrey James Brannan Alicia Katelyn Johnson Megan Nicole Sauppee Derrick Antione Brantley Andrew Travis Johnson Tykeah Belinda Savage Adriana Rocio Bregante Dillyn Wayne Johnson Kayla Michelle Schiavoni Brennen School Delaware School Tyler Andrew Brooks Jh'Rael Joseph Johnson Michael William Scholl Dominic Antonius Brown Joshua McKinley Johnson Tyler Steven Schorah Benjamin David Alexander for the Deaf Kody Jordan Brown Richard Allen Johnson Walter Leo Sherlock Donald Nathan Ayotte Tiffany Renee' Brown Jeremy Allen Jones Matthew Ryan Sherwood Colin Brinkley Valedictorian: Isabel L. Glasman Austin Von Brunswick Jeremy L. Jones Jordan Nichole Short Salutatorian: Kyle C. McEvoy Mark Joseph Bullen Daniel R. Joyce Michael Trent Siminari Marques-Aiyn Johnson Carroll Charles E Burcham Ronald Edgar Killen Randall Kenneth Simons Gerald J. Frail, Ill, Class Representative: MatthewS. Ward Britnie Ann Burek Matthew Ryan Kinney Stephanie Marie Simpers Courtney Ann Furlong Erick Campos-Mendoza Krystina Marie Kirk Amber Terrell Skinner lkea Dianne Glover Leighann R. Basilio Jessica Arleana Cannon John Thomas Kline Daniel Charles Slaney Geraldo Gonzalez Isabel' L. Glasman Mariah Ashley Carty Taylor Ann Kline Lauren Mary Smith Maxwell A. Hudson Yusaf F. Jameel Terron J Caswell Andrea Lorraine Koppel Scott Leroy Smith Marcus Mozia Kupendua Kyle McEvoy Marisa Catharine Noelle Cathell Anthony Evan Kush Sydney Sharnae' Smith Lorraine Audrey O'Neill Martika T. Myers Lauren Nicole Caudill John M. Lamp Tyler Cristopher Smith Lia Patrice Park Reginald J. Saunders Alan Wise Chipman Kimberly A. Lamp Richard Allen Speed Matthew Ward Carty Marie Cline Edward Earl Lewis Precious lsabelis Spicer Andrew John Swanson s. Christopher Michael Cloutier Jessica Renee Linton Ryan Andrew Spinden Kadeem Hugh Thompson Jaclyn K Cobb Zakkery A. Lockard Benjamin Scott Springer Kyle Gregory Cooke Jamy Andrea Lopez Rene' Carlos Springer Samantha Cheyenne Corbett Alex James Loveless Alyssa Ellen Sterling Sean Brady Corkadel Blanca Aor Luna Desiree Viola Stevens Dewayne Andre Cottingham Komelia Malya Danielle Elizabeth Stevenson Brian Adolph Cox Dominick F. Mancari Taylor Marie Stimmel Ciara M. Crumpton Alyssa Monique Mapp Frank David Sulpizio Brandon Christopher Davis Anthony John Marchegiano Pierre Thacker Cable Leanne Davis Vmcent Edward Margherita Jillian Rose Thawley Anthony Justin DelValle Steven John Maris Ashley Marie Thompson Dillon Charles DiSalvo Chelsea Lynn Martine Katricia Lanea Thompson Joshua Vmcent Dominelli Kelly L. Martinez John Wayne Tickle Deborah Brooke Donovan Joseph Corrado Marvasi Kelsey Lynn Trate Katie Lynn Dougherty Seth Hunter Marvel Jamie Erik Treml Astii Darobert Dmmum Vmcent F. Matarese Richard Albright Thlowitzki Stephen James Easter Jeffrey Alex Mato Gary Dillon Turner Eric Andrew Ellis Ashley Jean McConnell Eddi Vargas-Delgado Salvatore Samuel Esposito Steven Daniel McGinnis Tyler Alexander Varnes Emily Sarah Falah Emily Lauren McKee Bryan Alejandro Vasquez Michael A. Falconi Edward Austin Melasecca Heather Marie Vega Jose Manuel Famania Blair Menefee Justine Rose Vigliotta Ashley Marie Fedorkowicz Sarah Ann Mihaly William Norman Wallis David Thomas Ferguson Matthew Benjamin Miller Alex Lushington Warner Richard Scott Ferguson Alex T. Mills Jade Alexa Washington Candace Ashley Fernandez Emily Renee Mitchell Kevin Joseph Welch Randee Michelle Ferrara Jade Briana Moffett Heather Ann Whelan Kyle Matthew Fischer Brandi Alexis-Monet Moore Jamie White Irin Isaiah Aowers Brett J. 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Too much CHESAPEAKE Toys, adult clothing, AREA- 50 North etc. SALE Disney col­ lawn mowers, kids lectibles, small ani­ to list. Rain or shine . . City, 32 Tower Point children's clothing, Drive in Westview ------­ Road, Saturday, children's items, toys and clothes, mal trap, small fur­ Shores. YEARLY ELKTON Coupon­ June 19, 201 O, a:oo houshold items, col· appliances, tools. Too niture, Cd's, tapes, iectibles, books, YARD SALE. Satur- er's yard sale @ 223 much to list. womens clothes STILL POND 26691 a.m.- 2:00 p.m., fur- DVD's, CO's day June 19th. RD S assorted sizes, niture, adult cloth- June th the Teen Saturday June 26th. ycamore Road, off ------Still Pond Rd, Rt 566 26 Hundreds of glass- Fletchwood Rd in LARGE Fenton & Murano Saturday, June 19, ing, lawn and gar- Department of Newark Hil.~L den equipment, ware items; bottles, Meadowview. Sat, glass, Princess 7:30-11 :30 Bit of household items, Baptist Church will be dishes, knick knacks, 6119• Sam-2pm. NEW House. Ali items Port Deposit I RISING SUN 540 everything tools, collectibles, having a yard sale a1 items of heath & priced to sell! North East 1 Gravel Goosmar Rd off the church to help fishing equipment, beauty, household U~'>f, Multi Pit Rd, Sat 6119 & Theodore Rd. Fri & ...--:C:-L-A-:S:-S:-I...FI-:E-:0-:S,...---, sporting goods, raise money to pay for tools, records, lawn cleaning supplies and J\M~Family Sun 6120 Sam-? both Sat, June 18 & 19, L.b_o_o_ks_.____ ...J the cost of their Youth mowers, baby clothes much more. Big vari­ days, lots of clothes, ?am-? Everything 410-398-1230 newborn- 9 months. etyll Multi h/h goods, & mise from A-Z! HUGE! 800-220-1230 Camp, plan to come Mise jewelry, many ·· CHESAPEAKE CECILTON 6621 and help them out. collectibles. ------CITY SOUTH 2876 'Family RT213 follow signs, r- - ---1 ELKTON, 295 Fair Augustine Herman Sat 6/19 8:30 strollers, ,...r- Hill Dr, 6119, 7:30 Hwy. Flea MarkeU NORTH EAST I OXFORD 3RD ANNUAL outside pirate ship, kid 1 a.m., bikes, toys, yard sale. Sat 6/19 CHARLESTOWN 140 BOROUGH -WIDE YARD SALE train table toddler bed, adult I kids clothes, 7a-3pm. Air com­ Salvation Circle in clothes, tramp, etc. household, sporting pressors, o/b motor, Trinity Woods off Rt 7. SAT., JUNE 19,9 AM TO? 610-932-2500 for info goods, books, back­ trlr, lures collectibles Sat, June 19, Sam-? packs, purses/shoes, & modern, & anchors. •Brookside Estates N. and S. Brookside, ?. ELKTON 104 Roo­ Dolls, vintage & artist ...----C- H_E_C_K_O_U_T---. ELKTON 80 Orpah I sevelt Blvd. (turn on etc. W. Hillside Dr., Sebastian Dr., Midland Dr. and Me Leod Dr. Dr, in (Paradise 1 Lincoln off Delaware)------­ series, h/h lg coffee OUR WEBSITE AT •124 Coach St. •264 Delaware Ave. •612 Hodgson St. Pines) by off Notting­ Saturday, June 19, ELKTON- 26 Willow _P_ot_s_&_m_o_re_!___ w~~is~~~~~~g~~E ham Rd & Rt 40 by I 8am-1 pm. Furniture, •203 Maryland Ave. •19 Mt. Vernon St. •276 Mt. Vernon St. Steels Motel Sat 6/19 1 household, plants, Court, Fri, Sat & Sun ~======-::} & Sun 6/20 8a-6p June 18th, 19th & - 1 VHS, DVD's, clothing. 20th.8am-4pm. If rain •415 N. Brookside •105 N. Second St. •125 Penn Ave. both days lots of Huge Sale! crafts supplies 15 lg no sale. Rubbermaid tubs full MULTI-FAMILY •235 Penn Ave. •61 Pine St. •73 Pine St. •113 Pine St. CHECKOUT R.SUNI N.EAST- 35 of craft supplies! stop I •208 Pine Street •460 South St. •21 South 6th St paying top dollar CHESAPEAKE ti;tli;iMulti Classified & 45 Pioneer Ridge NORTH EAST- 207 Dr. (off Principia) 2 Howard Street. Satur­ come see, from wreath is the ;,. •327 S. Brookside Dr •328 S. Brookside Dr. •310 W. Locust St. making to soaps CLASSIFIEDS 1\f\J~Family Gargages. Sat 6/19 day June 19th, 8-1, spend $25 or more EVERYDAY FOR 8-? Oak roil top desk 12mo-4T boys, 0- •557 W. Locust St. •Ware Presb. Village, 7 E. Locust St get free lavender or ELKTON 1679 Old­ key ,~o more sm turn, baby 18mo girl, baby/kids peach gift giving bas­ THAT NEW field Point Rd Sat 6/19 / "" sales. items, HH, Home toys, household •306 Wheeler Blvd ~ kets everything must JOB! 7a-2p. Tools, hh items, office variety, Mary items. •11 7 N. 4th. Community of Love Lutheran Church ~ go Call 41 0-620-3053 decore, kids items Kay 85% off. r Page 22 • The Newark Post • Friday, June 18, 2010 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311

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LARSON'S SERVICES TREE & LANDSCAPING HOME • Tree Take Downs ~IMPROVEMENT • Stump Grinding YAMAHA Rydeen SERVICES • Clearing BEAGLE PUPS 5pc drum set w/3pc. • Topsoil Spread AKC Taking reserva­ Zildjian cymbols, cow EVER WANTED to • Mulching tions now. Avail 7/5. bell, extra sticks. have a video com­ • Landscape Pkgs $350 443-413-0461 Barely used, like new. mercial for your • Hardscaping $500. 443-206-1425 business, but • Bulk Mulch thought it would be Deliveries MAYTAG washer LAWN & too expensive? Call License # 00-3352 MOVING SALE fur­ and dryer, oversize GARDEN EQUIPMEN Chesapeake Classi­ Quick Estimates SADDLE Pessoaro- .______• _ niture, w/d, frig, qn bed, capacity, exc condi­ 41D-392-5175 fied today so see ERS ready for July drigl Pony saddle. 14" computer table, TV's & tion. $350 will sell EXERCISE BIKE CRAFTSMAN riding just how inexpen­ MHIC 73455 nearly new. $700 b/o more 443-907-8853 separately. Kenmore mower. Many new Since 1978 1st 2 boys & girls, $50. 443-553-0789 sive it can be! females $400 males Contact Jennifer ~ELECTRONICS refrigerator $150. parts, $250. Self pro­ 443-463-0721 302-229-3806 pelled push mower, $350 Contact Dea at " TV SMALL entertain- Regulation Pool Call today! 41 0-392-9646 ZENITH 26 $75. 410-398-9971 410-398-1230 . ment stand $50.00 Table 4'x8' American Works great with 410-287-1278 Leave MP3 PLAYERS (3) Pool table with slate or toll free CHESAPEAKE Bay ~ HAY remote. $45.00 in Elk- message anytime PUSH MOWER, 800-22D-1230 Retrievers- AKC Born $45.00 for all Obo top & Semona Felt, ton MD. 410-398-0449 ------lights, balls & 10 cue $50. 410-398-9971 5/6/. Parents on prem, $15.00 each, obo. HAY- Mixed, (443)-309-7628 sticks $800 firm HANDYMAN MERCHANDISE good personalities. ~ FURNITURE/ SMALL office desk grasses and nmothy, $75.00 410-287-1278 41 0-398-3696 LEGAL NOTICE TRUSTED Dads a great hunter! 2 yrs old, stored in in homes for over 30 Wormed, 1st shots. ~ FURNISHINGS Leave message barn. Need to clean SALTED EELS FOR years. All types of ~NIMALS/PETS 6M- $350, 3F-$400 anytime LEGAL NOTICE work. 410-758-16691v msg. out. $1.50/bale. Can ASHLEY dresser. 6 CRAB BAIT. Call for THE COURT OF be used for construe- drawers, black. Exc. pricing 410-490-8943 ------­ 41 0-937-5997 .. CHILDREN/ COMMON PLEAS (2) CATS 3 YRS Q. tion. 410-491-9087 cond. $50. 443-553- (cell) or 410-827-7468 FOR THE STATE • ,... BABY ITEMS THE COURT OF OLD. Spayed, rr======;J 0789 OF DELAWARE IN neutered and COMMON PLEAS ------FOR THE STATE AND FOR NEW declawed. Free to CALL CHERRY BED- CHILDREN'S Wanted Old wooden CASLTE COUNTY good home but have pups. OR EMAIL ROOM SET. Solid DVD'S (10) $4 EACH ladders and old bowl- OF DELAWARE IN to go together. Call Parents w/ papers on Wood, never used, 410-272-3422 ing balls. Call after AND FOR NEW CHESAPEAKE CASTLE COUNTY IN RE: CHANGE OF K.Spencer 443-907-7813 premises. Raised w/ CLASSIFIED brand new in factory ------5pm. 866-411-1664 NAME OF - kids & other pets. boxes. English FISHER PRICE ------Melanie Ann Corboy IN RE: CHANGE Home Reduced $250 nego- 41 0-398-1230 Dovetail. Original Laugh & Learn Smart LEGAL NOTICE Improvements, OF NAME OF: Petitioner(s) tiable 443-466-1703 800-220-1230 cost $4500. Sell for Bounce & Spin Pony ------­ Stephen Robert Der­ TO: Inc. www.chesapeake $795. Can deliver. good cond $45 or b/o .------, Melanie Ann Layton When Quality Pilbosian DACHSHUND classified.com 240-482-8721 443-350-9446 Petitioner(s) NOTICE IS HERE­ Comes First! PUPS: minature, AKC ib======dl ------BY GIVEN that reg., champ bloodline, CHAIRS 2 matching The Newark Hous­ TO: ing Authority's Robert S. Derp Melanie Ann Corboy • Garages vet checked $400 Call tan resin, very good LIL TYKES Toy box, intends to present a Dave 410-739-0013 ,... APPLIANCES cond $50 for both. $50. 443-528-6148 . revised 2010 Annu­ NOTICE IS HERE­ • Basements al Plan and 5-year Petition to the Court • Kitchens &Baths 302-54 7-4065 BY GIVEN that Plan is available to Stephen Robert Der­ of Common Pleas • Additions REGISTERED GENERAL YORKSHIRE U review by the pub­ Pilbosian intends to for the State of • Crown Molding ~ MERCHANDISE lic. It can be Delaware in and for • Porches TERRIER PUPPIES present a Petition to with tails docked, reviewed during the Court of Com­ New Castle County, • Window I Door 7 LARGE WICKER business hours from to change his/her Replacement duclaws done, shots. mon Pleas for the Family raised home. FRIGIDAIRE electric LARGE office desk BASKETS all new 9:00am - 12:00pm State of Delaware in name to Melanie FREE KITTENS TO range $75. Range $95.00 410-287-1278 . $2-$4 each and from 1 :00 pm - Ann Layton FREE Male & female. Par­ and for New Castle good home. Playful, hood $25. good cond. Leave message 41 0-272-3422 4:00 pm Monday County, to change Melanie Ann ESTIMATES ents are family pets. Ready to go now! Call liter trained, ready to 410-658-6138 anytime through Friday from his/her name to Corboy go. 410-322-8718 May 14, 2010- Petitioner REFERENCES for info. 410-939-0777 FAX MACHINE $50. Robert S. Derp or 410-937-9795 ------June 25, 2010. All LICENSED & .-!lflj,... dea _443--2-45--50-74 __ comments must be np 6/11,18,25 INSURED FREE to good home one of these local lers Stephen Robert (2) female ferretts. in writing and sub­ DerPilbosian 2164494 mitted within the No Job to small Very gentle. LEGAL NOTICE Petitioner 410-398-1510 and drive home happ;. review period. A np 6/4,11,18 MHIC#127618 public hearing is 2162121 THE COURT OF scheduled for THE COURT OF 410-378-9219 AKC Reg. English FREE to good home COMMON PLEAS Wednesday, June Chihuahua, male. COMMON PLEAS Springer Spaniel VOLKSWAGEN FOR THE STATE 30, 2010 at 5:30 FOR THE STATE 410-398-1510 pm. THE COURT OF ~ CLEANING pups. 4 big beautiful OF DELAWARE IN COMMON PLEAS OF DELAWARE IN males available. Will AND FOR NEW np AND FOR NEW .,.. SERVICES 5/14,21,28,6/4,11, FOR THE STATE be ready to go 7/18. SMitJt CASLTE COUNTY OF DELAWRE IN CASTLE COUNTY Will accept reserva­ KITTENS all 18,25 2157339 ages,& colors free to VOLKSWAGEN,LTD. AND FOR NEW tions now. Sire is a good home 4304 Kirkwood Highway, IN RE : CHANGE OF CASTLE COUNTY IN RE: CHANGE OF field champion. $500. 443-309-8114 NAME OF NAME OF: 41 0-378-4353, ask for WILMINGTON, DE Kayla Marie Schaf­ LEGAL NOTICE IN RE: CHANGE OF Hanunah Evelyn Rhonda. ------ferman NAME OF: Oglesby Ali KITTENS. Free to 302-998-0131 Petitioner(s) RE: Deadly Weapon Jeffrey Paul DerPil­ Petitoner(s) PROFESSIONAL good home. Litter TO: I, Walter Szewczyk CLEANING 20 yrs. bosian TO trained. Ready. North Drivers wanted • ' Kayla Marie Thorn­ residing at, 191 Hanunah Evelyn exper. Residential/ Petitoner(s) East 41 0-920-2539 ton Kenneth Ct., TO: Oglesby Commercial. Special NOTICE IS HERE­ Newark De 19711 occassions, weekly Jeffrey Paul Derp NOTICE IS HERE­ BY GIVEN that will make applica­ NOTICE IS HERE­ BY GIVEN that monthly! Ref's avail Kayla Marie Schaf­ tion to the judges of Call: 41 0-441-9355 BY GIVEN that Jef­ Hanunah Evelyn ferman intends to the Superior Court frey Paul DerPil­ Oglesby Ali intends present a Petition to of the State of bosian intends to to present a Petition the Court of Com­ Delaware in and for u LAWN & GARDEN present a Petition to to the Court of Com­ .,.. SERVICES mon Pleas for the New Castle County the Court of Com­ mon Pleas for the State of Delaware in at Wilmington, for mon Pleas for the State of Delaware in and for New Castle the next term for a and for New Castle Cutting Edge State of Delaware in AKC Female Black County, to change license to carry a and for New Castle­ County, to change Lawn Care, LLC Lab 2yrs old, up to his/her name to concealed deadly County, to change her name to 410-658-0481 date shots. Great Kayla Marie Thorn­ weapon, or Hanunah Evelyn Ask about our disposition and his/her name to Jeff­ ton weapons for the pro­ frey Paul Derp Oglesby vacation mow temperament. $400 Christina M. tection of my per­ special! Free est! 443-893-1129 Thornton son(s), or Jeffrey Paul Hanunah Evelyn Petitioner property,or both. CECIL WHIG CLASSIFIEDS PUG PUPPIES 11 DerPilbosian Oglesby weeks old. 1 female Petitioner Petitoner 410-398-1230 or 800-220-1230 $600. 1 male $500. np 6/11,18,25 Walter Szewczyk np 6/4,11,18 np 6/4,11,18 WEBSITE AT Firm on price. 443- 2164152 np 6/18 2166378 2162152 2162546 WWW.CHESAPEAKECLASSIFIED.COM 967-0121- 8:30-5:30 On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, June 18, 2010 • The Newark Post • Page 23

LAWN & ~ AUTO PARTS & WANTED WANTED ,.POWER BOATS ,.ANTIQUE AUTOS U U GARDEN EQUIPMEN ~ ~ ACCESSORIES ~ TO BUY ~ TO BUY Boss just step out of the office? Now is the perfect DONATE VEHICLE: DONATE YOUR ~ time to check out what is in TRANSPORTATION Receive $1000 GROO CAR, TRUCK, RV. CERY COUPONS, Tax deductible. MVA the Chesapeake Classifieds Your Choice. NOAH'S licensed. 41 Qo636o RN section of your paper or go '71 CAMARO hood, ARC, NO KILL Animal 0123 or toll-free 1- 50" cut, Model Z5030, ,.POWER BOATS Shelters. Advanced 877°737-8567. Your to www.chesapeake Kohler 23hp engine. trunk lid. '69 Firebird fenders. '97Dodge Veterinary Treat- donation helps local classified.com used only 3 months. ments. Free Towing, families with food, $2200. 410-398-0358 tailgate. 410-658- 1234 IRS TAX DEDUCO clothing, shelter. l!::======:;::::!l TION. Non-runners 1° www.LutheranMis- 866-912-GIVE sionSociety.org LEGAL NOTICE CAR PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD MERCURY 6.5 ,.. AUTOS 24 HOURS A DAY • 7 DAYS A WEEK Public Auction White Lawn Riding Roll-up 2007 Friday June 25th @ 9am Tractor, 38" cut, runs Torqeedo Electric 2008 HONDA CRY­ CALL OR EMAIL Inspection 6/23 & 6/24 from 8amo5pm good. $350 b/o 2HP Never used! All EX, Approx. 12,200 CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFIED Utility Auctions 443-417-6284 13' equip. All docs. miles, $21 ,000 obo. 41 0-398-1230 • 800-220-1230 601 Christiana Ave. BOSTON WHALER: $1 ,200 package tagged until 2013, Wilmington, DE 19801 1970, w/1996 25HP Will Deliver! Larry warranty trans­ www.chesapeakeclassified.com (302) 654-1846 ,.,... TOOLS Johnson, includes cen- .._..;(_6_10..;.)_-7_2_4_-9_7_3_9.....1 TRUCK CAP. USA ferrable, AWD, MPG: Large amount of fleet vehicles from Con ter console, newly from small 1989 Toy- 20city/26 highway, 4 LEGAL NOTICE Edison, Delmarva Power, Pepco, Orange & installed Teleflex steer- ~REcREATION ota. Dr. blue, needs cylinder/Sspeed auto­ Rockland City of Wilmington Davey Tree ing, bottom recently paint on top. $200. matic, grey leather ;:::====:;:;:;::;:;;:;;;;;:;:====~ Local Co~tractors & others i~cluding large resurfaced, new bat- ~ VEHICLES 410-378-3605 interior, "royal blue PUBLIC AUCTION amount of utility buckets, digger derricks, tery and gas tank. Also pearl", 6 disc changer, reel trks, vactor trks, chippers, forestry bkt New Today TOYOTA Seabreeze ------MS 660 STIHL includes a titled trailer power moon roof, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Irks, chipper dump trks, knucklebooms, with new lights. Boat 1989 RV, 81k. RV WHEEL COVERS power seats, heated cargo Irks, welder truck, utility Irks, step chainsaw, new condi­ sleeps 3-4. Runs well. from '08 Corolla. $40 will sell at a public auction on July 14, 2010 tion. $900. in service and used seats, XM radio at 10 A.M. at vans, cargo & passenger vans, pickup regularly all season. Camper needs some for all 4. 41 0-266- installed. Please call trucks, SUV's, Crown Victoria's, fleet cars & 443-466-1 042 work. $3000 OBO. 0375 Churchmans Mini Storage Motor serviced annual­ 302-358-8517 455 New Churchmans Road more ly and runs good. 443-907-8615 Visit our website for more info & pictures " WANTED ~TRUCKS/SPORT New Castle, De 19720 $3,500 or best offer. CAMARO V-28 '93, 302-322-7836 www.utilityauctions.net ~ TO Buv ~ MOTORCYCLES/ Call: 410-310-9008. ~ UTILITY VEHICLES black, 113Kmiles. The personal property heretofore stored with np 6/18 2166258 ~ ATVs Chrome rims. Good the undersigned by: motor. Asking $5000. B034 ° Bruce - Boxes, Furniture, Totes Call Mark 443-309- t:_. BOOS 0 Smithson - Boxes, Furniture ESTATE OF JERROLD E. NEAL, New Today ... 5189 or 302-607-1823 A057 - Bowick - Boxes, Furniture, Bikes DECEASED. TRAINS WANTED. B040 - Miller - Boxes, Furniture Notice is herby given that Letters of Admin­ Buying Lionel, lves, 6050 ° Miller 0 Boxes, Furniture, Totes stratlon wupon the estate of Jerrold E. Neal Voltamp. 410-913- CHEVY TAHOE '99 np 6/18, 25 216661 who departed this life on the 26th day of 9484. Save this ad! 143K mi, very good March, A.D. 2010, late of 35 Elks Trail, cond, gray interior, New Castle, De 19720, were duly granted 28' RINKER 1994, auto, 2 door, power COX REILLY INC unto Lorriane L. Neal on May 19, 201 0, and 2005 350 Mer eng. everything, tinted win­ DBA I Ewing Towing all persons indebted to the said deceased Load Rite trl. df, If, dows, 5.711 4x4 Viper 1111 ELKTON ROAD are requested to make payments to the Per­ gps, cover, bimini, ac, remote start, K&N NEWARK DE. 19711 sonal Representative without delay, and all radio, cd player, intake, 200 amp all, {302)366-8806 FAX{302}366-1174 persons having demands against the tv/dvd. Sleeps 4. All many new parts. Blck deceased are required to exhibit and present overnite amenities. GO CART. Manco. w/ color changing LIENHOLDER'S SALE the same duly probated to the said Person­ Wrecked, selling for No onboard genera­ flames, 20" wheels. al Representative on or before November tor. Runs great! A Honda engine & trans. PLACE: 1111ELKTON RD 26, 2010, or abide by the law in this behalf. 41 0-734-0238 $6,000 b/o. Contact WANTED; DIABET­ must see $14,900 Jason 443-309-3810 NEWARK, DE 19711 ~ IC TEST STRIPS up OBO, Located in Mid­ [email protected] DATE: JULY 20,2010 Lorriane L. Neal to $18/ box. Cash on dle River. Contact m TIME: 10:00 AM 35 Elks Trail the spot. Any kind/ Bob, 410-335-0565, New Castle, DE 19720 any brand. Un- bobson2@ comcast.net WWW.CHESAPEAKE 1-2002 AUDIA-4 Personal Representative VIN#WAULT68E52A 173014JP9-1 0000644 opened will pick up. ------­ CLASSIFIED.COM Lorraine L. Neal Debbie 41 0-820-6540 2-1988CHEVP/U File# 148156 27' BAYLINER '87 VIN#1GCDS14Z4JE159552 JP9-10-000642 3-2000FORDFOCUS UFARM SUPPLIES Inboard, Perryville, np 6111,18,25 2164156 VIN#1 FAFP3439YW306897 JP9-1 0-000643 ,... I EQUIPMENT fiberglass, Ciera Sun­ bridge, sleeps 6, GPS, np 6/18 2166124 8 N FORD TRAC­ cover, cabin, good CHEVY Express New Cristiano Enterprises T/A Pomodoro Ris­ ~ Today TOR with new engine conditioni, stand-up ~~~··~·iji· head room, galley, 3500 '00. 1 ton, 350 ~::::::~;;~~~~~::::::~ torante have on June 18, 2010 applied with and scrapper blade. auto, ps, pb ac int & PONTIAC GRAND r- C the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission­ interior re-done in '08, ext tool racks. 1 owner PRIX GT 2000, runs ITY OF NEWARK Runs perfect. $3,000 DELAWARE er seeking approval of a 432 sq It patio firm. 443-309-2571 bottom painted, engine pressure test­ YAMAHA 700R '06 low miles. Exc cond. good, used daily, PUBLIC HEARING extension of premise. Premise is located at $5000. 443-206-1425 white, V6, 216K, good 729 N Union Street, Wilmington, Delaware NEED A HANDYMAN? ed I tuned, battery Great cond. Lots of eng & body. $1500 NOTICE charter, custom cock­ extras $3500b/o. 19805. OR SOMEONE TO 302-2331251 June 28, 2010-7:00 P.M. Persons who are against this application CLEAN YOUR HOME? pit cover. $6,000 b/o. HONDA 400 EX '01 FORD EXPLORER Contact Steve K Good cond $1,000 should provide written notice of their objec­ '97, 135K mils, black tions to the Commissioner. For the Commis­ I I 41 0-642-6032 302-521-437 4 18" chrome wheels. ~ WANTED Pursuant to Chapter 27-21 (b)(2)(e) of the ~ TO Buv City of Newark Subdivision and Develop­ sioner to be required to hold a hearing to New alternator. $2300 consider additional input from persons Call Jaime ment Regulations, notice is hereby given of DONATE YOUR a Public Hearing in the Council Chamber, against the application the Commissioner 410-920-6136 must receive one or more documents con­ ------VEHICLE RECEIVE Newark Municipal Building, 220 Elkton FREE VACATION Road, on Monday, June 28, 2010, at 7:00 taining a total of at least 10 signatures of res­ idents or property owners located within one --.,~..,.... VOUCHER UNITED p.m., at which time the Council will consider YAMAHA V-star Sil­ BREAST CANCER the request of Wohlsen Construction Com­ mile of the premise or in any incorporated 27' SEARAY SUN­ pany, agent for the U.S. Army Corps of Engi­ areas located within one mile of the premise. DANCER '86 Twin 4.3 verado '05, Must see. FOUNDATION Free 3200mi. $4500. 443- Mammograms, Breast neers, for the major subdivision of 1001 The protest must be filed with the Alcoholic Mere '04, 40hrs, sips FORD RANGER '07 Ogletown Road in order to construct an Beverage Control Commissioner at the 3rd 6, full galley & head w/ 987-2561 lve msg. Cancer Info Ext cab, 2 whl dr, 4 cyl www.ubcf.info FREE approximately 81,000 square foot Armed Floor, Carvel State Office Building, 820 North shower, heat, air, French Street, Wilmington, Delaware 10901. ~ AUTO PARTS & auto w/ 52K. $8,000 Towing, Tax Forces training facility for four Army Reserve good cond, ready for b/o 302-521-4374 and two Delaware National Guard units, to The protest(s) must be received by the Com­ water! $8900. Call ~ ACCESSORIES Deductible, Non-Run­ ners Accepted, 1-888- be known as the Armed Forces Reserve missioner's office on or before July 18, 2010. 443-350-2449 Failure to file such a protest may result in the 468-5964 Center. I!IP.J. ZONING CLASSIFICATION - Ml (General Commissioner considering the application Industrial) without further notice, input or hearing. If you 23.5' CHAPARRAL CLASSIFIEDS have questions regarding this matter please SL '92 Mere cruiser, 410-398-1230 1 Patricia M. Fogg, CMC contact the Commissioner's office at (302) 350 mag V8, 5.7L, (2) S-10 TAIL JEEP LIBERTY 800-220-1230 ° City Secretary 577-5222. 300hp w/ EZ Load trlr. GATES $100 each. SPORT '02 143K, WEBSITE AT Great cond. $11,000 Call for info good cond. $5500 b/o WWW.CHESAPEAKE np 6/18 2166373 np 6/18,25,7/2 2166220 41 0-275-8229 41 0-658-9642 443-553-6349 aft 6p CLASSIFIED.COM Page 24 • The Newark Post • Friday, June 18, 2010 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 IN THE NEWS Assistance is available • COMPETENT, EXPERIENCED DOCTORS .... GARDEN, from 4 will return your call, with our spring workshop season is COMPREHENSIVE EYE CARE & EYE EXAMS an answer to your question. winding down, we've planned Utilize our plant and insect a tour of the native teach­ 1000's OF AFFORDABLE, DESIGNER EYEWEAR ing beats that feeling you get specimen "drop-off station" ing garden on the evening of while waiting patiently for the to leave plant and insect Wednesday, July 21st. And, • WIDE SELECTION OF CONTACT LENSES first blooms of spring. Maybe samples that need a diagno­ in late summer on Saturday, you garden for the fresh air or sis. For instance, do you August 28th, you're invited to MOST INSURANCES AND HMOS ACCEPTED the way the soil feels between have plants in your garden attend a tomato tasting in the your fingers. You like to sit EVENING AND SATURDAY HOURS that you can't identify? Our vegetable garden. Both events on your back porch with a office will help you to iden­ are free and open to the pub­ cool glass of iced tea and NEW PATIENTS WELCOME tify plants with ornamental lic, but require registration by watch the hummingbirds value and also weeds. And, contacting our office. Finally, 27 YEARS PROVIDING Q1}ALITY EYE CARE drink from the native peren­ if-you suspect your plants are stop in and visit us. Our nials you just planted. And, plagued by insects, or afflict­ Cooperative Extension office maybe gardening is your only ed by a disease, leave us a in Newark, on the University escape - transporting you to representative sample of the of Delaware campus, boasts SIMON EYE another place and time after problem and we'll help you to several demonstration gar­ . \ S S 0 C I . \ T l· S a long, hard day at work. diagnose, and treat, the issue. dens, a native plant garden, - Regardless of the reason you Additionally, we offer a spring a compost site, and a veg­ choose to continue "fighting and fall home gardener work­ etable garden, complete with the fight," keep in mind your shop series. 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