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100th Year, 9th Issue ~2009 March 20, 2009 Newark, Del. Up FRONT More to come from 2 Newark An awesome Does.More Po Ii CI VER~I~~~~LA responsioility elaware Does More announced that the initiative gathered more than 340,000 By DOUG RAINEY officer of food and more than $300,000 . NE RK. DELAW ...... facing immediate basic needs. DRAINEY@CHESPUB,COM announcement was made at a conference little more than 15 at the Food Bank of Delaware's Newark honore years ago, I walked lOc:ation. Speakers included Senator Tom Carper, A KeloreseIltalive Mike Castle, and Lt. Governor into the office of the att Denn. he Knights of Columbus held Newark Post to start the next a special banquet to present phase of my career. ''The greatest source of joy is not from what T awards to police officers for out There was an air of excite we get, it's from what we give," Carper said. Carper was speaking to Natalie Ginsberg, standing actions and job performance. ment as we launched the New The semi-annual banquet honored two Castle Business Ledger, Elizabeth Imhoff, and Rachel and Jeffrey Carlson - children who ran a food drive in their Newark officers from the past two quarters and now the Delaware Business the awardees for the winter banquet Ledger. .eighborhood: They collected 979 poun,d~ of food on a 20-degree day in November, using their were Dylan Wiggins and Cpl. Blake Five years Potocki. Recently, the organization earlier, I had wooden wagons. Delaware Does More was a statewide collabo honored the two Newark Police offi arrived in cers for their service. Delaware as ration, initiated by the Food Bank of Delaware and United Way of Delaware, to help with grow Dylan Wiggins was off-duty and Editor of the exercising in Handloff Park when he Delaware ing food, shelter, and utility assistance needs. To date, more than 320,000 pounds· of food have been recognized a suspect in a recent rob Business bery walking in the area with another Review, a strug distributed to food closets statewide. More than 675 individuals have been assisted with critical person. ,This dangerous suspect had gling weekly Rainey escaped arrest after a lengthy foot newspaper. With See MORE, 5 ~ chase during a robbery the previous the help of a dedicated staff, week. Officer Wiggins contacted on we managed to turn around PHOTOS BY MARVIN GERSTEIN duty officers and followed the suspect; the Review, despite running providing updates to fellow officers head-on into a steep reces Left: Representative Mike Castle arrived at the event about his and the suspect's location. sion. with a cart full of food to donate to the Food Bank of The suspect eventually detected police The dS!sire to seek other Delaware. Below: Senator Tom Carper speaks with ' presence and fled on foot. On-duty challenges led Gene Schwenk, Natalie Ginsberg and Elizabeth Imhoff, two of the four officers and Officer Wiggins pursued DBR's advertising manager, 'Newark children who collected nearly 1,000 pounds the suspect until he was apprehended. and myself to join Chesapeake of food for Delaware Does More in their wooden wag This is a suspect who at the time Publishing, which was see oos. Not pictured are Rachel and Jeffrey Carlson. was considered dangerous enough that ing success with Business had he been located in a building or Ledgers serving small house the Emergency Response Team markets. Over the years, we (SWAT) would have been activated. shared space with The Post Cpl. Blake Potocki was on duty and witnessed the highs and late last year when a Maryland State lows that come with pub Police trooper was pursuing a vehicle lishing monthly and weekly in an unmarked police car without newspapers under one roof. backup. Officer Potocki recognized The monthly Ledger the state trooper needed backup and clawed its way through a immediately joined the pursuit. He crowded market to take a exhibited calm demeanor, provided leadership position, thanks to clear and concise radio communica strong support from the com tions, and displayed above average pany, most notably Jim Streit, driving skills during the high speed publisher of the Post, who chase. During the pursuit, they head took on the same role at the ed southbound in northbound traffic Ledger. lanes. Officer Potocki put public I had litUe direct involve safety fIrst while following the trooper ment in the Post, which has by driving in southbound lanes. When had the great fortune to be the suspect crashed their vehicle into a have been led by a number sign, he was the fIrst to arrive on the of dedicated editors over the scene because the Maryland trooper years. was hindered by traffic. He par Rapid growth to the ticipated in the arrest with the help of south in Bear-Glasgow and Delaware State Police troopers which Middletown, led to a deci had arrived at the scene as the suspect sion to expand with a separate crashed his car. The suspect was publication and I did pitch in charged with 39 counts of both crimi See ,5 nal and traffic charges, many of which were felonies. 2 POLICE BLOTTER
Can we help? rfiJJ Women Medical Care • Police Blotter is compiled valued at $230, from her book V Obstetrics and Gynecology each week from the files of the bag while she attended school OffIces: The paper's offices are Newark Police Department, between 8:45 a.m. and 10:10 located conveniently in Suite eJn.spiting OtJomen to OtJeUness New Castle County Police and a.m. on March 4. 109, Pomeroy Station, 218 E. Board Certified Physicians Accepting New Ob & Gyn Patients the Delaware State Police. A. 21-year-old DD student Main St., Newark, DE 19711. A pair of 20-year-olds told police. someone entered Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 • 3D Ultrasound in Office became so intoxicated dur his apartment .. in the 300 p.m. weekdays. • Normal Pregnancies block of East Main ' Street • High Risk Pregnancies ing -separate incidents last Phone: (302) 737-0724 Saturday that one · wandered and stole a laptop valued at • Infertility $1,000 between 1:15 a.m. and Facsimile: (302) 737-9019 • Gynecologic Surgery into a family's home while • • Laparoscopy the other demanded entry to a 8 a.m. on March 5. E·mail: [email protected] • Menopause stranger's house. A 23-year-old Middletown To subscribe: To begin aconve- • Urinary Incontinence According to police, DD resident told police someone nient home-delivery subscrip- • Pelvil; Pain Maryam Awan, MD & Zahid Aslam, MD student and Newark resident · stole a computer and an iPod, tion, call 1-800-220-3311. • Accept Most Insurances Daniel R. King wandered collectively valued at $1,300, into a familY's home in the from a room she is renting To place a classified ad: Call 1- 410-398-0590 in the unit block of White 800-220-3311. 111 West High Street, Suite 207, Elkton, Maryland 21921 Oaklands ' neighborhood 266 South College Avenue, Newark, Delaware 19711 shortly before sunrise. Clay Drive between 8 p.m. To place a display ad: Call 737- Police said a 69-year-old on March 6 and 11 p.m. on 0724. resident of Old Oak Road March 8. called officers at about 5:36 An unknown suspect stole a.m. to report finding a strang a single-car trailer valued a:t THE STAFF of the Newark Post $4,000 from the parking lot of is eager to assist readers and Gigantic CliiJdren"'s er sitting on the couch in his living room. The man told Permaflex Rollers at the Blue advertisers. Reporters, writers, Hen Industrial Park in the editors and salespeople can be police the stranger stumbled RESALE off after his two sons asked 300 block of Bellvue Road contacted as listed: Sponsored by 2NP CHANCE RESALE him to leave the home. between 1 p.m. on March 7 Doug Rainey is the Editor of (Previously MOPS ojEastpoint) - Officers reportedly found and 7 a.m. on March 9. Police charged Valerie A. . the Newark Post he leads the day- Delaware's LArgest restl/e £Ve1It, with over 50/000 items toe King, who mat~hed a descrip Lawson, 39, of Newark, with to-day operation of the newsroom. have lhe best selection for all your children's ne.eds! tion they received, walking Call him at 737·0724. southbound on New London shoplifting at 6: 11 p.m. on Road. King reportedly told March 9, after she all ~gedly Other contributing writers , Saturday, March 28th police he was heading from attempted to steal $92 worth include Ruth Kelly, Alfred Gruber, 8;30 am -12;00 noon one party to another and did of baby clothing and bottles Elbert Chance,' Marvin Hummel Infant's to-Pre-Teen Oothing. Toys, TIquipment, Maternity not remember ,entering the from K-Mart in the College and Mark Sisko Leave messages home. Square Shopping Center. for them at 737·0724. Gauger-Cobb Middle School King, who had a report A 21 -year-old DD student Jonathan Waddell is our C ender Road, off Rte 4 - ed blood alcohol content of told police someone stole his motorized scooter, valued at Design Director. He handles design (Behind Holy IUmilyandVince's Spurt Center) 0.121 percent, was charged and composition of our pages. with underage consumption. $1,000, from a driveway in the Cd~h & Credit Cmh Acn·ph·d!!! • I3ring A rriend!! . unit block of North Chapel Renee QUietmeyer is the In a separate incident, For more information, call (302)791-3853 police charged Matthew A. Street between 9 p.m. and 11 Newark Post'S advertising man- Odie of Middletown with dis p.m. on March 12. ager who manages the local sales - An 18-year-old DD student www.2ndchanceresale.com O1QJJ)O(.(J;(J33a111 orderly conduct and underage team. She can be reached at 1· consumption at 6:20 a.m. on told police someone stole her 800-220-3311. March 14, after finding him purse, containing items col Jim Galoff handles accounts trying to enter a home in the lectively valued at $325, while in the New Castle area and is an 700 block of Swarthmore she attended a party at the Phi automotive account speCialist. Call Avenue. Sigma Kappa -house in the unit block of Benny Street him at 1·302~737·0724. The homeowner told police he and his wife were awakened between 12:30 a.m. and 2:30 Mike Adams sells real estate by OdIe, who was pounding a.m. on March 13. advertising. He can be reached by on the front door and demand- Police charged Francis M. calling 1-800-220-3311. )ng to be let in. Quill Jr., 27, and Crystal A. Nancy Beaudet and Robin After being charged, OdIe Rodrick, 26, both of New Burgess sell ads in the downtown -- who had a reportedly blood Castle, with shoplifting at Newark and surrounding area. alcohol content of 0.128 per 5:39 p.m. on March 13, after They can be reached by calling 1· cent -- was released to the they reportedly attempted 302·737·0724. custody of his friends, who to steal $75 worth of mer chandise from K-Mart in the Our circulation manager is reportedly live three doors down from the home where College Square Shopping Mary Ferguson. For information he was charged. Center. regarding subscriptions, call 1· An unknown suspect - A 21-year-old DD student 800-220·3311. • Clear Explamitlons of Procedures attempted to break into a home told police someone stole a The Newark Post is published • Profeulona/' Caring StaN in the 500 block of Capital laptop valued at $970 imd $70 in cash from her bedroom • Friday by Chesapeake Publishing • Most Insurances & HMO's Accepted Trail Lane at about 1 :50 a.m . & Printing. News and local sales on March 12. Damages were during a party at her home on offices are located in Pomeroy estimated at $50. Skid Row in the unit block of Station, Suite 109, 218 E. Academy Street between 1 a.m. aI?-d 2 a.m. on March 14. Main St., Newark, DE 19711. Robberies and thefts All advertising and news are accepted and printed only at the A 15-year-old Newark Vehicles targeted High School student told sole-discretion of the publisher. police so~eone stole her ip,od, A 27-year-old medical • The Newark Post is a member worker received medical treat of the Maryland-Delaware-D. C. ment after being bit by a pit Press Association, Suburban bull terrier while delivering Newspapers of America and the Put Mr. Handyman to work for you! equipment to a home in the National Newspaper Association. 100 block of Sypherd Drive lit Cabinetry/Counters lit Drywall repair/Painting between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. on POSTMASTER: Send address ~ Wood r()t lit Caulking/Grouting March 13. 18i""'W"iHI.On time. Done right:" ~ Windows/Doors lit And much more! An unknown suspect stole changes to: Newark Post, Suite the tires and rims, valued at 109, 218 E. Main Street, Newark, BONDED & INSURED / EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES DE 19711. Periodicals postage $1,200, from a Toyota Camry PROFESSIONAL, SAFE AND RELIABLE parked in the service lot of the - paid at Newark, Del., and addition- Porter Chevrolet car dealer al offices. ( USPS #6465) Known ship in the 400 block of East office of publication 218 E. Main 302·525·4382 Cleveland Avenue between 7 Street, Newark, DE 19711. www.mrhandyman.com See BLOTTER, 3 ~ POLICE BLOTTER 3 Los Angeles, Calif.; Lorenzo reportedly hosted a large party ~ BLOTTER, from 2 J. Digiorgio, 22, of Staten at a home in the 200 block of Island, N.Y.; Kate Krasnow, West Park Place. . p.m. and 9:59 p.m. on March 21, of Newburyport, MA; and Police charged Sean M. 15. Danielle Olivera, 20, of Lodi, Duncan, 25, of Newark, with An unknown suspect shat N.J. Police said additional res disorderly conduct at 3:07 tered the windows of a 2009 idents of Cochran Way also a.m. on March 14, after he Chevrolet HT and a 1999 could be charged. reportedly ignored an offi Chevrolet Blazer, both parked A 75-year-old woman told cer's orders to leave a party in • Comprehensive Eye Exams • Treatment of Diabetic at the Howard Johnson's in police someone caused an the 200 block of West Park and Diagnostic Evaluations Eye Diseases the 1100 block of South • Eyeglasses and Contacts • Retina Evaluation and estimated $50 in damages to a Place. • No-stitch, No patch Treatment College Avenue, and stole a fence at her home in the unit Police charged Adriana · GPS unit from each . vehicle • Cataract Surgery . • Visx Custom-Vue LASIK & • block of Choate Street at L. Neumann, 21, of Newark, • Glaucoma Evaluation and EJli-LASIK sometime before 2:40 a.m. about 6:35 p.m. on March 14. with disorderly premises at Treatment on March 16~ The stolen GPS 2:36 p.m. on March 14 after Gary I. Markowitz, M.D. 5 convetdent locations to serve your eye care needs units were collectively val officers were twice called Board Certified ued at $1,200, while damages Noise and alcohol Dover Newark OpthalmOlogiSl to her residence in the unit 833 S: Governors Ave. 333 E. Main Street Bear Primary eye care, ' were estimated at $400. (302) 674-1121 (302) 368-9105 1721 Pulaski IIwy. Ocular Disease Mohammad A. Sam, block of East Park Place in Milford Smyrna (302) 836-5410 Management 2.0, of Newark, noise viola reference to a party with more 110 N.E. Front Street 10 S. Market Street Caumct and lASIK Other incidents tion, 400 block of Wollaston than 80 guests. (302) 422·5155 (302) 653-9200 .....-."""" '"'!lcrr Avenue at 1: 10 a.m. on March Alise M, Masterson, 21, An unknown suspect caused 10. of White Plains, N.Y., noise an estimated $100 in damages Police charged Zachary R. violation, ·100 block of East by using spray paint to leave Robertson, 23, of Harrisburg, Cleveland Avenue at 2:03 graffiti on an exterior wall Pa. with providing alcohol a.m. on March 14. Now Curves works for you, of Rex's Auto Body in the to a minor at 12:48 a.m. on Samantha M. Miller, 21, your budget and your community. unit block of North Street March 13, after he allegedly of Claymont, noise violation, between 6 p.m. on March 9 purchased a 30-pack of beer 200 block of Madison Drive, Our circuit wciks every major muscle group so you and 8 a.m. on March 10 . . 30~minute for UD student William J. at 12:07 a.m. on March 15. can bum up to 500 calories. It's good for everyone. Police charged UD student Gallagher, 19, of Flemington, Taylor E. Payton, 20, of Michael T. Mayhart, 22, of N.J. 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• POST COLUMNIST OUT OF THE Arne Preauthorized ·bankingese
By MARVIN HUMMEL terly basis - but no photocop understand the one true lan ies of my checks, front and/ guage - Accountingese!) NEWARK POST COLUMNIST or back, to these companies Oh, well. I let my bank appeared any longer. I didn't ing "situation" go. The nice, ach month, a wad of . like it. It was MY account polite bankers would never get Ecanceled checks used to and MY money, so I reasoned me to understand Bankingese. come to me from my that if anybody was going to And, the Preauthorized charg bank. I quickly went over "Preauthorize," I should; but es were indeed for companies the checks, one ...... __~ I hadn't! Nor did I receive I dealt with on a monthly or by one, to verify notice that the bank would be quarterly basis. my account, and doing this on my behalf. When Then one month, a I asked about it at the bank, I Preautnorized entry showed This week's Out of the Attic features a mld-1950s view of one of then placed them the oldest brick structures on Main Street. BulH about 1800 at on top of the pre was very politely and kindly up on my ·account that I did given an explanation that was not recognize - it was cryp the comer of W. Main Street and N. College Avenue, the house vious months' was bought In 1804 by John Evans, a cabinetmaker and general checks. excellent - if I understood tically encoded in numbers Bankingese. I don't and never and letters that made no sense store proprietor, as his home and business location. Delaware Then one College presidents Purnell and Caldwell lived there in the latter month, frontal will. to me. I called my bank. 17 photocopies' of Hummel (It reminded me of a grouchy phone calls to people and 1800s. In 1912 a commercial front was added for Motheral's' CPA whose fIrm would not voice-robots later, I ended Store followed by the Blue Hen Tea Room and Gift Shop (1922- my checks, all on 1930s) and the popular College Inn dining room (1940s -late a page or two, replaced the make him a full partner until up with a representative of two-sided originals. The dis he took a business communi another bank! He shunted me 1950s). The house Is now the University of Delaware's Raub cations class. He could speak off to a representative of still Hall. The picture Is on loan to the Newark Post from the Newark advantage to me was obvious Historical Society collection. Visit the Newark History Museum - I had no way of knowing and write Accountingese - but another bank, darkly suggest his clients were NOT accoun ing that somebody was up to at 148 E. Main St.' (between Choate and Haines streets). who endorsed the checks. The Hours are Thursday 5 - 8 p.m., Fridays Noon - 3 p.m., and advantage to "my" bank? 30- tants, so they had little idea something nefarious at my of what he was talking about! account's expense! I called Saturdays and Sundays, 2 - 5 p.m. Admission Is free. Contact 40 cents a month in posting. the Historical Society by phone at 224-2408, bye-mailing to Oh, well. And they were sore vexed! the third bank and met with The young CPA felt aggrieved - Barikingese! [email protected], and/or by postal mall The next innovation? The to P. O. Box 711, Newark: DE 19715. appearance of "Preauthorized" that he had to become an I HATE calling in favors I amou.nts to the power com interpreter •and translator of don't deserve, but in the cur pany, the telephone company, the obvious; to become a full rent culture of identity thefts the insur~ce company, and partiler he had to endure tak and the naughty didoes of all, my mattress was already checks which I had not several other businesses I deal ing my undergraduate class to some banks, I called in that lumpy, and hiding my money Preauthorized! with on a monthly or quar- redress his clients' failure to favor I didn't deserve. (After in it might hurt my back!) Now, Bankingese and Quickly my friend resolved Accountingese and Legalese the problem: I had started tak- are obvious languages to pro ing my car to Gladstone Auto fessionals in those fIelds but Services for winterizing it and the equivalents of Sanskrit to having periodic routine work many/most of their clients. done, and they used numbers Recommendation - hire inter and letters as their code name! preters to explain OUR affairs Had the PreAuthorized pay- to us laymen! ment been to Gladstone, I I have my own expertise would have understood, but it - Theologese! But nobody was to X7-J4! So Gladstone's asks me any questions. Is bank had Preauthorized my everybody Pre authorized in bank to Preauthorize MY my fIeld? •
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... - ----., .. ~ ------... -.-. ... -- - -.. -- - - ... -...... IN THE NEWS GARY I. MARKOWITZ, M.D. 5_ ELAWARE Board Certified Ophthalmologist EYE CARE EDWARD H. Hu, M.D. Food Bank key player ~ JASON MOYER, 0.0. CENTER HOLLY SALLOGA, 0.0. convened by United Way of Does More, thank you for your PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION KRISTEN M. SEMENICK, 0.0. ~ MORE, from 1 Delaware. One hundred percent generosity," said Michelle A. WILLIAM VELARDI, JR., 0.0. of the funds collected went to Taylor, CEO of United Way of housing or utility expenses. select agencies statewide. Delaware. "Our original goals Food donations were col People who received finan were to raise 300,000 pounds (302) 674-1121 or (800) 900-2020 lected by the Food Bank ·of cial assistance from these agen of food . and $250,000. With DOVER • NEWARK· BEAR· SMYRNA· MILFORD Delaware, which distributed cies included a senior citizen your help, we exceeded those WWW.DELAWAREEYECARE.COM the food to agencie's throughout who fell behind in his mort goals. Delaware is truly a small • New Castle, Kent and Sussex gage due to illness. Funds from state with a large heart." counties. Delaware Does More protected Delawareans should look "The economy was causing him from having to foreclose for additional Delaware Does working families to go hun on his house. Also helped was More initiatives in the upcom gry, and overburdened agen a struggling single mother who ing months. 2008 0/ cies were unable to help," was trying to further her edu "The need doesn't end said Patricia Beebe, CEO of PR(f1t'i cation. Delaware Does More because the days are longer or the Food Bank of Delaware. funds helped her pay her utili the weather is warmer," said ",...... ~.. !------....: ...... "Delaware Does More helped ties bill, which she needed in Beebe. "Please continue to sup us to meet that critical need and order to keep her Section 8 port health and human service feed those families." voucher. agencies year-round. By help Monetary donations were "On behalf of everyone ing one person, you help us allocated by a committee who was helped by Delaware all."
Ups and downs • • • Still, the Post has perse editor of the Business Ledger. ~ UPFRONT, from 1 vered for and last year reached I would be remiss in not IIDoing Business since I a long-sought goal of moving telling you that we are regroup www...... owskl.c •• from time to time to assist the to a location with a Main Street ing as we deal with a new Route 40 Flier. address. environment and ask for your Still, it would be safe to say Then came a swift and bru patience and understanding as that life has never been easy for tal downturn that hit all media we work to cover this jewel of The Post. hard, especially newspapers a community. Wedged into an area near that invest heavily in people and . Despite the current period the Maryland and Pennsylvania equipment. Many publications of adversity, we do know that borders, population . growth have closed in recent months, the Post and Fliers are more is modest and competition is particularly to the north of us widely read than ever, based fierce. Big box retailers that in Chester County, Pa. on our circulation and traffic put their advertising budgets At our company, tough on our website. in mailers or daily newspaper decisions had to be made and I am also pleased to inserts made life even tougher fine people have been let go or announce that we are now Even the college town atmo transferred. offering video on our website, sphere that we · all love can It is with more than a lit newarkpostonline.com be brutal in the summer when tle humility that I take on the Please call or email me at merchants batten down the responsibility of editing The [email protected] with hatches while waiting for the Post and Flier publications "in your comments and sugges fall. addition to my post as founding tions. This is your newspaper. 'V.Il.~·dtic Because ever child should know how to swim we are the, I)S RST Swim Schools _____ ~et '
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• Obituaries are printed free mother, Pasqualina Leone, Council for the Colonial Friends and relatives parents, Arlene and George of charge as space permits. and by his sisters, . Nora School District. She also attended a Mass of Christian Maguire of Bear; his in-laws, Information is usually supplied Firmstone of Woodbury, served as a volunteer for the Burial at St. Peter the Apostle Julia and Charles Boyko to the newspaper by the funeral N.J., and Beatrice Liwock Democratic Party at the state R.C. Church, 5th & Harmony of Newark; his brothers, director. Additional local obitu of Glouster, N.J., grand and federal levels. Streets, New Castle on March Mark Maguire of Honolulu, aries are posted each week on sons; Michael DeBenedictis Mrs. Gillen is survived 12th. Burial was at All Saints Michael Maguire and wife the Newark Post Web site. of Norristown,. Pa. and John by her husband of 67 years, Cemetery. Alice of Newark, James Laphan of Westmont, N.J. James H. Gillen; children, In lieu of flowers, dona Maguire of. Bear; and sisters, and great-grandson, Gianni James R. Gillen, Sr. and his tions may be made to St. Michele Schwander and hus Roy G. Annand Robinett. He is survived by wife, Madeline; Lawrence Peter the Apostle Church, 521 band Chris of Newark, and his wife of 34 years Sara K. P. Gillen, Sr., and his wife, Harmony St., New Castle, DE Marybeth Mazzio and hus • Roy Annand, 59, ofNewark, DeBenedictis; six children: Barbara; Linda D. Russell and 19720, or a charity of your band Victor of Bear; his broth DE, died on Wednesday, Vicky Laphan of Brandon, her husband, Clifford; Mary choice. er-in-law, Charles Boyko and March 11, 2009. Harry (Carol) DeBenedictis of B. Walters and her husband, wife Sandy of Landenberg, Roy was a Vietnam War Norristown, Pa., Ozzie (April) Ronald; and Patricia S. Kolbe Pa.; and nieces and nephews, Army Veteran. Roy's wife of DeBenedictis of Delaware and her husband, William; 11 Dorothy Lonek Chelsey, Olivia, Molly, Jamie, 35 years, Kathy, passed away City, DE, Liz Madal of Calif., grandchildren; 7 great grand David, Michael, Hunter and in 2006. He is survived by his Paula Ensign of Lincolnton, children; and 1 great ·great Dorothy Lonek, 94, of Matthew. He will also be sons, Stephen and Scott; 5 N.C., Loretta DeBenedictis granddaughter. Newark, DE, formerly of missed by many other family brothers; and 3 sisters. of Newark; three step-chil Mass of Christian Burial Staten Island, NY, died on members and friends . Funeral services were dren; Bob Seymour of Elkton, was offered on March 14, Friday, March 6, 2009, at her Mass was held on March held on March 17 at Nichols Md., Debi Robinett of Bear, at Our Lady of Fatima R.C. home. 14 at St. Margaret of Scotland Gilmore Funeral Home, 212 and Ron Seymour of Clayton. Church, 801 N. DuPont Hwy., Mrs. Lonek was a devoted Parish in Newark. Internment E. Justis St., Newport. Burial He had 22 grandchildren, 14 New Castle. Interment fol wife and loving mother. was private. will follow at Delaware great-grandchildren, 2 great lowed in All Saints Cemetery, She was preceded in death Contributions can be made Veterans Memorial Cemetery, great grandchildren. 6001 Kirkwood Hwy., by her husband, Stephen C. to the Maguire Children Bear. A memorial service Wilmington. Lonek, Sr. who died in 1978. Education Fund. Please send The family suggests con was held on March 14 at She is survived by her son, donations to Louviers Credit tributions in Roy's memory to Trinity Methodist Church in Reverend Stephen C. Lonek. Union at 2612 Kirkwood the American Cancer Society Maryland. Benedict G. Several nieces and nephews Highway, Newark, DE 92 Read's Way, suite 205, Contributions may be also survive her. 19711. New Castle, DE 19720. made to the National Kidney Halko, Jr. Mass of Christian Burial Foundation, 30 East 33rd St. Benedict Halko Jr., 50, died was offered on Friday, NY, NY 10016. peacefully on Friday, March March 13, at St. Mary of the William Markell Frank DeBenedictis 6th at his Newark home after Assumption Roman Catholic Church at 11 · am. Burial William Markell, born Frank DeBenedictis, 88, a long illness. He was the son of the late was in All Saints Cemetery, March 18, 1923, died on was born September 30, 1920 Cecilia K. Gillen Wilmington. March 11, 2009. in Montesilvano, Italy. He Jean (Dejohn) and Benedict Cecilia K. Gillen, 84, of G. Halko, Sr. Raised in New Dr. Markell retired in 1993 died on Feb. 8. New Castle, DE, died on after a 35-year career as a Formerly of Newark, and a Castle, Ben played football Wednesday, March 11, 2009, and wrestled for William Penn Matt Maguire professor and administrator life long resident of Ruskin, at Union Hospital, Elkton, at the University of Delaware. Fla. Mr. DeBenedictis retired High School. He enjoyed the Matt Maguire, 47, was MD. countless hours he spent on For many of those years, he from International Union of born April 9, 1961 and died Born in Newark on October the ice as a goalie and even served as Chairperson of Operating Engineers Local 25 at his home on March 9. 26, 1924, Mrs. Gillen was a founded his own ice hockey the Department of Business after 40 years of service, then daughter of the late John and Maguire, a 1979 graduate Administration and later as continued to work at Sam's team, the Blazers. Mary (Isadorski) Laskowski. He is survived· by his long of Christiana High School, Chairperson of the Department Club for 17 years and retired A devout Catholic, she was founded and grew his busi of Accounting. in 2000. He loved woodwork time companion, Dorothy a Idng-time member of Our 'Dot' Hartman. He is also ness, M & M Flooring, Inc., He was named the Arthur ing, playing cards and travel Lady of Fatima Parish. Mrs. starting the company in his Anderson Professor of ing. survived by two brothers, Gillen was involved with Thomas and his wife Marita basement in 1982. Matt was Accounting at the University He was preceded in extremely proud of the service the school board and served of New Castle and Edwin of of Delaware in honor of his death by his father, Orazio he provided to his customers. on the Citizens' Advisory Bear. distinguished service and rep DeBenedictis and his He was particularly proud of utation. the work his company did at In addition to his teaching his home parish, St. Margaret responsibilities at Delaware, of Scotland Church. Father he was a Fulbright Scholar and John Hopkins, along with devoted himself to studying other parish members, was a accounting practices around great source of strength and the globe and tau~ht in coun support to Matt during the tries including Botswana, last 3 years of his life. Israel, the United Kingdom, Maguire is survived by New Zealand, Bulgaria, his loving wife of 25 years, France and Slovakia. Kathryn Maguire; his sons, Dr. Markell was a Board • Timothy and wife Stephanie, Kevin, Alex and daughter See OBITS, 7 ~ Emily, all of Newark; his
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i l~'.' '\''.'.'' i. \ \ ...... _.. _- ..... _- OBITUARIES Does anyone 7 and served in Europe during 19716 or Hadassah c/o 2302 ~ OBITS, from 6 WWII. Swynford Road, Wilmington, He is survived by his wife DE 19810 or the Jewish remember the name of member of a variety of orga of 62 years, Leni as well as 3 Federation of Delaware, 100 nizations including United children, David and daughter W. 10th Street, Wilmington, your business? Way, the Jewish Federation in-law Mona of Tallahassee, DE 19801. of Delaware, the Newark FL; Judy Weinstein and son Free Library, the Newark in-law Alan of Mendham, NJ; CECIL~I WHIG Symphony, the American and Jack and daughter-in-law • Additional local obituaries are Accounting Association, and Carla, of Wilmington, DE. He posted each week on the Newark For info call the Cecil Whig Post Web site. Obituaries of the Temple Beth EI where he also leaves behind 9 loving 410"398-3311 or 443-245-5048 once served as principal of grandchildren. . following persons will be posted • the Hebrew School. Services were held at on the web this week: Dr. Markell also served on Temple Beth EI, 301 Possum Roy G. Annand the audit committee of the Park Road, Newark, DE University of Delaware, and Frank DeBenedictis 19711 on March 15. Shiva Cecilia K. Gillen on the audit committee of the was observed at 222 Hullihen o Home Grown Cafe 0 state of Delaware pension Benedict G. Halko Jr. Drive, Newark, DE 19711 on Dorothy Lonek kochl Flavor fund. March 15,16 and 17. Dr. Markell was a veteran Matthew Maguire In "lieu of flowers, contri William Markell COME wAND TASTE of the U.S. Army, where he butions can be made to the studied and became fluent in Pamela Moore-McClary . Markell Scholarship Fund at Billy R. McKinney OUR NEW SPRING MENU Russian through the Army the University of Delaware, Specialized Training Program Sydney L. Redmile Hullihen Hall, Newark, DE Katherine Remcho
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Cheban, Organist &Choir Master www.CoodShepherdDE.org 1-800-220-1230 Sponsored by the Diocese of Delaware The Way Ministries St. Barnabas' (an extension of Highway Gospel Com munity Temple, West Chester PAl Episcopal Church Highway Word of Faith Ministries is Serving Hockessin, Pike Creek, Mill Creek & Newark presently worshipping @ The George Sunday Service 10am . Childcare and Sunday School Topic: Lent IV: Spiritually empty? Be filled with the Bread of Life Wilson Community Center 303 New London Rd., Newark, DE Unitarian Universalist Fellowship ~Worship Services: . Sunday: 420 Willa Road, Newark Saturday 5:30pm & Sunday 7:30, 9:00 & 11:15 am 302.368.2984 uufn.org 8:00-9:00am Christian Education 302-994-6607 classes for all ages Come Join Us! www.stbarnabasde.org 9:00am Sunday Morning Celebration Speaker: Rev~ Greg Chute 2800 Duncan Road, Wilmington, DE 19808 Wednesday: Location 7:00-8:00pm Bible Enrichment Class at Prayer Temple Our Redeemer 49 New London Rd. Lutheran Church Newark Church of Christ Newark, DE 19711 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 220 91 Salem Church Road Bear, Delaware 19701-0220 Visit us online @ www.theway.wsorsend us (near Cbristiana High School) a note [email protected] Adult Bible Class 8:45 am 302-737-3781 Divine Worship 10:od am www.newarkchurch.com Childern's Sun. School 10:00 am Sumiay8:30 a.m. lO:30AM Sunday Worship .9lcoustic Worsfiip Steve Mahoney, Minister Pastor Jeremy Loesch Is there such a thing as a free lunch? YES! The Newark Church of www.orlcde.org LCMS sumiayl0:30 a.m. Pastor Carl A. Turner Sr. & Lady Karen B. Turner Christ would like to invite our neighbors to a free lunch on Sunday, For further information or directions please call: 10 Johnson Rd ., Newark (near Rts. 4 & 273) 'Electric Worsfiip March 22, at noon in our gym at 91 Salem Church Rd in the Ogletown area. 302-737-6176 For more information call the church office at 7·3781. Pastoral Team NEWARK WESLEYAN Curtis E. Leins, Ph.D ~ . First Church CHURCH TRINITY Robert F. McKnight Theodore Lambert, ill ~. IJ of Christ, 708 West Church Rd PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (PCA) James L. Ford tt Newark,DE " Scientist (302)737-5190 SUNDAY WORSHIP 9:30 AM Located 1 1/2 miles North of Elkton 48 West Park Place, Newark Pastor James E. Yoder, III on Rt.213 Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:00am Sunday School for all ages ...... 9:30am • Meeting at: First Church of the Nazarene (410) 392-3456 Wednesday Testimony Meetings 7:30pm Morning Worship ...... 1O:30am Children's Church & Nursery Provided 357 Papermill Road, Newark, DE Childcare available during services. EuchaR.ISTIC Choir - Sunday ...... 5:30pm For more information please call LITUR.gy 302·456-5808 Youth Meeting - Sunday ...... 6:00pm ALL ARE WELCOME Mid-Week Bible Study 302-233-6995 5pm Saturday afternoon www.fccsnewark.org "A Family Church with a Friendly Heart" • NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN CROSSROADS BIBLE CHURCH yoU are welcome at so ~BArnSTCHURCH FELLOWSHIP Home of Elkton Christian Academy u 144 Appleton Road, Elkton, MD C~ Get a $60 Michelin "Ride of Your Ufe' Vlsa® Gift Card by mall when you purchase a set of. four new Michelin brand passenger or light truck tires between 412412009 - 5/3112009. Get a Brldgestone Vlsa® Prepaid Card' by mall when you purchase a set of four eligible Bridgestone lires. Tires must be purchased from dealer's Inventory • between 4/412009 - 5/2/2009. RedemplJOO lorms art available CH'I moparcOIl1. Goodyear torm is locallld on home paoli by cliCkmg on the scrOlling bar MIChelin and Bridgestone forms are located on Service & Parts tab_ CIlIysler ServiCe tab, TI,. Specials tab Form" to downlOad. See Service Advisor for details All tires dramatically reduced to mov~ out our larg~ i Let us pass our saVings on to you. schedule CHRVSLER your next appointment on-line Jeep WE WILL SERVICE ALL OTHER MAKES ~ DODGE AND MODELS FOR ALL MAINTENANCE .... ------.. WORK ~~ .. :""it ..- /-11 ':- : LUBE OIL &~ILTER CHANGE_~: ALL TIRE I ~i Il~ Bronze Sliver Gold ~ ~ PURCHASES I Nitrogen Tire Inflation System I I Standard with BGMOA with BGMOA & CF5 I Include NO I with the purchase of any 4 Tires 95 50 58 IIIIATCH ~!?~B I $tS $29 $.2 SPIN __• S vALva: •• - 95 Includes: NITAOO'" D "ftClud!59 I • Engine oil replacement up to 5qts. • Fluid level inspection I :::'!::::=. I 1 yr membership to Auto Club • Complete Chassis &Body lube • Inspect CV joints IIIIEIIIISBRSHIP Road hazzard wamnty • New Mopar Oil FiRer and front suspension components I fills 5 Tires with Nitrogen Adtirronai charges may be appl~ for d~\ V-10, Hemi va, synthetic or semisynfretic oils, sOOp suppies alii d~posaJ fees. VALUE LINE "DuaUy pick ups extra'; :~ I See SeiW:! AIMsor for Detai~ elj). 4I3Ml9. BRAKES ------_ ... covered by - FREE 23 POINT Nationwide Lifetime Limited INSPECTION Warranty I Includes: • • ~II p!ISSIII • SIIocb/StndS I . Brake inspectIoIi • EIIIaust system Ask Service • Ellllfor.. • fluid levels Advlsior abOut I . Wlndsbie!d wipeIs • Air filii! rebates on I . S1eeIIng ~ • Suspension I selected .1e/tsi1IOSeS • Cooling system nD1IIrtIIeab MOPAAVALUE I Ask your SeMce AdvISOr for delai~. Dodge, Chrysler and Jeep vehdes I ontt· Not good With any olher offer. Must present ~ bme of wrrte-up. LINE pARTS One ooupon per CUSlome. r, per VISIt. Ask your ServICe AdvISOrfor delal~. I • through May 31, 2009 Expires AprIl 30th, 2009 ' ------ Service Department Hrs: Service Department Hrs: M-F 7:30am-6:00pm M-F 7:00am-6:30pm ~ L:)OL:)GE Sat 8:00am-2:00pm CHRYSLER Jeep' Sat 8:00am-4:00pm Parts Dept Parts Dept 250 Elkton Rd M-F 8:00am-5:00pm 244 E. Cleveland Ave. M-F 7:30am-6:30pm Newark, DE 19711 Sat 8:00am-2:00pm Newark, DE 19711 Sat 8:00am-4:00pm 302-456-1600 Body Shop 302-731-0100 wwwwww.newwa.kdodge.cOni M-F 8:00am-5:00pm wwwwww.newwa.kcPi.coni IN THE NEWS 15 w. L. Gore remains Innovation leader "I need help rewiring my house. W. L. Gore & Associates, to our lifesaving medical devices, Who do I call?" maker of GORE-TEX Fabric and we make products that truly impact thousands of other market-leading people's lives," said Jack Kramer, products, has eamed a spot on Fast global technology leader at Gore. Company magazine's 2009 "Fast "For more than 50 years, our prod ·50" list of the world's most innova ucts have performed in demanding • tive companies. Gore is ranked num environments where failure is not ber 30. The complete list is available an option. Innovation is core to our at FastCompany.com. success, and it's an honor to eam Gore, which began in 1958 as recognition as one of the world's a wire and cable manufacturer, is most innovative companies." a multi-billion dollar global leader In its "Fast 50" list, Fast Company in the fabrics, medical, industrial magazine highlights three of Gore's and electronic products markets. In recent innovations - GORE addition to GORE-TEX Fabric, it OPTlFADE Concealment, a cam is best known for such products as ouflage pattern engineered with a GLIDE Floss and ELIXI'R Guitar deer's vision system in mind; GORE Strings. The company is headquar inLIGlITEN Window Screens,a tered in Newark and employs more unique window screen made with than 8,500 associates in nearly 50 an ultrafine material that makes it facilities around the world. appear virtually invisible; and a yet "At Gore, we apply ieading to-be-named technology that adds edge materials technology to cre fire resistance to such materials as If you wowd ate innovative solutions for highly nylon and polyester while maintain challenging applications. From our ing the performance and comfort of like to know waterproof \Uld breathable fabrics · Gore's traditional outerwear. how you can be top in buyer's mind yellow pages. when they need goods orse ,U'I~lan asked, 920/0 of learn more County residents Way more than you can name one. see from the road! We have it 0111 TOMA Restaurants • Shopping To find out"more, call the Cecil Whig Professional Services ALL IN TAX-FREE DELAWARE 410-398-3311 or 443-245-5048 with plenty of free parking. Come see us soonl CECIL~~WHIG Visit us online at www.newarkpostonline.com O"l ....-I 0 O"l I We voted you and yoqr car #1 ! t'- ~ Make your car last longer with t'- ~ preventative maintenance services. ~ SAVE NOW! • -.::1"1 C D L c# CN (}YJXUJ)~ ==-=== t'- 0 I t'- ~ t'- •a 0 u IJ.) ~ ..-...... ~ 0 ~en 0 0.. ~... IJ.)~ ~ ~ ,~ • Page 16 Post Classifieds Friday, March 20, 2009 See More ' -Real S . -A slale Chela On UIOlt1ot · c1alllt/:"eake - Help I"e .co", -Ser.,. Wanled "ICe~ -1Vl g erchan"·u/Se BAM 5PM 800-220-3311 '410-398-1230 P' HOUSES FOR P' TOWNHOUSE P"~ANUFACTURED LoST & FOUND ~~ RENT ~'" FOR RENT ~.... HOMES FOR SALE STILL ANNOUNCEMENT MISSING! RENTALS .1;, New Today REAL ESTATE New Today GERMAN NORTH EAST- newly Elkton 3br tlh's 9751 Crystal Beach 12 x SHEPHERD p" APARTMENTS renovated 3br, 2ba, mo w/bsmnt, ready now p" HOUSES FOR 60 trlr. Fum, enclosed NOTICES 3 year old friendly new heat pump. No 410-398-9662 www. porch, $9,000 obo. Lot ~.. UNFURNISHED female. Not wearing pets. Ref's & credit supercleanrentals.com V SALE rent. 410-275-2717 collar. Has been chk. $1300/mo + . sec CHESAPEAKE PUB seen in the North dep. Call 410-441- ... COMMERCIAL LISHING never know East area. Will not 4196 Avail 4/1/09 ~.. RENTALS NEED A HANDYMAN? ingly publishes adver bite. Mostly black New Today New Today tising that is untruthful, and some brown on QUIET SETTING in OR SOMEONE TO fraudulent or mislead CHERRY HILL 2Br. this 2BR restored farm Real Estate CLEAN YOUR HOME? face and chest. $800/mo + sec dep. No ing. We strive to pro Answers to house near HdG. $800. Auction pets. New carpet & HOW ABOUT mote ethical business "Shadow". Please 410-272-5516 paint. 410-620-2367 New Today Nominal Opening CHILD CARE? practices in our market call 302-545-354~ and to serve the best ELKTON Rt 40 Bids Start at anytime, day or RENT TO OWN 4br frontage car lot CHECK OUT OUR interest of our readers. night. 2ba Elkton. Lux $1,000 If you have questions $2500/mo or b/Q. SERVICE DIRECTORY Upgrades. Neg/Rent! 443-309-1429" EVERYDAY about the legitimacy of $3800 Dep! Call • 3 VON STEUBEN an ad or claim it is rec .2 . today! 443-618-3941 CT, NEWARK, DE ommended that you W & D hookup. no pets. 2BR 2.5BA 1,200sf+\-. contact the Better $750 mo. + sec. dep. ... VACATION • 1016 ELM ST, Business Bureau and 410-398-0132 WILMINGTON, DE check on the back-. ~'\ REsORT RENTALS ..ELKTON- Office Bldg, 2BR 1 BA 950sf+\-. ground of the business ELKTON 2br 2nd fir, 3,523 sq. ft., close to • 1105 SORGHUM placing the ad. mEMPLOYMENT MILL RD, DOVER, DE washer 1 dryer, alc, '---OCEANCliY--1 Rt 40 & 1-95. Ample $750/mo sec. dep. req. I CONDO- 1BR sleeps I parking. 443-553-1517 3BR 2BA 1,892sf+\-. ELECTRICAL 443-350-7684 All properties sell' APPRENTICESHIP ~ HELP WANTED : 4, 17th street ocean : I view, ocean block, I HCECA is accepting ,... FuLL TiME ELKTON room for ;:~8f{ 1~~trl~'N2~,~ applications for classes I pool and parking, I rent in house. Full : $900 per week. Call : NEWARK, DE starting Sept. 2009. Open to the Public privileges. $500 per I10 ______410-812-6602 •I Employment assis- • mo. 443-207-1378 For open house infor- tance available. HS . mation, please go to diploma or GED ELKTON: 1 BR, No p" CONDOS williamsauction.com or . required . For applica JOB FAIR pets. $525 per month + ~'" FOR RENT 800-801-8003. tion call 410-879-5824 March 23, 11a-1p. sec. Proof of income Many properties now ."Reliable and caring req'd. 410-459-8927 available for online bid I got over 30 calls Personal Care CHESAPEAKE ding! 5% Buyer's with my ad looking Assistants Flexible . CLASSIFIED Premium May Apply. hrs,.great pay. Newark Williams & Williams for an artist to draw a N EAST ISLES 2 br, HAS IT ALL Free Library, 750 .. 41 0-398-1230 characture for me. Library Ave Newark, 2ba, many amenities. CLASSIFIEDS Thank you DE 19711 . EOECall $1250/mo incl water & 800-220-1230 41 0-398-1230 Monique 302-354-2292 sewer pets neg ref's WWW.CHESAPEAKE Chesapeake Call 484-356-5949 CLASSIFIED.COM 800-220-1230 Publishing We ran and ad for Call Frankie in North Direct Care Staff in East to have your Chesapeake Classified and in no P' HOUSES FOR characture made @ time all of our posi ~~ RENT 443-553-4157 tions were filled. We will definitely be in touch when we need LoST & FOUND to place another ad. I am grateful for all LOST Nintendo DS . your help, and the games lost at Kohl 's response was won Store on Rt 40 in DE. derful! In apprecia Games belong to tion from all of us a special needs child. BIG thank you! CONSTRUCTION If found please call 610-255-3809 Chesapeake Care Resources, Judy Free Estimates Voice Mail 717·786-0271 Are You Ready To U HELP WANTED Fill These Shoes? ,... PART TiME Double E Construction Ltd. -I,ELKTON - 4br, 3.5ba. In law suite. $1600 per Quarryville, PA month includes appli ances. 302-494-2029 • New Construction -Co. -. • • ~ • Roofing & Siding NORTH EAST 3/4 br, lIStom Built 3 full bath, Possible n - Barns & Garages w To'it law suite. Pets nego. $1400.410-287-7054 - Additions rOUt - Decks . " ,,I. ••" Check Our CHESAPEAKE Classified Pages Customer Satisfaction Everyday For The CLASSIFIEDS Ephraim Smucker Keeps Us In Business Latest Job Opportunites 410-39a.;1230 800-220-1230 Let Chesapeake Classi ficds Work For You ! www.chesapeakeclasslfied.com Post Classifieds Friday, March 20, 2009 Page 17 ~~ANUFACTURED HOME HOME ~ IMPROVEMENT ~ IMPROVEMENT ANIMALS/PETs ,.... ELECTRONICS ~ FIREWOOD ~... HOMES FOR SALE SERVICES SERVICES ~ FLEETWOOD DOU JVC AV- 56WPW74 ELKTON area, sea BLE WIDE '97, 3br, 2 Mark Reese Roofing All roofing, 56" Rear Projection soned mixed hardwood full baths, completely siding gutters & trim. MERCHANDISE New Today Hi-Def TV $750.00 Call cord $150, oak $175 remodled, stainless Sr. citizen disc. Free 410-392-5158 lic. 8081 443-309-462.1 steel kitchen appli PEKINGESE PUppy estimates & ref's Beautiful white male. ances, all new cabi 410-620-4980 or p" GENERAL nets, master bath, new ANIMALS/PETs Shots, vet checked. p" FuRNITURE GOT SKILLS? 443-207-1280 ~ ~o;"# ~ERCHANDISE whirlpool tub, every $300410-620-5511 ~'";' /FuRNISHINGS room freshly painted, Make Money!! Showcase your WE BUY JUNK SIBERIAN HUSKIES (2)Crypts Gracelawn new hardwood floors, Abbey mosolium,. at new carpet, hand craft service in our CARS,TRACTOR White. Blue eyes. CABINET 135. Gracelawn Cemetery ed bar wI lights. A must TRAILERS, Dump $400410-287-7995 Extra storage shelf "We.'re at Your Trucks or any heavy $5900 for both. see. Move in ready. n'l)AIREDALE PUPS. space. Good for any Service" equipment machinery. .. COMPUTERS & 302-368-9374 Asking $70,000. Call AKC, shots, vet room; hall, living 410-287-6288 or Cash paid. ~'";' ACCESSORIES room, office, etc. section and get the 302-650-4579 checked, males · & 443-207-6209 females. Ready to go. Must see. Excellent side jobs you need condition. END to make ends meet!! Classified :. :-' $500. 610-932-3651 DELL Laptop. Super fast, CD, DVD, wire TABLE $50. Round, New Today is the "" ~:. ~ AMERICAN Bulldog less, Windows XP Pro good condition. LAZY BOY LIFT Call for more key / Male, 13 weeks. COFFEE TABLE Information . Office. Like new. War. CHAIR, $700 . to more Johnson bloodline $375. 410-941-0012 $75. Solid wood, Excellent condition. 410-398-1230 NKC reg. $500. 302- good condition. Call 800-220-1230 , sales. CaU 410-378-0895 444-7607 or 302-275- 443-566-3159 or 410-885-5978 SERVICES 9289 ,.... ELECTRONICS CALL OR EMAIL English Bulldog QUEEN Craftmatic Pups 3m/3f 2000+ HOME THEATRE CHESAPEAKE HOME head & foot adjustable IMPROVEMENT Pkg 36 in TV Entmt ~ Ready March 27th bed with massage sys CLASSIFIED SERVICES 410-996-9565 Cntr. & surround sound $600 410-920-9987 tem. Clean and works 410-398-1230 ELECTRICIAN CLASSIFIEDS perfect. Uses regular 800-220-1230 queen sheets Pd Prompt service, 41 0-398-1230 WWW.CHESAPEAKE www.chesapeake $3000 asking $1500. classifled.com recession rates, lic. & 800-220-1230 CLASSIFIED.COM Call: 410-829-4413 ins. 410-275-2804 302-981-5000 A paper the whole family can enjoy! Call today to subscribe! sit one of these local dealers and drive home happy! VOLKSWAGEN SIIIifIt, VOLKSWAGEN,LTD. LowEGlass 4304 Kirkwood Highway, WILMINGTON, DE reduces fading 302-998-0131 and SAVES BIG Drivers wanted • ~ on home heating and cooling bills! STAPLEFORD'S rFoi .-uMiTi' TiMi oti OUR (ti(iGY-(FFI£iitii R(PLAtiMitii WltfDOWS~,~ ~ CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE as 51 1 I P!~ow,!!!!!~!!!uni~inches. w,th this coupon. Call fordetails. 302-834-4568 V This oller includes FREE LDW-E Glass' ._------e . .- . ~ .. .. Page 18 Post Classifieds Friday, March 20, 2009 P' GENERAL P'" SPORTING ".. POWERBOATS ~~ MERCHANDISE ~ YARD SALES ~ YARD SALES p" TRAiLERS ~ GoODS ~ MENS SUITS Retired FREE TO GOOD man selling suits. All \AI HOME 1978 22' Sea exc. 43R, 38 waist. $40 Ray Cuddy, Good Hull, ea. Discount for two or TRANSPORTATION engine seized. No inte a.,PERRYVILLE: 501 more. . 302-369-1768 rior, No trailer. Call Sumpter ' Dr. Off 222, 410-378-5284 GOALIATH 54" ELKTON- Sunny- ".. POWERBOATS P'" SPORTING Inground Basket Ball brook, behind Brant turn by Pattersons Funeral Home. About 1 GoODS System with plexi wood. 36 Woodcrest P' MARINE ~~ mile from funeral glass backboard paid Dr. Sat March 21 st, ~;-. ACCES./STORAGE $600 asking $400 8am-? Lots of good home. Fri, Sat, Sun 21, 22. 8:30-2p. TRUCKS Call 410-378-2647 stuff. 3/20, P' leave message. NO EARLY BIRDS! ~~. /SUVs _., Household, lots of men ·n.,1~95 SEA RAY 220 ' ••, BOW FLEXXTL & boys clothes, too Signature 5.7 . 1.990 CHE\lY S10 Great condo A steal at much to mention! Mercruiser ,only 150 IGLOO COOLER 162 BLAZER 4X4 BEST Hrs, Cabin Sleeps 2, quart 4 hunter green $350. You pick up. MACHINERY & OFFER-RUNS 302-369-5414 New Today P' Seats 8, Sink, Head, boat bumpers $125 for GREAT- WEST BEND TOTAL ~. HEAVY EQmp. Depth Finder, Hours both 410-398-3956 Call 443-309-1840 . GYM Pro model, like Meter, VHF Radio, 2 new $150. Call Batteries, Full Canvas ' ~ MOTORCYCLES 4,10-398-3185 CHEVY DUMP Cover, Loadrite Trailer, CHEVY DUMP TRUCK 1990 Good Condition, ~;-. &ATVs TRUCK 1990 . Completely Garmin Color GPS 1 Completely overhauled Fishfinder, overhauled 2 years ago Professionally Marina 2 years ago • 12 foot landscape maintained, Dry New Today • 12 foot landscape dump body • 350 dump body • 350 Storage in Winter. HONDA SHADOW engine and automat $8950.302-521-5212 engine and automat '98 A.C.E Tourer. ic transmission ic transmission 1100cc, just serviced, rebuilt • all new rebuilt • all new rea"dy to ride. Asking steel on dump body steel on dump body $3200. 443-350-6418 • side tool box • • side tool box • tool cage • new cab tool cage • new cab floor • chrome trim BOAT SHOW HARLEY DAVID floor • chrome trim SON Dyna Super • hitch with electric March 21st & 22nd • hitch with electric brake controller • 10am-6pm. Glide Custom, '06, brake controller • entire truck painted 2 125 New and used Screaming Eagle entire truck painted 2 years ago. ASKING boats here. Marine Exhaust. 3,800 miles. years ago. ASKING $5;900 .OR BEST store specials and $12,000 obo. Call $5,900 OR BEST OFFER. CALL MIKE refreshments. 443-553-8764 OFFER. CALL MIKE 443-528-5251 North East, MD. AT 443-528-5251 410-287-9400 jackson marine TOOLS sales.com · DODGE DAKOTA P"'" '99 V-6, automatic, 2wd 110k miles. $2800 or WEED TRIMMER b/o. Call Homelite. Used only ANYWAY YOU 302-368-5511 once, practically new. LOOK AT IT, Only $65. Please call: CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFIEDS 302-369-1768 CLASSIFIED CAN WORK 410-398-1230 ~ WWW.CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFIED.COM FOR YOU! 800-220-1230 149-151 E. Main Street, .Elkton, MD 21921 ARDENT TITLE.. COMPANY (410) 996-9780 Fax (410) 996-9784 Susan M. Knight • Settlement Agent [email protected] Phone 15 YEAR 30 YEAR 1 YEAR 3 YEAR 5 YEAR Fixed Fixed ARM' ARM ARM LENDER Number %PTS.APR %PTS.APR %PTS.APR %PTS.APR %PTS.APR APGFCU 1-888-LOAN-391 5.125/.750/5.311 5.375/1.000/5:508 4.875/1.000/4.078 5.250/1.000/4.221 5.500/1.000/4.521 CECIL BANK (410) 398-1650 *PLEASE CALL FOR RATES CECIL TRUST MORTGAGE & LOAN (410) 287-1515 5.875/015 .977 6.375/0/6.437 *PLEASE CALL FOR RATES CLASSIC MORTGAGE CORP (302) 366-1661 4.7511.0/4.98 4.875/2.015.19 CALL FOR MORE RATES DESTINY HOME MORTGAGE (410) 620-4197 *PLEASE CALL FOR RATES destinyhomemortgage.com HARFORD BANK (410) 642-9160 5.51015.641 6.0/0/6.168 *PLEASE CALL FOR RATES MBA FINANCIAL SERVICES (410) 287-5600 Please call for quotes. Many programs. 100% financing available-Interest only options! All credit considered. I st time home buyers, 2nd homes & investment roperties. PEOPLES BANK OF ELKTON (410) 996-2265 4.7510/4.88 5.2510/5.33 6.501.25/3.788 . 5.87510/4.039 5.375/0/4.155 WILMINGTON MORTGAGE (410) 398-5607 PLEASE CALL F,oR RATES. FREE PRE-APPROVAL - NO APPLICATION FEE These rates, effective 2/25/09, were provided by the lenders and are subject to change. Other terms may be available. These rates are for existing first mortgages. Points may vary on refinances. Down payment requirements may vary. *Caps and length may vary on adjustable rates. The APR is based on a $100,000 mortgage with a 20% down payment and is in addition to interest included points Gl fees & other credit costs. To list your mortgage rates, call our Real Estate Sales Division at 410 398-3311 or 1-800-220-3311. These mortgage rates are a paid advertising feature of the Cecil Whig -LENDER l~'6' ...... WILMINGTON • FHA, VA, and Rural Development MORTGAGE • Self Employed • Bridge Loans 205 East Main Street, Elkton, MD 21921 • Reverse Mortgages Office: 410-398-5607 Phil Davis Kim Pettitt Bruce Fink TOLL FREE: 800-607-5607 Loan Officer Loan Officer Loan Officer Post Classifieds Friday, March 20,2009 Page 19 ---::THE==-::C:-::O:"::UR=T=-::O:"::F::-- F' TRUCKS ~~- /SUVS COMMON PLEAS LIEN SALE FOR THE STATE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned GMC 1994 SONOMA 2003 TOYOTA RAV4 WE BUY JUNK cars, OF DELAWARE IN AND FOR will sell at a lien sale on April 17, 2009 at 2:00 P/U Ext. Cab 119 K. 4 WO, auto trucks & vans'. $100 p.m. at: V6, auto, PIS, ABS, trans. maintained and up. Call 302-420- NEWCASTLE PIW, P/L, Alloy well, PW, PL loaded 7411 or 302-650-4579 COUNTY PS ORANGE CO PUBLIC STORAGE Wheels, AM-FM minor fender IN RE: CHANGE OF 42S NEW CHURCHMANS ROAD NEW CASTLE, DE '19720 Cass., Garage kept damage $6500 WE BUY SCRAP NAME OF 112K, $3000 call 410-755-6653 Eve METALI Call for free Wendy A. Mackay The personal property heretofore stored with 443-350-3589 pick up and appraisal. PETITIONER(S) the undersigned by: TO LEGAL NOTICE We buy from small B007 - Matthew Fields - filing cabinet, office U' VANS RID YOUR HOME OF matchbox cars to large Wendy A. Vellrath chair, dresser NOTICE IS HEREBY ~~- /MINI VANS industrial buildings! B011 - Shannon Williams - ladder, floor buf THE COURT OF ALL THAT CLUTTER! 302-650-4579 GIVEN that Wendy COMMON PLEAS A. Mackay intends to fer, pinball FOR THE STATE HAVE AYARD SALE present a Petition to C002 . - lorielin Principe - computer, dresser, OF DELAWARE CLASSIFIEDS the Court of Common couch New Today IN AND FOR AND ADVERTISE IT 410·398·1230 Pleas for the State of C006 - johnnie Mosley - dresser, armoire, NEWCASTLE 800-220-1230 Delaware in and for kitchen chairs FORD E 150 van 'OS COUNTY WITH US! New Castle County, IN RE: CHANGE OF C013 - Michael Buonaguro - tool box, dresser, all power remote start to change her name to iron board great cond balance of NAME OF Wendy A. Vellrath factory warr. asking Lashineda Latoya LEGAL NOTICE C026 - jeffrey Mattewson - armoire, luggage, Thomas Wendy Mackay $7500443-907-8399 Petitioner clothing PETITIONER(S) C028 - Michelle Pine - bed, clothing, toys CITY OF NEWARK Dated: 3/4/09 TO C058 - jessie Ham - stereo, books C/D player P ANTIQUE Lashonda Latoya DELAWARE np 3/13,20,27 C156 - Kelly Coughlin - beds, chairs, totes ~~- AUTOS Thomas COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA THE COURT OF NOTICE IS HEREBY March 23, 2009 - 7:30 PM - CC COMMON PLEAS C193 - David Smiley - bicycle, books, ladder GIVEN that Lash 1. SILENT MEDITATION & PLEDGE OF FOR THE STATE C195 - Maurice Robertson - totes, boxes, ineda Latoya Thomas bags intends to present a ALLEGIANCE OF DELAWARE New Today Petition to the Court 2. CITY SECRETARY'S MINUTES FOR IN AND FOR 0006 - jaqueline English - sports equip., of Common Pleas for COUNCIL APPROVAL: NEWCASTLE couch, chairs COUNTY CHEVY Street Rod the State of Delaware A. Regular Council Meeting of March 9, 2009 0035 - Rachel Prado - suitcase, pictures, 1936, 350-365 hp, too in and for New Castle 3. ITEMS NOT ON PUBLISHED AGENDA: IN RE: CHANGE OF clothing County, to change her A. Public (5 minutes per speaker) NAME OF much to list. Serious Miriam Roca 0045 - Melinda Endicott - couch, sports inquires $25,000 Call name to Lashonda B. University equip:, boxes Latoya Thomas. PETITIONER(S) 410-398-3956 (1) Administration 0055 - Debora Nash - TV, couch, chair Lashineda L. Thomas (2) Student Body Representative TO Miriam Ariza E003 - Robert Skinner - tool box Petitioner C. Council Members WWW.CHESAPEAKE I Dated: 2126/09 NOTICE IS HEREBY Skintite Contracting - sport equipment,. lad CLASSIFIED.COM 4-A. ITEMS NOT FINISHED AT PREVIOUS '11p 3/6,13,20 GIVEN that Miriam der MEETING: None Roca intends to pres 4-B. FINANCIAL STATEMENT: E061 - john Daniels - suitcase, kitchen table, ent a Petition to the clothing PUBLIC AUCTION 5. RECOMMENDATIONS ON CONTRACTS Court of Common & BIDS: None Pleas for the State of F003 - Earl Gardner - water heater, vacuum, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned *6. -ORDINANCES FOR SECOND READING Delaware in and for bicycle will sell at a public auction on 4/17/09 at 1:00 & PUBLIC HEARING: New Castle County, F004 - Matt Mclrath - bags, boxes, totes p.m. at: A. Bill 09-10 - An Ordinance Amending Ch. to change her name to F062 - Tasha Copes - bed, mattress, bags PS ORANCECO INC'/PUBLIC STORACE 25, Sewers, Article Iv, Regulations on Noll' Miriam Ariza. F136 - Veronica Garris - ladder, fan, books ~800 KIRKWOOD HWY_. domestic Waste Water Discharges Into the Miriam Roca GO~ - Angela Davis - mirror, stereo, chairs WILMINGTON. DE '19808 Petitioner Public Sewer System, and 'Incorporating, H015 - Kim Patterson - bags, boxes, totes ~02·998·0'l2S By Reference, Chapter 38 of the New Cas Dated: 3/16/09 H034 - Peter Karpinski - car, mirrors, trunk the personal property heretofore stored with tle County Code With Amendments There np 3120,27,413 the undersigned by: to H016 - Elbert johnson - table, microwave, bi THE COURT OF cycle 1010 - Sharon Waters-Hudson - boxes, micro B. Bill 09-11 - An Ordinance Amending Ch. COMMON PLEAS wave, grandfather clock 20, Motor Vehicles and Traffic, By Amen H040 - Peter Karpinski - car, wooden doors, FOR THE STATE stove 4030 - leroy Turnbull 3rd - books, toys, VHS/ ding Schedule VI, By Prohibiting Parking OF DELAWARE np 3120,27 - DVD collection During Certain Times on Bradford Lane IN AND FOR from Devon Drive to the East End of the 1082 - Aaron Wilson - kitchen chair, table NEWCASTLE LEGAL NOTICE Street COUNTY lamp, armoire Li Yi Dong (DBA-C&J Cuisine Restaurant) has 6004 - Anna Marini - misc. household items C. Bill 09-13 - An Ordinance Amending Ch. IN RE: CHANGE OF 21, Peddlers ,Vendors and Solicitors, By NAME OF on February 25, 2009 applied with the Alcoholic 4138 - Steven Hahn - ice chest, sports equip Replacing the Existing Chapter with Revi Beverage and Control Commissioner for ment, safe Kimberly Castellanos sed and Updated Language PETITIONER(S) Restaurant and Sunday License for a premises 4054 - Nickolas Porcellini - 2 boxes, ladder, *7. PLANNING COMMISSIONIDEPART- TO located at 290 University Plaza, Newark, DE. sports equipment MENT RECOMMENDATIONS: None Kimberly Bailon Persons who are against this application 1073 -.E-Scrub Environmental Enterprises, Inc. 8. ORDINANCES FOR FIRST READING: Castellanos should provide written notice of their objections - Ralph Genuario - 9 boxes, 4 milk carts A. Bill 09-12 - An Ordinance Amending Ch. NOTICE IS HEREBY to the Commissioner. For the Commissioner 2037 - Tyyonna Upchurch - chest of drawers, 17, Property Maintenance Code, By Further GIVEN that Everilda to be required to hold a hearing to consider dresser, microwave, toaster oven Amending the 2006 Edition of the Interna Amarilis Castellanos additional input from persons against this np 3/20,27 tional Property Maintenance Code ( 2nd Rea Solares and Nesvil application the Commissioner must receive one ding 4113/09) Hernan Bailon Garcia or more documents containing a total of at least intends to present a 10 eignatures of residents or property owners LEGAL NOTICE B. Bill 09-14 - An Ordinance Amending Ch. 32, Zoning, By Amending the BLR and'RM Petition to the Court located within one mile of the premises or any FERNWALK, INC., tJa ELTAPATIO MEXICAN ZOBing Districts Relating to Apartments of Common Pleas for incorporated areas located within one mile of RESTAURANT, has on March 20, 2009 applied (2nd Reading 4127/09) the State of Delaware the premises. The protest(s) must be filed with with the Office of the Alcoholic Beverage 9. ITEMS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLISHED in and for New Castle the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commissioner and Control Commissioner for approval of a AGENDA: County, to change her at the 3.-.1 floor, Carvel State Office Building, "substantive change" to a restaurant with a *A. COUNCIL MEMBERS: name to Kimberly 820 North French Street. Wilmington DE liquor license on the premises located at 550- 1. Request DelDOT to Review Speed Bailon Castellanos. 19801. The protest(s) must be received by the 560 Eden Circle, Bear, DE 19701, to provide Limit on Paper Mill Road - Everilda Amarilis Commissioner's office on or before April 13, entertainment 'on Saturday nights between the Castellanos-Solares B. COMMITIEES. BOARDS & COMMIS 2009. Failure to file such a protest may result in hours of 10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m ., with no sales of and Nesvil Hernan the Commissioner's considering this application alcoholic beverages after 1:00 a .m ., by permitting SIONS: Bailon Garcia 1. Appointments to Community Deve- without further notice, input, or hearing. If you , the removal of dining tables to make room for a Petitioner(s) have any qUE)stion regarding this matter please "dance floor" and a "disc jockey", 10pmentJRevenue Sharing Advisory Committee - Mayor Appt. Dated: 3/12109 contact the Commissioner's office. Persons who are against this application 2. Appointment to Board of Adjustment np 3120,27,413 np 3/13,20,27 should provide written notice of their objections - Dist. 1 LEGAL NOTICE to the Commissioner, For the Commissioner *C. OTHERS: RE: DEADLY WEAPON to be required to hold , a hearing to consider 1. Presentation by DelDOT on Delaware LIEN SALE additional input from persons against this I, Michael Miller re CPG, INC. Bike Summit siding at, 1909 Waters application the Commissioner must receive one 2036 NEW CASTLE AVE. or more documents containing a total of at least 10. SPECIAL DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS: Edge, Newark, DE NEW CASTLE, DE 19720 10 signatures of residents or property owners A. Special Reports from Manager & Staff: 19702, will make appli located within one mile of the premises or any 1. Discussion of Energy Report cation to the judges of (302) 658-6121 incorporated areas located within one mile of 2. Recommendation re Insurance Renewals the Superior Court of Sale Date: May 9, 2009 @ 10:00 a.m. the premises, The protest(s) must be filed with for 2009-2010 the State of Delaware B. Alderman's Report in and for New Castle '99 Acura Tl ...... SIN - 19UUA5649XA052030 the Office of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Sale Date: May 22,2009@ 10:00 a.m. Commissioner at the 3.-.1 floor, Carvel State Office C. Request for Executive Session County at Wilmington re Personnel for the next term for a '97 Buick Park Ave ..... S/N - 1G4CW52K3V4641632 Building, 820 North French Street, Wilmington license to carry a con DE 19801. The protest(s) must be received by '03 Ford Van ...... S/N -1FTNE24l53HC03432 ·OPEN FOR PUBLIC COMMENT c~aled deadly weap the Commissioner's office on or before April 20, The above agenda is intended to be followed, but On, or weapons, for '07 Toyota Camry ...... S/N - 4T1BE46K17U193378 2009. Failure to file such a protest may result in is subject to. changes, deletions, additions and the protection of my '97 Mazda Miafa ...... S/N - jM1NA3531V0734984 the Commiss,ioner's considering this application modifications, as permitted under the Freedom of person(s), or property, '01 Chevy Impala ...... SIN - 2G1WF55E419131751 without further notice, input, or hearing. If you Information Act of the State of Delaware. Copies or both. '03 Nissan Maxima ...... SIN - jN10A31A73T440648 have any question regarding this matter please may be obtained at the City Secretary's Office, 220 Michael Miller '99 Mazda Protege ...... S/N - jM1Bj2213X0151044 contact the Commissioner's office. Elkton Road, or online at www.cityofnewarkde.us 3/16/09 np 3/20 np 3/20,27,413 np 3/20 np 3120 20 IN THE NEWS Athey seeks 4th term as representative on City Council David Athey, who is com he has been in office as a reason challenges. 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