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•!• Greater Newark's Hometown N :· . I. ·. Newark, Del. • 50¢ 86th Year, Issue 24 ©1996 Jur.· 28, 1996 THIS WEEK Bridge IN SPORTS "·-· over LOCALRNALS troubled UNITE FOR THE BLUE concrete GoLDALL Elkton Road could be closed STAR GAME. 19 for bridge repairs By MARY E. PETZAK
••t t ffOfOOOfOOowo o o o oo o o o oo• oo oo o toooo o ooooo o oao o ooO . IN LIFESTV:LE NEWARK POST STAFF WR ITER One of Newark 's most-tra ' leu thoroughfares could b ~ hut dow n for repairs in the neur future. Bors &GIRLS Ac cordin g to cit y manag r Carl Lufl. officials al th e . tale department of tran ponation advi sed the city" . CLUB, BAYARD DoNATION TO CHS liBRARY traffi c division last week th at th e Elk ton Road bridg over th e hri stina Mrs. Elmer s. Monroe, right, recently donated her collection of 300 National Geographic magazines reek nedr Casho Mill Road mi ght TFAM UP FOR dating back to the 1950s to the library at Christiana High School. Her late husband served as a huve to be clos d for repair.. member of the Christina School District Board of Education. Accepting the donation Is Sylvia "I don 't want to be an alarmi st " Williamson. of the school district staff. Mrs. Williamson graduated from Newark High School when UNUSUAL Mr. Monroe was on the school board. See BRIDGE , 2 ...,_ ACfiVITY. 8
- " · IN' THE NEWS. '• QSTIX SCRATCHES HlTE CLAY Creek make an appearance, and 60 Civil ttofAfilt;c•J-JJ State Park will be the War re.-enactots will be . · ·etting for Newark's bivouacked at the park aU day. · IN SECOND Liberty Day celebration on Co rumed .soldiers will give pre: ·· , Thursday, July 4 from 11 a.m. to sentatioo. of v~rious military · · 5 p.m. acti~itie& including , hooting nhd BID FOR There i. no rain date for this drills. · event . "The·.popu lar s.oup Box Event As in past year., Blu Rocks LIQUOR Ma. cot, Rocky Bullwinkle, will LICENSE. 3
INDEX . Nt:WS 1·5 POLICE BEAT 3 OPINION 6 LIFESTYLE 8 THE ARTS 12 OBITUARIES 26 DIVERSIONS 10 CROSSWORD PUZZLE 11 SENIOR STYLE 13·15 SPORTS 19-23 CLASSIFIEDS 29-36 L\Lr. ~ • :1-\ '. \RJ.- I' >'-1 I • j 1 'I·. ~H. I 99() NEWARK PosT ·:· IN THE NEWS
' Road work may be finished by winter ' I ~/ Christina ', .... BRIDGE , from 1 ~du ce d to I5 ton s. "Th substru c Davies. "From what Denni s O'Shea ture is substandard," sa id Denni s . aid to me, there nothing here that !'laid Luft. "But c un il on ly meets 'Shea. a bridge management engi can't b done by the winter." eve ry two week!\ and th e way the nee r fo r De!DOT. ''Th concret Davies emphasized th at he could !'l tut w o rk !'~, th ci. · thin •s can com which support s the ab utments i. in not guarantee the work would be up pretty fast. " bad shape." done before winter. They try to fin ·wark po lice chi ef William /\Jan Davies spokesperson for ish, but if not, they put it off unti I Suburban Plaza Hogan said , "Th !'. tate told us late DeiD T, said "An op n-end main Spring." shopping center la'i t week that th e bridge might have tenance contract has just been bid Hogan said, "We cu ll ed for a ~ \\0~\) , ,' ~ pmsible struc tural probkms requir out for thi s bridge work ." Once the mee ting with DeiDOT as soo n as LOCATION in g lower wei ht li mits and divert con tract is awa rd ed, Davies said th e possible to have a say in where ~\.~1\0 , , , ~ ing traffi c. n Monday th ey s:.t id '\evcral sma ll jobs" included in diverted traffi c will go, such as , z OF tc.:s h showed repairs w r · nc ded ." such a contrac t wi ll be prioritiz d by Sou th Co llege Avenue, and how , , ~ :aQ BRIDGE Acco rding 10 sign!\ posted some the contractor and desi gn engineer. long it would las t. " DeiDOT has the time ago by DciDOT, the weight "They try to fini sh th ese con final say on traffic pattern s for state ~ ~ ~' ~ Chrysler ~ limi t for the bridge already has bee n trac ts in a constru ti on season," sa id roads. plant ********************** *********** 2ntJ~nnuaL * All are * Welcome! * RTEFELD NATIONAL 1/ ./ 4th(!) ~·- uty * crJeLebration ~
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• Police Be(f{ is compiled each man ' r a~:aulted while r cc r rn g . t len property, theft Can we help? ll'eek.fmmthe.fi'le.\' of the Newark were alking in the devel and con spirac were John Pizza stolen Offices : The paper's offices are located Police Deptlf'flllent by SU({fwriter opm nt of Kimberton . Wh ite .Hd. 19, and a 16-y ar-o ld n June 22 around I :30 a.m. M(//:\' E. Per:.a/... Th . u pect., d cribed nl femal and 17- ear mal e. all f four men in th ir 20s \ er co nveniently in th e Robscott Bui lding , a~ fri ·an- m rican male . . c n ewark, Dennis M . Masct:l la, I . approu heel in the parking I L 153 E. Che stnut Hill Rd ., Newa rk , DE fron ted th e hu. band and ' ife and f Wilmington, and a 16-y ar-old Cocaine arrest behind th N ' ark M di c~tl 19713 . Offi ce hours are 8:30a.m. to 5 displa ed what appear d r. b a femal fr m w a rl . Building h a group or s v n or p.m. wee kd ays . gun . c or ling to :tate poli ·e. th m re :-. u. p ·ts. Phone : (302) 737 -0724 The uspel' ts fled after taking Poli · sa id th' su-.p ct. the man 's wallet and an unknown group st le 13 hr sl r vehi ·les Facsimile: (302 ) 737-9019 amounting to in va lu e to a. sault d th four and stole their amount of cash . pizZ'l befor • fl eeing ba k to ward e-mail : newpost@dca. net n one ith informati n 1. 111.0 0 fr m eight different lots in Wilmington and Ne as tl e. ast M·1in tn.:er. To subscribe: Ca ll 737- 0724 or 1-800- a~ked to ca ll l:ount p li at Three f th . u. peeLs, includ 220-3311 . Co st is $15.95 per year to 57 1-793 0. The vehi ·I s w re us d for ing a 16- ea r-o il from We~ t New Ca stl e County addresses . To begin tran. p rtati n and/ r j oy riding Grove, Pa., a 17-year-old !'rom a su bscription , sim ply ca ll the Newarkers arrested an I all w re found in th e ~am Kennett quare. Pa .. and Bruce Circulation Departm ent. I cution nt Pencnd r Wood. in P u~ e . I , . or vo ndal . Pa., for car thefts Bear. were arre~tcd. To place a classified : Call1 -800-220-1230 Pous' was c< mmitred to To place a display ad: Call 737-0724 . tate poli e report that three ' arrnnt for th eft and crimi Gander Hill Pri ~ ) 11 for Ia ' "- of e' ark re si lent wcr invol eel Couple assaulted nal mi:chief wa~ i:sued for Julian bail and the ju e ni lc~ were in an auto th ft . pr e berwe n Hill. 18, f Wilmington and HE STAFF of til e Newatk Post is anxio us to assrsl On Jun e I around II p.m., a re lease d to th eir parents after Treaders and advertisers. Reporters , wri ters. ed i June 1995 and Jun e 1996. poli ~ said other arrests al. o were posting bail, accordi ng to poli ·e. 72- ar-old man and a 65 - ear- rTesred and harg d ' ith tors and salespeopl e can be cont acted as listed e peered . below: James B. Streit , Jr. is the publisher uf the Newark Post. He sets poli cies and manages all departments in the NewarK Investi gation of Windows smashed, offrce . Ca ll hrm at 737·0724. Mary E. Petzak is a general assign me nt report r. Her beat includes qovernment . drivers pelted ed ucation nncl pol ice ne ws Sl1e can be sexual abuse co nta cted at 737-0724. Marty Val ania prepa res the sport s pages of this newspaper. He is a vete1 · n case conti nu es near Main Street ; spo rt s wri ter, ed rtor and enthusiast. He is se ldom in t11e office, howeve 1. he checks in frequently. Leave message Newarl-. police re sponde I to Univ~.:r\ity Delaware police a or for Marty at737· 0724 . OLl E continue to On June 15, whil . taying ca ll f criminal mi sch ief on failed to locate ur lea:-.t three in ve~t i ga t e th e sex ual at hi s horn . th youths ' ere Main Str et on June _J around other males and one fcnwle sus Julia R. Sampson is th e offi ce manager P ploitation as br ught outside to th apart 3:30 a. m. and found chaos. pel:! , all in th eir _Os. "hn report and ed itorial assistant who processes involving a 19-year- ld ment co mpl ex 1oo l to pia a Pi ctur \ indows in four busi ed! fl ed from th e area. most press release s. She prepares obitu· ari es and t11e Diversions cal nda r. Jul ia ewa rk man . " truth or dar " game. ness s near Main and hap I Uniwr:-.i t Opti cian:-.. Space II cco rdin g to fficer Smith co nvi~ ce d the three also wntes feature and news stori es . . treets had I)' n smash "d and Pi zza . ni ersi ty Mobil and Bell Contact her at 737-0724. Patrick rowe l! , John R. to di srobe and sw im nak ed thr e cars and th eir drivers w rc A tl antic, all on Main Str'CI, mith of airway Road in in the pool. during which pelted with stone s as th y dro ve r porte d damage tota ling Contributing writers and photographers include Meghan Afto smis, Jack Bartley, Kelly Bennett, Elbert th e Ad mi ra l Club one of th e boys wa. ncou r through th e area . ne f th e clri appro imarel 4,000. Damauc partment s has been agecl to r ndle th girl and Chance, Eric Fi ne. Marvin Hu mmel, Ruth M. Kell y, c r~ poi mcd om a male su. pcct to the chicle ~ " as ap pr o~ im a t c Ja mes Mclaren, Sl1irley Tarrant and Phi l Toman . Leave charged ' ith one wunt of Smith fond! I th e 14-y ar who app are I to be i mox icated ly $400. messages for the m at 737-0724. criminal impersonation, old boy, polic said . and was taken into custod hy An one witn essin g this in ci twel e counts of unl awful On June 2 1, poli ce r police. chll or ha in ):'. infmmation is Tina Winmill is the Newark Posfs sex ual contad, andtw nrTe. ted Smith after another advertising director and manages A sea rch c ndu cted by asked to ca ll cwa r"- poli c at the local sa le s tea m. She ca n be counts of sex ual exploitation 15-year-old boy came for N wark police a. sisted by 366-7 111 . of a child. ward and sa id Smith had had a.=-- ""''·"'-'J re ac hed at 1·B00·220-3311. Smith was fir. t arrested sex ual conta ct with him o er Kate Grace sells advertising in the ~_,,..., on June 19 after a IS-year a period of tim bet we n down to wn Newa rk and Kirk wood old girl told her mother that May and December 19 5. Highways areas . Contac t her at 737· Newark, Pa. 0724. Sm ith had engaged th girl Thi · boy mer mith at hi. and two boys, ages 14 and apartment c mp lex and ll'ld Jim Galoff services advertising clients 15, in s xually-oriented no connecti n with th e N w in the so uth Newark , Bear, Glasgow ga mes at hi s r siden e. Beginning. church, accord police cooperate and Routes 40 /13 area . Cal l him at mith who falsely t ld ing to poli ce. The boy, now 737·0724. th children a. well a. their 16, no longer ha s any ·ontact Mary Wuertenberger is th e advertising parent. that he was a yo uth with Smith. assistant. She can coun se l callers pastor at the N w Police feel ther may be for drug bust wilh questions abo ut advertising . Call other ictim. and encourage her at 737·0724 Beginnings Fellowship ed after a sea rch of th e uspects' anyone with information t By MARY E. PETZAK Church, wou ld regularl y mot el room at th e M cint osh Inn Other advertr sin g reps inclu de Dem ps Brawley, ca ll crim inal in ve. ti gati on. Donna Har rit y, Ju lie Heffn er, Kay P. McG lothlin , . pend time with yo ung peo and a sec ond se arch of a rental pl e. at 57 1-7924. NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER Renee Ouietme ye r. Jerry Rutl and Kim Spe ncer. storaoe unit in Newa rk. as h in Bonnie Lie tw iler is the class ifi eds advertising On Junt: 19 around II :30 p.m. th ' amount of 1.5 80 ~ a ~ ~eizt::d manag er. He r sta ff inclu cles Kat hy Beckl ey, Chris police follow d two . uspec ts from Ri vera . Bragg , Ad riana Dowe r and Ja cque Minton . fr m th area of th 7 - II tore Both suspec ts wer charged Circ ulati on manag er is Bill Sims . Ryan Hub er NEWARK PosT •!• CITY COUNCIL on lkt n Road to a nearby loca with traffi ckin g in l:C caine, po ~ ha ndl es Newark Post subsc ription s. Ca ll him at 1· tion where they were seen mak sess ion with intent to deliver, 800-220·3311 . in g a drug sal e. A murked maint ainin g. a eh i ·le for de li v Newa rk patrol ca r ~ topp d th e ery and r n~rint ainin g a dwelling f'lJe :Vell'ar!.r Post is fmblisbr'tl Fridr~)' I~ I' suspect. ' car at th intersection for deli •ry, and cn n-,piracy in Cbempea!.re Publisbing Cot/)(lm/iou. ,Ve11•s and Q·Stix scratches of ~ lkton Road and O'Daniel th e 2nd degr e. Ri v'ra wa~ al:-o !om/sales q0lces are lomtetl iu !be Robscott Av nu e. Pablo Ri era aL o charg d ith p ~~ s:-. ion of drug Huilding, 153/i. Cbeslnulllill kd .. Ne11'f/rk, DB kn wn as Pab lo Ramirez, 25, of paraph erna lia and rc~ i st in g 19 13. Central accounting aud ad/'crlisiug ojflces xford , Pa., fled from the ca r. arr ~ 1. Both suspec ts arc hci ng are lomted rtl (,OJ !Mr~~e St .. HII.Jtou. ,1/D 21921. in second bid He was tak n int o custod y after held in lieu of bui l. Cen!ml dass{fied,· al.w lomterl rt/ 60 1 Bridge f. fi ghting with the arrestin g offi Th e a rres t ~ followed a joint II is tbe poliq qft/.1(• \'ewark fJoslno/ /o 11 itbbold ers. Tra y S ·hulth is, 22, of in vestigat ion by detect i ve~ from jin111 !be public 1/m.lc' items r!/il(/(mnrtfion lflbicb Ri sing Sun, Md., was arrest d Newa rk Pol icc and the are a nwllt'r t!ffJuhlic n•rmd. . Ill ad!'erlising and for liquor license lll!II'S are accefJii'd and printed on()' at tb sole dis· without incident. Penn sy l ania , talc Poli ce. A total amount of 16 gram. of Ri v ra was al~o wa nted in crelirm rd' IIJe ;mblisbe1: Q- ti · i ~ nm 0 for _ in an ahl to tee nagers" in the sh ppin g cocain (over 1/2 ounce) with a Penn sy lvania lll out standin g Rerl(/rm· arc encouraged lo usc• the Opinion Page att mpt to get cit coun cil ·enter. ·treet value of $ 1, 600 wa. loca t- dru g warrant. . to SfH'ak !bf!ir minds. Please remember: /. elfers approval for al coh I ic b ra ges " rotto hn . two entran ces very sbould be tbougbt prorokin,~ nud concise. Letters at it Newark hopping enter ace' .. ib le to alcoho l," add ed deemed libelous u•illnof be priuled. We reseme !be bi ll iards parlor. But7 . noting that Grotto al. o has a • Oberle seeks 11th term in House r(~bl to edit.Jbr c/nri() '. II liters IIIIlS! include a ity coun ·il voted down th gam e room and t enag eli nt I . telepbone 1111111ber .\'0 !bat le l/ el ~,· mu be l'erifled prior to publication. owner 's second requ es t in a ea r rott Re. tauranl whi h Representative William . b ri c. Jr. (R-Beec h r ·~ Lot) of the after comments from it ffi ·ials re ·ent l opened in th alleria on 24th Di strict has ann unc ed hi. i ntcntion to s k an II th term in 71Je Ni'll'm·!.r Post is rlmember oftbr Mmykmd· about the problem of alco hol and Main tr et, was granted a spec ial th Gen ral Ass mbly. /Jelmmre·D.C. Press ,ls.mcialirm. !be il'alio nt~l Y uth in Newark . use perrnit in M ar h for an berle , first el cted in 1976, ha s been a long- time ad ocate of ,V•rt'.I'/}(1/Jer :tssocirrlion and !be ,\'eu·nrl.! Husiness Police chi ef William Hoga n arcad /game room after much di s- on. um r protec tion. and thi :-. legislati v session he was in tru- tlssocirrtioll.
sa id . "If ou could guarant e a cuss ion in city counci l about the mental in getting the hom owner. , crow bill sign d into Jaw. Maryland· Delaware· nowd 35 yea r ~ oro er. I'd ha e proximit of th room to th e Buyers ca n now require eller. of new h mes t e. crow moni es D c Pross Associallon les. c nc ·rn. but I think it will restaurant' s b. r. to compl t unfini. hed work di . ove r d nor b ~ re . en! men c. altract the 21 and slight! kl r - oun ilmember Hal G dwin wi th t een~ ar un I ~ m 'r or later sa id Q- ti i not are. taurant a i Oberl also jointly spon sor d and h lped get appro al in th e it will nd in a fight or violen e. Grollo. "Thi s is not what w were Genera l Asse mbly for a measure aim d at pr tecting co nsumers ~ That 's m con ·ern. " told when Q- tix op ned) in again t fraudulent aut repair me hanic ~. PO STMASTER: Send addre ss changes to : Newark • n r Micha I Bull: told I 3 and I won't support it." A chairman of the Hou se Desegrega tion committee, Oberle Post, 153 East Chestnut Hill Ro ad , Newark, DE council that he "did not . how ouncil did un animou: l has b en pushing for a ''c losest sc hool policy" (or " neighbor- 19713. Second -class postage paid at Newa rk , alcoholic b rag s at Q- ti reque. t for Q-Stix to hood" schooL) in the four north rn N w astl ounty school Del. , and add itional offices . ... ~ a · ~~· ~,uu~~~~~~~~~~~,,~~~~~~A~~~~~~~~--~~~ .~ ing the amount of al ·ohol avai 1- P\< I I • ' I \\ \1<1-. PI' I • Jl I 'JH I 'JC)(, NEWARK PosT ·:· IN THE NEWS City responds to 'Subaru-gate'
By MARY E. PETZAK about th crt s hi c le ~." M e art hy do e~ not reca ll hi s name NEWARK POST STAFF WRI TER and admit<; th e did not eli cu:-,s hid ding r quircm nt ~ . HI. ' STORY abo ut govern herl c sa id that ince he\ ill m t men t at wo rk wi ll not b cry act on th r"so lution. ·· e ark·~ T long beca use , l'rankl , c're it council should co ne rn them all concerned ahout more important sehc'> wi th more imronant things." thin !.!.~ and aft er all , it cou ld be M att . lap uharu of cwark \ a~ hl o\-\>n out r pr< porti on . th e onl dealer to bid on th e c n It recently ca me to th e att ntion tra ct for th th e ci t cars la ~ t fall . of cwark \ Mayor Ron uld Gardn r Bid -.. were aho SOLH!.hl from u ar. that a 'tate lcgi..,lat< r. ' ho d )C<; not C\ 'a<> tl e. (whi~h ha-.. a Subaru 1 lin~ in ewark. introduced a re'>olu - dealer~hip) and for a Jeep Chcrok e, tion in I over to ccn'>ure cwark l'nr a car builth hr '> ler orp., which it'> purcha\C of fort.:ign car'> , On the ha' a plant in cwark. ba,i s of a complaint fmm ano th er The cars wcre needed for city man who do ~ n o t li ve in e\ ark. pnrking enhrcement offic rs wh The matter e cntually made it:-, n ed to . th e permit. on car dash NEWARK POST STAfF PHOTO BY JULIA R SAMP SO N wa t( Monday\ ity Council board s as th dri along. At thar mee ting. time, police chi f William Hogan William Oherl (R-B ech'r\ noted that similar Jee p vehicle · AGALACTIC GAIA Lot) introduced th e rc:-, ol u t ion after were significantly more expensi e. Eddie Holler of M aplefiel d Ro ad ewark 's city charter directs Brader students , parents , and teachers joined in celebrating their seventh fi_e ld day with a ' Galac~ i c ~ a l a" ear out,idc ewark ca lled and told cou nci I to s k our and accept bids lier this month. Each activity had been designed around books rea d and discussed by stu dents m library and Oherle that th e ity or ewark from the low e~t respon. ible bidder homeroom classes . Above , the students enjoy a ride in their "rocket ship. " The book , "Regards to th e Man on bou ght two ri gh t-hand dri n a contract. although x<.: ptions the Moon, " by Ezra Jack Keats inspired the activity. Subarus in October or 1995 for its can be made for ~ p cial circum police department. stances. ·'I'm very zea lous in my aLL mpts t M o nda y·~ meeting th e may r to get p ' ople to bu y Amcri an - and c uncil memb r. told Holler eve n th e state of Del awar ••· . aid that thi s poli ·y is for th e benefit of b ri c. " What bother' m is, th e th city res idents. Better signals by fall , state whole thinn is g tting blown out of "This proces!-1 climinnt s po . . i proportion,·· .· aiel b rl . ''I intro bl e concern s about co uncil people du ced thi ~ r e~o luti on before th favoring a bidder," . aid Thoma researc h was done and I ad milled I Wampl er of Di ~t ri ct 4. responds to mayor's request male a mistak e and thm should be The mayor ad led. ''Th bi lding th e end of it." process has to be fair and equ ira hle ··read y to go and tht.: computer is in That did not st )p tiP daily pap r By MARY E. PETZAK ui ll·rt.:nt now th an to very bidd r - with seuled ewa rk 's pol ice headquart e r ~ up th road from writing a story, in th e p:t~ t when en lopes, for instance.'' NEWARK PO ST STAFF WRITER pruj t.: ·t, wen:: put alrea dy.'' complete with a photo of th e co n Ho w v r. Obert sa id if th city in D t.: ll or-.. ah lc for the cstimuted '300,000 tro rs ial car. has a problem ab ut wher it can lrallic n1a y h · flowing more Tran ~por tatinn project was pur ·ha:-,ed :-,o me tim Thoma~ M e arth , who does pur ·ha s quipm nt, "a simple ~ mo o thl y in downtown Newark hy lmprov ·tmnt I ian ago. sa id Di iuc mo. but th e com researc h for the ~ta t Leg i: lature, r quest to th e stat leg i. latur to September. thank ~ to computeri;.eu and not fund ' d. puter program itse lf has held thing, sa id he call d the ·ity's main offi<.: chan ge th e city charter" is all tha t' rrarfi c :-, igna k Th '~C proj ·c h an: up. '"Thi' i :-, not just taken off-th - on .June 6 and spoke "with a f llow ne clecl. A cc ording to M a nr Ron ald rea ll go ing to shelf," DiGiacomo plained. who was ex tremely knowl edgea ble Gardner. ewark wa~ ori ~ in a ll happen .'' The int rs ·ction impro emcnts fourth in lin· ror 1h e Delawa re Th e co n ~ ultant Gardner ha e pa ssed th e planning pl anning Departm ent of Tran -..r>o rtation to i~ now dmf'ting th stage and arc ready for d sign Erskine running in 27th District in~tall il computer-link •d ll L: \WOr k of' statement of work to all ow in ~ talla ' ork. onstruction i ~ ex pec ted to traffic ~ i g nal -.. . " I met \ ith Ann tion or the nctv ork h th ' fall. Dem ocrat Barbara Erskin has A s nior sec retary at The start h 1998. "The tl sign wi II Canhy and -,a id wh ·an 't' e h ~ t v a according to olliciab at WILM/\P- announc d her canclidac for the Department of Nalllral Re ur , U 'L' rmin ~ whether acq uiring a consultant look al thi~ ami J'ind a ·o {Wilmington rca Pl ::mning . tat ' House of Representatives in and Environmental ontrol, is pre. ri ght -of-way i ~ necess ary," sa id ' ay to -;pe 'd it up," ~a id J
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT America owes much Looking like a dark paid off! to the hardy English, • Ediror's note: Paul \ il/..e is a j(mner e11 'ark nc ·r taken an air trip longa resident and wrircr Ol/(lediwrj(J r the l'll 'w ·/.. than eight hours and that was Post and other ew astle 'o unty-hoseclneii'Spa m rc than five ears ag , so I prrs. Early this month . he 111 0\'NI 10 Sin p, lfWre . asn 't particular! used to tlte Scots, Welsh, Irish Fro111 ti111e to tim e, lti. clispatcltes will he printC'd. long hauls ... 'ure, I pr tend ·d I le co n he re Jclt ed 1•ia e-mail m like I kn ·w ' hat I ' as doing - {Milke apacific.net .sg . I m~an , I kn w ' hat the slipp r socks were, and l also knew ...... CHANCE, from 6 Great Britain without a sens of By PAUL W. WILKE abou t the hot towe ls ... I just stepping back in ti me. History is didn't know th hot towds just nam s lik The Pi ,d Bull, The Bear everyw here di splayed and revered SPEC IAL TO THE NEWARK POST kept comin g and cominn . and Bill t, The Dog & Gun , The as one en ounter military hero 's For th ose who don t fl y on a M011 al Man , The Poacher s Pocket like Lords Nelson and W llington; p RATION ingapore in full progr ss fiv regu lar ba sis , on internation al and Fir t Inn , First ut. Do not be authors Jan Austen, Willi am da s aft r my arri al. Th trip was fair ly fli ght s the give out scaldin g Wilke mi . led by those who suggest that W rd. w rth. h ll ey and Oun ventfu l, ther than the fa 't l discov reel hoi lemon -sce nted tin towe ls Briti sh ookin g is inf ri r. We Shak es peare; compos rs Handel, th at I enj y d "irst lass and onnoisseur la ss, (small ' r than a wash ·loth ) for ou to "rerres h enjoy d fin m als at both the pubs Henry Purce ll , Edward lgar and mildl y disliked the an Francisco and Tokyo air oursc lr'. n a fli ght to Europe from th and upscale restaurants and feas ted Benjamin Brilten; and royals from p rts, and di scovered that there is n tru ·cur for thi s tow ·I cx perien · on ly happ ns on e a fli ght. on consistentl y excell ent bread, Alfred I to H nry Vlll to Eli zabeth I jet Ia . Th who l journc lasts abou t 25 hours On m trip I lost co unt at , i . roll s and pastries . Th fi rst I g of m journey began in to Vi toria to the pres nt Que n and at "rt ain tim e~. it really felt like it. As a sport s enthusiast, I was anx ne of the thing. th at mad time pass slow ly Philad lphia at 7:30 in th morning Ma I. Now ious to observe and learn. We sa w Eli zabeth. Ameri ca owe mu h t the hardy was a b k I as r Ferrin' to which was suppo ·eel the jet lag book told me to k cp my sunglasses on lawn b wlin g by both men and Eng li sh, cots , Wel ·h and Iri sh to h lp me fi ght jet lag. The book ·s strateg f r (inside) until 10 a.m. Now, I'm not a "by th e worn n, a cri ck t mat h in progress, whos ex ploration · and accom fi ghting jet lag is to focus on tim , wear sun glass book" kind of guy too oft n, but I fi gu red if th is golf. fo tball and arc h ry practice. plan was going to help me sleep, I won't mind plishments provided the foundat ion es when most p ople don 't and not to sl ~ p when ur guide informed u. that an on which our nation was bui lt. W you wan t to. ounds fun doesn't it ? I oki ng like a dork for awhi le. anc ient law still on the books . rates returned to Newark wi th a bett r Th~.: fli ght was intcrc ·ting in th e fa ' t tbat I'd th at every abl e-bodied man "shall See WILKE , 18 .... understanding of our heritag and repo rt for archery practi ce on an increas d sense of pride in it. unday at II a.m.' Football is ex trem ly popu lar and th e rivalry am ong towns i: spir it ed. Team names frequent! reflect th e history or industry of an area . Thus, the team represe nting a cit y PETKARE where a major I I plant is loca ted is ca ll ed the hemi cks. whil e the t am based in a town long id entified with SUPER PET STORE th e product ion of I at her goods is known as the Saddlers. GOVERNORS SQUARE SHOPPING CTR. We lea rned that the monarch 's pi cture mu st appear on all denom i RT. 40 &7, BEAR • 832-8775 nations of Bri tis h money. Queen Ii zabe th 's face appears on the fre r------, quentl y used five , ten and twent y pound notes and on the one-pound EXCEL co in and others of lesser va lu e. Mail , once posted, becomes the prop rty of the queen and remains Ultimate Nutrition For liers until delivered to the door of th e addressee. ~ chni ca ll y, at leas t, • TREES • SHRUBS Your Pets! Good Health! it is improper for a postman to give mail to a householder on the street; •PERENNIALS SUPER PREMIUM FOOD it should be deli ver d to the door. A • ANNUALS • BASKETS pos t office ve hi cle is the on ly one 4lb Cat • 8lb Dog permitted to drive in th wron g Bulk Mulch Available dir ction on a one- way street. l was es pecia ll y consc ious of the for Pick-Up or Delivery Reg. Price $6.49 -$8.49 usc of words and phras s not com monl y hearJ in our comm unit y. We NEW CASTLE, DEL. Limit 2With This Coupon traveled, for example, on a dual car riageway (dual hi ghway) where lor RT. 13 at BEAVERBROOK PLAZA ries rather th an trucks carried the freig ht. In hot els we w re adv is-d to (302) 325-4066 mi nd the st 'P or th e doo r wh en MON.- THRU SAT. 8 AM - 6 PM SUN. 9 AM - 5 PM entering the lift. confu s ·d situa ti on was desc ri bed as a "muck-up,' and whil e tourin g a cas tl e we were told that some nobl emen used to swan off, or wander away, after din ing in th e main hall. lt~s ·About Life Middl e Atlanti ti e. t Gr CH Britain were cverywher apparent. rl rrn In uran e We actuall y visit ed, or saw signs to, Lan caster, York , umbri a Cuarant cd L vel Pr miums for 10 Years (C umberl and ), Kent. Susse . ample Premium Rc tc f r $2 0,000 of vcragc ewark, hest 'r, as urn qualification f r pr ·f ·rT d non- m k. r und nvriting las Cheltenh am and hippenham . What we did not sec - ev n in th e $250,000 larger citi es - was cess i e graffi ti, litt er or, on th e motorwa s, AGE MA FEMALE advertising billboa rd s. 35 $235 $205 r------~------, But clevt:r e ntrerrenc ur ~ "ere : .. .. . F : n >t to be denied . We ra~scd several 45 $440 $348 largt: tru c J...~ iden ti fi ed as the proper fl5 9t0 $638 I · I ! , of ;ddie , tohart. Ltd .. ·xrrcss I I I I road haulage. On th e fron t of each FOR MOHE I FORMATION CALL trucJ... \.\-a:-. a "'oman\ name . The I I manage ment nf th e compan y had TII0;\1 Sll MOSJC. CFP I I rublicit.cd a contest for chi ldn;n I"'DEPE 'DE CE FINANCIAL GI{O P througho ut the country. Youn gsters (:~0:2 ) 478-2002 L~· ~~!~ ~~~~~~~~!~:!'~~~ ~~ · !:..'~ ·~::..~'ti~=-~~~ J who saw . tohart truch ere ai.ked Policy i- und r rwriU<' tt by Thr J> nn Mutual I ,iff' to report the place, time and lady's .------~-~-~------~, lnsurHnrr Co rnp nn , In lr,p nd n c Sqr tar , name and. after submitt ing a ~ p eci f I ic num ber of sig htings, the reporter Philadrlphin P 191 72. Poli ·y is Penn I 0, Ren wable I wou ld receive a model ( fa com pa Term ln suran e to Arr- 85, p li y form numb r T10- I n tru ck. The ·on test not onl creat (' or Tt 0-9 (l ). Poli and/or guarant cd I v I I ed nation ide int re~ l in the firm , pr mium rn ay n t b avail blc in all but prov ided th e owners with .\r1y .~011 - Food P~tn · I HI~c· Of S 10.00 Or \lore I up-to-date informati on on th lo a ~PENN 1 \Villr Tlti ~ Co11por1. : li n of it s ehi cl ·s. MUTUAL It would h impossible to visi t ; .:.I L~~ '!' !..!~~~~~ I! (~~'!~ 2. ~ ~ ' !:..( ~ · ~~ ~'J.:.i!: _:!_·!.:.>:.!. 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HE PETROLE M indu'ltry receive s a lot of' ncg ativ p ubli c ~ By JULIA R. SAMPSON gram i ~ ~uch that s tud en t ~ T ity, e~peciall y when th e price · ~re tramponed to th e Boy s . ri ·eat th pump, peop l lo. e j b. NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER and Girls lu b and hi ./h er when refin er i c ~ close down, or when $7 annual membership fe Jean Pinkney, Marie Pinkney, Shawna Riley, Steven Lee , principal at cruel oi l wa. he:-. up on b ac he. after a Bayard , and Earlene Vann , homework club coordinator, shown left to right ~t OOL may be out is p·tid for by the partner- tanker accident. now but severa l el e are planting flowers in the median , directly in front of the main entrance of Despite all thi s had press , one the Greater Newark Boys and Girls Club . Sm entary ~ tud e nt s See CLUB , 9 ~ petroleum proJuct merits wide favor cnjord an unu ~ u al club abl e r~:vi ews- h n rti c ultural oi l spray. thi s schoo l year. Fruit grower~ huve u. c I oi l sprays There's a n w club in for th e Ia. t hundred yea rs or so. town and it \ ·ailed The Th se oib were wmmonl y called Homework luh. It ''do1mant oi l," because they were lim~ beg an in Marc h as a ited to use on lea n ss tre e:- during the Partnership Program dormanr . eason . ht:twec n Bayard High viscos ity and c.:o nlaminants Uern entary and th e such a.. ulfur clamag d green plant Greater Newark Bo ys ti · ~ue . and irl :-. lub on Route Advances in purification proces es 40. ~ in ce the 19HO's ha ve led to ultra The co mbined efforts lightweight oils gard ners can use on of Steven Lee . principal many land scape of Baya rd , ancl Jerry plants throu g h ~ Orav itl., direc tor of the out th e growing Bo ys and Gi rl s lub. sea. on. laun ched thi s positive Oi l . prnys and s ucces~ful progra m. during th e dor had funds to mant season ··we sponsor twent y s tudent ~." serve to ·umro I prohlems before sa id Lee. "The ki ds got soc ·cited ahout th e cl ub they occur. that it sp read by ' ord of Ins ct. · and mouth . nfonunatel we mite pests of hud to turn so m kids NEWAR K POST STAFF PHOTOS BY JULIA R. SAMPSON many kinds ·· pend the winter This week 's author: down ." Shawna Riley, Marie Pinkney, and Francis Stallworth , shown left to right, plant flowers in the median , directly in on the hark and Jo Mercer The format of th e pro- front of the main entrance of the Greater Newark Boys and Girls Club on Route 40 as part of their hands-on proiect. twig. of host plants. These same p st. an he killed ~------~ in the ·ummer whe n th spray hirs them direct! . Wherea. many p '. ti ci !e. control World class drum and bugle comes to Newark only one or two of:.~ p st s life stages, oi l sprays an kill adult., nymph s, By KATE HERMAN from ngland. and one from Germany," craw lers, and eggs of pests . Dilts sa id . " orp, members ome from mall, sort~bodicd pes t · ·uch a · NEWARK POST CONTRIBUTING WRITER e er where, and I think a lot of peop le aphids, sca le s. and spider mites are don 't understand tha t. " ,·usreptibl to clormam and growing HE I _-T IM E WORLD fina list ross man sp kes p rs n Marcy K lly season oil spray .. rossmcn Drum and Bugl orps sa id th members from other areas come Even young ·aterpi llms may ·uc· Tof N w astlc ounly wi ll per here for corps amp in th winter and cumb to il spra s. Rese archer form here in th ' "I -- Ia ware Debut" drum then move her in th e summ r for the beli ve that oi l spra s kill by two dif~ and bug le co rp s comp titinn tomorrow tour s a. on. ferent meth ods. ni ght. -ight other national drum co rp. "Different c rps ha One is rhat the oil simpl clog. up will al:-.o participate in the event. starting styl s," xplain d Kelly. ''Th r ss man pest' air intakes ~tc m s, ·ausi ng th m at 7 p.m. at Newark Hi gh cho I. do j azz, for in stan ce . and th en~·s a corp~ to suffo ·at'. 'wark resident hri st Dilts. a from Anaheim, ali f., that does cia. . i · I The other is that oil poisons th rossme n color ~ uarcl member, sa id thi , music . Peop l who like th at wi ll app l to ins ct'. basic metaholic systems. wi II he one of th ~ corps· lirst stop s on its join a . p ific corp . ." Being s u cccs~f ul wi th il sprays in s umm er ~ lon g tour. "We'l l g up and the gro in n . cason take. s m au ·n down th ast coast. and o er into Illinois rum c rps member. spend up t 600 tion. and In dia na.'' , IP ~aid . "Our fi nals ar in hour:- rehearsin 0 a I 0- 11 minute show. You mu st ·ov~::r th e pest wi th ·pray Florida in ugust." Th ey perform about 40 times a · a. on and spray und r co nditi ons in whk:h 1\'!c.: nt ·lasgo HighS hool gradu whi h req uir s about 14 hours of practi ·e the spray will dr quick! . ate , Dilts first h ' ard of drum corps a cia . Kell emph a, ized that partic i1 a ~ 11 Oi ls damage grt>~ n ti . sue wh n the through her invol em 'l1t in Glasgow\ ti is er competiti . .... A couple of nlution sit. ''\: t" for long JPriods co lor guard whi ·h she co-ca ptain d in I 00 p op l tried out for the ross man due to humid wcuthcr. low tempera her sl'nior car. lrum line recently." ture:, hea v dew or fog. or light rain I ills ~a id she join d the rossmen Th ro~ . men feature 1_8 m mb rs al spray time. because a:- n member of the high school in their .• oi ccs r Ja7!'' show which Try ll ge t< ut to :-.1 ra oil arly in marching band. she \ a~ taught that ··a the have b Cll j)Oiishing for ight th ·day when th e air io., still. Th' drum ·orp " is what ou stri c to ht' . I month~ . in reasing h 'at of the da a. th' sun \.\'anted to he tiP best, ~o I went out for Ti kets ill he a ailab l for $ 1 , 15 ris 1- wi ll ensur ' qui ck clr. in!!. drum corps ." and _5 at aturday' .. how. The $-5 SPECIAL TO THE NEWARK POST Avoid late afternoon or veni ng , he "m ph asi7ed that the ros:m n, ticket in clud es premium seating, VIP Drum corps members spend up to 600 hours rehearsing prayin g whi h c )til I increas drying though ba ... cd in Ne' ast le C'ounL 1, arc parkin g. a ·ouveni r program. and a a 10-11 minute show. They perform about 40 times a time . ign ifi anti a:- hre 'Zes die away, an int ~rnatinnal orp~ with mt:mbers oupon redc ' mabie for a fr e . andwich. season which requires about 14 hours of practice a day. from a TO . ~ th · countr am) around thl: See OUTLOOK, 9 ~ For mor information, ·o 1Ha 't th Each year over 350,000 peop le see corps perform on orld. ·· c ha e thr , from Japan. two ro~ s mcn at 737-5... . 4. their summer tour. NEWARK PosT ·:· LIFESTYLE Bayard , Boys &Girls club operate unique program
CLUB , from 8 from : L. Turner. D. llaman. ~ mith, J. ann, J. Juda, Rev. and ship. Mr ~. P. hi~ lm. ountr ide ALWAYS BUY CHEAPER Homework is accompli~hcd urs ry. Fair iew urs ·ry. One und •r the sup r ision of adult top Variet , Ekerd Drug, S. Le., tutors, student s are abl to parti ·i Dr. E. Betera, J. ra vi tz. . Cabe ll , pat c in organ ized club activities, B. Ti nn ey. F Thomas, and Mr. and if parent s are unabl to pick Mulch. DISCOUNT their child up at the d signal d time tudents who parti ipated in the of 6: 30 p.m ., their ·hild ould project received a crtificate of r main at th dub umil 8:_ 0 p.m. ard for both th ir participation in LIQUOR STORE and participate in oth r club activi the Homework lub and the Flower ties. Garden project. NOBODY UNDERSELLS US - NOBODY! To ulminate their effort , the The studen ts who re eived an ·tudents of the homework club award are: Ru : ty Miller, L on BARTLES 8 MILLER COORS CARLO decided to g t involved in a hand. Wheiler, Sam Brackbill, Francisco JAYMES LITE LIGHT ROSSI on proj cr. Their proj ct was to tallworth. my Brackbill, Nina develop the parking lot median, Boardley, Turhan Boardley, Leanne which is si tuated in fron t of th Furguson, As hley Me ·ser. Nicolas $299 $1199 $1199 entrance of the club, into a flower Hood. Sandip Pat I. Tani ·ha Bias, $6~~ Shonda Waller, Eric Pryor, Sam uel garden. 4 Pack 30 Pk. 12 oz . cans 12 oz. cans Fundraisers were held on two Pell om, Jaclyn Pryor, and Shana cons cutiv Friday night , accord Riley. ing to Earlene Vann, coordinator of Jean Pinkn y, gr·tndmother of BEER the homework club. "The kids ran Francis Stallworth, said the club the store themselves which gave provided a ·'great opportuni ty for NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR COLD BEER them a taste of the working world." Francis," and Fe I. he rcc iv d a r---::B::--u-=-d-w-ei::--s-er----. Busch Yuengling Lager r--"'"""!s=-c-:-h-=li,...-tz---. Donat ions f r both the flower "great advantage'' being a part of garden and the 'store' wer obtained the Boys and Girls lub. $11 ~!z . cans sg;:~. cans $11 ~!z.cans $&;:~ .cans CARLING BLACK LABEL .....•.••.•.•...... •. $6.99 MILLER HIGH LIFE ••••••.••.•••.••••...•••. $9.99 ...... 12 oz. ca ns ...... 12 oz . cans COORS EXTRA GOLD ...... •...... •.• $10.99 MILWAUKEES BEST ...... $8.99 ...... 30 Pk...... 12 oz. cnns Read the labels before CORONA .•••••...... •...... ••••...... 817.99 MOLSON ICE ...... •...... 814.99 ...... 12 o z . Botllos +Deposit ...... 1 2 oz. Bottles Deposit OENESEE .. -··········-··································88.99 OLYMPIA •.••...... •...... $&.99 ...... 30Pk...... 12 oz. cons buying summer oils HEINEKEN ....•...... •..•...... •••••• $18.99 PABST •• ...... •.....•....•.•••••• .•....•...•..... $8.99 ...... 12oz. Bottl es + Deposit ...... 12 oz. cans KEYSTON£ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• 87.99 ROLLING ROCK ..••.•.•.•••.••••••..•••..•••. 810.99 sheen on leaves and red uce that dry...... 1 2 oz. cans ...... 1 2 oz. Bottles + Deposit ~ OUTLOOK, from 8 KILLIANS RED ..•....•.•...... •...... • 811.99 SAM ADAMS LAGER ...... 818.99 dusty look of summer...... 12 oz. cans ...... 1 2 Bottles + Deposit temperatures drop, and r lative Disadvantages of using oi l LABA'I""I" ••••••••.••.....••...... •.•.••.••...... ••.•..••.. 811.99 ZIMA.~ .•..••..•...... •...... •..• 815.99 ...... 12 oz. cans ...... 12 Bottles + Deposit humidity ri ses. include the requirement that the Oils with the designation "6E" spray cont ac t the pest directl y. have been used without problems There is n res idual action against SPIRI,.S during the summer on species such th e pest once the spray has dried KAHLUA as maple, birch, dogwood, ash, down. Pests that spend their lives on ABSOLUTE BACARDIRUM GORDONS GIN holly juniper, flowering cherry, the underside of leaves, such as lac sg99* 9 9 $1199* oak, yew. linden, hemlock, cypress, bugs and whiteflies. may be diffi 750ml $14 ~75L sg ~.75L 750ml and ze lkova. Read the product label cult to treat with oi l in larg' or BARTON VODKA•••••••••.•••••..•••••..•.•..••••••••• 88.1111 JBB SCOTCH •••.••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• S24.99 before you buy to learn whether the dense plants. Thorough coverage of ...... 1.75L ...... 1.75L manufacturer recommends its use as top and bottom leaf surfaces CAPTAIN MOROAN•••••••••••••••••••...••.•.•••••• $18.119 JIM BEAM •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. SI&.99 a summer oi l. Individual plants may requires some tim e. !Tort , and ...... 1.75L ...... 1.75L CRYSTAL PALACE GIN ...... $8.99 JOHNNIE WALKER RED ••••••••••••••••• $27.99 be more or less tol erant of summer agility with the spray wand . 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GORDONS VODKA ••••••••••••••••••••• ; ...... 89.99 TANQUERAY GIN ••••••••••••••.•••••.•...•• $24.99 newsletter for ...... 1.75L ...... ' ...... 1.75L Spray an inco nspicuous portion of INVER HOUSE •••••••.••••..••••.••••••••••••••••••• •• $13.99 WILD TURKEY 101 •••••••..••.•••••••.•...• 819.99 th e test plant during the holiest part home gardeners ...... 1.75L ...... 1.75L of the day, then c ami nin g the results afler seven clays. 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MONDAVI MERLOT ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• $9.99 MBR ASTI ...... $7.99* not as d structi ve of beneficial ...... 750ML ...... 750ml insect predators and parasites as are issues, March through ovemlx:r, CLOS DUBOIS CHARDONNAY ••••••••••..••••• 87.99* MERIDIAN CHARDONNAY ..•••••••••••• $8.99* most other pesticides. Pest ins cts of exp ·rt advice for lh t.: home ga r ...... 750 ml W.S.91 ...... 750 ml W.S.89 seem unable (or at least very slow) dener on plant ing, pruning and fer CORBETT CANYON MERLOT ••••.....••..•••••• $&.99 MOET WHITE STAR •..••••••••••••.•.••• $21.99* to d velop resistanc · to th e dlccts tili zi ng. De laware oop'rativc ...... 1.5L ...... 750mi of oi l as they ha ve to man of th e Ex tension special is ts and agt.:nts in FETZER EAGLE PEAK MERLOT •••••.•••••.•••••• 88.99* NANDO ASTJ ...... $5.99* chcmi als we have traditionally horti culture, plant pathology, en to ...... 750 ml W. 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All back issues , dat Whiskey or Wine. 750ML ing from March, will be sent as "Except Sale Items soon as you subscribe. ift subscripti ons ar al so avail- WE ACCEPT ALL DELAWARE LIQUOR STORE COUPONS able as an idea l gin ror ga rdening fri ends and family members. Fox Run Shoppa·ng Center To subscribe and/or order a gift Bear DE subscription, send a ch ck payable ' to Universi ty of Delaware to: 0 D 11 9 AM II PM Garden Ch£•ck Subscriptions, Dept pan 8 f • N EXT, 910 So hapcl St. , (302) 836 WJNE (9483) Newark , DE 19716- 1303. • · f' · I I Quantities Limited For more 111 orrnatton, te cp wne iii, · No case discount on sale items 831 -1067. ~--~!!!!~£!!!~~~!!~--~P~ri~co:s~g~~!th:ru~7~/~~9~6------~==~::====~~====~~~==~ , .... 11 I f I• • • .. t •• I •·l ~ OJ I ,, . t• •'• • • tverstons TilE JRE • EVEi\TS • HIBIT • NIGHTLIFE • MEETING.
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'1'11 • member-. of lh t: ht \tori ·at \O ·i- t: ty take part in th e annu al d ean-up THE ·!fon whic h thi \ yea r ·olle ·ted ove r 17 ton" of tra\h und more than _()() auto and tru ck ttn.:\ !rom th t.: cre t.: k and the area around th e R ·d ('lay AR 'reek. Members are in vo lved with TS th e pres ·rv ation ol impo t1ant cite\ alon g th e waterway including By PHIL TOMAN Brand yw in · Spring-. Pur k ami the C!reenhank Mrll . Hut mo~t of my read 'I'\ will know I me h '\I a\ th. operator\ of a projt.: ·t to r ·cr ·at e bra n ·h lim; railroading from a bygo ne era , th e ull vo lunt eer run again on Sunda y, Jul y 2X and on Wilmington and We.'> tcrn Railroad. ' unda y. Au gust 25. Lik · th e men T!J t.: Willllington ami We!-! tern ha !-1 and wo men who op ·rate th e rai 1- bee n duhhed ''Delaware's WORK road, all of th ose who put on the even t arc vo lunt eers. I i ll i ~ t ory Mu\ t.: urn " by trat1\ portation hi \torians, and with good The robbery trai ns ha ve been on reason. ll ha\ man ou treac h pro th e Wilmington and Wc!-! tern for gram\ inc lud trl joint curric ul ulll vcr ten yea rs and \ I ill pack th e rid projects wht clt ha ve r ·suit ed in the er!-!hip in every yew·, rain or shine. ve ry popular Scho< I Trains "The fact th at it will operate, no Pro lram . One of th e annual pro matt er th e weather, is popular with grams whi ch is enjoyed hy rid ·rs of parent s who promi se the children a all ages is about to begin another rid ' on th e robbery trains. The rid season and that is th e Wild Wes t ers stay hi gh and dry even at th bi g It's hard to tell the good guys from the bad guys as they line up for this rogues' gallery photograph at the Robb ry Trains. 'shoot-out ' at th e utlaws 'hid ·out ,' Wilmington and Western Railroad 's Greenbank Station prior to the start of another season of Wild West Robbery Whik the participant s all dress in whi ·h i ~ th e ·ulminati on of th · Trains on the historic railroad this Sunday. acl.:uratc p ·riod l.:ns tum es and try to day 's event s,'' not ed IIR 'V usc weapons, or repli cas of weap ms Ex c: utive Direc tor David Ludl ow. int ersec ti on wi th th Kirkwo d th e train about as unobtrusively as a five and I can't rei I who is havin g or tlr tilll eS, it is done a Iiili mon; This is a r al fami ly fun eve nt pu t llighwu y. Delaware Rout e 2. A twi ster throu gh a trail er park. more fun the kids or the parents and "tongue in chec k" than any or thos on by D ·!aware's Workin g lli story "valuable sil ver shipment ' is put Once the train is und rway it is grandparents who brought them! robberies pul led orr by th e James Mu seum and that is why I am sug ab ard th e vintage, steam powered non-stop, madcap adventure until After the big "shoot-o ut ," and on brothers, et al. 'CS Lin g it tod ay. Everything g ·ts train at th station by th e sh riff and thing:' get so out of hand'' when the th e way back to Gre nbank Station, Thcs · train s. whi ch attract visi und ·rway at the railroad 's hi s group who resembl e more the train gets to the robb rs hid out that th e volunt eers come through the tors loca ll y as we ll as from sur Grel: nbank Stat ion loc ated on . Keystone ops than a law enforce a major battle ensues. That "batr l " train to let th e very young know it ·wport -Gap Pike, D ·!aware Route ment group . Then th e bandits ro unding stat '!-!, h ·g in runn ing tlli ~ has to be seen to be b li evecl. I have was all for fun and that no one was comin g Su nd ay, June 30, and will 4 1' ju~ t a quart er mil north or it ~ "sneak " in to the stati n and on to taken the trip every year for th e past hurt. Adu lts can even request to meet a favorite character on the train or back at the stati on after the FREE Report Revels How To ride. I would make one suggestion , bring ex tra fi lm or tape. Most chil Avoid Costly Mistakes When dren like to have th eir pictures taken AITORNEYS wit h members of the vo luntee r You Sell Your Home! group. Mark D. Sisk IF you are selling your home or thinking of selling your home, get a copy On the three Sundays I men tioned, train s leave Greenbank Newa rk (:it v l'loM't ltto r, 1 \H-iO - I n~H ; lkl(·rl\l' of this FREE Report today. It could save you thousands of dollars in tali n at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. ol 'J'rallic, Cri tninal an d Bt tilcling Coc k profits. Tlt e Report highligllr. an eight-step system to get your home sold ns quickly as possible .. for the highest price! Tickets go on sale at the Greenbank ( :ll:trgc·<;; i\. lain tc ·natlCT ( :orporil t iorrs; ti ket offi ce at II :30 a.m.. th e same F:11nil \' Law; l Th ~ Newark Lions/Rotary Pan ·ak Breakfast wi ll be held thi s aturda Jun 29 from 7 a.m. to Noon at the Newark Senior enter on Whitec hapel Drive. Tickets, avai lable from Li ns and Rotary members as we ll as at the center, are $5 for adults and $4 for seniors and chi ldren. Children under 6 year are free. Tickets purchased for the May 18 breakfast will be honored. For infonna\i,on o ti ~_kets <;a ll Jim Streit at 737-&724 or 737-1711. Jl','F 2 , I. Hi • ~ . \\ , \!{h. Pu~r • Pu.1- l:l NEWARK rosr ·:· SENIORSTYLE Memberships available at new senior center pool The Gore Aquatic nter at th and include r reati nal and lap and meets two days a w ek . Newark Senior Ce nter is now sw imming and all classes. Among the lass s and acti it ies accepting application. for pool enior cent r member. ma sign pr . en tl offert;d are: aquacis I and ~ mbers hip and classe '. up C r individual class sand activi II , water wa lking. lap s imming, Pool memberships are available ties for $37 p r class scs:-.ion . open rec reational · imming and !arly at 300 or quarter! at 80 Each session run: :e en we ks adu lt :wimming instru ·ti on. Seniors will total15°/o by 2020 Senior iti7cns' ill make up JT\Or than 15 p rccnt of D ·Ia ware's rate falls in the middle of th e pa k Del aware's population hy the year 2(L0. acco rding to a nati onalI ·. with _7 oth 'r s tat ~s se ing a larg ' r pt'rc ·m .S. census report. age gai n in th e 65 -antl-o ~r se t. The state\ population or resident:-. 65 - ea rs-oltl and ", ot on I art' the baby boomt:rs gettin g old 'r, but older is expcctcd to in rcase by 67 pen~nt in :?.5 years ou als ), becau~e of mode rn t 'chn logy, have 1 ople a · Bab Bonmcr'> :-.tart to age. kauing Iunge r and hcalthicr li ves.'' said hristi n · Thc result s vary from an earlier state estimate hich Fr stm:ki, d ·put director or Dl.!lawarc ·s Division of shO\\ d th c state's 6 -an 1-oldcr population growin g h gin . up to 50 percent by the . ear 2020. "Th · findings con firm that sta te\ need to prepare their res ur ·es for an Senior center gift shop open increasing!) a •ell population .·· sa itl K in Kinsella. a C deral en:u: Bureau analyst. The Gift hop in the ewa rk , cnior enter on The fTe ct wi ll he greatest in southern Delaware, White ·hap I Road is open to th · puhlic Monda wh r K nt and ussex popuhtions are aging faster through rrida from tJ:. 0 a.m . to ~:.1 0 p.m. Lo ·atcd off Nf WARK POST PHOT BY JU liA SAMPSON than the national average . th' main recep tion ar ·a. th · shop carri ·sa ' id ·range of One of the Newark Senior Center 's more distinctive and styl ish bathers ha ndmade gifts. takes a dip in the new swimming pool recently. SENIOR SOCIAL SERVICES One Call Does It All Providing a comprehensive range of quality services to older people WE TRADED PROPERTY UPKEEP • Personal Care FOR PURSUING OUR DREAMS! • Shopping • Housekeeping • Transportation • Pet Services • Tours of retirement homes ... other services as requested all at reasonable rates. Founded by Norma Hackney, a retired Delaware Division of Aging Senior Social Worker Member National Association of Professional Geriatric care Managers Licensed ~ Insured 302-328-4485 l\~*I'~A~·r ~ ... ~' ~ "WE FINALLY FOUND OUR NEW HOME: J SAVE . ~ YOUR SOUTHRIDGE." $250 .r On Ins/alia/ion ~ fN[)EPENDEI\lCE M y husband has always want ed to on -Aoor living, a para!' clubhous with 1 arn to phy th piano, and I have library and fitn ·ent r, and • walking I~' ~ AT always wanted to teach peopl ' how to trail in this b 'autiful , acrive ad ult comr:nuruty. 1 read. Now we both will achiev' th My hu ·band ha s already chedulecl hts dr am as we ain n w fr dom and et first riano r , ita! , and he wou ld HARRY'S ~~~~, , ~HAPPY ne mil tones tog thcr at outhridg . be disappoint d if you Our hous s rv d u well for 35 years, didn't join us. On The ll&JihC'aM.JntJ. but n w th~ prop "tty maint nan and Please call Pat F lk BRUN 0 IDE t.IEDICAL EQUIPMENT. 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Bring them Meet an Olympian at the library charter fishing for striped bass aboard the Dawn 1/, located in Rock Hall, MD, home of striped bass. The We are getting clo. r lo the op n- Gam s wi lt share th ir stori s and meda ls and c peri 'nces and also season ends July 4th, so book your charter NOW! ing eremonics in lympi ·Games the medals 1hey ha ve won and r ad rea I astor . in tl an ta, A., in July. W a stor to those present. wa tched th tor ·h come to e\ ark n W cln sday, Jut · 17. national Both c cnts. sp nsor d b on its way to Llanta only last wee!-. . and int ·rnati nat skaters ,. h traiu Newark area McDonulds wi ll t FROM : Waller Garrett FROM: David Claudio FROM: David Williams AGENCY: New Castle Co. Poli ce AGENCY: Wilmi ng ton Police AG NCY: Wilmington Police WHERE: Red Clay Creek Apt. Parking Lot WII ERE: 1000 Brown St. WHERE: 8th & Kirkwood Streets DATE SEIZED: 12/08/95 DATE SEIZED: 06/06/96 DATE EIZED: 06/06/96 ARTICLE: $329.62 U.S. Currency ARTICLE: $1,040.00 U.S. urrency ART! LE: $76.00 . . urren cy FROM : Javour Tabron FROM : Lebron Jones FROM : Oariu William. AGENCY: Wilmington Police AGENC Y: Wilmington Poli ce AGENCY: Wilmington P li ce WHERE: 1600 Blk W 3rd St. WH ERE: 2700 Blk N Market St. WHERE: 8th & Kirkwood Street DATE SEIZED: 05/31/96 DATE SEIZED: 06/01/96 DATE SEIZED: 06/06/96 ARTICLE: $176.00 U.S. Currency ARTICLE: $429.00 U.S. Currency ART ICLE: $479.00 U. . urrency FROM : Damon Houi FROM: Edwin Cabrera FROM : Nicole Hansley AGENCY: Wilmington Police AGENCY: Wilmington Police AG ENCY: New Castl e Co. Po lice With You Traveling WHERE.: Unit Blk E 23rd St. WHERE: 2700 B1k N Market St. WHERE: Rt. 13 @McM ullen Ave . DATE SEIZED: 06/17/95 DATE SEIZED: 06/0I/96 DATE SE IZED: 06/07/96 "We're There When You ARTICLE: $1176.00 U.S. Currency ARTICLE: $49.00 U.S. Currency ARTICLE: $195.00 U.S. Currency --._._...- " ~r.~~_;'~~~ FROM: James Melton FROM: Michael Garnett FROM: Nicole Hansley/Hennan King Nee d Us Th e M os t -; AGENCY: Wilmington Police AGENCY: Wilmington Police AGENCY: New Castle Co. Police Staying Newark -302-454-494) ~.' ~ -. ~ , ~ WHERE: 9th & Poplar Streets WHERE: 8th & Bennell Streets WHERE: Rt. 13 @McMullen Ave. Dover - 302-6 78-0504 ~ - ~~~-1 • . ; , ~ DATE SEIZED: 05/31/96 DATE SEIZED: 06103/96 DATE SEIZED: 06/07/96 Home Wilmington - 302-654-8181 ~- " ' - ARTICLE: $2490.00 U.S. Currency ARTICLE: $60.00 U.S. Currency ARTICLE: $900.00 U.S. Currency ~ ·- · FROM: Daniel Shaw FROM: JerreU Glover FROM: Gera ld Williams AGENCY: Delaware State Police AGENCY: Wilmington Police AGENCY: New Castle Co. Police WHERE: 24 W Brandywine Ave. WHERE: 5th & Rodney St. WH ERE: 1504 N DuPont Hwy. DATE SEIZED: 05/30/96 DATE SEIZED: 06/06/96 DATE SEIZED: 06/1 1/96 ARTICLE: $461.00 U.S. Currency ARTICLE: $215.00 U.S. Currency ARTICLE: $37.00 U.S. Currency np 6/28 ''TITvve ' re getting spoiled at \l fRirlll\1111' 1 Millcroft ... I I At Millcroft we believe that it's the little things that make a retirement community special. We're never too busy to stop and I I ~ I \ ~ I ' ,, I chat or to lend a hand. Robin Ro ht, MS, RD, D Millcroft offers a gracious setting full of comfort and charm. • Your rent includes a spacious apartment, utilities except phone, Consulting Di etitian ( alu • F ~r~----·------=~------~~- f.lj; For those with a sincere eafofJd, pastas, tenderloin, here on Liberty Day apprf!c.iatiol_t.[or fine wines, emo, and veal as well as exqwstte auszne and a vegetarian and heart relaxed cozy atmosphere h a I thy meals are prepared. .. LIBERTY DAY, from 1 nestled in llistoric Port Winchester's also offers Deposit you wilL find a true several wines by the glass as v ill he in a new location thi s year at jewel among rc>staurants. well us by Lhe boule. ..11. the entrance to the L t c tivitie ~ area . !Fireworks last year? ~~- ~~~u~ch~dl~s~h e~s~~~· fi~r~es~·h~~=- --~~======~==~~' J\n yo tl l.! i~ wdcome to speak courtc ou~ l y on an y topic for up to 10 min ''PEA UTS " charac ter. harli e Br wn sp nds every Lunches on l'J c' ulh Moin 61 reel ut .· .said ity oordinator ~. Halloween wai ting for th e Great Pumpkin. 410-378-3701 hildren's performer L is Youn g Sat. Sun . Port l) po~ iL. MD Tues. - Sun . For D inner wi ll present a conce rt from noon to In Newark , some people wait in vain for a fireworks display at 12:50 p.m. wi th original songs, I White lay reek State Park. W>ry tL: IIin g and puppetry, whi le arol Houck, parks and r crea ti on coordinator for the city 's holiday fro m 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. ncl e I celebration. said the ci ty had fireworks one time onl in 1978 at th Sam . th e ;; tilt walker, rov ~ th e park state park. wi th hi .~ balloon animal creations. lr must have been one he ·k of a display. Other famil y activities planned I Eve ry year sine , people show up at the park wi lh hi gh hopes. are handcrarter~. anti4ue and c la ~sic "T.he park rang.c:rs. tell us that every year <~fter we clean up ar~~ leave au tom ohi lcs on di ~p la . pony and I th e Lrb rty Day prcnrc, people show up argumg that 'they saw ltrc- carria~e rides. carni va l ga mes. a fl ea worh there last car."' said Houd. . "We've even put up signs sayin g marke t, children\ btthble f11n ar'a, th ere are no fireworks th ere but it doesn 't help. They ha ve to lock up 1 iilld or c ur ~c. plenty or food , drinks the park t·o keep them out.'' and ~nach. This year, cwark will once again have a fir work display. (See Musi cal groups, starting at II rclatctf . tory). a.n1. with the Newark 'ommuni ty Houck sa id the firework s arc back but wi ll be held at the more spa Working Capital Delaware provides small business Band, will uppcar all day on the cious Univers ity of Delaware foo tball compl ex. "The traffic over owners with training, access to credit, the latest business park\ sta ge. White la y Tributary whelmed Route 896 ncar the slat e park in the past - it was like a park wi ll perform from I to 3 p.m. fol ing lot and cars ran over lawns," she sa id . resouHes and peer support groups. lowed by Broadway Bound from 3:30 to 5 p.m . Parking is available at th e park minutes during the day, is ava ilable and Recrea tion Department at 366- We'll teach you how to turn your individual talents and fo r in -sta te vehicles at $1 and ou t at layton Hall on Rout 896. 7147. of-stat e vehi cl sat $2. Free parking, For add itional information about interests into a profitable small business! wi th a sh uttl · to th e park every 15 either event ca ll the Newark Parks - ----~----·------, CALL 302/658·7161 and ioin a group today! Newark will host Fourth of July fireworks OR THE FiRST sa id city parks and recre letic complex lot s as well TIME in 18 y ars the ation as in Chry ler Lot # 2. The Fci ty f Newark will coordinator Carol fireworks will be vi ible hav e firework on the 4th Houck. "We ' ll have more from all lot . of July. of an a rial show than they City officials warn that The traditional treat for have in Wilmington no alcoholic beverages sight and sound produced although Zamb IIi doe wi II be permi tted in the ... by Zamb IIi Internationale that show, too. " viewing areas. Q b gins at 9 p.m. at the Zambelli 's experts also Rai n date for the fire .I Un iver ily of Delaware's have staged pyrotechnic works is July 6. 0 practice football field off di splays in New York City For additional informa South oll ege Washington, D.C. , and for tion call the Newark parks .I GOING TO THE ~ Avenue/Route 896. Walt Disney Production . and recreation department "This should be a rea ll y Fr e parking is ava il able at 366-7 L47. DELAWARE ~ good place to see them " in all the university's ath- HIGH SCHOOL ~ ALL·STAR i FOOTBALL g GAME? SIGN UP AT ANY Talk to one of our lawyers today... GROnO LOCATION BEFORE ... for relief from debts and bill GAME TIME SATURDAY FOR collectors under consumer debt law·s ~ YOUR VIP DISCOUNT CARD, Call today for a free consultation. GOOD FOR 20% OFF YOUR ENTIRE MEAL, (ExauotNG AL Listing of areas of practice does not represent official certification as a specialist in Main Street Newark those areas. 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I had a The next morning, my parent three-and-a-half hour layover to gave me the nickel tour of the area low and a bl anket th size of a wel rin g Robin Williams, whi ch I ~WILKE , from 7 believe got mediocre reviews. I'm experience a fairly uneventful air around the apartm ~.: nt. come mat" statu s, sipping cham port. Actually it was a good thing l From what I've seen so far. pagne, reading th e Wall Stree t telling you the movie, becau e at I mi nded - the su n dasscs inside least when I talk to someone who had a long layover, it took me a half Singapore is a beautiful and exciting Journal (complimentary, of course) and hour to fi gure out how to make place... in my following olumn . l a~tcd about 15 minutes before I and resting under a bl anket you just had a long fli ght, I always ask realized I' m not th · ' sun glasses th em what the movie was. They a ca ll to the U.S. and a call to I 'II tell you all about it. could wrap yourself in a cocoon . Singapore without a Japanese call inside" guy I thou ght I could pre One th e pl ane took off and I even showed the 'Pez dispense r" ing card. CITY OF NEWARK tend 10 be . rec lined my seat (and noticed how epi sode of "Seinfeld ." DELAWARE Through no fa ult of my own ,l On ce l landed in San Fran , I had By th e time my layover was over, CITY COlJNCU. far I could put th e seat back), I for I was too tired to even remember the was able to obta in a class upgrade got any sympathi es I may have had just enough time to get to my gate PUBUC HEARING for my journ ·y. rom Phill y to San for my next ni ght to Tokyo. On thi . thir.:l leg of my journey. NOTICE for the cramped masses b hind me. Wh en I go t off the plane in Fran , I was ll ying first class and Bes id s the constant throw ing of leg of the ni ght , my jet lag book told JULY 8, 1996 • 7:30 PM Singapore's hangi Airport, the first Pursuant to Section from San 1:ran on, I was in bu siness hot tow Is, eating and drinking is a m that I co uld sleep for part of the thing I was hit with was the humid 402.2 of the City Charter clas:-. . On · I got int o the pl ane I was constant on these fli ght s - th ey even fli ght. .. so I did. I even took a break ity and the heat. It was II :30 p.m. of the Code of the City of otT red a newspape r and champagne give you a choice of two stickers to from my nap to watch " Broken Newark, Delaware, notice when I arrived and it was 83 degrees or ju ice. ow, keep in mind that I put on your scat whi ch are the air Arro w ," not a bad movi e, but not a is hereby given of a with 95 percent humidity. was only two weeks re moved from pl ane equi valent or the "do not di s class ic. This was the longest night public hearing at a The second thing I was hit with regular meeting of the a very cramped ll ight in c ach class Jurb " sign. One sti cker was th e of my trip, and my life for that mat to Los Ange les, so the kind treat ter ... ten hours, but th e airlines kee p wa s the fact that if Disney had an Council in the Council 'feed me no matter what! 'm doin g" Chamber at the Mu men t I was ge tt ing was very nice, and the other was "If I'm . lcepin ', I yo u occ upied and stuffed enou gh airport, hangi would be it - clean, bright and not a thing out of place. nicipal Building, 220 but deep dow n ins ide I was sli ghtl y ain't catin.'" I didn 't see anyone usc not to reali ze how long you 're actu Elkton Road, Newark, Although I hate to admit it , look rcscmful of the stewa rds and stew these sti ckers, but at on point in my all y strapped into your chair. Delaware, on Monday, ardesses who wo uld cater to my journey I was both tired enou gh and Tokyo airport was my first expo ing like a dark almost paid off - my July 8, 1996 at 7:30 p.m., first ni ght in Singapore was spent at which time the Council every need. I was a mere fiv rows hungry enough to be tempt ed to use sure to Asia ... a rainy one at that. I ahead of "fi ghtin g for a crumm y pi I- knew just enough about th e lee ping soundly. But two day ~ will consider for Final Action and Passage the following proposed Or dinance: BILL 96-13 - An Or dinance amending Chap ter 16, garbage, refuse and weeds, by changing the notice requirement for the clean up of litter on private property in the City of Newark Susan A. Lamblack, CMC/AAE City Secretary np 6/28,7/5 LEGAL NOTICE Estate of LILLIAN J. JOHNSON, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamen tary upon the estate of LILLIAN J. JOHNSON who departed this life on the 22nd day of MAY, A.D. 1996, late of 2210 ALISTER DRIVE, WIL MINGTON, DE 19808 were duly granted unto ROBERT F. JOHNSON on the 12th day of JUNE, A.D. 1996, and all per sons indebted to the said deceased are requested to make payments to the Executor without delay, and all persons having demands against the deceased are required to exhibit and present the same duly probated to the said Executor on or before the 22nd day of JANUARY, A.D. 1997, or abide by the law in this behalf. VANCE A. FUNK, ESQ. 273 E. MAIN STREET, STEA NEWARK, DE 19711 ROBERT F. JOHNSON Executor np 6128, 7/5,12 LEGAL NOTICE Estate of SARAH E. MICHALOWICH, De ceased. Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa mentary upon the estate of SARAH E. MICHA LOWICH who departed trus life on the 7th day of JUNE, A.D. 1996, late of 121 BROOKSIDE BLVD., NEWARK, DE 19713 were duly granted unto SUSAN M. TROMBLEY on the 12th day of JUNE, A.D . 1996, and all per sons indebted to the said deceased are requested to make payments to the Executrix without delay, and all persons having demands against the deceased are required to exrubit and present the same duly probated to the said Executrix on or before the 7th day of FEBRUARY, A.D. 1997 or abide by the law i~ this behalf. SUSAN M. TROMBLEY 90 DAYS SAME J\-~ CASII FOR QUAUFIED BUJ\'ERS! 21 CHESWALD BLVD., API'.lO NEWARK, DE 19713 SUSAN M. TROMBLEY You can charge your purchase using your Executrix convenient Miller's Revolving Charge, np 6128, 7/5,12 Visa, MasterCard or Discover Card. University Plaza (Rt. 273) just south of exit 3 off 1-95 Mon., Wed., Thurs. & Fri. 10- 9; (302) 738-7700 Tues. 10- 5; Sat. 10 • 6; Sun. 12 _. ·;,-, ~•" ,.. r -f.-fj " •" 5 Jt ', F2H, 1996 • F\1'.\l{h.POSI. Pt\C;F 19 le s. Local rivals on same side now PosrGAME All-Star • Area baseball game 1s proves to be Saturday best in state By ERIC FINE HE SUCCESS of the Delaware Nor1h baseball NEWARK POST SPORTS WRITER team in the Carpenter Cup really wasn 't a . urpri. e to local baseball people. The 1996 Blue-Gold football The Delaware Nmth team game i the one time player from advan ·ed to the championship Newark, Chri, tiana and Gla. gow game of the 16-team regional get to line up oh the same ide of the toumament played at line of scrimmage after year. of Philadelphia's Veterans Stadium . duking it ou as rival . While the team officially wa Newark's Ernest "Butch" comprised of players from the Patrick, Dennis Adams and Nick Blue Hen Conference and the Jones will play on the . arne Gold Catholic Conference, it had a team with Chri, tiana's Mike Prljaca decidedly Newark area flavor. and Glasgow 's Justin Taylor. Ju. t take a look at the starting High school football game often lineup in Monday 's semifinal. take on the appearance of warfare. Newark High's Jeff Myers led Especially when the schools are in off and played second base, the same district. Teen -agers Newark &hortstop Sean who've known each other through McCullough batted . econd, St. grade school and junior high find NEWARK POST PHOTO BY ERIC FINE Mark's centedielder Kevin themselve on opposite ide of the Mench batted third, Newark field . ·catcher Tom Bmig h1t fifth, St. At stake i everything. Local high school football players Nick Jones, Dennis Adams, Justin Taylor, Butch Patrick and Mike Prljaca will all play for the Gold team in Saturday night's Delaware All-Star Football Game at Delaware Stadium. Mark's left fielder Andy Burt We ' re real good friends," said batted sixth, Salesianum right Patrick, who earned fir t-team All fielder and State honor. while ru shing for I ,299 game eros -town rivalrie. or Little L ague. Prlj aca met Patri ck aft r putting severa l college sc holar Bear te ident' yard s. "Youju. t don 't want to lo e." neighborhood rivalri es. A team' s and .lone. at hue-Medi i! Middle . hip off rs on hold. . Tony Lofink . '·On the field and off the field , record at th e time means little. School. Prljaca said being selected to th e ,hit seventh it 's two different things," added These battl e. are about pride. Th e fi guys were more Gold team sa l v·1ges an oth rwise and St. Prljaca, an honorable mention All They're about bragging ri ghts. inclin d to talk ahout the honor of di . appointing season for Christiana, ·Mark's BMan Blue Hen Conference election . "Everybody want to win ," said b in g selected to pl ay in the anual which entered th '95 ~ otball sea Guest was Taylor, 18, of Newark , who will game, which brings together th top .on a. d e~ nding . tate champion . "[The rivalry] doe. n't take away d~signated . from the friendship. It' part of the attend Hagerstown (Md .) Junior enior. from throughout the tate. "My coach told me it do sn 't httter and hit friendship. .. .We could see each oll~ge. ··somebody ha got to "S ince we were little kid ., we matter if you don't play a down," he ninth. other at partie. and talk about the lose. always saw those jerseys hanging aid . "It's just an honor to be there." And that's not all . Newark game." Tay lor has known Adam. , Jones from the wall. ," aid Patri ck, 18, f Patrick res pectfully disagreed: "I phcher J~son Bedford started the Bear, who committ d to Hargrav You can call these intra-di strict and Prljaca ince they were all kid . See FOOTBALL, 20 ...,_ ~,:hampionship game and playing in the Newark National Military Academy in Chatham, Va., Gla~gow 's Scott Broderdorp had a monster game (double, triple, four RBl) in the quartertinal win. St. Mark's pitcher Danny Sullivan pitched key inning. in several of the contests and the Driver's Ed. Spartans' Adam Moore played shortstop. good at identifying raw players. I'm With so many of the players Former pro puts a hard taskmaster. If something '. being from the area, it's not a wmth doing, it ' worth doing ri ght. urprise that mo t played togeth Del. soccer on map You got to try to get in th e head. of er some time during their young kids. baseball careers. By ERIC FINE "They don't have to lik you. "We know how to win when , ...... ~ ...... They have to r pect yo u and know we're together," said Mench, NEWARK POST SPORTS WRITER that you· re there for th em. ... You who played in Newark American I don 't know how good yo u are until Matt Driver doe n · t want re. pect Little League. "Myers, j you fail.'' McCullough and me - that's like because of hi acce nt. ln . tead , judge Driver . work ethi c comes from 1 the lineup we had when w were I the former profe · ion a! soccer play being rai sed in th tou gh working grow ing up. lt's great to play 1 er by his achi evement . las environ s of Glasgow. Driver, 36, ha. directed with the. e guy, because you Scotland, which he om par s to th e know we' re go ing to win." Delaware'. soccer Olympic Bronx in New York it y, and Development Program (O DP) for The whole Carpenter up Barnold. wick, Engl and , which i ex peri ence just reiterates the fact the pa, t three year after inh riting north of Manchester. Hi . father wa · the job from Univer ity of Delaware that the best ba , eball in the state a laborer, hi . mother a civil .ervant. i. play d in our area. Newark soccer coach Mark Samoni ky. ' My parents weren 't afraid to High captured it ixth state Under Driver, the program ha. giv me a. lap on the ear r a kick in baseball champion hip thi pa. t tripled in . ize, growing from a . ta the butt," he said. "It 's eve ry ble of roughly I00 players to 300 spring by beating local rival St. choolboy dream to be a profe - Mark's in the final. player . . Fourteen teams now repre sional occer player. We don 't grow sent ODP which is made up of boys Like any success story the up wanting to be doctor. or lawyer ·. ba eba ll prowes. of the Newark and girl 12-17. And it' I percent of I percent who area can be traced to it root. . The Scotland native is building actual Iy make the grade.' the program using Europe as hi Newark American, Newark Hi fir t order of bu ine in National and Canal Little model. "[Soccer i ] a religion every Delaware was to toughen what he where but the United States," Driver Leagues have all captured state perceived as a laid -back attitude baseball championship in vari aid. But in spite of it mortal statu among players in the First State. He in the pantheon of American sports, ous divisions over the past sever believed the on-the-field di position al years. Besides the Little it's still the second-fastest growing was too nice. of Delaware players Leagues there is the Newark sport here behind basketball, he "We zeroed in on the lack of said. Babe Ruth League, which has mental toughness," he said. "We also had teams win state titles. Styprisingly, that puts it ahead of weren't trying to win games. We At the beginner level of play, Little League baseball and football were trying to be competitive. NEWARK POST PHOTO BY ERIC FINE besides the Little League and on the growth chart. We're starting to produce decent Bear's Matt Driver Is the director of the Olympic Development Protram In "We run the ODP like a young ; See POST GAME, 20 ~ I ' professional team," m said. "I'm See SOCCER, 20 Delaware. · ' '· ' ' I • P\U 20 • !\:~\\ \RI\ P o~ I • j L ;-.1- 2H, t< 96 NEWARK PosT ·:· SPORTS Driver heads state program Area players lead Del. North while Newark': Ja ·on Bedford ~SOCCER , from 19 Second Di vision before signin g To advance to the title game wi th th e meri can Pr of'e~s i ona l Delaware North d f ated a South pitched two strong innin gs . player'> I now 1. o ·cer League in 1982. The leag ue Team falls 6-5 J rsey team 8- in M nday 's semi Local players who were on the '' Th ~.:rl.! \ alway'> been abi lit y. It grew out of' the a~h es of th orth final. roster w r Andy Burt (St. Mark 's), ju'>l necuetlto he channekd." Ameri can , occer League, a prede in Carpenter Loca l play rs helped the team to Jason Bedford Newark ), Jeff Rece ntl y, th e Delaware cessor to Major Leag ue Soccer. the win. N wark High ca tcher Tom Myers (Newark), Danny ullivan ODP plac~.;d two pla ye r ~ on nation Afl cr bouncing aro und Cup final Emig was 2-for-2 with tw singles, St. Mark's) , Sean McCullough al t ·am\ and four on r cg iomtlt ca m ~. England \ sem ipro leag ue:-., Driver a walk and two RBI while Andy (Newark) Scott Broderdorp Glasgow), Tom Em ig (Newark), Six Hher '> made th e regiona l poo l beca me li e nsed as a coach in By MARTY VALANIA Burt, from St. Mark '., was 4-for-4 from which pta cr~ an.: cho ...,cn for Brazil and co tl and as we ll a ~ with a double, thr ~;;e sin gles and two Brian uest (St. Mark· ). K vin n..: 'ional t ea m ~. Am eri ca. He now owns Socce r NEWARK POST SPORTS EDITOR RBI. Other loca l players to con Mench ( t. Mark 's) , Tony Lofink Driver moved to th e sta t e~ in '03 Quest in cwark , whic h op rat e~ tribute were Newark 's Sean (Salesianum) and Adam Moor (St. aft er mee tin g Samoni..,ky and cump'i throu ghout the slat e. He and PHlLAD LPHIA Th Me ullou gh (. in gle), St. Mark 's Mark 's ). llasgow lligh 'oach Bob Bussie re hi s wife Karen have li ved in Aspen Delaware No rth baseball team had Kevin Mench (double) at a '>Occcr conve nti on at New Woods in Bear since '94 . the arp nt er up within it s reach at sianum 's Tony Lofink (single) Area baseball !I aven ( 'onn .) 'oll egc. Addi tiona ll y, Driver is a part b r re having it snatched away by and l. Mark 's Brian Gue. t singled. t th e time , Driver wa~ workin g ow ner of the Sl L\ brand new th e hes ter ou nry (Pa .) All -Star Also 1. Mark ;s Danny Sullivan lor a co mmuni ca ti o n ~ co mpany in So uth Jersey fran chi se, which he team . pit ched three sc rei ss innin g.. among best l:n gland. A scvcn:: stonwch injury ex p ec t ~ to beg in c mpcting next hester ount y scored a run in "It's a great expe ri ence to play in in I 9X9 int errupted hi s profes~ ional season in either c an ity (N.J.) the II th inning to nip Delaware thi s tournament," Emi g sa id . ·' It 's ~ POST GAME, from 19 career. A ce nt er forwa rd , he turned or Wildwo d. North 6-5 Tuesday at Veteran s neat to play on the astra turf and it 's pro at 17 ami ~ ·rved apprentice H is also planning to establi sh a tadium and win th e arpcntcr Cup neat to pl ay with all these good Babe Ruth , the ommunity ~ hip s with "football clubs" in "talen t academy,'' a year-round championship. players. Athletic Association, the Western England's third and :-.econd di vi facilit y that wil l provide guidance It is th e second straight year that "Everybody here is a good ath YMCA and the Newark Parks and '> ion~ . for young players on such matter. Delaware North, comprised of hi gh lete and it '. different to play with so Recreation all provide leagues that He abo plu yed in ennany 's a~ diet , training and motivation. sc hoo l pl ayers from the Blue Hen many guys like that. They 're a dif give youngsters a place to play and and Catholi c onferences, has b en ferent breed. Everybody's just so learn the game. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ beaten in th championship game of focu. ed." Everyone that is involved or the reg ional tournament. Glasgow's Scott Broderdorp was involved in any of these orga On Thursday the 4d Dl f/4- "The kid s repr se n ted th em starred in the team 's 15-3 romp over nizations can be proud of the Newark Parks & Recreation se lves and th e state ex tremely Tri -Cape (N.J .) in Friday ' quarter accompli . hment. of loca l teams. well ," said Delaware North oach final. Broderdorp hit a two-run dou Youth league coaches and other Holds its annual Denni s Walker of Salesianum. ble and a two-run triple in the game. volunteers put in long hours and "They made a fantastic run at it." Emig and Lofink also notched RBI are rarely recognized in a positive LIBERTY DAY CELEBRATION way. Baseball ucces es like the Carpenter Cup or a local high 11 :00 AM TO 5:00 PM school winning a state title howev at CARPENTER STATE PARK he Cool Way er, are signs that things are going Northwest on Delaware 896 well. A SOAP BOX EVENT e Flowers. 12:00 NOON TO 4:00 PM will be sponsored by the Football rivals NEWARK PEACE FELLOWSHIP, 6 play together --... ~-- THE NEWARK POST AND PACEM IN TERRIS ~iry=~arc~::. WE WANT YOU TO COME AND Rt. 40 & Rt. 1 ~ FOOTBALL, from 19 SPEAK OUT ON YOUR ISSUE (Across from Buckley Blvd.) got to break my 80-yarder. It 's A podium and chairs will be provided. Time, with Bear mandatory." questions: 5 - 10 minutes. To reserve a time slot, call (302) 328-2200 But the running back added he was honored that coaches from 366·8491 . Good sportsmanship and open minds will around the state noticed his be the order of the day. 374 East Chestnut Hill Rd Newark achievements. "That 's going to top The Delaware Heritage Commission will display an exhibit on !the easonl off. It's icing on the THE UNITED STATES BILL OF RIGHTS cake. Jt 's a lot more than ju t a in the area adjoining the Soap Box te,.S game." ~5• "Especially when you're l-and- Partici pants should take urgent precautio ns against deer ticks when outdoors: 9," aid Taylor, referring to endur- Use an insect repc!lant containing DEET . ing through what became another Shower and scrub afterwards • rebuilding year for the Dragons. "I Check very carefully for the tiny insect. c,...,,.., ...... ,. 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Thi:-. year, th ere's none image with new name ~ rneda be a major forc e in World ll' that. Wc'r· ju:-. t rlaying on natur NEWARK PO ST SPORTS WRITER Cup lcomp tit ionl." al ahilit . Th ·re's situati >ns in a By MARTY VA LANIA ment , gen rate a hi gh r I el Brown said the nited ~ t t:m~ gam ' where yo u need an c tra II ft. f x it m nt surroundin our The WinmJs lost to the w rst lnt err·gi onal .occer l.·a 1u•'s IWlt crcl you all ha e to work I NEWARK POST SPORTS EDITOR champi onship events, and gc n team in the lcc t League. Sel•ct L ague will merge "itll th · together It; pull yours ·II' out of that erull project an attractive Y t D ·Ia ar held on to third pl ace ·e en- team meri can Profe::-.ional hole. to ·hange th c: momentunt of HE niversity of imag · for an ~llread healthy in the orth tlanti · i i. ion in Succ'r League at th e end of th e sea the (!,ai11L' . Delaware athleti team. as. o ·iation. " spit' of it. mbarTa~ s in g perfor- sc n to form hat ill amount to "I dt n't th in !-. wc·r· abk H to T will again be competing In additi n, and p rhaps man · at ewark Hi gh ~ Hollman m ri a's eco nd Di isi n. th at. I Rut! I :till th ink. we have th e tadium unda . against th lik · of Main , mo r important! with rh The ·lawar fran chis '. on nf tl ayer~ . It ':-. like an intangibl ' you Drex I, New Hamp. hire and n; ent addition ' of D Ia war , The cw Y rk/ \ Jcrse __ ·urrentl in th • elec t League, ca n't pu t 'our fin ger on. \ c work. Hof.tra this year - however it Dr xcl and Towson tate, tttlli ns d feated the Wi zard. 2- 1 wi ll be included in th new 0-team hurd in prac t i ·c. bu t ' hen w • go ou t won 't be in the North Atlantic Haske ll n ted that the num in a •arne that featured the ·ame league. ''We' ll be the cqui ale nt to in a ga m', it seems like' c'rc ria Conference. will also "m re ac urately lacklu ter offense that has b omc Tripi A base ball. ' Brown said . ing at 75 perce nt around th e 'Oal." The NAC name will be reflect our expand d memb ·r the team 's trademark thi s season. Hol mt::-. said the Wil'ard s also The Wi za rds came back from a replaced during th 1996-97 ship, wi th in. tituti ns from Uphill climb lack. a go-t J pia r to fill the sho ·s year by America East. Orono (Maine to Baltimore 1-0 defi it midway in to the second With 10 ga me s rc:tmuntng. the of K ., tn . loan . last s ·ason 's l•ad Ameri a East i · a I 0-m m (~ ws n State). half on a goal by defend "r Da id in g scorer, ho the team was unable ber, N AA Divi. ion I athletic Holmes. Bu t mi ·s •d opportuniti's \ iz.ards fact: tou f!h road to th' pia.'· '· n of th e probl .ms with otTs . ccond - car goa lkeeper Peter to :-.iun. confer nee that provides th e old name is that there ar continued to pia ru' Ddawarc. Papras' goa b -allowcd p ' r game "We don't ha c ... a gu who ou championships in 21 sports. too many I agues out th r with Matt Ford missed an open net in gt: t 25 yar d:-. from th ~.: goal and hl: Delaware programs except for th first half aml ~ ri c Smith hit the a cragt: has been among th · "Atlantic" in its name,' said league's best , but th e team has s ·or •s . gu y u think is dang ·r foo tba ll which competes in th niversity of D Ia ware po ·t in the s cond halL Those l\ o ~ tr ~gg kd to score for mu h of th o u ~. :-.omc tltin~ · s g ing to happen," Yankee onference, will com Ath letic Dir ctor Edgar potential goals wcr th e diffcren c sa id l l o lm c:~. 1 season. pete in the new ly named ·on Johnson. between vic tory and defeat a ainst a ln addi ti n to loan. th · team no ference. team that has won on ly two or I_ Th gam is ry simple ," In conjunction wit h the Br wn said . '·You ha v to s ·or longer ha ~ the sc r icl:s of attackers ''We believe this chang name change the c nf ren e I ague games. lih.c Rob Smith and franklin wi ll enhance name recognit ion Stil l th Wizards who are on ly goal. .... Th re's nothing wr ng with ann un ed an eigh t-game r le our phyers. We 're just not getting Mclnt o~ h . of the organization, c. pccially vision contract wi th Creativ 4-7 in lect League play, r main in f3ru wn insist s thi s year 's group at the national level," said the hunt for play ff p t. Howcv r, th' job done. It takes u bi t of luck . lt Sport s Marketing for the 1996- ha:n 't happen d this y ar. ' of first -yea r player is his best-ever Comm issioner Stu Haske ll. · It 97 season. Wi zards Coach Joe Brown . aid clas:. Bu t he conri nues to search for Ho lmes, a 26-year-old v ~tcr ~m will strengthen our conference postseason play is n't th nly th ing The Blue Hens will be in who join d the t am durin , its fi r ·t attackers in the US I L's lower di vi and institutional marketing at stak this season. the deb ut game Jan. 5 when season back in '93 , said the tea m sions as well as in amat ur leagues programs. Jt will add positive W have to keep growing," ·aid they host ri val Towson State at lack: the chem i. try it 's in previous bctwe n Washino ton. D.. , and ly to student-athlete recru it- the Carpenter Center. Brow n, who is also th e tea m's Bost 11. maj ri ty owner. "Our firs t responsi years. bil ity is to develop players for MLS "Our second year, we all hun g Most Outstanding Male and Female Athletes 1996 Recipients by School Archbishop Carroll High School- Boys Kennerly-Kenrick Catholic Springfield Senior Rob Enoch HighSchool High School Joe Conte Dilll Woods Archbishop Carroll High School- Girls Kim Kane Jim Maglio Deanna Menkhini Shilna Goane Lansdale Catholic High School Archbishop Wood High School- Boys Carolyn Lehman Daniel Duffy Swantek David M. Polis John Algeo Sprlngneld Senior High School Archbishop Wood High School - Girls Corinne Roesener Robert Kershner Stephen Borst Jennifer Ann Giomo LaSalle High School Mandl Geiss Bishop McDevitt High School Thomas O'Connell St. Pius X High School LevarTaley Malvern Preparatory School Michelle Trefz Jason Dobry David O'Brien Lauren Troutman Bishop Shanahan High School Doug Borgerson Jason Maillard Merion Mercy Academy Strsth Haven High School Angell D' Alessandro Pam C.nflelcl Thomas Hughes Catherine a: Almand Cardinal O'Hara High School Methacton Senior High School Michael Reinking Ryan Bonf~glio Thomas McKean High School Kristen Cement Colleen Kreiger Ryan Legge Sar•h Bums Christians High School Morrisville High Schoof John Gibbons Eric Eperjesi Upper Dublin Senior High School Erin Orndorff Danielle Nestor Tom Davidson Kara Blanchard Coatesville Aru Senior High School Neshsmlny Senior High School Ryan Primantt Upper Merion Senior High Schoof Jason Weiss Ail Anderson Randy Ament Mellss• Wunt MattWhlghilm Conestoga Senior High School Norristown Ares Senior High School Sabrina Ricks RyanWeiclet Daymon C.JTOI Sa.cey z.tol Jennifer Price Upper Moreland High School Matt Hen-on Country DIY School North Penn Senior High School of the Sacrtd Heart Julie Martinez Jason W•ll.t~te Mary Jane Gallagher Scott Tantino Villa Joseph Marte Academy Kristin Sommar Erica RJud1ut De/aware County Christ/en School Bob Hontz Owen J. Roberts High School Vilta Maris Academy O.naC.sey Dennis Dungee Tess Burigltto Usa Pfeiffer Devon Preparatory School West Chester Henderson High School Kevin Galen Perk/omen Valley Steven F'ltch Senior High School Kristin Off Downingtown Senior High School Derek Karchner William Tennent Senior High School Josh Stewart Erin Carney MonialeiH CJ. Snyder Phoenixville Senior High School CMotyn Swanson Ealt High School K.-1 Kunsch Wlssshlckon Senior High School John Shlcblford KelyRuch Cllhlrine Spew James Toecltman Plymouth Whltem.rsh Senior Kristen LHdbelter High School Gl11gaw High School Plullonalewkz DaveO.... Kristen .... Klrt ICIIinbunl . Pottlgrove Senior High School Gwynedd~ Academy Man Sllymlbr Kille Cnlt Christy ttlmnuiii.- GENUARDI'S Ridnor Stnlor High School ~ FA Ml K E _s .... u v r.. ' , . .. NEWARK PosT ·:· SPORTS SWIM RfsULIS Maple Vall '. 2~4 , Oakwood Double winn er-, for Fairfield : J. Va ll ·y 2 ~B Tnpk winm:r' !'or Baird, J. Bri ·!maier, L. 'orse ll o, W. M : Danie lle Bl eacher, 'lara Cra wfo rd, P. 'unnin gham , L. Cnrridon . Ml'l'tlll Denver, Devon Da vid-.on , K. Houston , A. llec krotl.! , l'l't!k). Cn l k~n McCarth y. Joey C. Laro ·co. A. Lop ' 1. , •. Lope; , . McCo_. ma gg tc Ratlul '> ki . Chad Schi ·ITer, . Schidfcr, L. Seckel , Sintend tnger, .Jtll 'I urn er. 'I rtpk D. Shi nton , A. Thomson, M. ""inm:r., lor () : Lauren Bro''· K. Weaver. M. Weaver. Doubl e win I krnwn. Lower). Marie ncr-. lor We-. tmin '> ler: L. Bi shop, S. )all'l!ak. katre Wcntlint!. Chuhh. . Denny, K. Di ehl . Dotlhk• \-\illlll'l'\ f'ot M · r ~ve r '>, . l·icldl ·r. T. Fmter. B. 1\ntlwn: 1\p, .Ja. ,'\ichol..,, L1. Vl.tt'>lllllllto , Kri'>lllla tvlq.!lllly. l'rylu LI-.1. '. Williarm, J. Devlin, ·. J\\llll'\ 1dkr. A111antla 'Vlucana, Donndl y. J. 'ain . S. Pa rk. Triple 1'..1 . R.ei!!llart, ( arnlyn Schult/. Joe w1 nner !'or W: K. Lockerman. S. Sta to11, l ~ ll1nt Sun. Ja,on ZaWI'II ak. Lul-.o~iu~. A. Mofktt, C. Gawthrop, Co1e; Windl '>t: h. 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R an Bu ·kland , Blue Division Score Vball 7 7 regional cha mpi on~hips in Niagara inning to brea k op n a cl se gam . te e lluhn and Brian rccnwell Bulldogs 5 9 Fa lb. N. ean ec ley's co ll e ted the game a ·h had a hit f r th rial ·s. East End Cafe 25 4 The undcr-12 Blue li en~ . und r- winni ng hit whi l Br ·ck Deer Park 21 4 BB Division 13 Mustangs. und ·r-14 Tigers. Wi cdenmann had 1 o hit. . Ke in 1\vin 14, Dodger 6 - The Time Out 19 8 und cr- 15 Pho •ni , , und ·r- 16 AI ini homer d forth Dodgers. Twins scar d •ight run s in th Crab Trap 15 10 No Mercy 12 3 hce tahs and under-17 ll urri ':tncs ighth inning to earn th wi n ver Scorer Pub 15 14 Play Again Spt 10 5 won gi rl s' titl es. Phillie 9, Blue Jays 8 - Craig th D dg r:. Ri hard L wis was 4- Yankee Res 11 19 The Crush 8 7 In the bo s' competition , the Di fende rfer and Doug Moore had for-5 wi th thre doubl es, two RBI Border Crossin 7 24 Down the Line 6 9 und er- 12 Talons . undcr-13 bla:t, thre hits each t lead the Phillies to and three run. score for th Twin s. Statewide Res 0 30 Beach Bums 5 10 undcr-14 annons, und r-15 Po cr the omeback win. J e Roth 's Chas Mi shaw hit a doubk, tripl e Valley Services 4 11 and undcr-17 Wildcats al so al l wo n fourth -inning double · parked a and thre RBI for th Dodg r ·. Gold Division stat · champi nships. fou r-run rall y for the Phil s. Man B Division Goff pitched all six inning . Matt ardinals 5, Pirates 4 - Th Newark Fence 21 3 John on had a home run and a triple Card inals scored all fiv e run s in th Scorers Pub 17 5 Butterfingers 10 0 Golf tourney slated for the Blue Jays. fifth inning to earn th ome-fro m Elkton Carpet 15 8 Nomads 9 1 Ryan Thompson and Ad·un behintl wi n. J :h Hammond hit a Reed Cons 15 8 Netgain 8 2 The s ond annual W TW g If Stevens each had two hits for the two-run homer for the Pirates. Carhartt 7 18 Gonzos 8 2 tournament at Hart feld Nati onal Jays. FMC 6 20 Spike 7 3 p, lf cours rn vondalc. Pa. wi ll be Dodger 14 Met 0 - Rya n Kappler Canst 2 20 Adjusters 5 5 held June 2 ~t Dodger 4, Phillies 1 - Ryan William and Bubba Sass aman Harvesters 1 9 The ·v nt b"nefit s the N w Willi ams and Bubba Sassaman combined for a four-hit shutout and Summer Volleyball Ambush 1 9 ast l ount affili at' of the combined to pitch a fiv e-hitter for 11 trik outs to I ad the Dodgers. Low Digs 1 9 ll abitat for llumanit y. the Dodgers. Sa saman co llected Blake Ril ey led the Dodgers 16-hit Am igos 0 10 For more information ca ll 652- two hits to lead the Dodgers ' alta k by go ing 4-for-5 with tw o A-League 0 65 . offen e while Blake Riley Kevin RBI whi le K vin Alvini had a h me Alvini, Ryan Williams, Nick Pruill run and two RBl . Williams had and Tom Moffa eac h had one hit. three hit. and two RBI and Mike Mundy, Doug Moore, Sassa man had two hit. . Jam i Anthony Cerremele and Craig McC loskey al:o had two hit s and Diefenderfer each had a hit for the two RBI for the winner . Phil lies. Drew Deub rt , Jason Warren, Josh Jacobs pitched six innings hri s Laza rtic and Du tin Walk r and struck out eight for the Phillies. all had hit s forth Mets. estaurant Pirates 10, Twins 6 - Brandon A's 5, Phillies 4 - Jeffrey Bums Skrobot and Andrew Budney each hit a three- run double in the bottom D RECTORY had two hit to lead the Pirates. Th of the sixth inning to lead the A's to Pirates Tim Larkin and Greg the victory. George My ck had Mannering each got an RB1 by three hits fo r th A's whi le Jos h e being hit by a pitch with the base McDonald, Patrick DeBoda, Tom AMERICAN AMERICAN loaded. Pri c and Matt udl er each had hit s. hris Armstrong had two hits for Josh Jacobs and Matt otT had two ••• •.• the Twins. hit s api ce tor the Phil s whi le raig 7k 7~ ~dt 'l~m Diefender 'er, Anthony Cerm ·lc, Continental American Cuisine Twins 6, Yankees 3 - Dav t. · Mike Mundy and David Ayers had .• Bar & Lounge one ea h. McA uliffe pitched a complete garm. Tuesday 4;30 p.m. - wi th five strikeouts to lead th f' Thr~~~~~~=y. Featuring Our Delicious Lunch Buffet e 9 p.m . Tw ins to the win. Sports editor's note - We appre Serving Del icious Lunches Tue.- tim~ Fri . $5 · 9~ friday&. Saturday Dancing! ciate the ejfon thai Dave Moure and From 11 ;30 a.m., Tuesday Thru Dally Dmner Spwals 7 th e Canal Weekly put into getting Frid ay $7.95 to $9.95 ~ Banquet Facilities Available Blue Jays 8, Orioles 0 - Marcus - Full Course Brunch Served Alexander, Ryan Thompso n and th ese results. 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Ray, Kennedy, right, Kennedy began h r r iden y in Jenny Gilbert , Tim Monaghan, Lorin Jeniene Kucharksi, and Sean graduated from Patrick Johnston, Beverly lien and Edward O'Donnell parti ·i pat d in int mal med icin at the Univer ·ity Newark r ident Robert Hiss, a Vivek Narayan. the Univer ity l f r olo do II alth S ience Cent r the 11th annual nd r radu ate .· ni or business administration ompeling fifth grad •rs er · of Colorado inJun . major at L noir-Rh yn ol lcge Res •ar ·h mposium at th e Health Science Julia Drewes, Cathy Perrotto , Kate ni ersit of De la wa re. Hickory, N. . was r ce ntly named Worteck , Kelly Zinzer, lan Denver, Co. Newark residents John Markey, on the Spring 1996 d an 's li st. with a Doctor of Trusheim , Stephen Wray and Yang Cindy and Ed Rowles. owners of so n f Mr. and Mrs. Ri chard Sun . Medicine. Mark y and Dennis Beaudet. son of Eps il on .igma Phi , opcrati c the oddard S ·l10ol for arl hildhn< I Educuion in Nc\ ark. She is the Mr. and Mrs. John J. Beaudet, E ·tension 's nationa I honorar fra daught r of Philip P. and Nan y ea rned th l! ir Ba hclor's Degree in t rnity of th ni crsit of recciccd the 'Qualit suram:c' award at the 29-sciJO 11 chain\ Kennedy, Jr. of Newa rk and David finance from u ·quchanna Dela ware, h n r d its rncmb rs and fourth annual convention . and Jan Vogel f Wilmingt n. niversit , elinsgrov , Pa. vo lunteers at an a\ ard s lun ·h ... on. Kennedy is a 1988 graduate f Roxane Whittaker r'cei cd tiP Andrea K. Zimmer of Newark Mid- arccr Award. Jennifer R. Quinn of 1cwa rk rc · ived a Widener nivcr~ity rec ived her B d gree in dietetics laurie Wolinski on the N w ·:· WEDDING from th ni crs it y of Verm nt, , ·l10ol of aw Outstandin g ervice Professiona l ward. ward. Burlington. Vt. The Program ward wen t to Bill Thi~ a._: ardis prcsc nt ·J to •radu McGowen. ati ng student s who ha ucmon Jennifer Ann Johnson, a nati v Henrietta Watson w n th of N wark , rece iv ed a master's Ricks Bergeron stnlled gr at cont:crn ror the Supp rt taft' ard . advan ·ement f th t: lawS ·ho I. d gr in Eng lish from th · Felix and Mark Rutkoske wo n the Thrc lo al niversit y ofTulsa , Okla. Quinn. who graduated eun laude, ri cnd of Ex tension ward and the hi gh . choo l was also a mcmbcr of th ~ Phi Kappa h ompl ted an ditorial roup Volunt er Award went to Gail seniors have int ernship at the TU Journal Tul. a Phi national honor soci ' IY and Krebs, Jean Skibinski , Andrea been select cl to s rvcd as a mcmb r of th t: ad mini s tudie in Women's Li terature and Kauffman, lisa Broadbent·Diossi, recci vc st:holor was a member of the Phi Kappa Phi trati ve bo·u·d of a law review publi and Jennifer McGuire. ships from the C< lli n. honor ociety. ni vc rsit y of Thr e clysecy of th • Mind D e l awarr..: 's Newark re ·iden t Nicole Emily I. Jenson, daugh ter oi l' the tea ms from Jnd p ndenc · chool ol lcg of R v. and Mrs. Thomas B. .J ensen of Rorabaugh grad uated from Cabrini won first pia · at the tate of Ag ri c ultur a l Bear, gradu ated from 1. Andre' · · College, Radnor, Pa. with a degree D !aware competition. Sci nc s. in elem ntary ed ucation . O'Donnell choo l, Middletow n. Jens n wi ll Julie BuUon, Ryan Browing , Tom attend Roanok a ll ege in th e fall. Bradley, Heidi Johnson , Mike They are Meagan Bergeron , Carlos A. Espadas, Mary E. Holliday, Matt Sharbaugh and hri sti ana Hi gh hoo l, lauren • Send "Peoplen 11 '.\. .. /o: Newark Harach, Kip C. Remsburg and Heidi Christy Wray made up th seventh Alene O'Donnell, 1. Mark 's, and Pus/ , 153 Eas r hestnu/ Hill Road. P. Schneider, all Newark residents, grade team. Carole Brandy Ricks , Newark Hi gh Newa rk. 0 1971J; facsimile 737- were named on the Wesley College Hughes The sixth grade team line- up was School. 90 19; e-mail: newposr dca .nel Low Prices! Behr Great Selection! Claire Julie Hughes and Keith Michael Behr were married on STATE LINE LIQUORS Best Service Saturday, April 20, 1996 at St. Andrew by the Bay, Annapolis, Md . The bride is the daughter of DANIEL'S, Marie E. Hughes of Bear. She was IBEEFEATERII ljACK given away at the ceremony by her I GIN I BLACK I mother. The maid of honor was Vicki I $19!~ I I $22~ .~L I Feathers of New Castl e. ...It imil ___ 6 Boltles Good l...... tvu 7n 196 I .._l 1im il____ 6 Bollles Good ttvu 717196 ... I Brides maids were Debbi McDowell of Claymont, Anne - •11J:It - Marie Coffin of Raleigh, N.C. , Lisa Wehrmeyer of Columbia, Md ., and roLD CROWl rscoREs8YI rsuR.NErfs, Linda Marinelly of Pottstown , Pa . I BOURBON I I SCOTCH 1 I CliN · I The best man was the groom 's 9 9 father John K. Behr of East I $9 ~ . 75L I I $13~ . ~L I I $8 ~ . 75l I Rockaway, N.Y. Groomsmen were I I •nu t 6 Bollles Good thru m/9 61 _____I , lmit 6 Bottles Good thru 7/7196 ... I I , omit 6 Bellies Good lhru 717196 1 David Vullo of Hamburg, N.Y. , ~---- Arthur Boyko of Pou ghkeepsie ... ------_r.relll:I• _ N.Y. , Chris Angum of Laurel, Mel. 1 •lll :I• 1 and Dan Wehrmeyer of Columbia, rreN· ·H.IGH, N.Y. ISOUTHERN,I rcollNrR EAu, IGRAND MACNISHI A reception followed the cere I BOURBON I I iOMFORT I LIQUEUR 1 I SCOTCH I mony at Bay Bridge Inn , 9 0 Annapolis, Md. I $8 ~.75L I I 13~ .~L I I $1699. 750ml I I$11~ .~LI ....I, imlt 6 SoUles Good trru 717196 I l 1•mrt 6 Bottles Good Hvu 717196 1 The bride is employed at Macys ____ ... I,_____ imll 6 Bottles Good thru 717lss ... I I ' mrt 6 BoHle~ Good thro 7n 196 I ... ____ .. in Owings Mills, Md. ------~ The groom , son of John and tlll :It Teresa Behr of Rockaway, N.Y. , is 1 tlll :It employed with the U.S. rCONct:fAv, liNGLENooKI fiNGi:ENooK1 rROEoERER EsTA'rfl IOUiVERA SAUVIioNII Government in Washington , D.C. CHAMPAGNE 1 BLANC The couple hon eymooned in I TORO WINES I I GENERICS .I I ESTATES 1 I I Ireland. They will reside in I $499~ . 5L I 1 $7494l .1 $5491.5L I I 9 I Odenton, Md. I ...I $1 O~s~mll.., $5 ~som l ._.im it 6 BellieS Good lhru 7f7196 1 I ·,mit 12 BoHieS Good thru 717196 1 I , 'ffilt t2 Bellies Good thru m196 I I, I ____ Wnlt 4 Bolltes Good thru ....I ''milS BoHies Good lhru 717~6 1 ____ ...... I ____mt% ...1 ____ ... ------eHI:It - I 'I I • t GERRY'S GUNS reARTLES &jAYMES, rsARANAc, 2431-3 Pulaski Highwly• (Old 896 &Rl4G) I Hem, DE 19102 COOLERS I ·All T~es I Gerry Rodrlquez.owrwr ·· - I S~GRAMS I I I I $1 U~· ! I 13~·!NR Bott!J1 es I , _ NR Botti.~~ 1 ... ~m ll----3 cases Good thru 7fl/96 w llt ,i,a~e i-. ~ 1 ~ 7/ii.l rPETE'5, rREo coG, Your Paint Ball I All Types I I ICEHOUSE I I I I $1199cs. I $16~ · ~ ..., ___ 30pkCa!Js_ I ' ,_ NR Bott'l~ I I "'~ LWT11 t Good thru 7f7 196 Headquarters w ~W'- ~~~ 7 '1W for Delaware *NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR STATE LINE LIQUORS COLD BEER . Elkton-Newark Rd., Elkton, MD • 1(800) 446-WINE • 1(410) 398-3838 fi/INIJ . 5 minutes from Newark-MD Rte. 279 • 1·95 Exit 1098 . . . r::-LI & CHr::-r::-sE SHOP Some auanllties umrted. D ,;;;;, ,;;;;,;;;;. Prices Good Thru 7f71f16 OPEN7DAYS PERSONAL CHECKS $f)9~ "'lo depot/1 on NR Boll,.d BHf ~ Iiiii ill • • •P/~ase add5% MD Sales r._ax__ _ · NLWARK PosT ·:· OBITUARIES • Local ohituaries are printed ti ns 1 Wes leyan hur h of fi ·ee of charge w space permits. Newark, 708 W. hurch Road or l nj{)l"f11(1fion usually is supplied Mill croft Nur. in g Home, 255 to the paper h. ji-tneral direc Poss um Park Road , both Newark Arthur J. Mathews, 83, 19711 ; or alve rt Manor Nursing tor.\ . Fur more con inj(Jrnwtion . llomc, ottingham Road , Ri sing Wet editorial as.\istant Julia Sun Md . 2 1911. Sampson at 737-0724 or fax retired businessman 737-90/ ALL BRAND STYLES While Supplies Last Basic ...... $12.40 Salem ...... $11 .90 Cambridge ...... $12.40 G.P.C ...... $9.40 52'' PRO-LINE Dorals ...... $9.40 Misty ...... $11.40 Montclairs ...... $10.40 Kools ...... $11.90 Winston ...... $12.90 Eves ...... $12.90 List $7896 RIDER Before Coupons • Easy Handling SUMMER SPECIAL • Zero Turning Radius ( MENU OF ·REGULAR PRICES ... ] $6395.00 • Faster Ground Speeds • Hydrostatic Drive King Carton ...... $14.90 King Pack ...... $1.65 • Floating Deck Generic King Carton ...... $12.40 100 Pack ...... ~...... $1.65 25 King Carton ...... $14.90 100 Generic Pack ...... $1.40 Anyone who wants more time to smell the roses will dig 100 Carton ...... $14.90 King Generic Pack ...... $1.40 the fast, easy-to-operate 52" Pro-Line Rider. Generic 100 Carton ...... $12.40 25100 Pack ...... $1.95 Exceptional maneuverability and fast ground speeds Summit Carton...... 59.39 25 Kin g Pack ...... $1 .95 mean you'll decrease your mowing time and you won't need a trim mower! This commercial-quality mower Summit Pack ...... $.99 25 100 Carton ...... $14.90 even has a sweet smelling price! All manufacturer sponsored programs & products are for consumer purchase only and cannot be resold. The Cigarette Outlet reserves the righl to limit purchase quantities. NEWARK MOWER CENTER, INC. Old Baltimore Pike Industrial Park The Cigarette Outlet Newark, DE 19702 Phone 302-731-2455 SURGEON GENERACS WARN ING: Smoking by pregnant women may GOVERNORS SOUAR~ resun in lela! injury, premature birth and low birth weight BEAR, DE • (302)·834-1222 Hours: Mon. - Sat. 7 AM - 5PM MISCELLANEOUS FAMILY RENTALS ENTERTAINMENT ******************** Balloon Sculptures Face Paintings HERE'S MY * * * Weddings* Birthdays * c,\.o~N ARoulva *• Retirement *• CARD * Seats 200 * Parties Parades : VFW POST 475 : Picnics Promotions 100 Veterans Lane Newark, DE Walli the Clown * * Walter Wilmer (Behind City Hall) (302) 366-8438 AS{udat * * Angela Davis 2085 Bentwood Court (302) 633-1043 Wilmington, DE 19804 II~'J~ ******************** NlWARK Pos1 ·:· OBITUARIES Ther sa Heaps of N wark, who di d May 29, 199 . of anc r at all at h me; parent s. Ru ss II J. and cu rs, Jos ph T. Britt( n: sons, ca r d for her. hom e. Yolanda F. Britton, 70 Pau lin W. Mer hant Fclml c of Walt er Farre ll of Ncw bur •ll , Ind ., The service and burial were pri- Mr. lml ee. 49, worked at Newark ; and s i ~ t r, Joann Harve f Bear resident Y Ianda F. Britton and Mi chael Me arthy of vate. ntributions can be made to West a o for 0 years a. a sup r i N w a. tl . di d Ma I , 1996, or ·anccr at ' ;,desboro . .J .; daught ers. Janie Dclawar Humane A ·ociation. s r. A ervic was h ld June I. at home. Di~ !rich of C\ fi eld , .J .. and H i : ur ivcd b wi~ , Marc lla Fairwinds Bapti st hur h, Bear. Mrs. Britton, 70, who \ ork d at anc arofal ( f Marlt on. .J .; A. Felmlee; children, Lori Van Buri al was in t. rge. m t ·ry. Fred R. Felmlee, little Si stas or the Poor in th carl sisters, •n ·s Pi · ·o la , Lu ' mith Dyke of North ast. Md ., and Th famil y suggest · co ntribu 1 990 ~, njoy d bingo, cards, crab and Martha Longo. all of Rus 'ell J. Felmlee, Ja qu lin M. ti ns to D laware Hospice inst ead supervisor at Westvaco bing, boating, and ·crami s. Philadelphia: 10 grand hildren : and Felmle and Marc lla A. F lml e, of flowers. Sh is survi ed b husband of 35 See OBITUARIES . 28 ... The Church of New Beginnings Located every Sunday in the NEWARK WESLEYAN CHURCH The Episcopal Church\l'el come l'ou 1 .,..r;~4'!'1 Four Seasons Pavilion on Four 706 West Church Rd.- Newark Seasons Parkway, Newark , DE (302) 737-5190 St. Thomas' · Parish !7(r ~ - t ' ull~j:C \1 c. ~•I l':trlo. l'lucc, "'l'llllrl,, llt• I'171 1 The Church Directory is published by the Newark Scho~l ...... 9:45 · 10:45 a.m. SundayS chool· all ages ...... 9:30a.m. t ~~~~~ l(l '-4 !144 Church ( I Ill~ t') !HI I 00 \h111 l 11 I ~112) ~bh 0273 l'un'h lnfonlt.IIHIO I lui lin e· Post. New Ads and changes should be sent to: . Serv ~ce ...... 11 :00 ·12 noon Morning Worship...... 10:30 a.m. Su nd;1 1 \\ lll'\hip and Edu\'j!ljun ~ : (Xl ,, m ll ol l·udi OBITUARIES , from 27 Lup inck of Middletown, and of ewark ; brother, !'l ear Shenandoah. Burial was in ur Management Trainee Mi chad I let dlcr of ewa rk ; Venabl e of Waldo, Ark .; and two Lad y of Dawn emct ry, 7 !.! rt.: at !!. falltkllildn:n. moth er, lf ilda Rud olph of orandch ildren . henandoah Heighrs. $25,000 ,\ "crv1· c wa" held .Ju ne 4, at f_:. lkton : and three grand '> on -; . J\ '-.e rvice W :.l "i h ld June 5, at Th fa mil y o; u gests contri- lke-.nn Me morial SerVICC\ or ~c rvi c c wa'> h ·ld .June 5. at Beeson Memorial Se r v i ce ~ of butions to Franciscan are ( 'hmt1 na-Eik ton. Bunal Wll'> Ill Gee l·uncral I lome, Elk ton . 'hri~ t i ana - E ikt o n , nca r CL:ntcr. Wi lmington. De la ware V ·tcran ... Me morial Hunal a'l in Delawa re Ve teram Gl asgow. Buri al was in . 1. ( \; me tc ry. Memorial \ :met ·r . Cieor ,C!-1 emetcry. Barbara Mae Grace The rami ly -. u g.gc ~ t ~ C( nt ri - The famil y o; uggcsts co ntri bu tiO il 'l to Gouc her olk ,c, but ions to Delaware Hos pi ce. Mary Etta Hendler, ~,;wa r k res id ent Barbara Tow<,o n. Mae Grace died Monday. Jun 3, 69, art teacher Helen A. Romaka 19 6, of cancer at home. Mrs. race, 86, was a home J·o rmer ewark rc~ id e nt Frances Lynn Now That We Mary Ew1 I lcncll cr di ed May 31. Newark residen t llelen maker and allended New Bridge Tweed, Westvaco Romaka died Sunday. June 2, Baptist Ch urch. Ri si ng Sun , Md. Have Your Attention I AUTO GLASS & TOWING IN THE SPOTLIGHT] B & G GLASS co. ( G~~lJJE ) A COMPLETE ~SERVICE " Windshields Repaired & Replaced" 1 Glass Installed While-You-Wait 2 4 Hour Towing - 7 Days - Local & Long Distance CORRON STRASH REMOVAL 302-834-2284 or 410-392-3074 aiC INS WORK • FREE ESTIMATES • GLASGOW Our Specialty AUTOMOBILE PARTS &SUPPLIES Residential Service ------, Scheduled Recycle Pick-Ups I Jit~ Mark Battaglia I TRASH REMOVAL & RECYCLING I Store Manager Reasonable Rates • Free Estimates I 334 E. Pulaski Hwy. 41 0·398·8844 I Elkton and Surrounding Areas ~lkt~ , ~2l221_ ---- J AUTO REPAIRS Ronald Corron -Ai'-n~, 1 52 N o rth East Rd. ~ North East. M D 41 0-398-0869 G '1 Auto Service Q (410) 287- 5821 A Familiar Name - Same Great Service! • ALLMAJOR & MINOA REPAIRS CERTIFIED EMISSIONS ADVERTISE HERE • COMPUTER ALIGNMENT & BALANCING REPAIR FACILITY # 5000 TRASH REMOVAL & RECYCLING • INSPECTIONSTATION ~ 5079AT ~ ~ STEPHEN A. FOSTER ~ L~ OWNER & CERTIFIED TECHNICIAN To advertise here ADVERTISE HERE Call Mark at Reasonable Rates • Free Estimates 1-800-745-1942 Elkton and Surrounding Areas ! i ~ Why Do-It-Yourself Ronald Corron 410-398-0869 .~ ! ·, . Find a Quality Home r;l; , · Improvement Service J\· ( HOME HEALTH CARE NURSING I , __ .~ / In Our Directory HOSPITAL &MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Call Mark at 1·800·745·1942 r-CECIL HOME CARE PLUS rEsTI!\CI'u PHARMACY INC In Home Private Care ~ 'I ELKTON MEDICAL PARK EMPLOYMENT SERVICES lntroducing ... BRIEF CARE "MEDICAL EOUIPMEN I SPECIALISTS" A 30 to 90 Minute Visit Complete All Appllance~ tr~'r!:?n b~,~~~~e~lm~g~e~~~ Equipment CUT COSTS WITHOUT CUTTING CORNERS 1 Improving protiLability shouldn 't mean sacrificing with Bath & Meal ·.s~~~~!('G~~=~o 117 DEEP CREEK LAKE area . 7 SOUTH CAROLINA LAKE · 336 acres • $17,900 . Nestle your VIEW bargain . S24,900 . Free 260 317 MIDDLETOWN 41 Paine Notices getaway under towering boat slip . Beautifully wooded Houses Crafts & Hobbies Office Furn. & Court, Village Brook II 6/29 shade trees . Guaranteed lot wlfree private boat slip . 8-? a little bit of ever-Ything : buildable with financing avail Prime Lake Murray locat1on Unfurnished Equip. lots of Avon bottles, too many GERMAN STUDENT and other items to mention~.- something Scandinavian, European, able . 1 800 898-6139 . ALS. abutt1ng golf course . Paved ATTENTION TOY .landservice .com roads , water, sewer, more for everyone . t'OIIow the South American , Asian , Rus www NEWARK 3BR TH , cen tral air, COLLECTORS! WORD PROCESSOR/TYPE· sions. sian high school exchange Excellent financing . Wate r WIDA garage , near university). WRITER ·Brother. $125. Call GARRETT CO ., MD . 5 acres • front also available . Call 1 students arriving August. Call $85u/mo + sec dep . Call 30~ 1302) 454-1330 lv msa. MULTI-FAMILY 380 Tony's 1-800-SI BLI NG . $13,900. Enjoy summer 800-704·3154 . HCV. 368 -7749 To y Tractors for Sale breezes and quiet nature I H 856 Rd , Elkton 6/29 6am-3 . New walks . This private mountain TIRED OF SHOPPING lor the 342 clothes mostly adult baseball GOO'S LIGHT cards & mise 1tem s. 398·9546 getaway can be yours . Call 1 perfect property? major land 278 Call Eve nings Between Produce MINISTRIES 800 898-6139 . ALS . . developer and wholesale com 7 pm-9 pm pany may have just what Vacation Property NEIGHBORHOOD YARD WE ARE HERE TO LEND A GARRETT COUNTY, MD . 8.6 HELPING HAND you re looking for. Our selec 410 · 398-7023 SALE acre $12 900 . Minutes to tion of water access and wa· BEST SELECTION in Ocean BLUEBERRIES CHERRIES Arbou r Park off West IF YOU NEED US P1ck your own ·Do you need help with Deep Creek Lake and several terfront parcels range from City . 1·800·638·2 102. .. AI · 332 Chestnut Hill on June stale parks. New roads , sur· S8,990 to $115 ,990 . Rivers , fordable Rentals '· Da ily and M·F 8am-8pm Sat 8-4pm 29 th , 9am- 3pm .Too an addiction? vey and perc. 3 state views . creeks , ponds and the Chesa we ek ly rentals. Free color Miscellaneous Closed Sund ays man 1tems to mention . ·Are you looking for Vista Properties . 1-800-688· peake Bay. Save time and brochure. Open 7 days a Spring Valley Farm 7693 . money . Call now. 1 800 -775· week. Holidav Real Estate. Rt 1 at Conowingo someone to talk to about a 41 0 378·3280 NORTH EAST 118 lrishtown MAJESTIC MOUNTAIN views 4563 ext. 1454. A Blu eg reen problem? Co . MYRTLE BEACH ocean front Ad , 8:30-12 6/29, numerou s Every Wednesday night 470' river frontage . 5+ ac • resort condo ren tals. from H/H. items, dishes, glass ware, $38 777. Own the best of both Summer : $84 daily, Fall S62 . tt•:•tt cha1rs . etc from 6:00 to 7:00 PM worlds, 180 degree breathtak 352 210 Centrally loca ted . Indoor/ou t· ----FOR SALE---- RISING SUN - Big Yard Sale there will be someone to ing views of unspoiled moun· door pools, whirlpools, sau Sporting Goods talk with who cares for tains & frontage on pristine Houses for Sale 1994 & 1995 Hess 24 Thankless Lane (Near Cal· nas, atrium, tennis , play Trucks vert red light) Thurs . 6/27 Fri. mountain river. Easy access 1 you , to help see you ground , gamerooms . Sales : 2 410 398-9362 '6/28 & Sat. 6/29, 9·? Boy s & through your troubles with new road & perc make BARGAINS ON government bedroom -S65,000 . 1-800 - this a once in a lifetime oppor· BODYBUILDERS .Girl's clothing "Lots of sizes", The Apostolic Gospel foreclosed homes . Save up to 238 ·118 1. lamps, end tbls, bunk beds & tunity . Special financing . Call FORECLOSED GOV'T HOMES . Your chance to acquire Church 50% or more. Minimum or no 1, OOOs of VA, FHA, HUD bank more. Donna/Jim now. 1-304·492· down payment. Delinquent tax everything you need for a AT. 841, 1/2 Way between 5429 . HCV . 304 repos . Gov't financing 'avail· Chatham And West Grove properties, repos sold this complete home gym • at a YARD SALE 494 Jackson Sta· able . List for your area. Call fraction of the price of lion Rd Sat 6/29 & Sun 6/30 Phone 610 869-8175 NEW HOMESITES at 1960's month. Call now for lists . 1 Appliances 1 toll -free 1 800 -400 -3308 ext. new equipment! Includes: 8-2 Rain or shine. Day Care prices . Beautiful waterfront 800 338 -0020 ext. 2099 . 245. homesites on NC's Crystal Center closing . Tupperware, KENMORE heavy duty wa sher, H/H items, tools, bargain bag Coast from $69,900. Get Pretty On Top· FSBO POLE BUILDINGS : Early bird •Sears Modular Home 202 . yours now before it's too late . 4 cvcle . oold S150 . 398 ·9398 specials! 30 x 40 x 10 • Gym with cables and leg sale . Too much to mention . 11 /2ac re s partially Cheao! Acreage & Lots Close to barrier island wooded hillside with S7,795 . Fully erected . In· attachments, triceps bar, beaches. High and Dry with MICROWAVE OVEN eludes one service door, 10 x tat bar & more . YARD SALE Fri & Sat 6/28 & Beautiful View , Cape Cod Goldstar. 1.0 cu . fl., 800 *Regular press bench AMAZING RIVER LOT. paved roads , city water, u/g 3BR den , LR , DR country 10 track door, painted sides & 6/29 9am-1 pm only! 205 W watts w/turntable. Exc. galvalurne roof. Call 1 800 *Bench press machine Pulaski Hwy, Elkton . Boys $149 .34/month . Level 4.93 util, protective covenants and kit, lg deck, h/w tloors, f I cond . S50. Call (410) 287· 331-1875 . • Approx 1200 lbs. weight acres just a five min . walk to low taxes . Call now. 1 800- bsmt,. close to 1-95, real 9mth to 4T, Girls 0-2T, baby 448 5 7672 plates (600 lbs iron, 600 items, collectibles, adult nature's finest mountain river. · 263 ext . 1476. A Blue- country living. Reduced PRESSURE CLEANERS. PSI lbs plastic.) oreen Co. Price! $116\9 0.~, Call alter clothing, video, crafts & much Fish, swim or watch a moun· . 1150·599, 1500·5299, 2500· *12 dumbbells ( 10 lbs-40 more . Let's make a deal! tain sunrise . Ready to build, NEW LOG CHALET. 5 acres 6pm.(410J 28r -2696 . S639, 3500 -$899 Honda con lbs) plus one 60 lb. camp or relax. Price : $15,900.J $39,900. Overlooking MD.t PA 308 tractor 4000-$1199 . Complete *Several barbells w/ col· YARD SALE Sat 6/29 9-2 377 10% down, bal. financed 1:1 and WV. Enjoy nearby ueep 254 Building & factory direct, tax free , lowest Iars . Nottingham Ad, Elkton . yrs at 9.5% ARM. Call Donna Creek Lake and 4 season re Apartments, prices !.. catalog , 24 hours. 1- .Clothes, exercise equip, por· ar Jim at 1 304·492-5429. creations . Vista Properties . 1 Materials 800·9J1·9274 . Call 410 287-3823 table d/w. dishes. etc. ______8_00__ Unfurnished ~OA~C~·-- 1 -6_88_- 7_6_93~· ------WOLFF TANNING BEDS. Tan COASTAL NORTH CAROLINA . OWN YOUR OWN home now. FILL DIRT WANTED . No at home. Buy direct and save! Pets & livestock Free list of waterfront bar- No downpayment on Miles NOTTINGHAM TOWER Apts . stumps . No boulders please . 360 gains. Acreage and home materials . Innovative con· 1BR & 2BR 's available, 1st Zion Meadows Farm . 5 mi Commercial/ home units lrom S199 . Low monthly payments . Wanted to Buy BABY BUNNIES - $15, w/cag· sites as low as $17,900 . Live struction financing . Call Miles month rent FREE! Call 610 north of North East on rt 272 . es & setup • $35 . Call 302- Oak Development. 1 800·566- Homes, today . 1 800 343· 932-3331 . Call 41 0 836-9564 . Free color catalog . 1 800· 454-1330 lv mso . LAND . 2884 . ext. L. 842·1305. COLLECTOR WANTS World & U.S. coins . Cop 386 per, Silve~ & Gold . Call btw 4pm-tpm . 410 275· Dogs 8376 . Ask for Bob. 362 *** Yard & Garage AKC ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL FOR STUD . CAll 302 378-7720 AFTER 5 PM . Captains EARLEVILLE 272 POND NECK RD, 6/29 & 6130, 9- Quarters 5, Multi family . Lots of Boarding & Grooming Apartment neat stuff DOGS&CATS • Baths-Dips-Styling -EARLEVILLE • 44 Maryland (We go anywhere) Ave ., Sat. 6/29, 9-? H/H items, Large Indoor Suites woodstove, chain saw, cabl· With Connecting nets etc. Outside Runs ELKTON • 12 Blue Moon Ct.., Heated Floors Thru-Out (off of Leeds Rd . in Summer • SEPARATE CA'ITERY Meadows 1/4 mi. off of Blue The Difference Ball Ad, Summer Meadows is 398-8320 Meadows At Elk Creek G on the left). Fri. 6/28 & Sat. 175 DEAVER ROAD, 439 Muddy Lane A 29 . 8-2. Come Earlv! ELKTON MD 41 0-398-0470 • • • • • • • • s ••••• • Turnquist Apartments E L 11 0 Windward Ct. E TRUCK 41 0-392-0099 • • • • • • c ••• Elk Chase Apartments e G DRIVERS 62 Elk Chase Dr. A 41 0-398-3790 • • • • • s • • • Salary Pension &Profit Sharing Commissions Flats &Reefers Village of Courtney G 117 Courtney Dr. • A Medical Plan Year Round Work • s •••• 41 0-398-7328 • • • • Vacation Over the Road Unifom1s 70 11 Raised Roof FreighUiners E Must have three years L •• E • • • c • over the road experience Call for more information 1-800-821-2636 • • • • •• PINE TREE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. I' \C.I· :w. 11\\ \Rh P()'->1 • .II 1·. ~H. J ~)~lti ' IERJI<"' 'S ALE situate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle County SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE COURT The following Real Estate will be xpos d the Public and State of Delaware, m ore partic ularly bounded By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #17 MY A.D ., 1996 OF COMMON PLEAS S I at th ourt Hous Southeast orner of and described as follows, to-wit: PAR EL NO. 11-014.30-001-C724A FOR THE El ven hand King Str et , ity of Wilmington, New BEING the same lands and premises which Grace ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of land, STATE OF DELAWARE Cast! County, DELAWARE, on 'I.Ue day, the 9th day M. Ball and James T. Ball, her husband, Jane C. wi th the buildings thereon erected, known as 724 IN AND FOR of July, 1996 a 10:00 A.M. By Virtue of Writ of Moliski, a/k/a Jane C. Moleski and Charles J . Cobble Creek Curve, Newark, New Castle County, NEWCASTLE Moliski, a/k/a Charles J . Moleski, her husband, Delawar 19702. COUNTY JIERIFF' ALE Dolor s J . Novi and Fran k F. Novi, by Deed dated BEING the same lands and premises which IN RE: CHANGE OF By virtu of a wnt of LEV FA #53 MY A.D., 1996 January 4, 1978 and recorded in the Office of the Kumza Maria Wallace by deed dated March 30, 1988 NAME OF PARCEL N . 08-018.30-031 Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, and of record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, Joshua Patrick Chase 2 HgATJIERSTONE WAY, HO KESSlN, Delaware in Deed Record W, Volume 99, Page 185, in and for New Castle County and State of Delaware, PETITIONER(S) DELAWARE 19707 granted and conveyed to H. Lee Geissler, Jr. and in Deed Record Book 680, Page 140 did grant and TO ALL TIIAT CERTAIN lot, pi c or parcel of land, Karen W. Geissler, herein, in fee. convey unto Jonas Franklin Dilley, Jr., in fee. Jo~thua Patrick with Lh buildings th reon erect d, siLuate in Mill Seized and taken in execution as the property of H. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Rutherford Cr ek Hundred, New Castle ounty and State of LEE GEISSLER, JR., AND KAREN W. GEISSLER JONAS F. DILLEY, JR. NOTICE IS HEREBY Delaware, known as 2 Heatherston Way, being Lot TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF GIVEN that Joshua No. 1 on the record major subdivision plan of SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST Patrick Chase intends to Hock ssin Hunt as said plan is of record in the Offi ce 5, 1996. 5, 1996. present a Petition to the for the R cord ing of D eds in and for New Castle MAY 31, 1996 MAY31, 1996 Court of Common Pleas ounty, D lnware in Microfil m No. 8430. SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE for the State of Delaware BEING the same la nds and pr mi ses whi ch By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC H31 MY A.D., 1996 By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #H3 MY A.D., 1996 in and for New Castle IIOCKES IN HUNT, INC., a Delaware corporation, PARCEL NO. 10-043.10-419 PARCEL NO. 08-008.30-139 County, to change his/her by Deed dated March 26, 1991 and r corded in the ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of land, ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of land, name to Joshua Patrick office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle with the buildings thereon erected, known as 50 situate in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County Rutherford County, Delaware in Deed Book 115, Page 149, did Three Rivers Drive, New Castle County, Newark, and State of Delaware, being known as 210 Josh Patrick grant and convey unto ROBERT L. CREED and Delaware 19702. Wakefield Court, being also known as Lot No. 27, as Rutherford VI TO RIA I. REED, in fee. BEING a part of the same lands and premises shown on the Record Major Subdivision Plan of Patricia Rutherford Seized and tak n in xecution as the property of which Empire Investments, a Delaware Partnership, "Hawthorne" prepared by R.C. Woodin Associates, Petitioner(s) ROBERT L. REED AND VJ TORIA I. CREED by Deed dated July 31, 1989, and recorded in the consisting of three sheets, dated January 30, 1988, DATED: 6/12/96 TERMS F ALE: lO% D WN AT TIME OF Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle recorded February 25, 1988 in the Office of the np 6121,6/28,7/5 SALE. BALAN E DUE ON OR BEF RE AUGUST County, State of Delaware, in Deed Book 909, Page Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, 5, 1996. 80, did gm nt and convey unto Patrick Avizzano and Delaware in Microfilm No. 9071. BEING the same lands and premises which MAY 31, 1996 Gladys Avizzano, husband and wife, parties in fee. IN THE COURT SHER IFF'S SALE Seized and taken in execution as the property of Hawthorne Corporation, by deed dated October 14, OF COMMON PLEAS By virtue of a wri t of LEV FAC #52 MY A. D., 1996 PATRICKAVIZZANO AND GLADYS AVIZZANO 1993 and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of FOR THE Deeds, in and for New Castle County, Delaware in PAR EL NO . 10-032.20-110 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF STATE OF DELAWARE 11 BACH DRIVE, NEWARK, ELAWARE 19702 SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST Deed Book 1612, Page 277, granted and conveyed IN AND FOR 5, 1996. unto Paul J . Paradise and Mary Ann V. Paradise. ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of land MAY 31 , 1996 NEWCASTLE with the bui lding thereon erected, known as 11 Bach Seized and taken in execution as the property of COUNTY Drive, Christiana Falls, si tu ate in New Castl e SHERIFF'S SALE PAUL J . PARADISE AND MARY ANN PARADISE, By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #30 A.D., 1996 IN RE: CHANGE OF Hundred, New Castle County, and State of Delaware, MY HIS WIFE PARCEL NO. 11-006.10 131 NAME OF and being Lot No. 411 as sh own on the Record TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Lorie Ann Struzik Resubdivision Plan ofTaylortowne, prepared by C&C ALL THAT CERTAJN lot, piece or parcel of land SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST with the buildings thereon er ected, known as 44 Eppert Engineering, Inc., of Christiana, Delaware, dated 5, 1996. PETITIONER(S) Kenmar Drive, N ew Castle County, Newark, MAY 31,1996 May 28, 1976 and revised to May 24, 1982, and of TO record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and Delaware 19713. SHERIFF'S SALE BEING the sam lands and premises which John Lorie Ann Struzik for N w Ca tle County, Delaware in Microfilm No. By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #08 MY A.D., 1996 NOTICE IS HEREBY 6938. Nelson, J r. a nd Deborah L. N elson, his wife, by TAX PARCEL NO. 18-046.00-001 CH 305 Indenture dated J uly 12, 1991 and r ecorded in the ALL that certain unit of real property existing GIVEN that Lori Ann BEING the same lands and premi es which Struzik Eppert intends to Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle under and by virtue of the Unit Property Act of the MT HAEL P. WALSH, heriff of New Caf:tle County, present a Petition to the Delawar , by Deed dated January 3, 1990 a nd County, Delaware in Deed Book 1201, Page 237, State of Delaware known as UNIT NO. 305; granted and conveyed unto Clifton L. Ri ggs, Jr. and BUILDING NO. 8I4, in the VILLA BELMONT Court of Common Pleas recorded in th Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for the State of Delaware for Now astle County, Delaware in Deed Record Ramona J. Riggs, his wife, in fe . CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS, a condominium Seized and taken in execution as the property of apartment situate in the City ofNewark, New Castle in and for New Castle 977, Png 101, did grant and convey unto EDWARD County, to change his/her CLIFTON L. RIGG AND RAMONA J. RIGGS HIS County and State of Delaware, as said unit is more K. STOVER and KAREN A. STOVER, in fee. name to Lorie Ann Seized and taken in exccu tion as tho property of WIFE particularly bounded and described in (1) the TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Enabling Declaration Establishing a Plan for Struzik EDWARD K STOVER, JR AND KAREN A. STOVER Lorie Ann Struzik TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST Condominium Ownership of The Villa Belmont 5, 1996. Condominium Apartments, by Arbern Belmont, Inc. Eppert SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST Petitioner( a) 5, 199 . MAY 31, 1996 a Delaware Corporation, dated January 25, 1984, SHERIFF'S SALE and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in DATED: 5-24-96 MAY 31, 1996 np 6/21,6/28,7/5 SfiERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #26 MY A.D. , 1996 and for New Castle County, Delaware, in Deed By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #43 MY A.D., 1996 PARCEL NO. 10-043 .10-548 Record K, Volume 125, Page 306, as amended by a ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of land N w astlo County Tax Parcel NO. 09-034.30-166 First Amendment to Enabling Declaration, dated IN THE COURT ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of land with t he buildings thereon erected, known as 229 March 2, 1984, and recorded in the Office aforesaid OF COMMON PLEAS with the building thereon erected, situ ate in Whit Auckland Drive, New Castle Co unty, Newark, at Deed Record K, Volume 126, Page 23; and (2) the Delaware 19702. FOR THE Clay Creek Hundred, New astl County a nd State Declaration Plan of The Villa Belmont Condominium STATE OF DELAWARE BEING a part of the same lands and premises which Apartments prepared by Edward H. Richardson of Delaware, known as 146 Woodland Ro ad, and Gilman Development Co mpa n y, a Del a wa re IN AND FOR b in g Lot No. 79 on the Record Major ubdivision Associates, Inc., and recorded in the Office of the NEWCASTLE corporation, by Deed dated the 27th day of August, Recorder of Deeds as aforesaid in Microfilm Record Plan of 'l'imber Farms, Phase II, as said P lan i of 1992 and recorded in the Offi ce of th e Recorder of COUNTY r cord in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and No. 7028, as amended by Microfilm Record No. 7085. IN RE: CHANGE OF De ds, in and for New Cast! County, Delaware, in TOGETHER with a proportionate undivided for New Castle County, Delawar e, at Wilmington, in De d Book 1386, Page 327, did gr a nt and convey NAME OF Microfilm No. 10775. interest in the Common Elements of The Villa Darlene Marie Lear unto . Nicholas Fan ning, J r. a nd Christina W. Belmont Condominium Apartments, as said Common BEING the same lands and premises which Forest Rudgin ki, in fee. Phreaner Creek D velopment, Inc., a corporation of the State Elements are more particularly bounded and PETITIONER(S) Seized and taken in execution as the property of C. :lescribed in said Declaration of Condominium and of Delaware, by Deed dated March 19, 1992, of record NICHOLAS FANNING, J R., AND CHRISTINA W. TO in th Office of the Recorder as afore aid in D ed Declaration P!Pn, which proportionate undivided Darlene Marie Lear RUDGINSKI interest expressed in terms of a percentage of the Book 1304, Page 128, did grant and convey unto TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF NOTICE IS HEREBY Kerry W. Johnson, Sr. and Lesli e E. Johnson, Common Elements as a whole equals 0.3094 percent. GIVEN that Darlene ALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST BEING a part of the same lands and premises husband and wife, in fee. 5, 1996. Marie Lear Phreaner Seized and taken in execution as the property of which Arbern Belmont, Inc., a Delaware Corporation, intends to present a MAY31, 1996 by its Indenture dated August 7, 1986, and recorded KERRY W. JOHNS 'T, SR. AND LE LIE E. SHERIFF'S SALE Petition to the Court of JOHNSON, HIS WIFE in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Common Pleas for the By virtue of a writ of ALS LEV FAC #25 MY A.D., Castle County, Delaware, at Deed Book 426, Page 47, TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 1996 State of Delaware in and ALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST did grant a nd convey unto Judith C. Donahue, of for New Castle County, to PARCEL NO. 09-033. 10-066 New Castle County, State of Delaware, in fee. 5, 1996. ALL THA'I' CERTAIN lo t. piece or parcel of land change his/her name to SUBJECT to a Mortgage dated August 29, 1986, Darlene Marie Lear with the building thereo n er ected, known as Lot No. executed by Judith C. Donahue in favor of Bank of MAY 31,1996 178, Block "G" , BREEZEWOOD ofWhite Clay Creek Darlene L. Phreaner SHERIFF'S ALE Delaware. Petitioner(s) Hundred, County of New Castle, State of Delaware, Seized and taken in execution as the property of By virtue of a writ of 1ST PLS LEV FAC #42 MY also known as 36 Windy omt. DATED: 6/14/96 A.D., 1996 ESTATE OF WILLIAM F. COLEMAN AND MARIE np 6/21,6/28,7/5 BEING the same lands and premises which ZIER AS EXECUTRIX OF THE ESTATE AND TAX PARCEL NO: 09-038.30-106 Donald R. Cartwright by certain Deed dated the ALL THAT ERTAIN lot, piec or parcel of land JUDITH C. DONAHUE IN THE COURT First day of D emb r A.D. 1994 and recorded in the with th building thereon erected, known as 138 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF OF COMMON PLEAS Aspen Drive, Summ r Hill Phase II, N wark, Now Offic of th Record r of Deeds in and for New Castle SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST FOR THE Castle o., Delaware. County, Delaware, i n Deed R cord Volume 1847, 5, 1996. STATE OF DELAWARE BEING the same lands and premises whi h Stev n Page 305, did gr ant a nd co nvey to Donald R. MAY 31, 1996 IN AND FOR D. Schwartz, by Indenture dated the 24th day of Cartwright and Linda J . Cartwright herein, in fee. SHERIFF'S SALE NEWCASTLE December, 1986, and record d in the Office for the Seized and taken in execution as the property of By vjr tue of a writ of ALS LEV FAC #05 MY A.D ., COUNTY H.ecording of Deeds in D ed Record Book 01 0, Page DONALD R. CARTWRIGHT AND LINDA J. 1996 IN RE: CHANGE OF 0271, did grant and convey unto Glasgow Pines CARTWRI HT TAX PARCEL NO. 10-043.10-172 NAME OF nstruction o., aD ]aware corporation, in C e. TERM OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 44 HERON COURT, NEWARK, DELAWARE 19702 CHE KO CHEUNG, Seized and taken in execution as the prop rty of SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of land LI QIN ZHANG, and 5, LETA ROBERTS N DUNN AND LEROY D 1 N, 1996. with the dwelling thereon erected situate in New SHI LIANG ZHANG, HUSBAND AND WIFE MAY31, 1996 Castle Hundred, New Castle County and State of a minor TERMS OF SALE: 10% D WN AT TIME OF SHERIFF'S ALE Delaware known as 44 Heron Court, Lot No . 70 as PETITIONERS ALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST By virtue of a writ of ALS LEV FAC #21 MY A.D., shown on the Plan of Brookmont Farms as said Plan TO 5, 199 . 1996 is recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in JOHN CHEUNG, MAY 31, 1996 TAX PAR EL NO. 11-032.00-139 and for New Castle County, Delaware. CONNIE CHEUNG, IIERIFF'S ALE ALL that c rtain lot, piece or parcel of land, k nown BEING the same lands and premise which and CHARLES CHE By virtu of a writ of 1 T PLS LEV FA #41 MY as Lot No. 67, situate on the Record S ubdivision Plan DONNA M. LIPSCOMBE, flk/a DONNA M. COKER, UNG A.D .. 1996 or Caravel Farms II, Pencader Hundred, New Castle by Deed dated September 13, 1994 and recorded in NOTICE IS HEREBY TAX P HCEL NO. 09-022.10-022 ounty, StaLe of D laware, as prepared by Burnie R. the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and fo r New GlVEN that Che Ko ALL THAT ERTAIN lo , pice or pnrcel of land Was ki, INC., Registered Land Surveyors, astle ounty, Delawar e in Deed Record 1 13, Page Cheung Li Qin Zhang with thP lmilrling th r on er ct d, known as 21 W st Wilmington, Delaware, dated eptember 19, 1974, 44, did grant and convey unto DONNA M. and Shi Liang Zhang i n St phon riv •, h stnut Hill E tates, Wilmington revi ed Octob r 4, 1974 and January 29, 1976, LIP OMB, f/k/a DONNA M. COKER a nd tend to present a Petition New astl o., elaware. known as 6 Congress Drive, and being more WILLIAM 'I'. LIPS OMB, her father, in fee. to the Court of Common BElN th same lands nnd pr miscs which 01 n I. particulnrly bounded and described in accor dance Seized and tak en in execution as the property of Pleas for the State of Rc d and France A. R ed, hi wife, by Deed dat d with a surv y by First State Mortgage Surveys, Inc., DONNA M. COKER AND WILLIAM T. LIPSCOMB Delaware in and for July 28, 1983, of r cord in the Office nfor said, in of Wilmington, Delaware, a follows, to-wit: TERMS F ALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF New Castle County, to D d R cord E, Volume 123, Pag 109, grant d and BEING th same lands and premises which Bland SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGU T change their names to convey d Ron ]d E. Brooks and Patricia A. Mill r, D. Wallace, r. , by d d dated July 29, 198 and 5 1996. John. Cheung, Connie his wifr, partie hereto, in fee. r corded August 1, 198 in the Recorder's Office in MAY 31, 1996 Cheung, and Charles Seiz 'd and taken in execution as th prop rty of and for N w astle County, Delaware, in Deed Book SHERIFF'S SALE Cheung, respectively. R NALD E. BROOKS AND 1\TRl IA A. MILLER, 738, Pag 296, did grant and convey unto John W. By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #04 MY A.D ., 1996 CHE KO CHEUNG HU BAND AND WI • E Anderson and Geraldyne W. Anderson , husband and PARCEL NO. 08-036.40-287 L1 QIN ZHANG TERMS F SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME F wife, in fee. 5452 PINEHURST DRIVE, WILMINGTON, CHE KO CHEUNG, ALE. BALAN E DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST eized and taken in execution as the property of DELAWARE 19808 parent of 5, 1996. JOHN W. ANDERSON AND GERALDYNE W. ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of land SHI LIANG ZHANG MAY 31, 1996 ANDERSON situate in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County LI QIN ZHANG, SHERIFF' SALE TERM OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF and State of Delaware, being Lot No. 218 aa shown parent of By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #33 MY A.D., 1996 SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST on Record Resubdivision Plan of Fairway Fall, SHI LIANG ZHANG £ reel No. 11-033.00-001 5, 1996. L THAT CERTA'tN' tra~ 'o; parcel 'of1 lill\d • -~\t~~~~t1':~ ~ • • It '. · f • -~~~• • • • . . ~~... ' I f. • • "'•.'.;, .,.. ~f. ••;a. .•.•.,. ' • . .• ··· · ···~··· ~·· ''/'. o ' ; .11 E :..H, 199!) • NEWARK PosT • PACE ~ I Microfilm No. 6388. BEING the same lands and premises which LYNN IN TIIE COURT NOT ICE I H EREBY OF COMMON PLEAS G. MONACO, by Deed dated March 30, 1989 and PUBLIC NOTICE DoNALD G. AINES GIVEN that Elizabeth M. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will V FOR THE recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deed1 in and AND SONS, INC. Ridl y intends to present for New Castle County, Delaware in Deed Book 963, sell at Public Auction on 07/25196 at 11 :30 a.m. at: STATE OF DELAWARE a Petition to the Court of INANDFOR Page 311, did grant and convey unto GARY L. PUBLIC STORAGE Hardwood Floors Common Pl eas for the JOHNSON and PATRICIA L. BIEDERMAN, in fee . 425 N .. CHURCHMANS ROAD NEWCASTLE tate of 0 !aware in and COUNTY Seized and taken in execution as the property of JI.W CASTLE, DE ,8720 • Sanding/Finishing for New Castl County, to GARY L. JOHNSON, JR AND PATRICIA L . the personal property heretofore stored with the • Installation IN RE: CHAN ch ange his/her name to JOHNSON AIK/A PATRICIA L. BIEDERMAN AND undersigned by: NAME F Elizab th Mallet-Prevost THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA #F020 - Gregory Slaughter • Asst. LPs, Our Family's Been Elizabeth M. Ri dley PETJTJON ER(S) Eliz M. Ridley TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Lawnmower, Sofa, Ladder, Bike Doing Floors For Petitioner (s) SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST #F012 - Stephen Wickes - 1 lire, Table, Asst. TO Over 30 Years Elizab th Mall t- DATED: 6/14/96 5,1996. Furniture, Walker, Dresser np 6/21,6/28,7/5 MAY 31,1996 #0046 - Patrick Cann - 1 Hot Dog Cart Pr vosL SHERIFF'S SALE #C091 - Bryan Mitchell - 1 lamp, Asst. Kids Toys (302) By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #03 MY A.D., 1996 #C058 - Ladonna Burnett - Stereo, VCR , 6 Boxes. 737-5953 PARCEL NO. 18-016.00-128 n 6121 , 28 IN THE UPERI R OURT 4 HAWTHORNE AVENUE, NEWARK, DELAWARE OF THE TATE OF DELAWARE 19711 IN AND F R NEW A TLE OUNTY ALL THAT CERTAIN tract, piece or parcel of land In re Mortgage of situate on Hawthorne Avenue in the subdivision of Delaware Department of Transportation FRANCI D. UOUGHTO Stafford, City of Newark, New Castle County, 4'_._ Anne P. Canby and C.A.No. Delaware and shown as Lot No. 2 on a plan prepared • liiiiiiiiiif Secretary MAR VERITE H. HO GliTON 96M-06-17 by VanDemark & Lynch, Inc., Engineers, Planners to and Surveyors, entitled Major Subdivision Plan of PUBLIC WORKSHOP ATLAS SUBSIDIARIE Mortgage Re ord: Stafford, dated June 25, 1988, Drawing No. 23469-B. OF DELAWARE, I N ., F, Vol. 62, P. 669 BEING the same lands and premises which OLD COACH (HENDERSON) RD. assign of AssiJ:ltmcnt H. ord: BALDINI, INC., and PATTERSON-SCHWARTZ & PIKE CREEK RD. INTERSECTION ATLANTfC MORT A L, Vol. 1 0, P. 544 ASSOCIATES, INC, t/a STAFFORD JOINT The Delaware Department of Transportation is preparing plans for the AND FINANCING, INC., VENTURE, by Deed dated July 29, 1988 and improvement of the intersection of Old Coach Rd . and Pike Creek Rd . a corporation recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and The project, as proposed, will provide safety enhance men ts to the intersec of th tate of Delaware for New Castle County, Delaware in Deed Book 743, tion by constructing additional left turn lanes on Old Coach Rd . RULE TO SHOW AU E Page 201, did grant and convey unto JAMES E. Displays of the proposed project will be available for public inspection at And now to wit this lOth day of JUNE, 1996, BRADLEY, in fee. Heritage Elementary School Cafeteria localed at 281 5 Highlands Lane, petition and affidavit filed and on motion of Nancy N. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Wilmington on Tuesday, July 9, 1996, between th e hours of 4:00 p.m. and Doughten , Esquire, Rul gr an ted upon Atlas JAMES E. BRADLEY 8:00p.m. Subsidiaries of Del aware, lnc. to show ca use why th TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Interested parties are invited to express th ei r views, in writing, giving rea mortgage grant d by Petitioners, Franci s D. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST sons in support of, or opposition to the proposed work. If requested in Houghton and M arguer it H. Houghton, to Atlantic 5, 1996. advance, DeiDOT will make available the services of an interpreter fo r the Mortgage and Financing, I nc. and recorded i n MAY31, 1996 hearing Impaired. If an interpreter is desired, please make the request by Mortgage Book F. Volume 62, Pag 669 and a igned SHERIFF'S SALE phone or mail to DeiDOT. to At! a Subsidiaries of Del a war , I nc., should not be By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #02 MY A.D., 1996 Comments concerning the safety project will be received at th e Office of satisfied of record returnable on Friday, the 26th day TAX PARCEL NO. 08-05.010-177 External Affairs, Department of Transportation, P.O. Box 778 , Dover, DE of July A.D., 1996 at 10:00 a.m. ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of land, 19903. I n Testimony t hat the above i a true copy of the with the building thereon erected, known as 1915 For further information, contact the Office of External Affairs at 1-800-652- Rule gr anted in the case therein tatcd, as the same Telegraph Road, Wilmington, DE 19804. 5600 or at the address above. r emains of record, I hereunto set my hand and affix BEING the same lands and premises which the Sea l of the Said Court, this 13th day of JUNE, Andrew Timko, by certain Deed dated the 7th day of 1996. September A.D. 1962 and recorded in the Office of L------PUBLIC NOTIC.E--____J SHARON AGNEW, Prothonotary the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, Lou Stein, Per Deputy Delaware, in Deed RecordA, Volume 70, Page 80, did np 6/28, 7/5,12,19 grant and convey to Timko Bros., Inc., therein, in fee. Seized and taken in execution as the property of TIMKO BROTHERS, INC., AND UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ESTATE AUCTION TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 5, 1996. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, FURN. & SMALLS MAY31, 1996 PUBLIC Michael P. Walsh, Sheriff WORKSHOP SAT., JUNE 29, 1996 • 10 AM Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Delaware nn 6/2R. 7/fi US 40 AND SR 72 LOCATION: On premises: #2800 Pine Street Rd ., Lower Oxford Twp., Ches. Co., PA. From center of NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE INTERSECTION Oxford take Pine Street across from Pres. Church. OF PERSONAL PROPERTY IMPROVEMENTS Follow 1'/z mi. to sale. REAL ESTATE CONSISTS - 2-story, 3 BR, 112 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will bath home w/attach. 2-car garage, spacious LA sell, to satisfy lien of the owner, at public sale by The Delaware Department of Transportation is preparing plans for th e w/fireplace, wall bookshelves, eat-in kitchen, DR, competitive bidding on THURSDAY, JULY 25TH, improvement of the intersection of US 40 and SR 72 . full basement, oil heat, hardwood floors , on site 1996 AT 10:00 AM at the Public Storage facility The project, as proposed, will provide safety enhancements to the intersec well & septic, situated on mature 3/4 acre lot. 75 located at 3801 N. DuPont Hwy., New Castle, DE tion by constructing additional left turn lanes on SA 72 and extending the left yr. old oak & poplar trees. TERMS: 10% down 19720 the personal goods stored therein by the turn lanes on US 40. payment day of sale. Balance on/before 60 da~' s . following: Displays of the proposed project will be available for public inspection at Sold "AS IS". A-125- Harold L. Rowland, Jr.- Bed, 8 boxes. Thurgood Marshall Elementary School located at 101 Barrett Run Road In HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, PIANO. ETC. - Hammond A-163- Lisa Barnes- 4 chairs, table. Newark on Monday, July 8, 1996 between the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 spinet piano wlbench, maple DR set, 3 pc . BR A-173 - Mary M. Collins - Mattress, too full to com p.m. suite, cedar chest, piano stool, depressi on glass, pletely inventory Interested parties are invited to express their views, in writing, giving rea old kitchenwares, lead soldiers, collectibles, some A-218 - Eric R. Selby - Assorted toys, assorted sons in support of, or opposition to the proposed work. If requested in hand tools & yard items. Be on time!!! clothes, small bike advance, DeiDOT will make available the services of an interpreter for the By Order: Estate of Thompson Andrews A-271 - Derrick Rogers - Assort. clothes, Bed, 4 hearing impaired . If an interpreter is desired, please make th e request by Peter J. Weygandt, Alty. chairs, couch. phone or mail to DeiDOT. Purchases must be made with cash only and Comments concerning th e safely project will be recei ved at the Office of JEFFREY E. WHITESIDE, AUCTIONEER #2368 paid at the time of sale. All goeGs are sold as is External Affa irs, Departmenl of Transportation, P.O. Box 778, Dover, DE 932-2114 and must be removeG at the time of purchase. 19903. For further information , contact the Office of Extern al Affai rs at 1-800- SERVING TRI-STATE SINCE 1979 Public Storage reserved the right to bid. Sale is 652-5600 or at the address above. subject to adjournment. 6121,28 All Your Dreams Within Your Means! SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER AT tpr=&f'rn_ .;;e.i:_ 1'11 i 1 BOATING • FISHING • HUNTING Three Acres Of Elk River Waterfront 150 Feet On The Elk River Three acres of land with frontage on the Elk River. ''l'ftli•l;' $279 ''l'ftli·];• $159 :·:, The original two-story frame dwelling was built in Per Month* Per Month* 1900 and has an addition to the rear and side and has seven (7) rooms and one (1) bathroom. The land is tree shaded, has out building and plenty of room for a garden. This quiet location Is minutes from Route 40 In Elkton--near shopping, schools, churches, and Wilmington. It is less than two (2) hours from Baltimore or Philadelphia via 1-95. The woody grounds provide shady comfort. Bring your boat, it's within the pleasure reach and 96 MAZDASE waterfront that offers spectacular sunrises. LEASE FOR: Preview: Sunday, July 7, 1996 from 1 :00 to 3:00 PM ~~~~A~~~ Auction ON THE PREMISES SATURDAY, JULY 13,1996, AT 10:00 AM To settle the estate of Charles H. Martin, we will sell this property to the highest bidder. YES, YOU SET THE PRICE. Bring your hammer and paint brush, there is work to be done. Do it yourself and double the value. DIRECTIONS: 1-95 OR U.S. At. 40 Elkton, Cecil County, Maryland. Turn south on Landing Lane, tum right on Old Field Point Road, and on to the property located at 2344 Old Field Pint Road (Southwest of Elkton, Maryland) Signs are posted. R.C. BURKHEIMER & ASSOC. REALTOR5-AUCTIONEER5-APPRAISERS ... "TRI-STATE'S FOREMOST AUCTION FIRM" ., ~ (410) 287·5588 • FAX (410) 287-2029 CW6119, 26.713 1-800-233-4169 N.f> 81'21, 2 ' I· '' \KI-. Po.., 1 • .Jt \:I· ~K . 19 ~ H i NEWARKPOS REAL !ZSTt\TE 1-800-220-3311 ext. 3034 SECTION v OF THE NEWARK POST SELL IT.... in the Post . tudi c~ show th at 9 ou t of I0 people who arc loukin~ lor a Ill'\\ home look to the local new~papcr to help th em lind a home in the area they ·rl' loo king to move to. The Ne wark Post has just made it easier for yo u to get those li stings in the paper. .' tarting Immediately you can put :1!1 your listings in the Newa rk Po· t RealE tate Section and ge t a class ili cd listing fo r one lm pncc. lA( Ill "TI\(, pic1ur Ill [ ~AJN Sl USA I ""Y ""'~ j6R •aA '"a"ape4 of h ou~ ~·,r , ,.,,,,23,1!' ~,- 'Ill' ;I For more details Call: I { ~~~ Jllfl,• ~ I ' "nhM,JI:• il ' Renee Quietmeyer • Displayed i11 410-398-3311 Real Estate Sectio 11 1-800-220-3311 t M A, we're ded icated to h !1 in famili r------,I" -- Please in ou r ·ommunity mana ' th ir finnn , . mor --·--·1 ffc ' I iv ly. Th·JL v hy 'v dev lope l a uperi r ! piclun· hLm c ]UiL loa n program Lh (. t can he lp y u uf I Sell My huuse fi mm e nTlj or ex p n ' . I Listing! • -end y ur child to ·oll ge. • Make home impr m nL . PROPERTY DESCRIPTION (4Lines includ in gCompany Name &#· Agent Name &I) • on olid at debt y u hav en mor a ail abl a h. :::;~ ------..,. ·1ll u l day to find out th many way i ------:::; ·a n help yo u ac hi e e y ur dr ams. ur H m quity pecialist will w rk with y u to l l p loan program th at fit y ur in ividual need and bud et. Dates to Run :------Cu t out and mail check or money order along Her ar orne add iti onal benefit yo u an xp ct: w/original color photo (no copies) to: Real Estate Advertising, Cecil Whig, P.O. Box 429, • No application fee. No points. Elkton, MD 21922·0429 Attention: Renee Quietmeyer ppl in g i '·md ' <. t nothing. ju l pick up th phon ·mel 'all u . NA~E ------SIADOOESS ______.:;Pit()!j£"'""------• up rior service. ON ______~ S~IAI~E --=N------n 'tim yo uhavca Jll Li on impl callu- f rh'lp . Pt.tiUcahoo Ne\lar Posl • ~1 ore borrowing power. D tooo • tll!!!!!!!!l!!!ll mo., ___ tili zc uptc 10 l}(, or yo ur hl me' value L) qual if I for a lo·m 0 lii' NlMl CAIIO ------up to$ ,L 00. L------~ ~ CALL MBNA TODAY AT EQUAL HOUSING 1-800-841-1982. OPPORTUNITY MB \ I lome quity _ [JCC iali L arc .. \ '<-- il~ hi ' fr 1m All rea l estate advertised here1n IS subJect to the Federal Fa1r Hous1ng Act, which makes 1t illegal to advertise any preference, 8 a.m. l J 11 p.m. M n lay thr )ugh Friday llm1tai10n or d1 scri mmat1on based on race . color, reli gion. sex, a.n1 . t p.tn. atur b y c nd 1 hand1cap, fam1 1tal status or national ong1 n or mtention to make AIBN .. l l2 no n t 6 p.tn . -un 1 CO N SU M EAI any such preferences. 1t m1tations or discrimination. EQUAL HOUSING L s E R v ' c E S"J LENDER Sla te laws forb1d diSCrrm1nat1on 1n th e sale, rental or advertising of real e talo based on factors 1n add111on to those I h•nw I qull\ I ''·"h ,,, ;n,,d, .n.nl.1hk 1h1 , ,,~h \Ill'\.\< <>lhl1111l'l ""'\ 1u·~ In • . ,, ~uiNdl.l l \ ,,1 \ l B.. \ < '"I''"·H•••n \Ill A< ,,n,unltl '-tl\l Wo Will not knowmgly accept any adver1 1srng lor real estate which 1S 1n VIOia iJon of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwell1ng advertiSed are ava1lable on an equal opportunily basis. Fo1· i 11 fo•-n•a t ion a hou t ~uh t.••·1 ising on 1 his pagt.· ... ('all l{l'IH'l' <)uic.·1nu·yt.·•· • 1-X00-220-.,311 ~ntroducing SECTION HRISTIANA' NEWEST OF THE APARTMENT OMMUNJTY NEWARK POST Christiana ~~--Farms A RENTAL COMMUNITY in the nly COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER f r the BEAR & GLASGOW AREA ..... Affordable 1,2 & 3 Published monthly Deadline July 15th, 1996 Bedrooms Apartments ------tk • Fully Equipped Kitchens • Private Entrances • • I GUID (!j~isitor's Ma • Central Air Conditioning Reach Over 1,000,000 • Stain Resistant ls l tor STourist and Visitors come Wall to Wall Carpeting to our area each year ... • Mini-blinds in all windows • Individual Storage Areas ••• GET YOUR SHARE • Laundry Facility on Site • On Site Management The MArliNE n Reach 65,000 Readers Already _.b<. _.b<. In Love With The Chesapeake Bay! • Handicap Accessible Applications now being ace pted Presents A Special WATERFRONT & WATER ORIENTED REAL ESTATE SECTION Call302-454-8656 for more information For Rates, Specials and More Details Call: ~ Cornell Management Corp. '@ 0 ~~: Renee Quietm r 410·398·3311 • 1·800·220·3311 An Updated Look At MORTGAGE RATES Get maximum exposure in the Market Place at a price you can afford. In New Castle County 4 Week Program only $150 One Week Program only $45 DEADLINE • NOON Friday for following Friday Run 426 NEWSPAPER LANE MNC MORTGAGE $150,900 456-()ne 2Y2 8 BEACH RIGHTS and BOAT SLIP accompany th is rancher within walking di stance to the Elk River. 3 Tie 2BR, 18, eat-i n-kit, 2 car garage, extra room could be a sewing room/study on 1/2 acres. Year round Home. DIR: From Elkton: At 40 to S on Oldfield 3 71fe Point Ad , follow approx. 4 mi . to Lon Elkmore Ad to 140. Call for more information For more Renee Quietmeyer information 1·800·220·3311 ext. 3034 contact: 41 0·398·3311 ext. 3034 r------~~------,Cut out and mail check or money order along w/ong1nal photo to: Real Estate Advertising, Newark Post, P.O. Box 429, Elkton, MD 21922-0429 CITIZEN'S MORTGAGE 1 $300 Attention: Renee Quietmeyer (302) 475·6969 8 /4 3 8 3% NAM ENTRUSTWHOME 83/4 0 $325 83/4 1f4 ST. ADDRESS PHONE 738-0400 CITY MNC MORTGAGE $365 ~16!~ ~~~ 456-0ns 8 3 8 3~ PROPERTY DESCRIPTION (50 word limit) MORT GAG& 8% 1 $350 8% 1 These rates effective 6/25/96, were provided by the lenders and are subject to change. Other terms may be available. These rates are for existing first mortgage~ . Points may vary on refinances. Down payment D cARD ,I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I lxP. DATE __ requirement may vary. *Caps and length may vary on D NAMEONCARD ------adjustable rates. To list your mortgage rates in the DATESADTORUN ------Newark Post, call Renee Quietmeyer at 1-800-22D-3311. L------~ I ...... P \LI : ~ ' 1 • 1· \\ \Kh l'o:-.1 • Jl '\I· ~H. I~) ~ )( ) CRUISE SHIPS HIRING - Earn 1n person or ca ll tor mterv1ew DRIVERS . AVERAGE 40K with FREE TO Good horne Black 404 432 442 grea t benefi ts Tractor trailer lab & lloxer m1x 9 month old $2,000t/mo on cru1se ships app' t or land -tour compames WONDER· HOSTESS Restaurant, drivmg school. 3 weeks full mate Sllots & wormed Good Childcare Miscellaneous THRIFT STORE wtlh children but not other an World Travel. Male/Fem ale time or 8 weekends part -time . For comprehensive program 1315· 17 NE WPORT GAP PIKE Lounge, Hotel Job placement & financing tmal s Needs large yard 302 CHILDCARE . AUPAIRCARE AIRLINE JOBS . Now h1nng WILMINGTON, DE available . Shippers' Choice . 1· 366 -1841days 410 392-5303 dtrectory, call 1 206 971-3552 wltural exchange Legal, domestic & 1nternat10na1 staff Call (302) 995 -0922 800 -874-7131 . evna s. ext C89679 tra1netl , expe nenccll Engli sh Fligtll attendan ts, ttcke t 364 WILMINGTON -WEST speaking upatrs Afford ble agents reservaliolllsls, EARN SS 'S or gt fl s New host CHESTER PIKE ~~~ 502 live -i n ch1ldcare , local coorcli ground crew and more Exce l ess and dealer program for GLEN MILLS, PA nator IS lldtko BJuy us Call len t travel beneftls For co m 1996 C II Fnendly Toys and BAR PERSON Business Opps. 410 -819 -8729 or 1-800 -4-AU Call (61 0) 459-3040 388 prehen tv e program Cllrcc tory, Gtfts today tor a tree tnforma SUN , TUES & WED, En PAIR EOE·mlfNih Pet Supplies ca ll I 206-97t -3692 ext. tl on and cata log packe t 1 thus iastic, motivated & BE YOUR OWN boss . Possible L89673 . 800-488-4875 LAUNDRY - PIT. Apply in per exp . Apply at Sw iss Inn . $2500 part -time $8000 full son Newark Manor Nursing Elkton , Md . ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOY FIT COOK & Die tary atd e. Ap time monthly, processing in 406 Home . 302 -73 1-5576 su ran ce claims for heallhcare 55 GALLO N Salt Wat er MENT . Fishing Industry . Ear n ply at Newa rk M nor Nursi ng Tank . Complete se t-up w/ Construction to S3 ,000 - S6,000 ~ /mo nth Home, Newark De 302 73 1- provide rs . Investmen t re stand Fully eqUipped . Room & board . Tran sporta 5576 . 446 quired. Software purch~se Just bought.. Over SSOO tion. No expenence neces plu s com puter Financ1ng FRAMERS & LABORERS sa ry. For comprehe ns ive pro 436 Sales available . 1 800 722-SAMS . inves ted Will self for Must be dependable & have OBO MUST SELL! gram direc tory ca ll 1·206- 434 $275 trans Good oav 642 -61 49 97 1-35 t2 ex t A89676 Personal/Beauty BIG PROFITS in real es tate. CALL410 620 -162 4 Part-Time $$AVON$$ POTENTIAL 5200- National company see ks moti ATTENTION STUDENTS Svcs . 52,000 per mon th . Sell where vated person to locate dis SUMMER JOBS & when you like, its not just tressed property . Complete 427 EXCELLENT SALARY CASHIER/ CLERK door to door anymore . Medi · training . Career opportun ity. Maintenance Posi ti ons avail bte w1IIl ou r callothe r msurance avail. 1 Split big profits . Free info .: 1 yrowmg bu stness publi sllmg WONDER/HOSTESS has im HAIRSTYLIST/ MANAGER 800 288-631 1. fnd . Reo. 908·294-2422. 394 divisiOn . Work in our air co n medtate par t time openings at CLEANING SUPERVISOR for Mana~er's position avail. AGENT : AVON needs repre Miscellaneous ditioned Newa rk, DE office . its Wtlmtng ton/Gien Mill s Bea utiful lg., sa lon. In busi GRE.AT INCOME . Cedar log offi ce complex 111 Newa rk, M·F sentatives Earn up to 50%. Sa lary S6 to S12 per hour Iluifl Stores o:;e lling WONDER ness for 18 yrs No following No door to door. Start you r hom es, dea lers wan ted . Log 6prn to 8p m, S8 .00 per hou r Hours 8 30-5 00, Man -Fn BREAD and HOSTESS CAKE homes are really hot. Protect FREE FERRET 4 yrs old . Cage to start, to S9 00 per hour af· req Excittng & pleasan t work own bus1n ess in "96 " Mu st Call 302 656-0269 for Inter products reta il exp . preferred. envi ronmen t Newark area . be 18 ln cJ Rep Call 1 800- ed territory, dealer training , 1nctu cled. Female Includes ter 3monllls, tr ans ancl good each sale .. .$4 ,000 . Full or references a must. 73 1-1318 VIew Prog ress1ve Busmess Must be willing to work early Plea se ca ll215-735 -5122 725 -2866 suooli es. 41 0 398-3054 . Puhltcallons . eve n1n gs & weekends . App ly part-lime 52,500 inves tm ent. AVON . BE your own boss . Colonial Structures. 1 910 SSCaiiSS. Thi s ad only for 785 -0111 leade rshi p spot. Connie, 1- 800-767·59 15 . Ind ependent Sales Reorcsentatlve. 508 Financial Services 454 $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE SS for Truck Drivers structured settlem en ts , ann ui ties, lottery pa youts, in ; oL DRIVERS (tractor trai ler) . surance clai ms & mortgages . rrave l first-class with Werner J. G. Wen twortl1 .1 800 386- : nt erpri ses . Vans , fl ats, 3582 fCU 's, OTR, regional and ded cated opportunities . Full ben · $DEBT CONSOLIDATION ~ fit package : Firs t day FREES$. Cut monthly pay Auto Financin Chevrolet Nissan Toyota neallh/dental, 401 K. Solo, all men ts up to 30-50%. Reduce teams and owner-ope rators interest, stop collection calls . WILLIAMS welco me, weekly pay settle Avoid bankruptcy. Free confi I FOR BAYSHORE lce:t·S$Mfti~l61 1 TliDM,PSON ments. Paid plates, tolls and dential help. NCCS . Nonprofit, CHEVROLET AUTO, Inc. IFTHIS EMBLEM ISN7 ON YOUR NEW ®TOYOTA scale tickets . 1-800 -346· licensed/bonded . 1 800-955- !ASSISTANCE IN NISSAN,YOU PROBABLY PAID TOO MUCH! 2818 . 0412 . 208 W. Main St. , West end of High St. ONE NAME MEANS MORE ADVERTISING, EDGEWOOD, MD CHEMICAL TANK 0 rivers 1ST & 2nd MORTGAGES fast 398-7770 2323 N. DuPont Highway and easy . Any credit rating . El kton , MD RT. 40 & MOUNTAIN RD. wan ted . $500 training sign-on CALL US AT 800-255-7770 Rt. #13 BIWn.l-~95 &1 ·495 bon us. Late -model equip., Full No upfront fees .. Easy pay 410-679-1500 Ins. & 401K plan . Uniforms ment plans. Great rates. Apply 41 0-398-1230 302-852·3200 provided. $40,000 + earning free today . Call 1 800 827- c8=7 Honda potential. 1 yr . verifiable exp . 8909. Crosstate Mortoaoe. Always 300 New Class A COL w/ tank & hazmat CREDIT CARD PROBLEMS? 41 0-398-4500 rea . 1-800 -535-8265 One low monthly payment. Buick Nis ans in Stock DRIVER COMMITMENT Cut interest . No harassment. BEL AIR HONDA MEANS : Top teams earn NO FEE . Counseling available . 408 Baltimore Pike $1041000/year, $2,000 sign Non-profit agency. NACCS 1 ANCHOR Ge& Bel Air, 1 Blk. North Of on oonus, '94 or n~wer 800 881-5353 . EXT #1 03 Pontiac & Buick Harford Mall Freightliner Conventionals, ex cellent benefits . Covenant 618 123 Bridge St. Dodge Oldsmobile Transport. 1 800 -441 -4394 . 838·9170 • 893·0600 Graduate students call 1 800- Diet, Health Aids Elkton, MD 338 -6428 . 41 0-398-0700 ADVANTAGE BAYSHORE Dodge-Chrysler-Plymouth DRIVERS-OTR . ADS . $1,000 AUTO, Inc. sign -on bonus . Limited open DIABETICS! DID you know ings for experience flatbed Medicare covers diabetic sup 503 E. Pulaski Hwy. West end of High St. drivers . Ass igned convention plies . Take advantage of your Elkton, MD 398-7770 als, benefits, 401 K, and more . Medicare benefits . Call Liberty Call today . 1 800-646-3438 Medical Supply . No HMO's. 1-800-394-2277 800-255-7770 ext. 1008. Owner/Operators Satisfaction Guaranteed . 1 Oxford, PA welcome . 800-762-8026/mention #2039 61 0-932-2892 RITTENHOUSE LEGAL NOTICE MOTORS JULY QUARTER SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENT The Supplemental Assessment Roll for New Castle County and the City of Wilmington Property and Chevrolet School Taxes for the July Quarter of the 1996-97 tax year may be inspected in the offices of the Assessment Division of the New Castle County Ford Department of Finance, Third Floor, Louis L. Redding City County Building, 800 North French To treet, Wilmington, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Mond ay through Friday. "Tri-State's #1 These Supplemental Assessments will become Advertise Used Truck effective on July 1, 1996. Forms to appeal these Discount Center" upplemental Ass ssments may be obtained from "Everybody's credit is the Assessment Division at the address aforesaid and . MATT SLAP good at Paradise" must be fil ed with the Assessment Division no later Here than 4:30 p.m. on July 30, 1996. The Board of SUBARU,Inc. "If you buy anywhere Assessment Review of New Castle County will sit in 255 E. Cl eveland Ave. else you'll pay the Louis L. Redding City County Building to hear Call Newark, DE THOUSANDS appeals from these Supplemental Assessments McCoy Ford· too much" between AU:gust 1 and September 1, 1996, unless the Cleveland Ave. & Kirkwood Hwy_ 302-453-9900 "We are a fu II service Board contmues the hearings. The exact dates and Kathy At Lincoln Mercury Newark, DE dealer with 2 year times of such hearings will be provided to the 1233 Telegraph Rd. 302- 453-6800 24,000 mi. warranties appell ants in accordance with 9 ~ Sec. 8311. Toyota available" np 6/28, 7/5 41 1230 Rising Sun, MD 21911 Jeep ..------..;1 929 W. PULASKI HWY. 1------NEWARK ELKTON, MD21921 PUBLIC NOTICE 410-658- Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will ADVANTAGE TOYOTA 410·620·9800 sell at Public Auction on 07/25/96 at 1:30 p.m. at: 4801 PUBLIC STORAGE, JEEPEAGLE ® 20, BELLEVUE RD., NEWARK, DE ,.7,1 601 E. Pulaski Hwy 344 Marrows Rd ., Newark the personal property heretofore stored with the 'SINCE 1925" Elkton, MD 302-368-6262 undersigned by: • New Ca~nter #A016 - Roy Benne« -1 Tool Box, 1 uresser, 1 · Geo 1 Lamp, 1 Sofa, 1 Mower, 1 Fishing Poll, 1 TV, 1 • New Tru enter Vacuum • Used Ca enter No Credit SMITH #A079- Jason Smith - 1 Hood, 1 Pr. Skies 6 WILLIAMS Boxes • • Body & .,t Shop Bad Credit VOLKSWAGEN,LTD. G~. #B014 - 1 Theresa Musumeci - 1 Small Rocker CHEVROLET No Problem! 4304 Kirkwood 1 Microwave, 4 Boxes ' Clevelanl.l.ve. & Highway, Klri FULL BALANCE $17,939 "122.- RETAIL. 51 ,350 NUCAA DISCT, $3,.00 CASWTRADE TAX/fAGS EXTRA 96 CAMARO 96 MONTE CARLO 96 GEO PRIZM '87 DODGE Dakota P/U, 5 spd., NC ...... ,...... $2,500 S1l( .4G861 $TI( 1401)1 '89 DODGE Ram Charger 4x4, auto., NC, V-8 ...... $5,000 '88 GMC JIMMY 4x2, auto., V-6, NC...... $4,200 '88 CHEVROLET Beretla, 2 dr., 5 sp...... $2,700 '88 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Ci·erra, blu e, auto, Nc...... $2,500 FULL BALANCE '88 DODGE B-250 Work Van, auto, NC...... $2,000 '87 CHRYSLER 5th Avenue, V-8, auto...... :...... $1 ,200 $12,799 FACTORY klOR ET~L COLLEGE $9.559.~ GRAD, SJ . ~ CASH/T RIIDE TAX ..OOCOLLEGE AND T.A.GS EXTRA TAX ANO TAG!' '93 DODGE Intrepid, fu ll power, auto, NC , SJK mile ...... $13,500 96 ASTRO 96 CORVETTE 96 UTILITY TRUCK '92 TOYOTA 4x4 P/U, 5 speed, unroof, jet black ...... $8,750 $TI( .400)6 '91 DODGE Grand Caravan SE, full power, V-6 ...... $9, 150 '91 OLDSMOBILE Calais, 2 DR ...... $3,995 '90 DODGE Caravan, V-6, at, NC. 7 pass ...... $6,400 '90 DODGE Grand Caravan LE, leather seats, V-6, auto, NC...... $8,550 FULL BALANCE $18,952 Rittenhouse Motors 'III~I~:O=t"'J~ · ooo 250 Elkton Rd., Newark • (302) 368-9107 -. V6, TILT, CRUISE, AMIFM STEREO VI/ CASSETTE TWIN REMOTE MIRRORS, FLOOR MATS. ABS DUAL AIR BAGS, POWER TRU~IK I .~ ll • :) ORIGINAL MS AP BUY FOR permo. x 36 mos. $15,997 Stkl/96-286 AURORA '3 ~16 ORIGINAL MSRP ORIGINAL MSRP TO BUY TO BUY 5 5 pormo. permo. 1:5,497 permo. :55,797 ififfl!i >< 36 m os. • 36moa. ,X 361T10!!. S SPEED MANUAL. ALLOY WHEELS. AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE. LEATHER , POWER I,IOON ROOF. LOADED! 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