ARI< ....• Greater Newark's Hometown Newspaper Since 1910 •••• 101st Year, 36th Issue ©zo1o September 17, 201 0 www.newarkpostonllne.com Newark, Del. Stunning victory for O'Donnell Christine O'Do~ell pulled A story in Politico.com sug­ off a stunning victory over gested that the O'Donnell vic­ Cong. Mike Castle Tuesdlly tory dashed hopes of a GOP night in the race for the Senate takeover of the Senate, since seat now held by U.S. Sen. Ted Castle was expected to pull Kaufman, and before that, Vice votes from Democrats and President Joeseph Biden. Independents. With all votes in, O'Donnell O'Donnell beat Castle by a maintain.ed 53 percent to 47 two to one margin in Kent and percent over the congress­ Sussex counties, and his 3,600 man in an election that gained vote margin in New Castle national attention during the County was not sufficient to Who is Roger Craig? past week as satellite uplink turn the tide. trucks made their way to the O'Donnell overcame con­ Roger Craig, a 33-year-old graduate stu­ First State. While the margin cerns about her personal dent at the University of Delaware, made of victory was impressive , it finances and belated college "Jeopardy!" history by earning the show's amounted to 3,500 votes, due degree that were pointed out in See O'DONNELL, 3 .... highest one-day total with $77,000 in cash to the low turnout in primaries. advertisements from the Castle winnings. Craig surpassed "Jeopardy!" cham­ pion Ken Jennings, who held the highest one-day record of $75,000 for more than six years. "Breaking Ken Jennings record is simply amazing," Craig said. "I knew that I had a 'Taste' tickets going fast chance to set the new record going into Final 'Jeopardy!' so I thought what the heck ... I'll Guests of this year's Taste of N~wark will his title against five Newark chefs. The restaurant go for it." enjoy dre culinary delights of more than 45 chefs are subjected to an "Iron Chef' style compe­ Craig, who first appeared on the September Newark restaurants accompanied by area wine tition in which they will battle it out with one hour 13th season premiere episode, has earned a distributors. Only a few tickets remained, as of to concoct two different dishes using the secret two-day total of $114,000. When asked about mid-week. ingredient. The competitors are: his strategy for playing, he said, "I made a lot Eric Aber - Homegrown Cafe of big wagers on Daily Doubles. I was really (CBS SONY PICTURES PHOTO) Peter Shade- Klondike Kate's confident in certain categories and took advan­ Erin Finnegan- Kildare's Irish Pub Roger Craig eclipsed the record of a legend­ Pamela Roman- Pamela's Gourmet tage of those opportunities to earn as much ary player onJeopardy this week. money as I could." He added, "I lucked out on Danny Profita- Caffe Gelato my first game with a chemistry Daily Double. Joseph DiGregorio -Vita Nova Restaurant My undergrad degree is in bio chem." tomorrow and hopefully keep winning!" This year's Taste of Newark takes place on A native of Newark, Craig has dreamed of "Jeopardy!," the wi'nner of 28 Emmy Sunday, October 3rd from 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. on being on "Jeopardy!" ever since the late 1980s awards since its debut in 1984, was inducted the Old College Lawn, UD Main Campus. The when he began watching the show after school. into the Guinness Book of World Records for event hosts more than 1,000 attendees under its He first tried out for the Teen Tournament as the most awards won by a TV Game Show. ' white tents. Each person will receive a commemo­ rative wine glass and menu book containing the a junior in high school but was not selected to The series is the #!-rated quiz show in syn­ This year's event welcomes Newark newcom­ compete. Since 2006, he tried out three times dication with nearly 9 million daily viewers. chefs' menus! ers Mojo Main Street, Groucho's Deli, Cheeburger Tickets are still on sale for $40 and can be before being selected. "Jeopardy!" is produced by Sony Pictures Cheeburger, Mediterranean Grille, and Catherine This fall, Craig will earn his Ph.D. in com­ Television, a Sony Pictures Entertainment purchased at the Taste of Newark office, 273 Rooney's. Familiar faces sucb as Caffe Gelato, East Main Street and in the City's Planning and puter science and hopes to get a job in the Company. It is distributed domestically by Pinang, Ali Baba, Homegrown Cafe and over 35 pharmaceutical industry. When not studying, CBS Television Distribution and internation­ Development Department, 220 Elkton Road. others will also be showcasing their offerings. On the day of the event there will be a limited he enjoys music, playing poker and watching ally by CBS Television International, both Last year's Newark Battle of the Chefs win­ movies. He added, ''I'm ready to come back units of CBS Corp. number of tickets available for $50. For more ner, Eric Aber of Homegrown Cafe, will defend information call 368-2561 x 12.

id· tlantic Ballet has a bo e n ain S reet...... 5 Com unity Day coming to the e n n the UD campus ...... 9 Page 2 • The Newark Post • Friday, September 17, 2010 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 POLICE BLOTIER DNA samples tie former resident to assaults DNA samples collected in gation included the suspect's was a match to the unidenti­ related crime is mandatory sub­ of employment aboard an oil At the time of this release, it Delaware and Louisiana have DNA. fied suspect's DNA in the two mission of a DNA sample. rig off the Louisiana Coast. He is unknown when Thomas will led police to a man suspected On October 28th, 2006, at 5 Newark rapes from October On Sept. 1st, Newark Police was brought to the Lafayette be returned to Delaware to face in two 2006 rapes in Newark. a.m. a second rape occurred in 2006. The match was dis­ were notified by Lafayette Police Department, where he is two counts of Rape 1st Degree The Newark Police the 100 block of Haines S~et, covered by a hit through the Police that the DNA of John charged with offenses against and two counts of Burglary 2nd Department obtained a warrant Newark. The 20 year-old victim national DNA database, known Thomas was a match to the Louisiana law. Degree. charging John Paul Thomas, was asleep on a couch and ~as as CODIS. DNA from the four earlier Newark Police reported The Newark Police 27, with Rape awakened by a male stranger. Then on December 23, cases. Newark detectives flew Thomas was a resident of Department acknowledged the and Burglary for The suspect moved the victim 2009:, a rape occurred in to Louisiana to make plans for Delaware in October 2006, • work of the Lafayette Police two incidents that to a nearby bedroom, raped Lafayette, LA. Evidence col­ the arrest of Thomas living on Tracy Street, in the Department, the Sexual Assault occurred October the victim, then left the house. lected as part of the investi­ On Sept. 3rd, officers from Kiamensi/Stanton area. It has Nurse Examiners of Christiana 2006. Thomas is Evidence collected as part of gation included the suspect's the U.S. Coast Guard and U.S. not yet been determined what, Hospital, the Office of the Chief currently being the investigation included the DNA. Marshal's Office picked up· if any, connection he had with held in Lafayette, suspect's DNA. Both samples In January of this year, John Thomas from his place the victims. See POLICE, 3 .... La. on similar were later tied to the same Newark Police detectives trav­ charges. Newark suspect. eled to Lafayette, La. to discuss Police have Thomas On Jan. 26, 2007, at 2:15 and compare the related cases placed a detainer a.m., an attempted burglary and interview persons suspect­ on Thomas, pend- occurred at the residence of ed in the cases. ing his return to Delaware on a female victim in Lafayette, The following month, Roadwork starts on Route 896 those charges. La.. Entry to the house was Newark Police were notified The Delaware Department Sunday through Thursday According to police, at 5:30 unsuccessful. Evidence collect­ by Lafayette Pollee that the of Transportation (De!DOT) from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. and a.m. on Oct. 8th, 2006, a rape ed as part of the investigation DNA samples matched from announced that the left lane Monday through Friday from occurred in the first block of included the suspect's DNA the Louisiana and Delaware will be closed on Route 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wilbur Street, Newark. The 19 from blood left at the attempted sexual assaults. 896 northbound and south­ The intersection improve­ year-old victim was asleep in point of entry. A major break in the case bound at the intersection of ments will consist of wid­ her bedroom and was awakened On July 20th of 2009, came in March when John Four Seasons Parkway/Old ening left-turn lanes ROAD by a male stranger. The suspect Newark Police were notified Thomas was arrested for a Cooches Bridge Road near with an addition of a fprcibly raped the victim, then by Lafayette Police that the . domestic-related crime in Newark for the construction second northbound WORK left the house. Evidence col­ unidentified suspect's DNA Lafayette. Part of the arrest of turn lanes and concrete Route 896 left turn lane, lected as part of the investi- from the attempted burglary processing for the domestic- medians. reconstruction of the curb The work will began on median, and drainage. AHEAD Sunday, September 12 and Greggo & Ferrara Inc., will end on Friday, November New Castle, submitted a bid 5, pending weather. The of $563,355.81, the lowest of construction hours will be three bids received.

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..... POLICE, from 2 was broken to a· backhoe also from the register. No other parking lot last week. A video The young woman told pedestrians, both University of parked on the site. This is the items were taken or disturbed tape of the incident clearly police how to contact the sus­ Delaware students, attempted third incident reported since in the robbery. shows a young, white male pect, but attempts have been to cross Chapel Street from Medical Examiner of the State construction began. No sus­ A search by officers showed exiting a dark colored Acura negative so far. west tp east, approximately 40 of Delaware, and the Acadiana pects have been mimed and that several boards had been with DE registration, lifting the feet north of the marked cross­ Crime Lab of Louisiana. police are reviewing video removed, and that the suspect gate to avoid payment. The walk. The pedestrians darted surveillance tape from nearby had kicked out the window gate arm gears were stripped Pedestrians hit in front of the Durango, and Air compressor goes businesses to develop a descrip- to gain entry. Employees are during the incident, causing an Two pedestrians were the operated applied his brakes. tion. · being interviewed, though no estimated $2,129 in damage. injured after being struck by However, the Durango could missing suspects have been named. Police traced the car's reg­ a vehicle on S. Chapel Street not be stopped before the front Representatives from Robbery at Main St. Physical evidence is being istration to a young Newark north of E. Delaware Avenue in end hit both pedestrians. Guardian Co. reported the theft reviewed by officers. woman, who stated that she Newark around 12:50 a.m. on Both pedestrians were trans­ of an· air compressor worth business was in the car with the sus­ Saturday September 11, 2010. ported to Christiana Hospital, $12,000 from a site located on Police are investigating the Broken gate causes pect and that she had been too A 2000 Dodge Durango being where one was treated for a the corner of W. Park Pl. and theft of daily receipts from intoxicated to drive. When the driven by an on-duty private broken femur and other inju­ ries. The second was treated Elkton ~d. The compressor a restaurant on Main St. The $2,000 in damage male lifted the gate arm, she security officer had just made is on wheels and is able to be owner of Main St. Sliders told Police are searching for a told him that he would get into the left turn from Delaware for cuts, scrapes, and bruis­ pulled by a truck. The vehicle police that an unknown suspect Wilmington man who broke trouble because of the monitor­ Ave. and was traveling north­ ing. The investigation revealed had been parked on the lot and had broken a basement window a security gate at a municipal ing of the site. bound on Chapel St. The two that both pedestrians had been was removed over the week­ to the establishment and made · drinking prior to the collision. end of Sept. 4. Employees also off with a night drop bag filled The driver showed no sign of reported that the back window with $1,519, the daily receipts impairment. Charges are pend­ ~dtttugt!e ettengerltunb 201_0 ing against the pedestrians. - Jennifer Bakry, 19 year­ old female, Newark, DE. - Katherine Murphy. 19 year-old female, Rockville, O'Donnell score upset · Okttlll~tie~t MD...... O'DONNELL, from 2 fellow Democrat Velda Jones­ Potter by a 54-45 margin. Jones- , Celebrating. the 200th Potter faced a last-minute con­ campaign. 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• Obituaries are printed free home September 7. to Delaware Hospice c/o the September 7, in the Christiana and Kathleen Maccari and hus­ Gloria Schwartz of charge as space permits. Born in Mardela Springs, funeral home. To send condo­ Hospital after a long illness. band Orlando; and sister-in-law, Gloria F. Schwartz, 60, Information is usually supplied MD on November 26, 1919, lences, visit www.rtfoard.com. Margaret was predeceased by Stella Chambers. her husband, William R. Gregg A visitation for family and of Newark, and Lake Worth, to the newspaper by the funeral Stewart was the son of the late Crawford and Jenny Shockley Sr. in March 2010. She is sur­ friends was held Thursday, FL, died suddenly on Monday director. Bennett. He graduated from Eileen Catalino vived by; her son, William Jr., September 9, in the Strano & September 6. Salisbury Teachers College in Eileen J. Catalina, 57, of and his wife Yvonne, her daugh­ Feeley Family Fuperal Home, · Born in Mineola, NY, Gloria 1940 and received his Masters Newark, died on September 7. ters, Nancy Denton and her hus­ 635 Churchmans Rd., Newark. was the daughter of Dorothy V. ' Olga Barbara from the University of Delaware. Eileen was born in Altoona, l?and Robert and Margaret Rash. A Mass of Christian Burial was (Leas) Gull and the late Frank Olga Santa Barbara, 81, of He taught English and Math•in PA on May 4, 1953, daughter of She has seven grandchildren, on Friday, September 10, at Gull. She was raised in Carle Newark, died on September 8, at Felton and the Newark School James W. and Faye R. (Gamer) Billy, Brian, Jason, Gina, Rob, Holy Angels Church, 82 Possum Place, NY and graduated from Broadmeadow Healthcare. Districts for 33 years. He served Rowe. Je~se and Jenna., and four great­ Park Road, Newark, followed by Carle Place High School. She Born in Wilmington, she in the U.S. Army during the In addition to her parents, grandchildren, Bailey, Aidan, burial in All Saints Cemetery. worked as an office manager was the daughter of the late: Second World War, stationed in Eileen is survived by her devot­ Colin and Kooper. She is also · To send an online condolence, for Econo Haul for 10 years. Stephen and Tillie Lobosynska Fort Meade. Stewart was also ed husband of 28 years, Thomas survived by; her brother, Aleseo visit www.strano-feeley.com. She was an active volunteer at Synczyszyn. She was a mem­ a member of Newark United Catalina; daughters, Heather "Ben" Baffone and his wife Temple Beth El in Newark. ber of the New Castle Moose Methodist Church. Catalina and Amy Keeler Nancy, and by her sister, Viola Ann Levine She will be dearly missed by Lodge. He is survived by his wife of and her husband Tim; sisters, Cleary and her husband, Ben. her husband of 15 years, Martin Olga is survived by her daugh­ 60 years, Marjorie. J. Bennett; Kathlene "Sister" Ortynsky and Mass of Christian Burial was Ann M. Levine, 77, of A. Schwartz; her stepson, Brent ters: Diane Grano and her hus­ three sons, David S. Bennett of her husband Terry, and Linda offered at Holy Family Church, Newark, died peacefully on M. Schwartz of Lafayette Hill, band Richard, Marie Littlefield; the Philippines, Gary P. Bennett Rowan; and several nieces and 15 Gender Road, Newark, on September 6, at Christiana PA; her mother, Dorothy V. Gull grandchildren: Ronald, Shawn, and his wife Jane of Bear, DE, nephews. Tuesday, September 14. Burial Hospital, surrounded by her lov­ of Wilmington, DE; her broth­ Michael and Kendra; great and Mark A. Bennett and his A funeral service was held followed in the Delaware ing family throughout her ill­ ers and sisters-in-law, Andrew grandchildren: Taylor, Ryan· wife Lis& of Newark; a daughter at Praise Assembly, 1421 Old Veterans Memorial Cemetery in ness. and Michelle Gull of Corona and Brady; brothers: Michael, Marla Carter and her husband Baltimore Pike in Newark, on Bear. She is survived by five chil­ del Mar, CA and Thomas and Ziggy, Walter, Pete and Dimitry; David of Newark; and eight Friday morning, September 10. In lieu of flowers, donations dren, Joseph A. Levine and Mary Gull of Myrtle Beach, special friend: Carol Merchant. grandchildren, Aubrey, Emily, Interment followed in All Saints in memory of Margaret may be fiance Maria Leviner, David SC; her father- and mother-in­ She was preceded in death by Adam and Evan Bennett and Cemetery. sent to Holy Family Church. J. Levine, Margaret A. Biddle law, Sidney and Betty Schwartz her companion Melvin Taylor. Stephen, Megan, Kaitlin and In lieu of flowers, memo­ Arrangements by the Doherty and husband William Biddle, of Davie, FL; her brother-in­ Relatives and friends were Kristen Gazdick. He was pre­ rial contributions may be Funeral Homes. To send online Hope Taylor Levine, and Joan law, Jay Schwartz and his wife invited to attend the funeral ceded in death by his daughter made to Compassionate Care condolences, please visit www. E. Levine, all of Newark; six Bernadette of Massapequa, NY; service on Saturday, September Pamela, his brothers Paul, Elmer Hospice, 702-B Kirkwood dohertyfh.com. grandchildren, Marc Williams her sister-in-law, Caryn Tazartus 11, at the Chapel at Gracelawn and Philip Bennett and his sisters Hwy, Wilmington, DE; or to and wife Bethany, Heather and her husband Michael of Memorial Park, 2220 N. DuPont Isabel Wright and Edna Bailey. the National Ovarian Cancer Dorothy Harper Williams, Jessica Taylor, Megan Hockessin, DE; three nieces and Hwy., New Castle. Interment A celebration of Stewart's Coalition, 2501 Oak Lawn Taylor, Zachary Levine and three nephews. immediately followed. 'life was held at R.T. Foard & Avenue, Suite 435, Dallas, TX Dorothy E. Harper, "Dot", Jaden Levine; step-granddaugh­ A memorial service was To send a condolence, please Jones Funeral Home, 122 West 75219. To send online condo­ 77, of Ne\Yark, died Monday, ter Katie Faulkner; and great­ held on Friday, September visit www.griecocares.com. Main St., Newark, on Saturday lences, please visit www.arcaro­ September 6, surrounded by her grandchildren, Justin Williams, 10, at Mealey Funeral Home, September 11. Burial was funeralhome.com. loving family. Dorothy spent her Sean Williams and Cole Limestone and Milltown Roads, in White Clay Creek Church life helping and taking care of Williams; Kala and Kevin Siano, Wilmington. C. Stewart Bennett Cemetery. Margaret Gregg others. Annie and Gavin Faulkner. In lieu of flowers, the fam­ C. Stewart Bennett, 90, of Charitable contributions in Margaret M. (Baffone) Dorothy was born in A service was held for family ily suggests contributions to Newark, died peacefully at his Stewart's memory may be made Gregg, 83, of Newark, died on Hockessin,DE,thedaughterofthe and friends on Friday, September · the Leukemia and Lymphoma late Irving and Mary Chambers. 10, at Chandler Funeral Home, Society, 100 W. lOth Street She will be dearly missed by 7230 Lancaster Pike, Hockessin, #209, Wilmington, DE 19801. her three daughters: Sharon Delaware. Robinson, Esther LeSieur, and In lieu of flowers, contri­ James Starkey Pamela Truszcienski and hus­ butions to the Christiana Care, band Edward; nine grandchil­ Development Office, PO Box James John Starkey, Jr. dren: Stevie, David, Ray, Billy, 1668, Wilmington DE 19899 "Jimmers", of Townsend, DE, Helen, Brian, Daniel, Matthew, would be appreciated. For online died on Thursday September'2, and Nicole; eight great grand­ condolences, please visit www. at home. He was 22. children; three sisters: Marie chandlerfuneralhome.com. Spencer, Margaret VanMeter, See OBITS, 6 ....

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~ ... ; ."' • " • $ ' ' f .• 't • ' • .. t I I ' ' On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, September 17, 2010 • The Newark Post • Page 5 IN THE NEWS Mid-Atlantic Ballet Located in downtown Open daily serving lunch and Cari Woolf, a transplant Newark, Delaware, near dinner. Check out their web­ from Missouri, who has opens on Main the intersection of Main and site, www.catherinerooheys. worked in retail fashion in Street Academy streets, MAB's com, to view daily specials New York, Pittsburgh, and 5,000-square-foot facility fea­ and a listing of weekend enter­ other locations, is a first-time tures two spacious, air-con­ tainment. Call 302-369-7330 owner excited to bring her Mid-Atlantic Ballet (MAB) ditioned studios with sprung for additional information and knowledge and expertise to opened its doors, officially, by floors. The larger studio is hours. the Newark area. Though the hosting a ribbon cutting cer­ equipped with lighting and store is oriented to college­ emony at their new location at space for seating to create an aged clients, women of all 108A East Main St., Newark. intimate in-house performance Moxie now open ages are encouraged to come Patrick Kdrstange, Artistic venue. MAB also performs Moxie Boutique, a women­ see what the store offers. Director; Sara Taylor Neal, regularly at Mitchell Hall on only fashion store, threw open Store hours are Monday to founder of MAB; and Dolores the University of Delaware theirs doors at a ribbon cutting Saturday, 10:30 am-8 pm and Ballintyn, President of the campus. The building is acces­ on September 11 at their 48 E. Sunday 12 pm-4 pm. Moxie MAB Board of directors, wel­ sible to the disabled and offers Main St. location. Boutique can be reached at comed parents, friends, fam­ close, secure parking. The new location, at 102 East The store features 1,300 302-456-1300. Woolf stated Catherine is here! Main Street, Newark, is the ily, and a few local dignitaries, For more information on square feet of retail space that a website and Facebook Catherine Rooney's Main second for the group, whose including Mayor Vance Funk MAB, please call 302-266- displaying the latest fashions, page are being constructed Street has opened and is see­ original restaurant, located in and Councilman Paul Pomeroy, 6362 or visit their website at dresses, and high-end denim. soon. ing large crowds sampling the Trolley Square in Wilmington, a member of the board, at the www.midatlanticballet.org. event. newest Irish fare in Newark. has been a favorite for years. Located in downtown Newark, Delaware, MAB is a pre-professional ballet conser­ vatory, emphasizing classical ballet training as the founda­ tion for excellence in all other styles of dance. MAB's attracts students ages four through adult from throughout the Delaware Valley. Artistic Director Patrick Korstange emphasizes a thor­ ough mastery of technique at every level. Serious dancers at MAB may develop both the discipline and the technique needed to pursue a career as a professional dancer or dance teacher. Alumni of the program currently dance at Pennsylvania Ballet, Colorado Ballet, and Colombia City Ballet of South PHOTO BY MELISSA MARSHALL Carolina, among others. Cari Woolf, owner of Moxie Bjutqiue, formally opens her MAB is also committed to providing high-quality per­ shop. formance opportunities for its students. With two main-stage productions of full-length bal­ lets each year at the University of Delaware's Mitchell Hall, as WILMINGTON &WESTERN RAILROAD well as several smaller in-stu­ e~e~wz~t dio performances and outreach programs, MAB 's students continually delight and amaze PHOTO BY MARK CORRIGAN. MT. CUBA EXPRESS HAYRIDE EXPRESS audiences in northern Delaware Mid-Atlantic Ballet hosted a ribbon cutting and gathering to celebrate the opening of their new September 5, 12 & 19 September 24 and surrounding communities. location. 12:30pm & 2:30pm 7pm September 6, 12:30pm TRACK WORK 280 E. Main Street, Suite 118 Market East Plaza HOCKESSIN EXPRESS DEMO DAY Newark. DE 1971 I September 6 September 26 2:30pm 12:30pm & 3pm MURDER ROYAL BLUE BUFFET MYSTERY TRAIN DINNER TRAIN Please help us raise m.on.ey for the September 10 September 30 Newark K-9 department. 7pm 'Reservations Required 6:30pm *Reservations Required Sign up for our trial membership, and we will donate your money to the Newark K-9 Fund. BACK BURNER DINNER TRAIN 30-dav Rlski-Free Trial for 519 September 14 Give back to our communit and et health . 7pm 'Reservations Required

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mother, Judith M. Riley of New Port Ritchie, FL; and sev­ her husband Thomas of Newark ..... OBITS, from 4 Townsend; maternal grandfa­ eral aunts, uncles, cousins and with whom she lived, and her son ther, Daniel G. Sniadecki, Sr. extended family members. John J. Trembly of Newark. She Mr. Starkey was born ·of Dover, DE; paternal grand­ A viewing was held on leaves to cherish her memory, October 16, 1987 in Newark, mother, Sandra Lee Starkey of Wednesday, September 8, in the five grandchildren; Christopher the son of James John Starkey, Newark; step-father, Michael Faries Funeral Chapel located Stape, Kelly Stape Durie and Sr. of Middletown, and Evelyn, Leake of Middletown; soon to at 29 S. Main St., Smyrna, DE. her husband Alistair, Angela Marie Sniadecki Leake, also be step-mother, Gloria Martinez Funeral services were held on Stape Figliola and her husband of Middletown. Jimmers was of Middletown; a daughter, Thursday, September 9, in the Joseph, Nicholas Gupta and his a self-employed tattoo artist. Aleceya L. Ford-Starkey of New Townsend Freewill. Baptist wife Leslie, and Sonya Gupta. He also had previously worked Castle, DE; two sons, Dominic Church located at 4519 S. Sue was additionally blessed for his uncle as an Installer for J. a!]d Demitri J. Quinn-Starkey, DuPont Pkwy, Townsend, DE. with three great-grandchildren, Premier Accessories of Newark. both of North East, MD; two Burial was private. Julianna Stape, Brayden Durie. He was preceded in death sisters, LeeAnn M. and Jayla M. In lieu of flower,s contri­ and Annabelle Figliola. PRIVATE TUTORING FOR SATI PSATI ACT by a grandfather, Jim Starkey; Starkey, both of Middletown; butions may be sent to Faries She is survived by her sis­ Prep for students seeking dramatic an uncle, Charles Sayers; and a brother, Austin T. Starkey of Funeral Home to help defray ters, Mary Cloud and Eleanor Middletown; an uncle, with score improvements a brother, Joshua Starkey. In funeral expenses. Condolence Doherty, and brother Thomas addition to his parents, he is whom he lived with, Daniel G. letters may be sent by visiting Fagan and his wife Theresa all Call (302) 737-1050 survived by his maternal grand- Sniadecki, Jr.; great-grandpar­ www.fariesfuneralhome.com. of Wilmington and her sister and ents, John and Mary Latshaw of brother-in-law, Irene and Harvey 34 Liberty Plaza I 34 Possum Park Mall Mitchell of Millsboro. She is Newark, DE 19711 Sue Trembly survived by many beloved niec­ www.newark.hunt~ngtonlearning.eom MICHELE L. MULDOON Sue F. Trembly, 89, of es, nephews and friends. Newark, died peacefully at home Family and friends were ATTORNEY AT LAW on Friday, September 10. invited to a Mass of Christian Sue was a homemaker and Burial on Wednesday, Sept. 0 WILLS, TRusTs & EsTATE SETTLEMENTS enjoyed gardening and sew­ 15, at Holy Angels Church, ~H~~~"g~~· ing. She was predeceased by 82 Possum Park Rd., Newark. @2006 Huntington Learning Centers. Inc Independent~ owned and operated. SAT and PSAT are registered trademarks of the College Enterance Exammat1on Board. ACT is a registered trademark of ACT. Inc. The College 0 LLC & CORPORATION FORMATION her husband, John C. Trembly Interment followed at All Saints Enterance Examination Board and ACT Inc. were not mvtoved in the production of and do not endorse this program. who died in 2001 and her par­ Cemetery. ESTATE MATTERS 0 REAL ents, James and Jane Fagan of In lieu of flowers, contribu­ Wilmington. tions in Sue's memory may be She will be dearly missed by made to Delaware Hospice, 3515 26 HAINES STREET (302) 444-4083 her children, Joanne E. Gupta of Silverside Rd., Wilmington, DE NEWARK, DELAWARE 19711 (302) 533-7984 FAX Wilmington, Elaine Daws and 19810. [email protected]

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As usual, the Bazaar all year by appointment for own to enjoy street festivi­ Sports, Musicians and TV The $15 advance entry fee, and Flea Market Area will be Inti. Competition groups, individuals, and spe­ ties including parades, enter­ Stars. We also have a variety of by Sept. 15, includes a t-shirt filled with attic treasures and And the winner of the 2010 cial programs. Make advance tainment, food stands or if Restaurant & Dinner Theatre for the first 200 registered unique surprises. On Main IMTA Dancer of the Year is arrangements for these vis­ you would like, you can visit Gift Certificates. For more participants, refreshments, Street enjoy dining and retail Jeremy Swift. Jeremy, a grad­ its by calling 302-368-9845. nearby Greenwich Village, information, contact Melanie and prizes for the top male specials at Main Street mer­ uate of Glasgow High School Admission is free. Donations Chinatown, the South Street Ferguson at 302-738-4086 or and female finishers overall chants and demonstrations on and Florida International are welcome. Seaport and other points of ferg67@ hotmail.com. and in seletted age groups. the Academy Building Lawn. University won Jeans, Team The Newark History interest in Lower Manhattan! Registration from Sept. 16 Please remember that pets are Singing, Team Dance and was Museum is located in the Your trip cost includes motor 4th Annual Nun Run until race day will be $20. not comfortable in the heat first runner-up Male Fitness historic 1877 train station on coach transportation. Registration forms are avail­ and crowds of large events, so Model of Year at the annual South College Avenue beside The bus departs from and September 18, 5K run & able on the college's Web for their safety and the safety International Modeling and the bridge on the town side of returns to the City Municipal walk. 7:30 am registration, 9 site, www.cecil.edu; at Elkton of those attending the event, Talent Association's event in the tracks. Building at 220 Elkton Rd. Bus am start. Start/finish at Jeanne Station, or by contacting please leave your pets at home. New York. IMTA is an organi­ will depart at 8 am and return Jugan Residence, 185 Salem Sharon Mills at 410-392-3366, Sponsored by TD Bank, Dow zation compromised of leading POW/MIA Vigil at 10 pm. Registration Fee Church Rd., Newark. Event ext. 610 or [email protected]. Electronic Materials, Dupont model/talent training centers is $59. The Newark Resident will benefit the Little Sisters and Dupont Dow. and agencies of the fashion Newark Veterans of Foreign Discounted Fee is $49. Trip of the Poor. For info, call 302- Newark "Community For more information, call and talent industry. Wars Post 475 will hold a cost includes motor coach 368-5886 x227 or visit www. (302) 366-7020 or visit www. POW/MIA, 24-hour candle­ transportation. Call 366-7060 nunrun5k.org. Day" cityofnewarkde.us. light vigil, beginning at 8 am, for more information or regis­ Sept. 19, 11 am- 4 pm at Newark History Friday, September 17, until 8 ter online at www.cityofnew­ University of Delaware Green am, Saturday, September 18, Cecil College hosts Sports Card, Museum Open arkde.us/parksrecreation or at from Memorial Hall to Main on the grounds of the Academy 220 Elkton Rd, Newark, DE. 5K Street, and also along Main Comic Book and During Newark Building on Main St., Newark. In conjunction with the Street to Tyre Avenue and An opening ceremony remem­ Collectible Show Community Day Elkton Fall Fest in downtown on the lawn of the Academy bering prisoners of war and Celebration Of September 19, Aetna Fire Visitors to the Newark those still listed as missing in Youth Carnival Elkton, Cecil College's Youth Building. Hall, 400 Ogletown Road, Community Day event this action will be conducted at 8 Educational Services will host The City of Newark's Parks Newark, I 0 am - 3 pm, $2. Saturday are invited to also Saturday, September 18, 11 the sixth annual 5K Elk Run/ and Recreation Department, in Admission (Children 12 and am on Friday. An additional am to 5 pm (Rain or Shine). include a visit to the Newark ceremony will be conducted Walk at 8 a.m. Saturday, Sept. cooperation with the University under FREE), Over 50 Tables Kingswood United Methodist 18. of Delaware, Christina School History Museum as part of at 7 pm. The vigil will be of the area's finest dealers. Church, 300 Marrows Road, All proceeds from the event District and the Downtown their afternoon. The museum manned throughout the twen­ For information or reserva­ Newark. will go toward youth ·scholar­ is located just five blocks ty-four hour period by war­ Newark Partnership ptesent tions please contact (302) 983- We have sixteen games, ships at the college. Over the the area's premier fall festival south of the University Green time veterans of Post 475. 2636, a2zshows1 @yahoo.com crafts, and a moonbounce. Community Day site on South past five years, this fundraiser on Sunday, September 19. This or www.a2zshowsl.com College Avenue. Using the We also have hot dogs, chips, has provided summer camp exciting event features fun for sidewalk along the campus, New York City Trip funnel cakes, popcorn, ice opportunities for more than the entire family. The Green cream, soda and bottled water. 35 youths throughout Cecil provides the perfect outdoor cross Park Place and Kells Newark Parks & Recreation Chicken BBQ Everyone will receive a prize Avenue then take the foot­ Department is sponsoring a trip County. venue for local musicians and A chicken barbecue will at each games, win or Jose. path down at the start of the to New York City for the Feast Entrants are welcome to demonstration groups. A food be presented by the Brookside All games and food are one run or walk in the race which court will have a variety of bridge. of San Gennaro on Saturday, Lions Club and the Newark ticket. Tickets are .50 each 2010 public museum hours September 18. Enjoy 12 blocks starts and finishes at Cecil foods. Fine Art and Homemade Senior Center and will take or 12 for $5.00. We will also College's Elkton Station at Craft vendors will be display­ are each Sunday from 1 to 4 of food, entertainment and fun place on Sept. 24, beginning at have a large variety of silent 107 Railroad Ave. The walk ing and selling their creations. p.m. through November 28. at Little Italy's Feast of San 5 pm, at the Center, located at auction items, such as auto- will begin shortly after the The Children's Area is always 200 White Chapel Dr., Newark. a big hit with Scarecrow Cost is $10. Live music pre­ Making and more. Community sented by The Sing City Band. Information booths and activi­ ties are supplied by a variety See NEWS, 8 ...,_ Girl Scout Troop 42 volunteers of local businesses and orga-

Girl Scout Troop 42 of Newark kicked off their year by volunteering for the United Way and Iron Hill Park by repainting the "Born to Learn" trail. The girls, their co lead­ er, Michael Mitchell, and their leader, Miss Jayne, worked worked on paint- ing in the trail.area. After completing this project, the troop headed Folk .Park, a park adopt­ ed by the troop. three years ago. The troop picks up trash twice a month at the park. Last spring, a tree in an empty spot at the park in memory of one of our co leaders who died in a traffic accident. Page 8 • The Newark Post • Friday, September 17, 2010 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 COMMUNITY NEWS

.... NEWS, from 7 in this picturesque maritime graduated from Newark High which will begin with on-site spending habits, and design hippies, peace and Jove and tie community. School, played baseball from registration at 9 am with the budgets. Book should be pur­ dye dominated the scene. The bus departs from and Little League to his 1996 walk to start at lOam. chased prior to study (avail­ The evening will feature Deadline for registration returns to the City Municipal Championship Season win­ Registration for the able for $14.99 on Amazon). beer and wine sponsored by is Sept. 20. For more info, Building at 220 Elkton Rd. ning the Gold Medal. Matthew Team Hope Walk is FREE. New or used books suitable United Distributors and fine please call 302-737-2336, e­ Bus will depart at 8:30 am and was tragically killed in the ter­ Participants are encouraged (© 2003, 2007 or 2009). Led cuisine prepared by the Food mail nsc@newarkseniorcenter. return at 6 pm. Registration rorist attack on the Pentagon to form a team of family by Kevin Lammers, M.Ed. Bank of Delaware's Executive com or visit www.newarkse­ Fee is $35. The Newark but his family has found a way and friends and to fundraise. Meets Sundays, October 3rd Chef, Tim Hunter, Chef niorcenter.com. Resident Discounted Fe~ is to keep his memory alive. Register online at www.hdsa. -November 7th, from 6-8pm. Instructor, Tara Kazimir and $26. Trip cost includes motor Matthew M. Flocco org/teamhope or contact Greg students from The Culinary Sports Day for Blind coach transportation. Call Memorial Scholarship Award, Wiley at 877-WALK4HD School. The evening's menu 366-7060 for more informa­ for a Senior at Newark High x'l6 or gwiley@walkforhd. Arts & Crafts Show includes popular foods from & Visually Impaired tion or register online at www. School, Newark, Delaware org. Donations can be made Sunday, October 3 - Arts & the era such as seared pork An introduction to 15 cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecre­ was established and has been online at www.hdsa.org/team­ Craft Show, Aetna Fire Hall, chops, Shake-N-Bake chick­ sports will be offered at UD's ation or at 220 Elkton Rd, awarded to a member of the hope or checks (made out to 400 Ogletown Road (across en, Beef Wellington, assorted Carpenter Sports Building on Newark, DE. Baseball Team during their HDSA) can be sent directly to from the Newark Post Office), bundt cakes for dessert and Sat., Sept. 25 from 9 am to 4 Sports Award dinner. the Team Hope Walk for HD Newark, DE 10 am - 3 pm, more. pm. For all blind and visually Book Sale Next year is the lOth office at the address at Team FREE Admission, Over 50 Live entertainment will impaired ages 7 and up who Anniversary of 9/11101 and Hope Walk for HD Tables of the area's finest deal­ be provided by Strangers, the can follow directions. This Avon Grove Charter his family and friends would National Walk ers. For information or reser­ tri-state area's newest party annual event is co-hosted by School PTO invites the pub­ like to award two scholarships Headquarters, 15 Waterloo vations please contact (302) band. Guests will also have an the Blind Sports Organization, lic to their Fall School-wide in Matthew's memory. Ave., Berwyn, PA 19312. 983-2636, a2zshowsl @yahoo. opportunity to bid on a wide the Delaware Association Consignment and Used Book A fundraiser will be help com or visit our website www. selection of items during the for Blind Athletes, and the Sale on Saturday, September on Sunday, September 26th at Church Seminars a2zshows l.com silent auction, including a trip University of Delaware. To 25 from 8 am to 1 pm at DEERFIELD FINE WINES, to Hawaii. register online, go to www. the Early Learning Center at 1-5 pm with Music by Swing Newark United Methodist Annual Blue Jean Tickets are available for blindsports.org or call 302- Kemblesville. We are consign­ City, Wine Tasting and refresh­ Church, 69 E. Main Street, $100/person and $1,000/table 836-5784. ing seasonal children's cloth­ ments. A $10 suggested dona­ invites the community to the Ball of ten. Tickets may be pur­ ing, toys (games, sporting tion at the door, 100% benefits following adult education It's time for the Food Bank chased by calling (302) 444- equipment, etc.), and furniture Matthew's Scholarship fund. opportunities (all are free, of Delaware's Peace, Love, 8074 or by visiting www. Annapolis, MD Trip (pack 'n play, baby gate, stroll­ Please join us at Deerfield excluding costs for materials). End Hunger Blue Jean Ball. fbdbluejeanball.org. ers, etc). There will be used Wines, 205 Louviers Drive, Please email Donna Hitchner Newark Parks & Recreation The food bank will host its adult and children's books for The Shoppes of Louviers. at dhitchner@newark-umc. Department is sponsor­ annual signature event on sale. Proceeds will support our Wear Red, White and Blue org, or call 302-368-8774 ext. Brandywine Valley ing a trip to Annapolis, MD Saturday, October 2 from 7 pm family-oriented activities. The get $1 off single purchase, 225 to register. on Saturday, September 25. to 11 pm in its Newark ware­ Wine Trail Harvest Come along for a day in the Early Learning Center is locat­ 10% off case purchases. The Advent Conspiracy asks house at 14 Garfield Way in Festival beautiful capital of Maryland ed at 1769 New London Road the question: Can Christmas the Delaware Industrial Park. and the home of the US Naval across from the Kemblesville Team Hope Walk still change the world? Join Guests can leave their black September 25 & 26 and Academy. Annapolis boasts a Methodist Church. the conspiracy and learn to tie gala attire at home for this October 2 & 3. 12 p.m.- 5 worship fully, spend Jess, give rich maritime heritage mingled For HD annual event. Blue Jean Ball p.m. Featuring Eight Regional more, and Jove all. Meets with abundant and spectacular The Huntington Disease attendees are asked to don their Pennsylvania Vineyards & Fundraiser for 9/11 Wednesdays from 7-8:30pm Wineries! parks, fabulous museums and Society of America's Delaware most far-out threads and blue (September 29th and October Experience the sights and historic sites, chic specialty Victim Chapter will be holding its jeans for a very groovy time. 13th, 20th, and 27th ). smells of harvest and have a shops, and other irresistible Navy Aerographer's Mate annual - Team Hope Walk This year's theme will take Book Discussion: The Total grape stompin' good time as attractions. There's no end to 2nd Class Matthew M. Flocco, for HD event on Sunday, guests back to the psychedelic Money Makeover by Dave the wineries of the Brandywine the enjoyable places to see and 21, was in the Pentagon on September 26 at Glasgow Park days; the food bank's 33 ,000- Ramsey examines the path to a Valley Wine Trail celebrate fun things to do here. The day the morning of September 11 in Newark, Delaware. Over square-foot warehouse will is yours to shop, dine, sight­ when the terrorist struck. A 200 people are expected to debt-free life. Participants work the 2010 vintage! You 'll find interactively to learn finan­ be transformed into a space see or do whatever you please Delaware Native, Matthew raise $20,000 at the event, reminiscent of the days when cial planning skills, analyze See NEWS, 9 ....

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We played well • Glasgow started its season Other varsity sports: soft­ about eighth-grade quarter­ in the fust half and were full off on the right foot with a 24- Quote of the week: ball. back David Sills' varsity debut of energy, but when it came 0 win over Pencader Charter against Smyrna. "It was obvi­ down to crunch time in the sec­ behind sophomore quarterg­ UD coach K.C. Keeler on ous he was nervous in the first the lower-than-usual atten­ School activities: National ond half it seemed like when back Khari Ngozi, who ran for Honor Society, yearbook. series but he settled down and Concord started making plays one touchdown and threw for dance thus far this season: played a very solid game. He and we lost the momentum, we another. "We played hard and "I'd be lying if I said I wasn't managed to make at least three just gave up as a unit. made big plays when we had disappointed. We've had College plans: Made a third-down completions and "We had a meeting with to," head coach Shannon Riley beautiful weather, we have a verbal commmitment to one fourth-down completion to the coaches [Monday] mainly said in an e-mail. "We have to potential All-American quar­ Hofstra University to play and against people that keep drives alive." terback, we had a good oppo­ softball. Plans to major in are very talented. We have emphasizing our conditioning be more consistent in all phases a lot of talent on our teom Sills completed 10 of 14 and practice habits this week in of the game. Dover is one of nent here Saturday, and we're Speech Therapy. passes for 163 yards in lead- playing some pretty good this year. We have quite preparation for the upcoming the most talented teams in the a few youns girls wlio game. We hope to correct our state. We know it will be a football. But my job is to How it all started: Lindsey have l::ieen Impressive at bad habits and do more condi­ tough game, but I know we will win football games. I have no started playing volleyball practice. We also have far Posr STUMPER soLVED tioning. If we complete those be ready!" theories [as to why attendance in middle school. She has more height this year and tasks for this week and weeks Glasgow travels to Dover is down]." - P,layed ever since, other a lot of team spirit, and our to come, we should have a bet­ (1-0) for a Friday 7 p.m. game. Notes: I will be tweet­ than her sophomore year hus~e and heort is what when she played varsity ter season in terms of second­ Other local games this ing from the Hens-Duquesne is goin~ to help us win half play." weekend: Caravel hosts Indian game Saturday night. If you field hockey tor a season games.' 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To Home reg., champ bloodline, mercial property swim, fish, clam, and ensure your peace of Improvements, vet checked $500 Call COLMA~ HEAVY W' VACATION/ play on the islands mind, property Inc. D 41 o 739 0013 ,. RESORT RENTALS 2250 sq ft $1200/mo DUTY SINGLE Call 443-350-0621 secluded beach dur- includes FREE title When Qualitv ave • • FOLDING CAMP ing the days and dine insurance, FREE war- Comes First! FERRETS. (2) with DELUXE litterbox CHAIR.$ 10 Call-41 0 LAKE SOMERSET at nearby quaint ranty deed, FREE cage. Perfect pets, 658-0311 CAMP GROUND, restaurants at night. perc test & -FREE sur- • Garages males, knows their light oak, exc. cond. $50. see at Maryland Eastern Unique situation vey. If you've been • Basements AKC Labs ready to go names. Sadly 1 have Shore. Leave your RV makes these lots dreaming of that spe- • Kitchens &Baths Dew claws removed, no time for them. $50 www.pfprivy.com __C_O_L_M_A_N_T_W-IN- on site all year. $1500 available at 1/3 of cial place you can • Additions first shot & wormed obo. 410-452-0206 410"776-3131 CAMP CHAIRS includes water, elec­ REAL ESTATE original cost. Water- easily drive to on Fri- • Crown Molding Tri colored Litter Heavy duty. $15 tric & sewage. 2 trail­ front pond lots day after work, & be • Porches $600. 443-350-8436 FANCY LOVE BIRD ~HORSES/TACK/ Call-41 0-658-0311 ers on site for sale. $65,000 and view lots there to enjoy sunsets • Window 1 Door $50 410-676-8544 ~ EQUIP./SUPPLIES Call 410-957-1866 or ~LOTS/ACREAGE at $40,000. Every lot that stretch for over 50 Replacement AKC German Shep- HUNTER GREEN 410 957-9897 or email ,. FOR SALE has spectacular miles, stop dreaming! herd pups. European I am looking for a RECLINER good lakesomerset@ earth­ ocean, bay and marsh Come & join us for a FREE blood lines, gd work- good home for a cond., Asking $25 link. net. ARIZONA BIG vistas. Community FREE, no hassle tour. ESTIMATES ing/guard dogs vet young Goffin Cocks- obo. 443-504-2210 BEAUTIFUL LOTS dock planned. Just See why over 230 chk s/w, blk I tan, too. I have had him OCEAN CITY, $89/mo. $0 down, "$0 one hour south of families ~ave chose!"' REFERENCES Ready now $450. Call since 1996 and at that MORAB GELDING 8 LEATHER LIVING MARYLAND. Best interest Golf Course Ocean C1ty Without th1s location for the1r LICENSED & btwn 6:30-7p 717- time, I was told he was years old. Advanced ROOM SET. In origi­ selection of affordable Nat'l Parks. 1 hou~ the crowds. Owner dream getaway/retire- INSURED 529-2457 in his early teens. rider. Lovely personal­ nal plastic, never rentals. Full/ partial from Tucson lnt'l Air- (757)665-4410, email: ment spot. Don't miss BLACK CAT- small He is healthy and ity, good ., manners. used. Orig price weeks. Call for FREE $750 410-287-1310 port Guaranteed oceanlandtrust@yaho this rare opportunity! No Job to small 7 yr old female, banded. He talks and $3000, Sacrifice $975. brochure. Open daily. Financing. No CRED- o.com Excellent ban.k- MHIC#127618 enjoys company. $900 Can deliver. Call Bill Holiday Real Estate. IT CHECK Pre-record- approved financing! spayed and declawed. If interested call 301-841-7565 1-800-638-2102. Call now for lot map Free to good home. Linda Lee 410-286- ,. APPLIANCES ed msg. (800) 631- · . · ' Call410-620-1175 Online reservations: 8164 code · 4042 pictures & spec1al 410• 378• 9219 1555 or email: MAPLE SERVER www.holidayoc.com www.sunsiteslan- incentives. 1-800-888- "'-======-"~ ------llhwah @mindspring .com 2- WASHERS $175 w/hutch, table & 4 drush.com 1262 LAWN & GARDEN KITTENS, adult for both. Call 410-620- chairs. Need recan- ~ TOWNHOUSE u 2725 ing. $175. McDonald's ,.. SERVICES cats Various colors. ,. FOR RENT BURIAL LOTS (3) ~ COMMERCIAL/ ------restaurant table & 4 Female mixed breed WASHER -AND chairs, $100. Del Holly Hills Cemetery ,.INVESTMENT FoR SAL ~-L-A-R---N-,--~ BEAGLEPUPS AKC 8 0 8 pup all Free to good DRYER good- cond poss. 410-322-7716 in ·Middle River. ANYWAY YOU TREE & 2 m 's 9wks $300 1 m home 41 0-920-0220 $2,000 for all 410- $150. Call 410-977------LOOK AT IT, LANDSCAPING 8 mo $200 ea. S&W. 9592 877-1950 443 220 4588 KITTENS Free to CHESAPEAKE • Tree Take Downs - - good homes. Litter N.E 3BR, 1.5BA, CLASSIFIED • Stump Grinding trained, ready to go. walk dist to high CAN WORK • Trees Trimmed 41 0-658-841 0 sch/Main St. $975 mo. investment properties • Topsoil Spread + sec. 410-287-9263 FOR YOU! in Hollingsworth • Mulching KITTENS Free to 410-398-1230 Manor: Serious • Landscape Pkgs BEAGLE pups. Pure good home, multi-col­ N.E. T/H. 3Br, 1.5ba. inquiries only. Call • Hardscaping bred, hunting stock, ored. 410-272-3844 Fenced yard and 800-220-1230 61 0-656-0403 • Bulk Mulch more. $1 ,050/mo. Call www.chesapeake Deliveries ~;~t f:J·. 5 ~~~o~:7w. LAB PUPPIES Akc, Phil @ 443-309-6030 classified. com 1st shots. Yellow, .. BUILDING NEED A HANDYMAN? Reasonable Rates Bengal kitten 16 wks Black & Choc. 3M, 4F. ~ MATERIALS 410-392-5175 gorgeous & sweet. $300. 410-392-4409 OR SOMEONE TO MHIC 73455 Since 1978 Must sell $350 nego. SOLID CHERRY Chesapeake Publishing, an award winning newspa~ CLEAN YOUR HOME? L------.....1 410-378-4111 END table and coffee per group serving Cecil and New Castle Counties, is HOW ABOUT table. Exc cond. $175 currently seeking Advertising Account Executives. CHILD CARE? "' FINANCIAL/ BLACK LAB MIX. 8 obo. 443-350-4968 These positions are responsible for meeting local busi­ ,.. MONEY TO LEND wk old female. FREE MIN-PIN huahua CHECK OUT OUR to good home. North . mix. Male 8 wks, 1st TV TOWER CHER­ ness owners and managers about growing their busi­ SERVICE DIRECTORY BURIED IN DEBT? East 410-287-2315 shot & worm. Very tiny RY WOOD about 4' ness through print advertising as well as website EVE_RYOAY Want to Save Thou------$275. 443-243-6917 high has 3 shelves advertising. Experience is a plus, but the key elements sands & Eliminate and storage at bottom. Debt up to 60%? We ,.,...ELECTRONICS $50. 410-287-0449 for success in these positions are a strong work ethic can HELP! Call for and the desire to provide outstanding customer satis­ FREE Consultation! COMP STUFF ~ CHILDREN/ faction. 800-899-2156. Rated Chesapeake Feline "A" with BBB! 8 wks Fans, Drives phone ~ BABY ITEMS Association old, 1st shots & worm . modems.CPU'S Moth­ These positions are compensated with a base salary is offering rescued Female. All white. erboard. $20 Call- Instruction cats & kittens for $500. 410-688-2271 41 0-398-0449 and the opportunity to earn above average income ~ adoption. All cats through commissions. We offer a full benefit package come fixed RESCUED CAT SANYO 26" TV, · AIRLINE MECHAN­ w/distemper & rabies FREE TO GOOD cable ready very good including medical, dental, vision, vacation, 401 ~ with GIRLS ~R T Exc company contribution and much more. IC - Train for high pay­ shots for $50. Call HOME spayed cond. $40. Call 410- cond. Dr , mirror, ing Aviation Mainte­ 443-206-5395 for an female. Beautiful 287-4565 or 443-350- twin I)L{!O, esk, hutch nance Career. FAA appointment to visit long hair. Please call 7461 cha co'i?Jlit wood color If you are looking to begin a career that will become approved program. our foster home and 302-690-1169 Financial aid if quali­ apply for your new u FURNITURE/ your passion, theA we want to talk to you. fied - Job placement furry family member. Please send resumes to: assistance. CALL Avi­ CFA is also CALL OR EMAIL ~ FURNISHINGS P" FIREWOOD ation Institute of Main­ hporter@ chespub.com accepting new ANTIQUE CHINA tenance (866) 823- volunteers to help CHESAPEAKE 6729. closet circa 1930's. with animal rescue CLASSIFIED $50. 443-907-7270 We are an Equal Opportunity Employer in your area. 800-220-1230 CHECK OUT 41 0-398-1230 OUR WEBSITE AT CATS & KITTENS. CLASSIFIEDS WOODSTOVE. Ver- WWW.CHESAPEAKE Beautiful, clean, www.chesapeake 410-398-1230 monter with wood. CLASSIFIED COM sweet. Free to . good classified.com 800-220-1230 Best offer. 41 0-378- ~...-_-_.....:...._. _---J home. 443-350-8721 '------' 4698 On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, September 17, 2010 • The Newark Post • Page 17

U GENERAL (50) HOTROD DTV Converter box ,. MERCHANDISE MAGAZINES '86 - '97 and HDTV Antena in/ good cond. $40 out door. $ 20 Call- 41 0-676-3684 410-836-7069

BEANIE BABIES, ELECTRIC RACE chair from ''THE all kinds, excellent CAR SET- UP SCOOTER STORE" cond., 60 for $50 $10 410-658-0311 Approx 3yrs old and © 302-584-7341 used maybe 4 times. 17" FLIP DOWN Never left the Pitcher wash basin DVD PLAYER no BROTHER SEWING FILE CABINET 2 patio/driveway. with beard wash longer of use, traded MACHINE. Portable , drawer. $20. 410-322- Recently serviced and stand $45 SUV for car. Exc works good. $28.00 7716 new battery installed 610-932-3332 cond. wiring included Call-41 0-398-0449 ------$700 or best offer. paid $500 asking KODIAK WOOD 443-350-5659 if no RAVENS CLUB $250. 443-693-2894 CD RACK 4 pc. BURNING STOVE answer, please leave SEATS. Section Carousel. Holds 120 $100 call message 248, row 8, seats 1 CO's. $35 Please call 443-309-2571 & 2. Season tickets. 40 EASY RIDER 410-441-9100 ------CLASSIFIEDS $4900. Will not split. Motorcycle Maga- KEROSENE 41 0-398-1230 443-478-9000 zines. Good condition. DEHUMIDIFIER. HEATER $25. 410-676-3684 $25. 410-322-7716 $10 410-658-0311 800-220-1230

RISING SUN, 106 ~YARD SALES Stephanie Ct., Satur­ day, September 18th, 7-noon, adult ~ clothes HH items X­ ,(TlT!nilL. CHESAPEAKE mas items and more. CITY 2314 Old Telegraph Road. RISING SUN, MD fitl!ll Ill 1343 Ebenezer BEAR- Rose Hill Saturday, Sept 18, 8-12. Moving! HUG I Church Rd, 9/17, 9am Commu[lity. Rt 896 & Furniturll, home RISING SUN, til?, Huge yard sale, Denny Road, across Great prices. Some­ from Lums Pond. Sat- decor, antiqu"es, teen 31 Carter Rd, Friday 9/17 & thing for everyone. ELKTON 22 Misty Saturday 9/18 8·4. Across from Ben­ Lane, off Rt 273 Thurs 9/16, Fri 9/17, jamin's Store. Build­ Sat 9/18. Bam-1 pm ing materials, furni­ antiques, baby items ture, toys, adult, infant & toddler clothing, lawn & garden equipment, ~··~,.Multi h/h items, pet sup­ J\M~f'amily ELKTON- 24 Nor­ plies, tools, sporting YARD man Allen St in Holly goods, holiday SIX FAMILIES: Hall Terrace. Satur­ crafts, books, & ELKTON 607 & 601 day Sept 18th, Sam- FAIR HILL; Elkton Chesapeake City, VHS. Free kittens! Rickett's Mill Rd. SAT ELKTON 64 Avalon 1. Fum, baby items 109 Green Meadow Beverages, baked 9/18/10 8:00-2:00 351 Biddle Street, Ave, Manchester Park and much more. Or. Sat 9/18 8a-3p. September 18th, goods and soups ANTIQUES, Christ- 8-2, Located on the off Rt 213, Sat 9/18 -;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij; Fum., toys and more. available as well mas decorations, 8a-2p, books, ladies & • something for Clothes, DoJJhouse North side of mens full sets of golf FLEA MARKET- Chesapeake City. everyone. furniture, Furniture, clubs, holiday items, NEFC Yard sale I flea Garage & Household toys, children's market. Sat, Sept 18, items, household items, LONGABERG­ 8am-2pm. Mauldin ER baskets, from 80's, items, crafts, books. Ave & Thomas Ave All proceeds are ..1. A.~Multi '-1·~,. Multi Pictures, ROSEVILLE Pottery, shoes, stroller being donated to 1\M'A'Family GARAGE SALE l\1'\J MFamily the A. I. DuPont 336 Street Rd ., Hospital for Chil- ELKTON 610 North Oxford PA, RISING SUN, 520 dren by the Sunday Bridge St Sat 9/18 9-2 9/17, 7AM-1PM Pearl Street, 9/18, School children. Longaberger, com­ 9/1 8, 7AM-1-PM Lots 8am-2pm, Corner of puter items, movies, of Lighthouse items! Pearl and Mason kid items, h/h & mise PERRYVILLE 427 Runn (at entrance to HUG I Sumpter Dr. Rt 40 to Summer Hill). furni­ ture, adult clothing, WARWICK Beat ti..i· ~·;i Multi 222, turn at Patter­ the Economy sons Funeral. (left on household items, col­ J\1\r~Family lectibles, books, Extravaganza Sale! Clayton) Sat & Sun From Elkton, Rt 213 9/18 & 19, Sam-? H/H, DVD's, COs, Up HUG I scale household South, 7.5 miles NORTH EAST 700 womens clothes, etc. items including like from Chesapeake South Maryland Ave, City Bridge, left onto 3rd house on left (yel------PORT DEPOSIT 24 new Longaberger Baskets! Bohemia Church low) second left off of Samuel Chase Dr Sat. Rd, 3.5 miles to St. lrishtown Rd. Sat, ~Community Sept. 18th Sam-noon. -:;::;;;:;::jjjjjjiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii:: Francis Xavier Old Sept 18, 7.:30-3:30. .SALE fiJIIiD. Boys clothes to 5T, Bohemia Shrine. Furniture, lawn and 11 toys, furniture & more • .11rorrn Sat, Sept 18th 8am- garden equipment, 2pm. Rain or household items, NORTH EAST shlnel Merits ELKTON. 233 Mel­ tools, collectibles, CHARLESTOWN handicap scooter, bourne Blvd., Thomp­ sporting goods, Trinity Woods com- turn , antiqes, col­ Church Yard Sale ELKTON 855 books, CO's. Content munity off Rt 7. Sat, BAYVIEW, NORTH son Estates, Fri. lectibles, new items, 9/17, & Sat. 9/18, ELKTON- 1859 Augustine Herman being sold after 46 Sept 18th, Sam-? books galore at .50 EAST Shelemiah Appleton Road, years. Lots of good RISING SUN 436 UMC 356 Old Bay Sam-? both days, Hwy, Fri. 9a-2pm., RISING SUN 111 hh & decor' items, Sat 9/18 8·2. baby (weather permitting) stuff! Rain or shine, .------, Barnes Corner Rd. Barbie turn, toys, View Road, Sept 18, different items each Sat, Sept 18, 8-2. Greenmont Road, day, Multi-family, h/h items, AVON, lap top, Sat 9/18, 9a-2pm., indoor and outdoor RID YOUR HOME OF lots childrens 8am-1pm. Something ale, tube tester, bike until noon on Sun. Garage Sale. Accu­ {Creeger's Home for everyone. Please kids stuff, lg. variety. <:enter) Sun. Sept. clothes + more. It's DVD's, golf equip, h/h Lots of tools, space ALL THAT CLUTTER! mulated Treasures - all here and price to come and take a look . .------, goods & mise item CLASSIFIEDS Priced to sell. Furni­ 19th 9a-5p. Proceeds Rain or shine. Bake CHECK OUT heaters, h/h & lots HAVE A YARD SALE go. 302-328-4803 more, very cheap! ture, electronics, going to orphanage in table. Lunch avail­ OUR WEBSITE AT 41 0-398-1230 AND ADVERTISE IT household, tools, India. All kinds of able. Soup and Chick­ WWW.CHESAPEAKE things, food, fum., CLASSIFIED.COM 800-220-1230 books, puzzles etc. Sell it here fast! en Salad for sale. Classifieds Work! WITH US! clothes & morel \ ~~ I i J l,.,rf, rlf Page 18 • The Newark Post • Friday, September 17, 2010 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311

W' TRUCKS/SPORT VANS/ ~ WANTED DONATE . VEHICLE: ,.. MUSICAL W' ~ y UTILITY VEHICLE y MINI VANS Y TO BUY Receive $1000 GRO­ CERY COUPONS, . DONATE YOUR Your Choice. NOAH'S ~ 64 ord Thunderbird VEHICLE RECEIVE ARC, NO KILL Animal TRANSPORTATION SAMSUNG conv 1 owner n1ce mt FREE VACATION Shelters. Advanced 42" Plasma New runs must sell $4500 VOUCHER UNITED Veterinary Treat­ bought 2 months ago ~ MARINE 1500, ext or b/o 410-638-5184 BREAST · CANCER ments. Free Towin8, & GIBSON GUITARS cab 4x4. Exc cond, Work Van. Exc cond. have no time to use P"" AccESs./ STORAGE Plymouth Satellite FOUNDATION Free IRS· TAX DEDU - it. $400 firm FROM 1950-1960'S new shocks Tonno Many new parts '68. 383 cu in 727 auto Mammograms, Breast TION. Non-runners 1- 443-693-2894 443-463-3421 2 BOAT ANCHORS. cover,stepbars, . tow $3200 410-287-1310 trans 391 Dana rear, Cancer Info 866-912-GIVE $25 ea 443-907-7270 pkg. 103k. Md Insp. $9500 410-920-5054 www.ubcf.info FREE ....------., LAWN & · $9400bo 410-375- SINGER. Portable ,.ANTIQUE AUTOS Check Our sewing machine. Like 7942 6~~~nc~ible, Non-R~~~ CLASSIFIEDS GARDEN EQUIPMEN u REcREATION Classified Pages new. $48.00 Call-41 0- ,. AUTOS ners Accepted, 1-888- 410·398·1230 Everyday For The y VEHICLES 398-0449 468 5964 Latest Job Opportunites - 800-220-1230 LeL Chesapeake Ctassifieds VINTAGE HOT **WANTED** Chrys.ler LeBaron '94 Work For You! WHEELS Clean, Pre-Owned RV's convetible. Good con­ RID YOUR HOME OF Set cars track supE J HN DEERE 311i Alexander RV dition. $2000 OBO. chargers ect. $15 garden tractor, Toll Free 888-674-2267 443-466-5217 ALL THAT CLUTTER/ LEGAL NOTICE Call-41 0-658-031 1 w/posi rear, & hi & HAVE AYARD SALE low, good cond., ask­ U' MOTORCYCLES/ THE COURT OF THE COURT OF VACUUME Hoover ing $2500. or b/o call Y ATVs AND ADVERTISE IT upright 2-n-1 bag-n after 4pm COMMON PLEAS COMMON PLEAS bagless. Paid $275, 41 0-441-4252 WITH US! FOR · THE STATE FOR THE STATE $75. 410-391-0156 OF DELAWARE IN OF DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEW AND FOR NEW .. SPORTING LEGAL NOTICE CASTLE COUNTY CASTLE COUNTY IN RE : CHANGE IN RE : CH.A:NGE P"" Goons OF NAME OF OF NAME OF JOHN DEERE push u AUTO PARTS & THE COURT OF Mamie Carolyn Anne C. Christo- BROWNING SHOT mower. Self propele.d, y ACCESSORIES COMMON PLEAS Westbrook pher GUN model- Mossy bagger, mulcher. THE COURT OF CITY OF NEWARK FOR THE STATE Petitioner(s) Petitioner(s) Oak, Shadow Grass, $250. 443-752-6898 1951 Plymouth COMMON PLEAS Newark, Delaware OF DELAWARE IN TO TO 10 gauge, 3 1/2 inch hood. $50 OBO. FOR THE STATE AND FOR NEW Carolyn Soffar Anne chamber, invector Morgan 41 0-378-4282 OF DELAWARE IN Traffic Committee CASTLE COUNTY Westbrook Cloud choke, make offer ~ TOOLS AND FOR NEW Meeting Notice IN RE: CHANGE NOTICE IS HERE­ NOTICE IS HERE­ 443-350-4541 CASTLE .COUNTY OF NAME OF BY GJ,¥J;:N that BY GIVEN that Anne Pramod Reddy BIKE WOOD shop tools IN RE: CHANGE The Traffice Committee will meet on Tues­ Mamie Carolyn C. Christopher OF NAME OF Vangeti Girls, 20 inch schwinn for sale. Best offer. day, September 21 , 2010, at 5:00 p.m. in the Westbrook Intends to present Amy Lynn Wilson Police Department upper level conference Petitioner(s) Intends to present a Petition to the Delight, excellent con. Call for details. Petitioner(s) TO $15 410-658-0311 443-910.-5722 room to discuss the following: a Petition to the court of Common TO 1. Request for a three-way stop sign at Edjil Pramod Vangeti court of Common Pleas for the State ea Amy Lynn Monsen Drive and 400 Douglas D. Alley Drive. NOTICE IS HERE- Pleas for the State of NOTICE IS HERE- 2. Request to prohibit u-turns northbound BY GIVEN that of Delaware in and CHESAPEAKE BY GIVEN that Amy Pramod Reddy . TRANSMISSION and southbound on New London Road at Delaware in and for New Castle CLASSIFIED Lynn Wilson Fremont Road/Country Club Drive. Vangeti for New Castle County, to change From "98 Camry. $800 Intends to present Intends to present ng- OBO. 443-350-1457 3. Newark Transporation Plan presentation County, to change his/her name to toh model · 572 BDL HAS IT ALL a Petition to the by WILMAPCO a Petition to the his/her name to Car­ Anne Morgan Cloud court of Common Field Master. 22 pump 410·398·1230 CLASSIFIEDS court of Common The Traffice Committee may add items to the olyn Sotfar West­ Anne G. Pleas for the State agenda at the time of the meeting and make Pleas for the State brook Christopher action rifle, $350 Call 410_398-1230 of 410-272-6029 800-220-1230 of recommendations to the City Manager on all Mamie Carolyn Petitioner 800-220-1230 Delaware in and issues discussed. Delaware in and Westbrook RAVENS FANS WWW.CHESAPEAKE . WEBSITE AT for New . Castle Any questions regarding the above topics for New Castle Petititioners np 917,24,10/1 Ravens Coca Cola CLASSIFIED.COM WJr_'Zis~~~~~E~~E County, to change may be directed to Chief Paul Tiernan of the County, td change np 9/3,10,17 2187961 his/her name to Amy Newark Police Department at 366-7104 prior his/her name to 2185120 1996Inaugural. $10- 6 Seasonpacks, -~======--======Lynn Monsen. to the meeting. Pramod Vangeti · $30 per case. Also Cal LEGAL NOTICE Amy Lynn Wilson np 9/17 2188696 Pramod Vangeti Petitioner Petitioner Ripken Record break- ;:====::::~::::;=;::;::::;::;::;:===::::; ing year Cokes 1995 LEGAL NOTICE 443-350-4541 CITY OF NEWARK np 9/10,17,24 np 9/3,10, 17 DELAWARE 2186828 one of these local dealers 2185123 RIFLE. 1903 A-3 CITY COUNCIL LEGAL NOTICE Springfield 30:6. Spo- PUBLIC HEARING Bravo Brio Restaurant Group, Inc. has on terized scope, Monte NOTICE and drive home happ~ THE COURT OF THE COURT OF September 13, 2010 applied with the Alco­ Carlo Packmar walnut holic Beverage Control Commissioner for a stock. Like new. $800 August 23, 2010- 7:00P.M. COMMON PLEAS COMMON PLEAS . FOR THE STATE FOR THE STATE Restaurant liquor license that includes Sun­ OBO. Call Charlie VOLKSWAGEN day and a Patio permit that permits the Jones 410-248-2155 Pursuant to Section 402.2 of the City Char- OF DELAWARE IN OF DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEW AND FOR NEW sales, service and consumption of alcoholic ter of the Code of the City of Newark, beverages on the premises where sold. SCHWINN electric Delaware, notice is hereby given of a public CASTLE COUNTY CASTLE COUNTY ·IN RE: CHANGE 9nlitlt IN RE : CHANGE Additionally, the applicant is requesting r a scooter, 15MPH, like hearing at a regular meeting of the Council in variance to Rule 43.1 to permit external new, $235. Brunswick the Council Chamber at the Municipal Build- OF NAME OF VOLKSWAGEN,LTD. OF NAME OF Alicia Renee 4304 Kirkwood Hlghwa.y, Michelle Leah Nor- speakers for background dining music on the 4x7 pool table ing, 220 Elkton Road, Newark, Delaware, on patio, at the premises located at 305 Chris­ w/antique pool light. September 27, 2010 at 7:00 p.m., at which Hobbs ton Petitioner(s) WilMINGTON, DE Petitioner(s) tiana Mall Road., Space 133, Newark, DE $300. time the Council will consider for Second 19702. Persons who are against this appli­ 410-322-7716 Reading and Final Passage the following TO TO Alicia Renee 302-998-0131 Michelle Leah cation should provide written notice of their proposed Ordinance: . Emory Kappauf objections to the Commissioner. For the Bill10-14- An Ordinanc~ Amending Drivers wanted '" ~ SEASONAL NOTICE IS HERE­ NOTICE IS HERE­ Commissioner to be required to hold a hear­ Ch.16, Garbage, Refuse and Weeds, Code BY GIVEN that Ali­ BY GIVEN that ing to consider additional input from· persons of the city of Newark, Delawflre, By Revising cia Renee Hobbs Michelle Leah Nor­ against this application, the Commissioner SINGING, dancing the Collection Schedule and Fees To Be Intends to present ton must receive one or more documents con­ Santa, in box, $10. Charged and Exemptions To Be Granted to a Petition to the Intends to present taining a total of at least 10 signatures of res­ Singing, tooting Certain Categories of Non-Residential Cus­ court of Common a Petition to the idents or property owners located within 1 moose, in . box, $10. tomers Pleas for the State court of Common mile of the premises or in any incorporated Fiber-optic pointsetta, . Bill10-16- An Ordinance Amending of Pleas for the State areas located within 1 mile of the· premises. works, $20. Ch . 25, Sewers, Code of the City of Newark, Delaware in and of The protest (s) must be filed with the Alco­ 41 0-378-3381 Delaware, By Deleting Sewer Unit Charges for New Castle Delaware in and holic Beverage Control Commissioner at the as Reflected in the Code. County, to change for New Castle 3rd floor, Caravel State Office Building, 820 Bill 10-20- An Ordinance Amending his/her name to Ali­ County, to change North French Street, Wilmington, DE 19801 . Ch. 26, Streets, Code of the City of Newark, cia Renee Emory his/her name to The protest(s) must be received by the Com­ Delaware, By Extending the Time To Lana Emory Michelle Leah Kap­ missioner's office on or before October 14, Remove Snow and Ice From Sidewalks and Petitioner pauf 2010. Failure to file such a protest may Private Property; and Revising the Enforce­ Michelle Leah result in the Commissioner considering the· ment and Penalty. np 9/17,24,10/1 Norton application without further notice, input, or Patricia M. Fogg, CMC 2188818 Petitioner hearing. If you have questions regarding this City Secretary matter please contact the Commissioner's np 9/10,17,24 Office. 2189387 .- np 9/17 2186834 np 9/17,24,10/1 2188807 l On the'Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, September 17, 2010 • The Newark Post • Page 19 J l I I _.,. I I I I <

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PAID ADVERTISEMENT Roadshow Begins Next week in Newark!

By Jason Delong Got Gold? Next week, visitors can cash in on antiques, collectibles, I would go through the change in my - Treasure Hunters Roadshow parents grocery store looking for rare STAFF WRITER gold, silver, coins or just about anything that is old. dates and errors. Once, I found a silver Roadshow and for good reason. American Flyer, Marklin and others collectors." quarteF that I sold for $300.00. Not bad Clean out your attics, closets and Record gold prices have Roadshow have the potential to. fetch high' prices. When expert Tom Fuller was asked for an 8 year old." lock boxes, because the Roadshow guests cashing in on broken jewelry or Davis also stressed, "Toys with boxes what he enjoyed most about working Fuller went on to explain that any U.S. is coming to' Newark next week. jewelry they don't wear anymore with and in mint condition bring sensational at the Roadshow, he was quick to coins dated 1964 and before are most Roadshow experts will be in town our "fair and honest" purchase offers. prices. Most of the toys that come to answer "Old coins and paper currency. sought after by collectors. Coins made examining antiques, collectibles, gold The Roadshow encourages anyone the Roadshow are not in perfect shape For as long as I can remember I have before I 964 are 90% silver and valuable and silver. planning a visit to take a minute and but can still bring good prices from been fascinated with collecting coins. because of the silver content or could be While the Roadshow will accept examine their jewelry-box or their lock worth even more if one happens to be a anything that's old, they will be box at the bank and gather anything rare date. "We help people sort through focusing on gold and silver coins that's gold. If a guest is not sure _if their coins for unique dates. We buy all dated 1964 and before, military items; something is gold, bring it anyway types of coins at the Roadshow from toys and trains, musical instruments, and the Roadshow staff will test it wheat pennies to buffalo nickels, which pocket and wrist watches. Scrap gold for free . Other gold items of interest include gold coins, gold ounces, gold "Ifyou go to the Roadshow, "US. coins dated 1964 and proof sets and dental gold. you can cash-in your items before are most sought after Other types of items Roadshow experts hope to see include old for top dollar. Roadshow by collectors. Coins made toys and train sets. Archie Davis, before 1964 are 90% silver roadshow toy expert spoke about representatives will be and valuable because of some of the top toys getting great available to assess and offers. ·"Old tin windup toys from tqe purchase your items at the silver content or could late 1800's thfough the 1960's are be worih even more if one in great demand now." sai9 Davis, the Howard Johnson, happens to be a rare date. " "Especially those that are character . next Tuesday through next related. Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, is expected to be a popular category the Flintstones or any character toys Saturday in Newark." this week due to soaring gold prices. are sought. Old Buddy L toys from ' Expert buyers for the Roadshow the 1920's to 1960's are in demand." Above • A guest listens in as Mike Delong estimates are valuable from one coin to an entire have noticed a tremendous ·increase Basically any toys made before 1965 and tells about the values of his coin collection. truckload. See you at the Roadshow." ~in~th:e~am~ou:n~t~o~f~go~l:d~c~o:m~in~g~t:o~t~h:e~~ar~e:w::an~t:e~d-~T~r:a~in~s:e~ts~m~ad~e~- b~y~L~l~·o:n:el~,~~::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ sai~d-F~u-ll~e-L ~·~~~-=--~~--==

our International Collectors Association members are looking tor the following tvoes ot items. www.treasurehuntersroadshow.com • COINS Any and all coins dated 1964 and before. This includes all silver and gold coins, dollars, half dollars, quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies. All conditions wanted!

• GOLD. Sll VFR & JEWElRY PRICES AT 40 YEAR HIGHS! for platinum, gold and silver during this event. Broken Jewelry, -dental gold, old coins, pocket watches, Kruggerands, Gold Bars Canadian Maple Leafs, Gold, Silver, Platinum, diamonds, rubies, sapphires and all types of stones, metals, etc. Rings, bracelets, necklaces, all others including broken jewelry. Early costume jewelry wanted.

• WATCHES & POCh.ET WATCHES Rolex, Tiffany, Hublot, Omega, Chopard, Cartier, Philippe, Ebel, Waltham, Swatch, Chopard, Elgin, Bunn Special, Railroad, Hamilton, all others. Gold and Coin Prices • TOYS, TRAINS & DOLLS All types of toys made before 1965 including: Hot High, Cash In Now Wheels, Tonka, Buddy L, Smith Miller, Nylint, Robots, battery toys, Mickey "It's a modem day gold Mouse, all other toys - Train sets, all gauges, accessories, individual cars, rush," said Treasure Hunters Marklin, American Flyer, Lionel, Hafner, all other trains -Barbie Dolls, GI Joe, Roadshow Jeff Parsons. Shirley Temple, Characters, German, all makers accepted. ·

• MiliTARY ITEMS & SWORDS Gold is now trading near 40 Civil, Revolutionary, WWI, year highs, and you can cash WWII, etc. Items of interest in at the Treasure Hunters include swords, badges, clothes, photos, medals, knives, gear, Roadshow. All types of gold are letters, etc. wanted, including gold coins, Krugerrands, Maple Leafs, • ADVERTISING ITEMS and other gold bars, etc. All Metal and Porcelain sign_s, gas All sports memorabilia is in high demand including: gold jewelry, including broken companies, beer and liquor Pre 1970's baseball cards; autographed baseballs, foot­ jewelry is accepted. Anything makers, automobile, implements, balls & basketballs; jerseys; signed photos; etc ... etc. gold and silver is wanted.