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87th Year, Issue 23 © 1997 June 27, 1997 Newark, Del. • 50¢ 1 ~ -- - Rental THIS WEEK permit fee , IN SPORTS doubles RICE By MARY E. PETZAK NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER
FOllOWS EWARK CITY COUNCIL approved an ordinance on FATHER'S NMonday night to double a rental permit fee despite accu. atioQ that their actions were ··. illy'' and' FOOTSTEPS. unfair to both landlords and tenants. 15 Under consideration wa a bill to raise the annual fee for single-farnily ' type dwelling or duplexe · from $150 · IN LIFESTYLE to $300. The $35 annual fee for multi '• family dwelling will go to $55. The amount of the increase wa deliberate ly calculated to cover los es to the city when enforcing the building code'in FAME AND rental s. According to city manager Carl FORTUNE< Lu ft , between I994 and I 997, costs for WAfTING See RENTALS, 13 ..... ONQVC. 8 'COPS IN THE NEWS MORE' GoRE HONORED allowing FOR LIFETIME more cops ' OFYWCA EWARK POUCE were among four Delaware agencies haring N nearly $500,000 in redeploy WORK. 4 ment grant recently under the Biden Crime Bill. The program called COPS MORE is de igned to allow police to do more community policing. "COPS MORE allow police departments to put more cop on the treet serving the public, IRON Hill instead of behind a de. k pu hi n.g paper," sa id Biden , adding that the pro EXPANDS ject wa part of hi s pledge to pul NEWARK POST STAFF PHOTO BY KELLY BENNETI I00,000 more police on treet across the United States. BREWING Officer David Martin said the GoNE FISHIN' $93 075 allotted to Newark will be matched with an e timated $31,000 CAPACITY. Arnold Saunders casts his line into White Clay Creek on Wednesday. He came out to the creek to from the city. "We plan to use the 5 keep cool and enjoy the weather. See COPS, 12 .....
INDEX NEWS 1·5 Sexual assaults on c~eds may be related POLICE BLOTTER 3 By MARY E. PETZAK a man asked for direction to a man who kidnapped and attempted attempted to . exually assault her. OPINION 6 campus location. During the con to a sault a coed on May 21. The woman wa able to fight off LIFESTYLE 8 NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER ver ation, the u pect grabbed the In the earlier incident, a 24- the attack and flee to jogger woman' brea t. The woman man year-old female student told police along Creek Road who called THE ARTS 9 EWARK POLICE believe aged to escape without injury and that she was walking east on police. DIVERSIONS 10 sexual a ault on two dif the man fled in a mall, black Elkton Road around 12:30 p.m. Davi aid police advi e Nferent Univer ity of pickup truck. when a white male approximately women not to allow stranger to CROSSWORD PUZZLE 11 Delaware coeds in the past month Davis aid the suspect in the 19 years of age approached her. get· close ~nough to grab them SPORTS 15·18 may be related. second incident, described as a The suspect lured her into his when engaged in conversation in According to media officer white male in his early 20s, 5 feet, dark gray vehicle on the pretense this way. COMMUNITY · 19 Curt Davi , a female student was 10 inches tall with a thin build, of needing direction . Anyone with infonnation about REAL ESTATE 20 walking on New London Road blonde hair and bl~e eyes, He then drove her to a ecluded either incident is a ked to call around 6:30 p.m. on June 17 when matched the de cription of the Newark Police at 366-7111. CLASSIFIEDS 21·28 area on Creek Road where he t '"' " I " • ,J PAcE 2 • NEwARK PoST • JuNE 27, 1997
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Mary Petzak. store burglarized Phone: (302) 737-0724 Firsts Facsimile: (302) 737-9019 ;k - Siltg/e Drunken teen Sometime overnight on June e-mail: [email protected] , Chairs 17-18 an unknown person or On the lntemet: http://ncbl.com/posV breaks into porch persons kicked out the glass in To subscribe: Call737-0724 or 1-BQ0-220- seconds a rear doo~ at Newark Bagel on 3311. Cost is $15.95 per year to'New Castle · On June 20 around 1: 10 East Main Street. An undis County addresses. To begin a subscription, * a.m. a resident on Arbour clo~ed ~ount of money was simply call. · Drive found a 16-year-old taken from the cash register j To place a classified: Call1-800-220-1230 * Sets male, who appeared intoxicat and the tip jar. Police are inves- . o4d. ~ To place a display ad: Call 737-0724. ed, itting in a chair after the tigating. ~he HE STAFF of the Newark Post is anxious to assist cotofs ./ youth broke into screened porch of the home. The resi Treaders and advertisers. Reporters, writers, edi * dent told police the boy had Teen robbed tors and salespeople can be contacted as listed * Child~ come to the front door of the at knifepoint below: Bar Clz . -e~s home and been told he did not James B. Streit, Jr. is the publisher of stools lltrs belong there about I 0 minute. On June 18 around 1 J: 15 the Newark Post. He sets policies and before he broke into the p.m., in the Newark Shopping manages all departments in the Newark office. Call him at 737-0724. porch. Police said the boy, Center, a - 17-year-old male allegedly threatened a 15 - Mary E. Petzak is the associate editor. * who was conscious but disori She reports on government, education '* Pedestal ented, was charged with crim year-old male -with a knife and police news. She can be contacted.. Extension inal mischief, criminal tres and · removed $3 from the - at 737-0724. rcibtes · !/~hies pass and underage con ump younger boy's pocket. The Marty Valania prepares the tion. suspect was charged with rob sports pages of this newspaper. The bery and possession of a sports editor is seldom in the office, weapon · during the commis however, he checks in fre,.quently. Leave 300 oil sion of a felony. messages for Marty at 737-0724. Kelly Bennett is the Newark Post's staff filters taken photographer and production editor. Newark Police report that Alcohol arrests at Among his assignments is coordinating the entire staff's work and assembling it on June 22 around 8:15 p.m. a shopping center onto the news pages each week. Call him t:...... a..!:'l unknown suspect stole 300 oil at 737-0724. filters valued at $900 from the On June 7 around 11:15 p.m., Newark Police arrested Julia R. Sampson is the office manager 896 Gulf Station on South and editorial assistant who processes College Avenue. The uspect, Heather Marie Steele, 20, and most press releases. She prepares obitu Kenton Chair Shop described as a white male with Lisa Ann Pojerowski, 18, for aries and the Diversions calendar. Julia brown hair, in his 50s, 5 feet, underage possession after also writes feature and news stories. I 0 inches tall and 180 po~nds, they were found sitting in a Contact her at 737-0724. 302-653-2411 fled in a green sedan. vehicle at the Newark Phil Toman has been the paper's arts 1/4 mile northwest of light in Kenton, DE on Delaware Rt. 42 Shopping Center with 20- editor since 1969. Well-known in the ounce bottles of St: Des · arts community, he writes his weekly Home entered Special Brew, an alcoholic column from his Newark home. Leave during day beverage. messages for him at 737-0724: On June 20 around 11 p.m. Other contributing writers include Jack Bartley, Sometime between ll :30 three teenage boys, I 6, I 8 and Elbert Chance, Marvin Hummel, Ruth M. Kelly, Patricia a.m. and 2:10 p.m. on June 19 20 years, were charged with A. Koly, James Mclaren and Shirley Tarrant. Leave messages for them at 737-0724. an unknown person or persons underage consumption after pulled the screen out of a din police found they had con '! Tina Wlnmill is the Newark Posfs ing room window in a resi sumed alcoholic beverages in advertising director and manages the local sales team . She can be reached dence on Country Club Drive. the parking lot of the shop ~liii&,...J at 1·800·220-3311. Police said it appeared the ping center. unknown person exited through Jim Galotf services advertising clients in the south Newark, Bear, Glasgow and Routes 40/13 area . Call him at 737- 0724. Bob Leake sells advertising in the greater Newark jULY 41H TRASH area. He can be reached simply by calling 737-0724. linda Streit is the advertising assistant. She can assist callers with questions COILECfiON QIANGFS. ut advertising rates, policies and .. • • ••.:C" ~.... ~ ...~ :.' if~J.. " fti ,...'! ...... lines. Call her at 137-:tl724. For the holiday celebrated on Friday, July 4, trash nor mally collected on Friday will be collected on Thursday, Other advertising reps include Demps Brawley, July 3. Trash usually collected on Thursday, July 3 will be Julie Heffner, Kay P. McGlothlin , Renee collected on Wednesday, July 2. There will be no to Quietmeyer, Jerry Rutt and Kim Spencer. Bonnie change Lietwiler is the classifieds advertising manager. Monday's trash collection schedule. Her staff includes Kathy Beckley, Chris Bragg, Shelley Dolor, Jacque Minton, Sonni Salkowski and Nancy Tokar. - Our circulation manager is Bill Sims. Abby Johnson, left, handles Newark s Post subscriptions. Call her at 1-800- 220-3311 . VOICE STAR u The Newark Post is fJUblished Friday by Chesapeake Publishing Corporation. News and C I· I .1.1 I . \1~ • P \ L I· I~" • \ 0 I< F \1 \ II. local sales offices are located in the Rohscolt B Building, 153 E. Chestnut Hili Rd., Newark, DE 19713. 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Centers, New Sets, Trim Ri Thousands In Stock! of YWCA volunteer work New & Used Tires By CHRISTl MILLIGAN "There are people that need help, minister; Valerie Trammel, who has are confused, and don't know worked in the administration of Wendy (302) 369·1044 SPECIAL TO THE NEWARK POST where to go," explained Gore, who Wilmington Mayor Jame Sills; and in 1935 was among YWCA workers Nicole Bras field and Mindy Cole, When Genevieve W. Gore was a who assisted women and children graduates of YWCA programs. girl of 12, he took her first swim stranded at th Salt Lake City rail The Fund for Women was also Something terrible happens when you ming les on at the YWCA in Salt road station when soldiers were recognized by theY for its generous do not advertise: Nothing! Call 737·0724 Lake City, Utah. More than 70 given priority eat . "And I'm terri gifts to the Y' endowment fund. years later, Gore and others like her bly proud to be part of the YWCA." The $100 nomination fee will be are teaching lessons of their own, In 1996, the YWCA launched used toward the Y's objective of backed by the Young Womens the "Women of the Next Century" raising $100,000 in 1997 for the Christian Association of New honor program as a way for moth continuation of programs and ser Castle County. ers, wives, sisters and daughters vices. Gore, who together with her late - many of them nominated by a "We wanted to recognize those husband co-founded W.L. Gore & family member or business - to women who have left a legacy as Associates, Inc., in Newark, was be recognized as having made a well as those who will leave a lega one of ix "Women of the Next contribution to their families, cy," explained YWCA board presi Century" honored al a YWCA their community, or their work dent June Cohen. reception on June 22. As the fea place. The YWCA is a non-profit, tured peaker for the event, Gore Honoree thi year in addition to multi-service women's membership reminisced about her affiliation Gore included: StateR presentative organization that strives to empow with the Y, which has spanned Jane Maroney; Ethel Mae Cooper, er women and eliminate racism. three-quarters of a century. Delaware's first female Baptist Liberty Day to bring fireworks Next Friday's Liberty Day cele Clay Tributary, and Broadway ball field on South College bration and July 4th fireworks in Bound. Puppeteer Loi Young and Avenue. Newark will start with the tradi the Juggling Hoffmans will also Free parking for fireworks will tional Lown picnic at White Clay appear. be available in all the University Creek State Park. Food, beverages, Parking is available at the park, athletic complex lots and in SHOP Noon to 3:00p.m crafts, a flea market, barrel train and a free shuttle will run through Chrysler lot #2. rides and carnival games are out the day from the University of For further information call the Receive 40% Off planned from II a.m. to 5 p.m. at Delaware's Clayton Hall. on Route Leisure hotline at 366-7147 or the the park on Route 896. 896. parks and recreation department at All Clothing Musical entertainment will Beginning at dusk, the city of 366-7060. include performances by the Newark will present fireworks at SHOP 3:00p.m to 6:00p.m Newark Community Band, White the Univer ity of Delaware foot- Receive 30% Off All Clothing SHARE ADREAM host an exchange student from CONSOliDATE DEBT! All Delaware & Delaware County Low rateG &low paymentG 1\etalD 1 .i!fJre (' UJWUOns1 ~M.~: ... Ill Scandanavia, Europe, South America, Asia or Russia. Own Other Programs NEWARK - 140 EAST MAIN STREET spending money and insurance. NO EQUITY, NO PROBLEM e • • • • • AlSO It NEW CASTLE - AIRPORT PlAZA, RT.I3 Upto35K QR -tr Equity loans 1OOK up I= CLAYMONT - 2701 PHILADELPHIA PIKE Call AISE 1-800-SffiLING to 100% LlVt ...._.__ iilm -- WILMINGTON - 627 MARKET ST. MALL 125% of Pr'operty Value 'tr High LlV & High Debt lEAl - FOX IUN SHOPPING CENTER DOVER - RODNEY VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER AND or visit web site at • No appraisal Ratio Programs DELAWARE COUNTY - MACDADE PLAZA AND SWARTHMOREWOOD SHOPPING CENTER http:/ /www.sibling.org • No out of pocket expenses 'tr Slow credit specialist • Apply by phone 'tr No application fees 'tr 48 hour approval -a Rental Property ok
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Not fair, but needed Our OF THE Arne H 100 P RCENT incr as pr blem was wor. ening because in th rental p rmit ee for city officials saw the bil1s. Tsingl -family type rental: Unfortunately, the few landlords approved this week by Newark city who have a tually taken the time to appear before council to plead the , counci I may not ~cern fair, but as one councilman said, "It's got to be case for increasing fines instead of done." fees are not the ones with properties Mayor Gardner and the rest of full of code vio lation s. city counci I have spent over two And ev n counci lmember Nancy yt;ars, formally and informally dis Turner, herself a landlord, ad~itted cussing the probl ms and costs that recouping the co. t of enforcing associat d with student r ntals in the code from fines would not work. the residential neighborhoods of Faced with an annual shortfall of Newark. over $200,000 b tw en the cost of Time after time, residents have enforcement and the current rev complained about the steadily enue from permit fees, city co unci I increasing noi . e, tra. h, exce . . ive sided with neither the landlords, number of cars, and the vandali sm tenants nor homeowners. that can occur around some of these It sided with the taxpayers who areas. The city already knew that the pay the city bills. It may not be fai r, but it had to be done. EDUCATIONAL PERSPECTIVES This photo was taken around 1905 by Arthur B. Eastman, father of longtime Newark res Ident Charles Eastman, a member of the First Presbyterian Church and a co-founder of the Newark Day Nursery. Charles Eastman said his grandmother tamed her pets so that Brouhaha over band bucks they were all friends on the back steps of her home on Clayton Street in Wilmington. breaks band boss bank Eastman's father died in 1979. By JACK BARTLEY the kid . It wa alway for the PAGFB FRoM THE PAST kid s." • New as it appeared in the NeH ark Post throughout the year NEWARK PO ST COLUMNIST Several writers at the News Journal have made a ca reer out of T MUST HAVE been a ·low public sc hoo l bashin g. Reporting ha named 1a me B. news day for Be lin da Bru ce of th at band are being paid i simpl y • June 28, 1922 • June 28, 1972 I the News Journal to have Streit Jr. publisher of The another example of mi represent Post. come up with her chilling expose ing the financial ituation facing Many improvements Newark Mayor of high , chool bands being "paid" , our schoo l . Many type of pro- Streit who mo t $400 t perf rm in the Memorial 1: grams, includin g band , are fre along Main Street nominated recently erved a pub Day parade. To onfirm the impact Bartley quently on the cutting board when The late t of improve "I wa totaJJy sur- li sher of three communi thi s earth-shatterin g piece of jour- budgetary crunches occur. ment are those bei ng prised," says Newark ty new papers in Maine, nali sm wo ul d have on the world Although orne fundin g for made to the restaurant Mayor Norma Handloff said he is exc ited about and civilization as we know it, I decided to the e programs i provided by the district, hi s new posttwn in go dir ct to the source of the problem: Joe and dw elling of Walter at her weeke nd nomina many of the dollar pent are provided Powell. tion by the Democratic Newark, and looks for L fland, director of the Gla gow High fro m extern al ources, uch a fund rai er ward to introducing his School band. . by tudents an d parent , booster club , It i. under tood that Convention. I caught up with Joe a he wa tepping this improvement is Mayor HandJoff wa family to the area. grants, and ye, , payments to help defray "I find the move here out of a . tretch Mercedes limo in front of co t . bei ng made for the pur nominated by acclama hi . palatial est-He. He dismis ed the chauf Bu transport, custodial ervice and pose of maki ng a suitable tion to run for Congre sti mulating because of feur with a curt not and I asked him the building operation do not occur in a finan location for the Atlantic and has thu s been given the dive rsity of the incriminating que 'tion, point blank. cial vac uum . It would be ni ce if the band and Pacific Tea th e opportunity to be Greater Newark commu "Joe, did th high chool band, in fact , cou ld be as active in the com munity a M . Company, whi ch ha Delaware' first con nity. There's a great mix receive $400 to march in the parade?" Bruce think it sho uld. [t would be nice if been looking for a site gre swoman. of people," Streit said. "Sh hh !" He look ed furtive ly abo ut to the community, through its tax dollars, pro mak . ure no one el. e had heard the ques here for everal months. Her urprise temmed vided the monetary upport for this to hap There is a strong prob fro m the fact that she did ti n. Th only living things around, howev pen . Residents review Rt. ability that in a short er. we re th swan in the reflecting pool in Negative and unju tly critical journal not eek a pot on the 896 expansion plans tim e another improve ti cket. front of hi · Vi torian man. ion . "I never i m abou t schoo l finances simply exacer About 30 area res i though this sort of information would get bate the problem. For example, ad minL ment will be made to out! I may not be able to afford all this lux hou se a community gro dent attended a public trator at the eli trict leve l are so concerned Could be long season hearing at Gl a. gow High ur if th paym nts top ." abo ut negative pre that a training pro cery store. '·Wait a minut ," I tammered. "You gram for teacher. has been ca nceled even for Newark Schoo) Tuesday evening mean allthi. , th car. th e. tate, th hight though the fund s for the program were "B ud Finney wa up to to rev iew a plan for ly-ornate-but-ta. teful , tatue pitting water derived from ource totally out. ide the Country Club: Big hi u ual briJJiance," widening a two-mile sec in the pool, is th result of parade payment. di trict. events scheduled lamented Bob Borell , tion of Del. 896 in front to th band?" peacock ~quawked in the In other word , th di trict felt that it Saturday will be mam1g er of the Newark of the chool that would ba ·kground behind th or hid gr nhou e, wa. best to refu e money that would bene known a, Opening Day u. e the chool'. entrance onfirming Joe·. gui lt-ridden il nc . VFW in th e Delaware fit the community through teac her at the Newa rk Country Babe Ruth (16-18) for entering a neighbor ''It.. ., it just got out of hand ." Joe looked impr vement becau e it mi ght draw criti- ing development. down at his feet a~ he rubbed hL Bruno Club and everyone is League. ism from the pres · criti cism later The two-year $4.5 Magli )hoe~ n th cobb le tone dri eway. invited to attend the Borell ' club had ju t expres. ed a. a negative vote in a referen mi II ion project would "It wa. "o hard to st p. ne hundred dol dum. affair. faced the ex-Conrad move Del. 896 to the ea. t lar~ to play the Hallowc n parade, another I am a Yi~tnam veteran and I have no On this day the cour e mound ace, slinking back 250 for the Battle of the Band<; in New pr blem with parade organ ize r helpin g wiJJ be opened to all to the bench 14 times on increa ing th e number of Jer~ey .. ." His voice trailed off. "Now r our . tudent to parti ipate in a ceremony members of the . trikes with nary a hit in lanes from two to four. don't know if I can giv it up." de . igned to honor people who gave their Wilmington Country 21 trip. to the plate. Work will beg in in "So:· I a"ked, '·do y u think that Belinda live in ervice to their country. Club and it is ex pected Finney walked four. early 1994. Bruce\ column will bring an end to this Band director , students and parent. that many persons from .on of tical irre~pon~ihility that has been gave their time and eff rt to a worthwhile draining ur c mmunity of it life blood that club will come here acti ity, somethin g they would not have and hoot the local • June 26, 1992 and moral chara ter?" been able to do without financial support. It Joe hesitated. ''Yeah, it wi ll al l unravel i too bad M . Bruce did not choose to rec sporty cour e. now. It's too bad. We were ju. t getting ogni ze thi. a pect f Memorial Day. The local cour e is in James B. Streit Jr. ready to have our big an nual bash at the A.I the be t of condition at named Post publisher DuPont band director' i~land in the • A teacher and coach at Gla.,·gow High, the present time. Tom Bradlee, presi- Bahamas, too. I guess that'll be called off. Bartley has a Ph.D. and is active inb edu dent of Chesapeake But, you have to understand, we did it for cational and community issues. Publishin Cornn.r!lt...... - ...... _._. ... --· .... ·-·· .. ,,•,•1 "1 '' · ,'' , ''· -'' t r 1 't '' , '' " ' ' f - , • . . . . ' . . '· ( http://www.ncbl.com/post/ ju E 27, 1997 • NEWARK Po'iT • PA~_:E 7
QNUARENT'S PERSPECTIVE Freedom's price deserves notice By RUTH KELLY guard and march dent during Operation Desert Storm especially for our Vietnam veteran . so truly deserved! ing band pass u , just a few short year ago. We came They never got the recognition they NEWARK POST COLUMNIST they finally join together to ·upport our troops, then me in clapping it was over and everything faded EMORIAL DAY, 1997 has with pride as each away, just like the old soldier. •************************************•~- come and gone and participant I really missed the parade thi s ~ 76th Annual • ·~ M Liberty Day already marches by. year. I had an opportunity to visit ~ ( a North East · , ~ approaches. This is the first year I am saddened Arlington National Cemetery and since moving here that I missed the each year that we as I had never been there, did not Newark Memorial Day Parade. are not remem want to miss that opportunity. You ~Fireman's tarnival= I am such a regular on Main bering and cele can bet your boots though that I will Wednesday, July 2nd thru Saturday, July 12th Street for this parade, that people Kelly brating the sacri- be back on my comer next year. who look for me would certainly fices that men and Hopefully many more of you will Grand Drawings For $15,000 Give Away! wonder why they didn 't see me at women have made for America's be out there with me. 1st Prize- $10,000 3rd Prize- $1,500 ~ Main & Chapel this year. I did freedom. I am further saddened that For those who work to give this make several calls to let some folks we are not instilling patriotic pride parade each May, please know that 2nd Prize - $2,000 4th Prize - $1 ,000 know that l would not be there this in our children. your work is appreciated and I am a 5th Prize - $500 year and not to worry that some It mystifies me when I see the devoted, thankful, true blue Newark thing was wrong. exuberance displayed for ports Memorial Day fan. Also, the next • Grand Drawing For I have wanted to express my teams, for example the "Showdown time you see a veteran or even if .1997 Wellcraft Boat, Motor & Trailer gratitude to the sponsors of our in Motown" with the hope of a vic you have one living in your home, annual parade for some time. It is tory for the Philadelphia Flyers. take the time to thank them for their 3 - $25 Ground Prizes Every Night! the best parade in town and Newark As a nation, we have it in us to service to our country and let them should really be proud for all the be patriotic. That was clearly evi- know they are appreciated. Do thi s ~I FIREWORKS!!! participants marching and for the crowds that line Main Street each Tlnu•sda~ ·· ,Jad~ · I Oth year. llain Date: J;'t•ida~ ·. ,Jul~ · II th Each year that I've been here in . . Delaware, I encourage my daughter 2501 Red Lion Rd. to invite a friend or acquaintance to Corners of Howell School Rd. FAMILY NIGHTS join us for this parade. With the lure & Red Lion Rd., $9.00 Per Person- Ride All Night of pizza, soda and a good time, we next to Lums Pond Monday, July 7th & Wednesday, July 9th usually don't have much trouble finding a new group of children FEATURING Buy a Family Night Ticket & get who get to hear my annual lecture . A FREE Chance on a Bike! on the importance of Memorial Day •Subs . and the significance of what it rep July 2nd- 9th- 11th: D&J Disc Jockey resents. •Steaks ~ Joe White & Country Music & Line Dancing My daughter rolls her eyes •Pizza upward, as I explain to the children • July 7th: WXCY Live with Rico Richards ) what the ' posies,' that the veterans • Video Rentals are askin~ a donation for, represent July 8th: Randy Black Band and the fact that people gave their • Groceries & more lives so that we can live free. ON THE GROUNDS OFTHE NORTH EAST FIREHOUSE ~ As each veteran's group, color • ATM on premise MAULDIN AVE. NORTH EAST MD ~ •¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥•
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HI! SOU I) of . c re l!chin~ tires, shatt eri ng glass and crunching Tmetal arc ull too fumili ur sound'> on roads today. In De laware alone, a crash is reported every 26 minutes. These crashes arc closer to home than you think. c ording to the Ddawarc Stale Po lice Annual Traffic Rcpl lll, in 19%, Main Stree t in l\'l·wark hetwccn Mc Kees Street and 1\mstc l /\vcn uc was ranked third in ew Cas tle County for th e hi ghest num h~.: r of crashes. II 's easy to rattle oil th at I 0. 1~ 4 inju ries occurred in the state las t year and sti ll remain removed from the fact that each of these stati sti cs invo lves a real person . Cras hes are not acc ident,. They arc prcvc ntu bl e- a rea lity that became all too appar- ent to me recently when two of my family mem bers b~.:camc n NEWAR K POST STA FF PHOTO BY KELLY BENNETI part of those statistics. My Mary Daub, grooming one of her 'secret' bears, won a chance to sell her stuffed animals on ave, a televion shopping network. son was not acting safely when he exited a motor vehi · de before it came to a com- By Cindy Genau plete stop. He tell to the Fame gmund and the and fortune back tire ran over hi s leg. Fortunately, he ~ust.ained only minor injurie. as a result of his poor judgment. On the way to the emergency ro m. he was scared that he might not walk again, or that his VC leg wa broken, forcing him to sit out waiting on the remain I r of Little League season. N~.:ithcr was the ca. c. As I carried By LAURA SANKOWICH about $174. him into the emergency room, I wa.~ A ked to appear a econd very aware that w~.: didn't belong there. This situation could have been NEWARK POST CONTRIBUTING WRITER time in 1996, Daub sold out prevented if he had kept his seat belt of 175 bears during the on until the car stopped . OCAL BUSINESSES morning program. After the A few days after this incident, my and entrepreneur were show he received a plaque hu'>b
http://www. ncbl.com/post/ J E27, 19 7 • NEWARKP T • P GE9 Revived Du Pont dwellings on exhibit N DELAWARE it is impo i Pont, the present Greenville ble to separate the name of the Country Club. I state and the name of du Pont. It .is a truly fascinating look at The two are o closely as ociated a fascinating time in the history and have been so for so many of Delaware. You can exp lore it years that both proper nouns for yourself, and I hope you will. being used together is a perfectly THE normal and recurring ituation. U e the main entrance for this exhibit. It is ju t off Route 141 As a young boy, whenever I near the intersection with Route heard that omeone's mother or 100 and St. Jo eph' on the dad worked for "the' company, By PHIL TOMAN Brandywine Church and there wa never a doubt in my Cemetery. You may call 302-658- mind about the employer of the 2400 for directions or more infor parent. Other busi nesse and even mation. the public school ystem were much involved with the name. the ocial activities carried on in The ·"Mecca" for all things du them. Pont wa , of cour e, I 007 Market Throughout most of the nine Street in Wilmington. The build teenth century, member of the ing even housed the finest hotel du Pont fami ly lived in company and restaurants as well as a legit owned houses and were a igned imate theater, The Playhouse. to them according to their need Something interesting was for pace! That was to change always going on there. To attend a play or concert in the building ~:~~ I yin m~~b~~st b~~~~r~ui~~~; "Du Pont Dwellings: The Vanished and the Revived ," is the current exhi- or to be able to eat in the Green their own homes. bition at Hagley Museum and Library. This is a photo of T. Coleman du Room or Brandywine Room was Pont 's country retreat "The Old Mill." always a high spot in my yo ung The exhibit ·goe on to show ..------~~~~~-~~-----~~~-~~ .. life. Come to think of it, eating in how, as the company grew and 1 1 Th N Btt PI F F•t &F I those two rooms still is a high !~:~1~~ f1~~r;a~~~b~~: t~r~:t,tJ ere S 0 e er ace or I ness Un. spot! larger and larger homes as well as That was the public du Pont. buy and adapt exi ting resi The American flag and the white dences. Hagley offers us a look at du Pont flag with the red oval many of these du Pont houses flew side by ide wav ing over that are no longer in existence or Rodney Square. It was the largest that have been put to a different building and the center of our use. America's Favorite Lightweight town. Just about every trolley and The names of many of the Portable Spa bus route pa s ed the cite. City hom es are quite fami li ar to us Hall was opposite and another like Pelleport, Louviers and the INTRODUCTORY very important bui lding, The place were the exhibition i being OFFER Wilmington Free Library, also held , Hagley. tood guarding the statue of Caesnr Rodney and the square Perhaps even more familiar named in hi honor. are hi storic hou es that now se rve s5oo on a museums as Eleutherian Mills, In those days, however, the Winterthur, Nemours and private du Pont was ju ·t that, pri Longwood. Many of these fo rmer vate. Many of the now famou s grand hou se have been convert public museums were still private ed for a variety of purposes, e.g., residences. To be sure, Irenee du the University of Delaware uses Pont, Sr., invited all to come to as a conference center the former the borders of Granogue every home of Mrs. Alfred V. du Pont, July 4th for the best fireworks Goodstay or Owl's Nest, former display any of my friend and home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene du fam ily had ever seen. But what was inside remained out of ite. .------======:=-1 A lot of people wondered what those palatial homes were like, perhaps some still do. Well, a new exhibit at Hagley Museum and Library. itself the du Pont family homestead in America, will help us all to know more. It is cal1ed "Du Pont Dwellings: The Vanished and Revived." It owcase will be open through the summer months, closing on September I. The whole story, with many pho to , is there for all who would see how the family, and its homes, developed over the years. When the du Ponts left their fa mily home of Bois-des-Fosses .....Bridal Fashion · ~ Formal Wear ..... 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MOON OVER BUF- shoes. hats and more at the Wilmington Flower FRJDAY FALO 8: I 5 p.m . For Market lothes Hor e, ewport Gap Pike, , outh laugh~ and an w r ~ to west of Wilmington . For information, ca ll Miriam a familys puzzling at 239-5670 or Gale at 996-08 10. -,aga, join the Chapel MOVIES IN THE PARK du. k. A drive- in movie Street Players ut the with ut the cars at the orth East (Md.) Town Theatre on Chapel Park . A full -length feature film preceeded by a Street, ewark, to fig ~ hort er children'. movie. Raindate Jul y 12. For lire it out in Moon information, ca ll-+10-392-5740. Over Buffalo. For PIPES ARE CALLING 7:30p.m. The Kennett information, ca ll 368- Symphony of Chester ount y will present a con 2248. cert of Scottish and Iri sh mu sic at Longwood CONCERT 9:30p.m. So's Your Mom will be Gardens, Kennett quare, Pa., Open Air Theatre. performing at the Iron Hi II Brewe ry and Tickets: $16 to $24. For information, ca ll 610- Re'>taurant, ewark. For informati on, ca ll 266- 444-6363. lJOOO. HOLYFIELD VS. TYSON 8:30 p.m. The fi ght FIREFIGHT ERS ' DAY The New Castle C unry fo r the World Box ing As. ociation heavyweight Volunteer Firemen A:-, .·oc iation \ annual titl e wi ll be . hown on throu gh , imulcast nt Dover ·irefighters' Day will be at Frawley Stadium, Downs Slots. Ti ckets: $29.95 . For inform ation, Wilmington. when the Blue Rocks host the alem ca ll 674-4600. va lanche. For information, call 322 -070. CANAL DAY I0 a.m. t 6 p.m. The 18th annual BOOKSIGNING 7 to 9 p.m. Author of The. ixth Canal Day wi ll be held in hesapcake City, Md . Sin, David Miche l, wil l b~ holdin g abo ksigning F r information , ca ll 4 10-885 -5492. at the Sonshine House. Peoples Pla~a . Gl. sgow. For information, call H34-101 3. SHAKE PEARE GILD 7:30p.m. The Arden MOON OVER BUF· Shakespeare Gild presents Much Ado About ,AV FALO 3 p.m. For othing in the ou tdoor Frank Stephens Memorial SUNDt'\.1 laug hs and nn wer to To commemorate the 50th anniversary of India's independence, the Alfred Stieglitz Center of Theater n the Arden Green, Arden. Tickets: $3 to a fa mily. puzzling the Philadelphia Museum of Art has organized a traveling exhibition devoted to photographs $6. For inf rm ation, ca ll 475 -1976. saga, joi n the Chapel OWL PROWL 8:30p.m. A guided walk for those Str et Players at the of India. rarely seen owl. at White Clay Creek Preserve, Theatre on Chapel India: A Celebration of Independence, 1947-1997, will be on view at the Museum from July New London, Pa. For information, ca ll 610-274- Street, Newark, to fi g 6 through Aug. 31.For information, call215-763-8100. 2471. ure it out in Moon Over Buffa lo. For informati on, ca ll 368- WHALE WALLOW WONDERS I to 4 p.m . An Aerodrome property in Lewe . For ticket informa POKER NIGHT 7 2248. imagi native look at Lurns Pond State Park ' li fe tion, ca ll 302-57 1-6488 or Bob Bryan at 302-644- p.m. Blackjack, poker TOMBSTONE RUBBING I p.m. A talk about pa. t and present, Thursday through Saturday . 6030. SATURDAY and more during La the people who settled in the White Clay Creek For inform ation, ca ll 836- 1724. Vegas ni ght at Mid area and a try at using materials to make a rubbing 16TH GAUFEST 9:30a.m. Over 2,000 costumed County Seni or Center, of a tombstone at White Clay Creek Preserve. For 'Schuhplattler' folk dancers will be performin g HISTORIC TOURS Sherwood Park H. information, ca ll 610-255-5306 . competitive dancing at the Holiday Inn , SUNDAY noo n. Each Su nd ay Newa rk . For inform a Wilmin gton. For informati on, ca ll Cli ff Weber at through Labor Day tion, ca ll 996-6728 or 366-8868 or Frank Filliben at 478-4357. the In terpreter of the 995-6555. TERRIFIC TUES Port Penn Interpreter MOON OVER BUF DAYS I to4p.m. Cen ter will be hosting FALO See June 27 . TlJFsDAY Winterthur Museum MASON & DIXON wa lkin g to urs through KID'S CRAFTS II will be offerin g pec ial 12:50 and 3:20 p.m . the historic town of a.m . Ch ildren age. 7 to 12 ex pl ore the world activiti es for children FRIDAY Get a sneak preview of Port Penn . throu gh nature crafts at White Clay Creek State ages 4 to 8, and free the new Mason and Reg istration required Park. Fee: $1 per child . For inform ation, ca ll 368- admi sion to one adu It Di xon Living Hi story by 3:30p. m. the day 6560. . when accompanied by Program at the Liberty before the tour. For MEET A POWER RANGER 10 and 11 :30 a.m.; a child under age 12 Day Celebrati on at informati on, ca ll 836-2533 . 2 and 3:30p.m. Meet Power Ranger 'Tommy ' and throu gh August. For White Clay Creek lea rn area. of Martian Art. at the America n Karate inform ation , ca ll 888- State Park, Newark. Studio ·, Newark. Co. t: $30 include two addition 4600 or TTY: 302- For information , ca ll EXHIBITS al free week. lc. sons. For info rm ation, call 737- 888-4907. 368-6560. CANOE PROGRAM 9500. N.C. Wyeth. The Brand yw ine Ri ve r Mu eum 6:30 p.m. Paddl e in to a time wa rp and ente r a CROSSMEN 7 p.m. The Newa rk-ba. ed I JULY 3 wi ll reopen the restored studi o of American illu - guided fa ntasy-tour of Lums Pond State Park 's Crossmen Drum and Bugle Corps wi ll be per trator N.C. Wyeth, Wednesday through Sunday, pond . Fee: $8 per canoe. To preregister, ca ll 836- forming at Baynard Stadium. For information, call SNAILS & SLUGS 7 p.m. Ever wonder about I 0 a. m to 3: 15 p.m.. through Oct. 31. For infor 800-533-3368. ex t. 19. snai ls and slug ? Tim Pearce of the Delaware 1724. 4TH CELEBRATION 4 p.m . Hartefeld National, mati on, ca ll 610- 88-833 7. YARD SALE 8 a. m. to 3 p.m. Windy Hill in Museum will talk about these creatures at White Landscapes: recent work by Hilary Harp. A Newa rk is host ing a community ya rd ale. Clay Creek State Park, Newark . For informati on, Avondale, Pa., wi ll be holding the third annual 4th of Jul y celebration and firewor ks with hayride , mu lti -media sc ulptural in. tall ation inspired by Rai ndale, June 29. For information. ca ll 737 -2 135. ca ll 368-6560. the America n landscape and popular culture will TRAIL TOURS 6:30p.m. Explore the natural game., firework and more. For information. call SHAKESPEARE GILD See June 27 . be on ex hibit al the Delaware Center for the wonders of Lurn, Pond State Park's 'seco nd hift;' 610-268-8800. ROCK lN' ROD EO I 0 a. m. to 2 p.m . A bicycle Contemporary Art, Wilmington, thr ugh Jul y the subtle change. in plant and animal behavi or. safety fun day for kid. at the Delcastle Rec reati on 25 . Center. For information , ca ll 995-0954. that signify preparation for a ni ght on the pond . Underground Railroad The Univer ity of FLOWER MARKET 9 a.m. to I p.m. Clothing, For information, ca ll 836-1724. BIRDWATCHING 8 a. m. Enj oy a guided Delaware Library is pre entin g an ex hibition of SATURDAY wa lk at White Clay books, pamph lets, maps and other documents Creek State Park and pertaining to the Undergrou nd Railroad in learn the songs and Delaware, on the fi rst floor of the Morri Library, MEETINGS mark ings of bird . Newark. through Oct. 6. For information, ca ll Binoc ul ars and field 83 1-2791. guide recommended . Miniature vases The wo rld 's large t co ll ection the meeting at the Holiday Inn , offering a defensive driving rourse at , ,, ' of mini ature vases will be on di spl ay throu gh JUNE 27 ewark. For in formation, ca ll Jim Streit Glasgow Medical Center, Glasgow. fi« For information, ca ll informati on, call654-7786. Oct. 26, Tue day throu gh Sa turday at the AARP I;30 p.m. A managed Ciirc foru m at 737-0724 or 737-1711. 368-6560. CHORUS OF THE BRANDYWINE Delawa re Toy and Miniature Mu eum, will be held at the N~wnr ~ enior NATURESCAPE 7:30 p.m. The Chorus of th e Center, Newark. For information, call JULY3 3:30p. m. On the spot Wilmington. Thi. di . play include. origi nal pi ece 1-800-891-22 77. l:lrandywine will hold its meeting atrhe of Faberge, Tiffany and items from th e 17th cen MBN A Bowman Conference Center, PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNOS 8 ex plorati on along the trail s of White Clay Creek ewark. For infonnation, ca ll 369- p.m. The Parents Without Partners State Park . For informati on, ca ll 368-6560. tury. For inform ation. ca ll 427-8697. JUNE28 306 ' Brandywine Chapter will be meeting 111 CAT SHOW I0 a. m., to 4 p.m. The Di amond Aldersg_ate methodi~'t Chutth, Fairfax. POST-POLIO SUPPORT t I a.m. The For infonnation, call762-8272 or 61(). Stare Cat Club i ho ting the 29th annu al cat show Post-Poho Syndrome support group JULY 1 at the Bob Carpenter Center. Route 896. Newark . Will he mttting at the Ea,ter eal 793-3361. SECOND CHA~CE 7 p.m. A subStance Ca,tlc For infom1ation. QUIT SMOKING '! 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Ti kets: $3 to $5. For information ca ll 610-255- tlftices. ew ahuse and addictions meeting will be call 454-1155 eed d little support to quit smokt ng'? 5365 . To CONTRIBUTE ... A support group fur ~mokers trymg to held at Agape Christian Centtr, quit will be held at the Vi,iting urses Wilmington . For information, caJI6S4- MARSH PATROL 2 p.m . Every aturclay JUNE 29 Associatton , e11 Castle. For informa 4577. through September 20 a ummer youth program "Diversions" is compiled each week tion. ca ll 324-4227 MOMS CLUB 9:30 a.m. TI1e Pike Creek entitled Junior Mar h Patrol will be held at the ZE MEDITATIO 7 p.m. The meeting FRESH 'T RT 7 to 8 p.m. Tite Moms club will be meeting at the by Julia Sampson. Colltributions are for the Zen tnrditati1>n group wtll be Port Penn Interpretive enter, Port Penn. American ancer tety i~ hostmg a Limestone Presbyterian Cbureh. welcome but must arrive at our neH s mNttng tn tl)e ftllnw~hip Hall. Mop smoktng program at thetr office at Limestone Road. Newt. For informa Registrati on required by 3:30p.m. each Friday. Unitarian Ug~alist Ftll ow~hi p . 92 R ead·~ Way, ew :t~t l e. For infor tton, call 292- 1-451. For information , ca ll 836-2533. office at least two weeks prior to Neat. For infmnation, call 368- mation. ca 11 32-1-t227. FRESH START 7 t0 8 p.m. '11le DOLLAR DAYS Hag ley Mu eum, Wilmington, 2984. American CIACet' Society is will be offering $1 admi sion to visitors arriving publication. Mail to: 'Diversions," Stop smokiD& propR II dllil~alloltui JULY2 92 Read'sWay. NeW Clsde. • __...,. _,. between 9:30a.m. and noon on Saturday through Newark Post, 153 East Chestnut Hill DEFF. IVf: DRIVING 6:30 to 9:30 mation, caii m.Jl27. Augu t. For information, call 658-2400 ext. 238. 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But the talent that each coach CARAVEL'S has i , and that could provide one of Matt Rice steps on to the most intriguing All-Star games the field in Saturday in year . night's 42nd Annual Delaware Newark 's Butch Simp on and High School All-Star Football Brandywine's Larry Wheeler have Game, he will be following in hi faced each other many times over father' footsteps. the year., including the 1985 Blue Caravel Academy Headmaster Gold game and twice this past fall. Carl Rice, who graduated from Their style are well known to Newark High, played quarterback each other and many high chool for the Gold team in the 1960 football fans. Blue-Gold game. When Saturday night's 42nd "We were the fir t Gold team Annual Delaware Hi gh School All not to lose," aid the elder Rice of Star Football Game kick. off at 7 the game that ended in a 6-6 tie. p.m. at Delaware Stadium, though , Carl. after playing for everybody will be anxious to . ee Newark's Bob Hoffman while in what happens. high school, wa. a co-captain of That's becau e the All-Star game the Gold sq uad, which was al o provide both coache with load · of coached by Hoffman. talent not available in a regular-. ea The father came back to help son high school football game. as a volunteer coach for the Gold "When camp tmted I a ked the in the 1967 All-Star game, with group how many would be going on Hoffman again being the head to play co llege football an.d about man. Carl went on to teach and 25 kid put their hand up.' said coach at Newark High. He was an NEWARK POST STAFF PHOTO BY KELLY BENNETT Gold coach Butch Simp on. 'That' as istant football coach and the the kind of talent we're dealing head basketball coach. He was Matt Rice, like his father Carl who played in 1960, will plarticipate in the Blue-Gold AII·Star football game. with. al o head football coach at ··we know Larry Wheeler is an Christiana and head basketball sity letter and was co-captain of al o kick off and place kick. Off to Shippensburg exceptional football mind . He doe coach at Caravel before taking the Buc 'football team in each of "After my first year of playing great things with the pas ·ing game. football, which wa lOth grade, I over the Headmaster's job. hi s junior and senior eason . The Blue-Gold experience i a That hasn't changed at aiL What ha Coincidentally, thi year' "He's a lot better athlete than I came down and watched thi s good one for Rice - and all the changed i now he has the complete Gold team is again being coached ever wa ," Carl aid of hi son. game," Matt . aid. "After that J other players that will go on to package a far as weapon s go." by a Newark coach - Butch "He 's certainly a lot bigger and knew that this was something 1 play in college. Simpson and hi staff have had to Simpson. Matt, however, will be can do more things well. wanted to play in. It ' the biggest The rugged l 0-day camp install a defen e to combat the aeri playing for the Blue team. "I think playing in this game game in the tate each year and against the state s best players is al attack they expect to face. But Matt, a 6-foot-2, 215 pound was a goal of his - especially it's great to be part of it. the perfect tran ition for the play ince mo t high chools in the . tate tight end and kicker, won the knowing that I played in it." "Plus, we talked about at home ers, who will report to their col ' don 't play a pro pas ing offense and Outstanding Male Athlete Award Matt will ee a lot of action in some, since my dad played in the lege football preseason camps don't face a pro passing offen. e, in ninth, lOth, II th and 12th Blue coach Larry Wheeler's high game." See RICE, 17 .... that will be difficult to do in . uch a grades at Caravel. He won 12 var- octane pa sing offense. He will short period of time. See FOOTBALL, 17 .... Local girls earn All-State honors By MARTY VALANIA Henlopen), Lacy erman (catcher, Su ex Central), Kelly Houg hton NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER (shortstop, Sus ex Central), Kathy SoFTBAll Darling (fi rst base, Milford), HOST OF LOCAL high Shannon Boyle (third ba e, Indian chool softball players collect- University of Connecticut on a softball River), Amy Griffith (outfield , A ed honor. for their effort this scholar hip, had an 11 -5 record with a Su ex Centra l) , Carrie Lingo (o ut pa t ea on a the Delaware 0.3 l earned-run -average. She . truck out field, Cape Henlopen), Margaret Inter chola tic Softball Coache 161 batters in Ill inning. and allowed Lipinski (outfield, Brandywine), As ·ociation named its all-state team and ju t I I walks. Biddle also hit .400 with Kellie Luttrell (outfield. Concorct) played it's annual all-. tar game. 23 RBI for the Buc , who advanced to and Julie William (designated Gla gow hort top Kri tin Nau led the state qua1terfinals. Hitter, Di ck in . on). the local contingent by being named Salony who earned all - tate hon Local players who were selected to firt-teamall-tateshort. top.Thejunior, ors three time. previou ly a a the econd team included St. Mark ' who has now been a fir t-team all- tate pitcher, gained her fir st honor at pitcher Dana Travi , St. Mark' left election all three of high chool ea- econd base. The enior who i. fielder Amanda Cariello and St. Mark' on , hit .500 thi ea on with five dou- headed to Wilmington College on a third ba eman Leighann Hlywak. ble , two triple , a home run and 17 oftball cholarship, hit .411 with Honorable mention selection RBI. She had an on-base average of .548 four double , a holl}e run and 12 included Glasgow second ba eman and a slugging percentage of .682. RBI. She also had a 3-0 pitching Jamie Sassaman and Caravel shortstop Nau also hit .531 in conference play record with an earned run average Melissa Beatson. as the Dragons (15-4 overall) fini hed of 0.75. At second base she had a Local seniors who were selected to second to state-runnerup Brandywine. fielding percentage of .970. play in the 17th annual Blue-Gold soft "She does it all for us," said Gla gow St. Mark's senior catcher Katie ball last Thursday night in Seaford coach Larry Walker. "She hits, field Loomis was al o a first team selection. included: Salony, Biddle, Loomis, and runs the bases. She's a great player." The rest of first-team was: Carrie Christiana's Felicia Freimuth, Caravel's Other first-team selections included Green (pitcher, Brandywine), Lisa Delcollo and Rose Tassone and Caravel pitcher ~egan Biddle and sec- Lauren Mark (pitcher, Ursuline), Hodgson's Dawn Mlpw and Katie ond baseman Kati Salony. Michele Manship (pitcher, Cape C.rll.lli.I.Mti•IIJ••~II.J·•I.I••••:II•~-.,..·ithfle; ·-..wltl"'~ee...... ;i,.s-hheu•d~e~~r-tteet:-11th~e - - _.,.....------· -- -· ..Lou. . ' -< 1 .t .,. ~ • ·• .,•• k~.to '"' ·: :nll.•al· · •~J' ~ • • ... • PAGE 16 • NEWARK PoST • juNE 27, 1997 Visit us on the World Wide Web Good week improves record of Keen Gas ...... By PHILLIP WIRTZ NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER LEGION BASEBAll Keen Gas of Newark improved two pitches, and eventually scored to 6-3 after a full schedule last week off a single by Bedford. Bedford in Delaware American Legion base ended the game leading Keen with ball. four RBiis and teammate Murphy On Wednesday, Keen handed followed with three, his final earn Stahl Post a 3-21oss at St. Mark's to ing the tenth run in the third inning. pick up its third win of the week. Bedford, Murphy, Cooper, and Pitcher George Griebel allowed just Joe Vignola each lead Keen with four hits and Billy Cooper led the two hits each. team in hitting with three hits. Elsmere threatened a comeback Despite out-hitting Post 1 in the top of the sixth as it scored Thursday, Keen fell 9-8 in eight four runs. After scoring a run in innings. both the third and fifth inning, the "Our mistakes turned into runs," team showed that it still had signs of said Keen manager Joe Rineer. life. Keen relief pitcher Phipps "They got all the breaks." struggled through the inning as two Against Post 1, Jim Murphy runs scored off a combination of went 4-for-4 with a triple. Cooper hits and the next two scored on an UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE followed with three hits and Joey error. He would eventually pull Rineer had two. through and hold his opponent OuTDOOR PooL Now OPEN The manager pointed out that scoreless in the last inning. both opponents are in contention for Jason Siluinski and Mike Family membership, $175 the number one spot in the league. Molitor both lead Elsmere with two Individual membership, $90 The regular season ends July 22 hits each. with the playoffs to follow. Keenfs Flocco gave most credit Discounts available for UD employees Keen plays at Stahl Post Monday for the win to his teammates. and Hall Burke at Mount Pleasant Register at Gold Ice Arena, Route 896, noon-6 p.m., weekdays. "Our offense jumped out to a Tuesday. quick start,! he said. "It's easier to Olympic-sized pool, diving well, baby pool, Also last week Pitchers Matt pitch when you have a good lead." swimming lessons, swim team, Aquacize! Flocco and Brian Phipps combined Keen manager Joe Rineer also allowing just six hits as Keen Gas of appeared very pleased with the Newark beat Elsmere-Davisi 10-6 team. FOR INFORMATION, CALL (302) 831-2868. in Delaware American Legion "Our team speed is really help action Tuesday night at St. Marks. ing us,i said Rineer. "Right now itis Keen improved to 5-2 on the sea a team effort. Everyonefs doing son while Elsmere dropped to 2-6. great." Keen started out quickly scoring · The manager also gave credit to six runs in the bottom of the first his pitching staff which has helped inning as Jason Bedford, Dave the team over the past week. Elliot, Jim Murphy, and Bill Cooper On Monday, pitcher Kevin all had RBifs. Murphy pitched a one-hitter, 5-0 It built a 9-0 lead in the second shutout against opponent Hall inning as Bill Cooper singled, stole Burke. both second and third base within Yourn LFAGUE BASEBALL REsuLT Shone Lumber defeated PNC Ross pitched a scoreless seventh Bank 14-9 to capture the champi inning to earn the save. onship of the 14-15 year-old divi "Overall, it was an excellent team sion of the Newark Babe Ruth effort," said Shone Lumber coach Rich League. Menton. "The team worked very hard Joe Ross led Shone with four hits during the season and they deserve it" including a triple· and three singles. PNC was led by T.J. Ferris, who Scott Reynolds added two triples and collected four hits, and Rich Wright, Paul Hylenski had a double and a sin who pitched seven strong innings. gle. Shone's finished the regular sea Reynolds and Hylenski also son with a 14-6 record. pitched three innings each while SATURDAY, JUNE 28 9AMto5PM Regioooll food Mmic milie IPaurk Sponsored by the Chesapeake City District Civic Association j NE 27, 1 7 • NEWARK POST • PAGE 17 http://www.ncbl .com/post/ SUBURMN SwiM LFAGUE RFBuiis Local players will Drummond Hill 8, Valleybrook 2 Trusheim, T. Sowden ; (VB): S. Horney, S. Stephens; Double win -Triple Winners (DH) : L. Breylinger, Zebroski, B. Wiley. ners (PC): J. Linn, M. Ulbrich, 'J. R. Breylinger, S. Busch, Je. Cain, Ju. Silber, A. Rash , B. Falini , C. Rash , D. help lead Gold stars Cain, C. Campbell, S. Campbell, Jo. Persimmon Creek 378, Maple Skelly, C. Young; (MV): Karly Devlin , J. Haus, Ja. Nichols, Je. Valley 260 - Triple winners (PC) : K. Deakyne, G. Arant. ' Nichols, J. Park, K. Park, La. Poore, K. Schupp, S. Linn, E. Young, ~FOOTBALL, from 15 dictorian but he' also a football M. Onisk, J. Koelsch , J. Pieniaszck, Maple Valley, 318, Drummond valedicLOrian. He's well-coached Prylucki, C. Williams; (VB) J. Holwegner, J. Wiley, R. bessler; Abby Grube, C. Sheehan , A. McGirr, Hill 309 - Triple winners (MV): C. The Gold, though, will have and does a great job." C. Whitehead , D. Wallaston , B. Tabb , MCarthy, G. Stephens, K. Eno, A. some weapons of its own beginning Newark's Barry Zehnder will be Double winners (DH): L. Baffone, J. Campbell, M. Cochran, M. Davis, Ja. G. Grube, J. Falini, S. Earley, J. Nairn , J. Hartsoe; (DH): L. with former Newark star Butter a key member of the defense play Crompton, Jon Crompton, C. Earley, Breylinger, J. Nichols, La Prylucki , C. Pressey, who after a year at ing safety and Iinebacker. The Devlin, R. Drane, B. Leathern, Li. Prylucki, B. Sassa, D. Sassa, B. B. Poore, B. Ulbrich; (MV): Chad Hargraves (Va.) Military Academy, Yellowjackets Kewann Young and Simendinger, Cassandra Deitrick, N. See SWIM RESULTS, 18. earned a footbaJI scholarship to Jeff Knight will also play significant Sowden, M. Strauss, A. Trusheim, I. Virginia Tech. roles. "What can you say," Simpson Glasgow's John Babb has been a said of his versatile player. "He's "solid player" all camp while everything we thought he could be. Christiana's Jamin Burchfield has When of the Alliance Bowl teams been, according to Simpson, one of that's one of the six best teams in the most physical players on the the country - comes after him , you team and wiJl be in the middle of the know you're dealing with one of the Gold defense. eslauranl be t. Those top lO programs only go Newark's Duevom Harri , after after the best player in the coun missing orne time with an injury, try." will be able to play in the game. DIRECTORY Simp on also singled out Tickets are $6 and available at Christiana's Andrew Allen for out the gate. The Blue-Gold Tailgate standing play and leadership during will be from 4-6 p.m. outside AMERICAN the camp. Delaware Stadium with pregame "After watching him all these activitie lated to begin at 6. There years, I've found him everythin g wi ll also be fireworks following the Daily Specials that- we'd thought," Simp on said of game. TAIL((jATES Allen. "We know he was class vale- --:=::RESTAURANT & PUB==~- Mon. 1/2 Price Burgers 4126 STANTON-o6LETOWN ROAD Tues. $ 4.00 Domestic Pitchers NEWA~ DE 19713 Rice to attend Shippensburg (302} 738-8009 Wed $1.50 16 oz. Domestics Thurs. 1/2 Price Wings WEI). NIGli'J: SATEIJ.lTE l.AJ)JES ' 1V'S for football and baseball INQ..UDING Fri. Shooter Specials NIGHT ' ~~nTT~ · Matt, if not the full-time kicker, ~ ~~~ ~~ ~ ~ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ~RICE, from 15 ' " will also work some at tight end. ------He also play for Shippensburg top AMERIC_A_N______~AM.. E_ ..R.IC_ .. A ..N. beginning in August. notch baseball team, which The younger Rice plans to con advanced to the Division II College tinue his athletic and academic World Series two seasons ago. 7~ 9~ ~dt 1~Ue careers at Shippensburg University. " I think the main reason I chose He plans on playing football and Continental American Cuisine Shippensburg is that is a Division ~st. 1937 baseball and majoring in history Bar & Lounge II school," said Rice, who also con Dinners education. sidered Division Ill Western Tuesday Thru Sunday, "This is a good experience," Maryland. "Plus they have a great "Cecil County's Finest Steak & Seafood House" 4 :30 p.m.-9 p.m. "It Authentic Regional American Cuisine Serving Delicious Lunches Rice said. gives you a taste of combination of baseball and foot From 11 :30 a.m., Gift Certificates • Carry-Out Available what it's going to be in colJege." ball. The baseball team has been Tuesday Thru Friday At Ship, Rice will play for for Reservations Suggested • All Major Credit Cards Full Course Brunch Served great and the football team has OPEN : Sunday 11 :30-2:30 mer Newark coach Rocky Reese, been good and has great facilities." who coincidentally took Carl Lunch: Tues-Sat 11-4 • Dinner: Tues-Sat 4-10 Routes 273 and 213, Fair Hill Matt holds the Caravel record Sunday Brunch 9-1 • Closed Mondays Elkton, MD Rice 's spot on the Yellowjackets' for home runs in a season and staff when he left Newark. (410) 658-BUCK 398-4187 career. 314 E. Main St., Rising Sun, MD, Rt. 273 VISA MASTERCARD American Ex res AMERICAN AMERICAN Something terrible happens when you 1 .{:::::~:-··\ •• do not advertise. Nothing! Call 737·0724 25 °/0 0 F F .· ...... ·.:. .. .:····. :·· ·. • (Food Bill Only) .: tvti~ :• &l!ur~unee with thiS Ad : j Featuring our delicious Good for 1 j Sunday Brunch Buffet Lunches & Dinners .: ! Thursday- Carved Beef Buffet I ! '.' • i • I • l r I I;' ' 11 ' •• ' t . r ' . r ~ \ tl! ( I ~.· .. · t ~ t t : 1 : Friday & Saturday - Prime Rib I I • ·. 1 • ,, , · r ·,' , '~' ! ''/ .; ~ ' • . ~ u ~ G:' ::·:t:,., '"' , Reservations [ D.J. & Dancing J Senior Living ~~c · Suggested Fri. & Sat. Eves. by Marriott ~!,~.~~! ~=~~:~;,~~(!02)4531711 l :. 902 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD • 41G-398-3252 .: AMERICAN SEAFOOD Quality Service The Wharf Restaurant (under new management) Great Food Daily Specials for Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner ~---0F NORTH EAS" Caring Staff Fresh Seafood Lunch Served Daily • Call for Specials Dinners Served Thursday - Sunday Personal Care . Steak + Prime Rib "\ ,('/\ l. 1 ~ t /t, / ~ '\ s\ o\ I ,~\ eest of Ll ~ ~ ~ ~ . I Not·th Main St t"PPt ~ cee -r · 1o7 s. MAIN STREET ~ cec'' -" For more information, please call North East. MI> ~ couC\~s ~ NORTH EAST, MD .... countV : - 21001 · t I 0-2H 7 -fl!l!)!) -,, ~eurge ~ s~~"s (302)366-0160 MILLC~:cT ~- (410) 287-3512 ..... ~ or mail this to: r 255 Possum Park Road Newark, DE 19711 Q Yes! I'd like to know more about Mill croft! I'm interested in: Q independent Living 0 Assisted Living Nursing Care Name: ------Address: · · City, State:· ------~------Zip: ____ Gl Phone:_(__)_...._.;______--- Visit us on the World Wide Web PACE 18 • NEWARK POST • j UNE 27, 1997 Nt \\1\1~1\ Pus1 ·:·SPORTS NEWARK PARKs &REc STANDIN~ .... SWIM RESULTS, from 17 Donovan, Tori Stokes, Kelly Bree, Softball Standings Red Sox 9 3 Hot Shots 0 5 Cara Hudson, STeve McManus, Brad Orioles 5 6 Tailgates 0 5 Williams, C. Campbell, L. Surs; Tallamy, · Mike Strengari, Mike Blue League Tigers 4 8 Double winners (MV): L. Ferrero, Chris Sawnger, Alex Newark Fence 24 7 Indians 2 9 Tues B-Division Simendinger, C. Deitrick, M. Fasiek, Zsoldos; ('F): A. lvison, A. Gula, B. East End Cafe 23 8 Pirates 2 9 E. Fegley, C. McEntee, S. Cantoni , D. Callahan. Shear Magic 22 9 Nomads 10 0 Bleacher, A. Fitzwater, C. Crab Trap 21 10 Summer Volleyball NetGain 10 0 Simendinger, G. Franz, B. Persimmon Creek 9, Memorial1 Deer Park 19 12 A-Division Spike 9 1 Matsamoto, D. Vicente, B. Ena; (DH): - Triple winners (PC): Ab Grube, E. Brickyard 13 18 Ambush 7 3 J. Campbell, M. Cochran, P. Drane, J. Young, M. Onisk, A. Rash, C. Rash, MBNA 4 1 Low Digs 3 7 Haus, Je. Cain, Ja. Devlin, Jo. Devlin, K. Poore, D. Wollaston , S. Earley, G. Gold League Rick's Cafe 4 1 Gonzos 1 9 Z. Lee, G. Schieffer. Grube, J. Falini, E. Lasher, E. Fair Hill Auto 19 12 NOT 1 4 Amigos o 10 Kahlbacher, A. Lasher, R. Poore, Be Reed Const 16 15 Play AgainSprt 1 4 Nottingham Green 347, Fairfield Toole; (M): A. Rossi. Double winners FMC 12 19 Wed. B-Division 266 - Triple winners (NG): Morgan (PC): L. Suchanan, El. Barton, Sav. Carhartt 10 21 BB-Division Bayer, Megan Steeves , Karla Davis, K. Kramer, Em. Barton, C. Stone Balloon 6 25 The Crush 5 0 Toxic Waste 10 0 Leavens , Erica Gentilucci , Katie Sheehan , M. McGrath, S. Linn, B. Aetna 1 30 No Mercy 5 0 Set-em-high 4 1 Davis, Michael Gentilucci, Chad Falini , K. Crompton, C. Whitehead , Over the Top 5 0 Delmarva 7 3 Davis; (F): Laura Jane Penneys, Kelly D. Skelly, C. Earley, C. Pashalis, M. Youth League Standings Valley Srvc 4 1 Sorry my Bad 5 5 Shinton, C. Gregg, David Penneys; DeBoda, B. Tabb, M. McCloskey, Jo. Set~em~up 4 1 C~Ya~Bye 2 3 1 9 Double winners (NG) : Sarah Peffer, Crompton, M. Over, B. Ulbrich; (M): Colt League Grottos 1 4 Hoovers Erin Colbert, Jennifer Luft , Lexie A. Welch. Mariners 10 2 Dig~n~Dirt 1 4 Roadway Inn 1 9 Mets 10 2 Beach Bums 0 5 Newark 1st Church In Ministry to the Faith Communities of Newark, the University, and the World . of the Nazarene ~ 69 East Main Street 302-737-1400 NE~RK Newark, DE 19711 ~~~~~~a~!!~~e~2~r (302) 368-8774 Church Directory 601 Bridge St., P.O. Box 429 Elkton, MD Pastor Bill jarrell United Methodist Church We are fully accessible to all! or call Shelley Dolor for more information Worship Sunday Morning Worship 8:00 & 9:30a.m. Service & 410-398-3311 or 1-800-220-3311. 9:15a.m. Nursery and Church School Ad deadline is Monday before the Friday run. Sunday Schoo 9:30 a.m. Worship Service Broadcast on WNRK 1260AM The Church Directory is published by the Newark Post. 9:30 a.m. & 10:45 a.m. RED LION UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Head of Christiana ------· Presbyterian Church ~,1~:::> 1545 Church Road Bear, DE 19701 Crossroads Radio Broadcast 9:00a. m. A caring comrounity welcoming you ~Glorious Radio Station WNRK 1260AM to a life in Christ. 2880 Summit Bridge Rd • Bear, De Sunday School (Ages 2- Adult) 9:00 a.m. Founded in Worship Service Presence (1- 7/ 2 mi. 5. of Rr. 40 & Rt. 896) Sunday Worship 10:15 a. m. 1706 10:00 a.m. Church 834-4772 Nursery Available 410-392-3456 Sunday School ...... 9 :00 a.m. Wednesday Evening Servi ce 7:00p.m. Morning Worship ... 1 0:30 a.m. join our Hand Bell Choir, Choir, Kid 's Club, Singles Club, Couples Club & Seniors (Signing for th e hea rin g impaired) Rev. Gary S. Tu lak, Senior Pastor Sr. Pastor Rev. Charles F. Berters Rev. Robert Simpson, Associate Pastor Perkins 834-1599 ~"-~'•''" CHURCH Nursery Provided. OF GOD Sunday School- all ages ...... 9:30a.m. Sunday Bible Classes Peneader Grange Ball CHIWREN CHURCH AVAILABLE Morning Worship ...... 10:30a.m. (All Ages) ...... ,.9 :00a.m. Worship Service T/11 • [(,., .. Curti .~ f:. l.t·ins. Ph.V. Sunday Evening Adult &Youth Activities .. 6:30 p.m. Worship Service 10:00 a.m. Rt. 896 & S.Entranee to (Nursery Available) ...... 10:00 a.m. 1.------, ~Uilklt!tOS Bibfical1DS1titutel Handicapped Accessible/Nursery Provided Peoples Plaza "Sharing Christ In Mutual Mi11istn(' 1100 Church Rd. Just off 273 SIJNDAY I 0:45AM & Registrar. Gordon Croom Small Group Bible Studies -throughout the week West of Newark. 6:00PM = Pastor James E. Yoder Ill ALL WELCOME Ph. 302-731-4169 First Church EVANGELICAL AGAPE SALEM UNITED The Episcopal Church Welcomes You of Christ, METHODIST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN FELLO\NSHIP Scientist 469 Salem Church Road St. Thomas's Parish (302) 738-5907 fh 276 S. College Ave. at Park Place, Newark, De 19711 CHURCH OF NEWARK (302) 73 8~4822 A Spirit-Filled Delaware Ave. &Haines St., Newark, DE 19711 (302) 368-4644 Church Office (9:()().1:00 Mon.-Fri .) 308 Possum Park Rd. . , S d Sch • d 0- Morning Worship ...... 10:30a.m . (302 ) 366-0273 Parish Information Hotline Local. Expression Of Sun day Serv1ce & un ay oo 1 5un ay, 1 11a .m. Ch · · Ed F All M Sunday Worship and Education Newark, DE • 737-2300 nst1an or ...... se t. - ay One The Body Of Christ 1 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite Testimony Meeting Wed nesd ay, ?:30-8:30p .m. HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE 9:15a.m. Christian Education (all ages) Sunday ReadingR oom Salurday, 10 a.m.- 12n oon 10:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite Two Sunday Worship ...... l 0:00 a. m. Little Lambs Nursery, All Programs Worship ...... 8:25 & 11:00 & Children 's Wo rship (Nursny l'ro!'dtdJ At Howard johnson's, Rt. 896 & 1-95 • Child care is provided & Children's Church, Available All Services 5:30 p.m. lloly Eucharist Fellowship Time ...... 9:30 Youth Groups: Jr. High at4:00 p.m. All Are Welcome "YOU ARE WELCOME" Sr. High at 7:30 p.m. Sunday School...... lO:OO Wednesday Rev. Charles 0. Walter, Pastor Tht RM>. Th~m AS B. Rtclor ao/.com/NewarkFCCS Tht Rtv. Evening Worship ...... 6:30 p Home Meeting...... 7:30 p.m. PRAISE ASSEMBLY FIRST PRESBYfERIAN OUR REDEEMER Calvary FIRST ASSEMBLY OF Baptist Church 1421 Old Baltimore Pike • Newark CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH An American Ba Church 737-5040 292 West Main St • Newark Johnson At. Augusta (301) 731-5644 Ches. Hill Est., Newark GOD SUNDAY Sunday School...... 9: 15 a.m. (302) 737-6176 129 Lovett Avenue • Praise Service ...... 9 a.m . SundayW orship .l 0:00a.m. & 5:30p.m. .10:00 a.m...... Worship (lncludin,q Children's) Sunday School Newark, DE 19713 • Sunday School..... 10 a.m. Wednesday ...... 7:00 p.m. (After 10:00 AM Worship) "Punch on & Bible Classes ...... 8:45 a.m. 368 4276 731 8231 • Worship Service .... II a.m. FAMILY NIGHT (YOUTH GROUP, the I.awn Fo llowing Worship" Divine Worship ...... 10:00 a.m. • • ROYAL RANGERS, Infant & children's Nursery Available WEDNESDAY MISSIONffiES & RAINBOWS) Ramp Access for Wheelchairs ~~%7~:':~~~:·: :: : ::::·i~i ·& · 3;~ ~~~d:~ 1 HuM f/ana11an Pastor I • Dinner ...... 6 p.m. Paul H. Walters, Pastor Pastors: Rev. Dr. Stephen A. Hundley Vacation Bible Schooi... .July 7-119:30-11:30 a.m. . ~ ~ I . • Singspiration .... 6:30 p.m. Tom Youth Pastor Rev. Jet&ey W. Dandoy CARL H. KRVEUE, JR., PASTOR . SUNDAy SERVICE • Bible Study...... 6:45 p.m. PE\C.\DER CHRISTIANA QQo~tou~ C~u~tch Bible Study 9:30 a.m. • Youth Programs6:45 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN • Adult Choir...... 7:50 p.m. PRESR' TERI \\ l'Hl RCH CHURCH o~ the ~tutng CWolld WORSHIP WEEKDAYS Services Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. • Two & Four-Day Preschool Corner of Rt. 896 & 40 15 N. Old Baltimore Pike 11 a.m ~ 2p.m. Junior Churches 10:30 a.m. 9:30 ...... Church School Christiana, DE Bible Teaching Tuesday Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Handicapped Accessible • Nunery 11 :00 ...... Church Servic 7p.m.~8p.m. COME TO CALVARY 368-0515 Praise & Worship Thursday FAMILYNITE GROWWITHUS ~ ~ ~ •""' Our friendly, Cllrin8, ~ 0 Worship at 11 :00 a.m. 7p.m. 8p.m. WEDNESDAY 7:00p.m. ,."" ~ ~ inclusive community of faith :: ; Invites you to join us in Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. P.. ,., Anlllony Oomlah, 81'. Adult Bible Study Lo_,.d .r fkiB II 8lrwet Rai • Missionet1es 215 E. Delaware Ave. ':. ~ MISSION, EDUCATION ...... ,...... Rangers ruur-'IP!ru Provided Newark, DE 19711 , u 8 , ~ ~O~HIP , n..~:=::::rr."! (!' • ; http://www.ncbl.com/post/ , N, \\ \ ,~,, r( )\, ·:· IN OUR COMMUNITY Learn a language Summer day camp Both beginner and intermediate level sign language New Castl e County Department of Park and classes are being offered this summer by the New Castle Recreation is accepting registrations for their summer County Department of parks and recreation. Classes day camp for children with learning disabilitie and will meet for six, two-hour se. sion on Monday and their brothers and sisters, as space allows. Children Wednesday evenings starting June 23 at the United must be between the ages of 5 to 11 . The camp run Cerebral Palsy Center, Wilmington. Fee: $25. To regi ' from June 23 through August 1 at Richardson Park ter call 323-6449. School , Wilmington. Fee: $48 for the six week half-day ses ion . To regi ter call 323-6449. USE OUR CONVENIENT E-MAIL ADDRESS! [email protected] • SOCCER QUEST USA KELm& · ~ · is Holding the Following Summer Soccer Camps in Your Area. 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These 1·181·249·8272. 302·777·4430 morlpge rates are a paid ~ettising feature of The Newark Post. . ·~-.. ~·...... _ht~tp_:_H_w_w_w_.n_c_bl_.c_o_m~~~o~s~U~~------~ jm27 . 1007•N~P~·&~21 ------~------~. CALL 1-800-220-1230 • BUY • SELL • HELP WANTED • SERVfCES • NOTICES ------117 LEGAL NOTICE which GLASGOW PINES CONSTRUCTION COM Marshall, husband· and wife, as joint tenants and SHERIFF'S SALE PANY by certain Deed dated the 26th day of not as tenants in common with the right of sur Notices The following Real Estate will be exposed the Public February A.D. 1988 and recorded in The Office of vivorship. Sale at the Court House Southeast Corner of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle Seized and taken in execution as the property of ------Eleventh and King Streets, City of Wilmington, New County, Delaware, in Deed Record Volume 667, GARY C. MARSHALL AND CYNTHIA N ., MAR· II CHECK THIS OUT II ______www.thenewu .com ..... Castle County, DELAWARE, on 'fuesday, the 8TH Page 218, did grant and convey to JOSEPH C. SHALL, HIW day of July, 1997 at 10:00 AM By Virtue of Writ of CORTESE, JR. and SHARON ANDREW CORTESE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 202 herein, in fe e. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST SHERIFF'S SALE Seized and taken in execution as the property of 4, 1997. Acreage & Lots By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #02 MY A.D., JOSEPH C. CORTESE, JR. AND SHARON AN MAY31, 1997 1007 DREW CORTESE. AMAZING------RIVER bargains ! PARCEL NO. 09-034.40-074 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SHERIFF'S SALE 5.9 AC/River ac· ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #33 MY A.D., cess/14 ,900,5.1 AC/Long WF/ with the improvements thereon erected, situate in 4,1997. 1997 TAX PARCEL NO. 08-054.40-054 24,900. Open&wooded White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County and MAY 31,1997 ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of acreage along crystal-clear State of Delaware, known as 12 Thomas Jefferson land with the buildings thereon erected, known as river w/big mtn . views&so, Blvd., Newark, Delaware 19702. SHERIFF'S SALE 25 Longview Drive, Newkirk Estates, Newark, New exposure. 10 mins. to 17,000 BEING a part of the same lands and premises By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #49 MY A.D., Castle County, Delaware. ac. state park. Ready to which W.S. Realty Corp., a corporation of the State 1997 BEING the same lands which Robert K. Wang, build/fish/camp. EZ financing of Delaware, by deed dated May 17, 1982, and Parcel No. 11-006.10-012 by Deed dated march 28, 1995 and recorded in the Donna 1·304·262·2770 HCV. recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in Property address 10 Sa."lford Drive, Newark, DE Office ofthe Recorder of Deeds on March 29, 1995, in ATIENTION BOATERS: Water· and for New Castle County, Delaware, in Deed ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land and for New Castle County, Delaware, in Deed Book front or water access home· Record Q, Volume 118, Page 157, granted and con with the buildings thereon erected, situate in 1899, Page 114, did grant and convey to Roberta G. sites with deeded boat slips veyed unto Woodshade South Partners, P.A., a Pencader Hundxed, New Castle County and State of Clark, in fee. as low as $34,900. Coastal General Partnership of the State of Delaware, in Delaware, being known as Lot No. 5, Block B, on the Seized and taken in execution as the property of Marketing,North Carolina's fee. plan of Robscott Manor, Section One, as said Plan is ROBERTA G. CLARK waterfront specialists. 1·800· Seized and taken in execution as the property of of record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 566·5263. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST --~~------ROCKFORD BUILDERS, INC. and for New Castle County, Delaware in Microfilm BARGAIN HOMES-Thousands TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF No. 797 and being more particularly bounded and 4,1997. of government foreclosed and SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST described as follows, to-wit: MAY31,1997 repossessed properties being 4,1997. BEING the same lands and premises which liquidated this month! Gov MAY 31,1997 Edward S. Wickey and Maria J. Wickey by deed SHERIFF'S SALE ernment financing. Low/no dated June 27, 1994 and recorded in the Office of the By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #29 MY A.D., down. Call for local listings SHERIFF'S SALE Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, 1007 (fee). 1·800·338·0020 ext. By virtue of a writ of LEV F AC #76 MY A.D. Delaware in Deed Recorder of Deeds in and for New PARCEL # 08-028.40-025 ~~0~99~·------1007 Castle County, Delaware in Deed Record 1760, Page ALLTHAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of PARCEL NO. 09-038.10-333 land with the buildings thereon erected, known as 5 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE! 88 granted and conveyed to Roberto M. Ramos and 115 CANNONBALL ROAD, NEW ARK Kathleen M. Ramos, herein in fee. Dawn Meadow Lane, New Castle County, Newark, Receive a free Yard Sale kit DE 19711. when you place your ad in DELAWARE 19702 Seized and taken in execution as the property of ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of ROBERT M. RAMOS AND KATHLEEN M. BEING the same lands and premises which the Newark Post. Ad runs in Corner Ketch, Inc., by Deed dated February 8, 1993, Post and 3 limes In the Cecil land with the buildings thereon erected).. situate in RAMOS. Whig! White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle t;ounty and TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds All for only 12.75 State of Delaware, being Lot No. 29 on the Reccrd SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST in and for New Castle County, State of Delaware, in Resubdivision Plan of Christiana Green, Phase 4,1997. Deed Book 1471, Page 105, did grant and convey unto Three - Townhouses, as said Plan is of record in the MAY31,1997 Irving M. Mermelstein and Rosa M. Mermelstein, C~LVERT· GENTLY sloping Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New husband and wife, in fee. picturesque lot 3.27 Acres . Castle County, Delaware in Microfilm No. 10747. SHERIFF'S SALE Seized and taken in execution as the property of (+or ·)5 min. to 1·951$52,900 BEING the same la.d and premises which By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #44 MY A.D., IRVING M. MERMELSTEIN AND ROSA M. MER --~Ca~li~l4~1~0)~3~9~8-~24~3~2. ___ WOODSHADE SOUTH, INC., a Delaware corpora 1007 MELSTEIN tion, by Deed dated February 26, 1992 and recorded Parcel No. 08-054.20-023 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF "DEEP CREEK LAKE CEDAR SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST CABIN 2 AC. $35,900. perfect in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Property address: 3 W. Richards Lane, Newark, Castle County, Delaware in Deed Book 1293, Page Delaware 4,1997. weekend getaway in the MAY 31,1997 mountains. lar9er parcels 345, did grant and convey unto JOYCE ANN ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, available. easy fmanclng. call SCHROEDER, in fee. known as Lot No. 25, situate in Mill Creek now! 1·800·688·7693 VPI Seized and taken in execution as the property of Hundred, New Castle County and State of SHERIFF'S SALE JOYCE ANN SCHROEDER. Delaware, as shown on a Record Major Subdivision By virtue of a writ of LEV F AC #28 MY A.D., Boat TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Plan of Richards Lane, prepared by Hillcrest 1997 SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST Associates, Inc., dated May 24, 1993, last revised PARCEL# 09-041.10-125 Marine Supplies 4,1997. June 24, 1993 and recorded in the Office of the ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of & Equipment MAY31, 1997 Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, land, with the buildings thereon erected, known as 19 Hunting Ridge Road, New Castle County, 4 LINES, 5 DAYS CECIL WHIG Delaware in Microfilm Record 11760. SHERD'F'S SALE BEING the same lands and premises which Newark, DE 19702. 4 LINES, 1 ISSUE MARINER By virtue of a writ of LEV F AC #59 MY A.D., Richards Lane, Inc., by deed dated January 27, 1995 BEING the same lands and premises which ALL FOR ONLY $29.95 1997 and recorded in Deed .Record 1879, Page 126 granted Dunn-Assoc., Ltd., by Deed dated February 1, 1988, photo $1 0 additional PARCEL NO. 11-014.30-008 and conveyed to Robert James Morse, Jr. and Elsie and recorded in the Offic~ of the Recorder of Deeds additional lines $5 each ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land M. Donovan, herein, in fee. in and for New Castle County, State of Delaware, in CALL 398·1230 with the improvements thereon, .situate in Seized and taken in execution as the property of Deed Book 827, Page 80, did grant and convey unto ------Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and State of ROBERT JAMES MORSE, JR., AND ELSIE M. Robert E. Machmer and Patricia Zoe Machmer, his LAND BARGAINS near Deep Delaware, known as Lot #67located at Pebble Place MORSE, FfK/A ELSIE M. DONOVAN. wife, in fee. Creek Lake. Acreage with BEING part ofthe same lands and premises TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Seized and taken in execution as the property of privacy. Ready to build. Call which Reston Building and Development SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST ROBERT E. MACHMER AND PATRICIA ZOE today 1·800·898·6139. A.L.S. Corporation, a corporation of the state of Delaware, 4,1997. MACHMER. by deed dated September 23, 1983, and recorded in MAY 31,1997 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF ------the Office for the Recording of Deeds in and for New SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST POND SITE 10+ acres & well Castle County, Delaware, in Deed Record Y, SHERIFF'S SALE 4, 1997. $37,888. Nicely wooded Volume 123, Page 343, granted and conveyed unto By virtue of a writ of VEM #38 MY A.D., 1997 MAY 31,1997 w/mature hardwoods & big Rockford Builders, Inc., a corporation of the State of TAX PARCEL NO.: 11-002.40-183 pines. Gently rolling,huge SHERIFF'S SALE pond site & deeded access to Delaware, in fee. ALL THAT CERTAIN plot, piece or parcel of trout river. Ready to Seized and taken in execution as the property of land with any buildings or improvements thereon By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #27 MY A.D., build/camp. Dynamic financ· ROCKFORD BUILDERS, INC. erected, known as 10 Martindale Drive, Pencader 1997 ing. Call owner HCV 1·304· TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Hundred, New Castle County, and State of PARCEL # 10-043.30-265 Delaware. ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of ~26~2-~2~77~0~·------SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 4,1997. BEING THE SAME LAND AND PREMISES land with the buildings thereon erected, known as POTOMAC RIVER Area 12+ MAY31, 1997 that Samuel R. Pierce, JR., Secretary of Housing 206 Finch Wsy, New Castle County, Newark, DE AC/stream·$39,950. Towering and Urban Development of Washington, D.C., act 19702. hardwoods w/pristine stream SHERIFF'S SALE ing by and through the Federal Housing BEING the same lands and premises which & park like building site. 45 By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #58 MY A.D., Commissioner, by Certain indenture, dated March Pulte Home Corporation, by Deed dated July 28, mins. South DC beltway, long 1995, and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of paved road frontage, ready to 1997 PARCEL # 08-043.40-502 31, 1982 A.D. and recorded in the office of the build now! Exc. Financing. ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle County, Deeds in and for New Castle County, State of Call HCV 1·800·888·1262. land with the buildings thereon erected, known as Delaware, in Deed Record Z, Volume 117, Page 238, Delaware, in Deed Book 1888, Page 236, did grant 2112 St. Francis Street, New Castle County, did grant and convey unto John S. Parsons and and convey unto Barry M. Johnson., in fee. Wilmington, DE 19808. Cindy L. Parsons, in fee. Seized and taken in execution as the property of GARAGE BEING a part of the same lands andjremises Seized and taken in e:aecution as the property of BARRY M. JOHNSON, SINGLE MAN which Thomas D. Cheater, by Deed date July 17, JOHN S. PARSONS, CINDY L. PARSONS, HIS TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF YARD SALES 1991, and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of WIFE AND UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST TERMS OF SALE; FULL PURCHASE PRICE 4,1997 4 LINES 3 DAYS Deeds in and for New Castle County, State of Delaware, in Deed Book 1203, Page 237, did grant AT TIME OF SALE. MAY 31,1997 $12.75 and convey unto Abraham M. Matthews, in fee. MAY 31,1997 (EACH ADD'L LINE Seized and taken in execution as the property of ABRAHAM M. MATTHEWS, UNMARRIED. SHERIFF'S SALE $1.00 FOR ALL 3 DAYS) By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC 135 MY AD., IF IT RAINS ON YOUR YARD TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 1997 TAX PARCEL NO. ~.10-068 SALE DATE INCH OR (1/4 4,1997. ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of MORE) YOUR SECOND AD IS MAY31, 1997 land, with the buildings thereon erected, known as FREEl FREE YARD SALE KIT 2614 Mill Creek Road..r. Mill Creek Hundred, W/ PRE·PAID ADS. (IN· SIIERIJPII"8 SALE Wilmington, New Castle t;ounty, Delaware. CLUDES SIGNS, BAL By virtue of a writ of LEV F AC 150 MY A.D., BEING the same lands and premises which LOONS,nPS AND A CANVAS 1997 TAX PARCEL NO. 08-037.10-048 Gale A. Grunigen and Treva A. Grunigen, hus MONEY APRONI YOUR AD ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or pan:el of land band and wife, liy Deed dated November 1, 1991 and APPEARS IN THE CECIL with the buildinp thereon erected, known u 18 recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds on November 6, 1991, in and for New Castle County WHIG AJID THE NEWARK Woodward Drive, of Mill Creek Hundred, Ccnmty of New Castle State of Delaware. Delaware, in Deed Book 1261, Pap 59, did grant PO_ST__ .______BBING TH1 MD LAHD8 egd maiMa ~ ~.•1, :~'1{ 'I ' ~'t ~; ·iY )ll ~TII,J i~[~j • '\c '•tt " l•ia; 1 l · 'J'a' . ~ . l, • , • If • l';'I.'U.•e: ~ " , \~-.. r'..l ~ • 1"")4 I PAGE 22 • l l EWARK POST • JUNE 27, 1997 Visit us on the World Wide Web County on October 1, 1991 in Deed Book 1235, Page 284 did ~t and co~v:l;!:to George Hankins and Kathleen Mathew• H · , his wife. Seized and taken in ~tion as the property of GEORGE C. HANKINS AND KATHLEEN M. HANKINS TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF NEW DISCOUNT POLICY! SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 4,1997. MAY31, 1997 Discounts Up To s4000 NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC 124 MY A.D., 1900 TAX PARCEL NO.: 10-043.10-187 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 14 Heron Court Brookmont Farms Newark, Delaware 19702 ALL that certain piece, parcel or lot of land with the building thereon erected, known as Lot No. '97 Dodge Neon '17 Dodge Stratus • Dr sedan '97 Dodge Truck Ram 1500 55, Section One, Brookmont Farms, New Castle Med. Fern Green/Silver Fern, 4 Cyl, 2.4L 2 Dr, Flame Red/Agate, 4 Cyl, Moss Green, 3.9 MPI V-6 magnum, 4 Spd. Auto w/0.0., County, Delaware and being more particularly DOHC 16V, 4 Spd. Electronic Auto, Smokers Painted Grille, Slid1ng Rear Window, A/C, Painted Rear bounded and described in accordance with a recent 3 Spd, Auto, Defroster-Eiec. Group, Fed. Emission Pkg., Speed Control, Step Bumper, Front License Bracket, Federal Emissions survey prepared by Zellley & Associates, Inc., Rear Window, AC, Stk #7687 Conventional Spare, Stk #7177 Pkg., AM/FM Cassette, Stk #T7744 Professional Land Surveyors of Newark, Delaware Buy For Buy For dated August 9th, 1984, ~ follows, to-wit: Buy For BEING the same lands and premises which the United States of America, acting through the $8,12. $11,58& $12,851 Administrator of the Farmers Home Administration, United States Department of Agriculture, by Deed dated June 15, 1981 and Drive*•';* For •at•• x 24 Mos. Drive*•';* For •t&a•• x 24 Mos. Drive*•';*•tss•• For x 24 Moa. recorded in the Office for the Recording of Deeds in and for New Castle County and state of Delaware in Deed Record R, Volume 117, Page 262, did grant Financing As Lo"" As and convey unto Dale B. Duncan, Sr., in fee. SUBJECT TO ALL EASEMENTS AND RE STRICTIONS OF RECORD 3.9~/~ Seized and taken. in execution as the property of MARIE A. BLACKSTON TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST NO CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? 4,1997. NO PROBLEM! GET YOUR CREDIT BACK MAY31, 1997 Bal*n'*' • Slow Qedl• Diuon:e • Aepa s ses si01s SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #11 MY A.D., 1997 PARCEL # 09-021.40-258 ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of land with the buildings thereon erected, known as 44 Midland Drive, Newark Oaks, New Castle County, Newark, DE 19713. LEGAL NOTICE BEING the same lands and premises which Estate of FRANCES Douglas C. Slama and Audrey C. Slama, his wife, D. CRARY, Deceased. by Deed dated February 3, 1989, and recorded in the Notice is hereby given Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New that Letters Testamen Castle County, State of Delaware, in Deed Book 828, tary upon the estate of Page 266, did grant and convey unto Michael FRANCES D. CRARY Thomas Clayton, in fee. who departed this life on Seized and taken in execution as the property of the 27th day of MAY, MICHAEL THOMAS CLAYTON A.D. 1997, late of 422 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF ORCHARD ROAD, SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST NEWARK, DE 19711 4,1997. were duly granted unto MAY31,1997 MA'ITESON S. CRARY on the 30th day of MAY, SHERIFF'S SALE A.D. 1997, and all per By virtue of a writ of 1ST PLS LEV FAC #04 MY sons indebted to the said AD., 1997 deceased are requested to TAX PARCEL NO. 11-006.20-300 make payments to the ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel ofland Executor without delay, 1997 HONDA with the buildings thereon erected, known as 413 and all persons having Longfield Road, Newark, Delaware 19713. demands against the CIVIC COUPE BEING THE SAME LANDS and premises which deceased are required to Charles f. Hershey, IV and Saundra B. Hershey, exhibit and present the his wife, by certain Deed dated the 13th day of same duly probated to November A.D. 1987 and recorded in The Office of the said Executor on or the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle before the 27th day of County, Delaware, in deed Record November 17, JANUARY, A.D. 1998, or 1987, Book 625, Page 310, did grant and convey to abide by the law in this John T. Harper and Kimberly Harper, herein, in behalf. fee. MA'ITESON S. Seized and taken in execution as the property of CRARY JOHN T. HARPER, KIMBERLY HARPER N!K/A Executor 1 KIMBERLY JONES VANCE A. FUNK, III, Per Month 24 Month Lease Per Month 24 Month Lease Per Month 24 Month Lease TERMS OF SAI.E: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF ESQ. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 273 E. MAIN STREET, 4,1997. STEA 1997 HONDA 1997 HONDA MAY31, 1997 NEWARK, DE 19711 np 6/13,20,27 ACCORD COUPE ACCORD SEDAN Michael P. Walsh Sheriff LEGAL NOTICE Sheriff's Office Estate of MARY..JO Wilmington, Delaware THOMAS, Deceased. np 6/27,7/4 Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration upon the estate of MARY..JO NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE THOMAS, who departed OF PERSONAL PROPERTY this life on the 25th day * Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will of APRIL, AD. 1997, late Per Month 24 Month Lease Per Month 24 Month Lease sell, at Public Auction on 07/30//97 at 425 New of 2608 STEPHENSON Churchman's Road, New Castle, DE 19720 at DRIVE, WILM., DE 19808 2:00 p.m. the personal property heretofore stored were duly granted unto '92 Mitsubishi Eclipse 1997 '90 Mercury Cougar LS with the undersigned by: RONALDA. THO~ on AT, Sunroof, PRESIDENT'S V6, 3.8 Liter, Auto, 8044- Unda Grable - 1 Misc. Item the 4th day of JUNE, Loaded ...... •a, :S97 Power Everything ...... •&, 987 C040 - Perone Williams - Misc. Items A.D. 1997, and all persons AWARD '93 Pontiac Bonneville SLE '93 Honda Civic C164 - Roy McKnight - Misc. Items indebted to the said Colonial Honda Is The Area's deceased are requested to PW, PL, Cruise Control PW, PL, FOSS - Patricia Scott - Misc. Items Only Honda Dealership F112 - D. Combs - Misc. Items make payments to the ABS,Auto ...... ''10,758 Tilt, Cruise ...... '7, 997 To Receive American Honda's G020 - Palace Murpl'ly - Misc. Items Aministrator without '90 Pontiac Grand Am '91 Mazda RX7 H035 - Kerry Johnson - Misc. Items delay, and all persons Most Distinguished 5 Speed, A/C, PW, PL np8/20, 27 having demands against Like New ...... •4, 995 "Partners In Excellence" Award the deceased are For Outstanding Performance. Auto ...... '...... ,8&2 required to exhibit and present the same duly NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 'Total Net Cap Cost and base monthly payment does not include tax, license, registration, options, and the like. Calculations are based on Honda Division's probated to the said suggested lease pricing to achieve target base monthly payment. $1 ,150 down payment required , mileage allowed 12,000/year. 011 P.RSONAL PROPERTY Administrator on or Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will before the 25th day ofi t------ John Elsenlohr's sell, at Public Auction on 07130//97 at 301 Bellvue DECEMBER, A.D. 1997 , , Rd., Newark, DE 19713 at 2:00p.m. the personal or abide by the law in this ....._... .. property heretofore stored with the undersigned behalf...... by: RONALD A THOMAS! l'lnydle, .. C04<4 - Dawn Voll - 1 Desk, 1 Box, 1 Mattress, 1 Admjnistratrix · O...r VANCE A. FUNK, Ill, i Minutes from Havre de Grace on Rt. 40 F008 - Rosemarie Roy - 1 TV, 1 Microwave, 1 ESQ. I 4111tN411 8aK, 1 Bed, 1 loy 2731!. MAIN STREET, F138- Kent Gould- 1 Box, 1 Bag NEWARK. DE 19711 41Nft.7141 ...... ,., np 61JJ),fWT,7/4 IIIIIC.IIII:4111U .. OUTLET WARK PoST • PAGE 23 ~h~tt~p~:/~/w~w~w~.~nc~b~l.~co~m~/~p~o~st~/------r------,r,~~~------,,-----~~------r·----~::~-----~------LEGAL NOTICE FROM: Clau.zell Jones Currency 202 206 224 Notice is hereby given that the properties listed AGENCY: Wilmington FROM: Bennie Blake, Acreage & Lots Condos & Vacation Rentals below were seized for violation of Title 16 of the Police Jr. Delaware Code. Owners or lienholders who can es- WHERE: 1300 Blk E. 27th AGENCY: Wilmington !STUNNING WATERFRONT! Townhouses tablish that the property was forfeited by an act or Street Police 26+AC & WELL $547/MO. OCEAN CITY, Maryland. Best omission committed or omitted without their DATE SEIZED: 1124191 WHERE: 100 Blk E. 22nd Park like setting on hardwood selection of affordable rentals. knowledge or consent may apply for remission at ARTICLE: $195.00 US St. knoll overlooking long fran- MYRTLE BEACH. Warm and Dally & weekly. Call now for the office of the Attorney General, Forfeiture Currency DATE SEIZED: 1127191 tage on pristine trout river. In- sunny. Absolute finest afford free color brochure. 1-800- able condominiums. Indoor Division, Wilmington, Delaware. ~ersons desiring F R 0 M: shah e e d ARTICLE: $25.75 US eludes picture perfect pond- 638-2102. Open 7 days. Holi pool, whirlpools, saunas. dav Real Estate. to contest the forfeiture of assets seiZed pursuant to Nuriddin Currency site, new driveway & perc. Spring-daily $62-$130; wkly Title 16 of the Delaware Code, Section 4784, may AGENCY: Wilmington Priced $79,900 25% down, $385-$854. Condo sales: 2BR rotect their interest by filing a civil petition i.n Police FROM: Gary Hairston bal fin 15 yrs At 25% VRM, from $65,000 1-800-238- Real Estate ~Upen.or Court within 45 days after the date of this AGENCY: Wilmington oac. Rare orrcortunityl HCV 1- 1181 www.beachaolf.com. notice, or mailed notice, whichever is la~r. WHERE: 1300 Blk E. 28th Police 304 --262 27 0 Rentals Superior Court Civil Rule 71.3 sets out the requtre- ~~TE SEIZED: 1124191 WHERE: 100 Blk E. 22nd SWANSBORO, NC. 1.32 Ac 210 menta for filing a civil forfeiture petition. ARTICLE: $64.00 US St. w/boat slip $20,000- OWN FOR the Price of rent Police Currency DATE SEIZED: 1/27191 a$40,000 value. 1/2 AC water- Houses for Sale ing! Build your home now, FROM: Idyll Allison WHERE: 800 Blk West ARTICLE: $45.19 US view $25,900, w/slip $32,000· without the down payment AGENCY: Wilmington FROM: Rafael Pena Currency a $50,000 value. 1.40 AC wa- banks demand. Complete con GOVERNEMNT FORECLOSED struction and permanent fi Police ~~TE SEIZED: 1l20/9l AGENCY: Wilmington terfront $86,000-a $125,000 homes, pennies on the $1 . WHERE: 700 Blk W. 5th Police FROM: Archie Harlan value. Pave droads, under- nancing if qualified . DeGeorge ARTICLE: $ 36.00 US WHERE: Blk ard groung utilities, gated en- Repo's, VA, HUD, Sheriff's Home Alliance, 1-800-343- St. 1200 w. sales. No money down gov DATE SEIZED: 1/17/91 Currency St. AGENCY: Wilmington trance, great location. Selling 2884. Police 1· bl · ernment loans available now. ARTICLE: $75.00 US FROM: Terrance DATE SEIZED: 1/25/91 WHERE: 800 Blk w. 9th fast at these unbe 1eva e pnc- Local listing directory. Toll Currency ARTICLE: $540.00 US es. Call 1-800-448-5263. Free 1·800-669-2292 ext. H- 254 Phillips Currency St. Blueareen. AGENCY: Wilmington 4000 lfee) Apartments , Michael DATE SEIZED: 1!28l9l SOUTH CAROLINA WATER- FROM : Police FROM: Roberto Samuels ARTICLE: $103.00 US FRONT SALE Beautifully LOG HOME 18th century Chambers Unfurnished WHERE: 200 Blk N . AGENCY: Wilmington Currency wooded dock approved parcel 18x36, 2 story, includes archi AGENCY: Wilmington tectural pieces, flooring, man- Police Clayton St. Police w/long frontage on spectacu- WHERE: 13th & FROM: Tyrone Jenkins lar50,000 1cre recreation lake tels. Must be moved. Call410 NOTTINGHAM TOWER Apts. WHERE: 1300 Blk E. 27th DATE SEIZED: 1/23/91 287-7223 1BR & 2BR 's available, 1st ARTICLE: $26.75 US Claymont St. AGENCY: Wilmington in South Car ~ lina · next to 18 St. month rent FREE! Call 610 Currency DATE SEIZED: 1126191 Police hole championship golf MAJOR NATIONAL Lender DATE SEIZED: 1/17/91 ARTICLE: $16.00 US WHERE: 100 Blk E. 24th course. Fish, boat, golf year has 2,3,4 BR homes single 932-3331 . ARTICLE: $190.00 US Currency St. round in our fantastic climate! and multisection , bank repos, RISING SUN · 1 BR , $395/mo. Currency FROM: Pedro Rochester AGENCY: Wilmington FROM: Gerald Samuels DATE SEIZED: 1128191 Paved roads, u/g utilities, easy qualifying & transfer of +sec. dep. No pets. Call {41 J) Police AGENCY: Wilmington ARTICLE: $25.00 US much more. Financing avail- payments terms negotiable or 398-3536 or l410 ) 392-3668 FROM: Devon Wright Police Currency able. Call 1-800-704-3154 make cash offer. Call 1·800- AGENCY: Wilmington WHERE: Unit Blk Jensen Drive WHERE: lath & TLE 651-4625 ext. 911 260 Police Claymont St. FROM: Melvina Turner SWANSBORO, NC. Don't miss WHERE: 1300 Blk E 27th DATE SEIZED: 1/23/91 FAX IT! DATE SEIZED: 1126191 AGENCY: Wilmington this one! Close to Barrier Is- 410 398-4044 Houses St. ARTICLE: $200.00 US Currency · DATE SEIZED: 1/17/91 ARTICLE $627 oo US Police land. Boat, fish, sun & fun in Place your ad quickly in Unfurnished C : . WHERE: w. 5th & N. this waterfront paradise!Buy the Cec'll Whl·g by us·ng ARTICLE: $1291.00 US urrency Jefferson now & build later. Only 10% 1 Currency · FROM: Shelia Secret AGENCY: Wilmington FROM: Jerome Edwards DATE SEIZED: 1129/91 down for qualified customers. our Fax. 3 BR House. Large yard. Very AGENCY: Wilmington ARTICLE: $66.00 us EZ terms. All lots priced below 1------1 quiet location. $775/mo + FROM: Darnell Lee Police Police Currency current market value. Call to- Utilities. Security Dep. req'd. AGENCY: Wilmington WHERE: 1000 Blk E. 26th WHERE: 13th & day, 1-800·448-5263. Blue- 410-392-9489 Lv M. Police St. DATE SEIZED: 1123/91 Claymont St. FROM: Antoinne oreen OXFORD 4 BR, 2 BA, W/0, WHERE: 814 W. 8th DATE SEIZED: 1126/91 Pinkney WILDLIFE PONDS + AC· AC, rural acre, 15 min. to Street ARTICLE: $230.00 US 29 Currency ARTICLE: $15.00 US AGENCY: Wilmington $547/MO. Park-loke setting Newark/Elkton . $650 mo. 610 DATE SEIZED: 1/17/91 Currency Police w/massive hardwoods & 932-0472 ARTICLE: $275.00 US WHERE: 27th & West abundant wildlife: deer, ------FROM: Andrea Mills FROM: Brian Beard Currency Street turkey, duck, beaver. Gor- 1 262 AGENCY: Wilmington AGENCY: Wilmington Police DATE SEIZED: 1129/91 geous bldg. site overlooking Housing to Share FROM: Tijuana Walley Police ARTICLE: $37.00 us stream. 10 mins. to Potomac AGENCY: Wilmington WHERE: 9th & King St. River access. Price $69,900, DATE SEIZED: 1/22191 WHERE: 24th & Jessup ELKTON FSBO Nice & neat! Police St. Cu~ncy 10% down, bal. fin. 20 yrs., ARTICLE $55.00 US Great 1st. time buyer/ investor ROOMATE WANTED-Villa Bel- WHERE: 200 Blk N. DATE SEIZED: 1/27191 np 7 8.5% fixed , OAC , Won 't last, 3 B/R, 1 BA, fenced yd. All mont Apts . $325/mo. Call Connell Currency ARTICLE: $205.00 US Call HCV 1-800-888-1262 aool. $78.000 410-398-9474 Jenn 302-731-4539 DATE SEIZED: 1117191 ARTICLE: $72.00 US Currency NEW & USED FROM: Michael Hines AGENCY: Wilmington Police · Buick Dod >e (~eo Nissan To ota Volkswagen WHERE: 6th & Harrison St. < I l ;\1 'i\,1;\N SMITH DATE SEIZED: 1117191 ANCHOR WILLIAMS NEWARK ARTICLE: $52.00 US Pontiac & Buick CHEVROLET IF THIS EMBLEM ISN'TON YOUR NEW TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN, LTD. Currency 123 Bridge St. NISSAN, YOU PROBABLY PAID TOO MUCH! 4304 Kirkwood 503 E. Pulaski Hwy. 208 W. Main St., Elkton, MD Elkton, MD Elkton, MD ~ Highway, FROM: Charles Monroe 41 0-398-4500 2323 N. DuPont Highway 1344 Marrows Rd., WILMINGTON, DE AGENCY: Wilmington 41 0-398-0700 1-800-394-2277 Rt. #13 Btwn.l·295 &1·495 Newark 302-998-0131 Police 302-368-6262 WHERE: 1500 Blk W. 3rd Hondc1 302-852·3200 St. Ford USED CARS DATE SEIZED: 1/17191 BEL AIR HONDA ARTICLE: $15.00 US Always 300 New No Credit Currency 408 Baltimore Pike N is sans in Stock Bad Credit Bel Air, 1 Blk. North Of No Problem! FROM: Trevie Burrell Harford Mall 75 Used Cars! AGENCY: Wilmington Newark Toyota 560 E. PULASKI HWY Police 838-9170 • 893-0600 lm ort Outlet WHERE: 4th & 410-398-3600 1-800-899-FORD Delamore St. YOUR AD DATE SEIZED: 1118191 Used Cdrs PORTHE ARTICLE: $355.00 US COULD BE HlR£1 Currency McCoy Ford· TOADV£RnSE Oxford, PA FROM: Dwayne Lincoln CALL KATHY AUTO Washington 61 0-932-2892 AGENCY: Wilmington 1233 Telegraph Rd. 410-398-1130 Police C~hcv rolct Rising Sun, MD 2191 Tri-State Used Car & DEllER WHERE: 400 Blk N. Truck Discount Center Franklin St. DATE SEIZED: 1118191 410-658-4801 ARTICLE: $40.00 US RT 40 & 222- PERRYVILLE ' Just 5 mi South of DE l DIRECTORY Currency 410-642-6700 642-2433/1-800-818-8680 · Mon-Thurs 9-9/Fri 9-8/Sat. 9-5 Line on the right ltl In Service-4 Years in a row! TO ADVlRTISl FROM: Marcus Lewis "SINCE 1925" AGENCY: Wilmington Remember: CALL KATHY Police • New Car Center Oxford, PA Everybody's Credit is WHERE: 400 Blk N. • New Truck Center Good at Paradise 410-398-1130 Franklin St. BAYSHORE 61 0-932-2892 • Used Car Center Credit Hotline DATE SEIZED: 1/18191 • Body & Paint Shop ARTICLE: $120.00 US 1-800-611-9801 Gee. 4003 N. DuPont Highway Currency Route 13 at 1-495 Cleveland Ave. & 800·241-6644 Kirkwood Hwy. NO HASSLE LOW PRICES Just Opened* MD FROM: Allen Younger, LARGE SELECTION Jr. Newark, DE MATT SLAP State Certified AGENCY: Wilmington 302-453-6800 SUBARU,Inc. Inspection Station & Police (~J\;'\(- -· .....__...... __ "'""" _____ , Full Service Dept. WHERE: 300 N. Walnut WILLIAMS 255 E. Cleveland Ave. St. Newark, DE DATE SEIZED: 1118191 CHEVROLET 929 W. PULASKI HWY ARTICLE: $60.00 US 302-453-9900 ELKTON, MD 2192L Currency 208 W. Main St., Elkton, MD 41 ().62().9800 FROM: Julian Payne WEST END OF l J '-,( \d ( -l l I''-, AGENCY: Wilmington -··- _.,...,.,.,. ~-~.-.-·--...... ~ Police HIGH ST. • Blk 6th WHERE WHERE: 600 W. ELKTON, MD AIWANTAGE:::EE Call Mr. Bell Street --..:. DATESEIZED: l.n0/91 -- . EVERYTHING 1·800·420-5337 ARTICLE: $160.00 US 601 E. Pulaski Hwy R,Hl ( redit~ \o ( n·dit~ MAKES Currency Elkton, MD 801 E. Puleakl Hwy. Elkton, MD FROM: Nicole Robenon l-800-420-JEEP \0 H\~~LE~ SENSE! AGENCY: Wilmington I ... P CE 24 • NEWARK POST • j NE 27, 1997 Visit us on the World Wide Web 308 328 332 342 362 362 Building & Machine, Tools, Medical Supplies Miscellaneous Produce Yard & Garage Yard & Garage DIABETICS! (Using Insulin) Sales Materials Equip. ~ Did you know Medicare (or TELEPHONE SYSTEMS recon Sales Insurance) covers most sup ditioned-save 40%-60%, plies? Save Money. Call 1- Name brand electronic sys BLUEBERRIES & NE 209 Shady Beach Rd. METAL ROOFING & SIDING HONDA PRESSURE Cleaner · tems all sizes. Warranty in 6/28, 9-3, lots of H/H, (if you for houses/barns. Proven pro factory direct 2800 PSI $799, 800-748·1662 Liberty Medi· CHERRIES ELKTON cal-Satisfaction Guaranteed. cluded. Installation available. like green don't miss this duct. Attractive. Low cost -ea 3500 PSI $899, 4000 PSI , We also buy systems 410 Pick your own one), small appl, curtains, etc. sy Installation. Guaranteed 20 $1 ,099. Lowest prices guar No HMO members. Mention MULTI FAMILY AF-AAOO 880-6380 Call for Hours Collectible dolls, Yashica FX- years. Cut to the inch. Fast de anteed. 2 & 5 year warranty. Closed Sundays camera, boom box, full face livery! Free literature, 1-717- Hose, injector, dual adjustable YARD SALE 3 MEDICARE RECIPIENTS: Are Spring Valley Farm 1227 APPLETON RD. motor cycle helmet, clothes, 656-1814 wand. Tax free Call 24 hours! you using a nebulizer? Albu 338 Rt 1 at Conowingo 6128 9 _3 tools. tovs. & morel 1-800-333-927 4 terol, lsoproteranol, and other Pools, Spas & 410 378-3280 solutions. Medicare will pay Children & adult NE-146 Willard Dr. Off Dr. POLE BUILDINGS 30 x 40 x PRESSURE CLEANER·FAC· I clothes, H/H Items, Home Miller Rd.Sat. 6/28,9am-4pm 10 · $8,995. Fully erected. In TORY DIRECT! New 2000-PSI for them . We will bill you and Supplies ship directly to your door. Call ORGANIC PRODUCE Interior, toys, Sofa beds, end tables, etc. cludes 12 inch boxed over $379 Honda 2500 PSI $699, The Calvert Farm baby Items & Household and misc. items. hang on eaves, one service 3200-PSI $999, 4000-PSI MED-A·SAVE 1-800-538- SPA & HOT TUB COVERS 9849. ext 10 All sizes $99 & up. Save 321 Chrome Rd. (Rt. 272) LOTS MORE door, 1Ox1 0 track door. paint $1099. complete ready to use. Rising Sun MD BRING APPETITES II NORTH EAST 5 Cemetery Rd, ed sides, and galvalume roof. All attachments Included, Call RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS? 30%1 1·800· 771·3481 (41 0) 658-3914 Hot Dogs & 6128.6129.9-7 1-800-331-1 875 24 hours toll free 1-800-867- Paying for medications? WOLFF TANNING BEDS . Tan Honev. Eoos. Mushrooms 7729 Refreshments NORTH EAST MULTI FAM. Why? Do you use Albuterol at home. Buy direct & save. Will Be Sold 100 W. Beech St 6/27, 6/28, ------f------~ (Proventil, Ventolin) , lpratrop- Commercial/Home units from (KIDS NEED BEACH 7/4 & 7/5 9-4 ium (Atrovent), or other neb $199.00. Low monthly pay 358 MONEY I ulizer medications? Call Ex ments. Free color catalog . Call Videos l!=a::o:=:o.....ii~~-...... al NORTH EAST Multi family oress Med 1-800-678-5733 todav 1-800-842-1310 yard sale 115 E Cecil Ave Sat. t/t/t/t/t/t/ 6128.9 to? LOTS TO SEE I SONY PLAYSTATION ELKTON PERRYVILLE - 512 CECIL 2 controllers, memory AVE 6/28 8 - 1 .Multi- Fami card & 1 game. Gre t con 967 E OLD PHILA. PIKE JUNE 27th & 28th ly H/H goods, clothes, turn, dition!!!. Call Michele or tovs. comoressor Frank 302 239-6769 9 AM· 2 PM Ladles Clothes, Misc. PERRYVILLE 280 Jackson H/H/Items Station Rd . Sat.6/28, 10 am to 360 MANY MORE ITEMS - ? Baby items, Me Donalds CHRYSLER·PLYMOUTH TOO NUMEROUS TO toys, wheels for Z 28-RS 14 JEEP-EAGLE Wanted to Buy MENTION! in. alum. slots, Craiger SST. 3807 Kirkwood Hwy. Call 378-5150 Wilmington, DE ANNUAL DUCK HARBOUR (302) 998·2271 LOCAL OR LONG COMM. YARD SALE, off of RISING SUN at comer of DISTANCE. lrishtown Rd . Sat.6/28 , 8 to Hopewell & Barnes Corner WILLING TO PAY FOR ?, Sev. families partie. Lug Rds, Sat 6/28, 9 am - 3 SALVAGE RIGHTS OF gage set, 0 comf. & acces., pm. Multi family yard sale. 18TH & 19TH CENTURY lots of Home Interior, all sizes Lots of items. Come see HOMES & BARNS. of clothes, inclu. pet. ladies & & bring a friend. FULLY INSURED, lg. womens, sm boys & much ALSO BUYING much more! Windy Hills Community Yard ARCHITECTUAL PIECES. Sale, Sat. June 28TH Raindate 410 658-6111 CHERRY HILL 35 MOLITER June 29th, 8am-3pm . Off of AVE 6/28 8 • 1. H/H Items, & Kirkwood Hwy just east of 362 MUCH MOREl Newark. Yard & Garage ELKTON 127 Maffit St, 6/28, 8-2, Moving Sale- bedrm set, 382 Sales avons, old hats, glass. Many Birds, Fish other items. ELKTON MULTI -FAMILY 112 ELKTON 210 River Rd, 213 to W. Village Rd . (Thomson Baker's Rest. 6/28, 8-2, eve IGUANA ANSWERS to Est.) Sat. 6/28, 8 to 12pm. rything must go. Clothes, BOB or BEAST, 100 gal Lots of GREAT stuff. I cheao n babv furn & items. tovs tank, hot rocks, heat lamp, sleep toys, very friendly & ELKTON MUL TI-Famlly ELKTON 700 & 706 Delaware YARD/BAKE sale Sal. 6/28 8 Ave, Sat. 6/28, 7-11, glass loves children. All for only to 2 p.m. in front of the Cecil ware, Avon Dolls, toys, small $90. Call 410 392-6928 Rental Center on U.S. Rt. 40. aooliance. Come earlvl! 11:30 am to 6 m 8Pring at is here ... TIJRNQlN 410·392·0099 The Delaware Department of Transportation (DeiDOT), announces that a Public Hearing will be held for the proposed improvements to Porter Road from just north of Route 72 to just south of At. 40. The hearing will be held on July 21, 1997 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Glasgow ~-..::;;..,...... ;..;....;..;.;;.;...... ;.._...... ;...... ;..o Medical Center, Room 209 (upstairs), 2600 Summit Bridge Road, Newark, DE. DeiDOT representatives will present plans for the reconstruction -of Porter Road. The proposed improvements include widening and/or reconstruction of Porter Road from 300' north of S.R. 72 to 500' south of At. 40. The proposed design consists of two 12' travel lanes, 8' shoulders and left or right turn lanes where necessary. Drainage, storm water management, and minor improve ments to the intersection with Old Porter Road will also be included in the pro posed project. The tentative schedule for right-of-way acquisition will be presented at the hearing, as well the construction scheduling. The Open Forum hearing format will be used to solicit and record formal testimony. The open forum format provides interested persons with the oppor tunity to attend the hearing anytime during the four hour period and to submit formal testimony on an individual basis. A court reporter will Include all com ments in the transcript, or formal record of the proceedings. The Department suggests that speakers submit written versions of their statements so that the record of the hearing is as accurate as possible. Written statements and other exhibits may be made in place of, or in addition to, oral statements at the hearing. Such statements will be received until August 18, 1997 and should be sent to the Office of External Affairs, Department of Transportation, P.O. Box na, Dover, DE 19903. Conceptual plans have been prepared and will ba available for public inspection at the DeiDOT District Headquarters on At. 7 in Bear, starting July 7, 1997 between the hours of 9:00a.m. and 4:00p.m. If requested In advance, DeiDOT will make available the services of an interpreter for the hearing Impaired. If an interpreter is desired, please make the request by phone or mall. For further Information contact the Office of External Affairs at 1-800-652- 5800 (In DE) or 302-739-4313 or write to the Office of External Affairs at the above address. '-----PUBLIC NOTICE--____. http://www. ncbl.com/post/ j uNE 27, 1997 • NEwARK Posr • PAGE 25 386 401 508 Dogs Help Wanted I Financial Services INSURANCE OFFICE STAFF CREDIT CARD PROBltM11 PERSON. One low monthly payment. Ntwlrk lrtl. Cut interest. No Harassment. 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' or call: 502······780 • http://www.ncbl.com/post/ juNE 27, 1997 • NEWARK PoST • PAGE 27 ware, notice i1 hereby TEDDY ADS CITY OJ' NEWARK AUCTIO. •oTIC 138 given of a public hearing ill the uiating building at SEND A SHEETING TO DELAWARE 734 Wollaston Avenue. Notice Is hereby given that the lM"def'8igned will in the Council Chamber, sell at Public Auction on July 16, 1997 •t 10 a.m. Educatloll/l'ralnlng FRIENDS AND LOVED PUBLIC IIBARING Newark Municipal Build WNING N011CE ing, 220 Elkton Road, on CLASSIFICATION: at: ONES THAT INCLUDES JULY 14, 199'7 RD (Single Family, CHUIICIPS•• •• ...... GEIHIET your High School 7:30PM - July 14, 1997 at 7:30 equivalency Diploma in 6-8 A CUTE CARTOON p.m., to conaider the Semidetached) weeks with our easy to folow Purauant to Chapter Susan A. Lamblack, --canu.. .. ,.,.. TEDDY BEAR. request of Edward and the personal property heretofore stored with the home study course. EZ pay 32, Section 32-78, and Chriatine Hopkina, for a CMC'JAAE ···--a..ae··-- ments cd 1-800-545-8589. 3 LINES 1 DAY $8 Section 32-10, Code of the Special Use Permit to City Secretary undersigned by: City of N.ewark, Dela- np 6127, 7/11 0046 - Darrol Kuhns - boxes, heater, sofa, chairs LEGAL NOncE CAL~ 398-1230 operate a day care center IN THE COURT OF IN THE COURT COMMON PLEAS OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE STATE FOR THE OJ' DELAWARE STATE OJ' IN AND FOR DELAWAilE NEWCASTLE INANDFOR COUNTY NEW CASTLE IN RE: CHANGE OF COUNTY NAME OF IN RE: CHANGE OF c.e Carmen Yolanda NAME OF DeAngelo Frances Matteson PETITIONER(S) PETITIONER(S) TO Nani Yolanda DeAngelo ro NOTICE IS HEREBY Fr8DC88 l!o~ GIVEN that C. Yolanda NOTICE IS HEREBY DeAngelo intenda to pre GIVEN that Frances sent a Petition to the Hope Matteson intends Court of Common Pleas to present a Petition to for the State of Delaware the Court of Common ...... in and for New Castle ·Pleas for the State of Delaware in and for New County, to change hia/ Castle County, to change CUSTOMER her name to N ani Yolanda DeAnplo hialher name to C. Yolanda DeAngelo Frances Hope SERVICE Petitioner(a) Frances H. Matteson Petitioner( a) DATED: .,Tune 2, 1997 DATED: 6-16-97 INFORMATION np 6/13,20,27 np 6120,6127,7/4 NOTIC. 011 PU.LIC SAU SESSIONS o• P.RSOIIAL PROP.RTY • Find out first-hand what makes First USA such a great Nolloe Ia hereby given that the undel'llgned will place to work by attending one of our Information Sessions 181, at Public Aucllon on 07/31J/197 at 3801 Dupont listed below. All sessions will take place at our 1523 Parkway, New castle, DE 19720 at 10:00 a.m. the Concord Pike, Brandywine West Bldg., Wilmington, DE personal property heretofore stored with the location. Phone- (302) 467-5001. These informative under8lgned by: sessions are designed to acquaint you with our products, A120- Jajuan Flowers- 1 Sofa, 2 End Tables, 8 Bags, 2 Boxes services, opportunities and benefits. B342 - Evette Staton - Mlac. Items 8441 - Shlrtene Wiliams - 1 sofa, 8 Bags, 7 Boxes Tuesday, July 1st 8425 - Lawrence W. Wright - 1 Cheat, 1 Dresser, 1 TV, 2 Lamps, Table, Mattress 9 a.m and 12 noon C514- VIrgil Stewart- 1 Bar, 2 Speakers, 2 Wheel Ramps, 1 Jack : Wednesday, JuyY2nd C600 - Danlese Owen - 1 TV, Table Model, 1 Ladder, 1 Kitchen Table, 4 Kitchen Chairs, 10 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Boxes ..,1120,a We will be discussing opportunities for the following positions. · CUSTOMER SERVICE ADVISORS AUCTION • You will be responsible for responding to incoming • customer inquiries. Good customer service and OF GARRf.n'S AIROMO'OVE. communication skills are required. Rt. 41 at Rt. 7, 5 aal. * S. of Avondale, PA SAT., JULY 12 • 9 AM · CHARGEBACK REPRESENTATIVES INSPE.CTIONSa WED. L TIIUitS., JULY 9 L iO fROM i TOSPM You will research and resolve card .member disputes. A IN THE AUcnON UMEUGHT: 15 :t late model minimum of 1 year chargeback experience and knowledge used cars and pickup trucks, D-2 bulldozer & D-2 of Visa and MasterCard rules and r€gulations required . parts. FEATURING: Snap-On 4 wheel alignment machine. Hoffman computer wheel balancer : CORRESPONDENCE w/welght container. Accu-Tum tire changer 13501, : REPRESENTATIVES Sioux value shop, Snap-On abrasive blast aystem, ... Snap-On •eounselo,. oscilloscope. Safety Kleen You will review and respond to written customer inquiries. parts washer, ESP emission analyzer w/extra gas, A minimum of 1 year customer service experience, along ~ Snap-On A-12 recycler w/extra tank. with strong writing skills, is required . TOOLS: Chicago 12 spd. drill pres. Northwestern 30 ton press w/adapters, Northwestern 3 ton hoist {cheny picker), Systematics FM225 Mig welder, . CUSTOMER SUPPORT Dayton bench grinder, Citation pressure washer. MISC: J. Deere 112 riding mower, Lawn Boy : REPRESENTATIVES mower, Homellte Weed Wacker, asst'd other Items • You will be responsible for assisting customers with plus· a truck bed w/litt gate, storage trailer, gear lube pump, air grease gun, used batteries, scrap • payment arrangements and related issues. Excellent metal pile. : customer service, PC, and communication skills are TERMS: Cash or its equivalent. Titled vehicles required. require $500 cash deposit on auction day. All pur chases except title vehicles, dozer, truck bed & : If you are unable to attend one of the Information Sessions, stg. trailer must be settled for & removed day of please forward your resume: FIRST USA, Human Resources, auction. • Source Code WANCW267C, 201 North Walnut Street, Richard J. Moyer., Auctioneer : Wilmington, DE 19801. FAX: (302) 433-8457. (610) 948-8050 Lie.# AU-oD00642-L PO Box 419,12 Bonnie Brae Rd., : E-mail: [email protected] Spring City, PA 19475 Jim Boswell, Assoc. Auet. {610) 692-2226 ...... - tSI PERMO...... {:,.._ s oc X36MOS. A , . • ~ ~~ \ ~ . . ' . . 2 DR COUPE, 2.2 L~ SFI, DUAL AIR BAGS, Atffi.I.OCK BRAKES, AMIFM CASSETTE, PS, PB, AIC, REAR WINDOW DEFOGGER .. ,..,., ISse: .,IIILCIII.. . ,•...... 10M tO IN STOCK SSPEED, PS, .. '11,111 EDU.GIII. ... 111111'1 1,Mf .llfniiiSt. - 1::: l l 111RJ 138 111M PEl TO lilY PER .. ".. lOS...... 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