•••• Greater Newark's Hometown Newspaper Since 1910 .:• 1 DOth Year, 30th Issue © 2009 August 14, 2009 www.newarkpostonllne.com Newark, Del. Travel plaza closing 35% water rate hike for 10 months could come in Oct. McFarland stated several rea­ utility. By MARK CORRIGAN sons for the increase, as fol­ • The need to recover lows: increased operation & main­ [email protected] • Revenues· have been tenance costs which were not he Newark . City depressed due to consump­ collected under the water rates TCouncil, Monday tion which has been 7.3 per­ adopted earlier this year. night, introduced an cent below budgeted volumes • The need to achieve a 20 ordinance that could bring for the first six months of the percent operating margin in higher water costs to Newark year. the water utility in compli­ residents. • The need for increased ance with the city's financial In a memorandum to the investment in the water infra­ policies that were adopted mayor and council, Finance structure over the next few earlier this year. Director Dennis McFarland years to maintain service lev­ According to estimates by recommended a 35 per­ els. McFarland, the 35 percent cent increase in retail water • The need to recover city rates, effective October 1. overhead costs from the water See COUNCIL, 5 ~

he clock is ticketing on a construction of a new travel The main facility will T Delaware landmark. plaza near Newark. incorporate many elements On Sept. 8 at 1 a.m., As early as next summer, of Leadership in Energy the Delaware Department travelers will see a 42,000- and Environmental Design of Transportation (DelDOT) square-foot main building and (LEED) standards in design and contractor HMSHost 5,700 square-foot gas station, and construction. Energy and Corporation will close that including a convenience store water conservation equip­ haven ofI-95 highway fare, the and 21 fuel pumps that will ment and fixtures will be used Delaware Welcome Center. also include high-speed diesel That will clear the way for fuel dispensers. See PLAZA, 5 ~ Partner benefits approved of council, Assistant to the of Councilman Ezra Temko, By MARK CORRIGAN City Manager Charles Zusag explored the definition of addressed the issue, both ver­ "spouse" and wants to expand [email protected] bally, and in a memorandum it to include domestic partner­ n a unanimous vote, the he submitted on March 4. ships. At present, spouse has I Newark City Council In the memo, Zusag quot­ been meant as "legally mar­ approved granting funeral ed city ordinances that allow ried opposite sex partner." and emergency leave bene­ emergency and funeral leave The problem the city fits to city employees with for family members, includ­ council is facing is defining a domestic partners. ing spouses. See BENEFITS, 5 ~ Speaking at the request The council, at the urging

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Newark, DE 19711. Office hours surveillance was available for cash) from inside. He also stole stop the man from leaving, but InJuly, troopers were called are 8:30 am. to 5 p.m. weekdays. ti along Main St. Several busi~ nesses, including Mayor Vance review. prescription medication from was unsuccessful. She stated to the Walmart on Centerville PIIane: (302) 737-0724 Funk's law office, were victims the Caravel East community. that she saw him leave in the Road near Prices Corner for fIaIIIIII: (302) 737-9019 of vandalism last week. Alertl1eighbor helps He has been charged with two direction of the rear of the store. a report of a robbery. A white E.... : [email protected] Funk reported seeing an counts of burglary, obtaining The suspect dropped a pair of male suspect, now believed to To ...... To begin aconvenient unknown design spray paint­ police nab suspect prescription medication during NBN Gear jeans on his way be Stayathome, entered the store and approached the cus­ home-delivery subscription, call ed on the dumpster behind On Friday, New Castle a burglary, two counts of theft out. An inventory of the store and criminal mischief. revealed the man took 18 cop­ tomer service counter. The sus­ 1-800-220-3311. his office at 273 E. Main St. County Police responded to New Castle County Police ies of Race to Witch Mountain, pect, who was holding a plastic place • Call The dumpster belongs to Mid the unit block of Westridge To c:llllllllll1II: 1- have arrested Robert Scholl, valued at $21.99 each. Video bag, began to argue with the 800-220-3311. Atlantic Waste Systems of Road, Glasgow, for a report 32, who resides in the 200 surveillance was retrieved and customer service representative Easton, Md. The mayor stat­ of a burglary in progress after To place • ...., It Call 737- is being reviewed. about the bag. ed that he checks his property the neighbor observed the block of Benjamin Drive in 0724. Bear. The clerk, who at the time daily for damage and that the crime unfold. HE STAFF of the Newark Post is He has been charged with was counting money from- a T incident occurred between 5 As the offi­ eager to assist readers and adver­ burglary related offenses after a Stayathome isn't cash drawer, was startled when pm, August 6 and 8 am, August cers were en tisers. Reporters, writers, ednors neighbor observed him break­ Webster Stayathome isn't the male reached across the 7. Digital photos were taken route to the and salespeople can be contacted ing into a home in the Porter at home and State Police are counter and forcibly removed as listed: and entered into a central data­ crime scene, base for comparison. Square community and later on the lookout for the Newark the undisclosed amount of cash the neighbor man. Thanks to an anony­ from her hands and ran out of IIDIIIIIIIIIr is the Editor of the Another spray paint tag was told dispatch­ relayed information to the 911 mous tip the store. Newark Post he leads the day-to-day found at the rear wall of the ers the sus­ Center as he fled in a car. An officer observed the car flee­ received after operation of the newsroom. Call him Copy Maven, located at 136 E. pect had just atm~. Main St. Officers observed the ing the area and recovered the a release was fled the home Scholl victim's stolen property from posted by the Tools stolen from Mart CerripII serves as word "RAID" sprayed in bub­ in a black col- his vehicle. local media, Assistant Ednor and can be reached ble letters and in brown paint. ored Honda. job site Stayathome, atm~. Another smaller tag, "RKY6", Officer Michael Murphy Jack Corrozi Builders 24, of also in brown paint, was found responded to the scene and reported a theft from their Jonathan Waddell is our Design Thief escapes with Aronimink on a stairwell 20 feet away. observed a black Honda trav­ site at 2000 Fountain View Director. He handles design and Drive in Owners estimated that the graf­ eling north on Route 896. Witch Mountain DVD Circle, Newark. A number of composition of our pages. Newark , fiti was placed between August Murphy stopped the car and Police are searching for a i s f a c i n g Stayathome unknown suspects had used a Ilea QIIaeyIr is the 2 and August 4. observed the victim's check­ suspect that stole 18 DVD's makeshift ladder to gain access Newark Post'S advertising manager A criminal mischief report book (in plain view) near the from Blockbuster Video, at possible charges in a robbery to a second floor window. The who manages the local sales team. was reported by Sante Fe driver's seat. 260 College Square Shopping at a discount store. business had locked all points She can be reached at 1-443-245- Restaurant at 190 E. Main St. The driver, Robert Scholl, Center. Warrants are currently on of entry on the first floor. 51103. in response to several designs was arrested and later linked Employee Lisa Stevens file ' Charging Stayathome A search ofthe site revealed Jill 8aIoIf handles accounts in scratched into two windows. to a second burglary that had reported seeing a white male, with Robbery 2nd (felony). that an air compressor, hose, the New Castle County area and is an Police discovered a large design occurred weeks prior in the 23 to 27 years old, six-feet tall, According to police "because automotive account specialist. Call average build, facial hair, wear­ Webster rarely stays at home, investigators have had difficul- See BLOTTER, 7 ~ himatm~. ing a black t-shirt, black jeans, fte ...sells real estate advertising. He can be reached by calling 1-443-Z4HI31. We're focused on IIMII ..... sells ads in the downtown Newark, Middletown and surrounding area. She can be reached by calling m~. eye Care. Our circulation manager is IIIry F8I'gIIIIIII. For information regarding COMPlTlNT. EXPERIENCID DOCTORS subscriptions, call 1_220-3311. CERTIFIED OPTICIANS a STAFF The Newark Post is published Friday by Chesapeake Publishing & Printing. News and local sales offices are located in Pomeroy Station, Suite 109, 218 E. Main St., Newark, DE 19711. All advertising and news are accepted and printed only at the sole discretion of the publisher. The Newark Post is a member of the Maryland·Delaware­ D. C. Press Association, Suburban Newspapers of America and the National Newspaper Association.

POSTMASfER: Send address changes to: Newark Post, Sune 109, 218 E. Main Street, Newark, DE 19711. Periodicals postage paid at Newark, Del., and additional offices. ( USPS #6465) Known office of pub· lication 218 E. Main Street, Newark, 348 Churthmans's Rd. (Rt. S8E) DE 19711. 1-9S ExIt 48 • New Castle 302-61).0743 • www.tbJoetv.com • s.Ies • Senke Ire~-O~~-008-1 • 2b9iliust:) l'~ o-tP,;, • -gIli~i!1:1vbA<~w"'~ eoo~ .-1' [ 1 ,.i I. ;I£lm • j;'>(, " s: ~R£'i On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, August 14, 2009 • The Newark Post • Page 3 IN THE NEWS Night of entertainment n August 21st from 7 Oto 9 PM, Friends of Newark continues to bring live entertainment to the Newark community on Main Street. Friends of Newark, a community organization dedi­ cated to promoting culture and building community, is back at Thursda , August 20 the Adria Cafe thanks to owner, Patrick Matic. This month's 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. coffeehouse continues to offer a variety of music and also the Mocha, Music & More fur­ spoken word. thers its commitment to pro­ YWCA, 153 E. Chestnut The evening begins with the moting culture on Main Street. Kokopelli Duo. The Kokopelli This August the business people Duo is made up of flutists, contributing prizes are: Brian Hill Road, Newark Pamela Skwish & Jean Webb. Greim of Main Street Florists, Pamela and Jean, who are clas­ "providing romantic gestures sically trained musicians, per­ to Newarkers since 1984"; RSVP by calling ¥WCA form both traditional music and Paul and LaTonya Romanick their own music. of Romanick Pottery, "hand­ @ 302-224-M) 0 x200 The second performer of crafted pottery for everyday the evening is Bob Chartowich, use"; and Denise Hartranft Newark-area writer. Bob, one of Village Imports Fair Trade of the original members of the Store, "shopping with a social Delaware writers' magazine conscience." • Talk wit*, a certified housing counselor and a representative rom the Dreamstreets and a board mem­ Audience members can par­ ber of The Delaware Literary ticipate in a drawing to receive Attorney General's Office Connection, has published in one of the prizes contributed by Facets and American Writing. one of these local businesses. Learn about government programs, foreclosure, & orecl sure scams He was also chosen this year Mocha, Music & More by the Delaware Humanities is sponsored by Friends of Forum to take part in its public Newark in partnership with the reading series of memoir writ­ Newark Heritage Alliance and Presented DY '!YWCA Delaware ing and points to fairy tales, offers opportunities for artists fantasy cinema and psychedelic to perform original or non­ music as among his influences. copy-right material live in an The last act of the evening is intimate and friendly setting. songwriter, composer, and key­ Those who are interested in Vi boardist, Caitlin Jane. Caitlin performing, please contact the is a local area artist who has Scheduling Coordinator, Lori help.orgi performed from coffeeshop Benscoter at (302) 834-3385 or venues to concert stages. She at [email protected]. sings with a pure, strong voice The Adria Cafe is at the and plays piano-driven songs entrance to the Newark that touch the heart. She is Shopping Center where there currently working on a music is free parking for coffeehouse video of one of the songs from attendees. Mocha, Music & her recent CD release, Ashes More is free and open to the into Beauty. public.

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o P-inion editorials • columns • letters to the editor· out of the attic Hotel becomes a ~ot topic OuroF1HEAmc By DOUG RAINEY onstrated by the two newer hotels up the street. If devel­ [email protected] opers meet city codes, council has to approve plans, or face rospects of a high rise legal action. P(at least by Newark stan­ If you look at the total pic­ dards) hotel in Newark ture, the hotel will be a win­ have some neighbors upset. win for all concerned. You can't blame them. The worst thing that could The College Avenue gate­ happen along College Avenue way into Newark has two is for lodging properties to aging motels that are ade­ become run down and end quately maintained, but have up as locations for drugs and become obsolete in the cur­ prostitution. rent environment. Both have New hotels and the even­ outside room doors that are tual end of outside entrances harder to police for noise, will reduce noise and other drugs and other activities, nuisance problems: even' when management keeps More on that later. quiet on College Avenue. The project, if built, a close eye on the proceedings. The owners of one of the There is also the prob­ would mean the end of the Many travelers now insist on motels, a renovated Howard lem of 18-wheelers making Friendly's, a local gathering the security of a controlled Johnson's, want to erect a U turns. That was an issue spot for breakfast, but the Officer Training Corps Candidates at entrance or entrances and a Candlewood Suites hotel on long before the hotel proposal overall impact will be posi­ number of large chains are a portion of the property at appeared. Ditto for pedes­ tive for all concerned. Rhodes Drug Store in World War II pulling franchises for proper­ Welsh Tract Road and College trians. DelDOT and the city On the · minus side, This week's Out of the Anic features an undated view 'of ties, with the outside doors. Avenue (Route 896). need to do some work to deal Candlewood suites - which the inside of Rhodes Drug Store located on the north side of The presence of hotels The Candlewood would with this long-running issue. would target the short-stay East Main Street nell to the University campus. During World with outside room doors, nat­ have controlled entrances. The Delaware Department market for businesspeople, as War II, Army Officer Corps candidates were trained on the urally enough, leads to more A big worry among neigh­ of Transportation will per­ well as those visiting Michael campus. They were housed In Syphenl Hall across the street complaints from neighbors, bors is traffic, although it is form traffic studies and my or Megan at UD - would add from Rhodes. They often shared off-duty time at the popular some of whom reside a short hard to see how the suite hotel guess is that the site will pass to a bulging inventory of Rhodes soda fountain. distance away. will have much of an impact. the test. rooms in the area. The picture Is on loan to the Newark Post from the Newark Another worry is traffic. The neighborhood behind the One thing residents of the But the decision of wheth­ Historical Society collection. The Society Is seeking pictures hotel is adjacent to an indus­ area must realize (and their er another hotel is needed and olber artifacts of places, actlvHles, and life styles in Ibe trial park and that has led to a local representatives need is best left to the free mar­ Greater Newark area. The Newark History Museum has an ADVERTISEMENT lot of traffic in the residential to tell their constituents the ket. Lenders will take a much exhibit in the lobby of the Newark Municipal Building showing area over the years. Sadly, unvarnished truth) is that city closer look at the numbers in glimpses from Newark history. Horse Liniment fewer people work in that area government can do little to the current environment and if Contact the Newark Historical Society by voice mall at 302- these days. Add in the clos­ halt development of the site. everything adds up, we could 224-2408, by postal mall to P.O. Box 711, Mewark, DE 19715, ing of the Chrysler plant and Current zoning allows for see another lodging establish­ or by e7mall to [email protected]. Erases Pain things are probably a little too multi-story building, as dem- ment in a year or two. HIALEAH, FL - An ingredi­ ent often used to treat inflamma­ tion in racehorse's legs, is now back on the market in its original doctor recommended formula. GfJfJlI/fEAII According to a national drug store survey, the formula at one time be­ . Wrangler RT/S SPECIAL came so popular that it rose to the top of pharmacy sales for topical pain relievers. 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Expires 9/30/09. Expires 9/30/09. Expires 9/30/09. 9/30/09. Expires 9/30/09. Expires 9/30/09. Expires 9/30/09. 7 22S l!i III On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, August 14, 2009 • The Newark Post • Page 5 IN THE NEWS Health insurance likely to be added . , • Neither is married to davit or other document certi­ Zusag reported that Blue' ance premiums, with the city partners in their benefit pack­ ~ BENEFITS, from 1 someone else. fying their relationship. Cross Blue Shield of Delaware passing along those costs to ages. In addition, the General • Neither is currently in • An employee and domes­ will provide medical bene­ employees. Assembly extended anti-dis­ domestic partnership. a domestic partnership with tic partner may be of the same fits to domestic partners at The City of Wilmington crimination legislation to In his memo, Zusag out­ someone else. or opposite sex. no additional cost. Council and New Castle County include , the gay and lesbian lined several considerations, The employee, and At the suggestion of City was skeptical and asked if it already include domestic ,communities. including: , domestic partner are either Solicitor Roger Akin, Council is possible that Blue Cross '. Both parties sharing the (a) financially interdepen­ voted that the definition of ,could pull a "bait and switch." . same residence for at least 12 dent and jointly responsible domestic partner will be the Zusag assured members that months and intending to do so for each other's welfare and responsibility of the City it is the job of his liaison permanently. . financial obligations, or (b) Manager. with Blue Cross to prevent N~w travel plaza coming • Both parties are at least the domestic partner is finan­ The amount of funeral and such measures. According to tion hookups that halt pollu­ 18 years old and are men­ cially dependent on the city emergency leave granted will Zusag, and if approved, medi­ ~ PLAZA, from 1 tion from idling tractor-tailers. tally competent to enter into employee'in accordance with be up to three or four ' days, cal coverage for domestic , One of the retail stores a contract. the IRS definition of "qualify­ depending on the nature of partners could be instituted throughout the facility, ~long will be "Postcards from • Both employee and ing relative." the relationship of the rela­ on January 1,2010. with local stone and recycled Delaware"- home to domestic partner are not relat­ • The employee and domes­ tive. . There had been concern materials. Delaware products that high­ ed by blood to a degree of tic partner consider them­ One of the next steps for among unions representing The design, with its gener­ light the state's heritage and closeness that would prohibit selves to be members of each domestic partners will be get­ city workers that extending ous use of glass, drew some culture. marriage in the state in which other's immediate family. ting medical and dental cov­ benefits to domestic partners criticism because it did not Approximately 250 jobs they reside. • They have signed an 'affi- erage. would raise health insur- reflect the architectural style will be created throughout the seen in Maryland travel pla­ renovation timeframe. When zas. complete, the new Welcome DelDOT and HMSHost Center will employ 225 wiil . work with the Delaware HMSHost workers. City residents may have to dig deeper Economic Development Office Beginning in June of next (DEDO), the Wilmington year, HMSHost will stagger gested that the council must costs for DUI offenses. The Council members also Convention & Visitors Buteau ~ COUNCIL, from 1 the openings, delivering the act quickly in an effort to proposal aligns Newark's rules approved an amendment that and other tourism agencies to Sunoco gas station and the A ~'minimize the revenue short­ with recent legislation signed will raise the monetary thresh­ create a new Delaware State Plus convenience store first, increase will generate-approxi­ fallon 2009 and to insure that . by Gov. Jack Markell. old for property misdemean­ Visitor Center, within the trav­ followed by new food and mately $l.5 million · in addi­ financial results in 2010 for the The first amendment states, or crimes. The limit will be el plaza. retail sites. , tional revenues. City customers water utility are acceptable." "Court costs for a first offend­ raised from $1,000 to $1 ,500. The Visitor Center will pro­ Food outlets and retail­ can expect their water bill to rise . The Council has set a sec­ er's election of rehabilita­ This is also designed to align vide information on local and ers will include: Baja Fresh, about $20 and pay a' typical bill ond reading of this proposal tion program for operating a the city with state law. statewide attractions, events Z Market, Starbucks Coffee, of $77 per quarter. Non-~esi­ for their August 24 meeting vehicle under the influence of Approval was granted for a and activities. An upgrade to Burger King, Brioche Doree dents would pay an additional that could lead to a vote on the alcohol or drugs as ... $250." minor subdivision of a vacant, the parking lot will include a Bakery Cafe, Cinnabonl $27 and expect a typical bill of rate hike. This is up from an original fee wooded lot owned by John new truck parking area, a new Carvel and Famous Famiglia $104 per quarter. These figures The rate hike also comes as of $35. Mayer that will divide the site Sunoco gas service station and Pizza. are based on using 200 cubic private utilities adjacent to the The second amendment into five single-family lots an A Plus Convenience Store. Three million people annu­ feet of water per quarter. , city are also seeking big rate will increase first offense fines for development by Robert This site will be environ- . ally stop at the travel center. With the hike in place, increases, due to rising costs to a range of no less than Scott McKeown. The l.76 mentally friendly with the addi­ For more information, visit the City can expect · a project­ for utilities, modernization of $500 and no more than $1,500 acre property is located at the tion of 50 spaces of Cabaire www.delawarewelcomecen­ ed operating margin of 13%. plant and equipment and the and second offense fines from northwest comer of Woodlawn truck parking with electrifica- ter.com. According to, the memo, a 45% need to expand supplies. ' $750 to $2,500. The original and Elm Avenues. increase in rates would get the Council has .also proposed, section quotes fee ranges of Council recognized the margio to 20%. If the proposed for first reading, amendments $230 and $1,130 and $575 long-tim~ service of Newark ELAWARE eo.mplete C~ ea4e 35% raise had been in place to Chapters 2 and 20 of the and $2,300, respectively. The Site Planner Robert "Rob" f EYE CARE Schedule your appointment today! since the beginning of the year, Motor Vehicle & Traffic Code second reading for the amend­ ,Berndt. Berndt will retire on CENTER 800-900-2020 the net operating margin would of Newark that will significant­ ments will be at the August 24 September 4, after serving have been 20%. ly increase the fines and court Council meeting. Newark for 42 years. McFarland's memo sug-

Augus!'7, 14, 21 & 28th MT.CUBA EXPRESS (Fridays) 12:30 & 2:30PM August1,8,15,22 MT.CUBA EXPRESS (Saturdays) 12:30 & 2:30PM .... August 2, 9, 23 &30 SpecIalizIng In: '- MT.CUBA EXPRESS (Sundays) • Cataract and LASIK surgery 12:30 & 2:30PM • Diabetic and Ocular Disease Management August 29th • Glaucoma and Retina Evaluation and Treatment MT. CUBA EXPRESS • Eyeglasses and Contact Lenses 12:30PM Ac~eptlng "'ost Insurances 'l9!I9JIlII1P.II'R Reservations can be made online at www.wwrr.com or Greenbank Station is on Newport-Gap Pike, Rt. 1/4 mile from intersection Kirkwood Hwy. Rt. 2 Page 6 • The Newark Post • Friday, August 14, 2009 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds· · 1-800-220-3311 COMMUNITY NEWS Local students earn Bob Snyder at huckb315@aol. Training Session on August includes the pre-game meal and ting we will be joined by local binoculars or family telescope to com or Coulter Wofford at 17-18, from 1 pm until 8 pm a ticket to the game. For more astronomer James T. Morgan for enjoy the views from this great honors [email protected]. (both days) at their Wilmington details & to register: http://www. an evening of "hands on" astron­ spot. This program will laSt ~o Christina Fenna of Newark, office. This two-day course udconnec~on.comlncc. omy. Feel free to bring your hours. a member of the Class of 2012 Deer Park Tavern includes Babysitters training, and Daniel Corrigan of Newark, Infant and.Child CPR, and First .Storyteller of·the Year a member of the Class of 2009, Calendar of Events Aid Cettification upon success­ ful completion of the class. The Friday, August 21, 7 pm, at Loyola College in Maryland, Deer Park Tavern, 106 W. were named to the Dean's List Main St., Newark. Fridays cost of the course is $100. Also White Clay Creek State Park at A Family History Event for the Spring 2009 semester. (August 14, 21) - DJ Dance included: pizza lunch party on 425 Wedgewood Rd., Newark. Party featuring Double E. No the second day of class and a loin us to celebrate the great Summer concert cover., Sundays (August 16, Babysitters Training pin. For art of storytelling by honor­ 23) - Chorduroy. No cover. more infonnation, please call ing our storyteller of the year! series Tuesdays (August 18, 25) Sue Powell at 302-472-6275. Bring your picnic dinner and enjoy the comedy of Bil Lepp, - Hubb & Friends. No cover. Join us for a lively and diverse sure to be the most fun you . outdoor concert at the band stage Wednesdays (August 19, 26) UD Alumni Night at - Showtirne Trivia. No cover. will have listening to tall tales. in Carpenter Recreation Area in the Blue Rocks Author, storyteller and five-time the White Clay Creek State Park Thursdays & Saturdays - live music with local and regional The University of Delaware champion of the West Virginia at 425 Wedgewood Rd., Newark. Liars contest, Bil Lepp has been bands. Please call 302-894-1200 Kent/Sussex arid New Castle Bring your picnic supper, blan­ weaving hilarious tales for years. ket, or lawn chairs and don't for­ for schedule and times. County Alumni Clubs will hold an alumni night event at the Bring your family and friends get to visit the Friends of White to the band stage at Carpenter Clay Creek State Park'.s booth Blue Rocks on Friday, August Sports Card & 21, 2009 beginning at 5:45pm. Recreation Area for this free pro- where they will be selling water . gram brought to you by funding Join UD alumni and the UD ice. Concerts generally last Collectible Show from Delaware Division of the from 6:30-8 P.lll. Please call the Sunday, August 16, lOam- NewCastle County Alumni Club for College Alumni Night Arts. Call the park office at 302- Nature Center at 302-368-6900 3 pm, Aetna Fire Hall, 400 368-6900 to register. for updates or weather delays . . Ogletown Rd., Newark. at the Blue Rocks. All attendees August 19 - The Draw (60s, 70s, Admission $2; ages 12 and ul1der, are asked to wear UD colors PHOTO BY BRYAN SCHROEDER 80s rock); August 26 - Sin City free. For info, call 302-983-2636 to show their Blue Hen pride. Astronomy in the Hundreds of amateur to professional genealogists, from (Americana, folkabilly). or email a2zshowsl@yahoo. Prior to the game, Blue Hens Park nine states, came to Newark to aHend "A Family com. and friends will gather for a buffet-style dinner in the Blue Saturday, August 22, 7 pm, History Event" presented by the Wilmington Delaware Class reunion Rocks Cafe at 5:45 p.m. Food White Clay Creek State Park at Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of LaHer-day Saints (Mormons). The event was free and open to the public. DeLaWarr Class of 1969 is Babysitter's Boot includes 13BQ chicken, ham, 425 Wedgewood Rd., Newark. pasta, top round steak, salad, Bring a blanket to relax under The church compiles records and has presented family hosting an All Classes Reunion, Camp histories to President Barack Obama and former Gov. October 24, Newark Elks potato salad and dessert. The the stars and watch the sky with Lodge. Anyone who attended The American Red Cross Cafe is located on the lUXury us. Come early if you like, Ruth Ann Minner. The church operates Family History DeLaWarr welcome. Looking of the Delmarva Peninsula will 'suite level behind home plate. and picnic on your own before Centers in Newark, Wilmington and Dover. for classmates, please contact hold a Babysitter's Boot Camp Registration is $35/person and the program. Weather pennit-

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Witnesses stated that the 2007 Suzuki motorcycle rid­ on the crime, Delaware State, ~ BLOTTER, from 2 female, Angie Moore, 29, den by Worden, · was travel­ Police did point out that the I!!!IDl of Wilmington, had entered ing northbound on Old Corbit number of robberies has risen, and nail gun had been stolen the restaurant and began to Road, popping a wheel ie, and although no sharp rise has been from the fourth floor, sometime shout at her fiancee, Lovance approached a slower moving reported. over 'the weekend of August 1. Whittle. Whittle, Moore, and vehicle from behind. • 2007 (January 1st to July .C@ecare Facts Employees told police that they their two children we,re in their Witnesses said 31st) - 191 by Dr. Yvonne Kneisley regularly use a pulley to raise vehicle, ordering from the Worden lowered the front • 2008 (January 1st -July Optometrist and lower tools to the ground drive-through window, when wheel to the pavement and 31st) - 200 floor, and that the thieves prob­ Whittle received a call from an accelerated as the motorcycle • 2009 '(to early August) Aviators Flying High ably used one as well, since a unknown female. started to pass the slower vehi­ - 212 pulley was missing from the Moore demanded that cle to the left on the two-lane From the look of celebrity Sunglasses do more than site. Investigators found sev­ Whittle tell her who the woman road. Detective cracks sightings, aviator sunglasses lend you an air of mystery. eral fingerprints on an outside was and began to shout at.him. The van and the motorcycle are one of the. hottest new They help prevent eye problems window sill, although no prints Moore parked the minivan in were now approaching head bridge tagging case fashion accessories. The fact such as cataracts and macular were recovered from the win­ front of the McDonald's, where on. The operator of the van New Castle County Police is, however, that it is difficult degeneration. At KNEISLEY dow or ladder. ' Whittle left to enter the res­ applied her brakes and came have arrested Marshall Wtlliams, to attach the adjective "new" EYE CARE, we feature many taurant. to a sudden stop. The operator 18, of the 100 block of Lovelace to describe aviators, when this beautiful 'designer frames and Vandal disables Moore went inside and of the bike dropped the motor­ Road in New Castle. He has been classic eyeglass frame style has sunglasses by top designers began to scream, curse, and hit cycle on its side on the ground charged with one count each been around for decades. Before as well as non-prescription parking meters Whittle, leaving her two chil­ and began to slide on the wet 'Of graffiti and conspiracy ' after Tom Cruise sported aviator sunglasses. The policy of our dren in the minivan. Customers roadway. The two vehicles then Newark Parking Authority police linked him to the spray frames in 1986's Top Gun, the office is to provide only the intervened and escorted Moore collided. employee Mike Eggert report­ paint "tagging" on the Smith U.S. military commissioned the very best service and quality outside. Moore returned to The motorcycle operator ed to police that four park­ Covered Bridge in Centerville. production of these sunglasses materials. Please call us at confront Whittle, and employ­ was ejected from the bike. He ing meters on Kent Way, near On July 3, Delaware State was wearing a helmet and was for Air Force pilots as far back 302·224·3000 to schedule a Orchard Road, were coated ees called the police. When Police arrested Marshall they arrived, Moore was crying pronqunced dead at the scene. as 1936. The darkened tear-drop convenient eye health exam, or with a black substance, resem­ WIlliams and three other teens shaped lenses were deemed to be visit us at 45 East Main St., on bling construction epoxy, on in her car and did not want Dalik was not injured. The for ''tagging'' an Exxon gas sta­ crash remains under investiga­ perfect for blocking the sun from the 2nd floor of the Main Street the viewing area and in the to cooperate with officers. tion on Concord Pike. Corporal She tried to drive off, but was tion. pilots' eyes from a multitude of Galleria, to browse through our coin slots. Vince Harris (New Castle County stopped by police and taken directions. And when something display of frames. Office hours The substance could not Police) responded to the location is designed to be as efficient as it are Monday and Tuesday, 11 - 8 into custody. of the arrest and interviewed the be removed by hand and the In the cruiser, Moore ,Suspects leap from is beautiful, it becomes a classic, and Wednesday through Friday, meters have been disabled. suspects regarding crimes that which is neither new nor old. It, 8 - 5. There are no suspects so <{ar became agitated and attempted bank roof, rob occurred in New Castle County. to kick out the driver's side is etemal. and it is unknown when the woman Based on the interviews, Kneisley Eye Care rear window, knocking it , off Harris ' discovered Marshall incident occurred, since the Delaware State Police are its track. Whittle stated that he Wtlliams used the ''tags'' Yoda, 302-224-3000 • 45 East Main St., Newark DE meters are only checked on investigating a robbery that had did not want to press charges. Panic, and Panik in the past. Tuesdays. suspects jumping from the roof Video footage clearly showed Harris's investigation led him to of a branch bank. Moore hitting and yelling at the Smith Covered Bridge. Crafty thieves tar­ Whittle. Moore was charged The crime occurred last week at the Wachovia Bank at He has been arraigned and with disordedy conduct, crimi­ committed to the Howard Young get Home Depot nal mischief under $1,000 (the 3215 Old Capitol Trail, east of Newark. Prison after failing to post Employees at the Home damage to the window), offen" $21,000 secured bail Inside the ' Depot at 1000 Suburban Dr. sive touching, and two counts An employee of a local business went to the Wachovia bridg~, Harris discovered at least reported that someone had cut of endangering the welfare of two tags linked to Wtlliaffis. Bank on Old Capitol Trail to a hole in the rear fence of a child. Harris later executed a search make a night deposit. the business. Manager Doug warrant at his home on Lovelace Goto told police that a hole, As the 51-year-old female ' Road and recovered additional two feet by two feet, had been Newark cyclist approached the deposit device, evidence that linked him to the cut in a section of chain link killed two black male suspects jumped ' down from the roof, crime. Williams was arrested on fence, near the dumpsters, that Sunday and charged with the A Newark man was killed onto the ground and confronted encloses the garden area of the aforementioned offenses. He was in a van-cycle crash near the femme victim. Qne sus­ store. later arraigned and released on The fence section was Middletown on Monday. He pect assaulted the victim and was identified as as 25-year­ $500 unsecured bail. Wtlliams pushed in to allow for entry. the other took the deposit bag. old Daniel Worden. was also ordered to not possess No prints were recovered at They both fled the scene on Delaware State Police spray paint or any other items the scene. Goto said that a full foot toward the Driftwood Club reported that Tara Dalik, 39, commonly used for graffiti. store inventory would have to Apartments. The victim did not of Middletown was driving her performed to determine what require medical attention. 2008 Dodge Grand Caravan items are missing. Police The suspects were both southbound on Old Corbit believe that the suspects were ' wearing shorts and one had on Road, near Middletown on entering the store during busi­ a green tank top. See BLOTTER, 8 ~ , Monday. Officers were told a ness hours, placing items near In releasing information the hole, and retrieving them at night. Domestic argument gets ugly Police responded to a pub­ lic disturbance call from the McDonald's Restaurant at 815 S. College Ave. Employees told officers that a domestic argument had broken out in the lobby and that a black female had struck a black male repeat­ edly. ••" ...... y ••• 't' ...... , ••" ...... A: Page'S • The Newark Post • Friday, August 14, 2009 News, Advertis.ing • 737-0724 Classifieds . ' 1-800-220-3311 POLICE BLOITER· from Troop 6 and Troop 1 Drug, gun arrest the.community. magazine. ~ BLOTTER , from 7 arrested Michael Freccia. At 7:30 p.m., the offi­ Lewis was arrested and The arrests also stem from • Police have arrested Duran cers observed a gold colored charged with the following 3 graffiti arrests the same investigation involv­ Lewis, 29, who resides in the Kia Sorento fail to stop for a offenses: possession of a firearm ing Sutherland. Freccia vol­ 1800 ' block stop sign on Freedom Drive at during the commission of a fel­ Three Hockessin Teens untarily turned himself in of N. Market Smalley's Dam Road. ony, possession of a firearm by Arrested for felony graffiti­ and is awaiting notification Street in The officers stopped the ' a person prohibited, carrying a related offenses in Newark from Family Court for his Wilmington. car for the violation and were concealed deadly weapon, tam­ and other areas of New Castle arraignment date. Freccia was He has been removing the occupants from the pering with evidence, resisting County. Sutherland was arraigned and arrested for two felony graffiti charged with vehicle when (Lewis) ran. As arrest, possession with the intent They were identified as: released on $23,500 unse­ charges and 18 misdemeanor felony and drug the officers chased him, they to deliver cocaine, and posses­ Matthew J. Sutherland, cured bail. graffiti arrests. violations after observed Lewis throw a black sion of marijuana. 19, of Wyndam Circle in On the same day, officers The arrests were a multi­ he ran from colored handgun to the ground. He was' later arraigned and Hockessin; Michael Freccia, from Troop 6 and Troop 1 agency effort through the Anti police during a The officers eventually caught committed to the Howard Young 18, of Bernard Boulevard, arrested Joseph Pierce. The 'Graffiti Task Force. The New traffic stop and later found to be up to the fleeing suspect and Prison after failing to post Hockessin; and Joseph Pierce, arrests stem from the same Castle County Police were in possession of a loaded gun, took him into custody after a $45,750 secured bail. 16, Hockessin. investigation involving also instrumental in identify­ crack cocaine and marijuana. brief struggle. The driver was issued several The Delaware State Police Sutherland. ' Joseph Pierce ing these suspects. On Wednesday officers Lewis was found to be in traffic citations and released. The Troop 6, Troop 1, and Newark is currently incarcerated in Freccia is responsible from the Mobile Enforcement possession of several bags of officers also seized $485 in sus­ police arrested Sutherland. The Snowden Cottage on Centre for 'EMAR,' Sutherland is Team responded to the area of crack cocaine and a single bag pected drug proceeds from the arrests stem from an investi­ Road. Pierce is awaiting an responsible for 'DANK' Lexington Green and Smalleys or marijuana. The officers also other occupants after a police gation that was initiated in arraignment in Family Court. and Pierce is responsible for Dam Road in the Bear area to located the gun and discovered canine "indicated" for the pres­ May of 2009. Sutherland was Pierce was arrested for 23 mis­ 'HEDAK.' address quality of life issues in the Glock had a fully loaded ence of drugs on the cash. arrested on 27 Graffiti related demeanor graffiti offenses and misdemeanor charges and 2 four felony graffiti offenses. graffiti related felony charges. The day before, officers rr - - - .UO r~nks 31 st in Forbes.·com ranking e University of Delaware of debt students incur and the College of Colorado (30) and Who in America and the average Ti. ranks 31st among the 100 institution's graduation rates.The . was followed by the University salaries of graduates, as reported top public colleges and guide's top three public colleges of Texas Pan. American (32), by Payscale.com. The rankings PIZZERIA & FAMILY RESTAURAN universities in the U.S., accord­ were, in order, the U.S. Military Florida State University (33) and also were determined by includ­ I Four Seasons Shopping Center ing to a new assessment by . Academy at West Point (which the University of C010radb at ing the estimated amount of stu­ (Rt.896, a Mile North of Rt.40) Forbes.com, the online publica­ also ranked first overall among Denver (34). dent debt after four years, the tion of the biweekly business the 600 institutions), the U.S. Air ''To our way of thinking, a graduation rate - a combination Monday & Tuesday magazine Forbes. Force Academy (No. 7 overall) good college is one that meets of the school's actual gradua­ 1'$2' 99 Spaghetti w/Meatbalis & Garlic Bread In compiling its second annual and the U.S. Naval Academy student needs," the editors of the tion rate and the gap between I.' I ''America's Best Colleges" guide, (No. 30 overall). UD was listed Forbes.com report wrote. ''While the average rate and a predicted I I Forbes.com worked with the as No. 217 in the overall rank­ some college rankings are based rate based on various character­ 1.;; ______302-737-4150 ~=. .1 Center for College Affordability ings . th~t encompass public and partly on school reputation as istics of the school- and the per­ 309859-NP081409 www.rudysplzzaltallan.com and Productivity to rank 600 private institutions. evaluated by college administra­ centage of students and faculty undergraduate institutions. The In the assessment of pub­ tors and on the amount of money who have won nationally com­ rankings were determined by a lic colleges, Delaware was ' spent, we focus on things which petitive awards such as Rhodes combination of such factors as immediately preceded by the directly concern incoming stu­ Scholarships. student evaluations of courses State University of New York dents." The report said that 25 '1t is important to note that and faculty, the success of a Binghamton (28), the University percent of each school's rating if a school appears on this list school's graduates, the amount of Georgia (29) and Western State .was based on student evaluations at all, that indicates it meets that were posted on the Web a certain level of quality," the site RateMyProfessors.com, report said, adding that the with another 25 percent based Center for College Affordability on success after graduation. That and Productivity rallked only the Enjoythela success was meaSured through top 15 percent of the more than a combination of the percent­ 4,000 college campuses in the with a age of graduates listed in Who's United States.

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Sp-orts high schools· Up . leagues Yellowjackets will rely on youth on the gridiron By JON BUZBY One of those players will be The grad- with a grin. looking for his Delaware-best sophomore Taylor Reynolds, uation of When camp 251 st win as head coach of [email protected] who returns at the quarterback Norwood, who opens on Aug the storied program, which has position -having played under plans to play at Salisbury 15, Simpson captured ten state champion­ oach Butch Simpson center for most of last season. University this fall, has expects near­ ships during his tenure. But Cwill enter his 33rd And while Reynolds' role as a created the opportuni­ ly 100 play­ despite his past successes and season at the helm of passer was somewhat limited ty for an underclass­ ers to join his growing number of years of the Newark Yellowjackets last year, Simpson is confident man to step in and loyal coach­ experience, Simpson enters football program having lost his agile quarterback will pro­ win the job at start­ ing staff, which this season with as much two first-team All-State play­ vide the balance on offense he ing running back. includes long- enthusiasm as he did his first. ers in running is looking for. The leading can­ time defensive "It's all I know. I don't back Brandon "Reynolds has gotten big­ didates are junior coordinator Mike golf and don't play softball Norwood and ger and stronger and is a fierce Elliot Webster and Brogan, who has any more," Simpson joked offensive line­ competitor," he said. "If the sophomores Adam _ been at Simpson's when asked what keeps bring­ man Malcolm line protects him and we catch Aconomos and side since 1986. ing him back. "But seriously, Bunche. the ball, we will be a much Jordan Imeokparia. Barry Zehnder and the kids keep me alive. I feel But perhaps more balanced team on offense "We might be more Mike Albertson, both who like I can still relate and the more critical than than we were last year." of a power running team played for Simpson, will loyalty of my coaching staff either of those Seniors Carmen Caserta this year compared to join the Yellowjackets' has created a wonderful work­ two individuals, Buzby and Mercedes Brown return to last year," Simpson said. coaching staff after serving ing environment. All of those is the loss of a anchor an inexperienced offen­ Defensively, all five as assistants at Glasgow things inspire me to accept the group of nearly sive line which graduated four returning seniors are expect­ last season." challenge each season." 30 seniors and the leadership players who received postsea­ ed to start. Brown, Witmer "We are in a nice situa­ The Buzz from the Hive: and experience that walked off son honors. They, along with and Javon Harley will anchor tion where I don't have to beg The Yellowjackets begin pre­ the field with them following senior fullback David Witmer, the defensive line, while Paul players to play or coaches to season training camp on Aug. last year's first-round playoff will try to give Reynolds the Barbas returns at defensive coach," he said. "It's an honor 15. To stay updated on all loss to William Penn. time needed to find his receiv­ back and Casertas will see to have former players come the happenings from training "We have just five seniors ers, four of whom return with action at linebacker. home and join us. I hope they camp, including quotes from with significant playing experi­ some playing experience: . Sophomore Mike Powers and field goal attempts. always feel welcome." various players and Simpson, ence returning," Simpson said. senior Cam Mitchell, juniors is expected to win the kicking "All I've ever asked of my Newark opens up its season look for Jon Buzby's TheBuzz "There are certainly plenty of Jake Milstead and Micah job and junior Jake Milstead kickers is to kick it past the on September 11 when the from the Hive, each night in opportunities for underclass­ Thomas, and sophomore will handle the punting duties 20-yard line and make the Yellowjackets host Concord the sports section at www. men to earn playing time." Xavier Griffin. as well as hold for extra point one-pointers," Simpson said at 7 p.m. Simpson will be newarkpostonline.com.

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- ... t-. Middletown Olde:ryme 'Peach estival Saturday, August 15, 2009

n the late 19th century, Delaware was king of peach production, in I the United States and the world. Throughout southern Delaware, towns were born as farmers planted huge orchards and the railroad pushed south. At the peak of production in 1875, nearly six million bushels of Delaware peaches were shipped to market. By 1895, Delaware orchards contained more than 800,000 peach trees and the legislature voted to adopt the peach blossom as the state flower. On Saturday, August 15, Middletown will celebrate the Delaware peach at the16th annual Old-Tyme Peach Festival. Street closures, shuttle schedule, and where to park Main Street will be closed from Broad Street allow vendor booth set-up to Scott Street; and North Cass Street from Main The public driving into town are urged to use Street to Pennington Street between the hours of 6 the 3 principle parking areas. Shuttle buses will a.m. and 4 p.m. The follOWing streets and parking be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to the first two lots will also be closed: on Green Street at Town areas. Hall, Boys and Girls Club,Yerizon, and YHC 1. Redding Middle School on E Main St. A Fire Hall; on Main Street at Forest Presbyterian large hay wagon will also serve this lot before the Church; on Pennington Street behind Buckworth's parade. Hardware (except Buckworth customers), Cook 2. N Broad St. at Appoquinimink Public Library Dental Offices, and Grace Orthodox Presbyterian (651 N Broad St), New Castle County Southern Church; and on North Broad Street behind the Patrol Station, south side Middletown Shopping Academy Building (former Town Hall). Center lot (600 N Broad St).' Any vehicles parked in those areas overnight 3. Spaces also may be available on Wood St. Friday August 14 must be moved by 6:00 a.m. Use only lots posted with parking signs. (No Saturday, after which vehicles will be towed to shuttle available)

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Activities for the children New this year will be a children's activities area behind the big yellow Middletown Academy and Grounds on North Broad Street. The Venture Scouts will sponsor a rock wall to climb and a miniature golf area. Inside the Academy, the children can have a free scoop of peach ice cream, sit at old-fashioned school desks, try writing with a slate pencil on a slate, and play with old fashioned toys upstairs in the "Touch It" Room. Under the trees on the lawn in front of the Academy there will be lots for kids to do, including a Civil War muster, Biggs Museum art activity, watching the blacksmith hammering, and seeing how yam is spun and woven. . The Appoquinimink Boys and Girls Club will again have children's games, a moon bounce and train ride for young festi­ val-goers. Everything will be set in the parking lot of the club located at the comer of South Broad Street and West Green Street. Funds from grants and sporisors pay for the children's activities. At the front of the building on Broad Street is a stop for the hay wagon ride. Connection Church on West Green will have face painting, ice skating, snow cones, popcorn, games and a DJ all day. Rest rooms will be available, including a baby changing station at the church. The. Volunteer Hose Company Fire Hall, also on West Green, will have an open house and apparatus on display. Get a plumber, Not a salesman! A popular hay ride around the entire fairgrounds begins at the hay wagon sign in front of the Boys and Girls Club on Broad Call 302-421 Street. Emergency Service · --- . Remember, all activities are free and open to the public, . courtesy of this year's grants and festival sponsors. CommerciaVResidential - a Full Service Plumbing LICENSED, BDNDED, INSURED Visit us online at www.cecilwhig.com

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16TH IlNNUAL MIDDLETOWN PEACH ffSllVAL So Many Reasons ... To Go To Seasons Voted Locations and activities REASON #2 Best Pizza • Parade 2008 9 a.m. - 10 a.m. Parade on Broad St. (Everett Meredeth School to Main to Catherine)

• Main Street on Cochran Square (all day) Middletown Historical Society Fresh peaches· Peach Festival t-shirts . Information Membership • Gibby Arts at 51 W Main Street 410-392-4800 • The Annex at 39 W Main Street 101 West Pulaski Hwy. • Entertainment at 4 locations (all day) Cochran Square (Broad and Main) Elkton, Maryland The Everett (41 W Main) www.seasonspizza.com Pennington Square (9 Pennington) Middletown Academy (216 N Broad)

• M.O.T. Senior Center (all day), 300 S. Cox St. Take shuttle bus. Peach pies, other peach baked goodies, gift shop, lunch Peach Pie Contest at 11 :00 a.m. .""'- • Boys and Girls Club, 14 S Broad St (all day) .Free children's games and rides • Middletown Academy Grounds (Former Town Hall), 216 Moon Bounce, train ride North Broad Street - • Connection Community Church (all day), 100 W Green St • Middletown Historical Society (all day) Face Painting, Snow Cones, Popcorn, Clown Show Spinning, weaving and blacksmithing demonstrations Your Preferred Beracah BUilder Games for kids and youth, DJ, free ice skating and skate rental Museum exhibits "Peaches and Middletown" and "Educating Rest rooms, First Aid Station, baby changing station Middletonians" Archeology in Southern New Castle County - DelDOT dis­ CDD • Bethesda (UMC) Church 116 E Main St play ' Check at Cochran Sq Information Booth for possible activi­ The Biggs Museum of American Art- Children's activities ties Diamond State Corvettes beside Academy George Contant, Researcher and Author for Middletown • Grace Orthodox Presbyterian Church 13 Pennington St Historical Society (All day) Scottish bagpiper and dancers Hospitality Booth, Straw Maze Delaware Historian author Roger Martin - book signing Check at Cochran Sq Information Booth for possible other activities • 1863 Victorians of Virtue and Valor enactors All day 1863 Victorian activities such as ice cream making, • Forest Presbyterian Church 44 W Main St (Under Town quilting, etc. Clock) (all day) All day Children's games and crafts Free Peach Punch 10:00 a.m., Lunch, Peach Pie/Ice Cream All day Civil War 6 pound canon on display Alan Robb playing the Haskell Organ in Sanctuary (check for 10:45 soldiers drill and firing demonstration times) 11 :30 dance demonstration 12:30 kids races • Volunteer Hose Company Fire House 27 W Green St (all 1:30 picnic day) 2:30 soldiers drill arid firing demo Open house, apparatus on display, check for additional activi­ 3:00 fashion show ties

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• Obituaries are printed free died in 2002. She was also pre­ of Maryland, but spent most Wilm., DE Viewing 9-11am on receive her bachelor's degree with Pathmark, retiring from of charge as space permits. ceded in death by a daughter, of his college career at the Tues. Aug. 11,2009. in education in only 3 years the company's Kirkwood Information is usually supplied Dagmar Alberer. She is sur­ University of Delaware, where from the former Bloomsburg Highway market after 45 years to the newspaper by the funeral vived by her children, Fred he was very active with E-52 John Kendrick State Teachers College (now of service. director. Alberer and wife, Fremah, of Student Theatre. He applied his Bloomsburg University). Isaac His beloved wife, LilIan New Castle, DE; and Diana psychology degree and statisti­ John H. Kendrick, 80, of was an educator and taught Ann Asay Reed, died in 2007. Levering and husband, John, cal background to a financial Newark, DE, died on Saturday, elementary school for 17 years He was also preceded in death of Newark, DE, with whom analysis career. He was also August 8, at his home. in the Oxford (PA) School by his son, Stephen C. Reed, she lived; grandchildren, Lori a gifted actor and writer and Kendrick was a meat cutter District before her retirement. Jr., father, Harvey Reed, and INMEMORIAM Randolph and companion, talented carpenter. He served for over 40 years, retiring from In addition to her parents, brothers, Jimmy Reed and John Ty, of Wilmington, DE; Brian in the Army Reserve and per­ Pathmark. He was a U.S Army she was preceded in death by Reed. He is survived by daugh­ Mary G. Murray Alberer of Smyrna, DE; and formed rescue and relief opera­ and Navy veteran. her husband, Robert J. Isaac, in ters, Teresa Sanford and her Two years ago, you left us Emma Levering of Newark, tions after Hurricane Katrina John is survived by his wife 1957. She is survived by daugh­ companion, Robert Davis, of without warning. Your cheer­ DE; great grandson, Shane and in Peru. of 60 years, Laura (Wertz) ters, Charlu Ogborne Schilling Newark, DE; Nancy Rhoades ful, helpful ways gone forever. Alberer; and foster daughter, He is survived by his wife, . Kendrick; his daughters, of Newark, DE; and Dawn A. and her husband, Edward, of As you celebrate your birthday Denise Keating of Maiden, Amy Amsler of Reston, VA; Caroline Butler of Florida and Ogborne of Burlington, MA; Newark, DE; and Michele in heaven, know that we miss NC. his mother, Dorothy Amsler Cindy Weakland of Virginia; brother, Clinton M. Frank of Ehart and her husband, Robert, you very much. A gathering to celebrate of Newark, DE; father, Mark his son, John Kendrick, Jr. Churchville, MD; sister, Elaine of Townsend, DE; six grand­ Our love, Wally's life was )1eld at 3 pm, Amsler of New Zealand; sister, of Pennsylvania; his sister, F. Spenader of Hazleton, PA; children; and five great grand­ Your family and friends on Thursday, August 6, at the Sarah Amsler of Birmingham, Catherine "Sis" Newhart and grandchildren, Charles W. children. Delaware Saengerbund & England; brothers, Geoffrey brother, William Kendrick, Schilling (Diane), Jeremy L. A graveside service was Library Association, 49 Salem Amsler of Newark, DE; and both of Pennsylvania and nine Schilling (Susan), Darlene R. held at 11 am, on Monday, Waltraut Alberer Church Road, Newark, DE. Andrew Amsler of Washington, grandchildren and 13 great­ Cassola (Michael), and Mark A. August 10, at Gracelawn Waltraut "Wally" Alberer, In lieu of flowers, contri­ DC; niece, Laylah, and nephew, grandchildren. Sarao (Catherine); great grand­ Memorial Park, 2220 N. 84, of Newark, DE, died on butions may be made to the Cameron. Services and burial were children, Lucy P. Schilling, DuPont Parkway, New Castle, Sunday, August 2, at Christiana American Heart Association, A memorial service was private. Emma Q. Schilling, Brooke A. DE. , Hospital. 1501 Casho Mill Rd., Ste. held at 10:30 am, on Saturday, Sarao, and another great grand­ In lieu of flowers, the fam­ Born in Bad Lippspringe, 1, Newark, DE 19711; or to August 8, at the Spicer-Mullikin Steven Coleman child due in October. ily suggests contributions to Germany, on August 20, 1924, Mill Creek Fire Company, Funeral Home, 121 West Park A memorial service was Aetna Hose, Hook & Ladder daughter of the late Otto F. 3900 Kirkwood Highway, Place, Newark, DE. A private Steven W. Coleman, 53, of held at 7 pm, on Thursday, Fire Company, PO Box 148, Burkhardt and Sophie Jasper Wilmington, DE 19808. interment followed in All Saints Newark, DE died August 3. August 6, at Our Redeemer Newark, DE, 19715. Burkhardt, Wally moved with Cemetery, 6001 Kirkwood Service was at 11 am, Sat. Lutheran Church, 10 Johnson her family to the United States Jason Amsler Highway, Wilmington, DE. August 8 at Friendship Baptist Road, Chestnut Hill Estates, Russell Williams in 1954. She used her gift as In lieu of flowers, contri­ Church, 4th & Pine St., Newark, DE. a cook to establish Wally's Jason Eugene Amsler, 33, of butions may be made to the Wilmington, DE. Visitation, In lieu of flowers, contribu­ Russell Williams, 93, of Catering, which she operated Reston, VA, died on Monday, Humane Society of Fairfax Sat. from 9-10:45am. tions may be made to Newark Nokomis, FL died August 4. for many years in the New August 3. County, 4057 Chain Bridge Senior Center, 200 White Russell was the guidance Castle County area. Amsler was born on January Road, Fairfax, VA 22030; or Lucille Isaac Chapel Drive, Newark, DE director at Newark Senior High Her beloved husband of 57 2, 1976 in Columbus, OH and your local ASPCA; or to the 19713. School from 1959-1984. years, Frank "Franz" Alberer, grew up in Newark, DE. He was Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Lucille F. Isaac, 94, of He is survived by his loving a graduate of the University 2004 Sproul Road, Ste. 208, Newark, DE, formerly of wife of 67 years, Florence B. Broomall, PA 19008. Williamsport, PA, died on Stephen Reed Williams; children, Rosalind Friday, July 3. Stephen C. Reed, 76, of (James) Bressler, Marysville, Mrs. Isaac was born in Newark, DE, died on Sunday, OH, Russell (Linda) Williams, James Ballard Hazleton, PA on August 19, August 2, at Christiana Valrico, FL; four grandchildren James E. Ballard, 79, of 1914, daughter of the late Hospital. and one great granddaughter. Newark, DE died Aug. 3, at GeorgeA. Frank and Helen May Mr. Reed was a native A Celebration of Life Temple University Hospital. Jones Frank. An exceptionally Delawarean, born in Service will be held 10:30 am, Service was on llam Tues. intelligent young woman, she Wilmington on August 16, Saturday, August 15 at Grace Aug. 11, at Bethel AME graduated from high school at 1932. A meat cutter by pro­ United Methodist Church', Church, 604 N. Walnut St. the age of 15 and went on to fession, he made his career Venice, FL. to Good Neighbor Implant Dentistry Agent since 1.976. .Something to Smile About! An exciting alternative to bridges or dentures. Rich Ulbrich Laugh, talk and eat confi­ 153 E. Chestnut Hili Rd, Suite 204 dently with teeth that feel Newark, DE 1971.3 . and look like your own Bus (302)368-1216 Dr. Barry Kayne, D.D.S. Fax (302)368-1397 Specialist with over E-mail: [email protected] 25 years experience Omega Professional Center Suite F-58 • Newark, DE 19713 Across from Christiana Hospital STAll f ••• 302-456-0400 Uk. a good IHfIIthbot, SfBte Fa"" I. there.­ Fax: 302-456-0396 A www.delawreperio.com INSUUNC\ state'arm.comltl ,.___ " Stale Ftrm inIInIICt CompIniM • HOme Offices: 81OOmifC1On. IIinOia <""' AUTO • LIFE • HOME • HEALTH On the Web • wWw.newarkpostonline.com Friday, August 14, 2009 • The Newark Post • Page 17 "

NEWARK POST !Wilil VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITES ~ What's your favorite restaurant? How about "grocery store? What's the best place for a round. of golf? We want to know your favorite businesses & people in- the categories liste below. The winners will receive the Greater Newark Readers' Favorites Awards for 2009. So, write in at least 60 of your favorites and send us your ballot! 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Planning Service ______••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WIN $250 CASH Your Info We will draw one ballot at random on Friday. October 2. 2009 to win $250.00. Must be Name _____-,- ____---.::_ /_" ______Subscriber DYes DNO 18 years or older'to enter. Must fill out at least 60 categories to qualify for Grand Prize. Photocopies not accepted. Questions? Call 443-245-5048 or 800-220-3311 est. 5048 Address, ______,City ______State __Zip. ____ Contest Rules DEADLINE: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 This is not a SCientific study. but a readers' favorites contest. All ballots are confidential and the Day Phone Evening Phone Email, ______exclusive property of the Newark Post. Only original ballots will be accepted -NO COPIES OR FAC, SIMILES ALLOWED. To be considered a valid entry, ballot must contain nominations for at least The information you provide may be used by the c~ Publishing lor ¥ness purposes: including marketing and sales efforts not related to this promotion. 60 categories. Ballots must be received by 5 PM, Wednesday, Sept 30, 2009. NO PURCHASE NECES­ Drop off or mail entries to: FAVORITES, Chesapeake Publishing SARY. Ballots and contest rules are also available by sending a self-addressed stamped envelope to: Readers' Favorites, c/o Marketing Department, Chesapeake Publishing, 218 E. Main St. Suite NEWARK POST 218 E. Main Street, Suite 1Q9, Newark DE 19711 Attention: Amy Bennett . ~ 109, Newark, DE 1971 L Limit one ballot per request. Employees of Chesapeake Publishing and their immediate family members are not eligible to submit ballots. Deadline for entries is Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by 5:00 PM • • ••••••••••••••••••••• ~...... , ••••• ~ ~ M ,. .... 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"We get more hits 1 ~ The Episcopal Church from this one ~ . ' . Welcomes You ad than any @vangetiea{ St.Thomas's Parish other advertising ' Pyerbytu~ cluucJr" (peA) 276 S. College Ave. at Park Place, !EPISCOP .... L CIiURcn we do." Join us for worship at our new Christ Centered. Biblically Based Newark, DE 19711 time and location! Across from UD Health Center - Rev. Jay - Good Shepherd St. Nicholas Episcopal Church. Sunday Worship 10:45am & 6pm (302) 368-4644 Episcopal Church 10 Old Newark Road in Newark. 9:30 Sunday School . Fellowship time at I 0:45am with Call Nancy Tokar to place service-beginning at I I am. 308 Possum Park Rd., Newark Church Office: (9:00-1 :00 Mon-Fri) your ad at 302-737-2300 www.stthomasparish.org ____ -=ww==w=.e=p=cn=e=w=a=rk=.o=~~ ____I 1-800-220-1230 L Sunday Worship The Way 8am, 10:30am & 5:30pm MISSIONARY Ministries ' Sunday Adult Education Programs MEETINGS: (an extension of Highway Gospel Com­ 9:30-10: 15am The Old Apostolic .Lutheran munity Temple, West Chester PAl Church will hold Missionary The Rev. Paul Gennett Highway Word of Faith Ministries is Meetings at the University Marc F. Cheban, Sunday Service lOam of Delaware's Bob Carpenter presently worshipping @ The George Childcare and Sunday School Center in Newark, on Friday Wilson Community Center Organist & Choir Master Unitarian Universalist Fello~hip 303 New London Rd ., Newark, DE and Saturday, August 21 and Wandering? Wondering? Wounded? 420 Willa Road, Newark 22, at 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 Sunday: 302.368.2984 8:00-9:00am Christian Education God meets you where you are ! p.m., and on Sunday, August classes for all ages . And So do we. Come Join Us! 23, at 11:00 a.m. Elders sent Sunday Morning Celebration (orne and see ... Speaker: Rev. Greg Chute by the congregation in Sweden Wednesday: Location will speak. All are welcome. 7:00-8:00pm Bible. Enrichment Class at Prayer Temple I 49 New London Rd. Newark, DE 19711 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 220 Bear, Delaware 19701-0220 Visit us online @ www.theway.ws or send a note aLtheway238@aoLcom .

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-:I.~. Make Your Plans for mEMPLOYMENT .! Fair Week! RENTALS .'W""'",. Deep' Creek Lake, New Today CnINC)WOO--uP MD. - Long & Foster Posted ~g~ U HELP WANTED HUNTING LAND " PUBLIC ~ APARTMENTS Resort . Rentals a FULL-TIME 2br Cape Cod, 1.5 ba, WANTED to lease for SAM ,... NOTICES Y ".. UNFURNISHED Reserve now for the 5 PM 800-220-33 I ~ 410-398-1230 completely renovated. Garrett Co. Fair, 8/8- deer & duck hunting. OTR FLATBED -:1.1'1'" wood firs, finished 15. Up to 30% week­ 717-278-2022 PUBLIC NOTICE DRIVERS iOi bsmnt. Irg yrd. storage long stays! Restric­ Min 2yrs Flatbed .'.",:.ali' ••••••.' . shed. CAC. $10001 tions apply; call for Exp. Home Wknds, "1IiIII~ mo. 410-658-4976 details! 800. 336.7303 ~ISC. RENTALS Great Pay, Health Ins, Elkton 1 br exc cond CONOWINGO www. beepCreekRe­ Pd vaca. I Holidays, $625 + util's no pets + 3BR 2BA 2 car sort.com Lake Somerset , Life Ins. 800-332- Camp Ground; Mary­ 6644 sec dep proof employ- attached garage, 30 x 0 View Public Notices ment 443-907-3745 40 pole barn WD, MARY~~'N~. C~!~l land Eastern Shore. Leave your RV on site from 'around the N. EAST. LRG 1 br, WWC, CAC Near selection of affordable r-~Sa-I-es-----" all year.· $1300 State of Maryland, ACCOUNT newly rnvtd. WD hook APG $1500 month cr rentals. Full! partial visit: includes water, elec­ EXECUTIVE up. CAC. $750mo. ck, sec dep required. weeks. Call tor FREE tric & sewage. Call for 443-466-~506 __4_4_3_-6_2_3_-_18_4_3__ brochure . .open daily. www.public brochure 410-957- . FT Advertising Elkton 3br 2b no Holiday Real Estate. noticeads.comlmd 1866 or 410 957- Sales position for an UHOUSES FO 1-800-638-2102. 9897. established, \lrowing pets no smoking envi- Online company. ThiS sales ".. RENT ron $1200 + utilities reservations:www.hol- NOTICES position will require ~.~. 410-620-3991 idayoc.com ~ a person with the ability to sell, serv­ " MANUFACTURED ATTENTION: ice, and develop HOMES FOR RENT GRADUATES OF new accounts in REAL ESTATE BOHEMIA MANOR multiple publica­ 91 E. Main St., CLASS '89, '90, tions. Established ELKTON Arundel Newark; 1 bd, 1 ba HOUSES FOR '91 accounts, medical, convenient location, 3Br, 2Ba, family room, U We are trying to get . dental, paid vaca­ walk to class, above office, 1 car garage. ,... SALE in contact with miss­ tion and sick leave, GrassroQts, eleva­ No pets. $1300/mo + ing !ijraduates for a 401 K. Send resume tor, water allowance ref's & sec dep. Cali 4bdr 2ba HUD Home reunion in October w/salary history to: $965 410-392-3154 $238/mo! '09. Please email General ' Manager, 3 bed 2 ba Hud Abigail Davis for P.O. Box 190, Brandywine ELKTON & N EAST $199/mo! ticket information at Aberdeen MD • Management HOMES FOR RENT 5% dw, 15 yrs @ 8% bohemia_manor_ 21001 or e-mail 302-656-1058 213/4BR Homes apr [email protected] information to:cnim­ starting at $750 U ROOMS FOR For Listings 800-585- Please reply by [email protected] 3617 xT182 NO PETS ".. RENT August 26, 2009. Call for an appt. Our unique On. Subject Plan has been helping students improve their grades No phone calis, 443-309-1602 please. NEWARK. Single for more than fifty years. In 2008, 23 of our 97 seniors earned full academic www.thehomesforlife.com room avail., $125 scholarships to college. In the past two years combined, our graduating EOE CECILTON nearly ~liiiiil:iiii, week. Incld's every" classes haVE: earned over $16 million in total college scholarships. , VOLUNTEER HOST new cape cod, 4br, ~ ' thing except food. 10 FAMILIES needed for 3ba. Nice lot. $1700 mins. from campus. Need better grades to .get into the college you want? LOOking for a really good intern-ational high lino '410-275~1838 302-454-2740 college PfeP school wit" structure, discipline, and Christian values? school exchange stu- dents. Students come ~iiiiiiiiii~iii. N. EAST Main St. ~ COMMERCIAL ~ct today! Irs not too late to enroll for the fall. Download our report on The One with spending money 3br, 1.5 ba , LR ,. kitch, ".. RENTALS Subject Plan at: . needbettergrades.com and health insurance. DR. No pets. (1) avail For more information now $950 Imo + sec. , ELKTON- NEW New Today call 866-294-6471 or 410-287-0529 or SPACE best location ELKTON Winding Success st~rtes begin here. www.cci- CHARLESTOWN- 443-907-7403 on Rt 40, 1250 sq It Brook 4br Vh fen yd exchange.com/uspro- Small 2 br, no pets. ~liiiiil:iiii, c.all 410-392-3676 closed in gazebo, cor- grams/host.aspx $7.501 mo + sec dep. ~ ner lot 410-620-1343 CHECK OUT • WANTED: LIFE ---- AGENTS. Earn $500 ~44~3~-2iiOii6ii-5iiO~Oi7ii5iPJ-9iP~ ~ VVATERFRONT CHESAPEAKE a Day, Great Agent ,... FOR SALE CLASSIFIEDS Benefits. Commis­ ELKTON I NORTH 4

~ LOTS/AcREAGE ~ LOTS/AcREAGE U CLEANING ". Instruction PETS ". ApPLIANCES ~ FOR SALE ~ FOR SALE P' SERVICES ~NIMALS/ ~NIMALS/PETS ~NIMALS/PETS WV LAND BAR­ Cleaning Services. MASSAGE THERA- ell KITTENS. 2F, 1 M. JENN AIR electric GAIN 20 +AC $37,775 SERVICES Lic. ,lns·d,Bnd. PY- Train in months, I."-'!.rr',j Free to good home. stove wlgrill & glass •~.ii'·~ MTN VIEWS! Wooded Total Home Care not years. Financial ~J!l'1!)' Indoor cats only. 410- New Today top used but still parcel w/ easy com- (610) 274-3288 aid if qualified. A new ----. 398-5204 after 7pm works good $25 call bined UHEALTH CARE www . totalhomeca~e . net career is at your fin- . CHINESE SHAR __------... OLD ENGLISH 302-275-4602 LONGBOAT sub-divi- access & trails thru- P' SERVICES gertips. Call Centura PEl PUPS 8 weeks Bulldogs. Pure breed I'i'''''''i~~~~~~ sion, Cambridge, MD. out. Electric. Ready to U FINANCIAL/ College 877-206-3353 old. 1 male $300, 1 10EBA reg . Parent on City water & sewer. hunt or camp. Special ELIZABETH P' MONEY TO LEND fem $400. Fawn col­ premo304-497-2211 Everstart. Gray / Community pool. Sub- owner financing. Call COONEY CARE NET­ ored. No papers, no silver color. New - ject to covenants and now 877-526-3764 WORK. FULL SER- IRS TAX DEBT shots. 717-456-5087 KITTENS- Cute, great condition. restrictions. Starting at www.wvtimberland.co VICE HOME CARE KEEPING YOU $35,000. Call m or 717-723-0628 fat, adorable kittens Paid $500, asking 410-228-8333 SPECIALISTS. AWAKE? Local CPA free to good homes. $200. Please call: ______--W-a-t-e-rf-ro-n-t-C-I-e-ar-- SINCE 1957. CARING firm resolves all Fed- D Very friendly, han­ 410-398-4715 Historic James ance 317' JAMES RNs , LPNs, CNAs, eral and State tax MERCHANDISE dled by children OLD ENGLISH River! 2+ Acres Just RIVER 5 ACRES AIDES, COMPAN- problems for .individu- since birth. (5) grey BULL DOG PUPPIES $89,900. Beautifully $199,900 (was IONS, HOME als and businesses. and (1) black. We CKC REG 41's, 2 m's wooded, private $399,900) Enjoy 317' HEALTH CARE. PRI- US Tax Resolutions, ~NIMALS/ PETS COCKATIELS Nor- can't keep them, home raised vet ~~~~~m~iver ac~ess, of sa~dy beach along rG~~~N~\~?HUoRJ~ P.A.877.477-1108. mal and white face, please save them checked ready to go ••m TV: 32" RCA LCD views. histOriC James River. SERVICE LICENSED AMERICAN Bull- cinnamon, pearls, from SPCA! Please 8/24/09 $1300 email dog pups. 9 weeks pieds, latinos, albinos. call after 5pm 410- for more info flat screeen w/ DVD Paved roads, water, Private, level building & BONo'ED (888)­ ". Instruction player. New in box. sewe~. Perf~ct for site & beautiful river 353-1700 CALL NOW Johnson bldline NKC Pairs & singles, tame L8:8:5:-5:8:4:8===:::::: [email protected] vacatlonl re.tlrement. views. On end of cul- FOR CARE reg . $500. 302-565- & breeder. $30 & up .. or call 410-677-0166 Pd $700, sell for $500 410-378-4918 Easy financing. Call de-sac abutting . ATTEND COLLEGE 9429/302-275-9289 302-378-7950 LAB PUPS - AKC SERVICES now 866-764-5238 wildlife refuge. Paved HOME ONLINE from Home. ------­ Purebred. Champion ~PET ~ BUILDING rd frontage, water & ~IMPROVEMENT "Medical, "Business, bloodlines, shots & ~ /SUPPLIES Mou~taln Land Bar- sewer, more. Excel­ SERVICES "Paralegal, wrmd. 410-275-9267 ~ MATERIALS g~ln. 22+ Acres/ lent financing! Call "Computers, "Criminal DOG HOUSE Tan VI~WS $88,85~ Short Patty 1-866-764-5238 WE BUY JUNK Justice. Job place- PUPPIES. wood siding w/ shingle drive DC. Enjoy top­ CARS, TRACTOR of- the- world sunrise ment ACA reg, fawn wlwhite DACHSHUND roof. Fits up to a big - ~ COMMERCIAL/ TRAILERS, Dump assistance. Computer markings & black medium dog. Never views. W ide level Trucks or any heavy PUPS: minature, CKC New Today New Today ~I NVESTMENT FOR SAL reg ., champ bloodline, occupied. $30 b/o ridge, mature forest, equipment machinery. ~valla~I~. Ad 'f r masks. Family raised, LAB MIX PUPS 120' 20 sections 6x6 excellent access. [nanCla I I qua 1- S&W Very cute & vet checked $500 Call 443-350-6813 after 4p of White PVC fence, ..:::... Cash paid. fied. Call 866-858- playful. $499. Black witl1 white mark­ Perced, utilities avail­ 302-650-4579 Dave 410-739-0013 Home Depot brand. 2121 . 410-275-8152 ings. Very cute. 1st ~HORSES/TACK/ able. Easy drive- Balti­ www.CenturaOnllne.c shots & wormed. $1000.610-255-0134 more/DC. Excellent ~ EQUlP./SUPPLIES New Today CAT 2yrs old name Ready Aug 18. $200 financing! Call now 1- 717-548-0869 800-888-1262. ELKTON Downtown d "Kia" very pleasant www.landinwv.com former Buckworth allergic can't keep Center Building. 1.115 free to good home acres. $700,000. Call 443-350-9860 ENGLISH BULL New Today OUR WEBSITE 410-996-8300 DOG 7 mo old white MIGHT HAVE CLASSIFIEDS female. Spayed, shots 6 YR OLD MINIA­ WHAT YOU'RE CHECK OUT & papers paid $1600 TURE HORSE $350. LOOKING FOR! 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l~" WILMINGTON ~ORTGAGE 205 East Main Street, Elkton, MD 21921 Phil Davis Kim Pettitt Bruce Fink Office: 410-398-5607· TOLL FREE: 800-607-5607 LoanOfticer LoanOfticer Loan Ofticer Page 22 Post Classifieds Friday, Augu st 14, 2009

~COMPUTERS & ~ FURNITURE/ "' SPORTING "" GENERAL "" GENERAL ~ YARD SALES ~ YARD SALES ~ YARD SALES ~ YARD SALES ~ ACCESSORIES ~ FURNISHINGS ~ MERCHANDISE ~ MERCHANDISE ~ GOODS TOSHIBA Satellite MAHOGANY DIN­ ANTIQUE TOY NASCAR collection. REM 7600 30-06 RISING SUN 128 NOtebook 2,038 MB ING ROOM CHAIRS BOAT Early 1950's. From 1990-2007 1 :24, cal $375 REM 788 Roop Rd , off Connelly. SO ram, 100 gb hd. (4) $125 for set. (1) New in box. Also new 1 :18, 1 :32, 1 :64. So 223 cal $300· YARD New Today Fri 8/14 & Sat 8/15, . 15.4" wide screen. Deco mirror. $35.00. motor in box. $75 b/o many cars, so many 443-309-7432 8am-2pm .. Baby / girls $200.410-557 -9535 Call 410-575-6671 302-559-9240 drivers. 410-287-9631 ------­ ~ clothing to 3T, adult ELKTON 225 Mal- ELKTON 106 clothing, scrubs, HH ~ FURNITURE/ OUTDOOR furn., SWIMMING POOL oney Rd, 8AM, Kids, Castlestone Dr, off Rt items, outdoor equip­ lounge chairs & straw ment, tools; rain or ~ FURNISHINGS ISl!JI:GJSIIN' Intek. Approx 2' deep Men (L-XL)/ Women 40 behind 7-11 ,Sat umbrella & wire fence x 12' wide. Comes w/ 8-12) TV, furn, books August 15th, 8-2, shine! all new 410-398-1196 Butcher Boy Band its own filter. Like new TREE LOUNGE & more! household, car parts, PERRYVILLE 620 Saw $400 eAntique $40 b/o 443-350-6813 Archery platform, chill ______young mens clothing Otsego St, end of Westinghouse Frig after 4pm blanket & bow holder. large and 32-34 Aiken Ave, Fri 8114 & LEGAL NOTICE AE 1 ------$250 443-309-7580 New Today $ 300 e Canon - STAMP'. US pants. End of season Sat 8/15 8-4 both New Today 35mm w/lens $400 sale. days family yard sale 6 PC LIVING e Two Antique Iron Olympic commemora- New Today too much to list! THE COURT OF YARD SALES ROOM Queen RECLINERS (2) Anchors $400 call tive 23 karat gold ~ ELKTON 131 COMMON PLEAS Sofabed $300/ GREEN Excellent 410-725-9329 1980 Olympic stamp. Woolens Rd. (Rt 273 FOR THE STATE Queen bedrm wall condo $300. Proof - replica. 4 in to Fairview Rd , right OF DELAWARE unit $300/ 11 ft wide 410-642-6308 HOME INTERIOR package $35 302-559- on Blake Rd , left onto IN AND FOR 5 pc entertainment SOFA. 6' Lancer, pictures (Sunflowers) 9240 Woolens) Fri & Sat, NEWCASTLE ctr oak $500/ match­ new $55 asking $25 ------­ New Today 9/14 & 9/15, 7am-? MULTI FAMILY COUNTY ing dresser chest green/beige, Orig. (Lady & white geese) SHELF Pecan top/ BARGAIN BAZAAR Rain date 21st 22nd & YARD · SALE! Elec- IN RE: CHANGE OF night stand $150/ $900. Asking $100. $15410-398-8729 wrought iron under, Sat, 8/22, 9a-1 p. Too much to list. Items ~ n desk $25/ Small 443-206-1251 new $50 asking $1~ $15/space. In Newark new & used, some­ tronics, tools, youth m~ NAME OF items, books, furni- Timothy Paul Coulby, entertain ctr $75------I'"--~--'""":"'..., Rug area 5x7 black & at Kirk Mid Sch Park- thing for everyone. Elkton/ Ches City SOFA. 6' Lancer, I sold the canning white 1 runner approx ture, and MORE! Saf- Tomoko Co.ulby grnlbeige. Orig. $900. jars advertised in 6-8 ft good cond $40 Ing Lot. Raindate Lots & Lots of stuff. area. 443-350-0039 8/23 302-750-0930 urday, August 15th ------PETITIONER(S) Need sofabed. Asking the Chesapeake 410-398-8729 between 8AM-1 PM! LEGAL NOTICE TO $100.443-206-1251 Classified by 8 a.m. Cherry Bedroom Set. 227 Hitching Post Dr., ------Timothy Paul the first day my ad Rising Sun, MD LEGAL NOTICE Komiyama Coulby, Solid Wood, never TABLE & CHAIRS. hit the newspaper. YARD used, brand new in RIGHT off Red Pump RE: DEADLY WEAPON Tomoko Komiyama Wrought iron, 6 cush- This is the second New Today Rd (Rt1). Coulby factory boxes. English ioned chairs. $175. item that sold imme- New Today ~ Dovetail. Original cost ------I , SQlQmQn MakQn- NOTICE IS HEREBY 410-272-5843 diately. My shed is STAMP UPS 86 ELKTON 22 Misty nen . r esiding at , 811 GIVEN that TimQthy $4500. Sell for $795. Lane, off Rt 273 Erl clearing out. I feel stamp sets 4 boxes Varslty Bear, PaUl CQulby, Tomoko Can deliver. 240-482- so good!!! 12 ea of stamp ink 2D..!Y. 8114, 8am­ Lan~ , "" GENERAL DE ~97?1 , will make Coulby intends to 8721 Thanks. pads stock cards & noon Longaberger, New Today ~ MERCHANDISE other stuff over $2300 glass top stove, h/h & applicabQn to the present a Petition to GIRLS BEDROOM clothes, antiques judges Qf the Superior the Court of Co=on SET twin bed, dress­ (2) 200LB propane Carol asking $1000 COLORA: 531 Fire­ tanks $25 ea or b/o L-______..1 ___4_1_0-_2_8_7_-9_1_2_3_ CQurt Qf the State Qf Pleas fQr the State Qf er/ mirror, chest of tower Rd., just Delaware in and fQr Delaware in and fQr 443-350-9453 drawers & 2 night ITEMS FOR beyond West Notting­ New Castle CQunty New Castle CQunty, stands. $600 obo. Cali ------SALE UNDER $50 ham Academy. Sat, at Wilmington fQr to change his/her 410-658-7871 AAA POOLSI ARE FREEl Aug 15, 9am-1pm. the next.term fQr a name to. TimQthy Paul Distributor over- New Today Longaberger, lots of HUGINEWARK DE, If you would like to license to carry a CQn- KQmiyama CQulby, LANE CEDAR stocked w/Huge place an ad for an WANTED Qld.. good jewelry, hurting Saengerbund 49 CHEST in Mediter- 31 'x19' Pools wi/sun- & fishing items, cealed deadly weap- TQmQkQ KQmiyama item under $50, or baseball cards from ELKTON 900 Block Salem Church Road. Qn, Qr weapons, fQr Coulby. anean style. Exc deck, fence, filter, lad- 1973 and older clothes, furniture, too you are giving of East Old Philadel­ Sat August 15 8am­ the prQtectiQn Qf my TimQthy P. CQulby condo $300. Solid ders NOW ONLY $825 - 302-420-5866 much to list! phia Rd . Sat, Aug 15, noon Cash only something away for person(s), Qr prQperty, Petitioner Rose wood coffee (Install, extra) 100% free, please email 7:30-? Glassware, please infant, chil­ table with top inset of Financing! 3-Day Qr both. TQmokQ CQulby the information to "' SPORTING ELKTON 1195 dishes, books, fishing dren's, jr's & materni­ gold toned Italian tiles, INSTALLATION1 Call Frenchtown Rd. (from SolQmQn MakQnnen PetitiQner classads @chespub.co ~ GOODS items, small antiques, ty clothing, toys, 3'x4' Scandinavian 2417! 1-866-237-2217 m or fax them to: ,De, left at light at 213, pots & pans, duck books, kids equip­ 8/6/09 Dated: July 31, 2009 styling. $400. Call mhic#124716 sap- 410-398-8192 one more light, make decoy, bassinet, car ment & more! np 8114 2083070 np 817,14,21 2081798 410-398-2821 phirepools.biz GOLF CLUBS. 1 left). Frl, Sat & Sun 9- Please, no phone set of mens, 1 set of seat, baby items, Or call 302-540-7097 calls. Please ? all 3 days tools, baby, kids, petite athomemothers womens with bag, furn, tv's, hlh items include your name, balls & putter, exc clothes. connection.org PUBLIC AUCTION address and phone condo $100 will sepa­ number Notice is hereby given that the undersigned rate 302-423-1641 one of these local dealers will sell at a public auction on 9/18109 at 1:00 p.rn: at: and drive home happy! PS ORAIICECO INC./PUBLIC STORACE SBOO KIRKWOOD HWY., WILMINCTON, DE 19BOB VOLKSWAGEN S02-998-0125 the personal property heretofore stored SnUIIt with the undersigned by: VOLKSWAGEN,LTD. 5094 - Amie Carrere - books, 50+ boxes, 4304 kirkwood Highway, fan, 10+ totes, trunk, vacuum WILMINGTON, DE 1100 - Evelyn Martinez - 50+ boxes, 20+ totes, electronics 302-998-0131 1157 - Marse Kingsberry II - 20 bags, 10 Drivers wanted.- ~ totes 1182 - Edward Proffett - 10 boxes, 5 totes, furniture STAPLEFORD'S 2060 - Robert Cox - 5 totes, furniture, elec­ tronics CHEVROLET 2073 - Theresa Cameron - furniture, bed­ ding, electronics OLDSMOBILE 3002 - Dona Dunn - 20+ bags, furniture, electronics 302':'834-4568 3009 - Richard Tew - furniture, electronics 4025 - leeanne Bullock - 50+ boxes, furni­ ture, mopeds 4030 - leroy Turnbull 3rd - 15+ boxes, 10+ totes, furniture fZ)' 4082 - Robert Johnson - 10 boxes, 10 totes 4106 - laura Bryant - 30+ boxes, furniture, electronics ST. GEOR~, DE 5033 - Tia Chapman - 15 boxes, furniture, electronics 4031 - James Strong - furniture, bedding 8/14,21 np 20830n Post Classifieds Friday, August 14, 2009 Page 23

LEGAL NOTICE TIlE COURT OF LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE TIlE COURT OF CITY OF NEWARK PUBLIC SALE COMMON PLEAS ____/ ___ _ COMMON PLEAS FOR TIlE STATE FOR TIlE STATE DELAWARE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned TIlE COURT OF CITY COUNCIL . COMMON PLEAS OF DELAWARE THE COURT OF TIlE COURT OF OF DELAWARE will sell at public sale on SEPTEMBER 18, PUBLIC HEARING 2009 at PS ORANGECO INC.IPUBLIC FOR TIlE STATE IN AND FOR COMMON PLEAS COMMON PLEAS IN AND FOR STORAGE, 201 Bellevue Rd., Newark, DE OF DELAWARE NEW CASTLE FOR TIlE STATE FOR TIlE STATE NEWCASTLE August 24, 2009 - 7:30 P.M. 19713 at 12:00 p.m., the personal property INANDFvlt COUNTY OF DELAWARE OF DELAWARE COUNTY Pursuant to Section 806.2 of the City Char­ heretofore stored with the undersigned NEWCASTLE IN RE: CHANGE OF IN AND FOR IN AND FOR IN RE: CHANGE OF ter, the Council will hold a Public Hearing to by: COUNTY NAME OF NEW CASTLE NEW CASTLE NAME OF be held in the Council Chamber, Newark Mu­ A129 - Jenifer Napoliato - boxes, totes IN RE: CHANGE OF Luke T. Baynard Jr. COUNTY COUNTY Jonnie Lee Spells nicipal Building, 220 Elkton Road, Newark, Junior B033 - Joey Kinsey - boxes, bags, clothing NAME OF PETITIONER(S) IN RE: CHANGE OF IN RE: CHANGE OF Delaware, on Monday, August 24, 2009 at Raven Alexandria TO NAME OF NAME OF PETITIONER(S) B048 - Della Brown - boxes, totes, bags TO 7:30 p.m. to consider the proposed 2010-2014 Bl12 - Clarkston Saunders - boxes, bags, Brown Luke Timothy Chann Kal' L Rosalie Ann Bryant Capital Improvement Program which consists PETITIONER(S) Sheffield a 1 uma Xavier Nathan electronics NOTICE IS HEREBY PETITIONER(S) ofthe following expenditures: TO ~~TITIONER(S) Wroten C029 - Terrance Windom - boxes, furniture NOTICE IS HEREBY Electric Fund ...... :...... $4,531,000 Raven Alexandria G~N that Lonja 6~anna Kali Brooks Rosalie Ann Bryant Water Fund ...... $5,573,200 D025 - Della Brown - boxes, electronics, Dawson GIVEN that Jonnie bags SmIth, t~e mot~er NOTICE IS HEREBY Gnade Lee Spells Junior Sewer Fund ...... $2,155,000 NOTICE IS HEREBY o~ Luke IS changmg GIVEN that Channa NOTICE IS HEREBY E014 - Shirleen Hepner - bedding, boxes, GIVEN that Raymond intends to present a Public Works (General) Fund .... $14,195,600 furniture his name due to the Kali L . te d 1;0 GIVEN that Rosalie Petition to the Court Public Works (Maint.) Fund ...... $98,000 Aleander Dawson II fact that DNA proves utmapmt ' t~ s to AnnBryantintendsto F077 - Koryn Fields - boxes, totes Luk ' t th £: th presen a e 1 IOn of Common Pleas for Police Dept ...... $1,141,500 for Raven Alexandria e s no e a er, th C urt f C present a Petition to the State of Delaware F097 - Jean Pierre - totes Brown intends to intends to present a e 0 0 ommon Parks & Recreation Dept ...... $2,991,700 H027 - Joseph Olsen - tools, furniture, bed­ present a Petition ·to Petition to the Court Pleas for t~e State of the Court of Com~on in and for New Castle · Parking Fund ...... $912,980 ding of Common Pleas for Delaware m and for Pleas for t~e State of County, to change hisl Other Departments ...... ~ the Court of Common her name to Xavier np 6/14,21 Pleas f9r the State of the State of Delaware New Castle County, Delaware m and for TOTAL ...... $32,040,780 2083068 Nathan Wroten. Delaware in and for in and for New Castle to change his/her New Cast~e County, to Copies ofthe proposed Capital Improvement TIlE COURT OF New Castle County, to County, to change hisl name to Channa Kali change :rus/her name Program may be obtained at the Finance De­ COMMONPLEAS TIlE COURT OF change his/her name her name to Luke T. Brooks. to Rosalie Ann Bryant partment, Newark Municipal Building, 220 FOR TIlE STATE COMMON PLEAS to Raven Alexandria Sheffield because you Channa Luma Gnade. . Elkton Road. OF DELAWARE FOR TIlE STATE Dawson. know he's not your Petitioner Rosalie ~ryant Patricia M. Fogg, CMC IN AND FOR OF DELAWARE Raymond A. child Luke Baynard. Dated: 8/6/09 PetItIOner City Secretary NEW CASTLE IN AND FOR Petitioner Dawson II Lonja Smith np 8114,21,28 2083382 Dated: 8/3/09 np 8/14,21 2083713 COUNTY NEW CASTLE Petitioner Petitioner np 8114,21,28 Dated: 7/30/09 np 817 ,14,21 IN RE: CHANGE OF COUNTY Dated: 7/22,2009 2081426 NAME OF IN RE: CHANGE OF Dated: 7/30/09 Elizabeth Ann NAME OF np 7/31,817,14 2078150 np 817,14,21 2081428 Crosman Deborah Jean West CITY OF NEWARK PETITIONER(S) PETITIONER(S) DELAWARE TO TO Elizabeth Ann . Deborah Jean Hayes PUBLIC HEARING ~~~iCE g,e~fREBY NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE GIVEN that Eliza- GIVEN tha~ Deborah August 24, 2009 - 7:30 P.M. beth Ann Crosman Jean West m~I?-ds to Pursuant to Chapter 32, Zoning, Section 32- intends to present a present a PetItIon to 78, and Section 32-9(b)(6) Code ofthe City of Petition to the Court the Court of Common Newark, Delaware, notice is hereby given of a of Common Pleas for Pleas for the State of public hearing in the Council Chamber, New­ the State of Delaware Delaware in and for ark Municipal Building, 220 Elkton Road, on in and for New Castle New Castle County, to Monday, August 24, 2009 at 7:30 p.m., to County, to change hisl change his/her name consider the request of Michele Richmond of her name to Elizabeth to Deborah Jean Ann Crosman Geor- Hayes. Creative Beginnings Learning Center, for a 4 bedroom, 2 Gorgeaus. 5 bed­ gian. Deborah J. West Special Use Permit to operate a day care facil- bath. Tasteful Elizabeth A. Crosman Petitioner ity for no more than 22 children in an existing room, 2.5 bath Petitioner Dated: 08/05/09 building located immediately to the rear of updates inside home on beauti­ and out. Custom Dated: July 23, 2009 np 8114,21,28 20830n the St. Thomas Episcopal Church located at ful landscaped nn .p~7~/3;1~, 8I7~,1~4:"_2:0;78:9;76~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 276 S. College Avenue, Newark, Delaware. quality .55 acre comer • Patricia M. Fogg, CMC true lot. Flowing floor City Secretary office or 4th plan, large eat-in PUBLIC AUCTION np 8/14 2083795 bedroom w/built­ kitchen, 14 X 24 in shelving. Wood Notice is hereby given that the undersigned CITY OF NEWARK ft dining room is will sell at public auction, on SEPTEMBER DELAWARE floors in lR, DR oversized and 18, 2009 at 3:00 p.m., at PS ORANGECO CITY COUNCIL and foyer. Brinks secuirity system. Newly added 16 x 16 ideal for holiday entertaining. Family room w/ wood burn­ INC.IPUBLIC STORAGE, 3801 Dupont PUBLIC HEARING screened rear porch connects to roomy deck. Professionally ing fireplace and access to the rear potio. 3 car garage. Parkway, New Castle, DE 19720, the per­ landscaped back yard, all fenced and beautiful in all 4 sonal property heretofore stored with the NOTICE The lower level offers an additional room that could be uti­ undersigned by: August 24, 2009 - 7:30 P.M. seasons. lized as a home office or game room. El027 - Cora Mills Pursuant to Section 402.2 of the City Char­ Call Rob Medicu, 302-368-1621 or 302-631-1677 Call Karen Millar 302-631-1658 or 302-368-1621 A228 - Ronnie Miller ter of the Code of the City of Newark, Dela­ B452 - Jerry Johnson ware, notice is hereby given of a public hear­ 440 Stonebridge Blvd ., New Castle, DE 63 Bradley Drive, Newark, DE 322 Cannon's Way, Newark, DE A242 - Kimberly Jackson ing at a regular meeting of the Council in the $169,900 $169,900 $219,900 A266 - Tyran Campbell Council Chamber at the Municipal Build­ A126 - Victoria Stanford ing, 220 Elkton Road, Newark, Delaware, on Beautiful 3 o 5 AY 1-3 B308 - Agnes Owens Monday, August 24, 2009 at 7:30 p.m., at bedroom, 2. V2 C606 - Sherry Wilson-Pass which time the Council will consider for Sec­ both townhome 3 bedroom, 2.1 D702 - Forrestine Brown ond Reading and Final Passage the following w/ go rage; on bath town home Hll77 - Danyae Powell . proposed Ordinances: wooded cui· w/ bright open A269 - Shai Douglas Bill 09-24 - An Ordinance Amending Ch. de-soc. Lots of kikhen. Rear C514 - William Wright-EI . 2, Administration and Ch. 20, new carpeting, deck. Moster A111 - Kenneth Williams Motor Vehicles & Traffic, By In­ new point ond suite w/ voulted D805 - Daniel Wright creasing Court Costs Payable by updates. Kitch­ 3 bedroom, 1.1 bath remodeled town home ceiling ond skyl- , A260 - Nyree Anderson Flonnory Defendants Who Elect to Enter en with worm lights also has B424 - Judy Brannock near the pork in Beck's Landing. New vinyl the First Offender DUI Program wood cabinets, siding, windows, shutters, doors and 9utters. privote deck, C642 - Anita Burleyokumu porceloin coun ~ double clos- A150 - Amaris Sanchez and By Increasing the Fine for Brand new eat-in kikhen .w/ gronite counter­ First and Second Offense DUI ters, new dishwosher. Lorge LR/Great r9' tops, 42 • cabinets, ceramic tile flooring and ets ond master E927 - Nicol Dimarzio w/ woodburning fp and sliders to potio bath. Glose to UD. Call Donna Graham B453 - Isreal Alecea Convictions to Conform to State stainless appliances. Open floor plan. Gleam­ Code backing to open spoce. ing bamboo hardwood flooring. 302-631-1647 Contents of above units include bags, box­ tlII.ry III '.11302-361·1621 or 302-631-1646 (.11 Do ... 302-631-1647.r 3020361·1621 es, televisions, household goods, general Bill 09-25 - An Ordinance Amending Ch. 30, (.11 .rl.lllkl. 302-361·1621 or 302-63)-1616 5nlr- appliances and bedding. Water, By Establishing a Water Rate Schedule Effective October ALL UNITS SOLD IN THEIR ENTIRETY AND MUST BE VACATED WITHIN 48 HOURS OF 1,2009 Fox & Roach REALTORSo SALE. Patricia M. Fogg, CMC ~ Prudential 1'$) NE~ARK MARKETING CENTER [B . City Secretary np 6/14,21 2083080 "S9 302-368-1621 • 410-392-6822 :=.= 850 Library Ave., Newark, DE 19711 ....",,, np 8114 2083743 Page 24 Post Classifieds Friday, August 14, 2009 ~ MACHINARY & U WANTED UFARM SUPPLIES U MOTORCYCLES/ U AUTO PARTS & ".. YARD SALES ~ POWER BOATS ~ANTIQUE AUTOS AUTOS ~ HEAVY EQUIPMENT ~ TO Buy ". /EQUIPMENT ~ ATVs ~ ACCESSORIES ~ HAY RAKE 3 point 1978 HARLEY FLAT BED FOR FORD '96 F-350 hitch wheel rake. Davidson FLH 75th PICK UP 12' X 6'. 4x4, power stroke $1,000. Cash only. anniversary edition. $50. 302-798-3204 New Today diesle, 5 spd. 76k New Today 410-838-7488 New Today Call US1 Sales & Ser- miles. Parts or whole. 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