ARI{ ....• Greater Newark's Hometown Newspaper Since 1910 .:• 100th Year, 41st Issue 2009 October 30, 2009 _.n8_rkpGStonlln8.com Newark, Del. deal announced he University of agreed to deal with the cleanup purchase of the Chrysler site at he has the utmost confidence in T is poised to issue. It also has access to aca­ their meeting earlier this week. the university's ability to han­ become a bigger player demic and technical resources Council members voiced dle the immense cleanup and in the region, after signing a that would aid in the effort. their confidence in the univer- . that "it will be done right." purchase agreement for the The news came a few days sity to help develop future eco­ The city ' would lose prop­ 272-acre site formerly occu­ before automotive start-up nomic potential, but lamented erty tax revenue, if the tract pied by the Chrysler plant. Fisker agreed to acquire the the loss of immediate tax rev­ is entirely devoted' to UD The agreement, with a pur­ 0M Boxwood Assembly plant enue to the city. activities. However, there are chase price of $24.25 million, . east of Newark. Fisker plans to Mayor Vance Funk said he opportunities for private sector was submitted for approval by build a plug-in hybrid vehicle is relieved that the deal was activities at the site and the city the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in at the site. . completed in a relatively short ~lso hopes to provide electric New York. The deal calls for In the space of several period of time. . The mayor power to the tract. UD to assume environmen­ months, Delaware lost both of commented on the fact that. "The size of this .parcel of tal clean-up costs for the site. its auto assembly plants. Newark is unlike similar towns land and its proximity to our _Tramit 0rienI0d ~ Costs could be substantial, but Members of the Newark City and cities who have had to deal main campus make this truly a -~ ... p.....,~ UD received a break on the list Council discussed the issue of with empty factories for 10 _o.t- IINhh sae.- ~D HooIIh sae.-1lowIapnwt price of the property when it the University of Delaware.' s years or more. He noted that See CHRYSLER, 4 ~ _F...., """",""and Dodopncoi __"_

Re-zoning sign vote ", . delayed by council By MARK CORRIGAN that the "sign shall be placed in an unobstructed view on the property in a [email protected] location fully visible from a public right­ t their meeting on Mon<;lay night, of-way." the Newark Mayor's Office and The content of the notice requires that A be City Council delayed voting on the following information present on an ordinance that will require site post­ the sign: . ings for re-zonings and annexations in • Requested action (either "Rezoning" Newark. or "Annexation" with the words "Public The amendment was opened for a Notice); first reading at the September 28 Town • Existing and proposed zoning or Cotincil Meeting. Both Mayor and proposed new use; Council opted instead to study' expanding • Acreage of the property; . the scope .and language of. the amend­ • Name and phone number of appli­ cant; ment without sending it to the. Planning • bate, time and location of Planning PHOTOS BY KEN GRANT Commissiop for a second time. PJesentiy; the ordinance requires post­ Commission public hearing; Newark celebrated all things Halloween for the 62nd time at its annual parade and trick or treat event on ing notice for re-zonings and annexa­ • "Information Call Newark Planning Main Street. The parade offered local school bands and even U.S. Rep. and U.S. Senate candidate Mike tions on the property at least 15 days and Development Department at (302) Castle a chance to have a little fun. Democratic U.S; Sen. Tom Carper, not pictured, crossed party lines prior to the Planning Commission public .366-7030". and came dressed as Abraham Lincoln. ' meeting. The amendment further states See COUNCIL, 2 ~

UO freshmen Join cancer fight • • • '. • . • . • • . . •.• • • • • • •. 7 Winless Glasgow and I_rk square off ....•...... •..••12 ... .. Page 2 • The Newark Post • Friday, October 30, 2009 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 IN THE NEWS Police department promotes three officers The City of Newark currently the Head Firearms of Pennsylvania, graduating in Investigations Unit, which is Police Department is proud Instructor, Armorer, TASER May 1998 with a Bachelor of responsible for investigating to announce the promotions Instructor, and the Team Science _Degree in Criminal drug, vice,· organized crime of three of its police officers: Leader for the department's Justice Administration. He is and intelligence gathering for Sergeant William Hargrove to Special Weapons and Tactics certifieu ·as a Field Evidence the department. In addition, the rank of Lieutenant, Master Team. Sgt. Hargrove is the Technician, Crisis/Hostage Cpl. Van Campen was assigned Corporal Scott Rieg-er to the recipient of four Citation of Negotiator, Background to the Drug rank of Sergeant, and Corporal Merit awards. Three of the Investigator, and serves as a Enforcement Administration Michael Van Campen to the awards were for the apprehen­ member -of the department's (DEA) Task Force, serving rank of Master~ Corporal. sion of armed robbery sus­ S.w.A.T. team. Additionally, at the Wilmington Resident Sergeant Hargrove has been pects and the fourth award was MCpl. Rieger is a -sniper and Office. He has received the it police officer with the Newark for outstandi.J!g development recentl y served as an instruc­ Newark Police Department Police Department since May and leadership of the SWAT tor at the New York Division Nowinski Meritorious -Service of 1989. He .has served the Team. . - FBI Police Sniper School. Medal and four Citations for Department as a Certified Master Corporal Rieger He has received two Newark Merit. He has received mul­ Field Training Officer, Field joined the Newark Police Police Department Citations · tiple commendations from Evidence Technician, and department in July 1999. He of Merit, Departmental Maryland State Police, Cecil From left to right: Sergeant William Hargrove, Master Corporal Certified Instructor. He is attended Mansfield University Letters of Commendations County Sheriff's Office and Scott Reiger, and Corporal Michael Van Campen await their pro­ and a Certificate of Merit State of Delaware Probation motions at a ceremony held at the Newark MuniCipal Building. from Mothers Against Drunk and Parole. He was awarded Driving (MADD). three Certificates of Merit from and 2005. He was named the Enforcement Administration Corporal Van Campen MothersAgainstDrunkDriving Lions' Club 2001 Officer of in 2005, 2006 and 2007. He ---.-.Will be hosting a Beef & Beer joined the Newark Police (MADD), and was named the the Year. Cpl. Van Campen was nominated for the State Department in September of Knights of Columbus Officer . was awarded Certificates of of Delaware Crime Stopper 400 Ogletown Rd ., Newark 1998. He worked in the Special of the Quarter in 2001, 2002 Appreciation from the Drug Investigator of the Year. (Across from the Post Office)

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the amendment. Councilman In other news, Council _ memo, the classes are designed ~ COUNCIL, from 1 Paul Pomeroy suggested that voted to organize a Newark "to empower participants to & Stations Dinner Dancing the language in the revised Citizen's Academy in an effort FUND- 7,8,9 & 10 playa more active role in their The Council discussed amendment reflect that only "to educate the public on the neighborhoods and the Newark RAISER . k . . d TIC et pnce In a vance: the need to require Board of - the content listed above be organization, operations, and _ community." Adjustment requests and proj­ required for the sign and that services of their local govem~ Council was concerned $25 per person or $40 couple ects involving a major subdi­ no additional information, ment." The Academy will hold about the cost of such a pro­ Call 302-453-9698 for more info. vision to also be included in such as advertising, be placed interactive classes once a week gram, given the budget gap upon the notice. for approximately eight weeks faced by the city. City Manager The Mayor and Council and will be taught by various Kyle Sonnenberg reassured will bring the revised proposal Department Directors in the Council members that the pro· We're focused on for a fu;st.. reading at a future local government. gram will have no budgetary eye Care. council meeting. _ According to an internal impact. . COMPETENT, EXPEIIENCED DOCTORS CEmFIED OPTICIANS " STAFF

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.. I ...... , I .1 .... I Maen.lt I CGncanI ... I lWanSRet .. On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, October 30, 2009 • The Newark Post • Page 3 POLICE SLOlTER Newark Police investigate street robberies ewark Police Fred ' Nelson , at 302-366- County Police Department computers, and a black brief­ two boxes .of Newport 100s The case has been forwarded N Department is current­ 7110 ext. 136 or Frederick. where he was interviewed and case containing a passport and and two boxes of regular to the Criminal Investigations ly investigating three [email protected]. You later charged with the a{ore­ airline ticket that belong to the Newport cartons, valued at Division for further review. separate armed robberies dur­ s;an send an anonymous mentio'ned offenses. Hughes victim's father were removed. $1,500 each. The register was ing the early morning hours text message tip by texting has been arraigned and com­ The value of the jewelr)l is not tampered with and police on Saturday. 302NPD and your message to mitted after failing to post . estimated to be $50,000 to have been unable to recover The first robbery occurred TIP411. Information can also $300,000 cash bail. $70,000. Police have lift­ video footage from the scene. See BLOnER, 11 ~ at approximately 1 :25 a.m. in be provided anonymously to The investigation has ed' several fingerprints from the area of Willa Road and Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIP- revealed Hughes was a for­ the scene and are continuing Lehigh Road. A 19-year-old 3333, where a reward may be mer foster parent who has had to question witnesses in the ' F". . '. . Bedrooms· Dining Rooms male University of Delaware available. more than 100 children placed neighborhood. -ar. 0 '. urn.tU'" Tables & Chairs· Hutches student was walking when he, in his home from 1983-1997. C Quality Fumibn , ..e Desks· Playsets observed a silver four door Man arrested in He also operates Studio H Smoke shop gets by Anish Craftsmen Lawn Furniture sedan pul~ over to the side of Photography, an agency that the road. It was described as child porno case specializes jn the photogra­ smoked End of Season Price. Huge Bedroom Furniture Sale being a iate, '1990s or early phy of young children. He is Foilowing a joint investiga­ Newark Police are investi­ On Display Playsets 2000 four door sedan. A tion of the New Castle County also a former Santa Claus who gating a burglary that occurred 'suspect left the vehkle and advertises as a person who Police Department and the at the Tobacco Zone store at SHEDS & STORAGE , pointed a gun at the victim. will do home visits. Delaware Child Predator Task 1023 S. College Ave. early BUILDINGS The suspect stole the victim's Force, has arrested Steven Additional charges against Sunday morning. The owner wallet and cell phone. The Hughes, 52, who resides in the Hughes are pending. To offer of the store showed police Custom Built to fit your suspect was described 'as a unit block of Dempsey Drive, information regarding any that the front door had been needs. You choose the ' black male, 30 to 35,' years near Newark. questionable contact with smashed open with a blunt old wearing a black hooded Hughes, his studio or any' style, size and color Select from many styles and firiishes of For two weeks, ,two New object, allowing the front lock from Qur "Amish Built" sweatshirt, baggie blue jeans Castle County detectives were other interaction, please call to be destroyed and the dead quality handcrafted bedroom suites and dark colored sneakers. involved in an ' undercover Detective Jason Wilson at bolt to be pried open. Several catalogs. Give us a The second robbery 395-8110. Large Selection of investigation targeting the cigarette displays were dis­ try-our prices are right. Outdoor Lawn & Patio ,Furniture occurred at approximately 1-:45 online distribution of child por­ turbed along with a slide­ a.m. in the area of Wyoming nography. Based on this infor­ out display by the register. Road and Yale Drive. A 20- Jewel loss esti­ Rt 113, Chesapeake City, MD • '-866-386-257! mation and with the assistance Unknown suspects removed 3 miles So. of the Chesapeake City Bridge at the 2nd Light year old male UD student was of a special investigator with mated at $50,000' walking on ' Wyoming Road the Delaware Department of to $70,000 . when a suspect walked up to Justice, a search warrant was the victim and stopped in front . A resident on Briar Lane obtained for Hughes' home. in Newark reported that an of him. The suspect displayed Detectives executed the a handgun and demanded the unknown suspect had broken search warrant at the home into her house and had taken victim's wallet and cell phone. and recovered evidence of The suspect then ran off to several boxes of jewelry, along hundreds of illegal images with two laptops. An inve.sti­ a waiting vehicle and fled of children in various photo­ the area. There is , no vehicle gation revealed that someone NEWARK graphs. descrip.tion in this case. The had pried the back door to Steven Hughes was arrest­ gain entry into the house. An suspect was described as a ed by the Delaware State black male, 25 to 35 years inventory of the house showed CHARTER SCHOOL Police in Millsboro at his old; 5'7" to ~? IO ", 170 to that several items of jewelry second home. He was later containing rubies and other 180 pounds, wearing a light transported to the New Castle "Excellence In Academics and Decorum" tan pull over hoodie and blue precious gems, two laptop jeans. The third robbery occurred 12 23, 2009 at 2:27 a.m. in the area of Applications are being accepted: Oct. through Nov; Margaret Street and Annabelle For students who will be entering grades K .. 8 in Sept. 2010 Street. A 19-year-old male UD student and a 19-year-old female UD student were stand­ Applications for enrollment may be obtained by: ing in the area when they were. approached by a suspect who demanded the female victim's • downloading a copy from our. stopping by our school purse. The suspect then dis­ web site: www.newarkcharter.org • visiting our Open House played a black handgun but fled the area before obtaining 2001 Patriot Way, Newark, Delaware 19711 OPEN , any property. The suspect fled on foot to' a waiting vehicle (located near the intersection of Christina Pkwy. &: Elkton Rd.) occupied by two other sub-' (302) 369 .. 2001 ' jects. The vehicle fled the area HOUSE and was described as a red School Rating 2003: or maroon four door Honda "SUPERIOR SCHOOL" Tuesday, " vehicle with no front license School Rating''2004:. "SUPERIOR SCHOOL" plate. , November 10 The suspect was described School Rating 2005: "SUPERIOR SCHOOL" as a white male, 19 to 20 School Rating 2006: "SUPERIOR SCHOOL" 6:00 .. 8:00 PM . ' years old, 5' 11", average build wearing a white over­ School Rating 2007: "SUPERIOR SCHOOL" sized hooded sweatshirt and School Rating 2008: '"SUPERIOR SCHOOL" baggy blue jeans. Anyone with additional , School Rating 2009: ' "SUPERIOR SCHooi" information about this inci­ dent should contact Detective by Delaware Department of Education

" Page 4 • The Newark Post • Friday, October 30, 2009 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 IN THE NEWS ' Council expresses confidence in UO's vision thanks to Delaware's congres­ technicaI support and intellec­ renowned programs in agricul­ in the park are the UD's emerg­ in that area. ~ CHRYSLER, from 1 sional delegation for their tual resources, according to a ture and engineering-anchors ing research partnerships with In recent years, the univer­ support throughout this pro­ UD ·Felease. of, the 19th-century economy the Army, the Delaware Health sity has also been cautious in once-in-a-lifetime opportunity cess, particularly the efforts "We see the possibility of and highly relevant today. In Sciences Alliance, and several purcha.sing properties in the . for the University of Delaware," of U.S. Sen. Thomas Carper using the property fo build addition, UD is a land-grant, university research centers and . city of Newark, despite con­ UD President . Patrick Harker and Delaware Governor Jack upon the type of partnership sea-grant and space-grant uni­ institutes. tinuing growth. said. "If approved, this pur­ Markell as well as their' staff. activities supported by our versity that must also focus One possibility is a branch Like many college towns, chase will allow for the expan­ He also noted that Mayor Funk Office of Economic Innovation .on those sectors enabling and 'of the Thomas Jefferson Newark is affected by the loss sion of UD's educational and was extremely supportive. and Partnerships that will sustaining 21st century eco­ University medical school. of property tax revenue from research opportunities for all Harker said the acquisition stimulate the state economy nomic growth - including bio­ UD, Jefferson and Christiana public institutions. However, it our students and the university <;>f the property is critical to the through employee ' recruit­ medicine, biotech and alterna­ Care have been partnering does derive benefits' from sell­ community for generations to university's mission of being ment, undergraduate programs, tive energy technologies. This on health care matters. The ing water and electric power. come. a driver of economic growth graduate education programs university's mission is to pre­ site might also play a role in . Last spring the university's "In addition to enabling us for the state. It will allow for and research collaborations," pare all citizens to compete attracting businesses coming to Board of Trustees 'authorized to dramatically reshape the expansion of University-based Harker said. in the global marketplace, and the region, due to consolida­ the purchase of this property. gateway to the university cam­ and corporate . partnerships­ "Tliis is important for the that marketplace has changed tion of military research at the University officials have been pus from the south, it provides based research and collabora­ local, state and regional econ­ irrevocably." Aberdeen Proving Grounds, working with representatives us with a wealth of options as tion in areas such as the health omy as well as for Delaware's The initial objective for west of Newark. from the Old Carco Company we move UD forward on our sciences and alternative energy, land-grant university. Congress development at the site will be Additional benefits of the (the successor to Chrysler LLC) . Path to Prominence," he said. among others. passed the Morrill Act in 1862, to create a research and tech­ acquisition. include enhancing and Capstone, a firm specializ­ "We see great potential eco­ The Chrysler site presents granting federally controlled nology campus adjacent to the publi.c transportation in and ing in assisting organizations nomic development and com­ a variety of unique advantag­ land to states for the pur­ university. The proximity of the around Newark through tran­ and investors in the evaluation munity infrastructure enhance­ es for economic growth and pose of creating colleges that site will allow University fac­ sit-oriented development, espe­ of capital transactions, to pur­ ment initiatives that will have a development including its would teach agriculture and ulty to meet their teaching and cially given the location of the chase this property. . tremendously positive impact physical ·location within the the mechanical arts to work­ basic research responsibilities Amtrak train station adjacent The university is financing on the city, the state and the Mid-Atlantic region, access ing-class citizens. So part of while simultaneously exploit­ to the property. "We plan to the purchase through working region." to transportation systems and the land-grant mission was to ing their intellectual property work with DelDOT, the. city capital funds. Working capital In making the announce­ road networks and its prox­ make higher education prac­ to the benefit of the citizens of Newark, our congressional funds represent liquid assets, ment, Harker expressed his imity to university programs, tical to the average citizen," of the state and the university. delegation and others to craft other than endowment invest­ Harker added. "The definition The university's preliminary solutions to current parking ments, state funds or cash used of a practical education has analysis suggests the likely and train transportation issues, for day-to-day operations. changed over the years. UD has candidates for early inclusion in order to make this a pleasant If approved by , the Discover Your Potenti41· 4t and convenient commuter loca­ Bankruptcy Court, this pur­ tion," Harker said. chase of property, located All decisions on the use of west of South College Avenue Caravel Acadenty this property will be in the con­ across from UD's South text of the university's academ­ Campus, marks th~ largest C OLLEGE PREPARATORY ic, research ~d service mis­ single addition to the Newark Programs available from 3 years old through twelfth grade. sion, as well as the goals and campus in the university'S his­ values identified in UD's Path tory. Currently, the university's to Prominence strategic plan Newark campus occupies 968 and planning principles out­ acres and is home to 352 build­ lined in its Campus Capacity ings, including 172 academic Daniel DeFoe & Assessment Review. 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It focuses on stu­ . student two years in their stud­ changes that may look wonder­ Thosted "Vision 2015 and dent achievement, fairness, ies, that teacher is a hero." ful on a whiteboard or posi­ Delaware's Race to the and accountability, and sets Duncan also talked about tion paper but are not practical Top", an educational confer­ high expectations for every ' how teachers and principals in the classroom. But as we ence to discuss the next stage - child and educator. It further need to encourage current stu­ all know, in Delaware nothing of Delaware's plan to create states: To support these expec­ dents to complete their higher needs to be impossible. We can the best schools in the world tations, Vision 2015 is work~ education to be able to compete move more quickly, act more by 2015. The event was held ing to implement six major in the world market. He stated decisively and work more col­ Tuesday at Clayton Hall, off system reforms: setting high that, nationwide, 30 percent of laboratively than others - but New London Road, and fea­ sights; investing in early child­ . students that start 9th grade do only if we are committed to tured guest speakers Marvin hood education; developing not finish 12th grade. In minor­ working together - school­ "Skip" Schoenhals, chair of and supporting great teachers; ity groups, such as African­ based personnel and .busines s, Vision 2015, who discussed empowering principals to be Americans and Hispanics, that teachers and parents, the State "Progress to Date and What's great school leaders; encourag­ number is 40 percent or more. Department of Education, dis­ Ahead"; Lillian Lowery, sec­ ing innovation- and requiring . The Secretary concluded by trict administrators, lind local retary of the state Department accountability; anq establish­ reiterating the commitment of school boards - every stake­ of Education, who spoke . on ing a simple and fair funding the Obama administration in holder needs to be aligned with "Delaware's 'Strategic Plan for system: to elevate America from its ment officials that leadership is elevating education across the the same vision, which I believe Public· Education and Race to · Vision 2015 has not been 15th spot of the most educated needed to not only build strong board to ensure that America's is this: By placing our chil­ the Top Goals"; Arne Duncan, met with universal praise, countries in the world and that school communities, but also workforce is qualified to fulfill dren's needs first and foremost, U.S. Secretary of Education, with some critics claiming it schools must be evaluated from to weather the tough times. the jobs of the 21st century. Delaware schools will produce keynote speaker; and Gov. Jack is too expensive and vague. the top down in determining The focus of America's edu­ Governor Jack Markell's students prepared to succeed. Markell. Government funding has been teacher support, parental inter­ cation system is not achieving remarks centeted on the unique Those students will learn in Vision 2015, championed scarce, even in good times. action, and student involve­ high test scores, the Secretary position Delaware holds. in schools staffed by highly quali- by the Rodel Foundation and Duncan spoke of the fed­ ment. Duncan told the audi­ said, but in getting studellts organizing multiple agencies to supported by a broad segment eral government's commitment ence of educators and govern- advanced beyond their current achieve a single goal. See VISION , 9 ~

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fI~ 9.kJuI.it ~ 0011(( COI'm1Y I'I>i)TlNITIC N\L[fl ~ MTf ru.l.h'I(( OOMK /),,I1>l10l11' ~ Pige 8 • The Newark Post • Friday, October 30, 2009 News, Adv~rtising • 737-0724 .Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 IN THE NEWS • Obituaries are printed free DE, on July 21, 1988, the son of Angela M. and Sandy A. all of 2220 N. duPont Parkway, New Debauche. She was .employed Church, 1400 B St.,.Wilm., DE. of charge as, space pennits. Dominic M. and Faith C. (Bell) Bear, DE; paternal grandmother, Castle. with the University of Delaware Viewing 4- 6 pm. The House lnformfition is usually supplied Caruso of Bear, DE. He graduat­ Pat Caruso of Odessa, DE; and as ,an administrative assistant in of Wright Mortuary, 302-762- to the newspaper by the funeral ed from Hodgson Vo-Tech High • nieces and nephews, Tucker, Ruth Evans the health center for 30 years 8448. director. School in 2007 with a masonry Taylor, Tessa, and Anton. He prior to her retirement. Evans degree. was preyeded in death by a Mrs. Ruth E. Evans, 74, of was a longtime parishioner ' In addition to his parents, brother, 'Steven J. Caruso .. Newark, DE, died on Sunday, of the Thomas More Oratory . Milan Slijepcevic Kris is survived by brothers, A funeral services was held at October 18, at Heartlani:! , and a member of the Wellness Milan "Kres.o" Slijepcevic, Kristopher cara$O 'David S. and his wife, Tricia of 11 am, on Wednesday, October Hospice House. Community. 68, of Newark, DE, died on . Kristopher M. Caruso, 21, Falson, CA; Daniel M. and his 28, at Spicer-Mullikin 'Funeral Born in ,Palmer, KS on She is survived by her October 19, at his residence. of Bear, DE, died suddenly on wife, Laura of New Castle, DE; Home, 1000 N. dUPent Parkway, December 4, 1934, Mrs. Evans beloved husband, ' Robert Ellis Mr. Slijepcevic was' born on Friday, October 23. and Louis J. of Bear, DE; sisters, New Castle. Interment followed was a daughter of the late A.J . . Evans; daughters, Libby Ermak July 28, 1941 in Glina, Croatia Kris was born in Newark, Cathy M. and her husband, J.J., in Gracehiwn Memorial Park, Debauche and Blanche Ouellette (Thomas) of Bear, DE;. and to the late Mirko and Ljubica Marielle Carlson (Mark) of Ft. Slijepcevic. Milan was known Lauderdale, FL; brother, George as Kreso and immigrated to the Debauche (Grace) of Concordia, United States from Croatia ten KS; sister, Edna Rogge (Adolf) years ago. , of Witchita, KS; and 4 grand­ He is survived by his Let us know what you think childfen, Matthew Ermak, Ryan wife, Stana Slijepcevic; sons, Ermak, Glynnis Carlson, and Pero Slijepcevic and Dragan ting measures have been behind tent increases in the nU.mber As we conclude our efforts ~ EDITORIAL, from 5 Shyler Carlson. In addition to Slijepcevlc, both , of Newark, the scenes as we consolidate of people who are reading our to ready our business model her parents, she was preced­ DE; brother, Simo S}ijepcevic and automate various func­ products. As we have remained for the future, our promise is ed in death by a brother, Bud of Serbia. He was predeceased and how consumers access the tions throughout our operation. basically steady in subscribers to continue to provide you the Debauche. in death by a brother, Pero media. As many of you have Unfortunately, consolidation to our print products in recent information that directly affects Visitation was held from 5-7 Slijepcevic; made cuts in your family bud­ and automation come with a years, we have seen dramatic your life in the form you desire. pm on Friday, October 23, at the Visitation was held from 7-9 get, so too kave maI).y business­ cost -:- employees - which is increases in paid subscribers By doing so, we will contin­ Spicer-Mullikin Funeral Home, pm, on Wednesday, October 21 , es in our local communities. At always difficult. , As we com­ and visitors to our online edi­ ue to offer area businesses an 121 W. Park Place, Newark, DE. at R. T. Foard & Jones Funeral the top of the list of budget cuts plete many of these efforts, tions. The combination of the affordable, effective means to A memorial mass was offered Home, 122 West Main Street, . for many businesses is their we will have decreased our ' two editions has resulted in us ' inform consumers of their prod­ at 11 am on Saturday, October Newark, DR Services were advertising budget. And since exPenses to operate within .the today reaching more readers ucts and services . . As an active 24, at Thomas More Oratory, held at 11 :30 am, on Thursday, advertising dollars account for scope of our current revenues, than we ever have, in the past member of the communities we 45 Lovett Avenue, Newark, October 22, at R. T. Foard & more than 80 percent of our strengthened our overall busi­ for many of our publications~ serve, we look to y'ou, our read­ DE. Entombment was held pri­ Jones Funeral Home, 122 West overall revenue, this has had a ness, and' prepared ourselves to As the residents in the commu­ ers, to give us your thoughts vately at the Delaware Veterans Main Street, Newark, DE. Burial direct effect in our overall busi­ take advantage of the opportu­ nities we serve have made the about how we can better serve · Memorial Cemetery in Bear, followed at Newark Cemetery. ness performance. 'As a result, nities that lie ahead. transition to access information you. With that, I welcome your DE. we have had to evaluate our An of this brings up a good about what is happening lOcally comments and suggestions, and In lieu of flowers, contri­ expenses and make some dif~ question. Are newspapers still from new and multiple forms, encourage you to email me your butions may be made to The ficult decisions that resulted in a viable vehicle to deliver the so too have we evolved. And thoughts at publisher@chespub. Wellness Community, 4810 • Additional'local obituaries are changes to our business. information to the communities as we move into the future, we com. On behalf of our nearly Lancaster Pike, Wilmington, DE posted each week on the Newark With ~ach change made, they serve? The best answer 'Yill continue to implement the 300 employees of Chesapeake 19807; or to Heartland Hospice I can give for our community necessary changes to our busi- Publishing & Printing, we Post Web site. Obituaries of the we worked hard to ensure that House, 5661 Ocheltree Lane, following persons will be po ted we continue to provide you newspapers is yes! The pri­ , ness model to provide the local would like to thank you for W1lrnington, DE 19808. with the level of service and mary reason, I believe this is communities and the readers your understanding during this on the web this week: quality of product you have because while the ~conomy we serve with the most compre­ , time of transition and for your Kristopher Caruso become accustomed to in years was in decline over, recent hensive coverage of local news, continued support of our pub­ Phyllis Mitchell activities, and events. . Ruth Evans past. Many of these cost-cut- ,years, we have seen consis- lications. Phyllis A. "Doll" Mitchell, Phyllis Mitchell 78, Newark, DE, died October Milan Slijepcevic 18. Service, - 6 pm,Sunday, Marie Skelton "runks of Blessings October 25, Ezion Fair Baptist Robert Wright .. 0\ . ~or"'REA'" . '-0\~'1 Moon .Bounce ."•• /l'a t,- • Pool Surrounds Obstacle Course .... • Fire Pits , ' , A Fun/Safe Place for Children. - ·WalkNays • Patios • Outdoor Kitchens Saturday, October 31, 2009 • Retaining Walls • • Driveways 1:00 PII-8:00 PM • Planting Beds at • and More ... Commercial services Fairwiads Baptist Church available, call for more info~""""-;;;;::;;=:!!! 801 Seymour Road ~ Call for lalo; 322-1021 On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, October 30, 2009 • The Newark Post • Page 9 IN THE NEWS State promised more than $1 billion in stimulus funds ith the Newark Day in Delaware more jobs wiH be significant challenges we face W Nursery as a back­ saved and created, There is a in responsibly balancing the drop, Sens. Tom light at the end of the tunnel. state's operating budget. That's Carper and Ted Kaufman The Recovery Act is the best why we are working hard every (both D-Del.) and Governor way to get us there, I'm happy day to make Delaware the best Jack Markell, among others, to report, with this milestone, state in the nation for starting announced that the State of that the Recovery Act is mak­ and growing businesses," Delaware has reached the $1 ing a real difference in the lives "New Castle County is billion mark for American of virtually every Delawarean. grateful for the stimulus fund­ Recovery and Reinvestment We are not out of the' woods ing that is helping us create Act (ARRA, funds commit­ yet - but we're a heck of i new jobs; make our county ted to the Delaware. Gov. lot closer than we would have facilities more energy efficient, Marken also announced that been," and going towards other valu­ nearly 1,000 jobs had been cre­ The event included funding able projects to help us recov­ ated over the last eight months announced as of Oct. 21, 2009, er from the great recession," New Culle County thanks to the Recovery Act totaling $1,058,116,773. This said Chris Coons, New Castle Executtve Cllris funding. breaks down to approximately County Executive, B Coons speaks' at tile "What an exciting $688 million in formula fund­ The event took place at IV8nt at till Newark announcement," Sen. Carper ing, $214 million in discretion­ the Newark Day Nursery and DayNlnery. said. "When I voted for the bill ary funds, and $155,555,554 in Children's Center (NDNCC) , I hoped it would improve lives, tax cuts. Since April, 95 per­ NDNCC has received $7,520 create jobs, ' and help rebuild cent of working families have in ARRA funds to date to pay our economy, Stimulus fund­ benefited from the Recovery for childcare costs for out­ ing has done all of those things Act's tax credits, In Delaware, of-work parents looking for and made a big difference in it accounts for more than $22 employment. The funding Delaware and I am excited million per month, comes from the Child Care and about all of the opportunities," "The only way we are going Development Fund (CCDF), The delegation and other offi­ to solve the challenges facing us which has been announced to cials, minus Republican Congo is by growing Delaware's econ­ receive $4.5 million in ARRA Mike Castle, who voted against omy," Gov, Markell said. "The funding, the bill, have held regular ARRA funding is helping to "Many of our families are in events to mark milestones in move Delaware's economy for­ financial pain, As a non-profit stimulus funding, ward by creating good jobs to early learning center, we are of NDNCe.. " The additional . feeling confident their child is Newark with four children at "We are on track to get Delawareans back to work struggling to meet the expana- stimulus funds gave us an abil­ safe and in a learning environ­ NDNCC. Rep, John KowaIko strengthen our economy and and funding important infra­ . ed demand from working fami­ ity to expand our capacity to ment." (D-Newark South), Rep, Nick get people back to work," structure improvements, While lies for reduced tuition fees and support families so they can Other speakers included Lt. Manolakos (R-Limestone Sen. Kaufman said, "As more this funding is being put to still balance our budget," said adjust to less work hours, keep Governor Matt Denn and Shani Hills), and Newark City Mayor money is received and spent good use, it does not solve the Bill Carl, executive director working or seek work, while Patrick, a working mother from Vance Funk also attended,

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~ VISION, from 6 fied teachers who are passion­ ate about their profession and are managed by administrators that offer inspiration and col­ laboration, access to innovation Saturday, November 14, 2009 and useful assistance:' Doors Open at 4:00 PM Markell concluded his Early Birds Start at 6:30 PM speech by emphasizing that $50 per person in advance Delaware is well-positioned for attaining tremendous growth in $60 at the door student achievement and that Early Birds and Extra Cards Delaware has a huge advantage Available at an Additional Cost over other states with the col­ 23 games - 12 cards for each game laboration of its teachers and the business community, 16 regular games pay $250 per game "While some like to paint 5 special games pay $500 per game huge divisions between many 1 speCial game pays $750 of the players, I have learned 1 coverall pays $1,000 something over these last many North East Fire Company reserves the right to months: When , it comes to reduce payouts if 210 tickets are not sold, improving Delaware's schools, we all have much more in com­ TICKETS WI!,.l BE LIMITED TO 250 SOLD. mon than we have differences. No one under 18 allowed in hall during bingo. Let's find those commonalities, Let's debate those differences, For information or tickets ", And let's work together on an e agenda that will allow us to say call 410-287-8222 or __ that we provided our children ' with the opportunities that they 410-287-2518 so richly deserve." Page 10 • The Newark Post • Friday, October 30,2009 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 COMMUNNITY EVENTS English business days prior to the event will be displaying cosmetics, For more details, call 302-737- School, 1300 Papermill Rd., to Michelle Lamers, Family jewelry, candles, specialty food 0212 or 302-322-1998. Newark, DE. The American Conversational Leader Trainer, mlamers@udel. items, home decor and crafts. Chemical Society along with Bus Trip to NYC Classes edu or call 831-6608. Lunch items will be available several local businesses and Newark Parks & Recreation for sale. There will also be Free Children's schools are hosting hands-on Department is sponsoring a trip Each Monday at Newark a bake table and door prizes Science Event science activities and an excit­ to New York City on Saturday, United Methodist Church at 69 Delaware Military all day,:- No admission charge. ing chemistry show. The activ­ November 7th. We 'll drop E. Main Street, Newark, DE. Saturday, November 7, 12 Heritage Day Table Jee for vendors is $30. noon-4PM at the Independence ities will include elements of you off near the South Street Classes are free and meet from gunpowder, chemistry detec­ Seaport in Lower Manhattan 1:00-3:00 p.m. and 7:00-9:00 Saturday, November 7, 10 am to 4 pm. Fort DuPont State tive work, rocketry, slime, and and you are on your own to p.m. For more information cleaning pennies. There will be enjoy the day. The bus departs call (302) 453-8214. Park, Delaware City. Vintage military vehicles on display, Little Sisters get a little robot and solar car demos. Boy from and returns to the City military relics swap meet, USS and girl scouts and other chil­ Municipal Building at 220 Lupus Support Group Cole flag ceremony, Coast dren's groups can earn a free Elkton Rd. Bus will depart help from their friends patch. The show starts at 3 a1 8am and return at 10pm. Newark Public Library, 750 Guard cutter in port, military history lectures, military re­ PM. The event is aimed at Registration Fee is $67. The Library Avenue, Newark, DE grades 1-6, but all ages are wel­ Newark Resident Discounted enactors. Sponsored by the 19711. Last Wednesclay of come. Contact the 'event chair Fee is $56. Trip cost includes the month beginning Oct 2009, Delaware Military Museum and the Delaware Military Heritage for more information: Sujata motor coach transportation. 7:00-8:00 pm. Important top­ For more information, please and Education Foundation Bhatia, 302-695-8140. ics such as coping with stress call 302-366-7060. and fatigue, communicatinl} Inc.. For more info visit www. with your doctor, family and militaryheritage.org or call Bill Salute to Veterans friends, and developing strate­ Cooley at 3025-559-5738. Gala "Date for a Cause" gies to improve your quality On November 7, the VFW The New Castle Jaycees are of life each day will be dis­ Senior center holds proud to present our first ever cussed at our meetings. Family Ladies Auxiliary will host the 1st Annual 'Salute to Our Charity Date Auction - "DATE and friends are encouraged to fundraiser FOR A CAUSE" - which will Veterans Gala. This event will attend. Daytime phone number A fundraiser for the be held on Saturday, November be held at VFW Post 3420 - 302-622-8700 or 866-517- Newark Senior Center, FricJa:y, 7th from 7pm-llpm at the On October 20, a team of volunteers from Team Home at 649 Churchmans Road in 5070. November 6,7-10 pm. Dance Deerfield Country Club in ~pot, led by John Dilenno, store manager of Home Depot, Newark, De. from 6:00 pm to the 50s and 60s live music of Newark. All of the proceeds Middletown ~ere at the Jeanne Jugan Residence, at 185 Salem The Honeycombs. Food avail­ till midnight. We are proud Telling Your Story . Church Road m Newark, replacing over 2,500 ceiling tiles. The and honored to have as our will benefit Faithful Friends, able, cash bar. Door prizes the Delaware Breast Cancer ~oup was comprised of employees from Home Depot stores guest speaker Brigadier Learn how to use your fam­ galore! $10 per person. Get Coalition, and the New Castle ily story to teach others about m Newark, Middletown, Christiana, Glasgow, Dover and New General Ernest G. Talbert, Vice your tickets early by calling Castle. '. Jaycees. Attendees will be having a child with special 302-737-2336. Commander of the Delaware The ceiling tiles are being replaced as part of a total renova­ Air Natl. Guard. In addition to able to bid on select bach­ healthcare needs. November elors and bachelorettes for a tion of ~~ facilio/, wh!ch is being done in several phases as to General Talbert, we will have 5th 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm and one-time date, provided by November 9th 10 am - Noon Holiday Fling cause muumal disruptions to residents. The team had finished wwn veteran Emilio Mazza painting and installing track lighting in hallways a few weeks (Purple Heart) as our guest. the Jaycees. Attendees will Light Refreshments provided. Come shop for fall and win­ also have the chance to bid , Sessions will be at the Delaware ago. Home Depot has donated over $10,000 in materials so far. We will have a musical salute ter holiday gift items at our The Little Sisters of the Poor have always relied on the on Business Professionals and Family to . Family Health 6th annual "Holiday Fling" on to our Veterans, dinner, danc­ generosity of their friends in the community to fulfill their mis­ Executives from various indus­ Information Center, located at Saturday, November 7 from ing, a wonderful assortment ?f pr?viding qualio/ care and services that promote dignity, of Silent Auction items and tries for a career-related/men­ University of Delaware Center lOam to 3 pm at Christiana ~i0l! toring "date". There will be mdi~duality and the highest possible level of it}dependence for we will also pull the winning for Disabilities Studies, Room Presbyterian Church, 25 Old a special VIP Meet and Greet 132B, 461 Wyoming Road, Baltimore Pike, Christiana, low mcome seniors. ticket of our ongoing 50/50. For additional information about the Little sisters of the Poor This Auxiliary Post is home Mixer with the bachelors that Newark, DE 19716. 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On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, October 30, 2009 • The Newark Post • Page 11 IN THE NEWS Civic EX with PA registration One of the workers at ing for leads in the criminal As a result of the crash the tion is still on going. ~ BLOTTER, from 3 and a Gettysburg sticker in the business said that this is mischief case. . front seat passenger, Galvin, the passenger rear window done because they believe the was taken to Christiana that was stolen from a resi­ crew doesn't have the access Hospital where she died this Su'bway robbery Car loses wheels dence on Wilbur Street, last code. Police believe that Woman dies in morning at 3:11 a.m. She Delaware State Police Employees at the detail week. The owner reported more than one person com­ crash died as a result of a lacer­ are investigating a robbery shop at Martin Honda on 298 that the car had been parked mitted the theft because the ated spleen, liver and carotid Sunday night at the Subway E. ,Cleveland Ave. report­ Delaware State Police at the Governor's Square in front of his residence with , machine and pedestal have are investigating a two car artery. She was wearing her ed' that a blue 2006 Honda Shopping Center, Bear. Their all windows up and the doors a combined weight of over crash that killed a Newark seat belt at the time of the Odyssey had been jacked locked. 135 pounds. The value of the crash. investigation revealed a male up' to remove all four of its woman and seriously injured Though the car has a game system and pedestal is. two children early Saturday . In addition a 2 year-old girl suspect entered the store and tires and rims. The car was residential parking sticker, over $2,900. The investiga­ and 1 year-old boy were taken approached the service coun­ found raised up on jacks with morning. a check with local towing tion is still ongoing. Carlo Lacio, 17, of Newark to A.I. , DuPont Hospital near ter. The bandit pointed a the car"s lug nuts left by the companies turned up negative Rockland where they were handgun at the two employees vehicle. Police saw that the was driving a 1990 results. No broken glass was Integra and was either turn­ admitted in serious condition. (one male and one female) and car was parked in a fenced-in Residents wake up demanded cash. The employ­ found at the scene and wit­ ing from Rt 273 eastbound The girl received fractured lot near an access road off of ees complied and the s u s ~ nesses stated that they did not to slashed tires or crossing Rt 2,73 from Old , ribs and a perforated lung Christopher Street. A small see or hear anything suspi­ and boy received a possible pect fled the business via the gap between the fence and Several residents on Haines Ogletown Road to Red Mill cious the night of the theft. Road when a 1998 concussion and lung contu­ rear door with an undisclosed a small shed is thought to Street reported to police that amount of money The suspect their left side tires had been Durango was heading . west sion resulting from the crash. be a possible point of entry. Both children were seated in is a Black male, 18 - 25, 6'03" Unknown suspects took four Thieves make off slashed. A total of five vehi­ and failed to stop at· a red light striking the Acura on the the rear of the Acura and both tall, 180 pounds, light brown 16 inch alloy wheels with an cles were damaged with an 'were in child seat. complexion, wearing a dark with video game unknown object that was used "H" in the middle and all four right side. hooded sweatshirt, jeans, a to puncture the tires. Total The Durango was driven Alcohol is not suspected in Michelin Energy LX4 tires. Blue Hen Bowling Lanes cloth covering his face, armed reported that unknown sus­ estimated damage is almost by Thomas L. LeGrande, 59, the crash. No charges are filed The total worth of all mer­ at this time and the investiga- with a handgun. chandise is over $1,000. pects stole a Megatouch video $1,000. Police are stlll look- of Wilmington. gaming machine, along with the pedestal in was bolted · Car stolen from to. Employees stated that o.n residence the night of the robbery, the alarm system had been left American ·Spirit... Police are on the look'­ off to allow the cleaning crew out for a black 1995 Honda to enter. where you're treated like an owner, NOT a number! 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Fisker federal loan. ness, government, and educa­ Motors Boxwood plant, to a real commitment by thi's Automotive anticipates Project The loan is part of the $25 tional communities and oUr east of Newark, to build plug-in Administration, loans from the NINA will ultimately create or billion Advanced Technology potential to respond rapidly hybrid cars. Department of Energy, the cre­ support 2,000 factory jobs and Vehicle Manufacturing loan to new opportunities, today's Fisker executives made the ativity of U.S. companies and the more than 3,000 vendor and sup­ program (ATVM) passed by announcement is a testament to announcement inside the dor­ tenacity of great state partners plier jobs by 2014; as produc­ Congress in 2007 to help the what works best in Delaware. mant facility, joined by Vice like Delaware - we're on our tion ramps up to full capacity United States lead in the devel­ Pisker is a perfect partner in President , Delaware way to 'helping America's auto of 75,000-100,000 vehicles per opment and manufacturing of 'shaping Delaware's economic Gov. Jack Markell and other industry reclaim its top position year. More than half will be advanced technology vehicles. future, and we ilre thrilled that state officials. in the global market." exported, the largest percentage The company's first car, the vehicle that can reshape the Fisker Automotive has In response to the announce· of any domestic manufacturer. the , will be the automobile industry will be built signed a letter of intent with ment, Delaware's Congressional The modernized WIlmington world's first production plug-in here in Delaware, by Delaware -Motors Liquidation Co. (MLC), PHOTO BY MARK CORRIGAN Delegation, Sen. Tom ,Carper Assembly plant was selected hybrid when it goes on sale this workers." said Governor Jack fonnerly known . as General speaks at the (D-Del.), Sen. Ted Kaufman (D­ for its size, production capac­ summer at retailers in the U.S. Markell (D-Delaware). Motors Corp. to purchase the ceremony at the former GM Del.) and Rep. Mike Castle (R- ity; world-class paint facilities, and Europe. Gary Casteel, UAW direc­ WIlmington plant for $18 mil- Del.) said: " ' access to shipping ports, rail lines Fisker plug-in hybrid cars, if tor responsible for the plant; lion after a routine four-month Boxwood plant. "All of us know how impor­ and an available skilled work­ successful, will help remove the said, "It gives me great pride to evaluation period. The Vice 'President stated tant today's announcement is to force, according to a release. country's dependence on foreign give UAW Local 435 workers The news came after that Delaware's partnership Delaware, our economy, and our ''This is a major step toward energy by eliminating the need the opportunity to ' partner with Delaware lost both its automo- . ' with Fisker Automotive could future. We are excited to wel- . establishing America as a leader for 42 million barrels of oil by Fisker Automotive to create a bile plants in less than a year as be the blueprint for strengthen­ come Fisker Automotive to our of' advanced vehicle technol­ 2016. They will also offset 8 gree}!er America by building a Chrysler and ing America's economy by re­ great state. Fisker's decision to ogy;' said Henrik Fisker, CEO. million tons of carbon dioxide plug-in hybrid car that will com­ both filed for bankruptcy protec- establishing the auto industry locate here didn't happen by "WIlmington is perfect for high emissions. pete globally." tion and burned thro\lgh fed- as a viable econoffiic force and accident. This announcement is quality, low volume production -... eral funds aimed at keeping both combining it with a strong and a huge testament to Delaware's and will soon be the proud build­ afloat. The Chrysler plant closed determined alternative energy rich automotive history, excel­ er of world-class, fuel-efficient in December. program. lent skilled workforce, and supe­ Fisker plug-in hybrids." Fisker is DuPont THEATRE ~~~\WDA;~~ An additional $175 million Vice President Biden said, rior coordination among our fed­ poised to move a luxury sports ...... EX PERIENCE will be spent' to refurbish and "While some wanted to write eral, state, and local government­ car into production from a plant retool the factory over the next off America's auto iI.1dustry, leaders. This is a great day and in , although , manufac­ three years. ' we said no. We knew that we we look forward to a very bright turing could be moved to the Plug-in hybrids primarily use needed to do something differ­ future with them." fonner Boxwood site. electric power 'and could record ent - in Delaware and all across The plant will support Fisker Funds will come from a con­ fuel mileage figures of 60 and the nation,"said Vice President Automotive's Project NINA, the ditional loan of $528.7 million "IRRESIsrlBLEI even 100 miles per gallon. ,The Biden. "We understood a new development and build of an the Department of Energy award- A sure--'ire crowd -,Ieaser primary technological barrier is . chapter had to be written, a new affordable, family-oriented plug­ • ed the company in September. a rod,-alld-roU "ear"" the cost of batteries. _ chapter in which we strengthen in hybrid sedan costing about Henrik Fisker is a veteran car wi'" - The New York Times r---- $39,9QO after federal tax credits. designer, who has secured ven- ' ~ . 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SENTINEL SELF STORAGE bsmnt $1050/ 410- Parcel No. 11-020.30-114 Parcel No. 09-037.40-289 200 FIRST STATE BOULEVARD ORDER OF PUBLICATION 398-5724 Property Address: 515 Laurel Lane, Newark, Property Address: 17. Hill Drive; Newark, WILMINGTON,. DE 19804 No. CH-09-2007-} IN THE CHANCERY ______DE 19702. De 19702. . 302-999-0704 COURT OF SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land sit- Public auction to be held December 9, 2009 . NORTH .EAST ' with the buildings thereon erected, situate in uate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New Cas­ at 11:00am. IN THE MATTER OF: MAKAYLA LYNN Hickory Dr, 3br, 1.5ba, Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and tie County, State of Delaware being Lot No The following storage units will be auctioned: SINGH (DOB: April 20, 2009), 2kdU311~~00~~~ pets St~te of Delaware, known as 515 La~rel Lane, . 241 (also known as 17 Flinthill Drive), as #0417 - Jim Rembecki - ice chest, suitcase A Minor, o being Lot No. 77 on the Plan of Barnngton, as shown on the Record Resubdivision Plan of toolbox, 5 totes, paint, airhose and compres­ the Plan thereof is of record in the Office of the Salem Woods, Phase II, prepared by Karins sor, assorted tools . LIFE CHOICES OF MEMPHIS, INC., Petitioner, ~ D UPLEXES Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle and Associates, Inc" recorded November 19 #1228 - Dawnta Ewvans - playpen; baby County, Delaware in Microfilm No. 12961, and ' 1986, in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in · st.roller, bed frame, 3 bags, 1 box, table vs. ".. FOR RENT being more particularly bounded and and for New Castle County, State of Delaware, lamp, suitecase, folding table, 2 totes, toys, described in accordance with a survey pre- in Microfilm No, 8393. futon . JASJEET SINGH, pared by East Coast Survey, Professional SUBJECT to' any and all restrictions, reser- #316 - Benjamin Wilson - 6 bags, 3 boxes, Respondent. Land Surveyors, dated October 29, 2007. vations, conditions, easements and agree- filing cabinet, office chair, microwave, totes, SUBJECT to restrictions of record in the ments of record in the Office of the Recorder of record albums . It appearing from the swo'rn petition for adop­ New Today tion and termination of parental rights filed in ELKTON 2 I B'R Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Deeds in and for New . Castle County PUBLIC AUCTION - rg Castle County, Delaware in Deed Book 2324, Delaware, ' SENTINEL SELF STORAGE this cause, that the whereabouts of Respon­ apt, 1st fir, $800/mo. Page 238. . BEING the same lands and premises which 1100 ELKTON ROAD dent Jasjeet Singh is unknown and cannot be Pets conSidered. Call SUBJECT to a maintenance declaration of Hollstine J. Harmon; by Deed dated April 14 NEWARK, DE 19711 ascertained upon diligent inquiry. It further 443-907-6649 the record in the Office aforesaid in deed Book 1981 , recorded in the Office of the Recorder of (302)~731-81 08 " appearing that Jasjeet Singh married the birth­ 2324, Page 227. Deeds in and for New Castle County, State of A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday, mother on- June 18, 2007 in Elsmere County, Delaware. . ~ COMMERCIAL , SUBJ~CT to a sewer agreement of record Delaware in Deed Book 0857, Page 0231 , did 12109/2009 at 10:00 AM. The contents of the It is therefore ordered that Respondent Jas­ ".. RENTALS In the Office aforesaid In Deed Book 2261, grant and convey unto Kanha Phouthisone following storage units will be auctioned: Page 148; utility agreements of record in Deed Guardian 6f Smaith Linda Phouthisone and Unit# 4108 - James Gaylord Jones - boxes, jeet Singh make his appearance herein at the RT 40 , ELKTON Record X, Volume 85, Page '371; Deed Book Sandy Phouthisone, in fee. clothing, dresser, fans, fishing equipment, Chancery Court of Shelby County, Tennessee, 140 Adams Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee on Office spaces 3000 sq 2134, Page 99; Deed Book 2197, 294;' BEING the same lands and premises which stereo and cabinet, dvd, vcr, wicker hamper, p~ge Friday, the 11th day of December, 2009, at It & 1250 sq It great and Deed Book 2275, Page 182. Subject, fur- Kanha Phouthisone, Guardian of Samith Linda misc. household items 9:00 a.m. and answer petitioner's petition for location & parking ther, t<;> easements and conditions as shown iii Phouthisone and Sandy Phouthisone pursuant Unit#5029 - Deborah A. Johnston - boxes 410-392-3676 Microfilm Nos. 12004 and 12961 . to a Chancery Court Order issued out of the clothing, table lamp, totes, canvas tote, termination of parental rights or the same will BEING the same lands and premises which Chancery court in and for New Castle County misc. household items. be taken for confessed as to Respondent and DAREN A. RICHARDS, by Deed dated and State of Delaware under Civil Action CM Unit#6010 - Jeremy Johnston - bed frame, this cause proceeded with ex parte, and that a November 16, 2007, and reco r.ded in the 5739 and dated March 14 1989· 'Samith Linda box spring, headboard, boxes, kitchen copy of this order be published once a week Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Phouthisone as Beneficial' Owner as Beneficial chairs, totes, portable tvs, tv stand, bbq grill, for four consecutive weeks in The Newark Castle County and State of Delaware, as Owner pursuant to same order; and Sandy baby high chair, misc. household items. Post of Newark, New Castle County, Instrument 20071120-0099900, did grant and Pouthisone as Beneficial Owner P.ursuant to Unit#7012 - Judy D. Deputy - bags, boxes, Delaware. convey unt.o R. Morales and Samantha same order, by Deed dated February 21>, 2004, dresser, fishing equipment, totes, portable tv J~sep.h This 30th day of September, 2009. REAL ESTATE Morales, hiS Wife , In fee. recorded in the Office of the Recorder of ,kitchen chairs: SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Deeds in and for New Castle County, State of eUBLlC AUCTION THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH R. MORALES Delaware as Instrument Number 20040322- SENTINEL SELF STORAGE CHANCERY COURT OF " HOUSES FOR AND SAMANTHA MORALES, 0031908, did grant and convey unto Kanha 465 Pulaski Hwy SHELBY COUNTY ,. SALE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Phouthisone, in fee. New Castle, DE 19720 By: s/Amy Mitchell SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS . (302)328-5810 4bdr 2ba Hyattsville DECEMBER 21, 2009. THE - PROPERTY OF , KANHA A Public AUr;tion will be held on Wednesday, Kevin W. Weaver HUD! Only $25,900! SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 PHOUTHISONE. December 9th, 2009 at 1:OOPM. The con­ WEAVER & CRAIG, P.C. or $229/mo! 2100484 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF tents of the following storage units will be . Attomeys for Petitioner More 1-4 beds SALE. 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Parcel No. 10-043.20-130 -======:-,Property Address: 150 Amberfield Lane, LEGAL NOTICE and described in accordance with a survey by trails, 1800 views & r:in::s~'d::.. ~4.:.1 ::0-.::3:9:2-~4=4:2::0 the Pelsa Company' dated March 10, 1992: INewark, DE 19702. ------SUBJECT to Declaration of Restrictions deeded river ~==w=w=W=.C=H=E=S=A=P=E=A=K=EC=L=A=S::S=IF=IE=D::.=C=O::M=~" ALL THAT CERTAIN piece, parcel or tract of . recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deed access. Land- - land, with the buildings thereon erected, . SH~RIFF'S SALE in and for New Castle County and Slate of neardc.com LEGAL NOTICE known as 150 THREE RIVERS CIRCLE THE By virtue of a Writ of Lev Fac#96 SE, AD., Delaware in Deed Book 557, Page 147, Deed BoNuS: Driveway LANES OF AMBERFIELD NEWARK 19702, 2009. B k 557 P 15 d D' in! Warranty deed, situate in Ne~ Castle Hundred, New Castle Parcel No. 08-054.30-134 00 ,age 2 an eed Book 603, onerc tested, utilities Page 284. t' SHERIF.F'S SALE County and State of Delaware, being Lot NO. Property Address: 2 Maple Avenue, Newark, SUBJECT t o a uIT Iity Agreement recorded in financing!available EasyCALL By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#169 SE, 141 on the Record Resubdivision Plan of DE 19711 .. . the Office aforesaid in Deed Book 594, Page NOW AD ., 2009. Wellington Woods-Section 2 and 3 as record- ALL that certain lot, piece ~r parcel of land 25. • Parcel No: 10-042.20-037 ed in the Office of Recorder of Deed in and for known as 2 Maple Avenue, being Lot No. 1, as SUBjECT TO Right of Way Agreement 1-800-888-1262 Property Address: 346 Kemper Drive, Newark, New Castle County and State of Delaware, on shown on a record Major Subdivision Plan recorded in the Office aforesaid in Deed DE 19702 .. Microfilm No. 10595 and being more particu- re~orded In and for New Castle County on Record L. Volume 102, 'Page 265 and Deed ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land larly bounded and described in accordance Microfilm In~t~u.ment No. 20070423-0036325, Book 594, Page 25. known .as Lot No. 355, Block B, Section Two, with a Survey by A.E.S. Survyors dated Janu- fns, conditions, ease- 31, 1992 and recorded in the Office of the Stanton Home Johnson. 2006 and recorded in the Office of the ments, agreements, rlghts-of-ways, and other Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle Improvement, roof- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle items of record in the Recorder of Deeds for County and State of Delaware in Deed Book ing, c. h~mney~, gut- THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD A. JOHN- County, Delaware, in Deed Record 20060215- New Castle County of the Slate of I?elawarl!!. 1325, Page 125 granted and conveyed unto ters, siding, windows, SON. 0016055, granted .and conveyed unto Michelle BEING the same lands and premises which Neil P. Smith and Irene Smith. trim, repairs. Senior TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF Bullock-Farmer in fee: were conveyed unto James P. Krapf, Jr. by SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS disc fre~ estimate, SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SEIZED AND'TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS deed by Eric W. Ferguson and Cynthia D: Fer- THE PROPERTY OF NEIL P. SMITH AND Emergency Service DECEMBER 21, 2009 . THE PROPERTY OF MICHELLE BULLOCK- guson dated January 20,2006 and recorded in . IRENE SMITH. . Lic & bonded 302- SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 FARMER the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 299-7692 2100522 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF New Castle County, Delaware in Instrument SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE ·SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 20060124-0008153. DECEMBER 21 , 2009. . DECEMBER 21, 2009. BEING the same lands and premises which SHERIFF'S SALE SEPTEMBER 30 2009 were conveyed unto Richard E. Evans, by SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 WE BUY JUNK By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#94 SE , AD ., CARS, TRACTOR 2100487 deed of James P. Krapf, Jr dated June 19, 2100483 2009. 2007 and recorded in the Office of the TRAILERS, Dump Parcel No. 09-027.20-222 Trucks or any heavy Recorder of Dee.ds in and for New Castle CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFiEDS equipment machinery. 6~~~~ :ddress: 38 Fleming Slre.et, Newark, SHERIFF'S SALE County, Delaware in Instrument 20070619- SE AD 0054471 . 410-398-1230 800-220-1230 Cash paid. ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel land with By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#68 www.chesapeakeclasslfled.com 302-650-:§579 , ., SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS ;..;.;.;...... - the dwelling thereon erected, situated in White ~~~;el No. 09-028.40-093c1604 THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD E. EVANS. Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle county and TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF State of Delaware, known as 38 Fleming Property Address: 1604 Chelmsford Circle, SALE .. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE one of these local dealers Street, being Lot No. 76, Block C, as shown on Newark, DE 1971 ~ DECEMBER 21 , 2009. a Record Land development . Plan, Section ALL that certain unit of real property existing SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 One, Kimberton, recorded on August 25, 1971 under and by virtue of the.Unit Property Act of 2100493 and drive home happy! in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and Delaware, known as Unit No. 1604 Chelms­ for New Castle County and Delaware, on ford Circle, Chelmsford, a condominium, situ­ Microfilm No. 1819, and being more particular- ate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle VOLKSWAGEN Iy bounded and described in a recent survey County, Delaw1\re, as said Unit is more partic- SHERIFF'S SALE by the PELSA Company, Consultants and Sur- ularly bounded and described in (1) the Decla- By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#139 SE, AD. , SMitIt veyors, Newark, DE, dated July 11 , 2007. ration of Country Village Apartments, Inc., 2009. . VOLKSWAGEN,LTD. Restrictions as Recorded in Deed Book K, dated December 4, 1973, and recorded in the Parcel No: 11 -019.20-056 4304Kirl

LEGAL NOTICE

SHERIFF'S SALE SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#120 SE, MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE AD ., 2009. Parcl No: 11-009.00-047 ~ FINANCIAL/ MASSAGE THERAPY- WWW.CHESAPEAKE ROTTWEILER PUP: ~ Instruction Train in months, not ~NIMALS/PETS One male, AKC. Has Property Address: 147 Welsh Road, Newark, ~ MONEY TO LEND years. Financial aid if L-_C_L_A_SS_I_F_IE_D_.C_ O_ M--I all shots and house­ DE 19702. . qualified. A new broken. _ 4 112 months All that certain tract or a lot of land, situate in IRS TAX DEBT AIRLINES ARE Pencader Hundred, New Castle. County, career is at your fin­ Jack Russell old. German blood­ KEEPING YOU HIRING - Train for gertips. Call Centura ~ISC . SERVICE line, last one from lit­ Delaware bounded and described as follows: AWAKE? Local CPA high paying Aviation Puppies $300 KITTENS (6) vari­ Being the same lands and premises which College 877-206-3353 443-480-0171 or ous colors extra cute, ter! Call 443-567-8947 firm resolves all Fed­ Maintenance Career. DISH NETWORK. 8 wks old, ready to go ______Robert Burns, did grant and convey 302-893-2042 unto Robert · Frazer Burns and Bonnie Burns, eral and State tax FAA approved pro­ $19.99/mo, Why Pay problems for individu­ gram. Financial aid if free to good home by deed dated May 20, 1999 and recorded on More For TV? 100+ ------­ call 410-392-7900 als and businesses. qualified - Housing Channels. FREE 4- June 1, 1999 in the Office of the Recorder of US Tax Resolutions, available. CALL Avia­ Room Install. FREE KITTENS. Free to a PITBULL Bluenose Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State of P.A. 877-477-11 08. tion I nstitute of HD-DVR. Plus $600 good home. Adorable! pups, UKC. vet cert, Delaware, in Deed Book 2650 at Page 249. Maintenance Sign-up BONUS. Call Very affectionate, litter 1st S&W. 5M , 2F, SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE CHECK OUT 888-349-5387 Now! 1-866-280-1 268 trained 302-521-4652 $800. 443-674-8902 PROPERTY OF ROBERT FRAZER BURNS OUR WEBSITE AT AND BONNIE BURNS. WWW.CHESAPEAKE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF CLASSIFIED.COM CHESAPEAKe CLASSIFIEDS 410-398-1230, 800-220-1230, www.chesapeakeclassified.com SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 21 , 2009. LEGAl:. NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 SHIH TZA-POO'S 2100506 SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE 8/21 family raised By virtue of a writ of Third Pluries Lev Fac#54 By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac# 36 SE ,.,AD By VI' rt ue 0f a Wrl' t 0 f Lev Fac #11' SE , AD ., fluffyhypo-allergenic,, small, fl1n cute for, SHERIFF'S SALE SE, AD ., 2009. . 2009. 2009. . h I f'l I By virtue of a writ of Vem#45 SE. AD., 2009. Parcel No. 11-033.20-023 Parcel No. 10-052.00-033 PARCEL NO. 09-027.20-174 • woe . ami y, s w, Parcel No: 11 -027.20-160 Property Address: 120 Hannum Drive, Bear, Property Addr~ss : 7 Lauren Drive, Bear, DE PROPERTY ADDRESS: 117 Elliott Street, health gua$ranteed, Property Address: 711 Fox Chase Circle, Bear, Delaware, 19701 . 19701 . Newark, DE 19713. . ref's & pic's 400 call DE 19701 . .ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land BEING known and designated as all that cer- All that certian lot, piece or land wit h t h e 410-275-9076 ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, piece or parcel of with the buildings thereon erected, situate in tain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate in New buildings thereon erected, situate in White lal1d with any buildings or improvements there- Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and Castle Hundred, Castle County and State of Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County and on erected, known as 711 Fox Chase Circle, State of Delaware, kno.wn as 120 Hannum Delaware, knows as 42 on the Plan Lauren State of Delaware, known as 117 Elliott Street • • Bear, DE 19701 . Drive, being lot No. 8 as shown on the Record Farms as on the record major subdivision plan and being Lot No. 62, Block B, as shown .on a BEING the same lands and premises which Resubdivision Plan for Oakwood, as said plan of Lauren Farms, as prepared by Talley, Inc, Record Land Development Plan, Section 1, 'A- were conveyed unto Paramjit Kaur and Armin- is of record in the office of the Recorder of recorded August 28, 1974, on the Microfilm Kimberton, recorded on August 25, 1971 in the der Singh, by deed of Stephen Jew and Dawn Deeds, in and for NeW Castle County, No. 2735 being more particularly bounded and Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Jew, husband and wife dated May 26, 2006, Delaware in Microfilm No. 12300, and being described in accordance with recent a survey Castle County, Delaware on Microfilm No. SHIH TSU Pom and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of more particularly bounded and described in prepared bv Raymond F. Christian and Associ- 1819, and being more particularly bounded pups. 12 wks old, 1st Deeds in and for New Castle County, accordance with a recent mortgage inspection ates, Inc. Professional Land Surveyors, dated and described in a more recent survey pre- shots & wormed. Delaware, on May 30, 2006, as Instrument No. plan prepared by East Coast Survey, Profes- November 13, 1989 as follows, to wit: pared by East Coast Survey, Inc., dated 01-12- Great w/kids. Fluffy & 20060530-0051289. sional Land Surveyors, dated January 28, Being the same lands arid premises which ,06, as follows, to-wit: sweet. Parents on pre- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN ECECUTION AS 2003. James E. Sollinger and Solinger did grant and BEING the same lands and premises which misses. $250. THE PROPERTY OF PARAMJIT KAUR AND BEING the same lands and premises which convey unto John I. Mathues and Jeanmarie Lane Michael Gary by Deed dated January 27, 302-345-8132 ARMINDER SINGH. I Bryant D. Wright and Michelle L. Wright did by Mathues by deed dated November 27, 1989 2006 and recorded in the Office of the TERMS OF SALE: FULL PURCHASE PRICE deed dated January 31 , 2003 and recorded in and recorded on November 28, 1989 in the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle SHEPHERD PUP- AT THE TIME OF THE SALE. IN ACCOR­ the office of the Recorder of Deeds, New Cas- Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for County and State of Delaware, in Instrument PIES Parents on pre- DANCE WITH 9DELC. SS8726, THIS SALE IS tie County, in Instrument No. 20030204- New Castle County, State of Delaware, in Number 20060203-0012385, did grant and . SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE 0014889 did grant and convey unto Cordelia Deed Book 960 Page 323. convey unto Sadek A. Albadani ,and Jamilah A. misses. NO PAPE$~~ci CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER OF NEW CAS- Sneed and Willie Moore and Michelle Moore. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Saif, husband and wife. Ready to go. TLE COUNTY SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF JOHN I. MATHUES AND SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 410-353-8023 . ' SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 . THE PROPERTY OF CORDELIA SNEED AND JEANMARIE MATHUES. THE PROPERTY OF .SADEK A. ALBADANI2100524 WILLIE MOORE AND MICHELLE MOORE. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF AND JAMILAH A. SAIF. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 21, 2009. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 21 , 2009. SEPTEMBER 30, 2009' DECEMBER 21 , 2009. SHERIFF'S SALE SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 2100377 SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#67 SE, AD., 2100381 2100367 SPANISH WATER 2009. DOG PUPS Very ath- Parcel No. 12-006.00-219 letic, great family dogs Property Address: 11 Tamar Court, Bear, DE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE $1,000410-310-8273. 19701 By virtue of writ of Lev Fac#99 SE, AD ., 2009. By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#52 SE, AD., The following Real Estate will be exposed for ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, Parcel No. 09-040.20-192 2009. Public Sale at the CITYICOUNTY BLDG., 800 with the buildings thereon erected, situate in Property Address: 30 Warren Drive, Newark, Parcel No. 09-023.10-147 N. French Street, City of Wilmington, New Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County and DE; 19702 Property Address: 1005 Stinsford Road, Castle County, Delaware, by Michael P. Walsh, State of Delaware, known as 11 Tamar Court, ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land Newark, DE 19713 Sheriff, on TUESDAY the 10TH day' of being Lot No. 112, on the Plan of Estates of with the buildings thereon erected, situate in ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land NOVEMBER, 2009 at 10:00A.M. Red Lion, as the Plan thereof is of record in Whfte Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle Coun- with the buildings thereon erected, situate in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for ty and state of Delaware, known as 30 Warren White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle Coun- By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#3 SE, AD., 2009. DAY I New Castle County in Microfilm No. 14338 and ' Drive and being Lot No. 678 on the Record ty and State of -Delaware, known as 1005 Parcel No. 11-037.00-042 Wow! Chesapeake more recently shown on the Mortgage Inspec- Major Subdivision Plan of SALEH WOODS, Stinsford Road, being Lot NO.9 on the Plan of Property Address: 230 Edgewood Drive, Bear, Classified really tion Plan No. 19984-122568, dated March 4, Phase III, as said plan is ·of record in the Office Hillside Heights, S-econd 2 as the Plan thereof Delaware. works! I placed and 2004, and being more particularly bounded ' of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Cas- is ·of record in the Office of the Recorder of ALL that certain lot, .piece or parcel of land ad for a washer and and described in accordance with a survey tie County in Microfilm No. 10150 and being Deeds in . and for New Castle County, with the improvements thereon erected, situ- dryer and they both prepared by East Coast Surveyors, Profes- more particularly bounded and described in Delaware in Microfilm No. 703 and being more ate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle County sold in one day! sional Land Surveyors, dated September 21 , accordance with a recent survey' by David G. particularly bounded and described in accor- and State of Delaware, known as Lot# 6-F, Thanks, Mel 2005, as follows, to-wit: Williams, Professional Land Surveyor, Wilm- dance with a survey prepared by East Coast Countryside Farms, being more particularly BEING the same lands and premises which ington, Delaware, dated March 19, 1992, as Survey, Professonal Land Surveyors, dated bounded and described in accordance with a SINGER SEWING 0 M Peoples Invest(llent Corp. by Deed dated follows, to-wit: September 29: 2004. reeent survey prepared by Zebley & Associ- wlcabinet & attach- September 26, 2005 and recorded in the Being the same ,lands and premises which AND BEING the same lands and premises ates, Inc., Professional Land- Surveyors of ments $200 or blo Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for Roy Downs and Dortris Downs, did grant and as conveyed unto Megan Victoria Bradley by Wilmington, Delaware, dated January 9, 1981 . Upright freezer $150 New Castle County and State of Delaware, in convey unto Roy Downs, by deed dated May deed of Richard A. Peacock dated October 1, BEING the same lands and premises con- or blo 410-287-9555 Instrument Number 20050930-0100749, did 15,1992 and recorded on May 18, 1992 in the 2004 and recorded in the Office of the veyed to George R. Ross, Jr., by Deed from grant and convey unto Fatou Fadiga and pffice of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle Brent · J. Engrem and Heather A. _E'ngrem, Samba Diallo. . New Castle County, State of Delaware, in County, State of Delaware as Instrument No. dated June 18, 2007, and recorded on June SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Deed Instrument Book 1333 at Page 283. 20041004-0108505. . 22, 2007, in the Office of the Recorder of THE PROPERTY OF FATOU FADIGA AND SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Deeds, in and for New Castle . County, and SAMBA DIALLO. THE PROPERTY OF ROY DOWNS AND THE. PROPERTY OF MEGAN VICTORIA State of Delaware, in Instrument No. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF DORTRIS DOWNS. BRADLEY. 20070622-0056008. CHERRY. BEROOM SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SET. SOh~ ~oodd DECEMBER 21, 2009. SALE BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE R. ROSS, JR. neve~ t: ' b ran SEPTEMBER 30 2009 DECE'MBER 21, 2009. . DECEMBER 21 , 2009 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF ~ewrl~ 8 07'1 'O~s. 2100397 SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE . n~ IS t °S:5~ slgli 2100494 2100379 DECEMBER 21,2009. flra $7c09s5 C d'I' e SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 or . an elver. 2100366 240-482-8721 - WWW.CHESAPEAKECLASSIFIED.COM I Pageaa 24 • The Newark Post • Friday , October 30, 2009 a a News,a Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds a• 1-800-220-3311 MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE aMERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE HOOKED ON OGR "' SPORTING PHONICS READING MUSICAL BUYS LEFT! ~ GOODS ~ New Today & MATH KITS ages Kitchenaide white 5-10 $15 each glass top electric­ DOLL CABINET 302-365-6936 EXERCISE EQUIP stove with convec­ weight bench (HDI $150, Sofa $100, Tbl -SU-R-R-O""U-N-D--­ tion, self cleaning' ed wI lOng train. Hat multi use)' bar, over REMINGTON • BLACK 1187 SP, 12 & chairs $50. Futon SOUND Denon comes oven $300. incl. $250 b/o. Please 200 Ib of plates. Dumb $1!;i0 41 0~452 - 5519 wI everything 6 speak­ Kenmore . call 41 0-441 -4990 and rack. Exer­ guage semi-auto, ~' bells never fired. $600. ers $30 30,2-365-6936 dishwasher $75. -=::-==-::::-=-::1:-== . cise incline bench. FENDER STRAT U GENERAL Both in very good $150 obo. 410-920- Serious inq's only. incl's 'hard case. Cus­ condition. Will 610-969-9624 ~TOTAL GYM XL wI ~ MERCHANDISE RIO YOUR HOME OF 7862 tom body wI TexMex email pictures! Call: accessories. Value pick ups. Inca Silver ALL THAT CLUTTER! 410-398-7706 or $825. Sell for $200. GAME'BOY with CECIL WHIG CLASSIFIEDS wI . white pick guard. HAVE A YARD SALE 443-350-1 781 Ab Lounge Ultra $75 Like new. Play less Monkey Ball Jr game 443-350-6789 $25 AND ADVERTISE IT 410-398-1230 • 800-220-1230 than 1 hour. Plastic WWW.CHESAPEAKE still on pick guard. Call 410-392-3294 WITHUSl. i' WEBSITE AT WWW.CHESAPEAKECLASSIFIED.COM CLASSIFIED. COM $600 obo. Serious ----l.;-·E-G-A-L-N-O-T-.C-E------L-E-G-A-L""':"N-O-T-.-C-E------L-E-G-A-L-N-O-T-.C-E---- ~6~~9~;lYI Call 610- ----~------~------~------~. --- SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE PIANO. 1953 Gultra- By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#107 SE, AD ., By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#134 SE, AD., By virtue of a writ of Third Pluries Lev Fac#123 By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#106 SE, AD., nsen beautifully refin- 2009. 2009. SE, AD., 2009. 2009. ' isfled cabinet Needs Parcel No: 11-017.00-048-C0170 . Parcel No: 08-055.30-162 Parcel No: 11-021.10-136 Parcel No: 11-027.10-047 . ' Property Address: 1402 Waters Edge Drive, Property Address: 416 3rd Street, Newark, DE Property Address: 12 Castle gate Court, Property Address: 313 S. Bridlewood Drive, tUnl~~3~~~gc7257 Newark, DE 19702. ' 19711. . . Newark, DE 19702. . Newark, DE 19702. ' ALL that certain unit of real property, existing . ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, PIECE OR PAR- ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with under and by virtue of the Unit Property A~t of CEL OF LAND, WITH THE BUILDINGS with the improvements erected thereon sifuate the improvements erected thereon situate in the State of Delaware, known as UNIT NO. THEREON SITUATE IN MILL CREEK HUN ~ ' in Pencader Hundred, New Castle County, Pencader Hundred, New Castle County, State ~ YARD SALES 1402 in the WATERS EDGE CONDOMINI" DRED, NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE Delaware being deSignated Lot 15 as shown of Delaware being Lot 67 as shown on the ­ UMS, an apartment condominium, situate in AND BEING DESIGNATED AS LOT 145, AS on the Record Major Subdivision Plan of 'Record Resubsdivision Plan of Bristol Place, the County of New Castle, State of Delaware, SHOWN ON .THE RECORDED RESUBDIVI- Woodland Village of record in the Office of the of record in the Office of the Recorder of .'"' such Unit being more particularly bounded and SION PLAN OF GREEN VALLEY, PHASE I, Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle Deeds in and for New Castle County, ~T described in (1) the Enabling D.eclaration , OF RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE County, Delaware on Microfilm No. 12641, Delaware on Instrument Number 20020230- Establishing a Plan for Condominiull) Owner- RECORDER OF DEEDS IN AND FOR NEW said lot also known as 12 Castlegate Court 004739, said lot also known as 313 South Bri- ship of Waters Edge. ' , CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE ON MICRO- and being more particularly bounded and' die Wood Drive and being more particula(ly Being the same lands and premises which FILM NO 5245, SAID LOT ALSO KNOWN AS described iii accordance with a recent mort- bounded and described in accordance with a Iliage, Edge Of The WOOds Limited Partnership, did 416 3RD STREET AND BEING NOW MORE gage inspection ' plan by A.E.S. Su~eyors recent mortgage inspection by Pennon Associ- ~:nde~~II's 2~~rli9:~ grant and convey unto and which Andrew J. PARTICULARLY BOUNDED AND dated August 7,1997, as follows to WIt. ates, Inc., dated May 5, 2002, as follows, to- 0 Y2m 'le & t n to Klobusicky, by deed dated January 31 , 1994 DESCRIBED ACCORDING TO A SURVEY BY Being the same lal'1ds and premises which wit: g I ur on and recorded on February 2, 1994 in the Office FIRST STATE MORTGAGE SURVEYORS, NVR Homes, Inc. did grant and convey unto Being the same lands and premises Florence ~etnde~~f~1 ~d . 3Sat. of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Cas- INC, DATED JANUARY 27, 1997. Herbert L. Custis and Katherine Custis by , N. Kamau and Ipy C. Kamau, did grant and c . . ~ - pm . tie' County, State of Delaware, in Deed Book ' Being the same lands and premises which deed dated August 7 .. 1997 and recorded on convey unto and which Florence N. Kamau, by Furniture, Christmas 1670 at Page 285. Susan Lichtenstein, by deed dated January August 15, 1997 in the Office of. the Recorder deed dated March 9, 2005 and recorded on de~~rN I()~c~~~i SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 31 , 1997 and recorded in the Office of the of Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State April 1, 2005 in the Office' of the Recorder of THE PROPERTY OF ANDREW J. KLOBU- Recorder ,of Deeds, in and for New Castle of Delaware in Deed Book 2314, Page 0102. Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State of ,------SICKY. , County, Delaware, in Deed. Book 22'30 Page SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Delaware, in Deed Instrument 20050401- TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 58, Did grant and convey unto Susan B. THE PROPERTY OF HERBERT L. CUSTIS 0030908. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE Paden. . AND KATHERINE CUSTIS. ' SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS DECEMBER 21, 2009. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF THE PROPERTY OF FLORENCE N. KAMAU. New Today SEPTEMBER 30, 20Q9 THE PROPERTY OF SUSAN B. PADEN, SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 2100502 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF DECEMBER 21, 2009. ' SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 DECEMBER 21 , 2009. ' . DECE~J3p\~~1J~Oiri 2100507 SEPTEMBER ~~o6~g~ , SHERIFF'S SALE 2100515 By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#57 SE, AD., CECILTON- Estate 2009. ' , SHERIFF'S SALE " SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE tag sale, 131 N Parcel No. 10-033:00-058 By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#151 ,SE, AD., By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#125 SE, AD ., By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#109 SE, AD., Property Address: 304 Rivers End Drive, Bear, 2009. ,. 2009. 2009. Bohemia Ave (inside) Sat Oct 31 9-2 wash­ DE 19701 Parcel No: 11-002.20-259 Parcel No: 09-027.20.145 Parcel No: 09-023.10-008 er & dryer, 2, reclin­ All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with Property 'Address: 27 Matthews Road, Property Address: 132 Elliot Street, Newark, Property Address: 12 Queens Way, Newark, the ' improvements thereon, situate in New Newark" DE 19713 . DE 19713. DE 19713. ' ers, 1 rocking chair, loveseat, several Castle Hundred,. New Castle County and State ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land ALL that ,certai'n lot, piece or parcel of land, cabinets, gas ,stove, of Delawar~, being Parc~l,l, as shown on the with the buildings and improvements thereon with the buildings thereon erected, situate in with the buildings thereon erected, situate in kitchen table, 3 ~ecord Major .Lund Sub,dlvlslon Plan of Lever- erected, situate, lying and being in Pencader White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle Coun- White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle Coun­ . dressers, twin bed, Ing of record In the Office of the Recorder of Hundred, New , Castle County and State of ty and State of Delaware, known as 132 Elliott ty, and State of Delaware, known as 12 glassware, knick Deeds In. an,d for New Castle. County, Delaware, and known as ,Lot 277 on a Plan of Street, being Lot No. 16, block A, as shown on Queens Way, and being Lot No. 44, on the knacks, 2 sheds full Delaware In Microfilm No. ?712, said lot also Brookside Park, Section M-2 prepared by the Record Land Development Plan of Kim- plan of Brookbend, as said Plan is of record in , of men's stuff, km;>wn as 175-1/2 ~malley s Dam Road and Whitman Requardt and Associates, Consulting berton Section 1, as said Plan is of record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for numerous other being, m?re partlcularl~ bounded and Engines dated August 16, 1954 and of record the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, Delaware in Microfilm No. items described In accordance With a recent s~rvey in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and New Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm No. 924, and being more particularly bounded and prepared by East Coast Survey ProfeSSional for New Castle County and State of Delaware, 1819, arid being more particularly bounded described in accordance with a survey pre------­ Land Surve~lng dated January ?6, 2005, as in Plat Book 3, Page 52, on September 14, and described in accordance with a recent pared by Zebley & Associates, Inc., Profes- , follows, to-WIt: " 1954 and more particularly bounded and survey by David (3. Williams, Professional sional Land Surveyors, dated April 21, 1992, BEING ~he , same land:; ~nd pren:'~ses which described in a survey of On Point, Inc., dated Land ~urveyor of Wilmington, Delaware, dated as follows, to-wit: C & K Builders, LLC, a limited lIablility compa- 11/2212004. , October 26, 1993, as follows, to-wit: Being the same lands and premises which ny of the State of Delaware by De~d ,dated BEING the same- lands and premised which Being the same lands and premises which Karen Riddle, did grant and convey unto Rus- May 26, 2005 and rec<;lrded In the Office of the Alison Davey, by Deed dated March 8, 2007, Hilda F. Bolen (f/kla Hilda F. Chestnut) and sell J. Gross and Karen Riddle, by deed dated Recorder of Deeds, In and for, New Castle and recorded in the Office of the recorder of Melvin Bolen by deed dated April 27, 2005 and January 10,2005 and recorded on January 18, ,ELKTON- 440 County and State of Delaware, .In Instrument Deeds in and for New Castle County and State recordeq on May 3, 2005 in the Office of the 2005 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in oMI~dg~lti'r;Onr:' p?:e oO~ Number 20KIA AND KAREN RIDDLE. sale, rain or shine KIMBERLY S. RICE. STAFFORD AND WANDA T. STAFFORD. HILDA F. CHESTNUT) AND MELVIN BOLEN. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF table & ra~ial s~w • TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE metal lathe Industrial SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 21, 2009. welder, compres3.or, DECEMBER 21, 2009. , 'DECEMBER 21, 2009. , DECEMBER 21, 2009.. ' " SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 & pow~r washer, , ' SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 , SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 ' 2100505 valve grinder; tum- 2100382 2100520 2100511 bier, some old tools & much more! On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com ' Friday, October 30, 2009 • The Newark Post • Page 25 ~ ~ fa--- ...., MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE a TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION a a aMERCHANDISE aMERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE aMERCHANDISE . ELTKON 106 Bon­ W MACHINARY & U CAMPERS! nie Marie Ln of 213 ~ POWER BOATS YARD just past Vlamis Liq . ~ HEAVY EQUIPMENT ~ Pop-UPS .Sat, Oct 31, 7am- ~ 1 pm. Baby items, SAWMILLS FROM --.... eJ'aOUTBOARD 39' FRANKLIN 'OS. ONLY . $2,990.00- ELKTON 229 clothes, furniture, NORTH EAST- 523 :r.1l MOTOR '87 Johnson Sleeps 6, wid, AC . Convert your LOGS Sycamore Rd in toys, misc. Red Toad Road. Fri & .'.''':.11.1 ~'J 90hp. Completely Like new. (2) slides. TO VALUABLE LUM­ Meadowview. Thur's Sat, Oct 30 & 31, "IIII~' . rebuilt, power tilt & Will take smaller trail­ 10/29 & Fri 10/30 8am-3pm. . Clothes, BER with your own '99- 25' GRADY trim, standard controls. er in on trade. $15,500 &tate~l~ Norwood portable WHITE 248, Yamaha incl. Installed on boat 302-328-7695 or 302- . Earleville I Crystal ELKTON. 3110 Old 9-2p both days household, misc. Beach, 13 Valley Ra , Elk Neck ' Rd.Fri ______band sawmill. Log 225, Loadrite alum trlr for $2,900. Please call 834-6612 or 302-983- skidders also avail­ '04. $29,900 obo. 410- 484-756-4203 6012 Sat 10/31 & Sun 10/30 10-4 & Sat able. norwood- 604-3201 11101 8:30a- 1 :30p, 10/31 8a - 2p. Estate sawmills.com/300n. -:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:: both days rain or & moving sale, Multi Free information: LEGAL NOTICE shine all wood family, furn., hlh, baby 1-800-578-1363- dresser, lots more, items & much more ELKTON 2944 Ext300-N. tools, h/h & etc every- ...-____~_..., Singerly Rd (North of SHERIFF'S SALE NORTH EAST 191 BANK REPOSSES- By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#61 SE, AD., thign must go! CHECK OUT Elkton on 213) Fri & Whitaker Ave, off 2009. CLASSIFIEDS OUR WEBSITE AT Sat, Oct 30 & 31, Red Toad Sat 10/31 SION '05 Pro Kat Parcel No. 18-003.00-22 410-398-1230 WWW.CHESAPEAKE 9am-? Lots of baby 8a- noon, kids toys, 3660 Sport Fish, inte- Property Address: 432 New London Road, d & rior exc condition, __ .:8!l:0:::_:22::0=-_1~2:3:0 __:::=C=L=AS=S=I=FI=ED=.=C=O=M= items, household, home ecor out- BOOKS, We buy shower, head, alc, flat Newark, DE 19711 . adult clothes, misc. door stuff too! RISING SUN 11 and sell handsome, screen tv, radar, auto All that certain lot, piege or parcel of land with LEGAL NOTICE ~""""'--"'1l Townsend Court off unusual and useful pilot windless 2 VHS the improvements thereon, situate in the City Little New York. books. 302-824-8686. too 'many options to of Newark, New Castle County and State of Garage sale, rain or ------mention Twin 250 hp Delaware, being Lot. Number 19 as shown on SHERIFF'S SALE ==::=~:::::::=:..::::::.=====::::::: shine: Sat, Oct 31 st, CASH PAID FOR 4 stroke. For, the Re?ord Plan of Fairfield Crest, of. record In By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#17 SE, AD., .. 8am-2pm. Clothes, OLD RECORDS. 45 more info call Warren the Office of the Recorder of qeed~ In ~nd for 2009. LEGAL NOTICE some Nascar & train Rpm's & Lp's from the 443-262-9316 New Castle County, Delaware In Microfilm No. PARCEL NO: 10-039.30-172 stuff, school supplies, 50's & 60's also 811, said lots also known as 432 New London PROPERTY ADDRESS: 22 Printz Drive, Bear, SHERIFF'S SALE . Tv cabinet, too much buying antiques. Bob Road and being more particularly bounded Dlil ~~;O~ertain lot, piece or parcel of land, with ~60vJ~ue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#35 SE, AD., _to_m_e_nt_io_n_! ______4_1 0_-_6 ... 79_-_8_2_76__ ~~p~r:~c~~e~e~7e:~~~~~gi~t:~~n~.,s~~:~ the buidlings thereon, situate in New Castle Parcel No: 10-032.20-271 July 14, 2003, as follows, to wit: Hu~dred, New Castle County, Delaware being Property Address: 14 Gershwin Circle, LEGAL NOTICE BANK REPOSSES- BEING the same lands and premises which . designated.as Lot 39, as shownon the Record Newark, DE 19702. Eileen C. Holtz and Peter Ford Holtz by Deed Resubdlvlslon Plan of Stone Mill of record In ALL THAT certain lot, piece or parcel of land SION 25' Larson, 258 dated August 29, 2006 and recorded in the the Office of the Recorder of Deed~ In ~nd for with the dwelling thereon erected, situate in SHERIFF'S SALE cuddy walk around. Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle County, Delaware on Microfilm No. New Castle Hundred, New Castle County and By virtue of a writ First Pluries Lev Fac#18 SE, 200 hp, twin Merc's, New Castle County and State of Delaware, in 13816 said lot also known I!ls 22 Printz Drive State of Delaware, and being Lot No. 290 as AD ., .2009. off shore, bimini top, Instrument Number 20060907-0085335, did and b~lng now more particularly .descnbed shown on the Record Resubdivision Plan of PARCEL NO. 10-032.40-100 rod holders, wash grant and convey unto Eileen C. Holtz. accordln9 to a recent mortgage Inspeclion Taylortowne, as said plan is of record in the PROPERTY ADDRESS: 6 Wright Circle, down pump, port a SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS plan prepared by A.E.S. Surveyors, dated Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Newark, DE ~ 9702 . . pot, VHF.. Call Warren THE PROPERTY OF EILEEN C. HOLTZ. October 23, 2000, as follows, to WIt: . Castle County, Delaware in Microfilm No. 5753 All tha! c~rtaln lot, piece or parcel of land, With for- m~~;~~~~_931S TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF BEING the same lands and premises which and being more particularly bounded and the. bUII~lng th.ereon. erected, known as 6 SALE .. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE NVR, Inc. by Deed date.d November 15, 2000 described as follows, to wit: . Wnght Circle, situate In New Castle Hundred, DECEMBER 21, 2009. and recorded mthe Office of the Recorder of Being the same lands and premises which New C~stle. County and State of £?~Iaware, . SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 Deeds, In and for New Castle County and Andrew M Cuomo did grant and convey unto and being Lot No. 116 of the subdiVISion of 2100383 State ~f Delaware, in Deed Book 2925, Page Nathan E.' Berry arid Tashel R. Berry, by deed Taylortowne, Microfilm Number 4188, and 70, did grant and conve.y unto Deborah J dated March 27., 2900 and recorded on May 4, being. m~re particularly bounded and Weber. 2000 in the Office of tl:le Recorder of Deeds, in descnbed In accordance With a survey by The BANK REPOSSE- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS and for New Castle County, State of Delaware, Pelsa Company dated September 8! 1993. . SION 1989 Sea ray SHERIFF'S SALE THE PROPERTY OF D~BORAH J. WEBER. in Deed Book 2822 at Page 124. BEING the sa~e lands and premises which Express Cruiser 390. By virtue of a' writ of Lev Fac#102 SE, AD ., TERMS OF SALE: 10 Yo DOWN AT TIME OF SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE Susan M. Lord did by deed dated Augus! 2~ , 41 ' twin 340 G Marine 2009. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE PROPERTY OF NATHAN E. BERRY AND 2007 and recorded In the office aforesaid In me'rc cruisers. Low Parcel. No: 09-040.20-128 DECEMBER 21, 2009 TASHEL R. BERRY. Instrument No. 20070920-0083553 did grant hrs. Many options, int Property Address: 418 Jaymar Boulevard, SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 TERMS OF SALE' 10°1< DOWN AT TIME OF and convey unto Frank Lare. ext cond For more Newark, DE 19702. • 2100369 SALE BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS info call Warren ALL that certain land, piece or parcel of land C . 21 9 · THE PROPERTY OF FRANK LARE. situate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New DE EMBER , 200. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 443-262-9316 Castle County and State of Delaware bein!il Lot SHERIFF'S SALE . SEPTEMBER 3giio~~~ SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 444 ·according to the Record Resubdivlsion By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#21 SE, AD., DECEMBER 21, 2009 , ~PERSONAL Plan of Salem Woods, Phase II as recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for 2009.· SHERIFF'S SALE _ SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 WATERCRAFT 2100371 Y New Castle County on Microfilm No. 9266 and PARCEL NO. 12-019.00-231 By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#104 SE, AD., being more particularly bounded and PROPERTY ADDRESS: 44 Waterton Drive, 2009. SHERIFF'S SALE described in accordance with a recent survey Bear, Delaware 19701 Parcel No: 09-030.30-116 By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#62 SE, AD., by East Coast Survey, dated April 5, 2007, as ALL that certain piece, parcel or tract of land Property Address: 1803 Lowland Way, 2009. follows, to-wit: with the buildings thereon erected, situ'ate in Newark, DE 19702. Parcel No. 11-002.40-077 Being the same lands and premises which Red Lion Hundred, New Castle and State of ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land Propert Address: 15 Metten ' Road, Newark, ' Carols R. Rodriguez and Susan T. Rodriguez, Delaware, being Lot No. 55, on the Record with the buildings thereon, situate in 1803 Delaware 19713 '95 SEADOO SPX did grant and convey unto and Dorrita Thomas Major Subdidivision Plan of Red Lion Hunt, Lowland Way, said lot being designated Lot 57 ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, 650 Modified with 2 Brown and Cliff Thomas, by deed d;3.ted May Phase 1, as recorded in the Office of the on the Record Resubdivision Plan of Chris- with the buildings and improvements thereon place trailer. $1,800 17,2007 and recorded on May 18, 2007 in the Recorder of Deeds in ' and for New Castle tiana Village of record in the Office of the erected, situate, lying and being in the Pen­ OBO. Please Call Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for County, in Instrument #20031015-0132975, Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle cader Hundred, New Castle County and State 410-885-3809 New Castle County, State of Delaware, in and being more particularly bounded and County, State of Delaware in Microfilm No. of Delaware, and bounded described and/or L...______...l Deed Instrument 20070518-0045339. described, as follows, to WIt: . . 4260 and being more particularly bounded and designated as follow: . . SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS BEING the same lands and premises which described in a recent mortgage inspection plan BEING the same lands and premises which W" MARINE THE PROPERTY OF DORRITA THOMAS Wade Robinson and Kenneth Calhoun, ~y prepared by East Coast Survey, dated Novem- Betty J. Grabowski, as surviving tenant by the ~ ACCESS.! STORAGE BROWN AND CLIFF THOMAS. Deed dated May _, 2007 and recorded II'! ber 10, 2006, as follows, to-wit: entirety, by Deed dated July 19, 2007 and TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and f~r Being the same lands and premises which recorded in the Office of the Recorder of SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE New Castle County and State of Delaware, In David J. Attarian, did grant and convey unto D Deeds, in and for New Castle . Cpunty and DECEMBER 21, 2009. . . Deed Instrument #20070509-0042034, did B Pinnacle Properties, LLC, by deed dated State of Delaware, in Instrument#-20070731- SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 grant and convey unto Donald Kinsey. The March 12, 2007 and recorded on March 14, 0067268, did grant and convey unto Betty J. New Today 2100496 said Donald Kinsey is also knwon as Donald 2007 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in Grabowski and Elizabeth Bowman. OUTBOARD Kinsey. and for New Castle County, State of Delaware, SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS .MOTOR 1988 John- ...---______...., SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS in Deed Instrument 20070314-00244.32. THE PROPERTY OF BETTY J. GRABOWSKI son 88 hp. Very good THE PROPERTY OF DONALD KINSEY. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS AND ELIZABETH BOWMAN. used engine, lower PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWf:.I AT TIME OF THE PROPERTY OF DAVID J. ATTARIAN. TERMS OF SALE: 10"10 DOWN AT TIME OF unit has been com- 24 HOURS A DAY· 7 DAYS A WEEK SALE. ' BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE pletely replaced, CAll OR EMAIL DECEMBER 21, 2009. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 21, 2009 comes with standard CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFIED SEPTEMBER ;30, 2009 DECEMBER 21, 2009. SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 controls, installed on 2100373 . SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 2100386 boat for $1500. Call 410-398-1230 • 800-220-1230 . . 2100499 484-756-4203 www.chesapeakeclasslfled.com Page 26- The Newark Post - Friday, October 30, 2009 New~, Advertising - 737-0724 Classifieds - 1-800-220-3311

~ . ~ LEGAL NOTICE \AI \AI FAMILY COURT FOR THE TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION STATE OF DELAWARE NOTICE OF FAMILY COURT ACTION TO: Richard A Osiolek Jr., Respondent(s) Peti­ U M OTORCYCLES I tioner, Sarah R. Lashbrook, has filed a Modi­ ~ ATVs cation of Custody petition against you in the ANYWAY -YOU Family Court of the State of Delaware for New Castle County on Oct. 1, 2009. If you do not p------.,I , I , LOOK AT IT, file an answer with the Family Court within 20 I , MERCEDES days after publication of this notice, exclusive I , BENZ SLK 350, CHESAPEAKE of the date of publication, as. required by I , ______2005. Hard top con­ statute, this action will be heard in Family : 96 YAMAHA: GMC ENVOY '03 vertible, 6 speed, CLASSIFIED LEGAL NOTICE Courth without further notice. I Blaster. After market, 86,000 miles. $8500. 10adedJ 54k miles, CAN WORK CHECKOUT Sarah R. Lashbrook :plpe and carbo $800: 410-920-2401 dark blue metal­ Date: 10/17109 lOBO. Please Call:, CHESAPEAKE SHERIFF'S SALE IicEX, blue leather FOR YOU! By viture of a writ of Lev ' Fac#85 SE, AD., 1410-885-3809 , interior, Harmon CLASSIFIEDS '2009. np 10/30 2105363 .. ------~ Cardon 9 speaker ~ AUTOS 410-398-1230 EVERYDAY FOR Parcel No. 11-014.30-0001-C905A surround , Property Address: 905 Cobblecreek Curve, stereo system w/6 800-220-1230 THAT NEW Newark, Delaware 19702. . SHERIFF'S SALE DONATE YOUR disc CD changer. New Today VEHICLE RECEIVE www.chesapeake ALL that certain unit of real property existing By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#81 SE, AD., 100,000 mile factory classifled.com JOB! under and by virtue of the Unit Property Act of 2009. - FREE VACATION warranty thru Nov. VOUCHER UNITED Delaware, known at Unit No., 905-A, Stone Parcel No. 11-016.40-103 2010. Perfect condi­ ------Throw, a' condominium, situate in Pencader Property Address: 6 Donegal Court, Newark, .BREAST CANCER tion, 'a must see! FOUNDATION Free LEGAL NOTICE Hundred, New Castle County and State of DE 19702. $27,500. Please Delaware, as said unit is more particularly ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, piece Qr parCel of Mammograms, Breast call: 302-530-3743 Cancer Info r-----~=~~ _____ ...... ----... bounded and described in (1) the Declaration land with the buildings ttiereon erected, situate ARGO 6X6 wi 12 www.ubcf.info FREE PUBLIC AUCTION of F.A.A.H. , Inc. dated April 16, 1975 and in Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and hrs. Bush Hog wi Towing, Tax U WANTED N9tice is hereby given that the undersigned recorded in the Office of the Recorder of State of Delaware, known as 6 Donegal Court, Honda Worthington Deductible, Non-Run­ will sell at public sale on 11125/09 at Deeds, in and for New Castle County and being Lot No. 141 on the Record Major Subdi- ~ TO Buy Trailer sold as set 'or ners Accepted, 1-888- 1 :OOpm, at: State of Delaware, in Deed Record I. Volume vision Plan of Deerborne Woods, as the Plan will separate. Excel­ 468-5964 PS ORANGECO INCJPUBLIC STORAGE 90, Page 564, and (2)' the Declaration Plan of thereof is of record in the Office of the lent condition. Stored WE BUY SCRAP 3800 KIRKWOOD HWY. St9nes Throw prepared by Edward H. Richard- Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle indoors. $8,000 blo DONATE VEHICLE: METAL! Call for free WILMINGTON, DE 19808 son ASSOCiates, Inc., Consulting Engineers, County, Delaware in Microfilm No. 13522, and 410-490-2033 Locat­ Receive $1000 GRO­ pick up and appraisal. 302-998-0125 dated March 20, 1975 .and recorded in the being more particularly bounded and ed in Kent Island CERY COUPONS, We buy from small the personal property heretofore stored with Office of the Recorder of Deeds aforesaid, in described in accordance with a survey pre­ ______Your Choice. NOAH'S matchbox cars to the undersigned by: , , Microfilm No. 2904. pared by East Coast Survey, Professional ARC, NO KILL Animal large industrial build­ #5006 - Denise Kelly - 40 boxes, furniture, ' , TOGETHER with a proportionate undivided Land Surveyors, dated October 9,2000, as fol- Shelters. Advanced ings! 302-650-4579 bedding, electronics · ' interest in the Common Elements of Stones lows, to-wit: Veterinary Treat------­ #3017 - Simone Kellam - furniture, electron- Throw, as said Common Elements are more BEGINNING at a point on the Northwesterly New Today ments.· Free Towing, WE BUY JUNK ics - " particularly bounded and describea in said side of Donegal Court, at 50 feet wide, said IRS TAX DEDUC- cars, trucks & vans_ #207,6 - Michael Steward - boxes, totes, "fur- Declaration and Declaration Plan; thence pro- point being a common corner for this lot and KAWASAKI ZX-636 TION: Non-runners 1- $100 & up. 302-420- niture ' portionate undivided interest expressed in Lot No. 140, and further located the following '052,300 miles. 866912 GIVE 7411 or 302-650-4579 #3027 - Alicia Carey - boxes, bags terms ' of a percentage of the Common Ele- two courses and distances along the North- $5,899 OBO. Need to _---..----...... """-...... ----_ .... #5072 - Luz Rivera - furniture, bedding ments as a whole equals 1.17%, provided that westerly side of Donegal Court from the sell 410-920-2378 CHESAPEAKE #2025 - Shanna Rawlins - bags, totes, the percentag.e may from time to time change, Southwesterly end of a 25.00 foot radius junc- #4050 - Gareth Nichols - boxes, bags, totes, be amended and be adjusted pursuant to Sec- tion curve joining the Southwesterly side of YAMAHA . 650V CLASSIFIEDS furniture tions 5B and 10B of said Declaration. Glencoe Drive, at 50 feet wide, and the North- '04 Good shape ~ 410-398-1230 800-220'-1'230 #2053 - Kenneth Puget - bags, furniture, SUBJECT, FURTHER, to all the provision of westerly side of Donegal Court; (1) along a , low mile"s. Pearl white. www.ch.... nAAkec .la ...... w-... _com· bedding , said Declaration and Code of Regulations as curve to the left having a radius 01'325.00 feet, $3500. 443-907-6210 -r-'" _URHol_ #4137 - Lisa Ventresca - boxes, furniture, amended from time to time, the same as if an arc ,distance of 112.88 feet to a point of I 410-378-2853 ...... _-_...... ,.,. bedding such provisions were herein set forth at length. reverse curvature; (2) along a curve to the ~------~P~U~B~L~IC~A~U~C~T~IO~N~------, #~030 - Karer} Hargrove - boxes, totes, fur- The Code of Regulations dated April 16, 1975, right having a radius of 25.00 feet, an arc dis- U A UT O P ARTS & nIlure is recorded in the Office for the Recording of tance of 10.03 feet to the place of beginning; NotiCe is hereby given that the undersigned np 10/23.30 2103423 Deeds aforesaid in Deed Record I, Volume 90, thence from said place of beginning, along the ~ A CCESSORIES will sell at public sale on November 25, Page 509. Northwesterly side of Donegal Court. along a 2009 at 3:00pm, at · . SUBJECT to a p'ossibility of reverter in the curve to the right having a radius. of 25.00 feet, PS ORANGECO INC./PUBLIC STORAGE Grantor, with respect to the proportionate undi- an arc distance of 9.04 feet to a point of 3801 DUPONT PKWY. PUBLIC AUCTION Notice is hereby given that the undersigned vided interest in the Common Elements above reverse curvature; thence along a curve to the NEW CASTLE, DE 19720 set forth, more fully described in Section 10B(i) left. having a radius of 50.00 feet, an arc dis­ New Today The personal property heretofore stored will sell at a public auction on 11/25/09 at of the Delcaration. tance of 59.96 feet to a pOint; thence along Lot with the undersigned by: 12:00p.m. at: (3) FENDER PS ORANGECO INC./PUBLIC STORAGE SUBJECT, however, to the following provi- No. 142, North 85 degrees, 43 minutes, 43 FLAIRS like new, A 118 Brian Patrick sion: The grantees, for and on behalf of the seconds West, 102.86 feet to a point; thence A213 James Edwards 201 BELLEVUE ROAD Black, Bushwacker NEWARK, DE 19713 grantees and the grantees' heirs, personal along lands designated as Private Open $150 443-504-3404 A219 Kimberly Cowsette representatives, successors and assigns, by Space, North 29 degrees, 34 minutes, 10 sec­ A238 Gloria Smith the personal property heretofore stored with the undersigned by: the acceptance of this dee, convenant and onds East, 117.53 feet to a pOint; thence along 'A276 McClenton Jamison agree to pay such charges for the mainte- Lot No. 140, South 54 degrees, 05 minutes, 37 A277 Onna Owens A013 - Deanna Hall - electronics, furniture, boxes nance of, repairs to, replacement of and seconds East, 116.06 feet to the point and B323 Stacy Wallace expenses in connection with the common ele- place of beginning. Containing within said B334 Jerry Eldridge A029 - Ann Curan - boxes, totes New Today A089 - Kainoa Harbottle - boxes, totes, fur­ ments as may be assessed from time to time metes and bounds 0.1992 +1- acres of land. B451 Al)nete Braxton by the. council in accordance with the Unit Bein!;J the same lands conveyed to Christo­ C600 Carolyn Frisby niture '48 FORD PARTS A 139 - Jennifer Napolitalo - bags Property Act of Delaware (Chapter 22 of Title pher Simendinger and Victoria A. Simendinger Engine Flat head. C618 Lashunia Smith 25 of the Delaware Code) and further by Deed from Handler Builders, Inc., dated C621 Jenny Fabor . B060 - Sarah Faulkner - boxes, furniture, Complete, runs good. 'bedding covenant and agree that the unit convyed by October 26, 2000, and recorded in the Office $700. Front end com­ C632 Carolyn Reid-Young this deed shall be subject to a charge for all of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Cas­ C633 Ronald Johnson B062 - Lane - furniture, bedding, plete wi whls & tires. electronics amounts so assessed, and that, except in so tie County in Deed Book 2915 page 313. $250. REl.ar end com­ C641 Ernest Erwin Bernard far as Sections 2236 and 2237 of Title 25 of SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 0711 John Ashe Jr B099 " - Melissa Belcher - boxes, furniture, plete wi whls & tires bedding the Delaware Code may relieve a subsequent THE PROPERTY OF CHRISTOPHER $250 443-350-5331 0731 Paul Fallon unit owner of liability for prior unpaid assess- SIMENDINGER AND VICTORIA A. '0739 Robin Martin C002 - Kevin Pulliam - boxes, totes 0024 - Willie Mae Wright - totes, furniture, ments. This covenant shall run with and bind SIMENDINGER. 0820 Erika Wells the land or unit hereby conveyed and all sub- TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF HUBCAPS (3) 0832 Joseph Davis electronics, bedding for '06 Toyota E004 - Donna Freeman - toys, furniture, sequent owners. thereof. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE E1003 Derek Bolden BEING the same lands and premises con- ' DECEMBER 21, 2009. . Corrola. $50 for all. E922 Quintanna Martinez electronics 302-368-2230 E014 - Shirleen Hepner - furniture, electron­ veyed to Lana Dugan, by Deed from Cynthia SEPTEMBE;R 30, 2009 E934 Clements Battles, dated June 15, 2007, and recorded 2100475 F1065 Keesha Rynkowski ics, totes E053 - Charles R. Bodine - furn"iture, boxes, June 19, 2007, in the Office of the Recorder of Windows, for G1115 Teria Ross bags . " Deeds, in and for New Castle ' County, and soft top. $50. Call H1182 William John Norris F077 - Koryn Fields - boxes, totes State of Delaware, as Instrument No. PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD 443-674-8559 H1198 Doreena Long 20070619-0054865. H1209 Joseph Castigilione FOB7- Ketesia Wall - boxes, bags ' 24 HOURS A DAY F088 - Ketesia Wall -boxes, bags, electron­ SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS U T RurKs/ SpoRT Contents of above listed units include bags, THE PROPERTY OF LANA DUGAN. 7 DAYS A WEEK boxes,televisions, household goods, gener­ ics ~ U TILITY V EHICLL" F091 - Ketesia Wall - bags, furniture, bed- TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF CALL OR EMAIL al appliances and bedding. ding . SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE DODGE 4X4 ALL UNITS SOLD IN THEIR ENTIRETY DECEMBER 21, 2009. CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFIED AND MUST BE VACATED WITHIN 48 G001 - Joseph Freeman - boxes, furniture LARIMIE SLT 1500 G042 - Dee Herron - boxes, furniture _ SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 410-398-1230 • 800-220-1230 '95 fully loaded $3800 HOURS OF SALE. 2100479 np 10123,30 2102746 np 10/23.30 2102426 or blo 302420-4460 www.chesapeakeclassified.com

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