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Del. National Park included in Great Outdoors Initiative Sens. Tom Carper and of meetings with Governor the America's Great Outdoors National Bayshore a reality." Park and the Delaware "Under the America's Chris Coons, and Rep. Jack Markell, community initiative, Sec. Salazar and "Delaware is blessed National Bayshore, as well Great Outdoors Initiative, we John Carney (all D-Del.) leaders and other stakehold­ the President are helping to with abundant, diverse rec­ as other important recreation are listening to the people of celebrated the announce­ ers in Delaware to generate move our state another step reation opportunities that projects in the state, includ­ Delaware and communities ment that the First State ideas on how to best imple­ closer toward the reality of a have been a source of great ing the C&D Canal recre­ across America and work­ National Historical Park Act ment the president's initia­ national park that preserves prj.de for our state," Senator ational trail." ing with them on locally­ of 2011 will be included as tive in the First State. These and teaches the lessons of our Coons said. "The America's "I applaud Secretary based projects that will con­ part of President Obama's projects were identified for state's heritage. For almost a Great Outdoors Initiative Salazar for recognizing the serve the beauty and health America's Great Outdoors their potential to conserve decade, I have been working will highlight two important importance of creating a of our land and water and initiative. The First State important lands and build with federal officials, state projects that will grow local national park in Delaware open up more opportunities National Historical Park recreation opportunities and officials, community leaders economies, provide new and preserving our state's for people to enjoy them," Act, as well as the Delaware economic growth for the sur­ and activists to establish a recreation activities, and beautiful bayshore area," Sec. Salazar said. "My staff National Bayshore propos­ rounding communities. national park in Delaware. I protect important historical said Congressman Carney. and I have been asking each al, are among 100 projects "Today, my friend Sec. thank Governor Markell and sites and natural resourc­ "These initiatives showcase governor for the most prom­ nationwide - two in every Ken Salazar highlighted his team, and the numerous es in Delaware. I applaud the incredible history and ising projects to support in state - that will be part of the what those of us in the First other community leaders in Governor Markell, Secretary abundant natural-habitat that their states, and we will do president's effort to establish State already know - that Delaware for their support O'Mara, and Senator Carper make our state so special. I all we can to help move them a 21st century conservation Delaware's rich history and and efforts during this pro­ for their effort in working will continue working with forward." and recreation agenda and environmental beauty tells an cess, and I look forward to with the Administration to Secretary Salazar and the The two projects in reconnect Americans to the important story that should working with Sec. Salazar draw attention to these proj­ Obama Administration to Delaware highlighted by outdoors. be told on a national stage," and my Congressional col­ ects, and I will continue to make sure these projects are Salazar in the forthcoming Secretary of the. Interior said Senator Carper. "By leagues to make the First work with them to push for completed for Delawareans report are: Ken Salazar highlighted the including our proposal for a State Historical National the establishment of the First and visitors to our state to See PARK, 2 ..... two projects after a series national park in Delaware in Park and the Delaware State National Historical enjoy."

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The damage to the with rape of 14 year­ Young Correctional Institute Troopers cited a Newark man Marcos Zamora), the front seat riding a black ten-speed bicycle. wmdows and cases is valued at old girl after failing to post $350 000 for operating a vehicle with an passenger of the Camry, was Detectives are asking anyone $1,000. cash bail and ordered to hav~ no unsafe load/cargo after a tractor transported to the Christiana who have infonnation in refer­ . Video cameras captured an NewCastle County Detectives contact with the victim. trailer crash with rollover on Hospital Trauma Center where ence to this incident to contact rmage Of a car with its head­ have arrested David Stover, a 31 Tuesday afternoon. he was pronounced dead. the robbery unit at Troop 2 at lights on near the store. Police year-old male who resides in the Subject caught sell· . The crash occurred at approx­ Marcos Zamora was trans­ 302-834-2630 ext. 6, Citizens gathered physical evidence at unit block of Douglas Drive in rmately 3:00 p.m. on October ported to the Christiana Hospital ~ay also provide a tip by tex­ the scene, but have not named the community of Buckley in ing sjnthetic mari· 25, as Theo J. Wmters, 39, of Trauma Center with non life t:J.ng keyword "DSP" plus your any suspects. · The case has Newark. He has been charged juana "K2" in store Newark; was operating a 2009 threatening injuries. Status and message to 274637 (CRIMES). been forwarded to the Crinlinal with offenses related to having International Tractor Trailer trav­ disposition is not known at the Tip~ters may also provide infor­ Investigation Division for further sexual relations with a 14 year­ New Castle County Police eling from the 1-95 southbound time of this release. mation through lines maintained review and follow-up. old female. have arrested Khalid Jamil, a 44 off ramp to DE Route 896 south­ Thomas Staub was not by Delaware Crime Stoppers at On Tuesday, year-old male who resides in the bound, hauling a flatbed trailer injured as a result of this crash. (800) TIP-3333. Callers can also 1000 block of Richfield Road in Suspects take tires August 23, with a load of steel coil. As the Alcohol or drugs are not indi­ submit information via the inter­ County Police the community of Scottfield in tractor trailer negotiated the tum cated as a cause of this crash. net at www.tipsubmit.com. from business responded to a Newark. He has been charged of the ramp, the load of steel coil Capitol Trail westbound at with drug related offenses after Employees at Porter report of a 14 shifted causing the tractor trailer Polly Drummond Hill Road was Burglars break win· Chevrolet, located at 414 East year-old female police discovered that he was to overturn on its left side, at the closed for approximately two selling synthetic Cleveland Avenue, reported that who had been top of the ramp on Route 896 hours while the crash was inves­ dows, cases at jew· marijuana "K2" unknown suspects had taken a in a sexual rela­ southbound. Wmters was not tigated and cleared. elry store set of high-end Bridgestone tires tionship with in his conve­ injured as a result of this crash The Delaware State Police Stover nience store. that were placed adjacent to the a 31 year-old and declined medical treat:J.nent Crash reconstruction Unit con­ New Police are investigating their service area. - 0 n a break-in at a local jewelry store !llale. Af!er the initial gather­ at the scene. ~ues to investigate this crash The incident happened on Wednesday, that occurred early in the morn­ mg of infonnation, detectives Wmters was cited for having wtth charges pending the con­ Monday afternoon, October October 19, at ing last Saturday. were assigned to the case. The an Unsafe Load/Cargo. clusion of this investigation 24. Employees stated that a 12:14 p.m., New At 3:25a.m. on October 29 investigation revealed that on The ramp from 1-95 south­ customer had ordered a set of Castle County police responded to an al~ five different occasions the male Jamil bound to 896 southbound was Man, 82, robbed at Bridgestone Potenza tires, val­ subject, who is a registered sex police officers closed and traffic was restricted at Andrew Gallagher Jewelers, respon?ed to Jay's Market, located at 410 Suburban Drive in ued at. $226_ a piece, to be put off~~der, ~ad engaged in sexual to one lane in both directions restaurant in Bear on therr vehicle. The tires had which IS located in the unit block the Suburban Shopping Center. actiVIty With the victim. of 896 for approximately 2.5-3 Delaware State Police are been placed in a holding area of Marrows Road in Newark, for Officers performed a search of Over the past several months hours while the crash was inves­ currently investigating the next to the service bay, but were a _report of disorderly subjects the premises when the owner de~ectives have been gathering tigated and cleared. strong-arm robbery of an 82- observed to be missing when Within the business. When offi­ showed up a minutes after the eVIdence and recently a war­ year-old Virginia man Friday the mechanic came over to start cers arrived, they noticed that the call. rant had been issued for Stover's night, October 28 at a fast food the job. subjects had fled from the area. Man dies in crash on Several large plate glass win­ arre~t. On October 26, police restaurant in Bear. Witnesses said that a newer As the officers responded dows had been smashed open recetved infonnation that Stover Capitol Trail At 6 p.m., the man was inside model, white Ford van with inside the store to make contact with rocks, with some of the had made arrangements to meet of the McDonald's Restaurant at Pennsylvania registration had with_ th~ individual who reported The Delaware State Police ~a~ments sitting at the base - with the victim. Detectives and the Governor's Square Shopping pulled up next to an exterior the mctdent, later identified as Crash Reconstruction Unit mstde and outside of the win­ patrol officers from "D-Squad" door, near to where the tires had Khalid Jamil, they observed sev­ investigated a fatal crash involv­ Center, ~c~rding to troopers. dows. Inside, five of the glass quickly responded to the area The VIctun, who was waiting been stored. A black male driver ~ral packages of synthetic mari­ ing two vehicles that occurred countertops had also been bro­ and set up a perimeter as well inside of the restaurant for his and a black male passenger were JUana labeled "K2" with numer­ on Capitol Trail, west of Polly ken open, in a similar manner as surveillance, in an attempt to food order, felt someone's hand seen in the van. The passenger ~ms ~terns of drug paraphernalia Drummond Hill Road. to the windows, with rock frag­ apprehend the suspect. A short then exited the vehicle, went m display cases, all displayed A preliminary investigation inside of his pants pocket. ments, and an intact rock in one ' time later, Stover's vehicle was around the driver's side, and for sale. indicated that the crash occurred The 82-year-old attempted case, laying inside and out of the seen approaching the area, to pull away but was pushed came back a few minutes later A search warrant was later on October 27, at approximately cases. On the floor by one case Moments later, a team of offi­ to the ground by a male sus­ whereby the van pulled away: executed at the business and offi­ 5:18 a.m., Thomas Staub, 40, police found a blue bandana a cers converged on the vehicle pect. The suspect then removed Some witnesses who saw the cers seized the following items: of New Castle, was operating roll of electrical tape, and attempted to make contact money from the victim's pocket parti~ ~d event thought that the van was 39 packages of K2, 103 vials of a 2004 Mack trash truck west­ a white garbage bag, which the with the subject. After refus­ and fled from the restaurant. part a service that picks up . K2, 120 glass smoking pipes, bound on Capitol Trail in the owner confirmed did not belong o! ing to listen to repeated com­ He was last seen traveling in a used tires from the business, but f~lJ! metal smoking pipes, nine right lane, attempting to make to the store. mands that were being given by representatives with Porter veri­ digttal scales, grinders and other a right tum into a private lot. west)Jound direction through the An inventory of the store's the officers for him to exit his fied that the van was not part of drug related items that were in A 1992 Toyota Camry, oper­ parking lot on a black bicycle. merchandise showed that 12 sil­ vehicle, the suspect was forcibly The man suffered minor injuries any service they use. a display case for sale with the ated by Marcos Zamora, 22, of ver crosses and chains worth remo~ed from the car, During and was transported to Christiana Witnesses further stated that "K2:: substances (458 grams of Ne':"ark, w~ traveling Capitol approximately $1,300; 'several that t:J.me, Stover sustained a lac­ Hospital where he was treated the van has been seen in the mariJuana). Trail westbound behind the trash strings of white pearls, worth eration above his right eye. The and released. area on other occasions driving . Khalid J arnil was charged truck. The Camry failed to stop $5,500; and various gold and sil- suspect was taken to Christiana The suspect was described as around the lot. Hospital where he was treated wtth the following crimes: for his injury and released, Possession with Intent to Deliver After being released from the Marijuana, and Possession of hospital, Stover was transported Drug Paraphernalia. He was to police headquarters. Stover arrested on Friday, October 21 -o\ABETES ~ was charged with 13 counts of and, after being arraigned, he rape in the second degree and was released on $5,250 unse­ one count of a registered sex cured bail. ~~\)OCRINOLOGJ; P-1 Dr. Muhanunad Smith MD, FACE ' N ~w innovative treatment for diabetes & its complications, insulin I?ump therapy. 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Arthur ~etzner Professor of became more environmental­ The homegrown biodie­ Chemical Engineering. ly friendly recently, when the sel is made by recycling The student team calls their campus bus fleet began using used cooking oil. Housed product UDiesel and they cur­ biodiesel produced by under­ in Colburn Laboratory, the rently produce approximately graduate engineering students donated biodiesel processor one batch per week, which to, in part, fuel its travel. is capable of recycling 130- equals approximately 42 gal­ The project is a collabora­ 150 gallons of cooking oil per lons of biodiesel and 11 gal­ tive effort between transporta­ batch to produce 100 gallons lons of glycerol. tion and engineering, inspired of biodiesel fuel, as well as "Right now, we can pro­ by the donation of a biodie­ glycerin, a syrupy byprod­ duce biodiesel from recycled sel processor last spring by uct with many uses in agri­ cooking oil with minimal UD chemical engineering culture, pharmaceuticals and loss or cost," said UD senior alumnus James Seferis, who beauty products. ~atthew Wehrman. "Each received a doctorate in 1977. Undergraduates in the gallon ofbiodiesel used means Biodiesel is a clean burn­ Department of Chemical one less gallon of diesel fuel ing alternative fuel, produced Engineering provide the burned, which means fewer from renewable resources sweat equity to render the gallons of imported oil." such as vegetable oil or soy oil into fuel through a meth­ "Since the waste oil and oil. Biodegradable and less od called transesterification, soy oil comes from local biorenewable sources, it also in the product, Wagner began taking part in it - he said reduces UD's carbon foot­ using biodiesel from the pilot the effort may also eventu­ print; a win:win for both the scale facility in his diesel ally seed start-up companies University and the state," Jeep Liberty and reported the focused on sustainability added Norman J. Wagner, vehicle "purrs like a kitten." issues. Alvin B. and Julia 0 . Stiles Seferis, who donated the "What is really interest­ Professor and chair of the equipment, said he hopes ing about UD is the integra­ Department of Chemical his donation will "catalyze tive thinking and systemic Engineering. a spirit of entrepreneurship, approach to energy," said Wagner serves as the teaching and leadership" that Seferis. "The beauty of this senior design team's men­ will inspire UD chemical project is the opportunity to tor, along with Ruth Sands, engineering students to cre­ recycle not just oil, but also a member of the Heat, ~ass ate new innovations. A self­ ideas that may now gain a and ~omentum Transfer professed "venture catalyst" foothold because of new tech­ Group at DuPont Engineering - someone who influences nology, giving hope to the Technology. A true believer a reaction without actually next generation." 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Senior captains Matt Brophy, Ben Smith and Mike Kerrigan · Left to right, Katie Hogan, Jenny Pham, Sarah Sweigert.

By JON BUZBY a time of 17:04.47. Andrew really came through." ing race times. And a big plus more Ashley Donnelly have the New Castle Counti Milham (9th, 17:48.12) and Training in the sport of has come from .two fresh­ "worked hard aU season con­ Championships on Saturday, Christopher Kitson (20th, cross country is very individ­ men, Brandon Holveck and tributing to big races." Nov. 5, at Winterthur Estate, JONBUZBY@HOTMAILCOM 18:14.59) rounded out the ualized, and therefore self­ Andrew Collier, who have "We have had a pretty and then closes out its season The Newark High boys Yellowjackets' Top 20 fin­ motivation becomes vital for adapted to the training quick­ great season," Gamgort said. at the DIAA Championship and girls cross country teams ishers. Fontal and Milham not only one person's suc­ ly and have earned varsity "Our biggest accomplish­ on Nov. 12 at Killens Pond have enjoyed very successful earned all-conference honors cess in a race, but ultimately starts." ment was our Christina Cup State Park. seasons. for their efforts. the accomplishments of the In the girls' champion­ title." Reach Jon Buzby at Friday's Blue Hen "It was an exciting day entire team over a season. ship, Samantha Rowley was Both coaches agreed that jonbuzby@ hotmail.com. Conference Championships for us," said head coach "Senior captains Matt Newark's lone Top 20 fin­ the overall training strategy at White Clay Creek State Mike Mooney, whose team Brophy, Ben Smith and Mike isher, placing 12th with a of the program attributes to its Park was another example this season also captured the Kerrigan have provided an time of 21:55.92. success, saying, "Our train­ of the teams' banner year. Christina Cup and placed example of the hard work During the regular sea­ ing is structured for peak per­ The boys (6-2 regular sea­ second at the White Clay and dedication that it takes to son the girls were led by formance at end-of-the-year son) ran to a second-place Creek Classic Invitational. succeed in this sport," coach Rowley, a freshman, and championship competitions. Suite 109, Pomeroy Station~ IS E. Main St. finish behind only Charter of "White Clay Creek is our Mike Mooney said. "Andrew senior Jenny Pham. Head We always feel our best race Newarl(, DE 111711. Wilmington, while the girls home course and the confer­ Milham has worked hard and coach Kristin Gamgort says is going to be the next one. HC?URS: Mon. ; fti. 8;30 i.m. ~ 5 p:m: (5-5) finished seventh. ence championship is one of has contributed in big races. that junior Caroline Beston It has been a fun season with ... PHONE: (302) ~7:092) Ken Fontal led all our most important meets. We Andrew Diego has applied has also "performed extreme­ a lot of improvement up and Newark harriers, finish­ train out here all of the time his will and athleticism to ly well" and that freshman down the ranks." ... FAX: (302) 737-9QICJ ing fifth place overall with so we were ready. Everyone produce consistently improv- Allison Delaney and sopho- Newark competes in E-MAIL: ~@chesPub;~ ,SUBSCRIPTION$: 1-800·229;3311

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SUN SERVICES 8:30 & ll:OOam Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:00am Church Office: 999-1800 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45am Wednesday Testimony Meetings 7:30pm Check out our web page: Contemporary Worship Childcare avai lable during services. www.NewLifeDE.org Every 3rd Saturday of the month 5:30 pm 2712 Old Milltown Rd. 525 Polly Drummond Road 302-456-5808 Wilmington, DE Newark 302-731-9494 ALL ARE WELCOME Handicapped Accessible • Child Care (near Kirkwood Hwy. & Milltown Rd.) TED DAY, PASTOR On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, November 4, 2011 • The Newark Post • Page 7 IN THE NEWS - 'Ugly Betty' actress urges students to find their passions By LISA BROADT to her name when she began to Ferrera decided to quit acting question her identity, she said. to help make the world a bet­ [email protected] For her work in the film "Real ter place. She confessed her Women Have Curves," Ferrera intentions to a USC profes­ Know yourself, know had received recognition from sor who responded by telling your passions, and do what film critics and several awards, Ferrera that her movie "Real you love, Emmy Award-win­ but the praise was not enough Women Have Curves" had ning actress America Ferrera to insulate her from a casting allowed him to connect with told nearly 400 University of agent's harsh comment. His an inner city Latina girl he Delaware students gathered in words - "that girl has inflated was mentoring. the Trabant Student Center on ideas of what she can accom­ "Your movie allowed us to Monday, October 24. plish" - preyed on Ferrera's have a conversation," he told Ferrera, who is known for deepest insecurities. Ferrera. her portrayal of Betty Suarez "I am just a chubby Latina It was at that moment, on the ABC television show girl destined to play chubby Ferrera told the UD audience, "Ugly Betty," was invited to Latina girls," Ferrara recalled in which she realized she could speak as part of the universi­ telling herself. Soon, she said, harness her passion for acting ty's Latino Heritage Month qualities innate to her identity - for telling stories of the Extravaganza. began to feel like barriers to human experience - to inspire Standing at the podium success. others. She did not have to be in a black dress, Ferrara told Ferrera's crisis continued less ethnic, or more bomb­ attendees about the journey during her freshman year at shell, or be anything different; that has taken her from nine­ the University of Southern she just had to be herself. year-old dreamer to 27-year­ California where she fell into "That was one of the first old activist. a habit of crying during emo­ experiences that allowed me Ferrera was a teenager with tional lectures. Overwhelmed to take pride in who I was. allowed me to connect to oth­ (how should young women rice and beans. I also like one professional acting credit by the world's problems, Staying true to who I was ers," she said. At the close of handle insecurity? Allow spaghetti and sushi. It just has her speech, Ferrera encour­ themselves the same grace to make sense to me." aged attendees to persevere on and compassion that they Shortly before leaving the their own personal journeys. extend to loved ones) to the stage, Ferrera encouraged "I hope for all of you silly (which boyfriend should attendees to take advantage that your time at University Betty have ended up with? of their time at UD. Our OF TIIE Arne of Delaware .. .lets you bet­ None of them were good "These are special years ter know yourselves and find enough for Betty!). of your life," Ferrera told This week's Out of the AHic your passions," she told the "Yes I like rice and beans," them. "Milk this experience item is a photograph of the students. Ferrera told a student who for everything it's worth and 1977 Newark High School In the question-and­ asked if she felt burdened by just enjoy it." Homecoming game football answer session that followed, cultural stereotypes. "What Ferrera's appearance was crowd that appeared in the the actress answered ques­ does that mean? It doesn't coordinated by UD's Center 1978 Krawen, NHS Student tions ranging from the serious mean anything except I like for Black Culture. Yearbook. Every fall is football frenzy time in Newark. The town has both high school and college teams with consistently outstanding records. The pic­ tured crowd came to watch the Newark Yellowjackets play the Concord Raiders. The crowd enthusiasm is reflected in the KEEPING AMERICA ROWNG! class float themes: Seniors - "Bee-Witch the Raiders, II on the town side of the tracks. Don't Be A TURKEY Juniors, • "Raiders don't Stand a Ghost of The museum will be open Sunday after­ a Chance, II Sophomores • "Everybody Has noons from 2 to 5 p.m. through November. to Go Sometime, the Raiders Time Has Individuals, groups, clubs, or organiza­ Relax after shopping and Come," and Freshmen • "Trick or Treat, the tions are welcome to visit at other times Let Premier do the Work Jackets Will Defeat. II The Junior float won. all year by appointment. Call 368·9845 Melanie Sharp was crowned Homecoming for arrangements. The Newark Historical 2 year, 24,000 miles Warranty on ALL repairs. Queen with runners-up Charyl Bedford and Society invites donations or loans of Sally Reuter. The game outcome? The objects, stories, pictures, and other arti­ Raiders won 22 to 12, the only loss the facts of places, activities, people, and life DAY AFTER Yellowjackats sustained in the regular sea­ styles in the Greater Newark Area for its son. Their other 1977 loss was in the sec­ permanent collections and display. THANKSGIVING SALE ond post-season game against Dover High Contact the Newark Historical Society by School. voice mail at 302·224·2408, by postal mail Friday, November 25th Visit the Newark History Museum located toP. 0. Box 711, Newark, DE 19715, or by ONLY Save on your at the historic 1877 passenger train station email to newarkdehistoricalsociety@yaho on South College Avenue beside the bridge o.com. Automotive needs too! Oil Change & Tire Rotation Art Gallery + Gift Shop + Classes ONLY $22.95 3 Convenient Locations Coming Soon Zumba Saturdays, I 0-1 I :OOam 302-737-7998 $7 per session. (Formerly Farmers Radiator) 233 E. Main Street, Newark, DE (1/moa6HWm, ~~fDY' Join the party! -~~ Holiday Gift Market 410-398-7749 127 W. Main St., Elkton, MD Nov. I 7 - Dec. 24 410-398-5095 220 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD

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• Obituaries are printed free dent of Associated Builders and was celebrated at St. Matthew's A memorial service was held rounded by his loving family. County High School and of charge as space permits. Contractors of Delaware. Ralph Catholic Church, 901 E. Newport at Christ Church, Christiana Mr. LaPointe was born in enrolled at Livingston University Information is usually supplied was a lifelong member of St. Pike, Woodcrest, on Friday, Hundred, 505 E. Buck Road, Marlboro, MD, on February 23, (now the University of Western to the newspaper by the funer­ Matthew's Catholic Church October 2. Viewing was held at Greenville, DE, on Saturday, 1932, son of the late Everett and Alabama), where he discovered al director. Additional local and Bishop Monaghan Knights St. Matthew's Catholic Church October 29, followed be a recep­ Ida Elizabeth LaPointe. A truck a lifelong love of history and obituaries are posted each week of Columbus Council. He was on Thursday, October 27. tion afterwards. driver by profession, he owned science, to which he eventu­ on the Newark Post Web site inducted into the Salesianum In lieu of flowers, the faro- In lieu of flowers, donations and operated his own truck for ally would devote thousands of www. newarkpostonline. com Hall of Fame in 2006. ily suggests contributions may can be made to the American over 25 years. He later accepted hours of reading. He is survived by his wife be made in Ralph's memory to Liver Foundation, 39 Broadway, a position with D&S Contractual He transferred to the Ralph DegliObizzi Sr. Kittyandhiseightchildren,Ralph Salesianum Taking Hold Capital Suite 2700, New York, NY Carriers where he worked for 18 University of Alabama, where Jr. and Debbie DegliObizzi, Campaign, 1801 N. Broom 10006 or to the Delaware years until his retirement. he graduated in 1973 with a Ralph G. DegliObizzi Sr., of Kathy and John Foster, Joseph St., Wilmington, DE, 19802 Humane Association, 701 A He is survived by his beloved degree in broadcast journal­ Newark and Lewes, died October and Pam DegliObizzi, Mark or Delaware Hospice, 3515 Street, Wilmington, DE 19801. wife, Juanita MoxleyLaPointe; ism, a puzzlement to the people 23, at his home in Newark sur­ and Kathie DegliObizzi, Mary Silverside Rd., Wilmington, DE, To sign guest book, visit children Sheryl DeRose (John) who knew his quiet personality. rounded by his loving family, Agnes and Nick Padovani, 19810. spicerrnullikin.com. of Bear, DE, Eric LaPointe After working as an ad sales­ after a courageous battle with Christine and Patrick McGovern, - (fiancee, Christy Flowers) of man and on-air personality at cancer. Anthony DegliObizzi and p~ Trevor Dodd Smyrna, DE, and Ernest "Junior" Montgomery, Ala., radio sta­ Ralph was Cronk, and Matthew and Deruse Esther Dougherty LaPointe Jr. of tions, he found his true call­ born on July DegliObizzi; his grandchil­ Trevor Allen Dodd, of Esther R. Dougherty, 92, of Ringgold, GA; ing as a newspaper copy editor. 7, 1933 to the dren Ralph ill and Meghan, Newark, died on Thesday Newark, died peacefully at her siblings,Roland He worked as a copy editor late Brunetto Aleesa, Michael DegliObizzi; evening, October 25, at the home October 29. A. LaPointe at The Montgomery Advertiser and Agnes Tina Foster, Erica and Dan University of PA Hospital in Esther was born in Pittsburgh, (Arlene) of in Montgomery, Ala., The Palm DegliObizzi. Dougherty, and Kim and Mark Philadelphia following compli­ PA on Apri124, 1919. She was a Newark, DE, Beach Post in West Palm Beach, He gradu­ Manno; Jeilllifer and Sam cations of an auto-immune disor­ homemaker, and a loving wife, Everett J. Fla., The Birmingham News ated from St. Cutrona, Joseph Jr. and Michelle, der, primary sclerosing cholangi­ mother, grandmother and great LaPointe of in Birmingham, Ala., and The Paul's Parochial School in 1948 and Daniel DegliObizzi; Mark tis. He was 42 years old. grandmother. Esther was a life­ Blackbird, DE, News Journal in Delaware. and Salesianum High School Jr., Lauren and Eric Collins, Trevor was time member of VFW Post 475 Ruth S. Adkins of Newark, DE, He is survived by his wife, in 1952. He married his high and Dianna DegliObizzi; born on August Ladies Auxiliary. and Beverly J. Nowell (Wayne) Betsy; son, Jack; brother, Adrian school sweetheart Kathleen Desiree, Heather, and Jim 10, 1969 in She is survived by five chil­ of Elkton, MD; grandchildren, Price of Thscaloosa, Ala; sis­ "Kitty" Delcollo and together Howie; Cassandra Padovani; Madison, Wl. dren, George S. Dougherty of Gina Spiese (Erec), J.R. Hultz, ter, Jean Baillie of Kenilwood, they had eight children, twenty­ Megan, Allison, Anastasia, and He spent his Newark, Willard J. Dougherty Macy DeRose, Dalton DeRose, England; aunt, Jackie Price of five grandchildren, and six great­ Katie McGovern; Anthony, childhood first of Rising Sun, Hedy Lee and Seth Gunns; and his dog, Deatsville, Ala.; cousins on both grandchildren. Alexander, and Christopher in Atlanta, Davis of Newark, William R. Toby. sides of the Atlantic; and 15 Ralph proudly served in DegliObizzi; Matthew and GA and later (Bill) Dougherty of Newark, A funeral service was held nieces and nephews. the United States Army Signal GiavannaDegliObizzi; his in Ponca City, and Timothy F. Dougherty of on Monday, October 31, in the A memorial service was held Corps during the Korean War. great-grandchildren Olivia, OK. The family moved to Newark; 15 grandchildren, 25 chapel of Gracelawn Memorial on Sunday, October 30 at Mealey He was a plumber by trade and Dominic, Owen, Drew, Sophia Wilmington in 1985, and Trevor great grandchildren and three Park, 2220 N. DuPont Parkway, Funeral Home, 2509 Limestone established his company, Ralph and Vmcent. Also survived by graduated from McKean High great great grandchildren. She New Castle. Interment followed Road, Wilmington. G. DegliObizzi and Sons, Inc., his sisters Florence DiCostanza, School in 1988. He studied at also leaves behind seven broth­ in the adjoining memorial park. In lieu of flowers, the fam­ in 1969 where he later worked Aida Shaw, Eleanor and Michael Shippensburg University and the ers and sisters. She was preceded To sign guest book, visit ily requests memorials be with his five sons for over 40 Geotz, sister-in-law, Jean Chubb Institute and then began in death by her husband George spicerrnullikin.com. made in Frank's name to the years. He was a member and Roberson, brother-in-law, Pete working at Delaware Technical who died in 2004. Kevin Turner Foundation, 3171 past president of the Plumbing, Chapman and many nieces and and Community College in the A service honoring her life Green Valley Road, Suite 526, Heating, Cooling Contractors nephews. IT department at the Wilmington was held at Delaware Veterans Frank Price Jr. Birmingham, AL 35243. Association of Delaware, and a Mass of Christian burial and Stanton campuses. In recent Memorial Cemetery in Bear, Frank Harris Price Jr., of To send an online con- charter member and past presi- years, he also provided IT sup­ on Wednesday, November 2. Bear, died at the age of 62, dolence, please v1s1t port for the Victory Christian Friends and family called at R.T. after battling amyotropic lateral MealeyFuneralHomes.com. Fellowship Church in New Foard & Jones Funeral Home, sclerosis for nearly four years. Castle. 122 West Main St., Newark. Born in Warrington, England, He is survived by his moth­ Memorial contributions may be to a U.S. Air Force sergeant John Senbnan Ill er and father, John and Diedra made to VFW Post 475 Ladies and his English wife, Florence, John M. "Jay" Sentman ill, Dodd, ofAvondale, PA; his sister, Auxiliary c/o the funeral home. Frank spent his childhood mov­ 59, died suddenly on Friday, Melissa Dodd, of San Francisco, To send condolences visit ing every few years, living in the October 21, in the Christiana CA; his aunt Debbie Dodd and www.rtfoard.com. western U.S. and England. Hospital. Jay was a Professional her partner Nancy Wymer of In 1962, when he was 12, his Chemical Engineer and the Ogden, UT; his aunt Mary Jones mother died in Missouri from Director of Process and and her husband Bruce Jones of Ernest LaPointe an asthma attack and his father Pharmaceutical Engineering at Pensacola, FL; and treasured, Mr. Ernest W. LaPointe, 79, moved the family to Prattville, Delaware Engineering & Design close family friends who were of Newark, died peacefully on Ala., to be close to relatives. Corp. in Newark. part of the extended family. Wednesday, October 26, ·sur- Frank graduated from Autauga Jay had taught Environmental

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Design for the Department his sisters, Mary Jane Lundquist Post in Wilmington and volun­ of Civil and Environmental and Dorothy Mae Weaver; and teered each year to help stage Engineering at the University brother, Phillip Schuyler. the Wilmington St. Patrick's of Delaware. He was the Past Services were held on Day Parade. NCC Executive signs second Chairman of the Wilmington Saturday, October 29, at R.T. In addition to his parents, chapter of The American Foard and Jones, 122 West Main Mr. Watkins was preced­ Institute of Chemical Engineers. Street, Newark. Burial followed ed in death by his first wife, piece of pension reform He loved music and was a at St. George's Cemetery in St. Marguerite V. Watkins, his sec­ member of the Brandywiners George's. ond wife, Mary Haeseler Meier County Executive Paul Clark kept our promise to current chological stresses" endured Ltd. and performed with The Memorial contributions may Watkins, sons, David Meier signed into law the second piece employees and retirees while by those employees and to Wilmington be made to the Christiana Fire and Charles Watkins, daughter­ of his pension-reform initiative ensuring a continued benefit for improve retention and recruit­ Drama League. Company or the Christiana in-law, Tammy Watkins, seven that will change the pension new and future employees. We ment of such employees, who Jay was an Ladies Auxiliary. brothers, and two sisters. He is plan for new county employees. want to be an employer that include paramedics and emer­ active mem­ To send condolences visit survived by his children, John Clark pushed for the legisla­ people can depend on when gency communications person­ ber of Grace www.rtfoard.com. Watkins, Jr. (Alma), Ralph tion -- part of the ''fundamental they retire, but we also need nel. The legislation allows them Evangelical Meier (Katharine), Robert change" he called for in his to be fiscally responsible. This to calculate scheduled overtime Church where Watkins, Daniel Meier (Nancy), budget address last March -- to 'hybrid' pension plan for new into their base salaries for pen­ he was part Kenneth Snow Sr. Marguerite Gott (Mark), control rising costs and to pro­ employees achieves both of sion purposes and makes them of their music Mr. Kenneth Lewis Snow Stanley Meier (Jane), Nicholas tect the long-term viability of those goals." eligible for a pension at age ministry. Sr., 91, of Decatur, IL, formerly Watkins, and Jennifer Meier; the county's pension fund. The county estimates that 60 after 10 years of service Jay is survived by two sis­ of Newark, died on Wednesday, brother, Joseph Watkins; sister, County Council voted unan­ the new pension plan will save or at any age after 30 years of ters, Kathryn S. Boehm and October26. Joan Webb (George); grand­ imously Oct. 11 to close the 3 at least $1.2 million over 10 service. husband Michael of Brick, NJ, Born in Ramapo, NY, on children, 'JYler, Bianca, Caleb, percent pension plan for county years and at least $8.6 mil­ In his budget address four and Jacqueline Chavez and July 7, 1920, Mr. Snow was the Kiana, Jonathan, Danielle, Mary employees hired on or after Nov. lion over 25 years, assuming 25 months after taking office, Clark husband Ronnie of Silver City, son of the late Sherman T. Snow Frances, Sarah, Jeremy, Lauren, 1, 2011. Instead, the county will employees are hired each year. called for measures to address NM; beloved nieces and neph­ Sr. and Myrtle Lewis Snow. He Lindsey, and Joshua; and many offer new employees a com­ Council voted in June to the rising costs of employee ews, Kirsten, Kyle, Analyssia proudly served his country in the nieces, nephews, and extended bined defined-benefit plan (like close the county's 5 percent benefits. In the last 10 years the and Brittany. Jay was preceded U.S. Army during World War II. family members. most public sector plans) and pension plan to new employ­ county's health care costs have in death by his beloved mother, fu civilian life, Mr. Snow Visitation was held on defined-contribution plan (like ees. As with that legislation, the increased by 128 percent, pen­ Alice Davidson Sentman and his enjoyed a long and success­ Thesday, November 1, at the most private sector plans). The new law does not affect current sion costs by 227 percent, and father, John M. Sentman Jr. ful career with the Avon Spicer-Mullikin Funeral Home, county will contribute 1 percent full-time county employees and workers compensation costs by A visitation was held on Corporation. He was instrumen­ 1000 N. DuPont Parkway, New of an employee's annual salary retirees who already participate 323 percent. Those three items Friday, October 28, in the Strano tal in opening the Avon plant in Castle. Mass of Christian Burial and will match up to 2 percent in either the 5 percent or 3 alone make up over 20 percent & Feeley Family Funeral Home, Newark in 1952 along with five was offered on Wednesday, of an employee's contribution percent pension plan. Current of the county's spending, Clark 635 Churchrnans Rd., Newark, managers from New York. He November 2, at Holy Spirit under the new plan. and future members of the FOP said. While employee contribu­ and again on Saturday, October retired in 1975. R.C. Church, 12 Wmder Road, The new legislation con­ union also are not affected since tions to the pension plan have 29, followed by a service in A gifted athlete and avid Garfield Park, New Castle. tinues the requirement that they participate in the State of remained the same, the county's Celebration of Jay's Life. Burial sports fan throughout his life, futerment followed in Cathedral employees have at least 10 Delaware Police pension plan. share has increased dramatical­ was in St. Georges Cemetery. Mr. Snow was one of the found­ Cemetery, 2400 Lancaster Ave., years of service to be eligible The new legislation -- spon­ ly due to a greater number of In lieu of flowers, contribu­ ers and coaches of Newark Little Wilmington. for a pension at age 65. sored by Councilman Penrose retirees and declining invest­ tions in Jay's memory can be sent League Baseball. He also estab­ fu lieu of flowers, contri­ 'These are tough choices but Hollins -- also carves out an ment returns in an unsteady to the Leukemia & Lymphoma lished his company's baseball butions may be made to Holy ones that had to be made given exception for the county's economy. The county now con­ Society, 100 West lOth Street, team, the Avon Yankees, for the Spirit R.C. Church at the address the soaring costs of employee eq1ergency responders to rec­ tributes about $13.6 million a Wilmington, DE 19801. same league. above. benefits," Clark said. "We have ognize the "physical and psy- year to the pension plan. To express an online condo­ He was preceded in death lence, please visit www.strano­ by his beloved wife, Marion feeley.com. Frances Fitzpatrick Snow. He is survived by his sons, Kenneth L. Snow Jr. (Joy) of Decatur, IL, Peter Schuyler and Thomas S. Snow (Maria) Peter J. Schuyler, 77, of of Cincinnati, OH; six grand­ Lewes, died on Monday, October children; and four great-grand­ 24, at the Beebe Medical Center. children. He was born on April 24, 1934 A funeral service will be held NEWARK to the late George B. and Olive at 11 a.m. on Friday, November M. (Heasley) Schuyler. 4, at the Spicer-Mullikin Funeral Pete was a member of the Home, 121 West Park Place, CHARTER SCHOOL Newark High School Class of Newark, where visitation will '54 and the Lower DE Newark begin at 9 a.m. Interment will "Excellence In Academics and Decorum" Alumni ''Lunch Bunch". He was follow in Head of Christiana a volunteer firefighter with the Cemetery, Nottingham Road, Christiana Fire Co. for 41 years, Newark. where he was the President from To sign guest book, visit Applications are being accepted: Oct. 10 through Nov. 21, 2011 1974-76. He was also very active spicermullikin.com. For students who .will be entering grades K,8 in Sept. 2012 with the New Castle County John Watkins Volunteer Applications for enrollment may be obtained by: Fireman's Mr. John J. Watkins, Sr., 82, Association and of Newark, died on Wednesday, the Delaware October 26, surrounded by his • downloading a copy from our web site: www.newarkcharter.org • visiting our Open House Volunteer loving family. • stopping by our school Fireman ' s A native Delawarean, Mr. Association Watkins was born in Wilmington until he retired in 1996. fu addi­ on September 21, 1929, son of tion, he was a member of the the late Robert A. Watkins and OPEN HOUSE American Legion Post #28. Madeline A. He is survived by his lov­ Hart Watkins. ing wife of 57 years, Norma He made his Thursday, November 10 .,. 6:00 .,. 8:00 PM J. (Laws) Schuyler of Lewes, career as a pro­ DE; daughters, Valarie Jones fessional brick and her husband, Michael of mason with Manassas, VA and Julie Ann Bricklayers Rentz and her husband, Robert Union Local School Rating: of Fayetteville, GA; grandchil­ #1. 2001 Patriot Way, Newark, dren, Michael J. Jones and his A devout Catholic through­ SVPERICRSCH:XI Delaware 19711 wife, Deanna of New Castle, DE out his life, Mr. Watkins was a 2004,2005,2006,2007,2008, and Heather Jones of Newark, member of St. John's parish in (302) 369 ~ 2001 DE; great-grandson, Codie; sis­ Newark; he was a former mem­ 2009, 2010, 20ll ter-in-law, Louise L. Press; and ber of Holy Spirit Parish and its a host of nieces and nephews. Holy Name men's group. He Pete was preceded in death by was also active with the Durney Page 10 • The Newark Post • Friday, November 4, 2011 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 COMMUNITY NEWS Set) until his death in 1961. First Presbyterian Church, 292 in Newark. Transportation graduate student life is like, You're Invited to a HOLA event to fea· Besides Erector Sets, Gilbert West Main Street, Newark, will be available for fami­ explore the many services ture live music, manufactured American Flyer DE. lies that live fn the City of available to graduate students Bead Party! dance, food Trains, magic sets, chemistry The film is free and open Wilmington. Students and at UD, and get insights from Friday, November 11, sets, telegraph and telephone to the public. Free refresh­ their parents are encour­ graduate program directors on 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. BeadforLife Fiesta Latina, an event sets, minerals sets, electrical ments. Following the film aged to take advantage of getting in to graduate school. featuring music, dance and is eradicating poverty - sets, machinery and other sci­ will be an opportunity for the bus shuttle service. Buses More information, includ­ one bead at a time. Party food, will be held from 8- ence sets, and even an atomic reflection and discussion. For will leave at 5:30PM from ing a list of participating 11 p.m., Friday, Nov. 4, in sponsored by Presbyterian energy set. His "toys" inspired more information, please call Bayard Middle School, 200 S. programs, is available at the Campus Ministry, University Multipurpose Rooms A and generations of inventors, 302-731-5644 or visit www. DuPont Street, Wilmington, Graduate Expo website, www. B of the Trabant University of Delaware, 292 West Main machinists, chemists, engi­ firstpresnewark.org. DE, and return to Bayard udel.edu/gradexpo. Street, Newark, Memorial Center. neers, and other scientists. Middle School by appro xi­ This event is free; online There will be live music by Hall - brick building behind On display will be models mately 8:30PM. Please Note registration is requested and is sanctuary. Help eradicate La Orquesta Insaciable and DJ made from Erector Sets, such Christina to Host that in order for middle school available at the website. Bis. The event, sponsored by poverty and enjoy the beauty as the 6-foot Coney Island Annual College Fair students to board the bus, they The UD Graduate Expo of these colorful, recycled HOLA and co-sponsored by Parachute Jump (still existing On Wednesday, November must be accompanied by an is sponsored by the Graduate paper beads, made by women the Center for Black Culture, as an historic landmark), large adult. High School students Student Senate, the Office of is free and open to the public. 9, the Christina School in Uganda. Come buy gifts ferris wheels, and a carousel. District will host a College do not need adult escorts. Graduate and Professional for your friends and family, Please call 302-552-2625 Erector Sets and parts will Fair showcasing state and Education and the Division of and feel good doing it. For 8th Annual Holiday also be available for sale or regional colleges, universities, if you are planning to use Professional and Continuing questions about Presbyterian Fling trade. and career and technical pro­ the bus, as seating must be Studies. Campus Ministry or to con­ grams. The event will be held reserved in advance. tact them, go to: www.udelp­ Come shop for fall and Longaberger from 6 - 8 p.m. at Glasgow For more information about Newark High cm.org. winter holiday gift items at our High School"in Newark. The the Christina School District Basket Bingo College Fair, please visit the School Orchestra to 8th Annual "Holiday Fling" on College Fair is open to all Huge Fall/Winter Saturday, November 5, from Sunday, November 6, 3 families of middle and high Christina School District website at www.christina.k12. Perform 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. at Christiana p.m. (doors open at 2 p.m.). school students interested in Sale . ..._ Presbyterian Church, 15 de.us or call 302-454-2164, Newark High School's first Holy Angels Fremont Hall, exploring options for college orchestra concert of the school Saturday, November N. Old Baltimore Pike, 82 Possum Park Rd, Newark, and careers. Participants will extension 109. Christiana, 1 mile south of year will be held on Thursday, 12. St. Catherine of Siena DE 19711. Featuring 20 have opportunities to: November 10 at 7 p.m. in Children's Clothing & Toy Christiana Mall. Both nation­ o Obtain information and games, 2 specials, raffles, door Graduate Expo at the Newark High School Resale will be held from 9:30 ally-known and local vendors prizes, great food. Tickets: talk with representatives from will be displaying cosmetics, UD's Trabant Center Auditorium. The Chamber, a.m. - 1 p.m. in the school $20/person if purchased a variety of regional colleges gym; 2503 Centerville Rd, jewelry, candles, specialty String and Repertory by Nov. 5; $25 at the door. and universities The University of Delaware Orchestras, together with the Wilm. DE 19808; Sizes new­ food items, home decor and o Obtain information on All proceeds to Building & will host its second annual Masterworks Choir, will per­ born thru pre-teen, baby gear crafts. Lunch items will be Financial Aid and scholar­ Maintenance Fund. Call Holy Graduate Expo from 3-7 p.m., form selections in a Basically and equipment, toys, games, available for sale. There will Wednesday, Nov. 9, in the Angels Parish Office, 302- ships Baroque theme. The concert books and more. For info, also be a bake table and door 731-2200. o Gain professional advice Multipurpose Room of the is free and open to the public. please visit scschildrensre­ prizes all day. from college representatives Trabant University Center. No admission charge. The The concert will feature sale.com or call (302) 545- First Sunday Film on the admissions process Anyone considering grad­ works by Corelli, Holst and 5520 or (302) 463-7792. Cash table fee for vendors is $30. o Receive resources for uate school, at UD or else­ Vaughn Williams. Student only sale. For more details, call 302- students with disabilities where, will benefit from this Series on Social soloist Hassan Henderson 737-0212 or 302-322-1998. o Learn about NCAA eligi­ event. will perform Telemann's Justice bility for student athletes The Graduate Expo will Concerto in G Major for Viola ------­ November 6, at 6:30 p.m., o Participate in a "College feature informational tables The Mid-Atlantic and the NHS Choir will join Invictus. What qualities of Scavenger Hunt" for many UD graduate pro­ the string students to perform PosT STUMPER soLVED Regional Meeting character and political savvy o Participate in iniddle and grams. Prospective students "Lacrimosa" from Mozart's bring reconciliation and unity high school workshops will have the opportunity to of the A. C. Gilbert Requiem. to a country, which suffered o Collect free college and speak to program staff, fac­ The Chamber Orchestra Heritage Society from decades of oppression career resources and materi­ ulty and students and get their will offer a reprise of Holst's and hostility under Aparthied? questions answered. Saturday, November als Brook Green Suite on 5, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Who is willing to be an effec­ o Have opportunities to In addition, panel discus­ tive partner in the quest for Saturday, November 12, when Courtyard Marriott, Newark win gift cards to support col­ sions on critical topics will they will perform with the peace? This is the story of lege or career expenses offer helpful information for [next to Clayton Hall, U of D, Newark Symphony Chamber Nelson Mandela's brilliance, Refreshments and live both current graduate students on Route 896]. Orchestra at the United skill, and compassion as he entertainment will be pro­ and those thinking of attend­ A. C. 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FOUND - Brindle col­ Class A Body Tech Housekeeping ored young male dog with tools. Flat rate Located in North (pit bull) found in vicin- pay, busy shop. Previ­ East, MD is hiring for ity of Kensington ous apps. or empl. Housekeeping - Part Courts neighborhood, need not apply. time flexible days & NORTH EAST- 2 br CECILTON- lg 2br, GOOSE 302-598-5037 LOST BLACK MALE weekends, - CAT in Washington Mon- Fri 8a-5p Call apt. $800/mo. + $800 1.5 ba, cac, w/d, $975/ PROBLEMS? Body Shop Manager lwalsh@northbayad­ sec. Call410-287-6572 118± Mountainview FOUND 5mo. pup, Woods, Elkton. Timin, venture.com mo + sec. & util's. pets Acres in 3 Tracts Call Wild Goose 302-994-4438 neg. 410-275-6000 Chasers sm doberman mix 1-1.5 years old, very 443-674-9028 Farm Equipment, black/tan, Chester- sweet, yellow eyes and Hereford Herd Bed­ 443-553-7828 "We Get the Flock town/Perryville, a tad large for his age. PT may lead to FIT ford, Va ABSOLUTE 215-720-6284 PLEASE CALL IF Kennel Helper. Must AUCTION: Sat, Nov 5, Out!!" www.chesapeakewi FOUND OR SPOTIED be 18, have own 10am Terms, details, FOUND BIRD Possi­ ANYWHERE!! Nelson transportation and ~!'~ ~'tP' ldgoosechasers.com bidding online: www. ble Quaker Parrot. is greatly missed. Call have previous experi­ Meadowside TH's. CHERRY HILL 2br, countsauction.com Green with some blue 443-910-1044 DRIVERS ence in dog/cat han­ Immediate occupancy 1ba, eat in kit., sun­ 800-780-2991 VAAF93 PUBLIC NOTICE feathers. Found in Heritage Concrete dling. Please submit for 1 & 2 BR's. Close room, shed, lrg. yrd. development around LOT DOG, Siberian Mixer/dump truck resume to Shannon to schools & shopping. $875 + sec. No pets. 5, 106±sf Multipur­ the NE River Yacht Husky - 4yrs old, Middletown plant Spengler via fax 610- Country setting. 41 0-620-3029 pose Bldg., 0.95± Club. 443-309-0287. between Elkton & COL Req'd 932-8093 or email Handicap accessible. Acres Newbern Loop, North East, frindly, FOUND BOXER in shannon.spengler@apple­ Please call: Gainesville, VA. Prince 443-553-9971 Send resume to: brookvets.com. vicinity of Blue Ball toconnell@ 410-658-2798 Mon-Fri. William County Fore­ 9am-4pm. Equal closure AUCTION: Road. Call to claim MISSING DOG heritageconcrete. net must describe. Call FAX 302-777-1239 Housing Opportunity. Thur, Nov 10, 12pm FROM HIS YARD ON TDD#1-800-735-2258 Terms, photos online: 410-398-1974 10/3 in Street MD on www.countsauction.com Rt1 . Has been spotted View Public Notices FOUND DOG- small Houses for Rent 800-780-2991 VAAF93 from around the female tan and black, on Cedar Church Rd in G State of Maryland, Chase/ Middleriver Darlington med size all DC BIG FLEA NOV black dog no collar or 5-6 An Amazing Trea­ visit: Baltimore MD area. www.mddcnews.com Call443-722-7979 markings. Answers to FRONT DESK Expe­ DENTON This vic­ sure Hunt! Metro DC's Alex Reward offered Largest Antique Event! rience a must. Apply in torian house has Call410-836-3856 person, Comfort been totally renovat­ Dulles Expo-Chantil­ Adoptions FOUND in North ly, VA 495 to Rte 66W, e Suites, 1570 Elkton, BEACON APTS ed. 3br, 2.5ba. $1300 Eastern Cecil County, Rd, Elkton, MD. in North East $000000 App Fee Exit 53B Adm $8 Sat grey cat, friendly, Lisa 41 0-634-2513 9-6 Sun 11-5 www. 41 0-658-9401 1 & 2br units, imme- 3 BR Homes for rent damorepromotions.com MASSAGE THERA­ diately available. in Elkton $875/mo. py - Learn fast, earn NO PETS! DID YOU USE THE fast.Financial aid if Ask about our Fall Bad credit? No trouble FOUND KEYS move in Special, for We can help! OSTEOPOROSIS Adopt: young, happily On Halloween night. qualified. A new career DRUG FOSAMAX is at yourfingertips. qualified applicants. Call for appointment married couple hoping Raven keychain w/ car Call Sharon _ _1602 Elkton - Hollings- (Aiendronate)? If you to adopt newborn, stay keys. Found in North G Help Wanted FT Call Centura College 443 309 experienced femur 877-206-3353 410-287-6111 www.thehomesforlife.com worth Manor 2BR, no at home mom. East on Howard St. www.thebeacona- pets, brand new $700/ fracture (upper leg), Expenses paid. 410-287-5326 AIRLINE MECHAN­ you may be entitled Call Alison & Mike IC - Train for high Top Pay On Excel­ compensation. Contact 1-888-54 7-2080 or visit payingAviation Mainte­ lent Runs! Regional Attorney Charles John­ www.MikeandAiisonAdopt.com FOUND WEDDING nance Career. FAA Runs, Steady Miles, son 1-800-535-5727 RING Found at car approved p rog ram. Frequent Hometime, •ADOPT• Art class­ wash on Rt 40 in Elk­ Financial aid if quali­ New Equipment. Auto­ es to zoo trips, every­ ton . Has date of fied - Job placementas­ matic Detention Pay! thing in between. 1st ~~~~~~~; COL-A, 6 mo. Experi­ TAG YOUR AUTO 2/27/10 in it. Also has sistance. CALL Avia­ ELKTON 2BR Elkton 2-4 BRS ELKTON 3br, 2 bath, baby will be our initials call to describe. tion Institute of Mainte­ ence required. EEOE I $575/mo + sec dep no Starting at $1095 bi-level, with 1 car FOR SALE IN OUR King/Queen. Expenses 410-392-0660 nance AAP 866-322-4039 pets, proof of income 410-620-1345 garage. 410-620-1345 CLASSIFIEDS paid 1-800-561-9323 (866) 823-6729. www.Drive4Marten.com req. Call 443-350-0621 #1

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~ FumHUret G Houses for Rent G Houses for Rent G Houses for Rent e House for Sale e ~~~1fereage e Animals/Pet e Animals/Pet V Furnishings 20 ACRE FORE- BEAGLE, MALE- Coffee table with CLOSURES Near neutered, 2 yrs old, matching end table dk Booming El Paso, free to good home. wood exc cond both for Texas. Was $16,900 Serious inquires only. $50 41 0-838-5507 443-553-1909 ELKTON 4br, eat in FAWN GROVE PA ZION I NORTH Real Estate Auction Now $12,900 $0 Down, DINING ROOM SET kit. , deck, applis., cor­ Farm house on 5 EAST 3Br, 1.5 ba cape Nominal Opening take over pay­ Broyhill. Excellent cond ner lot. $1100 mo. + acres, 3br, 1.5ba, large cod. Large shaded Bids Start at $10,000 ments,$99 per mo. Includes trestle table sec. 973-866-6452 kit. Bridgeton Rd. $950 yard. RS School Dis­ 100 Hawthorne Ct, Beautiful views, owner with 3 leaves and com­ trict. $1200/ mo 410- Landenberg, PA financing. FREE map I ELKTON Buckhill mo. 410-272-4568 plete set of pads, 2 658-4056 4BR 4.5BA 3,620sf+/- pictures Please call piece china closet, Farms, 3br, 1ba, ranch 315 Cobble Creek 1-800-343-9444 recently remod. $1200 server unit, 2 end Curve, Newark, DE chairs, 4 side chairs + sec. No pets. Avail ., POODLE mini 2BR 2.5BA condo. .,. (chairs, recently now 410-398-3003 , apricot AKC shots & All properties sell: .. ...• reupholstered) $700 2:30PM Tue., Nov. 15 wormed. Born 7/21/11 N CHES CITY 3br •• 41 0-256-2180. Photos at 100 Hawthorne Ct, BICHON DOG Free gorgeous companion available. 1br waterview Landenberg, PA to good home. I work $650 Aberdeen Md. $850/mo sec, nights and he will not 410-273-7606 or 443- FREE BEDROOM ref's call williamsauction.com ELKTON 2br t/h in 800-801-8003 adjust to my sched­ 752-9649 SET dining room table ELKTON Meadowview 410-392-5553 town, c/ac, w/d, off st. Many properties now ule. 443-907-5117 and dresser. Needs to 3BR split level w/2 car parking, $825/m + sec available for online bid­ PUPPIES be picked up Oct 30th. gar., $1200/mo + sec. no pets 410-398-1373 ding! A Buyer's Premi­ BLACK LAB PUP­ Cocka Poos, Yorki Call 443-466-0044 ask 41 0-398-344 7 um (Buyer's Fee in WI) A-A-A PAINTING PIES for sale. 6 Poos, Malti Poos, for Tammy Interior & exterior, Huskies, Yorkies, G Rooms for Rent may apply. Williams & females 5 males. AKC FREE KING BED Williams Decks, pressure Registered. First shots Golden Doodles, N EAST T/H 3br, 1.5 washing, rain gutters Shorkies, Puggles, SET excellent condi­ PA Broker: & dewormed. Will be tion. 410-287-1349 ba, bsmnt, deck, exc Daniel Nelson Re cleaned Lie# 684317 ready 1st week of $300 & up and cute cond . Near town & . Lie BE003192 cell 302-354-1936 December. $500.00 mix pups $175 & up HANDMADE OAK 410-925-0414 ELKTON Possible park. No pets. $800/m Auctioneer: Please call Christine @ BENCH w/rocking 410-392-5658 rent to own w/ good Ches city- female Tony Langdon Auc Lie 443-807-6262 Pups PUPPIES, free to horse design cutouts credit. 3Br, 1 Ba room mate to share 2 AU005726; Williams & are located in Per­ good home, 2 females, on each end $55. Two ranch . Carpet through­ br. Close to canal. Williams Auc Lie ryville Mom is on site. 1 male, black & brown, matching shelves $10. out. $1025. 410-620- $350/mo + 1/2 utils. AY001966 Please give 24 hr mix. 443-553-4840 Or all for $60. E-mail 1019 302-230-1159 notice if you want dad pictures available. Retirement and there. Mom­ 410-378-3312 Future move? Discov­ K. Spencer QUAKER PARROT ELKTON Turnquist NORTH EAST In yellow/Dad Choc $75. 410-920-3109 T/h, 3br 1.5 ba, compl. er Delaware and our Home MARBLE TOP COF­ town 3br, 1ba , eat in gated community. Man­ FREE KITTENS. renov $1195/mo Wal­ kit. , LR, den, deck, off Improvements, FEE AND END nut Hill 2 story colonial ufactured homes from Inc. 3 orange males. TABLES. $90. Call st parking, yrd . ac, w/d Jhe mid $30's! Litter trained. 3br 2.5ba, basmnt, gar, Compl new remod. When Quality 41 0-452-5667 after $1750/m 410-392-9214 $1050 + sec. No pets. ELKTON Winding­ Brochures available 1- Comes First! North East area 7pm. brook, furnished room. 866-629-0770 Or 443-485-8540. 610-637-2145 $145 per week, search www. MIRROR. Flat bath­ .Painting Yellow Labs AKC room type with beveled includes utilities. coolbranch.com • Garages 302-276-5110 Registered. Eastern edge. 50-112" L X 36" • Basements Shore raised wit a H. $50. 410-378-3312 • Kitchens &Baths ~ Hunting Property/ lot of love and care . V Rent • Additions Great family I hunt­ ~~~~~Brook. 3Br, 1.5Ba. SPECTACULAR Golden Retriever • Crown Molding OFFICE COM PUT­ Pups $500 each. ing dogs. $800.00. $840/mo + sec dep PERRYVILLE- 2 BR FARM FOR GOOSE OCEAN GULF PENT­ • Porches 1st shots. Ready to ER CHAIR black fabric 410-287-3858 w/ lrg kitch, 2 ca HUNTING in Cecil HOUSE CONDO! 4BR • Window I Door 1st shots, parents on heavy duty base on prem. Beautiful litter! go. Call Betsy @ detached garage. 15 County for the 2011- I 3BA! Only $479,900 Replacement 41 0-490-2441 . wheels adjustable $25 min to APG, close to 2012 Waterfowl Sea­ Same unit sold for $1 .2 443-977-2787 410-838-5507 train station quiet son. Lrg pond on prop­ mil. Absolutely gor­ FREE erty. $3200 up to 8 KITTENS Free to ROCKING CHAIR, setting $1 ,200/ mo + geous. THE ONLY ESTIMATES good home, visit utils & sec dep. hunters 410-620-5055 penthouse condo avail­ Very Good Condition, able for sale in Pana­ http://marylanddefend­ $50, 410-937-5705 410-378-3127 REFERENCES ers.webs .com Commercial ma City Beach! Enjoy LICENSED & ELKTON/ FAIRHILL- e' Rentals 443-945-6282 SHEEP SKIN PAD 3br, 2ba, CAC, com­ white sand beach, INSURED that goes under your resort-style amenities, YORKSHIRE PUP­ pletly renov. 1 car PIES. Family raised. sheet to converts 2 garage. No pets. luxurious accommoda­ No Job to small twin beds into a king. tions, Must See! Fly Available now. 1st $1250. 410-398-3547 MHIC#127618 shots & wormed. size bed New. $25. direct from BWI. Call Henckels wooden now 877-888-2296, ext 3 males, 2 females. ~!!:~~ Parents on Prem. knife rack fits on stry farm house, 1br, CECIL CO - Office; 410-378-9219 LAB PUPPIES ACA FAIR HILL rent to 123 counter holds 9 knives own 3br 3ba 1.5 ac lg kitch, LR, 1ba, deck. Retail; Warehouse; Registered. Yellow & $600. 443-528-6140 black, family raised. $15. 410-335-2211 fam rm f/place $1200/ Country setting. $1000/ Industrial. Outside stor­ Mobile Homes mo + sec 41 0-392..{)504 mo +sec dep. No pets. age 443-553-1517 e Shots, vet checked. SOFA & CHAIR. Call evenings. Ready now. $350 ea. $100. 410-661-3510 41 0-658-4271 Office spaces I store 717-548-0869 Balto. Co. front. Free standing bldg. North East Rd. LOVE BIRDS 3 with SOFA AND CHAIR- 2 one of these local dealers 443-350-0621 cage. $75.00 obo. Call END TALBES. good Donna 443-907-0074 condition. $50 obo. Animals/Pet and drive home happy! e THOROUGH BRED Call410-327-1519 Bal­ 10 yrs old. Dark bay. timore City 3 HOUSE CATS and $1500. Call 443-415- TV Sony Trinitron. 1 Beagle puppy. Free 3635 Good condition. VOLKSWAGEN to good home. All ELKTON AREA 32" screen $50 shots, etc. Call 443- 41 0-803-2659 2006 Marlett 16x80 907-6198 0 Antiques/Art SlllifJL e House for Sale 3Br, 2 full ba, all TWIN BED frame VOLKSWAGEN,LTO. appls included. New w/head & foot board. 4304 Kirkwood Highway, FAIR HILL FSBO 3br carpet & paint, gas $15. 410-661-3510 3ba bilevel on 1.5 ac lg FP, lg eat in kitchen MINIATURE PINCH­ Balto. Co. WILMINGTON, DE fam rm f/place fen yd with island. $39,900 ER pups. Black & tan, $230k 41 0-392..{)504 610-476-1176 male & female. $350. 1\tti Chlldreill Babyltems 302-998-013l AKC Adults (2) 973-997-1584 BEDROOM SET V HURRY GOING antique, 6 pc, carved FASTII LAST 13 Dachshunds(7&5 2 DOLLS WITH Drivers wanted."' (fl yrs.) $100 , 1 Yorkie mahogany Chippen­ LOTS!! HUNTING dale style twin set. 2 STANDS one blonde, CREEK WATER- 6yrs. not fixed $300 one brunette. $5.00 utd on wormings and twin beds, desk with FRONT PROPERTY chair, dresser, mirror. each. 410-574-1307 LOWEST PRICE PERRYVILLE 3br shots 410-758-0120 MH for rent. in sm. park 41 0-490-6669 Made by Feldenkrais EVER - $65,000.00 Furniture, Philadel­ Firewood NAVIGABLE TO THE next to post office. Non PEMBROOK e phia PA. Exc cond . CHESAPEAKE BAY smok. envir. No pets. CORGIE Pembrook ·FIREPLACE Electric Ref's & sec. req'd. CKC male, 4 yrs old, $2,995. Pies avail. PAVED ROADS, 41 0-490-1305 vintage, medium LANDSCRAPED CALL $750mo 443-309-3755 up to date rabies. Good weight steel. As is. TODAY! Located in w/kids, $200 obo. 302- $15. 410-392-2707 Beautiful VA (757) 710- 898-2107 FumHUret e~ Furnishings 3827; Email: wadavis3@hotmail ANTIQUE (2)- end You can find RID YOUR HOME OF tables, and coffee table $99 for all anything you ALL THAT CLUTTER! Call 410-679-8659 BEAGLE PUPPIES HAVE AYARD SALE want in the Tri Color & Blue Tick. BUNKBED FRAME, Shots & wormed. Good AIID ADVERTISE IT sm entertainment ctr, classifiedsl hunting stock. Males glasstop table $100 for 410-734..{)369 WITH US! all. 410-398-7862 On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, November 4, 2011 • The Newark Post • Page 13

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North American WOODSTOVE Dutch BED RAIL, for adult, costs. 410-256-1640 your weight penny SHOP PHOTOS FEDERAL DUCK West 22" tog. $600 HEATER gas. 50 gal­ Chesapeake Bay at Fishing Club $50. STAMP PRINT COL­ $35, Walker & Cane $5 scale ... can email 410-658-1816 obo. 443-945-1295 each. 410-937-5705 lon. Used very little. www shopphoto LECTION 1970 thru $60.00. 410-392-4319 picture. $995.00 410-479- 0199 or chesapeakebay com. VCR GOOD working 1995 (except 1972) all BLACK LEATHER The site also has links G Gene,.l Merchandise JEWELRY, Sarah 301-802-3243 cond & Child & Movies museum framed. 1989 COAT size 2X like new to Mixbook create approx (30) tapes - 1995 are executive cost $89.00 from Pee­ Coventry, Clip ear­ 2- HAMPTON BAY COLLECTIBLE your custom pet photo $40 or b/o Call edition. Asking $15,000 bles. $20.00 410-392- rings, pins etc., $5 book, Kodak store, fluch mount ceiling BARBIES Christmas, each, Bel Air, 443-243- 41 0-939-4938 b/o 410-531-5050 or light fixtures, brass and 4319 Birthday etc. Dated Summit Hut, Gear up email [email protected] 4392 and get outside WESTERN PIC­ glass. $5 .. 00 each. BREAD MAKER back to late 80's. Most (subject prints) KNISE TRAIN. Beau­ TURE made of pecan 410-574-1307 Breadman TR444. still in boxes. Call for RESTAURANT SINGER Sewing RCBS Reloading prices 443-350-3703 tiful in wood display. shells, 16" x 12", $50, 4X6 TRAILER, Excellent cond, only EQUIPMENT, Machine in beautiful 410-272-0850 Dies for calibers 30-06, used a few times $35 $25. 410-529-1598 mise items & meat HOMEMADE16" (White Marsh) wood cabinet, 23 stitch 22-250, 38 spcl, $30 443-553-7238 DVD COLLECTIONS slicer 443-466-5078 patterns, + extra car­ TIRES. Call Scott Westerns, comedy, sci­ per set, 410-734-7871 41 0-688-3609 Microwave, IBM elec­ tridges, lots of func­ WHEEL CHAIR $60, ence fiction and drama. tions, exc cond $500 or TYROLIA SKIS CALCULATOR. $75.00 Like new. 410- tric typewriter, water ROCKING HORSE, Portable Toilet $20, Texas lnstrments Tl83 skis w/ tow rope, 8mm Christmas decoration, b/o 410-378-3312 41 0-398-7862 160cm, blue, red & yel­ 5 HOLLY TREES $2 920-4092 ask for Allen low & POLES, used to $10. 410-515-0345 for math or science. movie camera & pro­ 12" X 10", $25, $45. 41 0-529-1598 jector in box. Men's 410-272-0850 Small computer table only 4 times $100 or BelAir FUR COAT extra & book case black $30 WOOD STOVE b/o 410-378-8449 (White Marsh) large, Kometor, brand bicycle. Call for prices 410-287-2117 for both or b/o airtight, free stand­ 6pc Fire place tool new. $40. Tommy Hil­ 410-939-4938 ing, heavy duty, built set, brass & blk metal CANDY MAKING figer womens watch. OIL TANK with cast iron & 1/4 $25. 410-335-1618 "STEEL CASE" ·------·I Yard Sales on nearly I w/wood handles, in supplies. Wax, jars, 275 gallons. $50 steel plate, fire brick stand, nice $25. Call molds. $4.95 Bel Air 443-907-7270 metal desk with filing lined, 6" flue $275 I every corner, find I 410-392-2707 41 0-515-0345 GARGAGE DOOR You won't be crabby drawers on both 410-287-3040 1 out which ones in 1 OPENER, Genie, with Old salt & pepper with results you get sides & office chair, adjustable, both for 1.. ______the Classifieds ..1 remote, used, $50, shakers make offer in our classlfieds 410-392-6491 call 410-287-9123 $65 302-584-2595 SHERIFF'S SALE REAL ESTATE PUBLIC SALE AT THE CITY/COUNTY BUILDING, 800 N. FRENCH STREET, WILMINGTON, DE 19801 WILL BE HELD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2011 AT 10:00 AM. TERMS OF SALE- MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE, BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 19, 2011. TAX FORECLOSURES: FULL PURCHASE PRICE AT TIME OF SALE. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PARTICULAR PROPERTIES: www.nccde.org/sheriff and www.nccde.org/parcelview For property title information, see the Recorder of Deeds website at www.nccde.org/deeds TRINIDAD NAVARRO, SHERIFF ADDRESS: 815 ATHEA ADDRESS: 209 LAKE ADDRESS: 720 SIXTH ADDRESS: 2925 ADDRESS: 2103 POINT ADDRESS: 518 COBBLE ADDRESS: 3702 ADDRESS: 515 WAY BEAR 19701 OZARKS DRIVE STREET, NEWARK, DUNCAL ROAD, HAMLET STREET MASSAFERI WAY PARCEL: 1202700097 CREEK CURVE, GOLFVIEW DRIVE, CAV­ BEAR 19701 19711 WILMINGTON 19808 NEWARK 19702 ALIER TOWNHOUSE HOCKESSIN 19707 SHERIFF #11-0131 02 NEWARK 19702 PARCEL: 080100014 PARCEL: 11 02320161 I"AR:El.: 085510468 PARCB..: 0803220060 PARCEL: 0903030086 PARCEL: CONDOMINIUMS, SHERIFF #11 -013688 SHERIFF #11-013826 SHERIFF #11-014017 SHERIFF #11-014098 NEWARK 19808 SHERIFF #11-013087 ADDRESS: 3600 ORSINI 1101430001C518A SHERIFF #11-014165 PARCEL: LANE WILMINGTON ADDRESS: 237 NORTH ADDRESS: 214 ROM­ ADDRESS: 134 ADDRESS: 36 LAKE ADDRESS:1406 STAR ROAD NEW CAS­ NEY BOULEVARD, 0902400015C3726 FLANDERS WAY 19808 COUNCIL CIRCLE, TAHOE CIRCLE ADDRESS: 1015 SAN SHERIFF #11-014264 PARCEL: 0803910146 TLE 19711E NEWARK 19702 NEWARK 19702 BEAR 19701 NEWARK 19702 BEAR 19701 I"AR:El.: 0903640044 REMO COURT, PARCEL: 0903030158 SHERIFF #11-013565 PARCB..:1101940142 PARCEL: 11 02320299 BEAR 19710 ADDRESS: 701 PARCEL: 0802320051 SHERIFF #11-013863 SHERIFF #11-014018 SHERIFF #11-014100 SHERIFF #11-013107 SHERIFF #11-013694 PARCEL:1102820003 PROSPECT AVENUE, ADDRESS: 15 THANKS­ ADDRESS: 5404 PINE­ SHERIFF #11-014174 MARSHALL HEIGHTS, ADDRESS: 29 GIVING WAY NEWARK ADDRESS: 328 COBBLE ADDRESS: 1102 ADDRESS: 805 MAVISTA CIRCLE HURST DRIVE, WILM­ WATERS EDGE DRIVE. CHESAPEAKE COURT WILMINGTON 19808 19713 CREEK CURVE INGTON 19808 ADDRESS: 8 LAKE­ PARCEL: 0804440282 NEWARK 19713 PARCEL: 11 01720073 NEWARK 19702 NEWARK 19702 NEWARK 19702 WOOD CIRCLE, PARCEL: 1100310101 I"AR:El.: 0803640263 PARCB..:1101700048C0213 PARCEL: 11 04900044 SHERIFF #11-014268 SHERIFF #11 -013587 PARCEL: 1101430076 SHERIFF #11 -013874 NEWARK 19711 SHERIFF #11-013232 SHERIFF #11-013696 SHERIFF #11-0140120 SHERIFF #11-014101 PARCEL: 0802220022 ADDRESS: 7 ADDRESS: 5001 ADDRESS: 454 ADDRESS: 28 DONALD­ ADDRESS: 10 REESE ADDRESS: 109 SHERIFF #11-014177 PADDINGTON COURT, ADDRESS: 4609 SON DRIVE, NEWARK HOCKESSIN 19707 BIRCH CIRCLE STRATHAVEN COURT CLAREMONT COURT COURT, WILMINGTON BERWYCK COURT, ADDRESS: 702 WILMINGTON 19808 NEWARK 19713 19808 NEWARK 19702 PARCEL: 0802520055 WILMINGTON 19808 PARCB..: 0902230479 LIBBYS CIRCLE, SHERIFF #11-014283 PARCEL PARCEL: 1102330107 PARCEL: 804220122C02576 PARCB..: 0804430229 PARCEL: 1101640062 NEWARK 19711 0804220122C0151 SHERIFF #11-013595 SHERIFF #11-013876 SHERIFF #11-0140122 SHERIFF #11-014103 SHERIFF #11-013697 PARCEL:0801830018 ADDRESS: 3531 SHERIFF #11-013253 ADDRESS: 15 BLUE SHERIFF #11-014187 ADDRESS: 806 WATERS ADDRESS: 1006 MAR­ ADDRESS: 8 MALVERN ADDRESS: 410 HOPKINS DRIVE, ADDRESS: 6 HEN RIDGE, NEWARK AVENUE, NEWARK UXBRIDGE WAY, CAROUSE KNOLL, EDGE DRIVE NEWARK ROWS ROAD 19711 ADDRESS: 24 LEADER MONTERRY DRIVE PARCEL NEWARK 19713 19713 HOCKESSIN 19707 DRIVE, NEWARK 19713 WILMINGTON 19808 NEWARK 19713 PARCB..: 0801700018 PARCB..: 1100330016 PARCEL: 0801810044 PARCEL: 0803740040 1101700048C0187 PARCEL: 1100220066 SHERIFF #11 -013883 PARCEL: 0902210112 PARCEL: 1100220308 SHERIFF #11-013604 SHERIFF #11 -013698 SHERIFF #11 -0140128 -SHERIFF #11 -014118 SHERIFF #11-014188 SHERIFF #11-014286 SHERIFF #11 -013262 ADDRESS: 114 FANTA­ ADDRESS: 20 MOON­ ADDRESS: 20 HEATHER ADDRESS: 16 ADDRESS: 103 ADDRESS: 117 ADDRESS: 222 SPRING­ ADDRESS: SCOTI­ SIA DRIVE, NEWARK FIELD 401 LONGFIELD LIGHT COURT NEWARK ROAD NEWARK 19702 JONATHAN DRIVE 19711 STONERIDGE PLACE BARTLEY DRIVE, WOOD DRIVE, BEAR PARCEL: 1101920084 NEWARK 19702 BEAR 19701 NEWARK 19702 19713 ROAD, NEWARK 19713 19702 PARCEL:0903440141 PARCB..: 0901730086 PARCEL: 1100620294 PARCEL: 0903430264 SHERIFF #11-013620 SHERIFF #11-013864 PARCEL: 1201200223 PARCEL: 1101730028 PARCEL: 1103210087 SHERIFF #11-013761 SHERIFF #11-014031 SHERIFF #11-014121 SHERIFF #11-014195 SHERIFF #11-014290 SHERIFF #11-013553 ADDRESS: 7 BLUE HEN ADDRESS: 2 MAPLE ADDRESS: 2008 ADDRESS: 32 MON­ RIDGE NEWARK 19711 WATERS EDGE DRIVE ADDRESS: 14 HUNTING ADDRESS: 114 ADDRESS: 220 LAKE ADDRESS: 109 AVENUE NEWARK 19711 RIDGE ROAD HEDGEWICK DRIVE, HEDGEWICK DRIVE, TROSE DRIVE NEWARK PARCEL: 1802300002 PARCEL: 0805430134 #8, NEWARK 19702 ARROWHEAD CIRCLE, 19713 SHERIFF #11-013625 PARCB..:1101700048C0139 NEWARK 19702 NEWARK 19702 BEAR 19701 NEWARK 19702 SHERIFF #11 -013777 PARCEL: 0904110112 PARCEL: 11 02310042 PARCEL: 1102310066 PARCEL: 1100240282 SHERIFF #11 -013917 PARCEL:1102320196 SHERIFF #11-013561 ADDRESS: 506 E. ADDRESS: 202 W. SHERIFF #11 -014032 SHERIFF #11-014130 SHERIFF #11-014218 SHERIFF #11-014301 CREEK LANE MIDDLE­ SKEET CIRCLE ADDRESS: 36 W. ADDRESS:1 PERIWINKLE LANE, ADDRESS: 4 DEBRA ADDRESS: 25 ADDRESS: 123 TOWN 19709 BEAR 19701 DRIVE BEAR 19701 SHELLBARK DRIVE, ADDRESS: 212 DER­ COACH HILL DRIVE PARCEL: 1106200020 PARCEL: 1102810067 NEWARK 19711 SCOTIFIELD DRIVE NEWARK 19711 PARCB..: 0801730168 PARCEL: 1103300268 BEAR 19701 RICKSON STREET, SCOTIFIELD, SHERIFF #11-013631 SHERIFF #11-013778 SHERIFF #11-014034 PARCEL: 1103300207 BEAR 19701 PARCEL: 0804830007 SHERIFF #11-013927 NEWARK 19713 SHERIFF #11-013104 ADDRESS: 120 COUN­ ADDRESS: 4003 BIRCH SHERIFF #11-014132 PARCEL:1103910149 PARCEL: 1100620170 CIL CIRCLE NEWARK CIRCLE #44 ADDRESS: 38 ALEXIS ADDRESS: 2 ROXBURY SHERIFF #11-014224 SHERIFF #11-014304 ADDRESS: 14 19702 WILMINGTON, 19808 DRIVE, NEWARK 19702 COURT NEWARK 19711 ADDRESS: 200 MEGAN WHITBURN PLACE PARCEL: 1101940135 I"AR:El.: 0804220035C0044 PARCB..: 0902930105 PARCEL: 0804930150 COURT, NEWARK 19702 ADDRESS: 107 NEWARK 19702 SHERIFF #11-013632 SHERIFF #11-013786 SHERIFF #11-013982 SHERIFF #11-014046 PARCEL: 0903740115 ADDRESS: 48 GREEN­ MANDERLY COURT, PARCEL: 110232102 SHERIFF #11-014133 BRIDGE DRIVE, ADDRESS: 5450 ADDRESS: 214 SKEET BEAR 19701 SHERIFF #11-013048 ADDRESS: 3707 WRAN­ ADDRESS: 14 CUM­ NEWARK 19713 PARCEL: 1104120166 MINGS COURT, WILM­ PINEHURST DRIVE, CIRCLE WEST ADDRESS: 13 MERION PARCEL: 0902140001 ADDRESS: 19 MOODY GLE HILL ROAD BEAR BEAR 19701 ROAD, NEWARK 19713 SHERIFF #11-014308 19701 INGTON 19804 WILMINGTON 19808 SHERIFF #11-014242 PLACE NEWARK 19702 I"AR:El.: 0804530048 I"AR:El.: 0803640286 PARCEL: 1102810103 PARCEL: 0902240123 PARCEL: 0903030022 PARCEL: 1201200056 SHERIFF #11-014075 SHERIFF #11-014136 ADDRESS: 1209 SHERIFF #11-013646 SHERIFF #11-013805 SHERIFF #11-013988 ADDRESS: 2601 HER­ ARUNDEL DRIVE, WILM­ SHERIFF #11-013049 ADDRESS: 132 COUN­ ADDRESS: 306 PALOMI­ ITAGE FARM DRIVE, INGTON 19808 ADDRESS: 810 WOOD­ ADDRESS: 4623 ETHEL WILMINGTON 19808 ADDRESS: 57 ADDRESS: 14 MERRY LAWN AVENUE, WILM­ CIRCLE, WILMINGTON CIL CIRCLE NO DRIVE, NEWARK PARCEL:0803810029· CRESTPOINT DRIVE ROAD NEWARK 19713 NEWARK 19702 19711 PARCEL:0804920099 SHERIFF #11-014324 INGTON 19808 19804 SHERIFF #11-014258 NEW CASTLE 19720 PARCEL: 1100240318 I"AR:El.: 0804420197 I"AR:El.: 080502007 PARCEL: 1101940141 PARCEL: 0803610229 PARCEL: 1202720111 SHERIFF #11-013655 SHERIFF #11-013813 SHERIFF #11-014003 SHERIFF #11-014077 SHERIFF #11-014144 ADDRESS: 5416 SHERIFF #11-013056 ADDRESS: 235 COBBLE VALLEY GREEN DRIVE ADDRESS: 12 KNIGHTS ADDRESS: 205 ELDER­ ADDRESS: 135 CLIPPER ADDRESS: 315 HAZEL ADDRESS: 12 MCKE­ CREEK CURVE, 1A5, WILMINGTON ADDRESS: 1 GRAND CROSSING FIELD ROAD, NEWARK DRIVE, MIDDLETOWN AVENUE NANS CHURCH ROAD, NEWARK, 19702 19808 TETON DRIVE NEWARK 19713 19713 19709 BEAR 19701 WILMINGTON 19808 PARCEL: PARCEL: BEAR 19701 PARCEL: 1100800159 I"AR:El.: 0902810042 I"AR:El.: 1105600023 PARCEL: 1201900208 PARCEL: 0803810190 11 01340054C0235 0804220033C10A5 PARCEL: 1102320181 SHERIFF #11-013657 SHERIFF #11-013817 SHERIFF #11-014016 SHERIFF #11-014089 SHERIFF #11-014163 SHERIFF #11-014260 SHERIFF #11 -014336 SHERIFF #11-013057 Page 14 • The Newark Post • Friday, November 4, 2011 News, Advertising • 737.:0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311

e Musical a Yard Sales a Yard Sales G Wanted to Buy G Power Boats e Auto Parts & Ace. G Truck/Sport Utility G Vans/Mini Vans HAVRE DE GRACE PORT DEPOSIT/ Pontoon 18' Tracker '89 CHEVY 421 Brian Garth. in Rising Sun 85 Fisher 180 2000, 50 CAPRICE parting out Bayview Estates. Sat, Hawthorn Dr. Sat. Nov HP outboard, Load all parts cheap, 305 v8 N~ae~ Nov 5 & Sun Nov 6, 5th 7:30am-1 pm. N~ae~ Rite Trailer 2008, df, engine, runs great, still 8am-2pm. Furniture, Jacob Tome Hwy to bimini. Asking $4,500, in car, can hear run FORD F250 XLT '96 rug, household etc. Cowan Rd to Pepper­ Aberdeen area. Call $300 443-807-2048 FORD E250 cargo -----~~;· mint Dr to Foxtail Dr. to 410-688-2271 for 92,000 mi, auto, ext van '08. 38,500 miles Hawthorn Dr. A little bit more info cab, F/G cap. Excellent MD insp., cruise, PW, of everything! Furni­ condition. $6500. Con­ PL. $11,800. L~~K tact Bob 41 0-658-9907 . GUITARS ture, crib & changing t!!;\ Manne AccJ 410-991-2070 V Storage bobbyo@zoominter­ WANTED N~ae~ table, toys, clothing, WANTED; household items. DIABETIC TEST net.net (also banjos & INDOOR MOVING STRIPS up to $18/ MOTOR. 50 lb. thrust FIBERGLASS G Antique Autos mandolins) SALE! box. Cash on the Minkota trolling motor. TRUCK LID, fits 2005 Collector pay­ Friday, Nov 4 spot. Any kind/ any $100. 443-207-1053 and up Chevy Silvera­ ing top $$ for & Saturday, Nov 5, brand. Un-opened do truck, 8ft bed, dark 8am-3pm. will pick up. Debbie G Marine Misc. blue in color. Excellent Gibson, Fender, 19 Cokesbury Rd, 41 0-820-6540 condition. $350 obo 41 0-885-5465 GMC SIERRA 4X4 1 Martin & others. 1 Port Deposit RISING SUN 113 '91 Extra cab, rebuilt : Any condition. : Antiques, glassware, Mason Runn Ln. in transmission, 5th '79 RANCHERO .. ______.. carnival glass, milk­ Plants/Trees I 410-419-1795 I Summer Hill Sat. Nov. e Truck/Sport Utility wheel, new tires. MD 39,500 miles, 302 va, glass, oak dressers, Ntl~Joe~ G 5th 9am Furniture, HH, MAPLE TREES 6' - inspected. $2700 . auto, PS, PB, CC, AC, Pioneer turntable, refrigerator, Christmas etc. Rain or Shine ANCHORS 120H 443-987-7025 new gas tank, battery, items, household 10' $15-$20. Field Fisher Stereo, double Grown. Call after 4pm. danforth never used. shocks, re-built carb. cassette, Optimus items, bedding, tools, $125. 1- 351b COR Everything works. records, canning jars, 41 0-734-4080 . AM/FM stereo receiv­ Plow $400. 200' 5/8" ·------I Yard Sales on nearly.. I Garage kept. $7500. er. Pioneer CD deck dust collector, wicker nylon anchor rode with 443-480-3574 synchro, 2 separate sofa, furniture and eye splice, used good 2001 DODGE RAM I every corner, find 1 3 ft speakers, ear- much more! For more cond. $50. 135' 1/2" 1500 4D ext cab, 1 out which ones in -I phones, 100 watt sys­ info call 410-920-6079 nylon anchor rode with 52,594 miles, engine .. RISING SUN Notting­ 5.9 L, burgundy in 1 ______the Classifieds ..1 tem plus entertainment ham Fields off Red eye splice never used center with 2 cabinets NORWAY SPRUCE $60. Approx 150' 5/8" color. Fully loaded. Exc Pump Rd Sat. Nov 5th_ 5'-8', B&B and ready cond. $7500 firm. 410- & tv space. Downsiz­ Sam. Children's cloth­ nylon anchor rode with ing bargain price $200 for you to plant. You rope to chain splice, 836-8396 ing & toys, HH items, pick up, you haul. $40 cash 410-275-8116 holiday, cake pans, 15' chain never used each. 410-658-5812 or $100. 50' 1/2 inch dock Estate of DAVID F. RITCHIE cookbooks, furniture & 443-309-4283 Deceased. Yard Sales more! Raindate 11/6 line $25. Free dock a lines and 2 fender Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa­ NORTH EAST RISING SUN, G Farm Supp./Equip. boards w/ purchase of mentary upon the estate of DAVID F. RITCHIE Shelemiah UMC, 605 NEW BRIDGE RD, rodes and anchors. All CHEVY 2500 WT '98 who departed this life on the 6th day of Octo­ 356 Old Bayview Rd 11-5 8am-5pm house 1953 FORD GObD­ rodes 3 stand nylon. pick up. Red, 200k, ber, A.D. 2011, late of 3 IRONWOOD DRIVE, Christmas Bazaar hold items, tools EN JUBILEE with front 41 0-820-6565 runs & drives. Fleet NEWARK, DE 19711, were duly granted unto Nov 5, 2011 10-2 sporting goods, COKE end loader, 5ft bucket 3 maintained. Would HOWARD M. FREEDMAN on October 14, Hot Turkey Lunch, ITEMS, Nick Knacks, pt hitch rear wheel ~ Campers/Pop-Ups make great 2nd vehicle 2011, and all persons indebted to the said ELKTON 103 Skip­ Bake Table, Silent Antiques, AVON weights, good tires, V or work truck. $1600. deceased are requested to make payments to jack Ct. off Rt 213 Rt Auction & Plant Rain Date 11-12 high & low range trans,_ 443-993-3778 the Personal Representative without delay, 40 to Whitehall to Table For info ready to work $3900 and all persons having J:temands against the Skipjack Ct, behind 41 0-658-6699 RISING SUN- 448 41 0-378-3032 deceased are required to exhibit and present Redners, DON'T MISS McGrady Road (off the same duly probated to the said Personal THIS ONE! Sat Nov 5 Red Toad & Ebenezer). Representative on or before June 6, 2012, or' 9-4pm & Sun Nov 6, Fri & Sat 11/4 & 11/5 9 ~!?.:: Ntlg'l'J~ abide by the law in this behalf. 9-2pm. INDOOR, Rain am-? Roto tiller, wood­ camper exc condition. Address or Shine! Holiday gifts stove, H/H, stroller, Sips 6, stove, AC. Exc. CHEVY S10 P/U '98 HOWARD M. FREEDMAN & decor, new items, N~ae~ carseat , porta crib, Black, 90K, bed liner, 16875 SILVER OAK CIRCLE canvas. $2000. 4.3L, good little truck. antiques, old bottles, clothing tires, truck tool 443-309-5925 DELRAY BEACH, FL. 33445 Boyd's coli, better box, shop vac, boys $2900 410-658-2978 Personal Representative clothing, some new for bike, jewelry and toys. Motorcycles/ATVs HOWARD M. FREEDMAN women, & infant -tod­ Lots of mise items!!!! e DODGE RAM 1500 '95 SHORT BED File #151921 dler sizes. Videos, Lawn & Garden dvds, better toys, HUG I 1ft'! np 10/28/11/4/11 2284137 NORTH EAST­ • Equipment books linens, old Truth and Life Center N~"b~ N~"b~ m~;~r~~~-~;g~~:te Texas prairie quilt. 1924 W Pulaski Hwy GRASS/ LEAF BAG­ Bake Sale & refresh­ Nov 4-5, 8:30-4:30 pm GING system for 42" ments watch for signs 19' REGAL '89 350 RANCHER 4 NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF Annual Craft Bazaar, Craftsman or Poulan N"'TQ.dq~ NEWARK COMMUNITY COOPERATIVE, INC. & balloons Holiday Yard Sale, Pro 1 tractor. Exc Seabring bow rider. 4 wheeler w/racks. Great ,v• ~ V cyl. 1/0 w/newer '00 for hunting. Low hours. It has come to our attention that the absentee baked goods, L.:unch cond. $20 obo. 410- ballot process utilized -to elect the board of eat in or take out! 392-8849 outdrive. Good run- Great shape. $2000 FORD F100 '79 ning boat. $4200 obo. 443-309-5925 135,000 miles, 351M stewards in the past may not comply with SNOW BLOWER for obo. V-8, C-6 auto, 2wd, Delaware law. Delaware law provides two sale, two stage, 22inch 443-567-3149 regular cab, longbed, methods, for electing the board of stewards: wide, Tecumseh 5.5 KAWASKI4 cap, 31" tires, lots of (i) by the affirmative vote of a majority of mem­ ELKTON 144 HP engine. Original WHEELER '08 model performance parts, too many to list. Good con­ bers, present in person and entitled to vote as Kennedy Blvd Sat owner. Used approx 25 KFX 450 excellent of the record date, at a duly noticed meeting of Nov. 5th Sa-? Bed­ hrs. Great condition TAG YOUR AUTO shape $3900 dition, runs and drives FOR SALE IN OUR great. Daily driver. the membership of the cooperative (8 Del. C. room suits, Christmas 325.00 firm. Call 443- 41 0-836-3389 §§211(a), 215), and stuff and more! 309-7144 CLASSIFIEDS Clean title. $1,500. 443-350-5604 (ii) by the written consent of a majority of the 1 Machinery/ ' Heavy Equipment LEGAL NOTICE members of the cooperative entitled to vote on PERRYVILLE 623 the election of the board of stewards (8 Del. C Charles St., Sat, Nov 5 ELECTRIC meat §§ 211 (b), 215, 228). band saw, Biro model & Sun Nov 6, 7a to 2p. COX REILLY INC To properly elect the board of stewards, the Large quantity of chil­ 33, 220 volt, single DBA I Ewing Towing ELKTON 213 North phase, extra blades, membership of the cooperative voted unani­ drens clothing and 1111 ELKTON ROAD mously at the October 20, 2011 store meeting St. Fri. Nov. 4th & Sat. shoes (Polo, Hilfinger, good working cond. NEWARK DE. 19711 Nov. 5th 7a-1pm. BIG $500 410-378-3032 to proceed without absentee balloting at the Gap, N.ike, Timber­ {302}366-8806 FAX{302}366-1174 November 6, 2011 annual meeting. SALE at Grace Com­ land) adult clothing, munity Church!! and household items G Wanted to Buy LIENHOLDER'S SALE IN ORDER TO VOTE IN THE ELECTION OF INDOORS RAIN PLACE: 1111 ELKTON RD THE BOARD OF STEWARDS YOU MUST OR SHINE . NEWARK, DE 19711 ATTEND THE NOVEMBER 6, 2011 MEETING DATE: NOVEMBER 22,2011 IN PERSON ELKTON 22 Walter TIME: 10:00 AM Boulden St, Sat Nov All nine (9) seats on the board of stewards 5th, 9-4, Nancy's 1-2002 FORD EXPLORER VIN#1FMZU73E02UA38234 shall be open for election. The five (5) stewards cleaning house! Every- TRAINS NJ TAG WYA11T JP9-11-001842 receiving the highest number of votes shall thing must go new Port Deposit 1272 2-2004 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER VIN#3C4FY48B04T218853 serve for a two (2) year term . The remaining clothes from toddlers WANTED. Theodore Rd, Fri & Buying Lionel, lves, DE TAG 324152 JP9-11-001841 four (4) stewards will serve for a one (1) year to adults new gifts for Sat, Nov 4 & 5, 3-2003 MITSUBISHI GALANT VIN#4A3AA46G73E100176 term. Letters of intent from candidates running Christmas a little bit of Voltamp. 410-913- TONS Boy/Girl 9484. Save this ad! PA TAG GZK1813 JP9-11-001839 for election to the board of stewards must be everything! clothes- 12mth-Adult, 4-2004 NISSAN FRONTIER VIN#1 N6DD26T54C477303 received by the cooperative no later than Octo­ baby items, toys, DE TAG C72883 JP9-11-001838 ber 23, 2011 and will be posted on the Cooper­ ELKTON- TOOL household items, CALL 5-2000 DODGE NEON VIN#1B3ES46CXYD873740 ative's website. Nominations will also be SHOP SALEI! 3 East collectibles, sporting, OR EMAIL DE 117543 JP9-11-001837 accepted at the meeting. We look forward to Rosemont Circle Glen PlayStation 2 games, 6-1982 CHEVROLET ELCAMINO VIN#1GCCW80J1CR100465 seeing you on November 6, 2011 . CHESAPEAKE NO TAG JP9-11-001843 Farms. Sat Nov 5th, 8- crib complete, Annual Meeting of Members of The Newark 5. Mise personal work­ Halloween Costumes, CLASSIFIED 7-2000 CHEVROLET MALIBOU VIN#1G1ND52J1Y6337422 NO TAG JP9-11-001844 Community Cooperative, Inc. shop items; grinders, tanning bed & MUCH 41 0-398-1230 Hram Lodge 25, winches, woodstove, more! 9 a.m. NO 8-2003 KAUFMAN CAR HAULER VIN#15XFW53353L000213 800-220-1230 NO TAG JP9-11-001845 207 E. Delaware Ave., Newark, DE 19711 stands, jacks, etc. EARLY BIRDS www.chesapeake November 6, 2011 at 12 p.m. classified.com np 11/4 2283515 cw np 284731 On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, November 4, 2011 • The Newark Post • Page 15

G Antique Autos ~~~~~L~E~G~A~L~N~O~T~I~C~E~~~~~ ~~==~~L~E~G~A~L~N~O~T~IC~E~~~==~~LE~G~A~L~N~O~T~I~C~E~~ r- THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS GARAGE KEEPER SALE FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN 6 NORTH PARK DRIVE TY WILMINGTON, DE 19805 AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUN NOVEMBER 17, 2011 @ 10:00 AM IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF NOELLE CIVATTE ROBERTSON LAUREN DIGENNARO CHEVY CAPRICE 1999 GMC SUBURBAN ...... VIN#1GKFK16R7XJ811934 Petitioner(s) Petitioner(s) '89. 4 dr, 305 VB, auto, 2002 CHEVY TRAIL BLAZER...... VIN# 1GNDS13S622258293 TO TO PS, PB, AC Looks & 2002 STROHL UTILITY TRAILER... VIN# 1S9UR10132M613125 NOELLE CLAUDINE CIVATTE LAUREN BURAWSKI runs super. Historic 2000 HONDA CIVIC...... VIN#1HGEJ8248YL 109058 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that $1795 41 0-687-1 079 1994 TOYOTA PICK UP ...... VIN#4TARN81A4RZ202178 NOELLE CIVATTE ROBERTSON LAUREN DIGENNARO Essex Area 1999 JEEP CHEROKEE ... ··· ...... · VIN#1J4FF6BSOXL672273 Intends to present a Petition to the court of Intends to present a Petition to the court of 1980 STICK WHITE VAN ... ············ VIN#1FHS1T 6031237765 Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in and Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in and 2000 UTIILITY VAN ...... VIN# 1UYVS2537YP307510 for New Castle County, to change his/her name for New Castle County, to change his/her name e Autos 2002 TOYOTA CAMRY ...... VIN#4T1BE32KX2U636734 to NOELLE CLAUDINE CIVATTE to LAUREN BURAWSKI 2004 NISSAN QUEST ...... VIN#5N1 BV28U14N314807 BUICK REGAL GS '99 3.8 super charged np 11/4 2286227 NOELLE CIVATTE ROBERTSON LAUREN DIGENNARO Petitioner Petitioner v6, all pwr, lthr, Mon­ Dated:1 0/21/2011 Dated: 10/24/2011 soon Sound, auto, 205k PUBLIC AUCTION $3500 or b/o Call Jim SENTINEL SELF STORAGE np 1 0/28/11/4/11 2284143 np 1114/11/18 2284774 410-838-0019 after 5p 1100 Elkton Road Newark, DE 19711 CHEVY AVEO '04 (302) 731-8108 THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MD inspected, A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday, 12/14/2011 at 10:00 AM. All FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN extremely clean, sales are cash only. The contents of the following storage units will be AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY $3500 or b/o auctioned: IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF 443-807-2048 Unit 7028· Richard L. Simpson: Bags, boxes, clothing, fish tank, power SUNITAALLADI MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR KIFAIT All tools, hunting bows, BBQ grill, tool box, totes, small tv, table saw, x-mas Petitioner(s) Petitioner( s) lawn ornaments, misc. household items TO TO Unit 8013 -John F. Smith - boxes, office desks, office chair, 5 doors, SUNITAAITHA ZUBAIR MAll van chair, totes, amps NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Unit 8032 - Eric P. Touchton - bags, box spring, mattress, kitchen SUNITAALLADI MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR KIFAIT All chairs, portable tv, small fridge, small kitchen appliances, misc. house­ Intends to present a Petition to the court of Intends to present a Petition to the court of ....,. hold items FORD FREESTYLE Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in and Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in and '05 Limited. 68,000 mi., for New Castle County, to change his/her name for New Castle County, to change his/her name good condition, gold, PUBLIC AUCTION to SUNITAAITHA to ZUBAIR MAll black interior, auto, 4 SENTINEL SELF STORAGE door. Many features. 200 First State Blvd SUNITAALLADI MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR KIFAIT All $9500. Contact Ed Wilmington, DE 19804 Petitioner Petitioner 443-553-8718 (302) 999-0704 Dated:1 0/31/2011 Dated:1 0/21/2011 A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday, December 14, 2011 at 11 :00 AM. The contents of the following storage units will be auctioned: np 11/4/11/18 2286044 np 10/21,28,11/4 2282577 Unit# 273- Vera Guadalupe: Bags, boxes, office chairs, table lamp, rug, suitcase, totes, toys Unit# 322- Margaret Nichols: Air Conditioner, bags, clothing, fan, totes, THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS portable T.V. FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN Unit# 1471- Andrea Joyner: Bags, boxes, computer, suitcase, totes AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY Unit# 3121· Esther S. Garnett: Bed frame, book cases, chair, totes IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF Unit #3150- Christie Smith: Bed frame, bed mattress, boxes, china cab­ EDWARD LAKE TODD Ill ROTH PERKINS inet, kitchen chair, shelving, stools, coffee table, end table, kitchen table, Petitioner(s) Petitioner( s) totes TO TO Unit# 5109· Timothy Drozdowski: Baby crib, Bed mattress, kitchen EDWARD TODD BRITT DAWUD MUSA BEY chair, office chair, chest of drawers, end table, toys, wicker furniture NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that EDWARD LAKE TODD Ill ROTH PERKINS PUBLIC AUCTION Intends to present a Petition to the court of Intends to present a Petition to the court of SENTINEL SELF STORAGE Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in and Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in and Call Us Today 333 E. Lea Blvd for New Castle County, to change his/her name for New Castle County, to change his/her name To Place Your Ad. Wilmington, DE 19802 to EDWARD TODD BRITT to DAWUD MUSA BEY (302) 764-6300 Let Chesapeake A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday, December 14, 2011 at 12:00 EDWARD LAKE TODD Ill ROTH PERKINS Classified Work PM. The contents of the following storage units will be auctioned: Petitioner Petitioner Unit #51· Hezekiah Johnson: bed frame, mattress, boxes, clothing, iron­ Dated: 10/31/2011 Dated: 10/21/2011 For You! ing board, coffee table 410-398·1230 Unit #65- Laresha Cooper: bags, boxes, pictures, refrigerator, tires, np 11/4/11 /18 2286047 np 10/21/28/11/4 2282936 trunk, TV 800·220·1230 or Unit #70- Cherise Henderson: bags, bed, box spring, headboard, mat­ THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS www.chesapeake tress, boxes, kitchen chair, office chair, chest of drawers, dresser, table FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN lamp, pictures, stereo equipment, totes, trunk, curio cabinet FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN classified. com AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY Unit #505- Rourke Moore: bags, books, boxes, pictures, suitcase, totes IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF Unit #120- Darrell Turner: bags, boxes, filing cabinet, dryer, suitcase, IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF LEGAL NOTICE TUISHA DOLA TRACY ELIZABETH RUSCH totes, COs Petitioner( s) Unit #91- Schmeck J. Pratt: bicycle, 2 large fryers, boxes of shortening, Petitioner(s) TO TO PUBLIC NOTICE pressure washer, hose TVISHADOLA The Newark Housing Unit #216- Avery Wright: bags, boxes, ice chest, rug, TV, totem TRACY ELIZABETH MORGAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Authority's revised Unit #397- Ephesia Mitchell: bags, bedframe, bed, box spring, mattress, TUISHA DOLA 2012 Annual Plan table lamp, speakers, stereo, snack table TRACY ELIZABETH RUSCH Intends to present a Petition to the court of Intends to present a Petition to the court of and 5-year plan is Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in and available for review PUBLIC AUCTION Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in and for New Castle County, to change his/her name for New Castle County, to change his/her name by the public. The SENTINEL SELF STORAGE to TVISHA DOLA Plan(s) can be 141 Edgemoor Road to TRACY ELIZABETH MORGAN reviewed during nor­ Wilmington, DE 19809 SATEESH DOLA mal business hours 302-762-3626 TRACY ELIZABETH RUSCH Petitioner Petitioner from 9:00AM -12:00 A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday December 14th, 2011 at 1:00 Dated:1 0/31/2011 PM and from 1:00 PM. The contents of the following storage units will be auctioned: Dated: 10/14/2011 PM - 4:00 PM Mon­ Unit #131-Lisa K. DeShields-Bags, boxes, folding chair, stools, suitcase, np 11/4/11/18 2286233 day through Friday totes, & golf clubs. np 10/21/28/11/4 2283019 from Monday, Octo­ Unit #104· Tremelle Godwin- Bicycle, boxes, upholstered chair, enter­ ber 31, 2011-Friday, tainment center, fan, floor lamp, table lamp, speakers, suitcase, dining THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS December 16th. All table, totes, portable TV, wicker furniture & trash cans. FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS comments must be in AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN writing and submitted IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY within the review PUBLIC AUCTION MASON OWEN AHRENS IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF period. A Public SENTINEL SELF STORAGE Petitioner(s) DALTON PATRICK ESKRIDGE-FRICKE Hearing is scheduled 465 Pulaski Hwy TO Petitioner( s) for Friday, December New Castle, DE 19720 MASON OWEN PEET TO 16th at 3:00 pm at (302) 328-5810 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DALTON PATRICK FRICKE the Newark Housing A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday December 14th, 2011 at 2:00 MASON OWEN AHRENS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Authority. PM. The contents of the following storage units will be auctioned: Intends to present a Petition to the court of DALTON PATRICK ESKRIDGE-FRICKE Unit-#1141-Michael Turko-Boxes, Speakers, Suitcase, Folding Table, Intends to present a Petition to the court of cw 11/4,11,18,25, Totes, Golf Clubs, Collector Barbie Dolls Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in and for New Castle County, to change Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in and 12/2,9,16 2286290 np 11/4/11 2284684 for New Castle County, to change his/her name his/her name to MASON OWEN PEET to DALTON PATRICK FRICKE

COURTNEY PEET KATHY FRICKE FOR THE MINOR FOR THE MINOR MASON OWEN AHRENS DALTON PATRICK ESKRIDGE-FRICKE Petitioner Petitioner Dated:8-4-2011 Dated: 10/14 /2011 np 10/21,28,11/4 2264805 np 10/21,28,11/4 2282143 Page 16 • The Newark Post • Friday, November 4, 2011 News, Advertisjng • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 IN THE NEWS Highlights from the 64th Annual Newark Halloween Parade Photos by James Prince

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