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....• Greater Newark's Hometown Newspaper Since 1910 •:• 101st Year, 48th Issue ~201o December 1 0, 201 0 www.nawarkpostonllna.com Newark, Del. Glasgow office offers help for those with &without jobs By MARK CORRIGAN

MCORRIGAN®CHESPUB.COM As seen in the last batch of elec­ tions, one of the hottest topics is job growth. Though the economy has shown signs of improvement, peo­ ple in the area are still displeased at the present rate of unemployment. Compound this with the number of jobs lost when Avon, Chrysler, and General Motors shut their doors, and the ability to find another job can seem like a daunting task. But, a local division within the The Department of Labor office. Delaware Department of Labor has in Pencader Corporate Center, created a system to help relieve the Glasgow. stress for those looking for a job or trying to find a better job. has placed a significant focus on Using the motto, "Connecting meeting the needs of the dislocated people to jobs," the Pencader worker: an employee with experi­ Division of Employment and ence who has been terminated by Training (DET), located in the downsizing, layoffs, or by a com­ Pencader Corporate Center off of pany going out of business. Route 896, south of Newark, pro­ Calling itself a "one-stop" office, vides counseling services for those DET provides a host of services, in need of job assistance. But, the including occupational skills train­ center, also home to the divisions ing programs, re-employment ser­ of Unemployment Insurance and vices, job seeker services, veteran's Vocational Rehabilitation Services, services assistance, labor market is not just the "unemployment agen­ information, and workshops. cy." It has the resources to provide The process begins with filling help to both the unemployed and out a form and an evaluation where employed. applicants are scored on the basis of "It's open to a lot more peo­ need and the timeliness of complet­ ple than you would think," stat­ ing documentation. Once approved, ed Beverly Benson, unit manag­ the applicant is paired with a case er, Division of Employment and manager who provides assistance Training. and counseling. The center services the unem­ "The case manager will walk ployed, but also the underemployed, them through the process the rest . or those working a series of one or of the way. That case manager will more part-time jobs or who have a be their best friend. That person low-paying job just to make ends will try to help them re-sculpt their meet. But with the economy show­ life; try to help them figure out what ing a slow recovery, around the state and around Newark too, the center See JOBS, 14 ....

The best downtown window dl plays •.• 2 BRAC transferees come to area .••. 15 '. r ' i 0~ i) .I 1 J"J }Q 1 r ""!...; ., r-• '•T ' ' ·rr') Page 2 • The Newark Post • Friday, December 10, 2010 News, Advertising • 737-0724 .· Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 IN THE NEWS Gelato takes first yet, but Yogo will be open six prize for window days a week, Mon.-Sat. decorations Falafel Plus opens Caffe Gelato took first its doors prize in the annual Storefront Decorating ..Contest sponsored Recently, Newark added by the Downtown Newark to its diversity of ethnic cui­ Partnership. This year's com­ sine when Falafel Plus opened petition drew in 62 downtown for business at 215 E. Main businesses. Flavor came in St. The menu consists of a second place and Clothes in the few traditional-Middle Eastern Past Lane was third. Storefront dishes, including chicken in a decorations were judged by a pita, hummus (pureed garbanzo panel of community representa­ beans with tahini sauce, gar­ tives. Others in the top 10 were: Pub, Mizu Sushi, and Primo rowing it to the 10 finalists was lic, and lemon juice), Baba­ Cereal Bowl, Flip Flop Shops, Hoagies: "This year the judg­ hard," said Downtown Newark Ghannouj (a blend of roasted Gamble's Newark Florist, ing was difficult. There were Partnership Administrator eggplant mixed with tahini, gar­ Grassroots, Kildare's Irish so many great entries; even nar- Maureen Feeney-Roser. lic, lemon juice, and drizzled with olive oil), and a December special of falafel and vegeta­ Yogo. Berry coming bles for only $2.99. Hours are soon Mon.-Weds., 11 a.m.-10 p.m.; Thurs.-Sat., 11 a.m.-1 a.m.; and Though the temperatures Sun., 11 a.m.-8 p.m. The store have dropped recently, winter is can be reached 302-525-4414 or still a good time to enjoy a fro­ at [email protected]. A zen treat. Fans ofTCBY, which website, www.falafelplus.com, closed its doors this year, will is coming soon. soon be able to indulge their taste buds when Yogo Berry Frozen Yogurt opens its doors at 129 E. Main St., in a few weeks. Constr:uction has begun on-site and the owner revealed that the business will feature self-service, fat-free frozen yogurt in a variety of flavors. Caffe Gelato (above) added Hours have not been posted a homey touch to its holi­ day display, while Clothes in the Past lane (right} did not exactly have "stockings hung by the chimney with care."

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Editor's note: The Police transported by EMS to the id~ntify the vehicles that had shot from the officer's Taser suspect was described as 5'8" occurred on Monday, Nov. Blotter · is compiled from Christiana Hospital where he been entered. and no further incidents were to 5' 10 " tall, weighing 160 to 29, and was discovered by reports from area law enforce­ was treated and released for Allen was issued a $1,500 reported. A search of the 175' pounds, with light brown the couple living at the resi­ ment agencies. For the latest · minor injuries. Old Baltimore unsecured bond and released detainee revealed the two car~ skin, average build, wear­ d~nce. They stated that both police· nel1!S, log on to new­ Pike was closed in both direc­ and Diaz was i~sued a crimi­ tons of cigarettes, one each ing a black half-face mask, · of them saw that a pillow arkpostonline.com. tions for approximately three nal summons and released. hidden in the sleeves of the dark colored pants and dark case had been removed from , hours. All stolen property has been suspect's jacket. colored hooded sweatshirt. the bed and that several bed­ A car went out of con­ State Police have charged placed in temporary · evj­ Tucker was charged with He was also holding what room dresser drawers had trol Monday morning on Old Deshields with one count of dence until the. victims can shop-lifting - and resisting ' appe!lred to be a black and been opened and emptied. An Baltimore Pike killing a teen­ Operation of a Motor Vehicle be found. arrest and was released on a silver revolver. inventory showed that several ager waiting for a school bus, Causing the Death of Another $500 unsecured bond. The case has been men's watches and woman's Delaware State Police report­ Person. He was arraigned at turned over to the ·Criminal jewelry pieces had been taken, ed. Troopers identified the JP Court 2 and released on Shoplifter resists Investigation Division for fur­ · along with a small amount of victim of the crash as Bruce A. $1000.00 unsecured bail. arrest Man hurt in home ther review. medication. The total value of Mutter, 15, of Newark. Authorities have charged invasion all stolen items is estimated at $12,000. A search by officers Delaware State Police Arnold Tucker, 46, of Newark, Police are on the lookout Jewelry targeted in showed that the point of entry reported that the crash occurred with resisting arrest after an . for two suspects who _held Duo accused of · had been a small window on at approximately 7:05 a.m. as officer had stopped him for two males at gunpoint inside break-ins the side of the house. Four Malcolm Deshields, 21, of breaking into cars questioning over a shoplifting of their· own residence at the Newark Police are investi­ fingerprints . were recovered Newark, was driving a 1996 West Knoll Apts., located at gating a pair of home break- on Madison D~ive incident at the Sunoco gas from the woman's jewelry Acura TL and was traveling 260 Elkton Road. · ins where a large amount qf Newark Police, Sunday, station at 287 Elkton Rd. eastbound on Old Baltimore The males, two Chinese jewelry was taken from both box. No suspects have been arrested two males who were Police had received a Pike approaching Whitaker students, told police that a homes. identified. found gaining . access into report of a black male wear· Road, south of Newark. white male and a black male The first incident occurred unsecured vehicles in the 100 ing a black jacket and blue For soine reason, Deshields' jeans who had removed two had broken into the apartment around November 2, on vehicle crossed into the west­ and 200 block of Madison as they were sleeping, early Wilson Road., in Newark, Drive. One of the subjects cartons of Newport 100's cig­ bound lane of Old Baltimore last Tuesday morning. One of where the owner reported that was seen attempting to open arettes from the gas station. Pike, still traveling in an east­ The clerk told officers that the the roommates had awakened she had left a small velvet bag bound direction. The vehicle the handle of a blue sedan by an officer, who detained both man asked for the cigarettes, and looked into the other stu- · of asS'Orted pieces on her bed. then left the soutqern edge of reached over the counter' to dent's bedroom to find him . She had left her house that NEwARK· Posr the roadway where it entered subjects. Suite 109, Pomeroy Station 218 E. Main St. The suspects, Ruddy take them and then fled on held at gunpoint by the black qay, but had not secured the a ditch. foot in an unknown direction male. Both of the suspects garage door. Sometime later Newark, DE 19711. It then traveled- eastbound Diaz, 20, of Elkton, Md., and Duane Allen, 22, of Tamaqua, behind the store. forced the roommates onto that week, the woman report­ across Whitaker Road and An officer located the the floor and shouted at them ed that the·bag was missing. HOURS: Mon .• Fri. 8:30a.m. to 5 p.m. struck a 15 year-old Newark Pa., were both frisked and the PHONE: (302) 737-0724 officer found two GPS units suspect at the corner of W. not to look at their faces. The The total value of the prop­ youth who was standing on Park Place and Orchard Lane, suspects broke a laptop com- erty is estimated at $16,000. with power cords on Diaz and FAX: (302) 737-9019 Whitaker Roa~ waiting for where he detained the man. puter, ransacked the contents The victim stated that she saw a school bus to arrive. The a small amount of what was !'-HAIL: [email protected] 'later identified as 4.5 grams During a brief contact, the of the apartment, and fled. a Pontiac sports car, at around .SUBSCRIPTIONS: 1-800-220-3311 Acura continued traveling in. A search of . the premises that time, being driven in the of marijuana on Allen. Both officer said he felt a box­ an eastbound directioh and like object in the suspe.ct's revealed that the suspects area by an unidentified 20 to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING were brought to headquarters went into a ditch on the east jacket sleeve, something that had removed several pieces 25 ,year-old woman. She also 1-800-220-3311 for further questioning. side of Whitaker Road, where was consistent with a carton of computer equipment, the- reported that she had seen a DISPLAY ADVERTISING Both suspects told police it came to rest. of cigarettes. Tucker pulled victims' cell phones, and an white female, 5'9'' to 5'10" (302) 737-0714 they had met a nearby party After being struck, th!! .vic­ away and attempted to flee, amount of cash. The wh(te tall, with a large frame and and had walked behind some tim landed in the ditch directly suspect was described as 5'6" brown hair acting suspicious­ PUBLISHER I REGIONAL V.P. townhomes to attempt to open with the officer holding on. next to the Acura. He was pro­ During the attempt, the offi­ to 5' 8" tall, weighing 150 to ly in the area. It is unknown DAVIDFIKE the vehicles in the vicinity. nounced dead at the scene of cer was pulled down and cut 160 pounds, average build, if either subjecthas a connec­ EDITOR Both Diaz and Allen admitted the crash. His body was turned his pants and left knee. The and wearing a light colored or tion to the homeowner. DOUG RAINEY to taking the GPS units, as over to the Medical Examiners suspect was subdued with a white sweatshirt. The biack . The second incident office where an autopsy will well as other items, includ­ GENERAL MANAGER be performed to determine the ing two iPods, a pair of sun­ RALPH BUSH exact cause of death. glasses, a coin purse, and REGIONAL ADVERTISING DIRECTOR r ...... KONRAD LAPRADE Malcolm Deshields was a flashlight. 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News, Advertising • 737-0 24 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 COMMUNITY NEWS Organizations·par­ the lobby of the Newark Police ing donations ·on behalf of Val's · on Saturday, December 11 from area theatres/performances, $250 The bus departs from and Department, 220 Elkton Road, Needy Family Fund: Anthony 12-4 p.m.; Friday, December 17 value!- various· gift baskets, $100 returns to the City Munjcipal ticipating in holiday I where new unwrapped toys can Hair Salon, located in the Newark from 4-7 p.m.; and Saturday, value; restaurant gift certificates Building at 220 Elkton Rd. Bus drives be left until December 15th. Shopping Center will honor both December 18 from 12-4 p.m. and much more. will depart at 8 a.m. and return Everyone can donate new cash and food donations; Super I at 8 p.m. Registration Fee is A number of businesses and toys and games from now -until Fresh ~ugermarket, ·_located in $39. The Newark Resident organizations are coordinating December 22 ·at Captain Blue the . FaiJ:fidd Shoppmg Center Family Shopping pay Seventh Grade Discounted Fee is $30. Trip cost holiday toy and charity drives. Hen Comics. Bring unwrapped on New London Rd. will accept at Captai{l Blue Hen · Achievers' Test includes motor coach transporta­ · A listing of a few of them are donations for children spending food donations only. Volunteers ·, Saturday, December 11 - St. Mark's High School is tion. Call 366-7060 for . more presented below: · the holidays at Nemours/A.!. with the fund will be assembling information or register online at Market East Plaza, 280 E. Main offering a special opportunity for The Newark · Police duPont Hospital in Wilmington. and. distributing gift baskets to Street in Newark, 12-4 p.m. Two seventh grade students. Students www.cityofnewarkde.us/park­ Department, in-cooperation with Toys go to the Child Life Program needy families on Dec. 16, 17, srecreation or at 220 Elkton Rd, artists signing and sketching, who take the Seventh Grade . Aetna Hose Hook and Ladder . . that works to meet the emotional and 18. Further information on Newark, DE. gifts for $10 or less including Achievers' Test are eligible to Fire Company of Newark and needs of hospitalized children. the fund and other local .c hari­ original ·art. .Open to public. participate in the Achievers' the United ·States Marine Corps Spread holiday cheer where it's ties can be found .at http://new­ Free admission. Go to Captain Gateway Summer Program Reserve, is hosting the annual needed most this year! arkareawelfare.org/programs. Blue Christmas Blue Hen's website at www.cap­ to earn elective credit at St. Toys for Tots Campaign. The Creekside Nutrition is an· htrnl. tainbluehen.com for directions Mark's. Service . Newark Police Department will official Toys for Tots drop off . Help keep pets in their homes · and more information. Achievers Test will be Newark United Methodist be accepting donated gifts ·for location. They are located at for the holidays with Delaware The offered on Saturday, December Church, 69 E. Main St., will children up to 12 years of age. 1126 Capitol Trail, Newark. Humane Association's . 3rd 11. There· is no charge to take offer the iumual Blue Christmas A donation barrel is located in Two location will be .accept- Annual Santa Paws Workshop, Wine Tasting the test and it is open to all sev­ service at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. taking place now through the enth grade-students .. An applica­ 12. This special service offers a end of the holiday season. Your Fundraiser tion can be downloaded at www. solemn space to bring hope to donations of food, cat litter, Newark DaY. Nursery and strnarkshs.net/admissions. For the aching heart. It is a service bedding,' toys and other sup­ Children's Center (NDNCC) more information, .please call of light in the midst of darkness plies can help local families i.u in conjunction with Deerfield 302-757-8~21. for those who struggle-to -join need care for their pets. · Gift Fine Wines is hosting lts third · in the merriment of traditional items will be accepted through annual Holiday Wine Tasting holiday festivities beCause they December 24, at the following Fundraiser on December 10, 4- _ Washington DC Trip have experienced grief- or loss. locations: Newark ToyotaWorld 9 p.m. at Deerfield Fine Wmes, Newark Parks & Recreation For more information, ·please - 400 Ogletown Road, Newark, 205 Louviers Drive, Newark, Department is sponsoring a bus call · the church pffice at 30;2- . DE 19711; Camp Bow Wow Delaware. Bring in the festive trip to Washington DC for the 368-8774:or email Dr. Jim Faltot - 301 Ruthar Drive, Newark, season with good friends and annual US Army Band Holiday at [email protected]. DE 19711. fine ,wine while listening to live Festival Concert on Saturday, Please check with ·the drop­ music. A . suggested donation December 11. Join us for this off location · of your choice for of $10 benefits NDNCC tuition exciting visit to out nation's Troop 50 34th Annual hours of operation. Tax deduct­ assistance fund for children from capital during th_!! holiday sea­ Pancake Breakfast PHOTO BY MARK CORRIGAN ible monetary donations can be low-income homes. son. We'll drop you off near the made at http://www.dehumane. There will be a_wide selection Boy· Scout 50 of Pike Val Nardo, center front, and a few volunteers take a break DAR Constitution Hall, site of T(Oo~ org/donate. Gift pick_-up is avail­ of wines including Chardoru1ays, Creek, Delmarva Council Boy from unloading canned goods and turkeys to pose for· a photo. the United States Army Band's able to pet owners in need at the Merlots, Cabemets, and dessert Scouts of America, will hold its The fund will be collecting food items and cash donations and · Holiday Festival concert (3pm), Delaware Humane Association wines at several tasting sta- thirty-first annual pancake break­ will distribute them on Dec. 16-18. which features the US Army . tions. Additionally, a drawing fast on Saturday, December 11, Orchestra, Chorus, and Chorale. and silent auction of outstanding at the · Limestone Presbyterian You will be on your own to items will be held beginning at 8 Church, 3201 Limestone Road. enjoy the day and concert. Trip p.m. Free valet parking is also The ·public is welcome to cost includes free group ticket to . provided. come for all-you-can-eat pan­ . ~~®IDll . Partial List of Auction Items: the concert (general admission cakes. ·Pancakes, sausage, and seating) and motor coach trans­ 3'x4' original oil painting by orange juice will be served from portation. Annual Dan Gotel, $500 value; tickets to 7 a.m. to noon on Saturday

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Benscoter at (302) 834-3385 or Renaissance to the present day. scout. Tickets may also be pur­ holiday TV special A Charlie www.chesapeakebrassband.org. Along with the entertainment, at [email protected]. 1f This sacred season has been cel­ chased at the door. Proceeds Brown Christmas. there will be again be a door interested in getting involved ebrated throughout the ages, and benefit Troop 50 and support its Concert schedule is as fol­ prize, this month contributed by with Friends of Newark's efforts, as such, New Ark Chorale hon­ scouting activities of camping, lows: Iron Hill Newark on Mocha, Music & the Mid-Atlantic Ballet school contact davidr41@ hotmail.com ors music from all time periods. outdoor skills, community ser­ Wednesday, December 15 and More at Central Perk now back on Main Street. The or call 368-7158. Mocha, Music Audience participation is includ­ & free vice and character-building for Monday, December 20. On December 17, 7-9 p.m., Mid-Atlantic Ballet is presenting More is and open to the ed throughout the program. boys ages 11 through 18. Troop All performances will begin The Nutcracker on Dec 17 and public. Tickets are $15 general/$12 Friends of Newark again offers 50 is sponsored by the Ebenezer at 7 p.m., and run approximately the 18 at Mitchell Hall. For more seniors/$5 students, with a group live music and the spoken word United Methodist Church and the two hours, with programs that information, call MAB's office rate of $10 for purchase of five to the community of Newark Saint Philip's Lutheran Church. New Ark Chorale: include the score of A Charlie with its coffeehouse- Mocha, at (302) 266-6362 or visit www. or more tickets. Reserve by call­ Brown Christmas along with · Music & More. This holiday cof­ midatlanticballet.org. Forward to the Past ing 302-368-4946 or go to www. Mocha, Music & More is a selections from such other holi­ feehouse will again be at Central Saturday, December 18, 7 mycommunitytickets.com or Taize·Prayer Services day favorites as The Grinch coffeehouse venue that offers www.newarkchorale.org. Perk on Main Street, thanks to p.m. Newark United Methodist Newark United Methodist Who Stole Christmas, Rudolph opportunities for artists to per­ owner Pin Campbell. Church, 69 E. Main Street, Church, 69 E. Main St., pres- - the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Frosty form original or non-copy-right The first performance of the Newark, DE 19711. This See NEWS, 6 .... ents Taize prayer services in the Snowman and The Little material live in an intimate evening is a reading by David the Sanctuary at 7 p.m. every Drummer Boy. Kozinski, award-winning writ­ Wednesday in Advent (December Iron Hill Brewery & er and visual artist. . His book 15, and 22). Meditative music Restaurant is located at 147 East Loopholes is now available from and scripture readings set the Main Street. For more informa­ The Broadk:ill Press. tone for this quiet, reflective ser­ tion about Iron Hill Brewery & The second performance vice. Come unwind during this Restaurant, or to make a reser­ of the evening is Jason "J.D." hectic season and feel the pres­ vation at any of their locations, Webb, singer/songwriter/guitar­ ence of the Lord. Please call the please visit www.ironhillbrew­ ist, whose music, based on blues, church office at 302-368-8774 or ery.com. folk and rock influences, conveys email Jim Faltot atjcfaltot@rnsn. raw emotion while the imagery UNFORGETTABLE MOMENTS com for more information. Holiday Concert of his lyrics range from fiery riv­ ers to quiet bedroom silhouettes Saturday, December 18, 7 to feet pounding the sidewalk Iron Hill's Annual X· p.m. Chesapeake Brass Band miles from their destination. "In A Holiday Mood" Concert. mas Concert The last act of the evening Delaware's only all brass concert This holiday season, Iron Hill is Saved From Today, a quartet band plays traditional carols and Brewery & Restaurant will once of musicians, who got together selections from old favorites such again host their annual conc~rt because they share a love of music as "White Christmas", "Sleigh series, celebrating the season that celebrates their Christian Ride", and "Bells of Christmas". with a series of performances experience. The band is made up

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program is Dinosaurs! The programs to register, please contact the staff at Mood"· Concert. Delaware's only all ..... NEWS, from 5 will take place from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. the Iron Hill Museum at 302-368-5703, brass concert band plays traditional and 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Bring your child [email protected], or visit carols and selections from old favorites Story Time at Iron Hill to hear the story "Dinosaur Eggs" and their website at www.ironhill-museum. such as "White Christmas", "Sleigh make a really cool craft. Admission to org. Ride", and "Bells of Christmas". Music Museum the program is $4.00 for kids (2 and School of Delaware, 4101 Washington The Iron Hill Museum wishes to younger free), $1 for parents and those Holiday Concert St. Adults $10, Seniors and Students present its Story Time at Iron Hill not participating in activities. You must $5. For more info, please call302-762- Museum, located at 1355 Old Baltimore register prior to the program for one of Sunday, December 19, 3 p.m. 1132 or visit www.chesapeakebrass­ Pike, Newark, for December 18. This the two times. For more information or Chesapeake Brass Band "In A Holiday band.org.

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• Obituaries are printed free Winter Butler of the First A funeral service was held on tenance man for Fairwinds Wilmington, DE 19801. To of charge as space permits. Church of the Saturday, December 4, at the Christian School. express an online condolence, Information is usually supplied Wmter D. Butler Jr., 74, of Nazarene in funeral home. Entombment fol­ Basil is survived by sons, Basil visit www.strano-feeley.com. to the newspaper by the funeral Newark, died on November 28, Newark, where lowed in Gracelawn Memorial Garrison Jr. (Butch) and wife at Christiana Hospital. director. she taught Park, 2220 N. DuPont Parkway, Vicki; Randy Garrison & wife Wmter was an Army veter­ Sunday School New Castle. Ann; daughters, Sharon Clymer Dorothy Hatley an. He retired as an area techni­ for many years. In lieu of flowers, contribu­ & husband Jim, Beverly Seeger Dorothy Joan Hatley, 65, of cian for the DuPont Company, She was a tal­ tions may be made to the First & husband Dale; sisters, Goldie Newark, died surrounded by loved Sue Andrews Chestnut Run Site. He was also a ented musi­ Church of the Nazarene, 357 Miller and Mildred Bailey; broth­ ones on Thesday, November 30. Sue Gwaltney Andrews, 81 , member of Red Lion Evangelical cian, as well, and enjoyed both Papermill Road, Newark,, DE er, Alfred Garrison; nine grand­ She was born in Elkton, MD died November 24, at her home Church. playing the mandolin and listen­ 19711. To sign guest book, visit children; and 11 great-grandchil­ on July 13, 1945. Dorothy was in Newark. He was preceded in death by ing to gospel music. www.spicermullikin.com. dren. He was preceded in death the daughter of late Everett and Mrs. Andrews, a homemak­ his wife Anita D. Butler. Wmteris In addition to her parents, she by his wife, Jessie Garrison; and Ida LaPointe. er, was a talented artist and survived by his daughter Cheryl was preceded in death by her hus­ Buford Garrison Sr. son, James Keys Jr. (Jim). She was a graduate of the old painter.· Miller and her husband Daniel band, Orville A. Clark, in 1993, A visitation for family and Newark High School, which was Surviving are her hus­ and their son, Joshua. and her daughter, Shirley A. Buford "Basil" Garrison Sr., friends was held on Friday, located on Academy Street. . band, Art; daughter, Jana A service was held on Friday, Sharpe, in 2008. She is survived 87, of Newark, died on Sunday, December 3, in Strano & Feeley Dorothy worked for the Surdi (Richard); son, Donald December 10, at the Chapel of by her grandchildren, James W. November 28. Family Funeral Home, 635 University .of Delaware in Hemmer (Charlotte); stepchil­ the Delaware Veterans Memorial Kelly of Newark, William M. Basil proudly served with the Churchmans Road, Newark, fol­ Newark, and loved taking care of dren, Stephen, Susan, Scott, Cemetery. To send condolences, Kelly (Alice) of Newark, Sharon U.S. Army during World War II lowed by a service in celebration her students in Harrington Hall. and Sheila Andrews; broth­ visit www.mccreryfuneralhome. Delgado (Jorge) of Bear, Carlene and he earned the Bronze Star. of Basil's life. Burial was held in She had retired after 15 years ers, Jack and Max Gwaltney; com. Glanden (Brian) of Elkton, MD, He worked as an inspector for Gracelawn Memorial Park. service, in 1985. sisters, Doris Mattingly and and David Kelly (Dolores) of Chrysler for over 30 years before In lieu of flowers, contribu­ Left to cherish her memory is Harriett LaMar; five grandchil­ Pauline Clark Georgetown; niece, Marie Morris his retirement. Basil was a long tions may be sent to Childhelp her loving husband and partner of dren; and two great grandchil­ of Milford; nine great-grandchil­ time member National Headquarters, 15757 49 years, James L. Hatley and her dren. Mrs. Pauline May Clark, dren; and 13 great-great-grand­ of Fairwinds N. 78th St., Ste. B, Scottsdale, Graveside services were 91, of Newark, died on Sunday, children. Baptist Church Arizona 85260 or The Arthritis See OBITS, 8 ..... held in Poseyville, IN. November 28. Visitation was held on where he Foundation, 100 W. lOth St., In lieu of flowers, dona­ Mrs. Clark was born in Friday, December 3, at the served as an tions can be made .to Vitas Harrington on January 25, 1919, Spicer-Mullikin Funeral Home, usher and also Hospice Charitable Fund, 100 daughter of the late Nathan 121 West fark Place, Newark. as the main- Commerce Drive, Suite 302, Stubbs and Ella Ruth Glandin Who Newark, DE 19713 Stubbs. 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"We get more hits from this one The Episcopal Church / Welcomes You ' Episcopal tradition, ad than any contemporary music other advertising StThomas's Parish 276 S. College Ave. at Park Place, Join us for Sunday Service 10am weekly worship on we do." Newark, DE 19711 Childcare and Sunday Sch~ol -Good Shepherd Across from UD Health Center Sundays at 9:30 am (302) 368-4644 Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Episcopal Church 420 Willa Road , Newark - BriJ(hteniTI!( lives, nourishinJ( souls, comiectillJ( to God at Beeson Funeral Home Church Office: 9:00-1:00 Mon-Fri · ~053 Pul~ski Hwy. 302.368.2984 uufn.org Call Nancy Tokar to place www.stthomasparish.org 302-650-3544 your ad at Come Join Us! 302 547-7849 • www.GoodShepherdDE.org Speaker: Rev. Greg Chu~ 2010 Advent & Christmas ·Sponsored by the Diocese of Delaware 1-800-220-1230 ' Worship · The Way Sundays in Advent 8:00 a.m. Ho~ Eucharist I Advertise Your Church Ministries ' 10:30 o.m. Ho~ Eucharist·II (an extension of Highway Gospel 5:30 p.m. Inclusive language Uturgy with in the Christmas Church Community Temple, West Chester PA) . Sunday, December 12th , H~ Eucharist 3 Highway Word of Faith Ministries Mon.{ri. 5:15 p.rn.·£vening Proyer Services Page. Runs is presently worshipping @ The Wednesdays 12:10 ~ tucharist II at 10:30 a.m. George Wilson Community Center (lteo&119 od 2nct &4ffi) ' Dec. 17. Call Nancy 303 New London Rd ., Newark, DE Sundoy 5:30p.m. The Choir will present Sunday: CbristnJps Pageant ot St. ThomaS; B:00-9:00am Christian Education an Advent/Christmas mu§ical Tokar for details classes for all ages Gad· meets you where you ore! Rise Up! A New Light A-Comin' Sunday Morning Celebration And So do we. Come ond see ... 443-245-5072. Wednesday: Location By Lloyd Larson and Pamela Martin 7:00-8:00pm Bible Enrichment Class at Prayer Temple "Sending the Light of Christmas into the WtJrld" St. Barnabas' ·49 New London Rd. Episcopal Church . Newark, DE 19711 Christmas Bell Concert Mailing Address: P.O. Box 220 Bear, Delaware 19701-0220 Advent Lessons & Carols Service Visit us online @ www.theway.ws or send Wednesday, Dec. 15th with Ho.ly Communion a note [email protected] GLORIOUS at 7:15p.m. Sun., Dec. 12th, 2010 @10 AM Worship Services: PRESENCE Hear.s.ome~fav.oriies Saturday 5:30p.m.- Sunday 7:30, 10:00 a.m. CHURCH Jingle Bell Rock, Blue Christmas and Beiieve Child Care (0-3) available during 10 a.m. _Surufay8:30 a.m. . 302-994-6607 Pastor Carl A. Turner Sr. & Lady Karen B. Turner www.stbarnabasde.org For further information or directions please call: .9lcoustic Worship ' 302-834-9003 2800 Duncan · Sumfay 10:30 a.m. •••••••••••• .- 'Efectric Worsfz.ip First Presbyterian Church I • . . Pastoral Team Contemporary Worship - Sundays at 9:00 a.m. Curtis E. Leins, Ph.D · Traditional Worship- Sundays at 10:30 a.m . . Robert F. McKnight Theodore Lambert, ill Adult and Children's Sunday School at 9:00a.m. James L. Ford 292 West Main Street, Newark, DE 19711 (302) 731-5644 • www.firstpresnewark.org Located 1 112 miles N. of Elkton Rev. Steve Brundage, Pastor on Rt.213 Rev. Beth Thomas, Children and Youth Handicapped Accessible Worshiping, Knowing and Serving God - ~ First Ch~rch NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN You are welcome at FELLOWSHIP IJ ofGhnst, SundayService 9:30AM t~ , Multimedia Children's Ministry! 'li#Uid MeikJJid eluvu:h '. Scientist · website: www.ebenezerumcncwark.org 48 West _Park Place, Newark Contemporary Worship! email: [email protected]n to criticize construction projects, and uni­ UD has awarded more than year program of capital proj­ Informational picketers on package for this project to the paychecks of UD President versity construction managers $70 million in contracts, half of ects and expects to have many Main Street refused to discuss Daniel G. Schuster, Inc. from Patrick Harker and Executive understand that we prefer to which went to Delaware firms. additional opportunities for the dispute or be photographed Owings Mills, Md. Daniel G. Vice President Scott Douglass, use Delaware firms, all other In the case of the other half, qualified Delaware firms to bid but did hand out a flier outlin- Schuster Inc. pays their carpen- suggesting that both shopld put cost and quality considerations Delaware firms either did not on future projects."

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Find-a home, a car, a job and more online! Page 12 • The Newark Post • Friday, December 10, 2010 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 OBITUARIES .... OBITS, from 8 N. Poplar Street, Wilmington DE of Vrneland Jonathan Westog, Ashley Focht, Dianne Wilson mother, Irene Kolankiewicz 19801. For online condolences, High School Sean Focht and brother Floyd Sutkowski of Bear, DE; sis­ please visit www.mccreryfuner­ in New Vaughn. Ms. Dianne S. Wilson, ters, Marilene Hausser (Daniel) DE, Chelsey and Hillary Price alhome.com. Jersey, Class Funeral Services were held on 59, of Bear, died on Monday, of Jackson, NJ, and JoAnn of Media, PA and Corinne Price of 1954. Thursd;iy, December 2, at Parsell November 29, at Christiana Yagusesky (Robert) of Bossier · Mole of Charleston, SC. Also She was & ' Funeral Homes & Crematorium, Hospital in Newark. City, LA; a niece and four surviving is his brother Calbert Barbara Westog secretary for Atkins-Lodge Chapel, 16961 Born in Bayonne, NJ, on nephews. She was preceded Merrick and his wife Sue of Barbara Emily Vaughn many years Kings Highway, Lewes. Burial January 16, 1951, Ms. Wilson in death by her father, Edward Princeton, KY. Westog, 74, of Lewes, former­ for the Electrical Engineering followed the services at Delaware was employed in the credit card Sutkowski. A funeral service was held at ly of Newark, died on Friday, Department of the University Veterans Memorial Cemetery, industry, working for both the Services were held privately McCrery Memorial Chapel, 3710 November 26, 2010 at, Christiana of Delaware retiring in the late 26669 Patriots . Way, Millsboro, Bank of New York and Chase- and at the convenience of the Kirkwood Hwy. Wilmington, on Medical Center. She was born in 1990's. DE. . Manhattan Bank, until her retire­ family. Monday, December 6. Burial fol­ New Rochelle, NY, on Thursday, She is survived by her hus­ Memorial contributions ment after a 34-year career. For In .lieu of flowers, the fam­ lowed at the Delaware Veterans December 26, 1935, daughter of band of 53 years John T. Westog; may be made to Felton United the past seven years, she worked ily suggests contributions to Memorial Cemetery in Bear. the late Floyd Clinton Vaughn her son Stephen Westog and wife Methodist Church, 101 East as a medical receptionist for Total the American Cancer Society, In lieu of flowers, contri­ and Grace Pansy Christine Reid Lynda; daughter Holly Focht and Main Street, Felton, DE 19943- Care Physicians in Newark. 92 Read's Way, Ste. 205, New butions could be made to the Vaughn. husband Gary; grandchildren: 7322. Sign guestbook at www. She is survived by her son, Castle, DE 19720. To sign guest Sunday Breakfast Mission, 110 Mrs. Westog was a graduate Madeline Westog, Eric Westog, parsellfuneralhomes.com. Edward H. Wilson of Bear, DE; book, visit spicermullikin.com.

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...... - . • • < Newark area·sees BRAC transfers A report is out on where the transfers. percent, a disappointing figure tions, with mol:e than 350 per­ Ann Fosier, right, accepts a $250 check from Renee BRAC transferees are relocat­ Bel Air, in Harford County, for that area,.given its .proxim­ sonnel not accounted for in the Quietmeyer, marketing director for the Upper Shore ing, following the movement is the prime spot for reloca­ ity to Aberdeen. figures proviqed by the U.S. Division of ACIVI Chesapeake. Foster's name was drawn of jobs from Ft. Monmouth, tions with two of its zip codes · As for Delaware, transfer­ Army. More than 8,000 jobs are after she submiHed her entry in the annual Newark Post/ N.J. to the Aberdeen Proving accounting for 580 reloca­ ees are choosing . the Bear­ coming directly to the .Proving Middletown Flier annual Favorites promotion. Ground. tions. Glasgow area with the 19701 Ground, with thou.s~~ mQre in The report from the Nearly 170 transfers came and 19702 zip codes account­ and around the. base. Delaware Chesapeake Science and were in Elkton zip codes, with ing for nearly 80 relocations. is hoping that. some~2f ~ose Security Corridor shows a comparable number from the The Newark zip code of jobs and companie/ might Harford County, the. home of . Port Deposit and Perryville 19711 gained.35 residents and .-look to the east. One drawing the Proving Ground getting areas. Middletown (19709) accouqt- · ·card comes with the increas­ Locust Point Farm six out of 10 transfers. - New Castle County is third ing for 35. •. · . ingly strong ties. bet~een the In a distant second is Cecil with 6.7 percent of transferees The current ' figures are University of Delaware and the Fresh Natural Turkeys County, with 18.2 percent of with Baltimore County at 5.4 . based on about 2,700 reloca- Proving Ground. Taste the Difference! ORDER NOW! 410-398-8765 THE PosT STUMPER ACROSS 53. Hold up! 26. Um's kin 55. Nipped · 27. Orange part 1. Tubbythe_ 57. Ship's heading: abbr. 28. Thumb-sucking or 5. Zeus, for one 59. Arterial trunk chain-smoking 10. Kilmer of Tombstone • 62. Old soldiers 29. Host · 13. New couple,.to a 63. Faslen securely 31. "In hot water,' e,g. to th~ Outreach Center "Ca_r for Kids" Program gossip columnist 65. Ficlional skipper 33. Spals 14. Hearing: pretix 67. You're Only Old_-! 34. Begin's peaceful 15. Where there's a will? (Or. Seuss) co-honoree •Free Pick-up and Tow 16. Alto 68. Unsophisticaled 36. Out of reach 17. Walk 69. Humorous author 37. ·-Not Unusuar •Any.Model or Condition 18. Author Paton ·Bombeck 38. First name in fairy 19. Start for couture or 70. To lhe _ degree tales •IRS Tax Deductible cuisine 71 . Logan and Fitzgerald 40. Kind of ray 21 . You There 72. New Look introducer, 41. Move obliquely 22. One of LBJ's dogs in fashion 44. Type of fly 23. Harper's Weekly 48. Servile cartoonist DOWN 49. Place for a camel 25. Edison's middle ride name 1. Sharp point 50. Type of income, for 21. Scarlelfs beloved 2. Rainbow Bridge's theiRS LAST MINUTE 30. Words accompany- locale 52. Phileas Fogg's ing waves 3. Gym coach Karolyi creator 32. Martial 4. Ouanmy 54. Despises DISCOUNT TRAVEL 35. 'How Dry_. 5. Escorts 55. Oul of shape (2wds.) 6. Locale of Eng. 56. Scratch's target ·SAVE$$$$ 36. Vogue 7. Creative suggeslion 58. Doctor of Ausffn 37. Losing_ (1994 8. Musts for Miss Powers AUTOMATED MESSAGE 24/7 Jessica lange film) America and Miss 60. Hatcher of Lois & .39. Brokaw's network Universe Clark 40. Sheer fabric 9. Alpine song 61. Shooting need. for 42. Agricultural loan gp. 10. Singer Jerry short 43. Weight watcher 11 . Whence the lovelorn 62. Ench Stroheim 45. Gives lhe nod worship 64. Topsy's playmate 46. Spread oul, as cards 12. Former OB Dawson 66. Rower's implement 47. Final, e.g. 15 . Morocco's sandbox 48. Mrs., in Paris 20. 'I tawt I taw a puddy '> ., , 49. P-iquancies _" (Tweety Bird) t t 51. Roof edge 4. Not this . " ANSWERS ON' PAGE6 1-.-

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UHELP WANTED Put a little jingle ,... ADOPTIONS ,.. FULL-TIME back In your pocket ~NOTICES for the holidays! Discounted move in DECOYS, rent for qualified . Affordable Homes­ JEWELRY, applicants. · Elkton I North East · WILDLIFE ART The Meadows @ 2-4 BR's Starting at Bill Veasey presents Elk Creek, 439 $975 410 620-1345 for your consideration : r Muddy Lane, Elkton, 410-398-0470, $750/mo util's 'incl. meadowsatelkcreek.com laundry on prem. No pets 410-398-6291 '"iiiiiP.iiiia~

Fall Move In Special *1/2 off 1st months rent, for RENTALS qualified applicants The Cecil Whig newspaper is searching for 1 & 2 BR Apts in historic down town a select few individuals that want to work for . GUN I& KNIFE "" APARTMENTS North East, SHOW "'LOST & y UNFURNISHED *Rents starting the dominant media source in Cecil County. TaO Cedars Build­ ,.. FOUND 1 br $695 - 2br $825 ing, at Putty Hill BEACON We are looking for people who want to help Shopping Center in FOUND CAT Large 410-287-6111 Pariwllle, MD local business owners grow their business by Dec 11 "Dec 12 advertising in our print & online editions. $at. 9-4 Sun 9-3 New Today 500 trade tables Admission $7 ELKTON Turnquist ' 717-697-3088 TH, Super Clean, These advertising consultants will be_ . 2Br newly renovated. $895 443-466-8666 compensated with a salary plus strong PUBLIC NOTICE Fair Hill/ O.,ord 3br commission plan. Full-benefits package is EARLEVILLE 2br 2.5 ba t yr old ·on 1 ac also offered. on horse farm. $750 $1800/mo rent to own avail 4l0-398~5724 mo. Absolutly NO pets HousEs FOR P"" PERSONALS allowed. Please call U . 410-275-1414 Y RENT .Elkton 3br split level If you are interested in a career that will be THANK YOU ST. NORTH EAST 1 br, $1050/m fin bsmnt JUDE NOVENA my off street parking. $1,200mth, · 41 0- • 7~ Old Field fulfilling both financially and emotionally, 4 prayers have been $600 mo. . 275-2215, Farm Acres Dr 2600 sq ft View Public Notices answered. R.L.S. 410-287-2255 house in Fair Hill. deluxe home $2500/ please send us your resume. Send to from around the New Today ------3bed, 1 bath ted- op.tion to buy [email protected] State of Maryland, CLASSIFIEDS ELKTON NORTH EAST- 2nd [email protected] • 3br Rancher .visit: 2 Bedroom. $600 per fir, 2br. Off 'st prking. WWW.cHESAPEAKE . f/place,dk, 1 car gar, www.public 410-398-1230 $1050/m mo + security deposit No pets. $690/mo + 1 1 *Based on statistics from Reynolds institute notice ads.com/md . 800-220-1230 Call 41 0-398-41 04 sec. 4 10-287-8888 CLASSFED.COM .______41 Q-398-3447 .... .,!.., It • .. • . ... ~J -tr • • On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, December 10, 2010 • The Newark Post • Page 17

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PUBLIC AUCTION SENTINEL SELF STORAGE 1100 Elkton Road Newark, DE 19711 (302) 731-81 08 A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday, 01/12/2011 at 10:00 AM. The. contents of the following storage -units will be auctioned: Unit 1016 Stephen D. Mendala: bicycle,boxes,office chair,fish tank and stand, misc. household items Unit 3004 Adrine T. Stevenson: boxes,sofa,love seat, coffee table Unit 3015 Christina J. Billie: couch,love seat,shelving,tv stand,big Enter the "Write the Ending!" Reader Contest!! screen tv · PUBLIC AUCTION Let Chesapeake SENTINEL SELF STORAGE Classified Work 200 First State Blvd The Cecil Whig started the story, o ewant to see how you would finish it. For You! Wilmington, DE 19804 (302) 999.0704 . The 'contest is open to non-publls e~ u,thors sixteen years or older. 410-398-1230 A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday, January 12, 2011 at No pets. $850/mo + 800-220-1230 or 11 :00 AM. - The contents of the following storage units will be auc­ elect & heat & sec dep tioned: 443-206-1265 www.chesapeake Unit # 309: James Newton- Bags, boxes, books, ladder, pictures, Send you entries-of no morett d's-by email to: sgarcia@chespub. classified. com stool, totes Unit# 1105: Karla Coleman- Bags, bed frame, mattress, boxes, com -or mail to "Writethe End' g", o S ley Garcia, PO Box 429,·. Elkton, table lamp, pictures, speakers, stool, totes, portable TV, plant (tree) LEGAL NOTICE Unit # 1336: Kesha Fryer- Bags, kitchen chair, coffee table, tool MD 21921. Include your full na e, dr ss and contact phone number. box, totes, portable TV Unit # 6259: William Janvier - Boxes, ice chest, tool box, totes, Deadline for submission is 12/1 2 0at 3pm. LEGAL NOTICE fireplace door, camping equipment, air compressor .,.,__,. .. .~. RE: DEADLY PUBLIC AUCTION WEAPON SENTINEL SELF STORAGE I, Kail M. Walters 465 Pulaski Hwy Winners will be notified by phone, n the top 3 stories will be published in residing at 12 New Castle, DE 19720 Berkley Dr., Newark, (302) 328-581 0 Cecil Whig on 12i21/201 0. *The top 3 winners·wm each receive a$25 gift DE. 19702 will make A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday, January 12th, 2011 at application to the 2:00 PM. The contents of the following storage units will be auc­ card to Pat's Pizza and Family Restau ant. Other entries will be placed online judges of the superi­ tioned: or court of the State Unlt-#2014-Kenneth Whorl-Boxes, Chair, Love Seat, Speakers, for our readers to enjoy. of Delaware in and Kitchen Table, Totes, Toys, TV for New Castle Unit-# 4128-April Bungy-Bags, Bed Frame, Box Spring, Mattress, County at Wilming­ Boxes, Floor Lamp, Lawn Equipment, Totes, Hose, Grill ton for the next term Unlt-#140-Charles Hackney-Bags, Clothing, Suitcase, Lawn for a license to carry Equip. *Chesapeake Publishing/Cecil Whig employees and their families are not a concealed deadly Unit-#128-Lakaisha Oliver-Bags, Boxes, Totes weapon, or Unit-#104-Lakaisha Oliver-Baby Chair, Crib, Bags, Folding Chair eligible to win. weapons·. for the Unlt-#2035-Stephen Hershberger-AC, Box Spring, Mattress, Office protection of my per­ Chair, Sofa, Entertainment Center, End table, Folding Table, Sink son(s), or property, Unit-#119-Jose Salinas-Boxes, Totes, Vacuums or both. Unit-#4149-Theresa Uhrick-Bags, Bed Frame, Box Spring, Mat­ tress, Boxes, Entertainment Center Nick was never fond of the Christmas season. and this season was no Karl M. Walters Sentinel Self Storage different. As he walked home from his d ad-end job on Christmas Eve, second shift 12/2/10 333 E. Lea Blvd. Wilmington, DE 19802 . no less. he thought about his childho emories of Christmas. np 12/1 0 2209464 302-764-6300 WWW.CHESAPEAKE I A Public Auction will be held on 1-12-11 at 12:00PM at the above I address. All sales are cash only. All sales are final. The units to be His mom worked two jobs. caShi • r by day, and office cleaner by night. _ CLASSIAED.COM . L------...J auctioned are as follow: Not that she wanted to work two jobs, t since Nick's Dad died and she became Unit #10-Carolyn Virginia-Bags, Boxes, Fan, Hamper, Shelving, Doors, Golf Club_s a single parent. she had had no choi e. Even with two jobs. there was no money one of these local dealers Unit #34-Eiizabeth Wilson-Bags, Boxes, Clothing Closet, Enter­ for anything as frivolous as Christmas. Th1Y were lucky to have enough money left tainment Center, Fishing Equipment, Ice Chest, Ladder, Microwave, Suitcase, Toys over for a supper of chicken drumsticks ond boxed stuffing. Gifts were trinkets from and drive home happy! Unit #55-Ken Phillips Jr.-Boxes,Ciothing, Computer, Hamper, Mir­ mom's cashier job or things that were left forth~ "cleaning lady" at her office job. rors, Stereo,Suitcase, Tool Box Unit #74-Diane E. Whittaker-Boxes, Chest of Drawers, Dresser, She usually had to work on Christmas. so little time was spent on celebrating. or with VOLKSWAGEN Drum Kit Nick. What was there to celebrate anyw y? Unit #67-0iiver Patterson-Bags, Boxes, Pictures, Suitcase. Snack Table, Totes,Heater, Alcohol Smit.lt Unit #98-Shani Butcher-Baby Chair, Bags, Boxes, Clothing, Suit­ So. walking home to his small artment he wasn't surprised to see it had case, Totes VOLKSWAGEN,LTO. Unit #197-Romaine Boyd-Boxes, Fan, Hamper, Ice Chest, Pic­ started to snow. "Great.· he thought. •t idn't pay the heat bill, so home to a cold 4304 Kirkwood Highway, tures, Shelving, Stool, Tool Box, Snow Blower, Pressure Washer, apartment.· No fancy Christmas Eve dinner either. He had 2 chili dogs wrapped WILMINGTON, DE Helmet Unit #236-Ronnie Douglas-Bags, Boxes, Clothing, Totes in aluminum foil and a bag of chips in his pocket from the convenience store. He 302-998-0131 Unit #237-Max Cross-Bags, Boxes, Ironing Board, Pictures missed his mother, he hadn't seen her in .~ears, and he was not looking forward to Unit #398-lrving L. Brown-Golf Ball Bag, Plastic Wheel Covers, Drivers wanted."' ~ Hamper,Duffel Bag, Shoes being alone tonight. He tucked his neck down into the collar of his coat and sullenly Unit #447-Charlotte E. McKinley-Bags, Bed Frame, Box-Spring, walked down the dark. snowy street feeDng very sorry for himself. Mattress. Boxes,Kitchen Chair, Rocking Chair, Chest of Drawers, Dresser, Table Lamp, Suitcase, Snack Table, TV, Sword As he rounded the corner ontollm Street. he noticed all the street lamps np 12/3,10 2206952 were out except for one. Under that"si lamp Nick could see a figure standing there, looking like they were awai roach. He suddenly got a little neNous, but told himself not to on home. Cecil Whig, providing all the local news and events since 1841. The "go to" news source for Cecil County.

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CITY OF NEWARK DELAW~RE mmmmmmRENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA December 13, 2010-7:00 PM- CC FAIRHILL VILLAGE ~WATERFRONT ~ TOWNHOUSE , ' MANUFACTURED To Share Store/office front SILENT MEDITATION & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE FOR R ENT HOMES FOR R ENT P" P" RENTALS P' Conv. loc. Rt 213 & Rt 273 410-398-5724 1. ITEMS NOT ON PUBLISHED AGENDA: CHESAPEAKE · A. Public (5 minutes per speaker) RISING SUN 3Br T/H 1.5Ba. Avail 1/1. CITY Sunny room for B. University rent on water. $550 (1) Administration No pets. $900/mo + utils. 410-658-5727 per mo. 443-566- (2) Student Body Representative N. 0808 C. Council Members NORTH EAST 4Br, 1 bath & (2) 1/2 side. No pets. 2. APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA: cious 2br apt 2ba. Ba's, fncd yard. $975 ~ DUPLEXES mo + sec, & util's. Sec master bedroom walk- per mo 41 o-398-2169 "' COMMERCIAL A. Approval of Regular Council Meeting Minutes - November in closet, laundry :....______P" FOR R ENT 8 ok.302-668-5944 22, 2010 P" RENTALS room with washer, ELKTON Walnut B .. Receipt of Alderman's Report- December 8, 2010 Rising Sun recent­ U ROOMS FOR C. Re-appointment of Gloria Hickey, 94 Kells Avenue, to Board dryer, cathedral ceil- Hill 3br 1.5 ba, stone ly refurbished 3br RENT CECIL CO. com­ of Election - three year term to expire January 2014 ings •. wrap a round 2 decks. $1100 per duplex, nice yard,. P" mercial property D. Re-appointment of Alice Liechty, 101 Meriden Drive, to Board deck, (sunset western month 410-398-5724 $950/mo + sec. No 2250 sq ft $1200/ of Election- three year term to expire January 2014 view) nice yard. ~------. pets. Call 41 0-658- nio 443-350-0621 E. Re-appointment of Fred Dingle, 205 Hullihen Drive, John $1300/mo + utils. l WWW.CHESAPEAKE I 9568 Brook, 22 Bridlebrook Lane, Heather Dunigan (WILMAP~O), Sally 41 0-920-8006 or 41 0- CLASsAED COM .------:-~==-:::--1 CECIL CO - Office; , Miller, 203 Hullihen Drive, Lt. George Stanko (NPD), Denms McFar­ 920-6044 . . . CLASSIFIEDS ELKTON- room for Comm; Warehouse; land (Finance); and appointment of Joseph McCoy, 102 E. Main 41 0-398-1230 . rent, every1hing incl. Industrial. Outside Le

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SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ 110-018596 (18) DEC. The following Real Estate will be exposed for 14, 2010. Public Sale at the CITY/COUNTY BLDG. 800 MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE PARCEL NO. 11-G25.1G-147 N. French Street, City of Wilmington, New CHILDS 2 SEATER PROPERTY ADDRESS: 521 LAUREL Castle County, Delaware, by Michael P. • ~• FURNIT URE/ • • • Electric _Barbie Jeep LANE, NEWARK, DE 19702 ~ FIREWOOD Walsh, Sheriff, on TUESDAY the 14TH day ~ FURNISHINGS w/charger. Good con­ ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, of DECEMBER, 2010 at 10:00 A.M. New Today New Today dition $50 41 0-658- with the dwelling thereon erected, known as By the virtue of a writ of 110-018560 (13) 3553 521 Laurel Lane, situate in Pencader Hun­ DEC. 14, 2010 RED KOHLER long WINDOWS (3) New, bowl toilet, $85. Filco Anderson. $150 each. dred, New Castle County and State of PARCEL:1~20-062 410-287-3670 New Today New Today CHRISTMAS DEC­ Delaware, being Lot No. 80, as shown on ADDRESS: 8 James Court, Newark, DE cellar door, 20"H x50" ..------, ORATIONS for the the Record Major Subdivision Plan of BAR­ 19702 Wx70%"L, very good CLASSIFIEDS OAK ENTERTAIN- ACE HARDWOODS yard. Lights, etc. $50 RINGTON, as· said Plan is of record in the ALL that certain lot, piece of land with the cond $95 4 O g MENT CENTER exc 4'1o-287-2946 1 -3 8-1230 d .1 • Firewood. 1 yr sea­ obo 410-398-9315 Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for buildings thereon erected, situate in New SD0-220-1230 con can ema1 p1c soned, Oak and New Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm Castle Hundred, New Castle County and WEBSITE AT $175 410-441-9312 hard woods. $185/ No. 12961, and being more particularly State of Delaware, being Lot 18, Building C, IWWW.CHESAPEAKE I WWW.CHESAPEAKE PINE d' · t cord. Free Delivery. bounded and described in accordance with as shown on the subdivision Plan of Glen­ CL.ASSIRED.COM CLASSIFIED.COM Imng rm se 410-392-3732 a recent ·survey prepared by A.E.S. Survey­ dale Town-houses, and being more particu­ New Today ors, dated April 30, 2004. larly bounded and described as follows, to .....- ======~ - ======table,hutch. $1754 chairs, nice set.& ...______. DOLLS (40) Beauti- BEING the same lands and premises which wit: LEGAL NOTICE 410-378-4698 A-1 Seasoned Fire- ful! From a lady's col- Srinivasarao Chitikela and Bhavani Allu, by BEING the same lands and premises Patri­ wood, oak & other lection. $25 each. Deed dated May 14, 2004 and recorded in cia J. Young by Deed dated April 5, 1979 and ~ CHILDREN/ quick delivery, full 410_939_3902 cord $185, 1/2 cord the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of SHERIFF'S SALE ~ BABY ITEMS for New Castle County and State of . Deeds, in and for New Castle County and $115 41G-392-5175 HUNTING VEST XL, By virtue of a writ of #1 0-019278 (138) never worn $20. Cov­ Delaware, in lnstument # 20040519- State fo Delaware, in Deed Book 105. Page DEC. 14, 201 0. BABY BOUNCER 0054601, did grant and convey unto Grego­ 26, did grant and convey unto Bruce Lee Chair. Excellent condi-' "' GENERAL eralls, never worn $10 Parcel No. 11-020.20-106 410-272-0850 ry Aikins and Cindy Aikins. Young. Property Address: 5 Dalton Dr., Newark, lion $20 41 0-658- ~ MERCHANDISE SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS DE 19702 1523 2 E 1 1 JAPANESE ANIME THE PROPERTY OF GREGORY G. THE PROPERTY OF BRUCE LEE YOUNG ALL that certain lot, parcel or tract of land, ag es ogo caps Wall Scrolls $20 for all ALKINS AND CINDY L. ALKINS. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF situate and lying in the, County of New Cas­ FISHER PRICE £~::-~~ 410-836-7069 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE tle and State of Delaware being more partic­ 61 32 OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR JANUARY 17,2010. Rainforest baby swing ------­ ularly described as Parcel No. 11-020.20- $25. F/P take along 8 FT ARTIFICIAL PLAYSTATION 2 BEFORE JANUARY 17,2010. 106. 20 game system $50 np 12/3,10 2205723 swing $ Exc. cond. Christmas tree, very BEING the same lands and premises which 41 0"658-1523 full with lights. Orig Call410-287-7581 np 12/3,10 2206040 Tanya A. Jenkins did grant and convey unto Tanya A. Jenkins and Larry G. Jenkins by -P-R-IN_C_E_S_S--B-IK-E price. $300. Sell for deed dated November 14, 2005 and record­ 12" w/ trng whls. Pris- $75· 410-877-0477 SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE ed on November 14, 2005 in the Office of the tine. $25. Radio Flyer CHRISTMAS table By virtue of a writ of #1 0-018787 (69) By virtue of a writ of #10-018699 (42) New Today Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle tricycle. Pristine. $25 ~unner with 12match- SNOW BLOWER DEC. 14,2010. DEC. 14, 2010 County, State of Delaware, Deed instrument Property Address: 29 Tiverton Circle, Property Address: 30 Currant Drive, 410-658-3553 1ng placemats, $10. Brand new. 24" gas. 3 number 20051114-0116980. Tiffany look table lamp stage, 6.5hp, elect Newark, DE 19702 Newark DE 19702 SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Tax Parcel No. 09-G34.2G-162 ALL THAT certain lot, piece or parcel of $30 2 flood lamps, start & hand pull. $500 THE PROPERTY OF LARRY G. JENKINS $10. 410-920-0577 410-688-9614 All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land land with the buildings thereon erected, sit­ AND TANYA A. JENKINS with the buildings thereon erected, situate uate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New TERMS OF SALE: 1Oo/o DOWN AT TIME OF CRAFTSMAN SEWING MACHINE in White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle Castle County and State of Delaware, SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE GARAGE door open- Brother LS2125i $50 County and State of Delaware, know as 29 known as 30 Currant Drive, Newark, DE JANUARY 17, 2010. er. Chain drive. No Like new!! Call 410- Tiverton Circle, and being Lot No. 7, Block 19702 and being Lot No. 32 on the Record remote but works 392 534 D, on the Plan of Varlano, said plan being subdivision Plan of SUMMER HILL, Phase np 1213,10 2206161 good $35 obo 410- __-5______of record in the Office of the Recorder of 1, as said Plan is of record in the Office of 920-2989 Deeds in and for New Castle County and the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Cas­ State of Delaware in Microfilm No. 940, and tle County in Microfilm No 8737 and being being mor particularly bounded and more particularly bounded and described in LEGAL NOTICE SHERIFF'S SALE described in accordance with a recent sur­ accordance with a recent survey by David WOODEN HAN- vey by AES Surveeyors, dated November 7, G. Williams, Professional Land Surveyor, By virtue of a writ of #10-018698 (41) r----~S~H~E~R~I~F=F.~S~S~A~L-::E:-----., OLEO fireplace tool 2006. Wilmington, DE, dated May 9, 1988. DEC. 14, 201 0 BEING the same lands and premises which BEING the same lands and premises which Property Address: 9 Juniper Drive, By virtue of a writ of 11G-019004 (83) DEC. set. Black powder Newark DE 19702 coated and brass, Gregory Grimshaw by Deed dated May 30, Dennis W. and Rhonda M. Walters by Deed 14, 2010. stand with tools. $25. 2006, and recorded in the Office of the dated January 30, 1998, and recorded in Tax Parcel No. 09-034.40-136 Property Address: 5030 Stanton Ogle- obo 410-392-2707 Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, town Road, Newark, DE 19713 County, State of Delaware, as Instrument for New Castle County and State of situate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New Tax Parcel No. 09-G11 .00-016 No. 20060530-0051223, did grant and con­ Delaware, in Deed Book 2396, Page 216 Castle County and State of Delaware, All that certain lof, piece or parcel of land, vey unto Larry N. Calio and Cynthis L. Calio did grant and convey unto Rhonda M. Wal­ known as 9 Juniper Drive, being Lot No. 27 with the buildings thereon erected, known as , husband and wife, in fee. ters, in fee. on the record Major Subdivision plan of Lot No. 5, situate in White Clay Creek Hun­ BEING the same premises which, by Deed BEING the same premises 'Nhich Rhonda Raintree Village, as said plan is of record in dred, New Castle County and State of the Office for the Recording of Deeds in Delaware, on the Northerly side of the Stan­ WESTERN 7' snow dated November 28, 2006, and recorded M. Walters, by Deed dated January 30, plow for full size truck. November 29, 2006, in the Office for the 1998, and recorded February 10, 1998, in and for New Castle County, Delaware, in ton-Ogletown Road, more particularly Microfilm Record No. 7667 and being more bounded and described in accordance with a $450. Call Mike 443- Recorder of Deeds in and for the County of the Office for the Recorder of Deeds in and 827-0832 New Castle, and State of Delaware in Deed for the County of New Castle, and State of particularly bounded and described accord­ survey made by Harnea & Mclaughlin, Con­ Instrument No. 20061 129-0112035, granted Delaware in Deed Book Volume 2396, Page ing to a recent survey prepared by A.E.S. sulting Engineers, dated 1955. YOUTH BED $25 & and conveyed unto Jeffrey B. Street and 0218, granted and conveyed unto Harold M. Surveyors, dated August 28, 2008. BEING the same lands and premises which BEING the same lands and premises, Jesse C. Church and Ardelle L. Church, by microwave $20. Pennie M. Scalf, grantor/mortgagor herein. Figgs, Jr. and Rhonda M. Walters, 45644564Call 41 0- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS grantor/mortgagor herin. which Cendant Mobility Financial Corpora­ Deed dated May 6, 1964, and recorded in THE PROPERTY OF JEFFREY B. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS tion, a Delaware Corporation, by Deed the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and 398-5909 STREET AND PENNIE M. SCAL THE PROPERTY OF HAROLD M. FIGGS dated March 4, 2002, and recorded in the for New Castle County and the State of TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME JR. AND RHONDA M. WALTERS Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for Delaware, in Deed Record Y, Volume 72, OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME New Castle County, State of Delaware in Page 294, did grant and convey unto Robert ~ SPORTING BEFORE JANUARY 17, 2010. OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR Instrument Number 200204030031844, did L. Leasure and Kathryn M. Leasure, in fee. ~ GOODS BEFORE JANUARY 17,2010. grant and· convey unto James R. Cassity, IV BEING the same premises which Robert L. np12/3,10 2206096 and Jennifer M. Cassity, f/kla Jennifer M. Leasure and Kathryn M. Leasure, by Deed np 12/3,10 2206067 Lisowski, in fee. dated October, 1996 and recorded October BEING the same premises which James R. 24, 2006 in the Office for the Recorder of Cassity, IV and Jennifer M. Cassity, f/kla Deeds in and for the County of New Castle, Jennifer M. Lisowski, by Deed dated Octo­ and State of Delaware in Deed Book Volume FINAL APPROACH ber 3, 2008, in the Office for the ReGOrder 2189, Page 181 , granted and conveyed Boss just step out of the of Deeds in and for the County of N!'lw Cas­ X-land'r Layout Blind, Robert Lewis Leasure, Jr. and Linda M. Lea­ Shadow Grass camo. tle, and .State of Delaware, in DeE)d' lnstru­ sure. office? Now is the perfect ment No. 20081010-0067804, granted and $160. Call Ron 443- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 807-1556 time to check out what is in conveyed unto Mark Scott and Lauren THE PROPERTY OF LINDA M. LEASURE Scott, grantor/mortgagor herein. AND ROBERT LEWIS LEASURE JR. the Chesapeake Classifieds SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS TERMS OF SALE: 1Oo/o DOWN AT TIME OF section of your paper or go to THE PROPERTY OF MARK SCOTT SALE. BALANCE OUR ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10Wo DOWN AT TIME JANUARY 17, 2010. www.chesapeake OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 17, 2010. np 1213,10 2206119 GERMAN SWORD classified.com with case. $5000. np 1213,10 2206058 410-202-5758 J f ? 'l((:."J i r'Q J • >• .,.; ,, , ....- \ fl " ""' ( \.,. ~";" o';r Tof l ; .,. ; ,..,._,,.'• •11t <'J• ,, .. r-,( f\ r ... 00 , .f ,...,.,..:"".-."T ...... r ,:"'""•, •u·C,.# ...... r.. ,,,li"' f ,f• ..., ·r tee-0~~-oos-r • ;-b5aia2r>IJ :P~\'0-\'P.\ • ,•imai.t1!}vh/ .~w!}vr .QJ..O~ ,OI -,._,dm!}:>!}Q .vshi11 • r-oq On the Web • wWw.newarkpostonline.corri . Friday, December 10, 2010 • The Newark Post • Page 21

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For more ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land info 410-275-2430 ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, All that certain lot or parcel of land with the SHERIFF'S SALE with tl"le buildings and improvements there­ improvements thereon erected; situate in With the dwelling ·thereon erected, situate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and By virtue of a writ #10-018689 (37) DEC. on erected, situate, lying and being in Pen­ White Clay Creek Hundred, Ne.w Castle LAWN & State of Delaware and known as Lot No. 24, 14, 2010. cader Hundred, New Castle County, State County, State of Delaware, comprising Lot P-roperty Address: 20 Sumac Court, GARDEN EQUIPMEN of Delaware, known as Lot No. 323 on a No. 22, Block A, known as 801 Greentree Block F, on .the Plan of Robscott Manor, Sec­ tion One, as said Plan is of record in the Newark, DE.19702 · certain plat entitled "Brookside Park, Sec­ Road, on · a Plan of HILLSIDE HEIGHTS, Tax Parcel No. 09-038.30-209 ECHO BLOWER. tion M", prepared by Whitman Requardt and Section 1, dated April 30, 1956, ·prepared by Office for the Recording of·Deeds in and for New Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land $50. 4111-378-4698 Associates, Consulting Engineers, dated Edward H. · Richardson Associates, Inc., Record 797, and being more partigularly with the building there<;>n erected, known as May 7, 1953, and being more particularly Consulting Engineers, and recorded in the bounded and described in accordance with a 20 Sumac Court, situate ,in White Clay W' ACHINARY & bounded and described in accordance with Office of the Recorder of Deeds for New survey by East Coast Surveying, dated Creek Hundred, New Castle Cpunty and ~HEAVY EQUIPMENT a Location Survey Plan prepared by A.E.S. Castle County, State of Delaware, in the Plat August 28, 2003, as follows, to-wit: . State of Delaware, and being Lot NO. 156 Surveyors, Inc., dated November 17, 1994, Record L, Page 3, on June·?, 1956. ·BEING the same lands and premises which of the subdivision of Summer Hill, Phase II, as follows, to wit: BEING the same lands and premises which FORD 420 LOADER Robert H. Niggebrugge did grant and convey Microfilm Number 3578 and being more BACKHOE Very good BEING the same lands and premises · Magness & Staib Construction Co. by Deed unto Robert H. Niggebrugge and Deanna particularly bounded and described in Nancy Dputy Deed dated March- 31, 2008 dated December 6, 1957 and recorded in the cond. Gas, high and Niggebrugge by deed dated July 5 ~ 2005 and accordance with a recent mortgage in arid recorded in the Office of the Recorder Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for low range. Used very recorded-on August 9, 2005 in the Office of inspection plan dated March 15, 2000 by little. Tires 90%, no oil of Deeds, io and for New Castle County New Castle County and State of Delaware, the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Cas­ Zebley & Associates, Inc. and St1;1te of Delaware, in Instrument No. in Deed Book G61, Page 201, did grant and leaks. Ready to work. tle County, State of Delaware, Deed instru­ BEING the same lands and premises which 20080408-0023849, did grant and convey convey unto Maurice Edward Park and Could use paint. ment number 20050809-0079191. Stepl)en R. Minner, by deed late'r January $5,900 410-378-3032 unto Erika-Deputy. · Rachel A. Park. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS -5, 2006 in the Office of the Recorder of THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT H. NIGGE­ Deeds in and for New Castle County in THE PROPERTY OF ERIKA DEPUTY THE PROPERTY OF MAURICE EDWARD • "' WANTED BRUGGE AND DEANNA NIGGEBRUGGE Instrument No. 20060203-0012444, granted TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME AND RACHEL A. PARK TO B UY TERMS OF SALE: 1 Oo/o DOWN AT TIME OF and conveyed unto Jerel Morton, in fee. ~ OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS BEFORE JANUARY 17, 2010. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 17, 2010. . CASH FOR JAbiUARY 2010. THE PROPERTY OF JERREL MORTON GOLD/SILVER Coins, 11; TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME np 12/3,10 2206618 14K, Sterling, Scrap. np 12/3,10 2206073 np 12/3,10 2205791 OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR 443-449-1262 BEF~RE JANUARY 17, 2010.

np12/3,10 2206053 SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE - SHERIFF'S SALE 'By virtue of a writ of #10-019752 (202) By virtue of a writ of #10-019356 (165) By virtue of a writ #10-019304 (144) DEC. TRAINS WANTED. DEC. 14, 2010. DEC. 14, 2010. · 14; 2010. . . SHERIFF'S SAL£ Buying Lionel, lves, Parcel No. 10-038.30-141- Property Address: 1406 Flanders Way, Property Address: 7 Cartier Court, By virtue of a writ of #10-019919 (273) ·. Voltamp. 410-9.13- Property Address: 26 Danbury Drive, Newark, DE 19702 Newark, DE 19711 DEC. 14, 2010. 9484. Save this ad! Newark, DE 19702 Tax Parcel No. 09-030.30-158 Tax Parcel No. 08~042.30-232 Parc_el No. 11-014.30-00·1-c517a • . ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, ALL 'that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, Property Address:· 517 Cobble Creek with the buildings thereon erected; situate In with the buildings thereon erected, situate in with the buildings thereon erected, situate in Curve, Newark, DE 19702 New Castle County and State of Delaware, White ·clay Creek Hundred, New Castle Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County and All that certain unit or real property existing known as 26 Danbury Drive, being Lot No. County. and State of Delaware; know as State of Delaware, known as 7 Cartier Court, under and by virtue of the Unit Property Act 131 , on the Plan of Wellington Woods, as the 1406 Flanders Way, being Lot No. 104, on being Lot No. 36, on the Plan of Drummond of Delaw_are, known as Unit No. 517A Stones Plan thereof is of record in the Office of the the Plan of Christiana Village, as the Plan Ridge, as the Plan therof is of record in the Throw, a condominium, situate in Pencader Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle thereof is of record in the Office of the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for Hundred, New Castle, Delaware, as said unit county in Microfilm No. 4115, and being Recorder of Deeds, in and for New. Castle New Castle County in Microfilm No. 4214. is more particUlarly bounded and described more particularly bounded and described in County in Microfilm No. 4260. . BEING the same lands and premises which in ( 1) the Declaration of the party of the first accordance with a survey prepared by AES BEING the safT)e lands and premises which Pamela A. Jurga-Hall n/kla, Pamela A. Jurga part dated April116, 1975 and recorded in the Surveyors, Professional Land Surveyors, Derrick W. Whetzel and Evette R. Whetzel, by. Deed dated September 29, 1999, and Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for WANTED; DIABET­ dated August 25, 2005, as follows, to-wit: by Deed ·dated June 8, 2001, and ·recorded recorded October. 1', 1999, in the Office of New Castle County, Oelaware, in Deed IC TEST STRIPS up Being the same lands and premises which in the Office of .the Recorder of Deeds in and the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Cas-. Record I, Volume 90, Page 564, and (2) the to $18/ box. Cash on Gary S. Nitsche, by his attorney-in-Fact for New Castle County, State of Delaware, tie County, Delaware,. in Deed Book 2719, Declaration Plan of Stones Throw prepared the spot. Any kind/ Joseph T. Nitsche, Jr., Joseph T. Nitsche, Jr., as Instrument No. 20010615-0047392, did Page 0339, did grant and convey untoDavi by Howard H. Richardson Associates, Inc., any brand. Un­ Joseph T. Nitsche, Sr., by this Attorney in grant and convey unto Angela B. \Jones, in Berger and Laura Berger, in fee. Consulting Engineers, dat.e March 20, 1975, opened will pick up .• Face Joseph T. Nitsche, Jr.· and Vincent L. fee.) ~ BEING the same premises which David and recorded· in the Office aforesaid, in Debbie 410-820-6540 DeSeta, Jr., by his Attorney-in-Fact Joseph BEING the same premises which Angela B. Berger and Laura Berger, husband and wife, Microfilm No. 2904. T, Nitsche, Jr. did grant and convey unto Jones, by Deed dated March 22, 2007 and by Deed dated April 27, 2004, and recorded Being the same lands and premises which CLASSIFIEDS Frank Trower and Carnela Trower by deed recorded March 23, 2007 in the Office for the April 28, 2004 in the Offfice for the Recorder BAJ Enterprises, Inc. did grant and convey 41 0-398-1230 dated September 29, 2005 and recorded on Recorder of Deeds in and for the County of · of. Deeds in and for the County of New Cas­ unto Katy M. Vogel deed datect 4/23/2007 800-220-1230 Septembeer ·30, 2005 in the Office of the New Castle,_and State of Delaware in Deed tle, and State of Delaware in. d'eed Instru­ and recorded 4/24/2007 Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle Instrument Number 20070.323-0027620, ment 20040428-0047070, granted and con­ Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle CHRISTMAS County, State of Delaware, in Deea instru­ granted and conveyed unto Melvin C. Hoil, veyed unto Jeffrey_Longshaw, grantor/mort- • County, State of Delaware, in Deed Record r ment number 20050930-0100599. · Jr., grantor/mortgagor herein. gagor herin. 20070424-0037020. . ,.. TREES & PLANTS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF FRANK L. TOWER THE PROPERTY ~F MELVIN C. HOIL JR. THE PROPERTY OF JEFFREY R. LONG·­ THE PROPERTY OF KATY VOGEL AND CAMELA E. TROWER TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SHAW TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BI;FORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE: BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 17, 2010. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 17, 2010. JANUARY 17, 2010. JANUARY 17, 2010. 20' STANDING Blue np 12/3,10 . 2206352 np 12/3,10 Spruce tree. You cut, np 12/3,10 2206607 np 12/3,10 2206198' y.ou· haul. Beautiful! . 443-350-7681 • Page 22 • The Newark Post • Friday; December 10, 2010 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-331.1 . ·l " ""' · ,t t ' ) LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE

SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE PUBLIC NOTICE SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of #10-019279 (139) By virtue of a writ of #1 0-018591 (15) By virtue of a writ of #10-019945 (286) TRANSPORTATION DEC. 14, 2010. DEC. 14, 2010 Nordstrom, Inc d/b/a Nordstrom Sixth and DEC. 14, 2010. ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land PARCEL NO. 09-028.20-203 Pine has on December 6, 2010 applied with Parcel No. 18-013.00-187 with the dwelling thereon erected, situate in PROPERTY ADDRESS: 208 TESSA the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission­ Property Address: 25 Corbit St., Newark, White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle COURT, NEWARK, DE 19713 er for Restaurant that includes Sundays for a DE 19711 ~ BOATS/0THE County and State of Delaware and known as ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, premises located at 100 Christiana Mall in ALL THAT CETAIN LOT, PIECE OR PAR­ Lot No. 53, Block B, on the Plan of Ruther­ with the building thereon erected, known as Newark. Persons who are against this appli­ CEL OF LAND SITUATE ON THE NORTH­ DONATE A CAR, ford, Section One, pS said Plan is of record 208 Tessa Court, situate in White Clay cation should provide written notice of their WEST SIDE OF CORBIT STREET, IN THE boat, RV or motorcy­ in the Office for the Recording of Deeds in Creek Hundred, New Castle County, and objections to the Commissioner. For the CITY OF NEWARK, WHITE CLAY CREEK cle and· receive the and for New Castle County, Delaware, in State of Delaware, and being Lot No. 14 of Commissioner to be required to hold a hear­ HUNDRED NEW CASTLE COUNTY AND maximum legal tax Microfilm Record 882, and being more par­ the Subdivision of Christiana's Brace, ing to consider additional input from persons STATE OF DELAWARE, AS FOLLOWS, TO- deduction. · ,For a ticularly bounded and described in accor­ Microfilm No. 11082, and being more partic­ against this application, the Commissioner WIT: - FREE evaluation of dance with a survey by Edward H. Richard­ ularly bounded and described in accor­ must receive one or more documents con­ BEING THE SAME LANDS AND PREMISES your potential dona­ son Asscociates, Inc., Registered Surveyors, dance with a survey by AES Surveyors taining a total of at least 10 signatures of res­ WHICH DELORES D. HACKETT AS tion contact the Colo­ Newark, Delaware, dated August 1, 1969, to­ dated May 14, 2007, as follows, to wit: idents or property owners lm:ated. within 1 EXECUTRIX OF THE ESTATE OF NAOMI nial Chapter of Para­ wit: BEING the same lands and premises which mile of the premises or in any incorporated LEWIS DID GRANT AND CONVEY UNTO lyzed Veterans of BEING the same lands and premises which Joseph A. Rayfield and Jeanette Rayfield areas located within 1 mile of the premises. CARMEN D. HACKETT AND ROSLYN L. America. Qualified Janice pavis-Rogers did grant and convey by Deed dated May 31, 2007 and recorded The protest(s) must be filed with the Alco­ HACKETT BY DEED DATED FEBRUARY donations will be unto Donie Davis by deed dated February in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in holic Beverage Control Commissioner at the 23, 2006 AND RECORDED ON APRIL 13, pickj~.d up free of 23, 2007 and recorded on Februar 27, 2007 and for New Castle County and State of 3rd Floor, Carvel State Office Building, 820 2006 IN THE OFFICE OF THE RECORDER char'!Je . . in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in Delaware, in Instrument Number 20070604- North French Street, Wilmington, DE 19801. OF DEEDS, IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE 1-877-280-4581 and for New Castle County, State of 0049755, did grant and convey unto Brent The protest(s) must be received by the Com­ COUNTY, STATE OF DELAWARE IN DEED Delaware, Deed Instrument Number D. Cromer. missioner's office on or before January 6, INSTRUMENT NUMBER 20060413- 20070227-0018615. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 2011 . Failure to file su_ch a protest may 0034949. • . "' CAMPERS/ SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF BRENT D. CROMER result in the Commissioner considering the SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS ~ PoP-UPS THE PROPERTY OF DONTE L. DAVIS TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME application without further notice, 'input, or THE PROPERTY OF CARMEN HACKETT TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR hearing. If you have questions regarding this AND ROSLYN L. HACKETT SALE. BALANCE DUE. ON OR BEFORE BEFORE JANUARY 17, 2010. matter please contact the Commissioner's TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF JANUARY 17, 2010 . . Office. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 17, 2010. np 12/3,10 2206187 np 12/3,10 2206025 np 12/10,17,24 2209628 '04. Lrg slideout, 4 2206716 bunks, queen. Sips 10 Great cond. $12,000 ' SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE ...______. obo. 410-829-6282 By virtue of a writ of #10-019736 (197) By virtue of a writ of #10-019265 (131) By virtue of a writ of #10-019118 (103) DEC. 14, 2010. DEC. -14, 201 0. PARCEL NO. 11-020.20-113 . SHERIFF'S SALE u MOTORCYCLES/ · Parcel No. 09-040.20-280 Parcel No. 09-038.10-338 . PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2 Falklrk Court, By virtue of a writ of #10-019954 (291) ~ ATVs Property Address: 1 Radka Drive, Property Address: 102 Cannonball Lane, Newark, DE 19702 DEC. 14, 2010. . Newark, DE 19702 Newark, DE 19702 All that certain piece, lot or tract or land des­ Property No. 09-027.20-076 2007 POLARIS ALL that certain lot, piece of parcel of land All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land ignated Map/Tax Parcel 11-020.20-113 Property Address: -2 Chaucer Drive, HAWKEY 4x4 very with the buildings thereon erected, situate in with the buildings thereon erected, situate in addressed 2 Falkil'k Court, being Lot 49 as Newark, DE 19713 good condition. White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle shown on a record major land development All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land $3,200 OBO, 2007 County and State of Delaware, known as 1 County, Delaware being designated Lot 2 as plan recorded in and for New Castle County with the improvements thereon erected, situ­ KAWASAKI Prarie Radka Drive. and being Lot No. 609 on the shown on the record resubdivision plan of · on Microfilm 13522, for the Deerborne ate in White clay Greek Hundred, New Cas­ 360 4x4 very good Record Major Subdivision Plan fo Salem Christina Green Phase 3 of record in the Woods Subdivison, situated Pencader Hun­ tle County and State of Delaware, known as condition. $3,700 Woods, Phase Ill, as said plan is of record in Office of the recorder of deeds in and for dred, New Castle County, the First State; Lot No. 78, on the Plan of Brookside Park, OBO. Contact Court­ the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and New Castle County, Delao,yare on Microfilm Delaware, being more particularly located by Section C, of record in the Office of the ney 443-553-6838 for New Castle County in Microfilm No. No. 10747 said lot also known as 102 Can­ the following metes and bounds description, Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle 10150 and being more particularly bounded nonball Lane and bein gnow more particular­ written by the PELSA Company, Inc., Land County, Delaware, in Plat Book 2, Page 85, ~ AUTO PARTS & and described according to a recent survey ly described according to survey by Associ­ Consultants and Surveyors, in accordance and being more particularly bounded and ~ ACCESSORIES by East Coast Surveys Professional Land ated Engineers & Surveyors, dated April 29, with the location given for Lot 49, as shown described in accordance iwth a recent sur­ Surveyor, Wilmington, Delaware, dated 1992, as follows, to wit: on said record plan above, thus bounded vey by Zebley & Associates, Inc., as follows August 22, 2005, as follows. to-wit: Being the same lands and premise·s which and described to wit. to-wit: · (2) GOODYEAR Being the same lands and premises which The First National Bank of Chicago, as BEING the same lands and premises which 255/65/R16. $45. Being the same lands and premises which . 41 0-658-2651 William Blake and Judith Blake, did grant Trustee under that certain pooling and serv­ Handler Builders, Inc. by Deed dated May Paula E. Hickam did grant. and convey unto and convey unto Trang P. Nguyen, by deed icing agreement for KTC, did grant and con­ 31, 2005 and recorded in the Office of the Paula E. Lander and. Benjamin 'J. Lander by dated August 26, 2005 and recorded on Sep­ vey unto Linda J. Barczak, by deed dated Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle deed dated November 24, 2003 and record­ (2) P175/70R14 with tember 14, 2005 in the Office of the September 20, 2000· and recorded on Octo­ County and State of Delaware, in Instrument ed on January 20, 2004 in the Office of the very good Ired. $25. Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle ber 26, 2000 in the Office of the Recorder of Number 2005o'606-0054056, did grant and Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle 41 0-658-2651 County; State of Delaware, in Deed Instru- Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State convey unto Diana M. Nakirigya. - County, State of Delaware, in Deed instru­ ment 20050914-0093706. . of Delaware, in Deed Book 2914 at Page SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS ment number 20040120-0008000. u TRUCKS/SPORT SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 323. THE PROPERTY OF DIANE M. NAKIRI­ SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTIONS AS ~ UTILITY VEHICLE THE PROPERTY OF TRANG P. NGUYEN SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS GYA THE PROPERTY OF BENJAMIN J. LAN­ AND LE NGOC NGUYEN • THE PROPERTY OF LINDA J. BARCZAK TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF DER AND PAULA E. LANDER TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SALE. 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SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of #10-019920 (274) By virtue of a writ of #10-019870 (252) By virtue of a writ of #1 0-019829 (230) By virtue of a writ of #1 0-019002 (82) DE. DEC. 14, 2010. DEC. 14, 2010. . DEC. 14, 201 0. 14, 2010. Parcel No. 10-043.10-738 Parcel No. 08-049.30-1 54 Parecl No. 09-038.30-044 Property Address: 17 Victoria Boulevard, Property Address: 12 Kelston Drive, Property Address: 107 White Fawn Road, Property Address: 515 Sparrow Court, Newark, DE 19702 Newark, DE 19702 Newark, DE 19711 Newark, DE 19702 Tax Parcel No. 1 0-033.30-297 ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, ALL that certaip lot, peice or parcel of land ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with the building thereon erected, situate in with the dwelling house thereon erected, sit­ with the buildings thereon erected, situate in with the buildings thereon erected, situate New Castle Hundred, New Castle County uate in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle in New Castle Hundred, New Castle County and State of Delaware, known as 12 Kelston County, State of Delaware, being Lot No. County and State of Delaware, known as and State of Delaware, known as 17 Victo­ Drive, being Lot No. 313 on the Record 280, Block 0, on the plan of MEADOWOOD, 515 Sparrow Court, being Lot No. 229 on the ria Bouldevard, being Lot No. 9 on the Plan Resubdivision Plan of Wellington Woods, SECTION II, as prepared by Mann-Talley, Plan of Country Creek, as the Plan thereof is of Newton Village as the plan thereof is or Sections II & Ill, as the Plan thereof is of Inc., Civil Engineeers and Surveyors, of of record in the Office of the Recorder of record in the Office of the Recorder of record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds Wilmington, Delaware, dated May 5, 1960, Deeds in and for New Castle County, Deeds in and for New Castle County in in and for New Castle County, Delaware in and recorded in the Office for the Recorder D~laware , and bein gmore particularly Microfilm No. 9855, and being more particu­ Microfilm No. 10595, and being more partic­ of Deeds, in Microfilm No. 753, and more bounded and described in accordance with a la(ly bounded and described in accordance ularly bounded and described in accordance particularly bounded and described as fol­ survey prepared by East Coast Survey, Pro­ with a survey by East Coast Survey, dated with a survey prepared by East Coast Sur­ lows, to-wit: fessional Land Surveyors, dated October 11 , November 20, 1998. vey, Professional Land Surveyors, dated Being the same lands and premises which 2002, as follows, to-wit: BEING the same premises which were con­ March 2, 2001 , as follows to wit: William C, Forsman and Jane C. Forsman, Being the same lands and premises which veyed unto the Secretary of Housing and BEING the same lands and premises which did grant ?tnd convey unto Henri P. Nigge­ Mark Strouse, did grant and convey unto Urban Development in Instrument No. Jung Sun Kim did grant and convey unto brugge and Rickel Niggebrugge, by deed Michael D. Strouse, by deed dated August 20040324-0032629 from Michael P. Walsh, Martin D. Jones by deed dated March 15, dated July 23, 1965 and recorded on July 19, 2005 and recorded on August 28, 2005 Sheriff of New Castle County. 2001 and recorded on March 16, 2001 in the 23, 1965 in the Office of the Recorder of in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in BEING the same premises which were con­ Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State and for New Castle County, State of veyed unto April Desai in Instrument No. New Castle County, State of Delaware, in of Delaware, in Deed Book L75 at Page 335. Delaware, in Deed Instrument 20050826- 20040830-0096806 from the Secretary of Deed instrument number 20010318- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 0086539. Housing and Urban Development. 0019383. THE PROPERTY OF HENRI P. NIGGE­ SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS BRUGGE AND RICKEL NIGGEBRUGGE THE PROPERTY OF MICHAEL STROUSE THE PROPERTY OF APRIL DESAI THE PROPERTY OF MARTIN D. JONES TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE I JANUARY 17, 2010. JANUARY 17, 2010. BEFORE JANUAFW 17, 2010. JANUARY 17, 2010. np 12/3,10 2206659 np 12/3,10 2206640 np 12/3,10 2206105 np 12/3,10 2206696

SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of #10-019922 (276) By virtue of a writ of #10-019895 (264) By virtue of a writ of #10-019835 (235) By virtue of a writ of #10~19732 (195) DEC. 14, 2010. DEC. 14, 2010. DEC. 14, 2010. DEC. 14, 2010. Parcel No. 09-038.30-078 Parcel No. 11-023.20-098 Tax Parcel No. 11-023.10-185 Parcel No. 0805510516 Property Address: 401 Barley Drive, Property Address: 6 Whitburn Place, Property Address: Two Ravenworth Property Address: 10 Maryland Avenue, Newark, DE 19702 · Newark, DE 19702 Court, Newark, DE 19702 Newark, DE 19711 All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, ALL certain lot, piece or parcel of land with All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the building, thereon erected, situated in with the buildings thereon erected, situate in the building thereon erected, situated in with the buildings thereon erected, situate in City of White Clay Creek Hundred, New Cas­ Pencader Hundred, New Castle County, and Pencader Hundred, New Castle County, and Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County and tle County and State of Delaware, being State of Delaware, known as 6 W.hitburn State of Delaware, being designated Lot No. State of Delaware, being Lot No. 4 as shown Described as Lot '195 as shown on the Place, and being Lot No. 56, on the Plan of 91 as shown on the Record Resubdivision on the Record Minor Subdivision Plan of the Record Major Subdivision Plan of Country Glasgow Pines, Phase 2, as said Plan is of Plan of Glasgow Pines, as said Plan is of Cox Property, as said Plan is of Record in CREEK, as the same appears of record in record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds record in the Office of the Recorder of the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and Take the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and in and for New Castle County, Delaware, and Deeds, in and for New Castle County, for New Castle County and State of advantage of for New Castle County, Delaware an Micro­ being more particularly bounded and desc­ Delaware, in Microfilm No. 5352, said lot Delaware in Microfilm No. 12981 , and being film No. 7904, said lot also known as 401 cribed in accordance with a survey prepared also known as Ravenworth Court, with a more particularly bounded and described in the garage Barley Drive, being more particularly bound­ by A.E.S. Surveyors, dated February 20, recent survey by The Pelsa Company dated accordance with a recent survey prepared sales listed in ed and described in accordance with a 2007, as follows, to-wit: 12-10-99 as follows, to-wit: by North Star Surveys dated May 2000, as recent SL!rvey by A.E.S., Surveyors, dated BEING the same lands and premises which BEING the same lands and premises follow, to-wit: the Classified& June 02, 2004, as follows, to wit: Brian A. Reid and Robin H. Reid, by her coneyed to David A. Flores by Dee from Jan­ Being the same lands and premises which and pinch a BEING the same lands and premises which attorney-in-fact, Brian A. Reid, did grant and ice Magana and Michelle E. Griner, dated Jeffrey E. Gross did grant and convey unto few pennies. Linnea M. Keith did grant and convey unto convey unto Divine Awahmukalah, by deed December 16, 1999, and recorded J anuary Michael Bozzo and Dana Bozzo by deed Paul Reese by deed dated August 20, 2004 dated March 15, 2007 and recorded on 6, 2000, in the Office of the Recorder of dated May 24, 2000 and recorded on June 5, Toleammore and recorded on August 24, 204 in the Office March 19, 2007 in the Office of the Recorder Deeds, in and for New Castle GoiJnty and 2000 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, or to place an of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New of Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State of Delaware, in Deed Book 2766, Page in and for New Castle County, State of Castle County, State of Delaware in Deed State of Delaware, in Deed instrument num­ 187. Delaware, in Deed Book 2839 Page 210. ad, call instrument number 20040824-00093593. ber 20070319-0025717. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 41Q.398.1230 SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF DAVID A. FLORES THE PROPERTY OF MICHAEL A. BOZZO THE PROPERTY OF PAUL REESE THE PROPERTY OF DIVNE -AWAH­ TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME AND DANA BOZZO TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF MUKALAH OR SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF BEFORE JANUARY 17, 2010. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 17, 2010. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 17, 2010. JANUARY 17, 2010. np 12/3,10 2206649 np 12/3,10 2206702 np 12/3,10 2206571 np 12/3,10 2206667 Page 24 • The Newark Post • Friday, December 10, 201 0' News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 ~ IN THE NEWS

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