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101st Year, 43rd Issue <e>201o November 5, 201 0 -.newarkpostonllne.com Newark, Del. 
Chris Coons, right was joined by U.S. John Kerry, center, at a veterans event last 
week in Newark. Shown, from left at the evant were: AHorney Genei1JI Beau Biden, 
Congressional candidate John Carney, Kerry and Coons. Newark was the ?Jte of a number 
of events aHended by Coons and his Republican challenger Christine O'DQnnell. 
By DOUG RAINEY 
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Chris Coqns and John Carney. ended up 
with easy victories Thesday night as Delaware 
bucked the national trend toward Republican 
gains in the House and Senate. 
As the night wore on, political obse~ers 
were wondering if Coons' victory in Delaware 
would allow the Democrats to keep control of 
the U.S. Senate. The House ended up firmly 
in Republican hands. 
It was a different story in Delaware as 
Democrats appeared to keep their majorities 
in both the State House and Senate. The one 
loss came when powerful Democratic budget 
writer Nancy Cook lost her bid for re-election 
to the State Senate. 
Both men ended up with comparable vic-
 ? Competitively 
Priced 
tory margins in their races for U.S. Senate 
andltouse. 
New Castle County Executive Coons ended 
up with a 16 point victory margin over peren 
nial Senate candidate Christine O'Dom.iell, 
while former Lt. Gov. Carney ended up a little 
short of 16 in his race with Sussex County 
businessman Glen Urquhart. 
The victory margin for Coons and Carney 
also appeared to help candidates further down 
on the ticket. 
Prior to running . for office, Coons worked 
for Newark-based W.L. Gore and Associates 
as an attorney and even as County Executive 
was believed to haVe done some work with 
the company. 1 
Coops' mother m into the Gore fam~ 
ily and opponents un~:UCt).s:fully ?attempted tQ 
Transit grants announced 
Gov. Jack Markell and 
Delaware's Congressional 
Delegation announced .the 
awarding of five important fed 
eral grants that will improve rail 
and transit infrastructure in the 
First State. The grants, award 
ed by the U.S. Department of 
Transportation (USDOT), the 
Federal Transit Administration 
(FTA) and the Federal Railroad 
Administration (FRA), will 
provide needed funding to 
complete major rail projects 
along the Northeast Corridor, 
improve transit facilities in 
Sussex County, and replace 
aging buses in the DART First 
State fleet. 
All the grant funds are from 
the fiscal 2010 appropriations 
funds, which is not affiliat 
ed with the Federal Stimulus 
program. Congress appropri 
ated the discretionary money 
to USDOT, which was then 
required to award the money 
through a competitive grant 
process. 
Grants include: 
?$13millionfromtheFederal 
Railroad Administration for the 
construction of a third track on 
the Northeast Corridor south of 
Wilmington and into Newark. 
The project will increase travel 
times and reduce train con 
flicts in the area. This fund 
ing completes the $40 million 
needed to begin the project. 
The project is expected to start 
in early 2011 and will produce 
115 construction jobs and up to 
15 permanent jobs over time. 
? $3.7 million FTA grant to 
replace seven transit buses with 
40-foot hybrid diesel buses. 
? $2.25 million planning 
grant from USDOT to address 
transportation needs and design 
expansion of the Newark Rail 
Station. The grant will be 
See TRANSIT, 2 ~ 
Serving his 
?country 
Major Kevin Conley of the 
Delaware National Guard was 
part of a group at Forward 
Operating Base "Romero" 
with the New Zealand Army in 
Afghanistan. He is embedded 
at the location. Shown is the 
Delaware flag that flew over 
Cooch's Bridge BaHiefield, 
near Newark, prior to fly~ 
ing at Romero. Conley was 
the Newark VFW O'Daniel 
Post 2008 Teacher of the 
Year and was a long time 
Track/CrossCountry coach 
at Glasgow/Christiana High 
prior to opening MOT Running 
Company in Middletown. 
Kevin resides in Middletown 
Crossing. 
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Juice bar provides 
healthy alternatives 
Although, it has been open 
at its new location for over 
a month, Main Squeeze Cafe 
and Organic Juice Bar at 131 
E. Main St. is no newcomer 
to the area. Formerly located 
at 280 E. Main, the establish 
ment brings its array of juices, 
smoothies, salads, wraps, pani 
nis and other treats to the center 
of downtown. 
Main Squeeze is open seven 
days a week, from 10 a.m. 
to 7 p.m. and University of 
Delaware students can take 
advantage of the healthy alter 
natives as the business accepts 
the OCMP card. For more info 
or to place an order by phone, 
please call 302-366-0540. 
More ethnic restau 
rants on their way 
A few new signs have 
popped up on Main Street 
promising additional culinary 
choices. At the site of the 
former TCBY, Indian Sizzler 
Indian Restaurant has placed a 
sign in the window advertising 
lunch and dinner buffets and 
the option to either eat-in or 
take-out. 
Indian cuisine had not been 
around for years, following the 
closing of a restaurant at the 
former Granary site on Elkton 
Road. 
No word on when it will 
open, but be sure to look out 
for it in the coming months. 
According to their sign, those 
interested in learning more can 
call 302-738-3445. 
Permits have been posted 
and light construction is occur 
ring at 155 E. Main St., the site 
of the former Sunglasses by 
E.C. Shades, for a Chinese res 
taurant. Once again, no word 
on the completion date, but 
workers were busy last week 
entering and exiting the build 
ing. 
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An "Evening of Art & Wine" 
An "Evening of Art & 
Wine" is being held Friday, 
November 5, from 5-9 p.m., 
sponsored by the Newark 
Arts Alliance at the luxuri 
ous Washington House 
Condominiums in downtown 
Newark. Admission is free. 
The wine tasting and harvest 
table, presented by the Stone 
Balloon Winehouse, is $8 until 
8 p.m. Tours of the condomin-
 iums will also be available. 
Nine artisans from . the 
Newark Arts Alliance will be 
showing and selling their work. 
They include Karen Hornor, 
jewelry; Doortje Shover, glass 
ornaments; Brenna Crowther, 
fabric ornaments; Navanjali 
J agatpal Kelsey, fabric bags and 
watercolors; Richard Aldorasi, 
marbled silk scarves; Eleanor 
Fink, jewelry; Estelle Lukoff, 
jewelry; Jen Mrozik, collage; 
and Arlene Finocchiaro, jew 
elry. 
Washington House is locat 
ed at 115 East Main Street, 
above the Stone Balloon 
Winehouse. 
The Newark Arts Alliance 
is a nonprofit organization 
?dedicated to "developing com 
munity through the arts." For 
more information on NAA 
events, exhibits, and classes, 
visit the Web site (www.new 
arkartsalliance.org) or call 
302-266-7266. 
The NAA is located at 276 
East Main Street, Suite 102, in 
the Market East Plaza. Hours 
are Thesday-Sunday, 11 a.m.-
 3 p.m., with extended hours on 
Thursday until 6 p.m. 
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used to plan integration of the 
University of Delaware's tran 
sit oriented development of 
the former Chrysler vehicle 
assembly plant, now owned by 
the University. 
One additional grant 
was awarded for multi-state 
planning for the Northeast 
Corridor. A joint application 
by eleven states was awarded 
$10 million by the FRA for 
a multi-state effort to create 
a high speed improvement 
service development plan and 
environmental analysis for 
the Northeast Rail Corridor. 
Delaware, other regional states 
and the District of Columbia 
will organize the study, which 
will provide an environmen 
tal assessment needed to 
acquire future additional fed-
 era! funding for improving the 
Corridor. 
"These grants help us 
move forward with several 
major projects important to 
public transportation in our 
state," said Governor Ja.ck 
Markell. "Each project meets 
growing demand for mobil 
ity in different ways. As they 
get off the ground, these proj 
ects will provide jobs for the 
construction and engineering 
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"Delaware's Congressional 
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cal role in obtaining these 
grants. DelDOT is grateful 
for the leadership of Sen. Tom 
Carper, Sen. Ted Kaufman and 
Rep. Mike Castle in helping to 
secure the important funding 
for Delaware's transportation 
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POLICE BLOTIER 
UD camera helps ? collar four robbery suspects 
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University of Delaware 
Police have charged four indi 
viduals and are seeking a fifth 
person in connection with an 
attempted armed robbery of 
a UD student that occurred 
around 3:37 a.m. on Sunday, 
Oct. 31, at the intersection of 
North College Avenue and Ray 
Street 
Charged with second degree 
attempted robbery and second 
degree conspiracy were Brian 
T. Sanders, 21, of Wilmington; 
Richard F. DeMoss Ill, 22 of 
Newark; Alexis A. Pennington, 
23, of Aston, Pa., and Kelli 
N. John, 20, of Wilmington. 
Sanders also was charged with 
third degree assault. 
Police reported the stu 
dent had Just-crossed over the 
pedestrian bridge from the 
Laird Campus, when police 
say Sanders got out of a Dodge 
Durango at the intersection of 
North College Avenue and Ray 
Street, rapidly approached the 
student and began assaulting 
him with his fists. He told the 
student pe was "about to get 
robbed by Juggalos," an appar 
ent reference to a group that 
claims to be inspired by a song 
by the hip hop group, Insane 
Clown Posse. 
After being struck in the 
head, the student noticed four 
others getting out of the parked 
Durango, so he pushed the sus 
pect away and began running 
toward Cleveland Avenue. Two 
of the men from the Durango 
gave chase, while continuing 
to make statements about tak 
ing the student's money. They 
gave up and returned to the 
Durango. 
After the incident was 
reported to University Police, 
an officer searching for sus 
pects saw the vehicle fleeing 
from the scene on Cleveland 
Avenue and noted the registra 
tion number. He was able to 
confirm the vehicle when he 
viewed surveillance video from 
the incident. 
A computer check led 
University Police to a Stanton 
area trailer park, where Sanders 
and Pennington were appre 
hended in the Durango without 
incident. According to police, 
Pennington was driving during 
the attempted robbery. 
Sanders and Pennington 
were taken back to the 
University of Delaware Public 
Safety Building where they 
were processed and later 
video arraigned at JP Court 
11. Sanders was released on 
$5,000 unsecured bond, and 
Pennington was released on 
$4,500 unsecured bond, pend 
ing a preliminary hearing in the 
Court of Common Pleas. 
Further investigation led to 
the identification of DeMoss 
and John. Police said DeMoss 
did not physically assault the 
victim but assisted Sanders 
in chasing him. John did not 
physically assault the victim 
but she exited the Durango in 
support of the attempted rob 
bery and assault, police said. 
Demoss and John were arrested 
without incident on Nov. 1 and 
are awaiting arraignment at the 
time of this release. A fifth sus 
pect has yet to be identified. 
According to police, the 
suspects admitted to jumping 
other students on Saturday 
evening, including someone 
dressed in a gorilla costume. 
Anyone with information 
about this incident or these 
suspects is asked to contact 
University Police at (302) 831-
 2222. 
"The initial assault, the five 
defendants and the suspect 
vehicle were all captured by 
the University's new Intelligent 
Campus Safety Video System, 
which is part of a significant 
investment the University has 
made in Public Safety tech 
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and staff. As a direct result 
of this technology, four of the 
five suspects in this incident 
were charged, and the? video 
evidence will be used during 
the prosecution phase of this 
investigation," UD Police Chief 
Patrick A. Ogden said. 
Break-in suspect 
found eating hot 
dog 
University of Delaware 
Police have charged Franklin 
Blunt Ill, 19, formerly of Dover, 
in connection with a burglary 
at the grounds garage and cam 
pus shops at Delaware Stadium 
on Sunday and Monday, Oct. 
24-25. 
According to UD Police 
reports, Blunt broke into the 
grounds garage on the north 
end of the stadium through 
a window and then removed 
tools and two cans of spray 
paint some time on Sunday. 
He sprayed objects inside the 
garage and both sides of a 
door. "UD" was painted on the 
door with a line on it. He then 
entered the campus shop on 
the west side of the stadium by 
breaking a lock and used nail 
polish to paint "UD" on the 
counter and steal clothing. The 
door to the campus shop on the 
east side of the stadium had 
the lock pried open, and tools 
taken from the grounds garage 
were found next to the door. 
Nothing appears to have been 
taken from the east side cam 
pus shop, but a nearby ATM 
was tampered with. 
Early Monday morning, 
UD Police found Blunt inside 
Franklin Blunt Ill 
a concession stand cooking a 
hot dog. His fingernails were 
painted blue, the same color 
as the graffiti inside the west 
stadium campus shop. 
During an interview, Blunt 
admitted to the Sunday eve 
ning incident? and assisted 
detectives in recovering seven 
jackets he had stolen. 
He was committed to the 
Howard R. Young ?correctional 
Institution in lieu of $9,750 
secured bond, and he was 
ordered to have no contact with 
the university. 
Canine finds uncon 
scious woman 
A New Castle County Police 
canine has been credited with 
saving the life of a suicidal 41-
 year old female who had taken 
around 80 Clonazepam pills 
late last night. 
Last Wednesday at ?11:43 
p.m., police went to a home 
in the unit block of Gill Drive, 
in the community of Robscott 
Manor, near Newark, for a 
report of a missing suicidal 
woman who had just ingested 
a large amount of prescription 
pills. When the officers arrived, 
they learned the woman had 
been in a verbal dispute with 
family members before taking 
the pills and fleeing the resi 
dence on foot. 
Corporal Paul Chickadel 
and his canine partner Renzo 
went to the home and began a 
track from the driveway area 
where the woman was last seen. 
Renzo started tracking toward 
the rear yard and then along 
the sidewalk heading west on 
Cordrey Road. Renzo located 
the woman unconscious lying 
on the ground in the back yard 
of a home on Cordrey. 
The woman was rushed to 
the Christiana Hospital where 
she was treated and admitted 
for an evaluation. 
New Castle County Police 
canine Renzo is shown il1 
photo provided by County 
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robbed in morning 
Police are on the lookout 
for a suspect who robbed 
Tobacco Zone, located at 1023 
S. College Ave., last Monday. 
The victim, a store employee, 
told police that she had opened 
the door at 9 a.m. to let some 
air in, when a white male wear 
ing a tan leather jacket with a 
gray or dark-colored hooded 
sweatshirt underneath walked 
in to request cigarettes. When 
the clerk got the cigarettes, 
the suspect jumped over the 
counter and pulled a knife on 
the employee, demanding her 
to open the register. When she 
complied, the suspect grabbed 
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approximately $250 in cash 
out of the drawer and fled out 
of the store. 
When interviewed, the 
employee described the suspect 
as a white male, 5'10 to 6'00 
tall, 170-190 lbs., between 30-
 40 years old, with black hair 
and a goatee. The knife blade 
was approximately 5 inches 
long with no description of 
the handle. Additionally, inter 
views with witnesses and the 
employee showed that the sus 
pect had frequented several of 
the businesses in the plaza and 
is thought to live nearby. 
Police issued a warrant for 
a known subject who matches 
the description and who lives 
on Old Cooches Bridge Road. 
Bicyclist robbed in 
tunnel 
A 26 year-old Newark 
man reported that he had been 
robbed by three unknown 
assailants as he was riding 
home on his bicycle. The 
event occurred in the tunnel off 
Casho Mill Road, near Blair 
Court . The victim said that he 
had been riding home with a 
pizza and some groceries, after 
he had finished his shift at 
work, when he saw three males 
in the tunnel. As he walked his 
bike through, one of the sus 
pects hit the victim on the side 
of the head as all three males 
were yelling at the victim to 
give up his wallet. One of the 
suspects took the wallet, which 
contained over $200 in cash, 
and all three suspects fled on 
foot. 
The victim described the 
suspects as young teenagers, 
approximately 14 to 16 years 
old, due to the high pitch of 
their voices when they were 
yelling. The victim stated that 
one suspect was a light-skinned 
black or Hispanic male, while 
another was wearing a dark 
colored hooded sweatshirt. 
The victim said he did not get 
a better look due to the lights 
being off in the tunnel. 
Police searched the area 
only to find a $5 bill and the 
victim's pizza on the ground. 
Both were retrieved for fin 
gerprint analysis. A purple 
mountain bike that was part 
of another crime earlier the 
same night was also found 
in the vicinity, but police are 
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unsure if the two incidents are 
related. 
Suspect breaks into 
elderly victim's 
home 
Last Monday, Newark, offi 
cers responded to a burglary 
call on Rahway Dr., where an 
elderly woman told police that 
someone had taken a camera 
and some jewelry. The vic 
tim stated that after she had 
returned home, she had noticed 
that her rear kitchen window 
screen had been cut, a rear 
sliding glass door was half 
way open, and the rear porch 
door was unlocked. A search 
of the house showed that her 
Kodak digital camera on the 
kitchen table and a gold brace 
let from her jewelry cabinet 
were the only items missing 
A neighbor told police that 
she had seen a white female, 
approximately 30 years of age 
with long, pulled backlight 
colored hair, and wearing long 
black pants walking along the 
driveway, into the rear yard of 
the house. 
A search of the area showed 
a child's picnic table, with a 
shoeprint on it, was pushed 
up to a rear window. Several 
items on the window sill were 
disturbed as well. Fingerprint 
evidence was obtained, but 
no suspects have been named 
thus far. The case has been 
forwarded to the Criminal 
Investigation Department for 
further review. 
Sexual assault 
reported 
University of Delaware 
Police are investigating the 
report of a sexual assault 
that occurred around 3 a.m., 
Sunday in a residence hall in 
the Rodney Complex. 
A student reported that an 
unknown man followed her 
into her residence hall and into 
her room. She was able to 
text her RA, and when the 
RA arrived they were able to 
get the suspect to leave. The 
suspect then attempted to enter 
a(loJher residence hall but was 
stopped by additional RAs. 
The suspect is described as 
a white male in his 20s, 5 feet 
5 inches to 5 feet 8 inches tall, 
with an average build and short 
brown hair. He was wearing a 
long-sleeve red shirt or sweater 
and blue jeans. 
Safety alert signs have been 
posted in the area, and extra 
patrols are being conducted in 
the area by University Police. 
Anyone with information 
should contact University 
Police at (302) 831-2222. 
Robscott Manor 
man sought 
A man who lives in the 
Robscott Manor community 
near Newark is being sought 
in the shooting of a man in the 
Kimberton-Brookside area. 
New Castle County 
Detectives have arrest warrants 
on file for Lamar Washington, 
18, who resides in the unit 
block of Cordrey Road. 
He is wan"ted for a shooting 
that occurred on Saturday in 
the community of Whispering 
Pines in the Kimberton 
Brookside area that left a 22 
year-old male victim in stable 
condition after he was rushed 
to Christiana Hospital and 
underwent emergency surgery. 
For the past few days, detec 
tives have been following up on 
leads that were generated from 
this investigation. As a result, 
Washington was developed as 
Lamar Washington 
a potential suspect. Detectives 
were able to link him to the 
crime through interviews and 
follow-up investigation. 
The investigation indicated 
that the 22 year old victim 
and Washington engaged in 
an argument while in front 
of a residence located in the 
100 block of Elliot Street in 
the Brookside area. (The loca 
tion was in error in a previous 
Newark Post report). 
The argument continued 
as they walked away from 
the residence and shots were 
heard. The victim was later 
found in a back alley way that 
leads to Old Newark Road 
from Elliot Street. 
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IN THE NEWS 
Sprinklers aid firefighters Don't throw away your pumpkins! 
A sprinkler system limited potential 
damage from a flre on the night of Oct. 
27 at the West Knoll Apartments at 206 
Elkton Road in Newark. 
John H. Farrell, IV, public information 
officer for the Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder 
Co. said the fue originated in the basement 
of Building E in the complex, which con 
sists of two apartment structures. 
When firefighters arrived at around 
9 p.m., they found smoke corning from 
common area. The sprinkler system had 
confined the fire to the common basement 
area in the building and the blaze was 
extinguished in 20 minutes. 
"This is another example of the impor 
tance of early detection and containment 
of fire by automatic sprinkler systems," 
Farrell said. "Without the effective per 
formance of the sprinkler system, the fire 
in this unoccupied area of the building 
had the potential for rapid extension and 
trapping the occupants on the floors above 
the fire." 
Forty firefighters were called and 
crews remained on the scene for more 
than an hour removing smoke from the 
buildings. No one was displaced by the 
fue and all residents were able to re 
occupy their apartments. 
The fire_~artments on the scene 
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Firefighters from a number of area 
departments responded to the fire in 
Newark. 
included Aetna, Christiana Fire Co., 
Mill Creek Fire Co. and Singerly Fire Co. 
of Elkton. 
The fue is under investigation by the 
Newark City Fire Marshal. There were no 
injuries. 
By ANNA STOOPS 
NEWARK POST CONTRIBUTING WRITER 
Halloween is over - and if you 
carved your pumpkin into a Jack-
 0-Lantern, chances are it is look 
ing like a scary Halloween charac 
ter by now. However, if you have 
a whole pumpkin (not carved) they 
should last at least several weeks 
after being picked. Keeping them 
outside can prolong their shelf life 
if the weather stays relatively cool. 
Even though Halloween is over, 
there are many great uses for pump 
kins. You can leave them around 
until Thanksgiving for added fes 
tive decorations or decide to create 
a delicious pumpkin dish for the 
Thanksgiving holiday. Pumpkins 
are absolutely edible and are quite 
nutritious. They contain vitamin A, 
vitamin B, vitamin C and potas 
. sium, among other nutrients,and 
are also high in fiber. There are 
.-many great pumpkin recipes avail 
able - just take a browse on the 
Internet or find a great cookbook. 
There's pumpkin soup, pumpkin 
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bread, pumpkin cookies, pumpkin 
pie, pumpkin ice cream, pumpkin 
rolls, pumpkin muffins, pumpkin 
doughnuts ... I am starting to feel 
like Forrest Gump here! The idea 
is that the possibilities are end 
less and are only limited by your 
creativity and maybe a bit on cook 
ing talents. Check out http://www. 
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for a recipe to make a pumpkin pie 
from scratch, among others. 
Pumpkin seeds are actually edi 
ble and quite tasty (by this author's 
opinion), too. If you didn't save 
the seeds this year, next year write 
yourself a reminder! When scoop 
ing out the innards, remove the 
seeds and clean off the pumpkin 
remnants. Rinse the seeds and roast 
them for a tasty and healthy snack. 
The seeds are not only edible, but 
you can save a handful for planting 
next year, too! This can be a great 
teaching tool for children, showing 
them the cycle of plant life. And 
what a great experience to be able 
to carve a pumpkin that you grew 
yourself. 
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pumpkin or aren't Rachel Ray in 
the kitchen, a great way to be 
green is to recycle your pumpkin. 
You can do this a variety of ways, 
whether into your own compost 
pile or a local yard waste drop-off 
site, for example. You can also 
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SPORTS 
Blue Hens move up in poll during bye week 
Despite a bye week and a 
painful loss, the University of 
Delaware football team made 
improvements in both national 
polls announced Monday, mov 
ing up to No. 4 in the American 
Football Coaches Association 
Football Championship 
Subdivision poll and to No. 5 in 
The Sports Network rankings. 
Delaware also remained at No. 
2 in the ECAC Meadowlands 
Lambert Cup Eastern poll. 
The Blue Hens (7-1, 4-1 
Colonial Athletic Association), 
who are corning off a 17-16 set 
back to William & Mary back 
on Oct. 23, will return to action 
Saturday when they host CAA 
foe Towson (1-7, 1-5 CAA) at 
3:30 p.m. at Delaware Stadium 
as part of Homecoming festivi 
ties. Plenty of tickets remain at 
www.bluehens.com. 
Delaware has now appeared 
in the top 10 in both polls each 
of the last seven weeks. 
Following the setback to 
William & Mary, Delaware 
dropped four spots from No. 
2 to No. 6 in both polls. This 
week, the Hens improved two 
spots in the AFCA poll and 
one position in the TSN rank 
ings. Appalachian State (8-0) 
remained in the top spot in both 
polls, earning 134 of the 154 
votes in The Sports Network 
poll and 27 of the 28 first place 
votes in the AFCA rankings. 
The CAA placed four teams 
in the top 10 and seven in the 
~~CGilliTJJ 
Jessica Anton 
Senior volleyball play 
er {libero}, Glasgow 
High School 
Hometown: Newark 
Other varsity sports: soccer 
School activities other than 
sports: Future Farmers of 
America, National Honor 
Society, Spanish Honor 
Soci~ty, 2011 class vice 
president 
Next year's plans: "I plan to 
go to college for either vet 
erinary meClicine or environ 
mental science. Also, I plan to 
play volleyball and soccer in 
college." 
First fell in love with the sport: 
"In eighth-grade gym class 
everyone else would com 
plain but I'd be so excited! 
We didn't play by the official 
rules then but it definitely 
made me start to love vol 
leyball." 
Thoughts on this past season: 
"Unfortunately we don't have 
a winning record (5-1 0), but 
I think the team did great this 
year. We managed to bond 
not only as teammates, but 
also as friends, and I think 
that is what helped us do so 
well in the season." 
Cooch Kim Pirisino says: 
"Jess is an amazing student 
athlete who is successful in 
everything she does. She has 
a great presence on and off 
the court and has the ability 
top 25 in both polls. 
ln The Sports Network poll, 
Appalachian State was fol 
lowed by Jacksonville? State 
(16 first place votes), Villanova 
(one), William & Mary (three), 
Delaware, Eastern Washington, 
Wofford, New Hampshire, 
Southeast Missouri State, and 
Stephen F. Austin in the top 
10. Bethune-Cookman was at 
No. 11 followed by Montana 
State, Montana, Liberty, 
Massachusetts, South Carolina 
to make everyone.around her 
smile." 
Send sports stories, 
news and information to 
jonbuzby@hotmail.com. 
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ACROSS 
1. Word that stops Dobbin 
5. Uses a scythe 
9. Campanella of baseball 
12. "I Never __ For My 
Father" 
13. Blind as __ (2 wds.) 
14. Julian Lennon's stepmom 
15. Ruse 
16. Cretaceous creature 
18. Commencement 
20. Coddle a drink at the bar 
21. Finish start 
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25. Muck 
28. Bellboy's signal 
32. Three, in Pisa 
33. Chirp 
35. Once known as 
36. Attain through work 
38. Mother of Pollux 
39. Actor Elliott 
40. Bad __ , Germany 
42. Fish partner 
44. French term of endearment 
47. London bye-byes 
49. Antiquated 
51 . BYU's state 
54. Friday, e.g.: abbr. 
55. Blend 
56. Scope lead-in 
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2. Bali 
3. Witness 
4. Secret 
5. Formulated 
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9. MGM film start 
10. Load 
11. Ancient times 
17. Took to court 
19. Flue dirt 
21. Sampras of tennis 
22. Jealous wife of mythology 
23. Lawn blemish 
26. Controversial birds of the 
Northwest 
27. Tappan __ Bridge 
(Hudson River span) 
29. Demanded 
30. Tide type 
31. Jewels 
34. Verbal finesse 
37. Twerp 
41 . Home of the Heat 
43. couture 
44. Outlay 
45. Les Miserables author 
46. Rock Hall of Farner James 
47. Kiss' partner 
State, Northern Iowa, Penn, Cal 
Poly, Richmond, Grambling, 
James Madison, Jacksonville, 
Western Illinois, and North 
Dakota State. 
In the AFCA rankings, 
Appalachian State was followed 
by Jacksonville State, Villanova, 
Delaware, William & Mary, 
Eastern Washington, Wofford, 
New Hampshire, Stephen F. 
Austin, Southeast Missouri 
State, Montana State, Liberty, 
Bethune-Cookman, South 
Carolina State, Massachusetts, 
Montana, Northern Iowa, Cal 
Poly, Penn, North Dakota State, 
Western Illinois, Richmond, 
James Madison, Grambling, 
and Jacksonville. 
In the ECAC Meadowlands 
Lambert poll, William & Mary 
remained at the top spot fol 
lowed by Delaware, Villanova, 
New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, 
Massachusetts, Robert Morris, 
Lehigh, Richmond, and James 
Madison. 
Glasgow boys soccer 
returns to playoffs 
By JON BUZBY 
JONBUZBY@HOTMAILCOM 
The coaches and players on 
the Glasgow soccer team find 
themselves in unfamiliar terri 
tory this week as they await the 
draw for the upcoming state tour 
nament. 
The team is led on offense by 
senior forward Paul Amponsah 
(25 goals), who set a new single 
season scoring record, and junior 
forward Nate Dehel (12 goals). 
The talented one-two punch 
usually find themselves on the 
receiving end of passes from 
junior rnidfielder Jeremy Euston 
(13 assists). 
"Paul is just a pure goal scor 
er and Nate is technically one of 
the best players I have coached," 
says first-year Glasgow coach 
Brian Grant, whose only other 
appearance in the tournament 
came when his Hodgson team 
won the Flight B title in 2006. 
"Jeremy is a sold attacking mid 
fielder whose vision allows for 
our goal scorers to be success 
ful." 
Defensively Grant says there 
is no standout, but rather it's 
a team effort that led to nine 
shutouts. 
"Everyone has bought into 
the style and system of play," 
Grant says of_llis team, which 
finished the regular season 11-3-
 1. 'They truly are a team. They 
have an 'us against the world' 
mentality." 
Note: Follow Glasgow's 
progress in the state tournament 
at www.newarkpostonline.com. 
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SPORTS 
Newark stings Glasgow in backyard rivalry 
By TREVOR BRANCATO 
SPECIAL TO THE NEWARK POST 
It was a wild Friday night at 
Glasgow High School with the 
stage set for the Dragons to take 
on backyard nemesis Newark. 
All week players and fans alike 
predicted this rivalry game to 
be a shootout between two of 
the state's top quarterbacks. 
Instead, it turned into a blowout 
win for Newark, 52-14. 
"We were surprised to jump 
out so quickly," Newark coach 
Butch Simpson said. "We have 
some athletic kids and so do 
they. We knew we were going 
to be very similar in what we 
were going to try and do to 
one another and we expected 
a heavyweight fight. Things 
happened the way you'd love 
to script a game and the next 
thing you know we are ahead 
of a team in a game we thought 
could go either way." . 
Newark---:imnped out to Its 
early lead by junior quarterback 
Taylor Reynolds doing what 
be does best. It began on the 
very first drive, when Reynolds 
would drop back to pass, see 
an opening and run for a first 
down ... time and time again. It 
looked as though Glasgow bad 
prepared well for the Newark 
passing game, but Reynolds 
knew exactly what to do when 
his stable of receivers were cov 
ered. Ironically, however, he did 
find David Grinnage open in 
the end zone for an 18-yard 
touchdown to put Newark on 
the scoreboard first. 
On his team's secorid drive 
Reynolds wasted no time driv 
ing the Yellowjackets down the 
field, and this time, using his 
legs to scamper into the end 
zone from 12 yards out, put 
Newark ahead, 14-0. 
Just when the Yellowjackets 
appeared ready to score again, 
the momentum turned in the 
Dragons' favor when Raymond 
Mangold recovered a Newark 
fumble on Glasgow's 8-yard 
line. But just as quickly as 
Glasgow got their hands on the 
ball, they fumbled it in their 
own end zone and watched as 
Newark's Brandon Ciarlo fell on 
it for a touchdown. And it was at 
that point the Dragons looked as 
though they were down for the 
count as the Yellowjackets made 
it a three-possession game, 21-
 0. 
Things didn't get much bet 
ter for Glasgow on Newark's 
next two possessions. Reynolds 
hit wide receiver Shanin 
Bennefield for a 48-yard touch 
down and Mike Perry's 38-yard 
field goal made it 31-0. 
scoreboard just before the half 
when junior Clifton Armstead 
hauled in a 46-yard touchdown 
pass from sophomore quarter 
back Khari Ngozi. 
In the second half it looked 
like the Dragons might come 
out of the locker room a dif 
ferent team, scoring on their 
first possession when a 45~yard 
reception by Edward Davis set 
up an 8-yard touchdown run 
by Armstead to pull Gla~gow 
within a manageable 17 pomts. 
But Newark scored again 
on a 9-yard run by running 
back Jordan Irneokparia, and 
Jelani Russell would add 5- and 
10-yard rushing touchdowns 
to provide the final knockout 
punches. 
Reynolds, who completed 
8 of 14 passes for 169 yards 
and two touchdowns and ran 
for 71 yards and another score, 
had this to say after the game: 
"A win like this over Glasgow 
gives us great momentum g~ing 
into this week's game (agamst 
Brandywine). Last night's win 
gave us a lot of ~onfidence." . 
Simpson picked up h1s 
256th win and is now tied with 
Wilmington Friends coach Bob 
Tattersall for the state record. 
Simpson will try to surpass 
or at least keep pace with 
Tattersall next Friday at home 
when Newark (4-4, 3-2 Flight 
A) takes on Brandywine (0-8, 
0-5) at 7. ? 
"At one pojnt we were back 
up against the wall. with a ~-~ 
record and it was kind of spmt 
breaking," Simpson said. "We 
weren't happy with where we 
were, but I'm very proud of our 
accomr,lishments the past two 
weeks. 
Glasgow (2-6, 1-4) will try 
to get back on track at home 
against Christiana (1-7, 1-4 ), 
also on Friday at 7. 
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OBITUARIES 
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Information is usually supplied 
to the newspaper by the funeral 
director. 
Audrey Blevins 
Mrs. Audrey C. Blevins, 82, 
of Newark, died on Monday, 
October 25. 
Her husband, Earl C. 
Blevins, Sr., died in 2000. 
She is survived by her son, 
Earl C. Blevins, Jr. (Sherry); 
brother, Norman Cree; sisters, 
Hazel Washington and Shirley 
Tielleman; grandchildren, 
Crystal Wolfe (Robert) and Lee 
Blevins (Tabitha); and great 
grandson, Andrew Blevins. 
A funeral service was held. 
on Thursday, October 28, at 
Spicer-Mullikin Funeral Home, 
121 W. Park Place, Newark. 
Interment was in Delaware 
Veterans Memorial Cemetery, 
Bear. To sign guest book, visit 
www.spicermullikin.com. 
Helen Davis 
Mrs. Helen Davis, 99, of 
Newark, formerly of Garfield, 
NJ, died on Friday, October 22, 
at Newark Manor, her residence 
for the past several years. 
Born in Passaic, NJ, on 
December 11, 1910, Helen was 
the daughter of the late Joseph 
Barcsczewski and Francese 
Fielaka Barcsczewski. She was 
employed with Westin Biscuit 
in Clifton, NJ, for 25 years 
until her retirement. Active in 
her community, Helen was a 
member of the Garfield Seniors 
Club, Golden Ages, and the 
AARP. 
She was preceded in death 
by her husband, John J. Davis, 
a daughter, Anna Kowal, and 
brother, Charles Barris. She is 
survived by her daughters who 
love her and will deeply miss 
her, Rosemarie Sander and hus 
band, William, of Newark, DE, 
and Joan Pranio of Barnegat, 
NJ; son-in-law, John Kowal 
of FL; eight grandchildren; 11 
great grandchildren; and three 
great great grandchildren. 
Mass of Christian Burial was 
offered on Tuesday, November 
2, at Ss. Peter and Paul Polish 
National Catholic Church, 
126 River Drive, Passaic, NJ 
07055. Interment followed in 
East Ridgelawn Cemetery. 
In lieu of flowers, contri 
butions may be made to Ss. 
Peter and Paul Polish National 
Catholic Church at the address 
above or to Newark Manor, 
254 W. Main Street, Newark, 
DE 19711. To sign guest book, 
visit www.spicermullikin.com. 
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Scott Emig 
Scott T. Emig, 17, of 
Newark, died tragically on 
Thursday, October 28. 
Born in Wilmington on 
October 11, 1993, Scott was a 
junior at St. Georges Technical 
High School, where he was 
studying to become a profes 
sional electrician and had also 
been interested in pursing a 
career in law enforcement. 
He was a gifted athlete and a 
standout player on the school's 
baseball team. 
Scott was preceded in death 
by his maternal grandfather, 
Clar~ T. Gardiner II, and 
paternal grandfather, David A. 
Emig. He is survived by his 
mother, CarinA. Gardiner Neff, 
father, Denny A. Emig, brother, 
Brian M. Emig (Leanna), sis 
ter, Heather E. Emig, maternal 
grandmother, Patricia Gardiner, 
and paternal grandmother, 
Charlene R. Hibbert. He was 
also very much loved by his 
many aunts, uncles, and cous 
ins. 
Mass of Christian Burial was 
funeral Director Ed McKeoti>:'tt??.is bacR. 
W:en Ed left Elkton five ears ago, the community 
was terribly sad to see him 
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purchased Gee Funeral Home, we 
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held on Tuesday, November 2, at 
St. Matthew's R.C. Church, 901 
E. Newport Pike, Woodcrest, 
Wilmington. Interment fol 
lowed in Gracelawn Memorial 
Park, 2220 N. DuPont Parkway, 
New Castle. 
In lieu of flowers, contri 
butions in memory of Scott 
may be made to St. Matthew's 
R.C. Church, 1 Curtis Avenue, 
Wilmington, DE 19804. To 
sign guest book, visit 
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George Loos 
George Loos, of Newark, 
died suddenly on October 27. 
A native of Brooklyn, NY, he 
was a graduate of Brooklyn 
Technical High School and 
served his country as second 
lieutenant in the infantry during 
the Korean War. He attended 
The Cooper Union (BS & MS 
in Engineering) and held man 
agement positions at several 
engineering firms in NJ and PA. 
A 1origtime parishioner of St. 
Peter the Apostle (Parsippany, 
NJ) and St. Rose of Lima 
(North Wales, PA), he most 
recently belonged to St. Mary 
of the Assumption (Hockessin, 
DE), where he served on the 
board of the Parish Council. He 
was an active member of the St. 
Vincent de Paul Society and the 
Sages, as well as a Eucharistic 
minister at Christiana Cares. 
He is survived by his lov 
ing wife of 53 years, Sylvia, 
and seven children, Pamela, 
Margaret Kieffer (Joe), Emily 
Maier (Michael), George 
(Cathy), Ted (Eileen), Cecilia, 
Katherine Major (David), and 
eight grandchildren. 
Viewing was held at Doherty 
Funeral Home, 3200 Limestone 
Road, Wilmington, Friday, 
October 29. Mass of Christian 
Burial was on Saturday, 
October 30, at St. Mary of 
the Assumption Ch11rch 7200 
Lancaster Pike, Hockessin. 
Internment at a later date. 
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may be made to the St. Vincent 
de Paul Society, c/o St. Mary 
of the Assumption Church. To 
send online condolences, please 
visit www.dohertyfh.com. 
Dorothy Mason 
On October 24, Dorothy 
"Dot" Piety Mason, 89, died 
peacefully at her home at the 
Gardens of White Chapel in 
Newark, following a brief ill 
ness. 
Born in Bruceville, Indiana, 
she was the daughter of Theda 
Kathryn and Noah Piety. Dot 
was predeceased by her hus 
band "Ted," and by brothers, 
Robert and William Piety, sis 
ter, Theda DeBruler, nephews, 
Robert Jr. and Charles Piety, 
and by her much loved in-laws, 
Alton Mason, Jerry Boring, 
Billie Harbison and Virginia 
Miller. She is survived by her 
daughter, Theda Ellis, son-in 
law, Warren, and grandson, 
Keith Chaffee-Ellis, as well as 
nieces, Susan Duncan, Janay 
DeBruler, Nancy Boring, 
Jimmie McConnell, Jerry Self, 
Linda Thompson, and neph 
ews, Jerry, James, Daniel, and 
William Piety, Tom Mason, 
Scott Boring, Steve Harbison, 
and John, Michael and Robin 
Miller. 
Dot graduated from 
Bruceville Hig)l School at age 
16 and won a county scholar 
ship to Indiana University in 
1937. Family finances and cus-
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 toms didn't support college, 
so she attended the Indiana 
Business College and worked as 
an office manager from age 16 
until retirement at ag!! 60. Dot 
and Ted lived in Indianapolis 
until retirement, when they 
moved to Maryville, Tennessee. 
Following Ted's passing, Dot 
became active with the Newark 
Senior Center. 
Memorial services were 
held on Wednesday, October 
27, at the Unitarian Universalist 
Fellowship of Newark, 420 
Willa Road, Newark. 
In lieu of flowers, the fam 
ily suggests contributions to 
the Newark Senior Center, 
200 White Chapel Drive, 
Newark, Delaware 19713; or 
to the Unitarian Universalist 
Fellowship of Newark at the 
address above. To sign guest 
book, visit www.spicermul 
likin.com. 
Berniece Murray 
Berniece Betty Long Murray, 
died peacefully in her 80th year 
on October 23, surrounded by 
her loving family. 
Betty was born in 
Wilmington, DE on June 14th, 
1930, daughter of the late 
Charles D. Long Sr. and Alma 
Long (Johnson). Betty grew 
up in Newark, DE and gradu 
ated from Newark High School 
in 1948. Betty married Ralph 
Edward Murray in 1948. She 
then devoted_ller lifer to her 
family. Ralph and Betty raised 
five children along with owning 
and operating a family farm on 
Old Capital Trial. Soon after 
they started a second business, 
Millcreek Mobile Home Park, 
on part of the farm. Between 
the two, Ralph dug the ditches 
and Betty was the sole book 
keeper of what became a very 
successful business, Murray 
Manor. 
She was preceded in death 
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by her brothers, Charles D. 
Long Jr., and John W. Long, 
and a grandson: Thomas 
Lupton. She is survived by her 
adoring husband of 62 years, 
Ralph Murray, sister: Anita 
Rydel and her husband Frank 
of Wilmington, DE, her son: 
Lee Murray and his wife Kathy 
of Newark, DE, daughters: R. 
Lynn Raeburn and her husband 
Steve of Morehead City, NC, 
Joyce Bowers and her hus 
band Dave of Landenberg, PA, 
Kathy Persoleo and her hus 
band Mike of Wilmington, DE, 
Gale Lupton of Landenberg, 
PA, ? Grandchildren: Stephen, 
Sarah, Daniel, Katie, Michael, 
Laura, Anna, Matthew, Emilee. . 
She is also survived by many 
beloved nieces, nephews and 
relatives, along with her two 
dear caregivers, Earlene Dorsey 
and Nelson Seligh. 
Funeral services for Betty 
were celebrated on Thursday 
October 28 at the White Clay 
Creek Presbyterian Church, 
15 Polly Drummond Hill 
Road, Newark. Interment fol 
lowed in the White Clay Creek 
Cemetery. 
In lieu of flowers, contri 
butions in memory of Betty 
may be made to the American 
Diabetes Association, 100 
W. lOth Street, Suite 1002, 
Wilmington DE, 19810 or 
Wills Eye Institute, for Retina 
Research, 840 Walnut Street 
Suite 1540, Philadelphia, PA 
19107. To offer on-line con 
dolences, visit www.dohertyfh. 
com. 
Khipma 
Pounthareuangsy 
Khipma Pounthareuangsy, 
86, of Newark, died on Sunday, 
October 24. 
Mrs. Pounthareuangsy was 
a loving sister, mother and 
grandmother who will be dear 
ly missed by loving family and 
friends. 
A visitation for family and 
friends will be held on Saturday, 
November 6, in the Strano & 
Feeley Family Funer(ll Home, 
635 Churchmans Road, Newark, 
DE 19702 from 4-7 pm and 
again on Sunday, November 
7th in the funeral home from 
12 noon-4:30 pm. Burial will 
be private. For directions and to 
express an online condolence, 
visit www.stano-feeley.com. 
Frank Selby 
Frank Lee Selby Jr., 94, 
of Newark, died on Friday, 
October 29, peacefully at home 
surrounded by his loving fami 
ly. He proudly served as a Staff 
Sergeant with the U.S. Army 
during World War II. 
Mr. Selby is survived by his 
loving wife of 65 years, Mamie 
R. Selby; son, Frank Lee Selby 
III; and daughter, Michelle L. 
Selby Goldston. 
Services and burial will be 
private. To express an online 
condolence, visit www.strano 
feeley.com. 
James R. Soles 
James R. Soles died on 
October 29, 2010. He was pre 
ceded in death by his beloved 
wife of fifty years, Ada Leigh 
Soles and is survived by his 
older daughter, Nancy Beth 
Garrett, her husband, Dan and 
their four children, Elizabeth, 
Tom, Maggie, and _JJ!mes 
(Jack); and by his younoger 
daughter, Catherine Pomeroy, 
her husband, Paul, and their 
two children, Paul and Julia. 
Dr. Soles was the Alumni 
Distinguished Professor 
Emeritus of the Department 
of Political Science and 
International Relations at the 
University of Delaware, where 
he taught for thirty-four years, 
and Chairman of the Board of 
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Fri, Nov. 19th @ 11 a111 
216 E. Pulaski H Elkton, MD 
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Trustees of Delaware Technical 
and Community College. 
During his forty year resi 
dence in Delaware he served in 
numerous positions of univer 
sity, public, and civic respon 
sibility and was honored for 
his pr_ofessional, public and 
civic contributions on numer 
ous occasions. Professor Soles 
wished to be remembered 
for his love of his family, his 
commitment to teaching and 
his students, and his life long 
commitment to encouraging 
active citizenship. Though he 
received many accolades for 
his contributions to the com 
munity, he was a modest man 
who requested that his accom 
plishments not be listed here. 
The family would like to 
thank his caregivers, Ginger 
Nacrelli and Nick Jenner, for 
their devotion and support. 
A memorial service was 
held at 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, 
November 3 at Saint James 
Episcopal Church-Millcreek, 
2106 St. James Church Road, 
Wilmington, DE. 
Memorials may be made to 
the James R. Soles .Citizenship 
Endowment 
c/o University of Delaware 
Development Office, 011 
Hullihen Hall, Newark, DE 
19716 or The Food Bank of 
Delaware, 14 Garfield Way, 
Newark, DE 19713. To express 
an online condolence, visit 
www.strano-feeley.com. 
Amy Stevens 
Amy C. Stevens, 16, of 
Newark, died tragically in a car 
accident, on Thursday, October 
28. 
Born on March 21, 1994 
in Newark, Amy was a junior 
at St. Georges Technical High 
School, where she was in the 
Nurse Tech Program. Amy 
was taking a college course 
at DelTech and had wanted 
to become an anesthesiologist. 
She played field hockey but 
her true passion was playing 
soccer. She was selected sec 
ond team all-state last year as 
a sophomore. She also played 
travel soccer for many years 
and was currently a member of 
the Concord Courage College 
Showcase Team. 
Amy is survived by her 
parents, Bart H. and Julie A. 
McDermott Stevens, brother, 
Sean C. Stevens of Newark; 
sister, Erin F. Stevens of 
Newark; maternal grandpar 
ents, Ann and John McDermott 
of Ocean City, MD; and pater 
nal grandmother, Enid Stevens 
of Lauderhill, FL. She was pre 
ceded in death by her sister, 
Erica Lynn and paternal grand 
father, Frank Stevens. 
A Mass of Christian Burial 
was offered on Wednesday, 
November 3, at Our Lady 
of Fatima Roman Catholic 
Church, 801 N. DuPont 
Boulevard, New Castle. 
In lieu of flowers, the family 
suggests contributions be made 
to the B+ Foundation, 101 
Rockland Circle, Wilmington, 
DE 19803. 
To sign guest register, visit 
spicermullikin.com. 
John Thompson 
John Ernest Thompson, 71, 
of Newark, died at home on 
Saturday, October 23. 
Born in Wilmington, 
John was the son of Reuben 
Thompson Jr. and Lucille 
(Nesler) McClelland. He was a 
truck driver for 24 years, retir 
ing in 2000. He was a member 
of the Moose Lodge. 
He will be dearly missed by 
his daughters and sons-in-law, 
Candace and Rudolph Eckeard 
of New Castle, Stephanie and 
Carlos Garcia of Newark, 
Kristen Brown and Robert 
See OBITS, 11 ~ 
Saturday, November 6th, I Oam-Spm 
Sunday, November 7th, I Oam-4pm 
Aetna Fire Hall 
400 Ogletown Rd. (Rt. 273) Newark, DE 19711 
41 0-864-8409 ? 61 0-639-6091 
$4.00 SATURDAY ? $3.00 SUNDAY 
Premier Vendors 
Africa Gems ? Bead Dreams of NY ? Bead Peddler ? Beads Bagan ? J & M Gems 'N' Things 
Momminia Beads ? Moss Hollow Pottery ? The Odyssey & Bead Expressions 
Priscilla Marban ? Silver in Style ? Talisman Associates ? Tammi's Collection ? Twisted Sistah ? Veni Vidi Beadi 
Elephant Eye Beads ? Newtique Beads 
VENDORS VARY BY SHOW 
www.northeastbeadextravaganza.com 
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''We get more hits 
from this one 
ad than any 
other advertising 
we do." 
-Good Shepherd 
Episcopal Church 
Call Nancy Tokar to place 
your ad at 
1-800-220-1230 
The Way 
Ministries 
(an extension of Highway Gospel 
Community Temple, West' Chester PA) 
Highway Word of Faith Ministries 
is presently worshipping @ The 
George Wilson Community Center 
303 New London Rd., Newark, DE 
Sunday: 
8:00-9:00am Christian Education 
classes for all ages 
Sunday Morning Celebration 
Wednesday: Location 
7:00-B:OOpm Bible Enrichment Class at 
Prayer Temple 
49 New London Rd. 
Newark, DE 19711 
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 220 
Bear, Delaware 19701-0220 
Visit us online@ www.theway.ws or send us 
a note at...theway238@aol.com 
Pastor Carl A Turner Sr. & Lady Karen B. Turner 
For further information or directions please call: 
302-834-9003 
~ First Church 
IJ of Christ, 
i, Scientist 
48 West Park Place, Newark 
Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:00am 
Wednesday Testimony Meetings 7:30pm 
Childcare available during services. 
302-456-5808 
ALL ARE WELCOME 
www.fccsnewark.org 
The Episcopal Church 
Welcomes You 
St. Thomas's Parish 
276 S. College Ave. at Par~ Place, 
Newark, DE 19711 
Sutufay 8:30a.m. 
J'Lcoustic Worship 
Suntfay 10:30 a.m. 
'Electric Worship 
Pastoral Team 
Curtis E. Leins, Ph.D 
Robert F. McKnight 
Theodore Lambert, Ill 
James L. Ford 
Located 1 112 miles N. of Elkton 
on Rt.213 
Bri!{llteninp; lives, nourishitll{ souls, connectitll{ to God 
Episcopal tradition, 
contemporary music 
Join us for 
weekly worship on 
Sundays at 9:30 am 
at Beeson Funeral Home 
2053 Pulaski Hwy. 
302?650?3544 
302 547-7849 ? www.GoodShepherdDE.org 
Sponsored by the Diocese of Delaware 
ECKANKAR in Delaware 
Sunday Service 10am 
Childcare and Sunday School 
Invites You to a Video Presentation 
Harold Klemp's talk at the 2010 Seminar 
Date: Saturday, November 6, 2010 
.Unitarian .Universalist Fellowship 
420 Willa Road,, .tJ,r~ar~ 
Time: 2:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. 
302.368.2984 uufn.org Hockessin Library 
Come Join Us! 
Speaker: Rev. Greg Chute 
1023 Valley Rd., Hockessin, DE 19707 
1-302-322-7673 www.eckankardelaware.org 
A Newark Handbell Festival 
Tintinnabulation Two- A Joyous sound 
Saturday, November 13th at 4:30p.m. 
Tintinnabulation Two -A Joyous Sound 
Festival Music will include massed 
ringing with organ, trumpet and 
percussion plus individual 
choir solo singing. 
First Presbyterian Church 
Contemporary Worship - Sundays at 9:00 a.m. 
Traditional Worship - Sundays at 10:30 a.m. 
Adult and Children's Sunday School at 9:00a.m. 
292WestMainStreet,Newark,DE 19711 ~ 
(302) 731-5644 ? www.firstpresnewark.org 
Rev. Steve Brundage, Pastor 
Rev. Beth Thomas, Children and Youth 
Handicapped Accessible 
Worshiping, Knowing B:nd Serving God -- --
 NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN 
FELLOWSHIP 
SundayService 9:30AM 
Multimedia Children's Ministry! 
Contemporary Worship! 
Relevant messages! 
Church Office: 999-1800 
Check out our web page: 
www.NewLifeDE.org 
2712 Old Milltown Rd. 
St. Barnabas' 
Episcopal Church 
Worship Services: 
Saturday 5:30p.m. 
Sunday 7:30, 10:00 a.m. 
Sunday School9:45 a.m. 
Child Care (0?3) available during 10 a.m. service 
"302-994-6607 
www.stbarnabasde.org 
2800 Duncan Road, Wilmington, DE 19808 
You are welcome at 
c~ 
U#UieJ Me/JuxW (1/uvu:J, 
website: www.ebenezerumcnewark.org 
emai l: eumcl824@aol.com 
SUN SERVICES 8:30 & ll:OOam 
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45am 
Contemporary Worship 
Every 3rd Saturday of the month 5:30pm 
525 Polly Drummond Road 
Newark 302-731-9494 
ancl"lcao,oed Accessible ? Child Care 
On the Web ? www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, Novt:mber 5, 2010? ? The Newark Post ? Page 11 
LEITER TO THE EDITOR 
Hot pink was the color in October 
J Letter ~?.t=--="o the Editor ??? 
To: Editor 
In Delaware, the incidence 
of breast cancer makes it a 
focus of the American Cancer 
Society and increasing aware 
ness about the disease is of 
paramount importance. For 
the third year, Newark city 
officials, the business and edu-
 ~ OBITS, from 9 
DeFelice of Elkton, Jennie 
Brown of New Castle, and 
Amber Brown of Elkton; his 
sons, Christopher Thompson 
Sr. and hfs--Wife, Patricia of 
Beuford, SC, Timothy Brown of 
New Castle, DE, and Jonathan 
Thompson of his wife, Kristen 
of Wilmington; 14 grandchil 
dren; and a sister, Marlene 
Wengert and her husband, 
Charles of Ellendale, CA. 
Services were held on 
Friday, October 29, at the cha 
pel at the Delaware Veterans 
Memorial Cemetery, 2465 
Chesapeake City Road, Bear. 
In lieu of flowers the fam 
ily suggests contributions to 
the Leukemia and Lymphoma 
Society, 100 W. lOth Street 
#209, Wilmington, DE 19801. 
To send condolences, please 
visit www.mealeyfuneral 
homes.com. 
Joan Tucker 
Mrs. Joan A. Tucker, 75, 
of Newark, died on Tuesday, 
October 26, in the presence of 
her loving family after losing 
her battle with cancer. 
Born in Wilmington, DE, 
on June 5, 1935, Joan was the 
daughter of the late Margaret 
and Harvey Starr. She retired 
from the former MBNA after 
20 years of dedicated ser 
vice. She was a member of 
St. John's-Holy Angels parish 
and Santa Maria Council #195 
Knights of Columbus Ladies 
Auxiliary. 
She was preceded in death 
by her husband of 34 years, 
John B. Tucker. he is survived 
by her daughter, Kathleen M. 
Brooking and her husband, 
Gene, of Newark, DE; her son, 
Robert J. Tucker and his wife, 
Rebecca, of Newark, DE; her 
son, John B. Tucker Jr. and his? 
cational community were con 
tacted by ACS volunteers in 
the hopes that Newark would 
become a Hot Pink town for 
the month of October. Once 
again the response was out 
standing as over fifty business 
es, the town and the University 
of Delaware joined in turning 
the town pink. 
wife, Reta, of Elkton, MD; her 
grandchildren, Eric and Lauren 
Brooking, Blake and Olivia 
Tucker, and Megan and Ashley 
Tucker; her brothers, Harvey, 
James, and Charles Starr; and 
her sister, Peggy Farley. 
Visitation was held on 
Monday, November 1, at 
the Spicer-Mullikin Funeral 
Home, 121 W. Park Place, 
Newark. Mass of Christian 
Burial followed at St. Thomas 
the Apostle R.C. Church, 
301 North Bancroft Parkway, 
Wilmington. Interment 
was in All Saints Cemetery, 
6001 Kirkwood Highway, 
Wilmington. 
In lieu of flowers, contribu 
tions may be made to Helen 
F. Graham Cancer Center, c/ 
o Christiana Care, P.O. Box 
1668, Wilmington, DE 19899. 
To sign guest book, visit www. 
spicermullikin.com. 
Charles Wagner 
Charles J. "Charlie" 
Wagner, 96, of Wilmington, 
died on Tuesday, October 26, 
at Christiana Hospital sur 
rounded by his family. 
Born in Delaware, Mr. 
Wagner was the son of the 
late John H. and Elizabeth 
(Smerbeck) Wagner. He gradu 
ated from Newark High School 
in 1933. He also was a gradu 
ate of Goldey Beacom College 
jipd , George Washington 
If you walked down Main 
Street and the surrounding 
area during October, you saw 
the evidence of a community 
working to raise awareness 
about the disease that cur 
rently affects 1 in 8 women. 
From ribbons on the street 
lights, window displays, a Pink 
Out on the Green held by the 
University. He retired from the 
State of Delaware, Department 
of Labor in 1979. He was for 
merly president of Loc,~!)];12 
Chrysler Tank Planf oHke 
employees and also president 
of Local 2038 Department of 
Labor Employees Union. He 
was a member of St. John the 
Beloved Knights of Columbus. 
He was predeceased by his 
first wife, Harriet and by a son, 
Richard M. Johnson. 
Through Mr. Wagner's 
efforts,. St. John the Beloved 
Catholic Church was built 
on his property on Milltown 
Road. 
He is survived by his lov 
ing wife of 25 years, Marie 
(Johnson) Wagner; his son, 
Mark D. Johnson and wife 
Donna of West Dundee, IL; 
a daughter, Jeanne Tunell 
and her husband Michael of 
Newark; and six grandchil 
dren: Kristin Chuman and 
her husband Paolo; Kathryn 
Tunell; Michael Tunell, Jr.; 
Matthew Johnson; and Ryan 
Johnson. 
Mass of Christian Burial 
was celebrated on Tuesday, 
November 2, at St. John 
the Beloved Church, 907 
Milltown Road, Wilmington. 
Interment followed at All 
Saints Cemetery, Wilmington. 
To leave a condolence, please 
visit www.mealeyfulieral 
homes.com. 
University of Delaware's chap 
ter of Colleges Against Cancer, 
to the variety of fundraisers 
(benefitting the American 
Cancer Society's Making 
Strides Against Breast Cancer 
campaign) held by businesses, 
pink was out there! 
Your ACS volunteers wish 
to express our sincere appre 
ciation to everyone in the town 
of Newark who helped us once 
again prove that Newark is a 
wonderful place in which to 
live and run a business. While 
it is our hope that the disease 
will be conquered in the very 
near future, we are sure that if 
it is~not by next fall, Newark 
will once again embrace the 
challenge to let everyone know 
that the:,: care and turn pink 
once agam. 
Here are a list of businesses 
that supported the effort. Thank 
you to the Newark commu 
nity for supporting the Hot 
Pink Newark Project during 
October. A special thanks to 
the businesses ?and organiza 
tions who turned Newark hot 
pink in the fight against breast 
cancer. 
AT&T 
Amalfi 
Ambitions 
Applebee's 
Bagelmania 
Bing's Bakery 
Boulden Propane 
Caffe' Gelato 
Catherine Rooney's 
The Cereal Bowl 
Christiana High School 
Claymont Steak Shop 
Clothes in the Past Lane 
Curves at Suburban 
Deer Park Tavern 
Delaware Book Exchange 
Embassy Suites 
Formal Affairs 
Flip Flop Shop 
Gecko Fashions 
Fulton Paper Company 
Gallagher Jewelers 
Grassroots 
Grotto Pizza 
Groucho's Deli 
Iron Hill 
Kirk's Flowers 
Klondike Kates 
Kneisley Eye Care 
Ledger 
Lieberman's Book Store 
Louviers Federal Credit Union 
Matilda's Pub 
Mainstream Nutrition 
Margherita's Pizzeria 
Minster's 
Mojo 
National 
Newark ARTS Alliance 
Newark Deli and Bagels 
Newark Natural Foods 
Old Lamplighter 
Pita Pit 
Primo Hoagies 
SAS cupcakes 
Salon by Anthony 
Seasons Pizza 
Simon Eye 
John E. Kater 
Starbucks 
TGI Friday 
Courtyard Marriott at UD 
UD Colleges Against Cancer 
Village Imports 
Wilmington Trust at Suburban 
Thank you, 
"The Hot Pink Ladies" 
Sandra Baldino 
Lois Capone 
NEWARK 
CHARTER SCHOOL 
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Applications are being accepted: Oct.ll through Nov. 22,2010 
For students who will be entering grades K~S in Sept. 2011 
Applications for enrollment may be obtained by: 
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Department of 
Education 
OPEN 
HOUSE 
Wednesday, 
November 10 
6:00 - 8:00 PM 
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COMMUNilY EVENTS 
'Living with Loss' 
aids those dealing 
with grief 
Sunday, November 7, 
1 p.m.-4:30 p.m., Newark 
Senior Center. Delaware Grief 
Awareness Consortium invites 
you to attend their 2nd Annual 
Grief Awareness Festival. 
This free festival includes art 
activities, grief education and 
resources, and opportunities to 
commemorate those we love. 
Meet local authors and experts 
on grief, and listen to the hope 
ful, coi_IIforting music of John 
Flynn who will be perfonning 
live in concert. Those of all ages 
experiencing any type of loss 
are welcome. Refreshments will 
be served. Reservations are rec 
ommended. Please contact Dr. 
Patti Tillotson at 302-383-3300 
or visit www.degac.org for more 
information or to register. 
Open House 
Sunday, November 7, 12:30 
to 4 p.m., Saint Mark's High 
School, 2501 Pike Creek Road 
Wilmington, DE 19808. 
302-738-3300 for information. 
Contact: Clarice Kwasnieski. 
Guests are invited to tour 
the facility, meet students and 
staff, and learn more about the 
diverse educational and co-cur 
ricular opportunities available at 
this outstanding co-educational, 
college preparatory high school 
situated on 59 beautiful acres in 
Pike Creek Valley. 
Political Seminar at 
UD 
The University of Delaware 
faculty and students are host 
ing a public event on Tuesday, 
November 9, at Clayton Hall, 
t;ntitled "Civic Engagement 
2.0: Emotions, Perceptions, and 
Participation in Online Politics." 
The project, the first funded 
interdisciplinary scholarship to 
emerge since UD's designation 
by Bloomberg News as the "epi 
center of politics," is supported 
by UD's Center for Political 
Communication. 
-- --
 Our OF THE Arne 
This week's Out of the 
Attic item is an undated pic 
ture of Main Street during 
one of the community fes 
tivals. It was published in 
the 2005 City of Newark Map 
and Information Guide. Over 
most of the 300 plus years 
of town history, houses on 
Main Street had front porch 
es where residents could sit 
out to relax and visit with 
neighbors and passers-by. 
People from surrounding 
farms and villages would 
come into town Saturday 
evenings and stroll Main 
Street visiting with friends. 
The porches downtown 
are gone now, replaced by 
"modern" storefronts as the 
houses were converted to 
business use during the 20th 
century. Some of these hous 
es still stand behind their 
commercial facades. People 
from the surrounding area 
still gather on Main Street 
and in the many restaurants 
and specialty shops. 
Folks throng to Newark's 
many festivals held through 
out the year. The annual 
Newark Memorial Parade 
startedabout1935. Firemen's 
Carnivals and Firemen's 
Convention parades date 
even earlier. Newark 
Community Day, Halloween 
Parade, Winteriest, Newark 
Night, Taste of Newark, and 
other events draw thousands 
of people of all ages to 
Main Street. The picture is 
from the Newark Historical 
Society collection (courtesy 
of the City of Newark). 
Visit the NEWARK 
HISTORY MUSEUM locat 
ed at the historic passen 
ger train station on South 
College Avenue. The muse 
um is open to the public 
Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. 
now through November 28, 
2010. The museum is also 
open all year by appoint 
ment for groups, indtvldu-
 als, and special events. Call 
368-9845 for arrangements. 
The Society invites dona 
tions or loans of objects, 
stories, pictures and other 
artifacts of places, activities, 
people, and life styles in the 
Greater Newark Area for its 
permanent collections. 
Contact the Newark 
Historical Society by voice 
mail at 302-224-2408, by 
postal mail to P.O. Box 711, 
Newark, DE 19715, or by 
email to newarkdehlstorical 
society@yahoo.com. 
The event will feature special 
guest Lee Rainie, Director of the 
national Internet & American 
Life Project at the Washington 
based Pew Research Center. 
UD's research panel includes 
Professors Lindsay Hoffman 
and Dannagal Young from the 
Department of Communication, 
Professors Phil Jones and Julio 
Carrion from the Department 
of Political Science and 
International Relations, and stu 
dent panelists Paige Barton and 
Bill Humphrey. 
University students, faculty, 
staff and Newark community 
members are invited to attend a 
reception at 6:30p.m. in Clayton 
Hall before the event. Light 
refreshments will be provided. 
The event will begin at 7 p.m. in 
Room 125 of Clayton Hall. 
Career Information 
Session 
Cecil College will hold a free 
Career Information Session from 
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday, 
Nov. 10, at the college's Career 
and Job Placement Services 
headquarters across from the 
North East campus at 3135 
Biggs Highway. 
Advisors from the college's 
credit and non-credit programs 
will be on hand to talk to pro 
spective students about work 
force training classes, degree 
and certificate programs, career 
development services, financial 
aid, and student support services. 
For more information, contact 
Chrys Ellerton at 410-287-6060, 
ext. 641 or cellerton@cecil.edu. 
Free Shred Day 
Louviers FCU~will be host 
ing their first ever Community 
Shred Day for all members, 
Newark residents and organiza 
tions on Saturday November 13. 
Those who would like to partici 
pate can drop off up to 2 banker 
sized boxes of paper only at 185 
Elkton Road, Newark, between 
the hours of 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. 
The new Louviers build 
ing on Elkton Road has a large 
parking lot which will be sec 
tioned off to accommodate the 
shredding truck, event traffic 
and parking for those needing 
to transact business inside the 
credit union. 
All documents will be shred 
ded on site by Shred-it?, a 
NAID certified shredding com 
pany, known for their environ 
mental friendly recycling servic 
es. Shredding documents such 
as old statements is a great way 
to prevent identity theft or get 
rid of old paperwork. 
For more information, con 
tact Louviers FCU at (302) 733-
 0426 or visit www.shredit.com/ 
community-shredding.asp. 
New York Holiday 
Trip 
UAWLocall183Emergency 
Food Closet is offering a Bus 
Trip to New York City to see 
the Rockettes Christmas Show 
Spectacular. Bus transportation 
from Newark, DE and Orchestra 
Seating is $ 125.00 per person. 
Proceeds benefit Emergency 
Food Closet of UAW Local 
1183. Contact Alena Bandy at 
302-738-4500 xll for informa 
tion. 
Delaware Futures 
2nd Annual 5K Run/ 
Walk. ' 
The event will be held 
on Saturday, November 6, at 
Joe's Crab Shack, located 
on the Christina Riverfront. 
Registration is at 8 a.m. and 
the race will start promptly at 
9 a.m. For more information, 
please contact Andrea Guinn 
at 302-652-8619, ext. 4, or at 
aguinn @delawarefutures.org. 
New Parkinson's 
Support Group 
A new support group for 
people with Parkinson's Disease 
(PD) has been organized in 
Newark, DE. The coordina 
tor, David Kaplan, was diag 
nosed with PD in June, 2006. In 
October, 2009, he was encour 
aged by his wife, Terri, and 
a PhD. Nurse, Ingrid Pretzer 
Abott, to attend an institute 
from the Parkinson's Disease 
Foundation in which he was 
trained as a clinical research liai 
son. Topics will include keeping 
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.... EVENTS, from 13 
up to date on ways to cope with 
PD and learning methods for 
functioning better, as well as 
providing a place for those who 
wish to share their feelings, frus 
trations, and successes in con 
nection with PD. Meetings will 
be held at the Newark Senior 
Center from 10:15 to 11:45 a.m. 
on the first Thursday of each 
month. David Kaplan can be 
reached at PDyodah@yahoo. 
com or (302) 239-1190. 
Sports Card and 
Collectible Show 
November 6, StMary's of the 
Assumption Church Hall (Lower 
parking lot), 7200 Lancaster 
Pike, Hockessin, DE 19707, 
10 am - 4 pm, $2. Admission 
(Children 12 and under FREE.) 
Over 30 tables of the area's 
finest dealers. Proceeds benefit 
Knights of Columbus Member's 
daughter, Jessica Albanese, 
who has Muscular Dystrophy. 
For information or reservations 
please _contact (302) 983-2636, 
a2zshowsl @yahoo.com or 
www.a2zshowsl.com. 
Longaberger Basket 
Bingo 
Sunday, Nov. 7, 3 p.m. (Doors 
open at 2 p.m.), Holy Angels 
Fremont Hall, 82 Possum Park 
Road, Newark, DE 19711. 
Featuring 20 games, 2 specials, 
raffles, door prizes! 
Beautiful, filled new and 
retired baskets! Great food 
- including Patti's Barbeque 
Sandwiches. Tickets: $20/per 
son (if purchased by Nov. 6), 
$25 at the door (no one under 
21 admitted). Tables of 8 may 
be reserved. Please call Holy 
Angels Parish Office, 731-2200, 
or Annie Adams, 836-4103. 
St. Mark's open 
house 
Sunday, November 7, 12:30 
to 4 p.m., Saint Mark's High 
School, 2501 Pike Creek Road 
Wilinington, DE 19808. 302-
 738-3300 for information. 
Contact: Clarice Kwasnieski. 
Guests are invited to tour 
the facility, meet students and 
staff, and learn more about the 
diverse educational and co-cur 
ricular opportunities available at 
this outstanding co-educational, 
college preparatory high school 
situated on 59 beautiful acres in 
Pike Creek Valley. 
Political Seminar at 
UD 
The University of Delaware 
faculty and students are host 
ing a public event on Thesday, 
November 9, at Clayton Hall, 
entitled "Civic Engagement 
2.0: Emotions, Perceptions, and 
Participation in Online Politics." 
The project, the first funded 
interdisciplinary scholarship to 
emerge since UD's designation 
by Bloomberg News as the "epi 
center of politics," is supported 
by UD's Center for Political 
Communication. 
The event will feature special 
guest Lee Rainie, Director of the 
national Internet & American 
Life Project at the Washington 
based Pew Research Center. 
UD's research panel includes 
Professors Lindsay Hoffman 
COMMUNITY EVENTS 
and Dannagal Young from the 
Department of Communication, 
Professors Phil Jones and Julio 
Carrion from the Department 
of Political Science and 
International Relations, and stu 
dent panelists Paige Barton and 
Bill Humphrey. 
University students, faculty, 
staff and Newark community 
members are invited to attend a 
reception at 6:30p.m. in Clayton 
Hall before the event. Light 
refreshments will be provided. 
The event will begin at 7 p.m. in 
Room 125 of Clayton Hall. 
Career Information 
Session 
Cecil College will hold a free 
Career Information Session from 
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday, 
Elkton Road, Newark, between 
the hours of 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. 
The new Louviers build 
ing on Elkton Road has a large 
parking lot which will be sec 
tioned off to accommodate the 
shredding truck, event traffic 
and parking for those needing 
to transact business inside the 
credit union. 
All documents will be shred 
ded on site by Shred-it?, a 
NAID certified shredding com 
pany, known for their environ 
mental friendly recycling servic 
es. Shredding documents such 
as old statements is a great way 
. to prevent identity theft or get 
rid of old paperwork. 
For more information, con 
tact Louviers FCU at (302) 733-
 0426 or visit www.shredit.com/ 
community-shredding.asp. 
Nov. 10, at the college's Career Arts & Craft Show 
and Job Placement Services 
headquarters across from the S t d N b 13 a ur ay, ovem er , 
North East campus at 3135 A tn F. Hall 400 0 1 t Biggs Highway. e a rre , g e own 
Advisors from the college's Road (across from the Newark 
credit and non-credit progr~ JBSL Office)_, Newark, J?E. 10 
will be on hand to talk to pro- a.m. - 3 p.m., FREE Admi~s10n, 
spective students about work- Over 50 Tables o~ the are~ s fin 
f tr ? ? 1 d est dealers. For information or ~~~erti~~~~; p~o:~s, c~~~ reservations please contact (302) 
development services, financial 983-2636~ _a2zshows1_@yahoo. 
aid, and student support services. com or VlSlt our website www. 
For more information, contact a2zshows l.com. 
Chrys Ellerton at 410-287-6060, 
ext. 641 or cellerton@cecil.edu. 
Free Shred Day 
Louviers FCU will be host 
ing their first ever Community 
Shred Day for all members, 
Newark residents and organiza 
tions on Saturday November 13. 
Those who would like to partici 
pate can drop off up to 2 banker 
sized boxes of paper only at 185 
A Newark HandBell 
Festival 
Bell Choirs from Ebenezer 
United Methodist Church, 
First Presbyterian Church 
Newark and Newark United 
Methodist Church will per 
form Tintinnabulation Two -
 A Joyous Sound on Saturday, 
November 13, at 4:30p.m. in the 
Sanctuary of First Presbyterian 
Church Newark, 292 West Main 
Street, Newark, DE. Festival 
music will include massed 
ringing with organ, trumpet 
and percussion plus individual 
choir solo ringing. The public is 
invited to attend and a free-will 
offering will be taken. Parking 
is available and the church is 
handicapped accessible. lf you 
have further questions please 
call First Presbyterian Church at 
(302) 731-5644. 
Come and Join us for ? 
an "English Tea" 
November 14, Sunday, 1-3 
p.m., Christiana Presbyterian 
Church's Hall Building. Cost: 
$12.00 per ticket. For Tickets: 
Call 737-7013 Kae Lynn Freel. 
Special Performance by Evelyn 
Swensson portraying Anna 
Leon Owens. Anna Leon Owens 
was the English Widowed 
Teacher that went to Thailand 
to tutor the King. Her story was 
told in the international play 
and movie ''The King and I''. 
Through monologue and music 
Ms. Swensson will describe 
the times in which Anna Leon 
Owens lived. Sponsored by 
Christiana Presbyterian Church's 
Youth Group. This presentation 
has been made possible through 
a grant from the Delaware 
Humanities Forum 
Wine Tastin.g 
Benefiting Flower 
Market 
A Wine Tasting at Deerfield 
Fine Wines in Newark, Delaware, 
on November 18, Bring Cheers 
to Delaware's Children, will 
benefit the Willnington Flower 
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Market, 
Delaware's largest children's 
charitable organization. The 
Wine Tasting will be from 4 - 8 
p.m., and will include fine wines 
from nine regions. Guests will 
also enjoy hors d'oeuvres, raffle 
prizes, and live music entertain 
ment. Suggested $10 donation at 
the door. Deerfield Fine Wines 
is located in the Shoppes at 
Louviers, 205 Louviers Drive, 
Papermill Road, Newark, DE 
19711. Phone: 302-266-8061. 
www.deerfieldwines.com. 
Super Science 
Saturday 
On November 20, Iron Hill 
Museum will have Super Science 
Saturday. It is a day learning all 
about Native Americans. The 
event focuses on the Lenape. 
Presentations will be at 10:30 
a.m., 12:30 p.m., and 2:30 p.m. 
Find out how the Lenape lived 
in Delaware. Admission to the 
museum is the day is just $2, 
but children under the age of 4 
are free. 
lf you wish to know more 
information about our pro 
grams, please contact the staff 
at the Iron Hill Museum,1355 
Old Baltimore Pike, Newark, 
DE 19702. Telephone: 302-368-
 5703; Fax: 302-369-4297; E 
mail: info@ironhill-museum. 
org; Website: www.ironhill 
museum.org. 
12th Annual 
Survivors Program 
Delaware Hospice and 
Exceptional Care for Children 
will host the 12th Annual 
Survivors of Suicide Day 
Program on Saturday, November 
20, with a program held at 
Exceptional Care for Children, 
11 Independence Way, Newark, 
from 9:00a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 
Sponsored by the Delaware 
End-of-Life Coalition and the 
Mental Health Association, 
the program will offer a time 
of remembrance and healing 
as suicide survivors connect 
with others who have survived 
the tragedy of suicide loss. A 
panel of local survivors of sui 
cide loss will begin the pro 
gram, which will be followed by 
the 12th National Survivors of 
Suicide Day Video Conference, 
sponsored by the American 
Foundation for Suicide 
Prevention. There is no fee for 
this community outreach pro 
gram, but registration is required 
by November 10. 
Register online at www. 
deolc.org/events, or contact 
Patti Tillotson, PhD: 302-383-
 3300, pteverest@verizon.net, 
or Vicki Costa, LCSW: 302-
 478-5707 or 302-856-7717, or 
vcosta @delawarehospice.org. 
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IN THE NEWS 
Newark played key roll in Senate race 
..... ELECTION, from 1 
claim his ties to the company 
would lead to huge profits for 
Gore, a diversified manufac 
turer of everything from cable 
to medical products. 
Newark also play a key role 
in the Senate race, with the 
University of Delaware serv 
ing as the location for a debate 
between Coons and O'Donnell 
that was nationally televised on 
CNN. 
In the race for State Treasurer, 
Democrat Chip Flowers eked 
out a victory over state legisla 
tor Colin Bonini. In the race 
for State Auditor, long-time 
GOP incumbent Tom Wagner 
won by a one percent margin 
over Richard Kom. Flowers, of 
Middletown, is the first African 
American to be elected to state 
wide office in Delaware. 
In county races, New Castle 
County Police officer Trinidad 
Navarro won by a 69 to 27 
percent margin over Newark 
resident William Hart. 
O'Donnell's stunning vic 
tory over longtime Delaware 
U.S. Rep. Mike Castle quickly 
captured the imagination of 
the national and even global 
media. 
But with fame came a lot of 
baggage from television appear 
ances 1n the 1990s where she 
admitted to dabbling in witch 
craft and took controversial 
positions on social issues. 
The O'Donnell campaign 
also seemed to struggle with 
organizational skills that are 
needed in a tough race includ 
ing a slip-up last week in sub 
mitting a 30-minute commer 
cial on cable TV, not to mention 
a thorny relationship with some 
members of the media. 
While supporters did not 
mind the controversy, but they 
were not numerous enough to 
overcome the large edge in voter 
registration by Democrats. 
In the end, even former 
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin seemed 
to write off O'Donnell's candi 
dacy when she did not make an 
appearance in Delaware in the 
waning days of the campaign 
Her endorsement of O'Donnell 
in the Republican primary was 
credited with providing a major 
boost to her campaign. 
O'Donnell did get the 
endorsement of conservative 
talk show hosts like Mark Levin 
and Rush Limbaugh, but also 
drew rebukes from Republican 
party stalwarts like Bush cam 
paign strategist Karl Rove. 
Urquhart "ias praised for 
running a good campaign, 
but seemed to be caught in 
a Democratic tide. He also 
lacked the telegenic presence of 
O'Donnell. 
In races of interest to 
Newark, incumbents won easy 
victories, perhaps aided by the 
strong performance at the top 
Christina teachers receive history aid 
Twenty-three Christina 
School District te~rs have 
been selected to participate in 
the Teaching American History 
(TAH) Grant's Freedom Project. 
The Freedom Project is a part 
nership between the University 
of Delaware's Center for 
Teacher Education, the Gilder 
Lehrman Institute of American 
History, the Historical Society 
of Delaware, and the Delaware 
Public Archives, and is fund 
ed by a Teaching American 
History Grant from the U.S. 
Department of Education. It is 
open to teachers in grades 3-12 
that teach American History in 
Christina and Red Clay School 
Districts. 
The teachers include Tarni 
Hartz from Bayard Middle 
School, Erica Varites, Stacy 
Sutton and Kimberly Dorda 
from Brookside Elementary 
School, Lisa Giobbe and 
Fran Miller from Downes 
Elementary School, Robert N. 
McConnick, Jr. from Gauger 
Cobbs Middle School, Michael 
E. Weller from Glasgow High 
School, Ann E. Fleckenstien 
and Nancy Hawkins from 
Jones Elementary School, Amy 
Carlson from Keene Elementary 
School, Patrick Hudson 
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from Kirk Middle School, 
Amanda Ramsey from Leasure 
Elementary School, Catherine 
Brunt, Amy Selheimer and 
Moira J. Snider from Marshall 
Elementary School, Amy 
Cunningham from Me Vey 
Elementary School, Brent J. 
Freccia, Staci Garber, Matthew 
Hammond, and Carol L. Ralph 
from Newark High School, 
Jennifer Grant from Porter Road 
Elementary School, Anthea H. 
Bedminster from Shue-Medill 
Middle School. 
The Teaching American 
History Grant provides $500 
per year in classroom resources, 
stipends to participating teach 
ers, opportunities for graduate 
credit and Advanced Placement 
U.S. history training, field trips 
and seminars, content enrich 
ment by award-winning his 
torians, partnerships with area 
museums, and collaboration 
on the development of exem 
plary US history lessons. In 
return, teachers are expected to 
attend two workshops and one 
summer institute per year, pare 
ticipate in project evaluations, 
and participate in lesson studies 
aimed at developing exemplary, 
standards-based U.S. history 
lessons. 
of the ticket. 
Democrat Teresa Schooley 
ended up with a 68 to 32 mar 
gin over Republican William 
Stritzinger and John Kowalko, 
often labeled as the most liberal 
member of the Delaware House 
won easily over Republican 
Gordon Winegar by a 65 to 34 
percent margin. 
It was a similar story for 
Republican State Rep. Joe Miro, 
who easily earned another term 
with a 67 to 33 margin over 
David E. Ellis. 
Democratic incumbent State 
Sen. David Sokola also won 
easily over Republican chal 
lenger A. Louis Saindon by a 
61 to 39 margin 
Voting was steady during Tuesday at Newark polling places. 
Shown in this photo are yard signs outside the polling place 
at West Park Place Elementary School. 
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ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT 
,.. NOTICES 
FOUND ROT-
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Depos~ area on Thurs. 
Oct 28th 41 0-378-4453 
LOST CAT: grey & 
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elementary school in Elkton, missing 
teachers looking to since May 23. $100 
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LEGAL NOTICE 
BB Wines, LLC has on November 1, 2010 
applied with the Alcoholic Beverage Control 
Commissioner for a wine wholesale liquor 
license that permits the sales and trans 
portation of alcoholic beverages to retail 
licensees for a premise located at 714 Inter 
change Boulevard, Newark, DE 19711. 
View Public Notices 
from around the 
State of Maryland, 
visit: 
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,.. ADOPTIONS 
? WE ARE A LOV 
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wishing to adopt and 
nurture along an infant 
or young child. Med 
ical and legal expens 
es paid. Let's help 
each other. Please 
call Debbie and Dan 
855-255-BABY (2229) 
adoptionforlisaandbri- with grey tail & 2 grey 
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Lost in Hollingsworth 
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lo[lg haired. Seems 
young. Found in the 
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Road. area. Please 
seen 10/28 on Nazarene 
Camp Rd. Reward for 
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MALE CAT 3 yrs, 
neutered, declawed, all 
shots. Free to good home 
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fir. Full kit., WID, gar. 
Quiet area. $650mo + 
elec. 443-691-1818 
area , 
pet neg.,non smok env 
NORTH EAST- 1 BR 
1st fir, newly renv. 
$660/mo. + sec.No 
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apt, incl. water, sewer/ 
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LEGAL NOTICE 
Persons who are against this application 
should provide written notice of their objec 
tions to the Commissioner. For the Commis 
sioner to be required to hold a hearing to 
consider additional input from persons 
against this application, the Commissioner 
must receive one or more documents con 
taining a total of at least 10 signatures of res 
idents or property owners located within 1 
mile of the premises or in any incorporated 
areas located within 1 mile of the premises. 
The protest(s) must be filed with the Alco 
holic Beverage Control Commissioner at the 
3rd Floor, Carvel State Office Building, 820 
North French Street, Wilmington, DE 19801. 
The protest(s) must be received by the Com 
missi.oner's office on or before November 22, 
2010. Failure to file such a protest may 
result in the Commissioner considering the 
application without further notice, input, or 
hearing. 
If you have any questions regarding this 
matter, please contact the Commissioner's 
Office. 
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<1 l , \.-' Newark, DE 19711 . Road, Newark, Delaware 19711. Road, Wilmington, DE 19808. 
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 
? COMPETITIVE with the buildings thereon erected situate in with the buildings thereon erected, situate with the buildings thereon erected situate in 
SALARY the Town of Middletown, New Castle County, Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Crossgates, Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle 
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State of Delaware, being Lot 240, on the Delaware, known as 237 North Star Road, County, State of Delaware, known as 2600 
Record Major Subdivision Plan of The being Lot No. 18A, on the Plan of North Star, Mill Creek Road, being Lot No. 82, as shown 
Estates of Dove Run, as recorded in the as the Plan thereof is of record in the Office on the final plan of Crossgates, dated 
Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New November, 1963 and recorded in the Office 
New Castle County, on Instrument No. Castle County in Microfilm No. 790, and of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New 
200204250038601, and being more particu- described in accordance with a survey pre- Castle County, Delaware, on Microfilm No. 
larly bounded and described, in,accordance pared by Zebley & Associates, Inc., Profes- 847, and being more particularly bounded 
with a recent survey by A.E.S. Surveyors, sional Land Surveyors, dated April24, 1990. and described in accordance with a survey 
dated November 28, 2006 as follows, to-wit: BEING the same land and premises that Flo- by the Pelsa Company, Inc., dated May 29, 
BEING the same lands and premises which renee E. Perkins by deed dated April 26, 2003 as follow to wit: 
Jason M. Donovan and Joanna M. Donovan 1990 and recorded in the Office of the Being the same lands and premises which 
did grant and convey unto Shannon Tuso by Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle Ramon L. Rodriguez, did grant and convey 
deed dated December 15, 2006 and record- County, Delaware, in Deed Book 1022, Page unto Timothy D. Bradley, by deed dated May 
ed on December 19, 2006 in the Office of the 223, did grant and convey unto Keith J. Que- 29, 2003 and recorded on May 30, 2003 the 
Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle senberry and Lise A. Quesenberry, his wife, Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for 
County, State of Delaware, Deed instrument in fee. Keith J. Quesenberry departed this New Castle County, State of Delaware, in 
number 20061219-0118696. life on July 16, 2004, leaving Lise A. Que- Deed Instrument 20030530-0065552. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS senberry sole tenant. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF SHANNON TUSO. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF TIMOTHY D 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF THE PROPERTY OF LISE A QUESENBER- BRADLEY. 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE RY. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 20,2010. 
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Store/office front 
Conv. loc. Rt 213 & 
Rt 273 410-398-5724 
CLASSIFIEDS 
41 0-398-1230 
800-220-1230 
REAL ESTATE 
~ MOBILE 
~HOMES FOR SALE 
RISING SUN Rent 
3br, 1 ba, kit, DR, LR. 
New carpet & flooring. 
443-350-5026 
Sell it here fast! 
REAL ESTATE 
~LOTS/ACREAGE 
~ FOR SALE 
Rising Sun, MD 14 
ac's, rich soil , perfect 
setting for a Christmas 
tree farm or nursery. 
FSBO. 410-658-6233 
or 443-907-3473 
Elkton NEW 3BR 
house w/gar $1175/ 
month & no pets 
Elkton 4br exc home 
1 ac, $2700/m opt to 
buy 410-398-3447 
exit 93 on ?1 95. 
$1050/mo +sec dep & 
oil, non smoking envi 
ron, no pets. full house priv.'s, --------------------------------$100/wk 443-617-4621 
ELKTON I North 
East- Arundel 3br 3ba --------
 LR, DR, kit, Fam rm 2 
car gar no pets ref's & 
sec dep $1325/mo. 
410-392-3154 
ELKTON- 2BR, & 
850/mo. NORTH 
EAST- 3BR, 2 car 
garage. $1000/mo + 
sec. No pets . Call 
41 0-658-5423 
~YARD SALES FAIRHILL AREA 1 C Tally Ho Court. Rt 27~ 
between Blue Ball Re 
~-----, & Wesleys, turn onte 
Fairview Rd, turn a 
next left onto Tally He 
Dr, go to stop sign 
turn left on Tally He 
Court. Indoor movin~ 
sale, you dont wani 
to miss! Sat, Nov 6 
9am-4pm. No Earl} 
Bi rds! Checks onl} 
accepted with notor? 
ized note from ban~ 
~--ELKTON 2021 
Blue Ball Rd Sat 
11/6, 8:30am-till 
Lots of elect 
heaters, sofa, wing 
back chairs, trunk, 
dishes, curtains, 
bed spreads, 
lamps & pic's, pots 
& pans, area & 
throw rugs, dehu 
midifier, benches, 
dolls, lots of winter 
grown up & kids 
winter clothing, 
much much more 
Please come 
denoting amoun? 
authorized . Grea 
prices ! Furniture 
antiques, chandeliers 
jewelry, clothes, 6 per? 
son hot tub w/ chemi? 
cals, brand new May? 
HUG I 
NORTH EAST 
Truth & Life Center 
1924 W. Pulaski Hwy. 
Annual Holiday 
Bazaar, 
Bigger & Better than 
ever! Nov 5&6 
8:30-4:30pm, Crafts, 
Baked goods Lunch -
 eat in or take out 
Vendor tables avail 
Contact Pastor Trout 
at 410-287-0450 
tag front loader wash? ------ 
er I dryer, new Room 
ba vacuum, solid cher? 
ry dinnette set, muct ~------' more! Great Christ? 
ESTATE SALE 
(inside) S. Newark. 
Nov 6 only, .10-4. 
Call for directions. 
302-981-4197 
RID YOUR HOME OF 
ALL THAT CLUTTER! 
HAVE A YARD SALE 
AND ADVERTISE IT 
WITH US! 
WARWICK (MID 
DLETOWN DE 
AREA) Estate Sale. 
-------- 35 Bridle Run Dr. Fri. 
mas gifts. Breaktasl 
and lunch availablE 
also. 
..l~Multi 
~-Family 
11/5 & Sat. 11/6 
9am-3pm both days 
furniture vintage dolls 
& toys, linens, beer 
signs, garage tins, 
FAIR HILL 201 toy sewing machines, 
Fairview Rd Sat. Nov antiques & h/h. For 
6th 8am-2pm. HH dir's 410-275-1413 
clothes, bikes, etc 
Garage rain or shine 
41 0-378-2661 
~ DUPLEXES 
F" FOR RENT 
, ' MANUFACTURED 
HOMES FOR RENT 
~ To Share 
N close to 
UofD, use of all facili 
ties, in ground pool, 
female preferred. 
$500/mo incl's utils. 
Must love dogs. Call 
302-893A@Q6 
lUG I 
NORTH EAST 
Truth & Life Center 
1924 W. Pulaski Hwy. 
20TH ANNUAL HOLIDAY 
BAZAAR, 
Bigger & Better than ever! 
Nov 5 & 6, 8:30am-4:30 pm, 
CRAFTS 
Christmas Wreaths, Home-made Crafts, 
Flower Arrangements, Needlework, 
Quilted Aprons, Afghans and much more 
BAKED GOODS & MORE 
Cherry & Apple Pies, Pumpkin Pies, 
Breads, Christmas candies, Jellies & 
Jams, Spaghetti Sauce and more 
LUNCH 
EAT IN OR TAKE OUT 
Sandwiches, Pasta, Home-Made 
Soups, Drinks and Desserts 
Try our famous Apple Dumplings 
Vendor Tables available 
Contact Pastor Trout at 303-359-2727 
LEGAL NOTICE 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0~017278 and 101 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 09-028.30-087 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 7 Anderson Road, 
Newark, DE 19713. 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, 
with the dwelling thereon erected known as 
7 Anderson Road, situate in White Clay 
Creek Hundred, New Castle County and 
State of Delaware, and being Lot No. 12, 
Block T, as shown on the Plan of TODD 
ESTATES, as ?said Plan is of record in the 
Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for 
New Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm 
No. 723, and being more particularly bound 
ed and described in accordance with a sur 
vey prepared by Zebley & Associates, Inc., 
Professional Land Surveyors of Wilmington, 
Delaware, dated February 13, 2007, as fol 
lows, to-wit: 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
Patricia F. Groff did grant and convey unto 
Ronald E. Keller by deed dated February 26, 
2007 and recorded on March 2, 2007 in the 
Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for 
New Castle County, State of Delaware, Deed 
instrument number 20070302-0020350. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF RONALD E. KELLER. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194219 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-017219 and 77 
Nov. 9, 201 0 .. 
PARCEL NO.: 09-034.30-248 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 16 Penny Lane, 
Newark, Delaware 19702. 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the buildings thereon erected, situate in 
White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle 
County, Delaware, known as 16 Penny 
Lane, being Lot No. 71 on the Record Major 
Subdivision Plan? for Norwegian Woods, Sec 
tion One, as said plan is of record in the 
Office of the Recording of Deeds in and for 
New Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm 
Record No. 12,526 and described in accor 
dance with a survey by Zebley and Associ 
ates, Inc., Professional Land Surveyors of 
Wilmington, Delaware, dated July 11 , 1997. 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
Wilson Road Development Cgmpany, a 
Delaware . corporation, by Deed dated July 
18, 1997, and recorded on July 21, 1997, in 
the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and 
for New Castle County, Delaware, in Deed 
Book 2302, Page 85, did grant and convey 
unto Kevin Miller and Dan ita D. Miller, in fee. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF DAN ITA D AND KEVIN 
MILLER. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194166 
LEGAL NOTICE 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-017096 and 42 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 09-040.20-159 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 33 Sherin Drive, 
Newark, DE 19702. 
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land sit 
uate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New 
Castle County, State of Delaware, known as 
Lot No. 571 (also known as 33 Sherin Drive) 
as shown on the Record Major Subdivision 
plan of Salem Woods, Phase Ill (three), pre 
pared by Karins and Associates, Inc.; record 
ed 30 November 1989 in the Office of the 
Recorder of Deeds In and for New Castle 
County, State of Delaware, In Microfilm No. 
101500. The said Lot being more particular 
ly bounded and described by a recent survey 
of Fanco Tell Associates dated June 2, 1994, 
as follows, to-wit: 
Being the same lands and premises which 
Ronald F. Bright and Kimberly E. Bright, did 
grant and convey unto John E. White, by 
deed dated January 27, 2005 and recorded 
on January 31, 2005 the Office of the 
Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle 
County, State of Delaware, in Deed Instru 
ment 20050131-0010839. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF JOHN E WHITE. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11 /5 2194106 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-017185 and 65 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 18-0M.00-1 73 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 319 Cannons Way, 
Newark, DE 19713. 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, 
with the buildings thereon, situate in the City 
of Newark, New Castle County, Delaware 
being designated Lot 5, as shown on the 
Record Major Subdivision Plan of Cannons 
Gate, of record in the Office of the Recorder 
of Deeds in and for New Castle County, 
Delaware on Microfilm 8610, said lot also 
known as 319 Cannon's Way and being 
more particularly described according to a 
survey by A.E.S. Surveyors, dated June 14, 
2001 . 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
Mel R. Martinez, Secretary of Housing and 
Urban Development, of Washington. D.C., 
acting by and through the Federal Housing 
Commissioner, by Deed dated June 25, 
2001 and recorded in the Office of the 
Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle 
County and State of Delaware, in Instru 
ment# 20010625-0049694, did grant and 
convey unto Sylvester Marchman, Jr. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF SYLVESTER MARCH 
MAN, JR. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11 /5 2194135 
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LEGAL NOTICE 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #10-018347 AND 
(288) NOV. 9, 2010. 
Parcel No. 08-054.20-046 
Property Address: 107 Richards Land, 
Newark, DE 19711 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, 
known as Lot No. 47 situate in Mill Creek 
Hundred, New Castle County and State of 
Delaware, as shown on a Record Major Sub 
division Plan of Richards Lane, prepared by 
Hillcrest Associates, Inc., dated May 24, 
1993, last revised June 24, 1993 and record 
ed in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in 
and for New Castle County, State of 
Delaware, in Microfilm No. 11760. 
BEING a part of the same lands and prem 
ises which Richard Lane, Inc., by their 
Indenture dated September 27, 1996, of 
record in the Office of the Recorder of 
Deeds, in and for New Castle County and 
State of Delaware, in Deed Book 2180, Page 
293, granted and conveyed unto Willie Mae 
Johnson and Pauline Johnson, in fee. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF WILLIE M. JOHNSON 
AND PAULINE JOHNSON. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME 
OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
np 10/29,11/5 2195360 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-018079 AND 
(236) NOV. 9, 2010. 
Parcel No. 09-037.40-115 
Property Address: 200 Megan Court, 
Newark, DE 19702 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the buildings thereon erected, situate in 
White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle 
County and State of Delaware, known as 
200 Megan Court, being Lot No. 116 on the 
record major land development plan of 
Salem Woods as said plan is of record in the 
Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for 
New Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm 
No. 7018, and being more particularly 
bounded and described in accordance with a 
survey prepared by East Coast Survey. Pro 
fessional Land Surveyor, dated July 15, 
2002 as follows, to-wit: 
BEING the same lands and premises 
which Michael F. Metcalf and Michelle A. 
Metcalf, did grant and convey unto Robert J. 
Zetusky and Lauren Zetusky, by deed dated 
July 26, 2002 and recorded on July 29, 2002 
in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in 
and for New Castle County, State of 
Delaware, in Deed Instrument 20020729-
 0072613. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF LAUREN ZETUSKY 
AND ROBERT J. ZETUSKY. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME 
OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
np 10/29,11/5 2195320 
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LEGAL NOTICE 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-018319 AND 
(274) NOV. 9, 2010. 
Parcel No. 11-021.10-080 
Property Address: 308 Evergreen Drive, 
Newark, Delaware 19702 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the improvements erected thereon situ 
ate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle Coun 
ty, Delaware, being designatoo Lot 77, as 
shown on the Record Major Subdivision Plan 
of Woodland Village of record in the Office of 
the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Cas 
tle County, Delaware on Microfilm No. 
12641, said lot also known as 308 Ever 
green Drive and described in accordance 
with a mortgage inspection plan by A.E.S. 
Surveyors, dated September 28, 1999. 
BEING the same land premises that NVR, 
Inc. by Deed dated October 26, 1999, and 
recorded in the Office of the Recorder of 
Deeds, in and for New Castle County in 
Deed Book 2732, Page 327, did grant and 
convey unto Paul A. Bogia and Tara Bogia, 
in fee. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF PAUL BOGIA AND 
TARA BOGIA . 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME 
OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
np 10/29,11/5 2195356 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #10-017810 AND 
(221) NOV. 9, 2010. 
Parcel No. 09-037.40-255 
Property Address: 20 Flinthill Drive, 
Newark, DE 19702 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, 
with the buildings thereon erected, situate in 
White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle 
County, Delaware, being Lot 28 (AKA 20 
Flinthill Drive), as shown on the Record 
Resubdivision Plan of "Salem Woods", 
Phase II, prepared by Karin and Associates, 
Inc., Professional Engineers and Land Sur 
veyors, Drawing No. 512-2036, Sheet 2 of 6 
dated October 20, 1986, recorded Novem 
ber 19, 1986, in the Office ofthe Recorder of 
Deeds, in and for New Castle County on 
Microfilm No. 8393 and more particularly 
bounded and described in accordance with a 
mortgage inspection plan prepared by Zeb 
ley & Associates, dated August 13, 1996, as 
follows, to-wit: 
BEING the same lands and premises 
which Jeff Willis and Kimberly A. Willis by 
Deed dated July 10, 2008 and recorded in 
the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and 
for New Castle County and State of 
Delaware, in Instrument Number 20080806-
 0054431, did grant and convey unto Jeff 
Willis. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF JEFF WILLIS. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME 
OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
np 10/29, 11/5 2195304 
LABRADOR 
RETRIEVERS Yel 
low/White 3 Male, 6 
Female $500.00 Litter 
is Registered and first 
shots included. Are 
available for pick up 
on 12/10/10. If inter 
ested please contact 
Boyd or April Buck 
land 443-350-0573. 
LEGAL NOTICE 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #10-018222 AND 
(252) NOV. 9, 2010. 
Parcel No. 09-022.40-119 
Property Address: 5 Merion Road, Newark, 
Delaware 19713 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, 
with the buildings thereon erected, situate in 
White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle 
County and State of Delaware, known as 5 
MERION ROAD, being Lot No. 32, on the 
Plan of Chestnut Hill Estates, as the Plan 
thereof is of record in the Office of the 
Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle 
County in Microfilm No. 162, and being more 
particularly bounded and described in accor 
dance with a survey prepared by EAST 
COAST SURVEY, Professional Land Sur 
veyors, dated November 10, 1998. 
BEING the same lands and premises 
which Dorothy B. Menkiewicz, by Deed 
dated November 17, 1998 and recorded in 
the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and 
for New Castle County and State of 
Delaware, in Deed Book 2543 Page 190, did 
grant and convey unto Terry E. DeGroat. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF TERRY E. DEGROAT. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME 
OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
np 10/29, 11/5 2195329 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-017786 AND 
(212) NOV. 9, 2010. 
Parcel No. 09-022.30-031 
Property Address 502 Banyan Road, 
Newark, DE 19713 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the buildings thereon erected, situate in 
White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle 
County and State of Delaware, known as 
502 Banyan Road, being Lot No. 11 on the 
Plan of Todd Estates, Block 0; Section 3, as 
the Plan thereof is of record in the Office of 
the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Cas 
tle County, Delaware in Microfilm No. 569, 
and being more particularly bounded and 
described in accordance with a survey pre 
pared by EAST COAST SURVEY, Profes 
sional Land Surveyors, dated August 24, 
2007. ? 
BEING the same lands and premises 
which David H. Willerton, Ill and Kelly Wilier 
ton, husband and wife, by Deed dated 
August 31 , 2007 and recorded in the Office 
of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New 
Castle County and State of Delaware, in 
Instrument #20010831 -0077757, did grant 
and convey unto Rafael Opio and Jennifer E. 
Mackey. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF RAFAEL OPIO AND 
JENNIFER E. MACKEY. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME 
OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
np 10/29, 11/5 2195296 
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LEGAL NOTICE 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #10-017641 and 181 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 11-006.30-127 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 41 Bobby ? Drive, 
Newark, DE 19713. 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the dwelling thereon erected, situate in 
Pencader Hundred, New Castle County, 
Delaware, and known as Lot No. 31 , Block J, 
on the Plan of ROBSCOTT MANOR, Section 
One, as said Plan is of record in the Office of 
the Recorder of Deeds in Microfilm No. 707, 
being more particularly bounded and 
described in accordance with a Survey pre 
pared by A.E.S. Surveyors, Wilmington, 
Delaware, dated February 23, 2005. 
AND BEING the same lands and premises 
conveyed unto Constance Newton by deed 
of Rechard H. Shorter and Michelle E. Short 
er, dated August 8, 2005 and of record in the 
Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for 
New Castle County and State of Delaware at 
Instrument Number 20050809-0079203. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF CONSTANCE NEW 
TON. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194331 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-017699 and 187 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCE:L NO.: 08-036.20-027 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 4723 Mermaid 
Boulevard, Wilmington, DE 19808. 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the buildings thereon erected, situate in 
Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County and 
State of Delaware, known as 4723 Mermaid 
Boulevard, being Lot No. 62, Block C, on the 
Plan of Linden Heath, as the Plan thereof is 
of record in the Office of the Recorder of 
Deeds, in and for New Castle County in 
Microfilm No. 1773. 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
John E. Koval, Jr., by Deed dated Septem 
ber 27, 1995, and recorded September 27, 
1995, in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds 
in and for New Castle County, Delaware, in 
Deed Book 1986, Page 0092, did grant and 
convey unto Joyce L. Coleman, in fee. 
BEING the same premises which Joyce L. 
Coleman, by Deed dated July 30, 2004 and 
recorded August 4, 2004 in the Office for the 
Recorder of Deeds in and for the County of 
New Castle, and State of Delaware in Deed 
Instrument No. 20040804-0085023, granted 
and conveyed unto Jennifer J. Pacella 
grantor/mortgagor herein. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF JENNIFER J COOP 
ER. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194333 
On the Web ? www.newarkpostonline.com 
LEGAL NOTICE 
LEGAL NOTICE 
MG Pancnals, LLC has on October 28, 2010, 
applied with the Alcoholic Beverage Control 
Commissioner for a Restaurant alcoholic 
liquor license, including Sundays, for a 
premises located at 1108 South College 
Avenue, Newark, DE 19713. Persons who 
are against this application should provide 
written notice of their objections to the Com 
missioner. For the Commissioner to be 
required to hold a hearing to consider addi 
tional input from persons against? the appli 
cation, the Commissioner must receive one 
or more documents containing a total of at 
least 10 signatures of residents or property 
owners located within 1 mile of the premises 
or in any incorporated areas located within 1 
mile of the premises. The? protest(s) must be 
filed with the Alcoholic Beverage Control 
Commissioner at the 3rd Floor, Carvel State 
Building, 820 North French Street, Wilming 
ton, DE 19801 . The protest(s) must be 
received by the Commissioner's office on or 
before November 29, 201 0. Failure to file 
such a protest may result in the Commis 
sioner considering the application without 
further notice, input or hearing. If anyone has 
questions regarding this matter, please con 
tact the Commissioner's Office. 
np 11 /5,12,19 2201732 
NOTICE OF PETITION TO OBTAIN 
TITLE TO ABANDONED PROPERY 
A petition has been filed to obtain title to the 
following abandoned property: 
1994 FORD PROBE (VIN #: 
1ZVLT20A8R5107951) 
The petition was filed ~: 
A&R FUEL, INC. (ANTHONY DELLAVER 
SANO) 
770 Grantham Lane, New Castle, DE 
19720 (302)420-3171 
The following persons have been identified 
as owners or other persons with an interest 
in the property: 
MIGUEL A. DORANTES 
1657 Old Baltimore Pike, Avondale, PA 
19311 
If judgment is entered for the Property Hold 
er/Petitioner, the Petitioner will be awarded 
complete and absolute title to the property 
pursuant to 25 Del. C. 4002 and any existing 
liens or other interests against it will be void. 
Anyone with a legal interest in this property 
may contest the petition by filing an Answer 
(J.P. Civ. Form No. 53) by November 9,2010 
with Justice of the Peace Court No. 13, 1010 
CONCORD AVENUE, WILMINGTON, DE 
19802 (302.577.2550) 
Date: October 20,2010 
np 11/5 2202329 
CITY OF NEWARK 
DELAWARE 
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 
PUBLIC HEARING 
November 18, 2010- 7:00P.M. 
Pursuant to Chapter 32, Article XIX of the 
Code of the City of Newark, Delaware, 
notice is hereby given of a public hearing at 
a regular meeting of the Board of Adjustment 
on Thursday, November 18, 2010 at 7:00 
p.m. in the Council Chamber, Newark Munic 
ipal Building, 220 Elkton Road, Newark, 
Delaware, to hear the following application: 
1. Appeal of University Garden 
Associates, 281 Beverly Road, for the fol 
lowing variance: 
a) Ch. 32-11 (a)(1) (a) - Dwelling 
units per gross acre - permits a maximum of 
16 dwelling units per acre. Proposed plan 
increases the number of dwelling units from 
68 existing (non-conforming) to 76 units on 
4.2126 acres. 
ZONING CLASSIFICATION: RM 
The applications and related materials may 
be examined at the City Secretary's Office, 
366-7070, prior to the meeting. 
np 11 /5 
Clayton S. Foster 
Chairman 
2202639 
LEGAL NOTICE 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-017650 and 185 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 08-042.10-192 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 59 Vansant Road , 
Newark, DE 19711. 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the dwelling thereon erected, situate in 
Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County and 
State of Delaware, being Lot No. 190, Block 
J, on the Record Subdivision Plan of Dea 
con's Walk, as prepared by Mann-Talley, 
Inc., Civil Engineers and Surveyors of Wilm 
ington, Delaware, dated July 27, and record 
ed in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in 
and for New Castle County, Delaware in 
Microfilm No. 1617, and a more recent sur 
vey by First State Mortgage Surveyors, Inc., 
dated April 8, 1996. 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
Donald B. Lindsay and Alise C. Lindsay, by 
Deed dated July 17, 2003 and recorded in 
the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and 
for New Castle County and State of 
Delaware, in Instrument #20030722-
 0086392, did grant and convey unto Alise C. 
Lindsay. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF ALISE C LINDSAY. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194332 
NOTICE OF PETITION TO OBTAIN 
TITLE TO ABANDONED PROPERY 
A petition has been filed to obtain title to the 
following abandoned property: 
1992 RED XLH 900CC HARLEY DAVID 
SON MOTORCYCLE VIN 
#1 HD4CAM16NY120023 
The petition was filed by: 
JOSEPH M SHAFFER 
The following persons have been identified 
as owners or other persons with an interest 
in the property: 
JEFF BINDER 
ALAN T BOYD 
If judgment is entered for the Property Hold 
er/Petitioner, the Petitioner Will be awarded 
complete and absolute title to the property 
pursuant to 25 Del. C. 4002 and any existing 
liens or other interests against it will be void. 
Anyone with a legal interest in this property 
may contest the petition by filing an Answer 
(J.P. Civ. Form No. 53) by November 30, 
2010 with Justice of the Peace Court No. 13, 
1010 CONCORD AVENUE, WILMINGTON, 
DE 19802 (302.577.2550) 
Date: October 25,2010 
np 11/5 2202331 
PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULED FOR 
DECEMBER 20, 2010 
FY 2010 Annual Plan Amendment 
Public Hearing Notice 
Reference: Firearms Policy 
Non Smoking Policy 
The Newark Housing Authority invites resi 
dents and the public to attend a public hear 
ing to discuss changes to the Public Housing 
Lease and Admissions and Continued Occu 
pancy Policy to incorporate Firearms Policy 
and Non Smoking Policy. A copy of these 
poicies can be reviewed during business 
hours from 9:00am - 12:00 noon and from 
1:OOpm - 4:00pm Monday through Friday. A 
copy of public hearing notice will be posted 
for 45 days in the lobby of the Administration 
Building. All comments be submitted in writ 
ing within the 45 day review period. Any 
comments received resulting in a change will 
be posted for review. A public hearing is 
scheduled for Monday, December 20th at 
5:30 pm at the Newark Housing Authority's 
Administration Building located on 313 E. 
Main Street Newark, DE 19711 . 
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Public Hearing Notice 
The Delaware Alcoholic Beverage Control 
Commissioner 
The Commissioner will hold a Public 
Protest Hearing on November 9, 2010 at the 
Carvel State Office Building, 820 N .. French 
Street, 3rd Floor Conference Room, Wilm 
ington, DE 19801. This hearing is being 
held for the purpose of reviewing the protest 
ed application of: #1 Sharp Shooters Sports 
Bar, LLC t!a Sharp Shooters Sports Bar, 
3800 North DuPont Highway, New Castle, 
DE 19720, who has applied for Taproom On 
and Sunday liquor licenses that permit the 
sales, service and consumption of alcoholic 
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DELAWARE 
PUBLIC NOTICE 
The Council of the City of Newark, at its 
regular meeting held October 25, 2010, 
adopted the following ordinance: 
ORDINANCE NO. - 10-25 An Ordinance 
Amending Chapter 32, Zoning, Code of the 
of the City of Newark, Delaware, By Permit 
ting Commercial Indoor Recreation in MOR 
(Manufacturing Office Research) District 
with Said Use Requiring a Special Use Per 
mit 
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LEGAL NOTICE 
THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS 
FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN 
AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY 
IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF 
DOLLY DELALI FORSON 
Petitioner(s) 
TO 
DELALI AFIA FORSON 
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DOLLY 
DELALI FORSON 
Intends to present a Petition to the court of 
Common Pleas for the State of 
Delaware in and for New Castle County, to 
change his/her name to DELALI AFIA FOR 
SON 
DOLLY DELALI FORSON 
. Petitioner 
Dated: 10-27-10 
np 11/5,12,19 2202242 
THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS 
FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN 
AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY 
IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF 
ANTOINETTE LEAH HOLCOMB-BEN 
JAMIN 
Petitioner( s) 
TO 
ANTOINETTE LEAH BENJAMIN 
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 
ANTOINETTE LEAH HOLCOMB-BEN-
 JAMIN . 
Intends to present a Petition to the court of 
Common Pleas for the State of 
Delaware in and for New Castle County, to 
change his/her name to ANTOINETTE LEAH 
BENJAMIN 
ANTOINETTE LEAH HOLCOMB 
BENJAMIN 
Petitioner 
Dated: 10-22-10 
np 10/29,11/5,12 2200266 
LEGAL NOTICE 
Interested persons are invited to comment 
on the wireless telecommunications facility 
(Site #1 NC8438A) at 715 Christiana Mall in 
Newark, New Castle Co., DE and specifical 
ly on potential effects to historic properties 
located at or near this facility, if any. The 
proposed activities will consist of installing 
six (6) antennas on existing 187 foot mono 
pole. Comments regarding potential effects 
to historic properties should be submitted to 
Scott Horn, by email to scotthorn @aceras 
sociates.com, by mail to Acer Associates, 
LLC, 403 Bloomfield Dr., Unit 2, West Berlin, 
NJ 08091 , or phone 856.809.1202. 
NP 11 /5 2202282 
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.... SHERIFF'S SALE 
---------------- SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of #10-017318 and 109 
LEGAL NOTICE By virtue of a writ of #10-017579 and 170 Nov. 9, 2010. Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 18-026.00-140 (f/k/a 18-026.00-140; 18-026.00-141; PARCEL NO.: 26-036.30-401 
THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS 
FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN 
AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY 
IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF 
Mercy Ngonyo Dinkins 
Petitioner(s) 
TO 
Mercy Ngonyo Gachinga 
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mercy 
Ngonyo Dinkins 
lntenqs to present a Petition to the court of 
Common l?~for the State of 
Delaware in and for New Castle County, to 
change his/her name to Mercy Ngonyo 
Gachinga 
Dated: 10-20-10 
np 10/29,11/5,12 
Mercy Dinkins 
Petitioner 
2200046 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #10-017774 and 206 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 09-034.30-250 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 4 Abbey Road, 
Newark, DE 19702. 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, 
situate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New 
Castle County, Delaware, being Lot 73 as 
shown on the Record Major Subdivision Plan 
of Norwegian Woods, of record in the Office 
for the Recording of Deeds in and for New 
Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm No. 
12526, and being more particularly bounded 
and described according to a recent survey 
by First State Mortgage surveys, Dated 
October 19, 1998 as follows, to wit: 
SUBJECT to Restriction as set forth in Deed 
Record 2067, Page 163 
SUBJECT to Utility Agreement in Deed 
Record 2106, Page 214 
SUBJECT to Development Grant in Deed 
Record 2054, Page 46 . 
SUBJECT to Maintenance Agreement in 
Deed Record 1990, Page 293 
SUBJECT to Memorandum of Agreement in 
Deed Record 1856, Page 191 
SUBJECT to Easements and conditions as 
shown in Microfilm No. 12526. 
BEING THE SAME LANDS and premises 
which Wilson Road Development Company, 
by certain Deed dated the 18th day of 
December, A.D. 1998, Recorded the 28th 
day of December, A.D. 1998 the Office of the 
Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle 
County, in Deed Book 2562, Page 0139, did 
grant and convey unto Robert White, Jr. and 
Kim L. Draper a/k/a Kim L. White, h/w. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF KIM L WHITE AND 
ROBERT WHITE JR. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194339 
18-026.00-142; 18-026.00-218) PROPERTY ADDRESS: 904 Kirkwood 
ALL that certain lot piece or parcel of land with the buildings there- Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19808. 
on erected, known' as No. 171 South Chapel Street, situate in the ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
City of Newark, New Castle County and State of Delaware, and more with the two-story brick dwelling thereon 
particularly bounded and described as ~wo parcels as follows, to-w1t: erected, known as 904 Kirkwood Street, sit-
 Being the same lands and prem1ses which Aileen C. Sauscermen, by uate in the City of Wilmington, New Castle 
deed dated July 31, 2000 and recorded in the Office of the recordi!H County and State of Delaware. 
of Deeds in and for New Castle County and State of Delaware 1n BEING the same land and premises that 
Deed Record 2870, Page 291, did grant and convey liNt!>'- Fairglen Andrew H. Scott by Deed dated November 
Associates, Ill, a Delaware general partnership, in fee. 23, 2004 an recorded in the Office of the 
PARCEL NO. 2. Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle 
All that certain tract or parcel of land, with the improvements thereon County in Deed Instrument 20050405-
 erected known as 163 South Chapel Street, situate on the west side 0032021 did grant and convey unto Andrew 
of South Chapel Street in the City of Newark, White Clay Creek Hun- H. Scott and Jennie T. Scott, in fee. 
dred New Castle County and State of Delaware, and being more SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
particularly bounded and described in accordance with a survey pre- THE PROPERTY OF ANDREW H SCOTT 
pared by Franco Bellafante, Associates, dated May 12, 1995, as fol- AND JENNIE T SCOTT. 
lows, to-wits: TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
Being the same lands and premises which PNC Bank, Delaware SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
Executorof the Estate of Catherine A. Manning, by deed dated May DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
26 1995 and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and 
for' New Castle County and State of Delawa~e in Deed R_ecord 1937 
Page 151, did grant and convey unto Fa1rglen Associates, Ill, a 
Delaware general partnership, in fee. 
PARCEL NO.3 
All that certain piece parcel or lot of land situate in the City of 
Newark, New Castle County and State of Delaware, being Lot No. 2 
as shown on the Minor Subdivision Plan No. 185 South Chapel 
Street Lands of John W. Richter, II and Linda C. Richter, his wife, as 
prepared by hwoard L. Roberston, Inc., Professional Engineers and 
Surveyors, dated October 2, 1981 and being more particularly 
bounded and described as follows, to-wit: ? 
Being the same lands ands premises which The John W. Richter, II 
and Linda C. Richter Charitable Remainder Unitrust, by deed dat~d 
May 31 2000 and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds 1n 
and for' New Castle County and State of Delaware in Deed Record 
2850, Page 161, did grant and convey unto Fa1rglen Assoc1ates, Ill, 
in fee 
PARCEL NO.4 
All that certain lot, piece or parcel-of land with the improvements 
thereon erected, situate in the City of Newark, New Castle County 
and State of Delaware, known as 175 South Chapel Street, as hown 
on the property line plan, dated 14 November 1991 prepared _by 
Franco R. Beliafanite, Inc. , Professional Land Surveyor and be1ng 
more particularly bounded and described in accordance therewith 
as follows, to-wit: 
Being the same lands and premises which James A. Powell, by deed 
dated November 19, 1991 and recorded in the Office of the R_ecorder 
of Deeds in and for Castle County and State of Dela~are 1n Dee~ 
Record 1258, Page 184, did grant and convey ~nto Fa1rglen Associ-
 ates, II, a partnership of the State of Delaware, 1n f~e . . 
BEING the same lands and premises conveyed unto Delta Eta Cor 
poration, a Delaware corporation, by deeds of Fairglen Associates ~ II 
and Fairglen Associates, Ill, each a Delaware general partnership, 
dated May 15, 2002 and recorded o May 16, 2002 in the Office of the 
Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, Delaware as 
Instrument Numbers 20020516-0046411 and 20020516-0046412. 
SUBJECT to all declarations, conditions, easements, rights-of-way, 
restrictions, dedications, agreements, covenants and plans of 
record. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF 
DELTA ETA CORPORATION. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE . 
ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 20,2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194320 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194219 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-017732 and 194 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 09-034.20-077 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 21 Dawes Drive, 
Newark, DE 19702. 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the improvements thereon erected, situ 
ate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New Cas 
tle County and State of Delaware, being Lot 
No. 11, Block A, as shown on the Plan of 
VARLANO as said Plan is recorded in the 
Office for the Recording of Deeds, in and for 
New Castle County, in Microfilm No. 940, 
and being more particularly bounded and 
described in accordance with a mortgage 
inspection survey by East Coast Survey, 
Inc., Dated October, 2005. 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
previous grantor Irene Blevins, by deed 
dated October 24, 2004, and recorded in the 
Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for 
New Castle county and State of Delaware, in 
Deed Instrument # 200410250115528, did 
grant and convey unto Amanda I. Blevins, in 
fee. 
BEING the same premises which Amanda I. 
Blevins, by Deed dated October 28, _2005, 
and recorded November 15, 2005, 1n the 
Office for the Recorder o! Deeds in and for 
the County of New Castle, and State of 
Delaware in Deed Instrument No. 20051115-
 0117643, granted and conveyed unto Penny 
Cousins and Williams Cousins grantor/mort 
gagor herein. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF PENNY COUSINS 
AND WILLIAM COUSIN. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194334 
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LEGAL NOTICE 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #10-017116 and 47 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 11-008.30-037 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 74 Highland Circle, 
Newark, DE 19713. 
ALL that certain piece, parcel or tract of la~d 
with the buildings thereon erected s1tuate 1n 
Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and 
State of Delaware, known as 74 HIGHLAND 
CIRCLE and being Lot No. 9., on the Record 
Resubdivision Plan of Sandy Brae Town 
houses, as recorded in the Office of the 
Record of Deeds in and for New Castle 
County, Delaware, on Microfilm 13056, and 
being more particularly bounded and 
described in accordance with a recent sur 
vey by East Coast Survey, Professional 
Land Surveyors, dated June 2, 1999, as fol 
lows, to-wit: 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
Magness Construction Co. did grant and 
convey unto Karen Williams and John. P. 
Williams by deed dated June 25, 1999 and 
recorded on June 28, 1999 in the Office of 
the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Cas 
tle County, State of Delaware, in Deed Book 
2664 Page 11. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF KAREN WILLIAMS 
AND JOHN P. WILLIAMS. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194127 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-017130 and 49 
Nov. 9, 2010. r 
PARCEL NO.: 0803630184 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, 
with the buildings thereon erected, situate in 
Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County and 
State of Delaware, being designated as Lot 
9, Section 1, on the Record Major Subdivi 
sion Plan of MIDDLE RUN CROSSING, as 
said Plan is of record in the Office for the 
Recording of Deeds in and for New Castle 
County, Delaware in Microfilm No. 11762, 
said lot also known as 5 Vireo Circle, and 
being more particularly described i~ accor 
dance with a survey by Morns R1tch1e Asso 
ciates, Inc., dated August 11, 1994, as fol 
lows, to-wit: 
SUBJECT to the Declaration of Restrictions 
as contained in Deed Book 1782, page 289; 
Deed Record L, Volume 32, page 394 and 
Deed Book 1130, page 201 . . . 
SUBJECT to the Agreements as contained 1n 
Deed Book 1708, page 71 ; Deed Book 1699, 
page 286; Deed Book 1661, page 61 and 
Deed Book 1661, page 69. 
SUBJECT to all declarations, easements, 
rights-of-way, restrictions, dedications, 
agreements, covenants, conditions and 
plans of record. 
BEING the same lands and premises by 
which Pulte Home Corporation did grant and 
convey unto Randall W. Rogers and Debo 
rah C. Rogers, husband and wife, by deed 
dated August 24, 1994 and recorded on 
August 25, 1994 in the Office of the 
Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle 
County, Delaware in Deed Book 1797, Page 
055. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF RANDALL W 
ROGERS AND DEBORAH C ROGER. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194132 
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indoors, $75. 25 
multi color light sets 
included. Please 
Call: 410-398-7706 
or 443-350-1781 
Like new, includes 
book & DVD. $50. 
41 0-441-8005 
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New Today GUN COLLECTION Craftsman riding 
SNAP- ON KRL756 GAL NOTICE 
roll tool chest. Teal, 7 _________ L_E ____________ _ 
drawer, no scratches. FOR SALE. CALL mower with sweeper, 
$950. 302-419-5474 20 hp, 42" cut. Excel-
 ?
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Paid $3300 in '06. 1st ..--------~~~~~==~-------, $1075 takes it. PUBLIC AUCTION LADY'S Porcelin 
doll collection. New. Call410-392-3417. 443-309-4326 SENTINEL SELF STORAGE 
Priced to sell. 
41 0-939-3902 LEGAL NOTICE 
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658-0858 COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA 
NEW - HOSPITAL 
SIZE, deep fitted November 8, 2010- 7:00PM- CC 
sheets, $2.00 each SILENT MEDITATION & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 
410
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1. ITEMS NOT ON PUBLISHED AGENDA: 
RECORD ALBUMS. 
About 1 00 LP's. $30 
for all. Call for list 410-
 638-1348 after 7pm 
SMOKE FREE elec 
tronic cigarette, w/bat 
teries & charger. 4 
cartons of mint fla 
vored cigarette car 
tridges. $50. 
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LEGAL NOTICE 
LEGAL NOTICE 
RE: DEADLY 
WEAPON 
I, George Kenneth 
Janney, residing at 
601 Langwater 
Drive, Newark, DE. 
19711 will make 
application to the 
judges of the superi 
or court of the State 
of Delaware in and 
for New Castle 
County at Wilming 
ton for the next term 
for a license to carry 
a concealed deadly 
weapon, or 
weapons, for the 
protection of my per 
son(s), or property, 
or both. 
George Kenneth 
Janney 
10/28/10 
np 11/5 
2202238 
A. Public (5 minutes per speaker) 
B. University 
(1) Administration 
(2) Student Body Representative 
C. Council Members 
2. APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA: 
A. Approval of Regular Council Meeting Minutes - October 
25, 2010 
B. Approval of Special Council Meeting Minutes - October 
25, 2010 
C. Receipt of Alderman's Report - November 4, 2010 
D. Setting Date for Public Hearing of 2011 General Oper 
ating Budget for November 22, 2010 
E. Receipt of Quarterly Pension Report 
F. Receipt of Real Estate Tax Assessment Quarterly Sup 
plemental Roll 
CONSENT AGENDA - Those items on the Consent Agenda are 
considered routine and non-controversial and will be acted upon by 
a single vote of the Council. There will be no separate discussion of 
these items unless a member of Council so requests, In which event 
the matter shall be removed from the Consent Agenda and consid 
ered a separate item. 
3. ITEMS NOT FINISHED AT PREVIOUS MEETING: 
*A. Bill10-09- An Ordinance Amending Chapter 7, Building, 
Code of the City of Newark, Delaware, By Establishing a Newark 
LEED Based Energy Conservation Program (Tabled 6/14/10 -
 Revised 1 On/1 0) 
1. Authorization to Execute Licensing Agreement with U.S. 
Green Building Council, Inc. 
4. ~~L SiftFr~NT- Next Meetin!} 5. ______ END _ _!_N_ ON CONTRACT.S & BIDS: None 
*6. ORDINANCES FOR SECOND READING & PUBLIC HEAR-
 .!N.G.: None 
*7. RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION 
AND/OR PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT: 
A. Request of Janet E. Jacobson for a Special use Permit for a 
Proposed Customary Home Occupation in a Residential Dwelling In 
Order to Sell Home Baked Pretzels Wholesale at 22 Minquil Drive In 
Silverbrook, Newark, Delaware 
*8 ITEMS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLISHED AGENDA: 
A. Council Members: 
1. Resolution No. 10-
 ln Appreciation of Representative Michael N. 'Mike' Castle 
B. Others: 
Plan 
1. WILMAPCO Presentation re Regional Transportation 
9. SPECIAL DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS: 
A. Special Reports from Manager & Staff: None 
*OPEN FOR PUBLIC COMMENT - The above agenda is intended 
to be followed, but is subject to changes, deletions, additions, and 
modifications, as permitted under the Freedom of Information Act of 
the State of Delaware. Copies may be obtained at the City Secre 
tary's Office, 220 Elkton Road, or online at www.cityofnewark.de,us 
np 11/5 2202378 
200 First State Blvd 
Wilmington, DE 19804 
. (302) 999-0704 
A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday, December 8, at 11:00 
AM. The contents of the following storage units will be auctioned: 
Unit# 211- Martin G. Berster Ill- Boxes, clothing, ice chest, stereo, 
portable TV., grill . 
Unit # 221- Heather Hoopes - Bags, bed frame, box spnng, mat-
 tress, boxes, pictures, shelving, totes, vacuum . 
UniVt 9.:\a~- Jessica Felsburg- Bags, book case, boxes, kttchen 
chair; eO'uctl,' hamper, table lamp, mirrors! suitcase, coffee table, din 
ing table, end table, wall clock, model shtp 
Unit # 6281- Frances Chambers- Air conditioner, books, boxes, 
rug, totes, toys 
Sentinel Self Storage 
333 E. Lea Blvd. 
Wilmington, DE 19802 
302-764-6300 
A Public Auction will be held on 12-8-10 at 12:00PM at the above 
address. 
All sales are cash only. All sales are final. The units to be auctioned 
are as follow: \ Contents Unit# Name 
10 Carolyn Virginia Bags, Boxes, Fan, Hamper, Shelving, 
Doors, Golf Clubs 
59 Schonda L. Harris Boxes, Bags, Upholstered Chair, 
Clothing 
74 Diane E. Whittaker Boxes, Chest of Drawers, Dresser, 
Drum Kit 
67 Oliver Patterson Bags, Boxes, Pictures, Suitcase, 
Snack Table, Totes, Heater, Alcohol . 
197 Romaine Boyd Boxes, Fan, Hamper, Ice Chest, Pic-
 tures, Shelving, Stool, Tool Box, Snow Blower, Pressure Washer, 
Helmet 
397 Angela Scott Boxes, Bags, Kitchen Table, Chairs, 
Couch 
447 Charlotte E. McKinley Bags, Bed Frame, Box-Spring, Mat-
 tress, Boxes, Kitchen Chair, Rocking Chair, Chest of Drawers, 
Dresser, Table Lamp, Suitcase, Snack Table, TV, Sword 
PUBLIC AUCTION 
SENTINEL SELF STORAGE 
465 Pulaski Hwy 
New Castle, DE 19720 
(302) 328-5810 
A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday, December 8th, 2010 at 
2:00 PM. The contents of the following storage units will be auc 
tioned: 
Unit-#3055-Richard Bryant-Bags, Boxes, Car Jack, Tent 
Unit-#5020-Loren Kellerman-Box Spring, Mattress, Bicycles, Boxes, 
Chair, Entertainment Center, Ladder, Floor Lamp, Table Lamp, Lawn 
mower, Shelving, Toolbox, Grill, Heater 
Unit-#1012-Loren Kellerman-Boxes, Filing Cabinet, Fan, Refrigera 
tor, Shelving; Hand Truck , Metal Cabinets 
Unit-#3014-Crystal Williams-Bags, Clothing, Ice Chest, Table, Totes, 
Albums, French Horns 
PUBLIC AUCTION 
SENTINEL SELF STORAGE 
11 00 Elkton Road 
Newark, DE 19711 
(302) 731-8108 
A Public Auction will be held on Wednesday, 12/08/2010 at 10:00 
AM. The contents of the following storage units will be auctioned: 
Unt 3005 Britany S. Brown: bags,mattress,bed frame,box 
spring,kitche chairs,dining table,totes,toys,shoes,purses 
Unit 4108 James Gaylord Jones: 
Bags,boxes,clothing,dressor,totes,stereo,pot and pans,fishing equip 
ment,hamper,dvd 
Unit 9109 Justin Sosa: boxes,filing cabinet,office chairs,shelving 
np 11/5,12 2202278 
By virtue of a writ of #10-017534 and 168 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 08-036.40-085 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 4829 Plum Run 
Court Pike Creek, DE 19808. 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the buildings thereon erected, known as 
4829 Plum Run Court, and being Lot No. 49 
in the Record Major Subdivision of Village of 
Plum Run, located in Mill Creek Hundred, 
New Castle County and State of Delaware, 
prepared by Mann-Talley, Inc., Civil Engi 
neers and Surveyors, dated March 31 , 1976 
and of record in the Office of the Recorder of 
Deeds in and for New Castle County, 
Delaware, in Microfilm No. 4164, and being 
more particularly bounded and described in 
accordance with a recent survey by On 
Point, Inc. dated April, 2004, as follows, to 
wit: 
BEING the same lands and premieses which 
Peter P. Smith and Georgia T. Smith did 
grant and convey unto James J. Protack, jr. 
by deed dated April 30, 2004 and recorded 
on May 5, 2004 in the Office of the Recorder 
of Deeds, in and for New Castle County, 
State of Delaware, Deed Instrument number 
20040505-0049900. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF JAMES J PROTACK, 
JR. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
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ca11443-463-3421 By virtue of a writ of #10-017429 and 153 
LEGAL NOTICE 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #10-017419 and 151 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
? PARCEL NO.: 10-039.10-599 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 201 Bellwether Ct., 
Newark, DE 19702. 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, 
known as Lot No. 1 situate in New Castle 
Hundred, New Castle County, State of 
Delaware, as shown on the Record Major 
Subdivision Plan of Bellwether Manor, pre 
pared by Landmark Engineering, dated Sep 
tember 15, 1994, and recorded in the Office 
of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New 
Castle County, State of Delaware, in Micro 
film No. 12379. 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
JoAnna Francis did by deed dated June 30, 
2003 and recorded in the office of the 
Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle 
County, Delaware in Instrument No. 
20030702-0079174 did grant and convey 
unto JoAnna McRae. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF JO ANNA MCRAE. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194274 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #10-017448 and 157 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 10-039.10-009 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2342 Milton Place, 
Newark, DE 19702. 
ALL that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, 
situate in the New Castle Hundred, New 
Castle County, State of Delaware, being lot 
4-4-A according to the Record Resubdivision 
Plan of The Cobblestones - Taylortowne as 
recorded in the Recorder of Deeds Office in 
and for New Castle County, Delaware on 
Microfilm No. 4446 and per a recent plan 
prepared by Ramesh C. Batta Associates, 
P.A., Professional Engineers and Land Sur 
veyors, plan number 89129-A-16098. 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
P. Eileen Spory, by Deed dated October 31 , 
1984, and Recorded November 1, 1984, in 
the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and 
for New Castle County and State of 
Delaware, in Deed Book 170, Page 21 , did 
grant and convey unto Barbara A. Steward. 
BEING the same premises which Barbara 
Steward, by Deed dated May 28, 2004, and 
recorded June 4, 2004, in the Office for the 
Recorder of Deeds in and for the County of 
New Castle, and State of Delaware in Deed 
Instrument No. 20040604-0061218, granted 
and conveyed unto Lisa S. Cook and Peter 
J. Cook, grantor/mortgagor herein . 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF PETER J COOK AND 
LISAS COOK. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194291 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a? writ of #10-018285 AND 
(270) NOV. 9, 2010 
Parcel No. 10-043.10-822 
Property Address: 16 Cromwell Court, 
Newark, DE 19702 
ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, PARCEL OF 
TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN NEW CAS 
TLE HUNDRED, NEW CASTLE COUNTY, 
STATE OF DELAWARE, BEING LOT 28 
ACCORDING TO THE RECORD MAJOR 
SUBDIVISION PLAN OF WELLINGTON 
MEADOWS AS RECORDED IN THE 
RECORDER OF DEEDS IN AND FOR NEW 
CASTLE COUNTY ON MICROFILM NUM 
BER 12225 AND AS PER A MORE REGENT 
PLAN PREPARED BY RAMESH C. BATIA 
ASSOCIATES, P.A., CONSULTING ENGI 
NEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS, PLAN 
NO. 86389 3-A-10663 AND MORE PARTIC 
ULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS, TO 
WIT: 
BEING the same lands and premises 
which Mel R. Martinez did grant and convey 
unto Geoffrey M. Arisi by deed dated April 8, 
2003 and recorded on April 8, 2003 in the 
Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for 
New Castle County, State of Delaware, Deed 
Instrument number 20030408-0043293. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF GEOFFREY M. ARISI. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME 
OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20,2010. 
np 10/29,11/5 2195339 ? 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-017104 and 45 
Nov. 9, 201 o. 
PARCEL NO.: 11-016.20-037 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 209 Cunane Circle, 
Newark, DE 19702. 
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT PIECE OR PAR 
CEL OF LAND, SITUATE IN PENCADER 
HUNDRED, NEW CASTLE COUNTY, AND 
STATE OF DELAWARE, AND BEING LOT 
NUMBERED FIVE (50 AS SHOWN OF THE 
RECORD MAJOR SUBDIVISION PLAN OF 
FOREST RIDGE, AS SAID PLAN IS OF 
RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE 
RECORDED OF DEEDS IN AND FOR NEW 
CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE ON 
MICROFILM NUMBER 14369. THE 
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON BEING 
KNOWN AS 209 CUNANE CIRCLE 
NEWARK, DE 19702. THE IMPROVE 
MENTS THEREON BEING COMMONLY 
KNOWN AS 209 GUNANE CIRCLE, 
NEWARK, DELAWARE 19702. 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
Pulte Home Corporation did grant and con 
vey unto Errol G. Charlton by deed dated 
March 14, 2002 and recorded on April 12, 
2002 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, 
in and for New Castle County, State of 
Delaware, Deed instrument number 
20020412-0035020. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF ERROL G CHARL 
TON. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194111 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #10-018128 AND 
(247) NOV. 9, 2010. 
Parcel No. 11-020.30-109 
Property Address: 200 Barrington Court, 
Newark, DE 19702 
ALL tl]at certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the improvements thereon erected, situ 
ate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle Coun 
ty and State of Delaware, known as Lot No. 
72, as shown on the Record Major Subdivi 
sion Plan of BARRINGTON, as said Plan is 
of record in the Office of the Recorder of 
Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State 
of Delaware, in Microfilm No. 12961, and 
being more particularly bounded and 
described in accordance with a Mortgage 
Inspection Plan prepared by East Coast Sur 
vey, Professional Land Surveyors, of Wilm 
ington, Delaware, dated January 20, 2003. 
BEING the same lands and premises 
which Glenn A. Needham and Michelle M. 
Needham, by Deed dated January 28, 2003 
and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of 
Deeds, in and for New Castle County and 
State of Delaware, in Instrument #20030205-
 0015186, did grant and convey unto Kwame 
A. Solomon. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF KWAME A. 
SOLOMON. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME 
0F SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
np 10/29,11/5 2195325 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
The following Real Estate will be exposed for 
Public Sale at the CITY/COUNTY BLDG., 
800 N. French Street, City of Wilmington, 
New Castle County, Delaware, by Michael P. 
Walsh, Sheriff, on TUESDAY the 9TH day of 
NOVEMBER 9, 2010 AT 10:00 A.M. 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-016883 and 9 Nov. 
9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 09-027.20-179 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 107 Elliot Street, 
Newark, Delaware 19713 
ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of 
land with the buildings thereon erected, situ 
ate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New Cas 
tle County and State of Delaware, known as 
107 Elliot Street, being Lot No. 67, Block B, 
Kimberton as shown on the Record Land 
Development Plan, Section One, Kimberton 
of record in the Office of the Recorders, in 
and for New Castle County, Delaware in 
Microfilm No. 1819 and being more particu 
larly bounded and described in accordance 
with a recent survey by Zebley & Associates, 
Inc., dated February 6. 2007. 
BEING the same lands and premises con 
veyed to Larry P. Wheeler, by Deed from 
Robert E. Rowe and Brent L. Rowe, dated 
February 28, 2007, and recorded on March 
2, 2007, in the Office of the Recorder of 
Deeds, in and for New Castle County, and 
State of Delaware, in Instrument No. 
20070302-0020559. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF LARRY P WHEELER. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194018 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 09-034.30-248 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 16 Penny Lane, 
Newark, Delaware 19702. 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the buildings thereon erected, situate in 
White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle 
County, Delaware, known as 16 Penny 
Lane, being Lot No. 71 on the Record Major 
Subdivision Plan for Norwegian Woods, Sec 
tion One, as said plan is of record in the 
Office of the Recording of Deeds in and for 
New Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm 
Record No. ? 1 ,526 and described n accor 
dance with a survey by Zebley and Associ 
ates, Inc., Professional Land Surveyors of 
Wilmington, Delaware, dated July 11, 1997. 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
Wilson Road Development Comp?any, a 
Delaware corporation, by Deed dated July 
18, 1997, and recorded on July 21, 1997, in 
the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and 
for New Castle County, Delaware, in Deed 
Book 2302, Page 85, did grant and convey 
unto Kevin Miller and Danita D. Miller, in fee. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF DANITA D MILLER 
AND KEVIN MILLER. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194279 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #10-016899 and 17 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 18-009.00-074 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3 Moss Court, 
Newark, DE 19711 
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the buildings thereon erected, situate in 
the City of Newark, New Castle County and 
State of Delaware, known as 3 Moss Court, 
being Lot No. 59 on the major subdivision 
plan of Ridgewood Glen, as said plan is of 
record in the Office for the Recording of 
Deeds in and for New Castle County, 
Delaware, in Microfilm Record No. 8447. 
BEING a part of the same lands and premis 
es which John Paul Jaquette and Louise B. 
Jacquetta, his wife , b)' deed dated the 30th 
day of July 1986 and of record in the Office 
of the Recorder of deeds, in and for New 
Castle County, Delaware, in Deed Book 408, 
Page 115, did grant and convey unto Ridge 
wood Glen Development Corporation , a 
Delaware Corporation, in fee. 
BEING the same premises which Ridge 
wood Glen Development Corporation, by 
Deed dated August 1988 and recorded 
August 22 , 1988 in the Office for the 
Recorder of Deeds in and for the County of 
New Castle, and State of Delaware in Deed 
Book 748, Page 261 , granted and conveyed 
unto Robert E. Methvin and Jeanne P. 
Methvin, grantor/mortgagor herein. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT E METHVIN 
AND JEANNE P METHVIN. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194020 
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SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #10-018354 AND 
(293) NOV. 9, 2010. 
Parcel No. 11-014.30-001 C0822 
Property Address: 822 Cobble Creek 
Curve, Newark, DE 19702 
ALL that certain unit of real property exist 
ing under and by virtue of the Unit Property 
Act of Delaware, known as Unit No. 822, in 
the Commons at Stones Throw, Phase Ul, a 
Condominium community situate in Pencad 
er Hundred, New Castle County and State of 
Delaware. 
BEING the same lands and premises 
which Nancy Pedrick, by Deed dated August 
27, 2007, and recorded in the Office of the 
Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle 
County and State of Delaware in Instrument 
No. 20080227-0013069, granted and con 
veyed unto Household Finance Corporation 
II, in fee. 
BEING the same premises which House 
hold Finance Corporation II, by Deed dated 
April 9, 2008, and recorded April 21, 2008, in 
the Office for the Recorder of Deeds in and 
for the County of New Castle, and state of 
Delaware in Deed Instrument No. 20080421-
 0026980, granted and conveyed Drew 
Chicklo, grantor/mortgagor herein. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF DREW R. CHICKLO. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME 
OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
np 10/29,11/5 2195365 
CAMARO SHERIFF'S SALE 
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PROPERTY ADDRESS: 55 Kenmar Drive, 
Newark, DE 19713. 
ALL THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY SITUAT 
ED IN THE CITY OF NEWARK IN THE 
COUNTY OF NEW CASTLE AND STATE OF 
DELAWARE, BEING DESCRIBED AS FOL 
LOWS: LOT 233, SECTION K, BROOKSIDE 
PARK, CITY OF NEWARK. 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
were conveyed to Gerald E. Bowerson and 
Mary Jane P. Bowerson, husband and wife, 
by Deed of Gerald E.Roberts and Madeline 
C. Roberts, husband and wife, dated Octo-
 ber 6, 1980 and recorded in the Office of the 
Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle 
County and State of Delaware in Deed Book 
H, Volume 112, Page 44, in fee. Thereafter, 
the said Mary Jane P. Bowerson did depart 
this life on April 14, 2002, leaving said lands 
and premises to Gerald E. Bowerson, party 
of the first part, as tenant by the entirety. 
BEING the same premises which Gerald E. 
Bowerson, by Deed dated September 26, 
2005, and recorded January 23, 2006, in the 
Office for the Recorder of Deeds in and for 
the County of New Castle, and State of 
Delaware in Deed Instrument No. 20060123-
 0006995, granted and conveyed unto Gerald 
E. Bowerson, grantor/mortgagor herein. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF THE ESTATE OF 
GERALD E BOWERSON, GERALD BOW 
EASON, JR AND MEGAN MAlE STONER. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194185 
LEGAL NOTICE 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #10-018226 AND 
(253) NOV. 9, 2010. 
Parcel No. 09-038.10-162 
Property Address: 15 Woodcrest Court, 
Newark, DE 19702 
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the buildings thereon erected situate in 
White Clay Creek Hundred New Castle 
County and State of Delaware known as 15 
Woodcrest Court, being Lot No. 53 on the 
record Major Land Development Plan of Val 
ley StrearrfVillage, Phase Ill, as said plan is 
of record in the office for the Recording of 
Deeds in and for New Castle County, 
Delaware in Microfilm Record 10257, and 
being more particularly bounded and 
described in accordance with a recent mort 
gage inspection plan by East Coast Survey, 
Professional Land Surveyors, dated June 9, 
1999, 
AND BEING the same lands and premises 
conveyed unto Stacy R. Williams, by deed of 
JeffreyS. Simendinger dated September 17, 
1999 and of record in the Office of the 
Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle 
County and State of Delaware in deed Book 
2712, Page 241. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF STACY R. WILLIAMS. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIEM 
OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
np 10/29,11/5 2195334 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-016992 and 30 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 10-016992 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 103 Landers Lane, 
New Castle, Hundred, DE 19720. 
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, sit 
uate in New Castle Hundred, New Castle 
County and State of Delaware, known as 
1 03 Landers Lane and also known as Lot 
No. 56 on the Plan of Swanwyck Gardens, 
(Extension), a said Plan is of record in the 
Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for 
New Castle County and State of Delaware in 
Plat Record No. 3, Page 33 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
EMC Mortgage Corporation, by Deed dated 
April 29, 1998, and recorded April 30, 1998 
in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and 
for New Castle County, Delaware in Deed 
Book 2433, Page 0146 did grant and convey 
unto Michael P. McCaffery, Jr., in fee. 
BEING the same premises which Michael P. 
McCaffery, Jr., by Deed dated November?30, 
1999 and recorded December 1, 1999 in the 
Office for the Recorder of Deeds in and for 
the County of New Castle, and State of 
Delaware in Deed Book 2748, Page 0207, 
granted and conveyed unto James P. 
McCaffery, Ill and Linda McCaffery, 
grantor/mortgagor herein. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF ESTATE OF JAMES P 
MCCAFFERY, Ill AND LINDA MCCAFFERY. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194063 
LEGAL NOTICE 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-017825 AND 
(223) NOV. 9, 2010. 
Parcel No. 10-039.10-572 
Property Address 12 Spring Drive, Newark, 
DE 19702 
ALL that certain lot, piece or tract of land 
situate in New Castle Hundred, New Castle 
County, State of Delaware, being Lot No. 
115, according to the Record Major Subdivi 
sion Plan of Brookfield, as recorded in the 
Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for 
New Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm 
No. 12071, and being more particularly 
bounded and described in accordance with a 
recent survey prepared by A.E.S. Surveyors 
dated February 27, 2006, as follows, to wit: 
BEING the same lands and premises 
which Dinesh B. Shah and Nisha Shah did 
grant and convey unto John Kamau Wanene 
and Rose Kamau Wairimo by deed dated 
March 3, 2006 and recorded on March 6, 
2006 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, 
in and for New Castle County, State of 
Delaware, Deed Instrument number 
20060306-0021911. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF JOHN KAMAU 
WANENE AND ROSE KAMAU WAIRMO. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME 
OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010 
np 1 0/29; 11/5 2195308 
?sHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #10-016945 and 20 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 18-047.00-044 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 438 Douglas D 
Alley Drive, Newark, DE 19713. 
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 
with the buildings thereon erected, situate in 
the City of Newark, New Castle County and 
State of Delaware, known as 438 Douglas D. 
Alley Drive, and being Lot No. 12, as shown 
on the Plan of Yorkshire Woods, as said Plan 
is of record in the Office of the Recorder of 
Deeds in and for New Castle County, 
Delaware in Microfilm No. 11559. 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
Yorkshire Woods Development Corp., by 
Deed dated August 25, 1995, and of record 
in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in 
and for New Castle County and State of 
Delaware, in Deed Book 1970, Page 206, 
did grant and convey unto Robert F. Rogers 
and Eileen G. Rogers, in fee. 
BEING the same premises which Robert F. 
Rogers and Eileen G. Rogers, by Deed 
dated August 10, 2004 and recorded August 
18, 2004 in the Office for the Recorder of 
Deeds in for the County of New Castle, and 
State of Delaware in Deed Instrument Num 
ber 20040818-0091769. granted and con 
veyed unto John H. DeShields and 
Claudette DeShields grantor/mortgagor 
herein. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF JOHN H DESHIELDS 
AND CLAUDETTE DESHIELDS. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194030 
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LEGAL NOTICE 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #1 0-017011 and 37 
Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 09-023.10-312 
PROPERTY ADDRESS; 8 Coronet Ct, 
Newark, DE 19713. 
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, sit 
uate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New 
Castle County, State of Delaware, being Lot 
No. 228, (also known as 8 Coronet Court), 
as shown on the Record Resubdivision Plan 
of Harmony Crest, Section II, prepared by 
Karins & Associates, Inc. Professional Engi 
neers and Land Surveyors, Drawing No. 
346-1369, Sheet 3 of 3, dated January 28, 
1983, revised February 29, 1983, and 
recorded in the Office of the Recorder of 
Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State 
of Delaware, on June 17, 1983, in Microfilm 
No. 6776, and being more particularly 
bounded and described as follows, to-wit 
Being the same lands and premises which 
Magness Builders, Inc., did grant and con 
vey unto John W. Tarburton and Mary Ann 
Tarburton, by deed dated October 28, 1983 
and recorded on October 28, 1983 the Office 
of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New 
Castle County, State of Delaware, in Deed 
Book 1124 at Page 7 .. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF JOHN W TARBUR 
TON AND MARY ANN TARBURTON. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194069 
SHERIFF'S SALE 
By virtue of a writ of #11-005.40-048 and 
114 Nov. 9, 2010. 
PARCEL NO.: 11-005.40-048 
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 51 Sanford Drive 
Newark, DE 19713. 
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, PIECE OR PAR 
CEL OF LAND WITH THE DWELLING 
THEREON ERECTED, SITUATED IN PEN 
CADER HUNDRED, NEW CASTLE COUN 
TY AND STATE OF DELAWARE AND 
KNOWN AS LOT NO. 23, BLOCK N, ON 
THE PLAN OF ROBSCOTT MANOR, SEC 
TION TWO, AS SAID PLAN IS OF RECORD 
IN THE OFFICE FOR THE RECORDING OF 
DEEDS IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUN 
TY, DELAWARE, IN MICROFILM RECORD 
798 AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY 
BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED IN ACCOR 
DANCE WITH A SURVEY PREPARED BY 
ZEBLEY AND ASSOCIATES, INC., REGIS 
TERED SURVEYORS, WILMINGTON, 
DELAWARE, DATED JULY 6, 1994, AS 
FOLLOWS, TO WIT: 
BEING the same lands and premises which 
Deutsche Bank National Trust Company as 
Trustee formerly known as Bankers Trust 
Company of California, N.A. as Trustee did 
grant and convey unto Delmont Farmer and 
Debra Farmer by deed dated July 25, 2005 
and recorded on August 12, 2005 in the 
Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for 
New Castle County, State of Delaware, Deed 
, instrument number 20050812-080552. 
SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 
THE PROPERTY OF SHANNON TUSO. 
TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF 
SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 
DECEMBER 20, 2010. 
NP 10/29,11/5 2194257 
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