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11m ff- 3 BS The Morning News Monday, Sept 17, 1984 I LI DC Election Delaware TO: CUSTOMERS SERVED BY THE WILMINGTON SUBURBAN WATER CORPORATION SKWWO 17. tl. 19. 20. Z4.

Z. w. f. uw. AftOA spending to a percentage of the gross national product, streamlining the congressional budget process, giving the president line-item veto power, and requiring a super-majority, or 60 percent, of Congress to approve tax increases.

Sign money will go to athletic program State Rep Charles L. Hebner, R-Indian Field, has decided to donate money that was supposed to be used to purchase signs for his reelection campaign to the Claymont Youth Athletic Association. Hebner said his decision is partly based on his past experiences with signs. In a newsletter mailed to his constituents, Hebner wrote: "Signs can be expensive, and in the 1982 campaign more than half of mine were Burns sounds theme of fiscal conservatism Republican John M. Burris told the members of the Rotary Club of Wilmington they had better elect hirji to the U.S.

Senate if they want federal finances to improve. At a luncheon Thursday at Hotel du Pont, Burris spoke on one of his favorite campaign themes: fiscal conservatism. He said he hasn't been part of the deficit buildup as has Sen. Joseph Biden and he labeled Biden one of the biggest spenders in Washington. "You can't lose with me.

You put me in there, you're bound to be better off," Burris said. The former state House majority leader said he favors a balanced-budget amendment, tying federal Bridgeville girl dies five days after car hit her BRIDGEVILLE A 13-year-old Bridgeville girl died Friday from injuries sustained when she was struck by a car on Delaware 404 on Sept. 9, state police said. Alette Cannon died at 7:15 a.m. in the Nanticoke Memorial Hospital, Seaford.

She was being treated for head and internal injuries, a hospital spokeswoman said. Alette was following her brothers across Delaware 404 at 6:15 p.m. after visiting a vegetable stand when a car driven south by Charles Gamble, 58, of Rydal, struck her. No charges have been filed against Gamble. Alette is the 79th person to die on Delaware highways in 1984.

There were also 79 highway fatalities at this time last year. Looking for a puzzle? Turn to the News-Journal CROSSWORDS defaced, destroyed or stolen." Instead of the signs. Hebner is hoping that residents of his district will "mentally paste" his name on the signs of other candidates. Hebner said he plans to use some signs left over from previous campaigns. "I'm only human.

They're good for my ego," he said. Candidates forum set for 2 p.m. in Elsmere A candidates forum is to be held Sunday at 2 in the Sheet Metal Workers International Association Local 19 union hall at 911 New Road in Elsmere. The forum, which will include U.S. Sen.

Joseph R. Biden U.S. Rep. Thomas N. Carper.

and Democratic candidates for state and county office, is sponsored by O.T. George and Elsmere area Democrats. The public is invited and free ref reshments will be served. Break dancers and a Michael Jackson impersonator will provide entertainment. Compiled from dispatches First Staia Md Park FAN Shopping ViUaga For wood Foulk woods Gianaida Farms Gravtyn Crest Green Acres Greentree Greenview Gruobs Landing Gwmhurst Hampton Harbor House Harvey Run High Point Highland Woods Hinendale Hilltop Manor Hilton Hokday Hilts Holly HiH AptS.

Holly Oak Hotly Oak Terrace Indianfieid Kenitworth Kmgsndge KnoHwood Kynryn Lancashire Log Run Londonderry Longview Farms Longwood Maplewood Meriden Naamans AptS. North Hills Northerest Northcrest North IteW Northminster Northndge Northshire Ok) Colonial Village Old Gale Lane Overlook Greenieaf Manor Harmony Crest AptS. Harmony Hills Harmony Industrial Park Harmony Woods Hillside Heights Iron HiH Apartments Kimberton Kingscrott Kingston Acres Marydale Moores Acres Mcintosh Plaza Newark Oaks Ok) Baltimore Pike Old Baltimore Pike Ind Park OAs Chapel a Elkton Rd. Peddlers Village piermont Woods Pigeon Run Pilgrim Gardens River Road Route 7 Schoolhousa Road Robscott Manor Pennington Pennrock Perkins Run Perry Park Phillips Heights Pterson Farm Pmeorest Prmceton Estates Princeton Arms Ptnecrest Radnor Green Radnor Valley Radnor Woods Rambiewood River Ridge Riverside Gdns. Rtverview Gdn.

Apts. Roving Park Sellers Estates Saton Villa Sherwood Green Shipley Farms Shipley Road Silverside Silverside Height Spring Valley Stockdaie Sioneybrook Sunset Farms Sutton Place Taiieybrook Tailey Farms Tarleton The Timbers The Hamptons Top Ot Hill Tower Villa Valley Run Apts. Valley Stream Apts. Villa Monterey Wester too Westwood Manor Windybush Wood side Hills Woodside Manor woodbine Williamsburg Court Wychtte Rutherford Salem Church Road Sandy Brae Salem Village Salem Woods Sandalwood Sherwood Forest Stones Throw Scottfield Spring Run Apts. South Salem Church Road South Chapel Street Tangle wood Todd Estates Tolham Estates Town of Christiana University Plaza Office Park University Plazs Shopping Center University Village Apartments Varlano Walters Road Woodshade Wellington Arms White Clsy Center (64099) AKMUW ArdancroU Aaneourn HM Bmcok Ml Ban Hi fld.

B4vua Manor Bnton Brandon Brandywin EstatM Brandywna Foroa Branctywina Towars Brandywood Bravtium Apta. Broofcvtaw Apts. BircnknoN Buckingham Buckingham Haighl CarO. Carpantar Canlar Caaartr aa Cantargraan Chaitonta Channm Chapalcrasl Chapatcrott Chatham Oaymonl Claymont Haights CkioAva Apia. Club Lana Cragmara Woods Concord Ptka Dartay Woods Dartmouth Woods Daiaira Da von Oavonalws Oraiial Bright Edgsmoor Edgamoor Gardans E(on Gov Housa Apis.

A Hands Anvil Park Bncmvood Park Braazawood I i II Brookoand Brook aida Brown Lana Casna Mall Chastnut Crossing Chaimstord Char oka Woods Chastnut HiH Eslatas Chastnut HiH Plaia Christiana VHIaga Concord Lana Conchas Bndga Farms Edgabrook Elmwood I Firasida Park Four Saasons Foichaaa oi Woods Garwood Graanortdga Graamaaf Apta. Sspt 14.17NJ 23-year-old woman injured in stabbing Police fire 2 hurt in head-on crash Two people were seriously injured when their cars collided head-on Saturday night on Delaware 4, east of Elkton Road, in Newark, police said. Barbara Cooper, 21, of the unit block of Roxeter Road, Castle Hills, near New Castle, and Christopher Curlott, 20, of the unit block of Little River Road, Perryville, were both in serious condition with undisclosed injuries, a Delaware Division spokeswoman said. Police said Curlott was driving in the wrong direction in the east-bound lanes at 10:39 p.m. when he collided with Cooper's eastbound car.

Both drivers were trapped in their cars and had to be rescued. They were flown to Delaware Div-sion by a state police helicopter. No charges have been filed. Compiled by Roy H. Campbell NOTICE OF HEARING Pursuant lo 7 Del.

Cods, Chapler 60, 6006, the Environment, tsl Appeals Board ol Ihe Depart--, menl of Nalural Resources and Environmental Control will conduct a public hearing on Wednesday, October 10, 1984, commencing al 9 00 a.m. in Ihe Richardson and RobOins Building Auditorium, 89.. Kings Highway, Dover, Delaware 10 consider an appeal of Ihe action ol the Secretary ol Ihe Departmenl of Nalural Resources and Environmental Control as loilows: Denial of sewage disposal system permit to Edgar M. and William C. Downs Documents lo be considered at this hearing may be inspected alter October 4 al Ihe oHices ol Ihs Oivi- sion ol Environmental Control between the hours ol 8 JO a m.

and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Following Ihe hearing Ihe Environmental Appeals Board shall enter an order based on Findings of Fact determined al the hearing and considerations which will best fur- Iher Ihe purposes of 7 Del Chapler 60. The Board mav or reverse the decision of" Ihe Secretary. Division ol Environments! Control 1 89 Kings Highway, PO.

Box 1401- -Dover, DE I990J- Sept 17J (M-631 A resident of the A-OK Campground near Bear was stabbed early Sunday by one of two people she had taken to her trailer from a nearby tavern, state police said. Mary Harrison, 23, of C-23, was in serious condition at Delaware Division from a stab wound of the abo-domen. a hospital spokeswoman said. Harrison told police a man and a woman accompanied her from a bar on U.S. 40, near the campground.

She said she left the man and woman in her trailer while she went to make a phone call. Police said Harrison returned a few minutes later at 1 a.m. and was stabbed with a steak knife by the man. The couple then fled in their car. Harrison was unable to identify the couple or give a description of the car they were driving, police said.

Pa. man dies in accident KENNETT SQUARE. Pa. A Kennett Square man died early Sunday and two passengers were injured when their car went out of control on Kaolin Road, south of Hillendale Road, state police said. The driver, Richard S.

Reeves, 21. of the 100 block of S. Walnut was pronounced dead on arrival at 121 a.m. at Southern Chester County Medical Center, in Jenners-ville, police said. The passengers, Mark D.

Stren-gari. 23, of the 800 block of Pike and Frank S. Hobsons, 23, of the 200 block of S. Willow both Kennett Square, were treated and released for minor injuries, a hospital spokeswoman said. Police said Reeves was heading north on Kaolin Road at high speed when he rounded a curve and lost control.

The car skidded off the road, struck a utility pole, and flipped over. TOWN OF ELSMERE PUBLIC HEARING ON REVENUE SHARING BUDGET AND SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING PUBLIC NOTICE la hereby given that the Elsmere Town Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 1985 Revenue Sharing Budget of $125,000 on Thursday September 27. 1984 at 7 00 in Council Chambers, 1 1 Poplar Avenue. All Elsmere citizens are invited to present written and oral comments and ask questions regarding the entire Town Budget and the relationship of revenue sharing funds to the entire budget Copies of the Koposed Town Budget and Revenue Sharing Budget will i available lor inspection upon request at the Town Hall during the hours of 9 a to 5 m. daily The Revenue Sharing Budget visa vis the Town Budget Is as follows: LOCAL REVENUE FOR OPERATING BUDGFT $835,200 FY 85 REVENUE SHARING FUNDS FOR OPERATING BUDGET 125.000 TOTAL REVENUE FOR OPERATING BUDGET 960,200 EXPENDITURES UTILIZING LOCAL REVENUE (All Departments) 835.200 EXPENDITURES UTILIZING REVENUE SHARING FUNDS Landfill tees.

Public Works Department 70.000 Heavy pick-up lees-Public Works Department 12.000 Town Hall Utilities-Building Maintenance Department 42S Audit-Finance Department 3.000 TOTAL EXPENDITURES FOR OPERATING BUDGET $960,200 Following the public hearing on the FY 85 Revenue Sharing Budqet, the Elsmere Town Council will hold a special meeting in Council Chambers. The agenda will include. 11) Adoption ol FY'85 Revenue Sharing and Town budgets; (2) Any other matters pertinent to Town business No one covers your teams better than our team. No one gives you more thorough, consistent sports coverage than the News-Journal papers. Profiles.

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i iJ.M.f.v a ji'3-i soft ID? (65876) Sept. 17.26NJ 5 held, 13 sought in Pittsburgh thefts Associated Press PITTSBURGH Five men have been arrested and warrants have been issued for the arrest of 13 others in connection with burglaries exceeding $300,000 at various jewelry stores, authorities said. Police Detective Steve Tercsak, head of the city's burglary squad, said most of the stolen items were gold chains. From what we learned on the street, they were selling the items for next to nothing, like 10 cents on the dollar," Tercsak said. News-lournal papers "LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT" Your Right Is Knew -and be informed at the functions af your government are embodied legal notices.

In that leff -government charges al citizens ta be informed, this newspaper urges every citiien to read and study these notices. We strongly advise those cititem seek -Ins further information to exercise their right Is access to public records and public meetings. As a matter af information, most legal notices by law, need ta appear in only one newspaper of general circulation. Conse-ouenltv same legal notices that appear in the Morning News are not published in the Evening Journal and conversely some that are published in the Evening Journal are net published in Ihe Morning News. Record For home delivery call 573-2100.

Oownstate and out of state call toll free 800-235-9100. Births PUBLIC NOTICE FEDERAL LAND AND WATER CONSERVATION FUND LETTERS OF INTENT Letters ol Intent are now being received lor 50 matching grants lor outdoor recreation proiects Irom Ihe Federal Land and Water Conservation Fund for Fiscal Year 1985. Slale and local government agencies mav quality Government agencies interested In applying lor grant should submit a one-page Letter ol Intent to Ihe Stale Division ol Parks and Recreation by October 5, 1984, Only Letters of Intent received by this deadline will be considered lor funding during this gram cycle. Letters ol Intent should include a protect description, site location, and estimated costs. Following receipt of Letters ol Intent, proposed proiects will be reviewed to determine eligibility.

Applications will be sent lo qualified applicants with eligiDle proiects. Funds for approved proiects will not be available lor actual use until the spring or summer ol 1985. Proposed development proiects mav consist ol basic outdoor recreation lacilities lo serve the general public on areas owned or leased by Ihe applying agency. Developmenl proiects mav include Ihe following general categories: Sports and Plovlields, Picnic Facilities, Trails, Swimming Facilities, BoalingFishingHunting Facilities, and Camping Facilities. Alter proiects are completed, sponsors must assure continuous operation and mainleance of Ihe facility Land acquisition is also eligible lor new areas or additions lo existing public parks, beaches, wildlife areas, and loresls lo provide tor outdoor recreational activities An Open Proiecl Selection Process (OPS) will be utiliied lo assure that proiects will be evaluated lairly, Proiects will be elected in conlormance with the Priority Rating System Emphasis is placed on conlormance with priority needs as identified in the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan.

OPS also assures thai distribution of funds is accomplished in a non-discriminatory manner. Technical assistance for proiecl information and proposal preparation is available lo sponsors in need of such assistance. Contact: Reed Jones or Charles Saikin (736-52851, Division ol Parks and Recreation, Techical Services Section, PO. Box 1401. 89 Kings Highway, Dover, Delaware 19903.

John E. Wilson III Secretary State Liaison Officer Septl7.l8N8J (65020) Who cares for the Kids? INVITATION TO BID SEALED BIDS wiH be received bv -the Wilmington Housing Authority, -400 N. Walnut Slreel, Wilmington, Delaware, until 9 30 A.M., on Tuesday, October 2, 1984 al time thev will be publicly opened 1 and read aloud for installation ol gas tired, forced warm air heaters, ductwork, gas fired domestic hoi water heaters and plumbing work in approximately 49 dwelling units, all as located in Buildings Bl, CI, El, Fl, HI, Kl only, located in Southbridge Extension Del 1-4 Site visitation meeting will be on Monday, September 24, 1984 It will start al 9 00 A.M. al Wilmington Housing Authority central office, 400 N. Walnul Street and.

then proceed to the housing protect. FAILURE TO HAVE I REPRESENTATIVE AT THE. PRE BID SITE VISITATION MEETING MAY BE GROUNDS FOR REJECTING A BID PROPOSAL Prospective bidders must obtain and read the Instructions lo Bid- ders. Contract Documents, and' Detailed Specifications which mav be obtained by depositing 12 5 00" with the Housing Authority for each set ol documents so obtained Such deposit will be refunded to" each person who returns Ihe com-' piete package in good condition within ten (10) day alter bid ing. All responsive bids will contain the following: I.

The completed bid form, signed as required; 2 A certified check or bank draft" payable to the Housing Authority, U.S Government bonds, or a sat islaclory bid bond executed by Ihe bidder and acceptable sure- -lies in an amount equal lo len -percenl 10) ol Ihe bid; 3.A notariied noncollusive affldavil-(conloined in Contract Document Package); 4.Staiemenf of Bidder's Qualifications (contained in Contract Document Package); S.Certifications on Equal Employment Opportunity required bv Section 3 of the Housing and Urban Developmenl Act of 1968 as amended. The targel area lor purposes ol section 3 compliance is New Castle County. 6 Any subcontractors to be used on ihe contract must be listed on the bid. 7 Site Inspection and Addendum Receipt Form. The apparent low bidder must submit HUD Form 2530, Previous" Participation, within 48 hours of bid opening.

The successful bidder win be required to lurnish and pay lor Performance and Payment Bond or Bonds Irom a U.S. government-approved surety as well as evi- pence of current personal injury, property liability, workmen's compensation, and builder's risk insur- -ances. Contracts win be awarded lo the -lowest responsible bidder not en -HUD's list of ineligible contraclors, -provided Ihe bid is reasonable, and in the best interesl of Ihe Authority, and the bidder has complied with all applicable laws. The Authority-, reserves the right lo reiecl any and all bids end lo waive any informality bids wherever il is in Ihe best interests ol the Authority No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of sixty 160) days subsequent to the opening of Ihe bids without the consent ol the Housing Authority, WILMINGTON HOUSING AUTHORITY seot tlftx) Dover Capital Complex Street Lighting SECTION 00031 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Public notice is hereby given that sealed bids for Ihe following con-. tracts lor Dover Capital Complex.

Slreel Lighting will be received the 2nd floor Conference Room, Margaret M. O'neill Bids Dover, DE until 2 o'clock p.m. local time on Friday, October II, 1984 at which time they wilt be publicly opened and read aloud Contract No l-Eieclrkal Contract No. 2-Suppiies of Luminaries and Posts Documents mav be obtained at true office of Delaware Engineering and Design Corporation. 315 S.

Chanel Slreel, Newark, DE 19711 or State of Delaware. Division of Facilities Management, Margaret M. Court and Federal Streers," Box 1401, Dover, DE upon payment of deposit ot 154-per set by check made oul Delaware Engineering and Design Corporation Deposits win be fuuv refunded upon return of such seit complete and in good condition within 15 days of receipt ot bids. A' bid bond in Ihe amount of io ot me bd, a performance bond thev mount ot 100 ot Ihe bid plus, a consent ot surety must accompany-each bid. A ore-bid meeting a held at the Margaret One Bidg, Dover DE on September 27.

1984 at 2 clock, local lime in the 2nd Conference Room (Seot 11,14.17, UlN General Division, Wilmington BURKENTINE Cvnthia and Duane 4001 Limestone Road, Marshalllon, Seel. IS. daughter COLEMAN Rhonda, 1507 Colman Sept 15, daughter Du PONT Pauta and Mark, 21 Hardv IVoad White Hall, Sent IS, son. DURHAM Dianne and Michael, 1108 Dover Elsmere Manor, Sept. 16, daughter ERVIN Valerie, 723 Governor House Apartments, Sept IS.

son. FITZGERALD Ellen and John, Hamo-stead Soad, 307 Amoeriv Apartments, Mid-oeitown Sept IS. son. FORTE Marilvn and John. 355 Fairville Bead, Chadds Ford, Pa Sept 15, daughter FRAZEE Dale, 300 Bayard Ave, Wilmington Sept.

IS, son. GAMBLE Lmda and Patrick, 403 Bran-rtvwine Boulevard, Edgewood Hills, Sept. IS, daughter GILES Elitabeth, 1313 24th Wilmington, Sept. 16. son GREEN Karen and Ronald, 220 Marshall St Newport, Sept 16, daughter.

GOEMAAT Donna and Bruce, Hockes-sin. Sept 11. twin daughters NUMBER Veronica and George, 612 Van Buren St Wilmington, Sept 16, son HUNT Marv Ann end Linlield, 21 Prangs Lane. Rambteton Acres, Sept 15, daughter JOHNSON Clare and Thomas, 2820 Frenchtown Manor Road, Glasgow, Sep). 15.

daughter JOHNSON Frances and Thomas, 24 Main Ave Boxwood. Sept 15, daughter. JOHNSON Susan and Dennis, 309 Slam-ford Dnve Fairfield. Sept 15, daughter JUSTICE Geneva and Danny, Chris-tana Court. Bear, Sept.

16, daughter. LAVERTV Marv Lou and James, 63' Belmont Ave, Richardson Park, Sept. 15, son LAZARUS Pamela and Sirwill. 1508 27th St Wilmington, Sept, 15, son SPRINGER Donna, 3 Parker Place, Stmonds Gardens, Sept 15, son. WATER Ellen, 614 Rodney Wilmington, Sept IS.

son WELDIN Kathleen and William, 106 Ava-lon Bunding Newark, Sept. IS, Son. WILLIAMS Cheryl and Kriss, 4810 Old Capitol Trail. St James Court Apartments, Sept IS, daughter Saint Francis, Wilmington FINOCCHIARO Mary Frances and Michael. 131 Greenieaf Road.

Oak Hill, Sept 16 daughter DeSHIELDS Merrie and Kevin Ellis. 611 Du Ponl Wilmington, Sept 16, daughter Kent General, Dover ATKINSON Irene, Middletowrt, Sept 15. PROUO Brenda and William, Smyrna, Seot. 16. son LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given thai application has been filed bv: 1) Kent County Levy Court lo apply digested sludge on Ihe ioliowing larm sites: Ihe C.

Lvnch, Farm on Co. Rds 123 8, 124, north ol Villord, DE, the L. Greenly Farms on Co Rds 19 S. 420, and Co Rds. 123 and 124 north ol Miitord DE.

2) Kent County Levv Court to apply digested sludge on Ihe G. Lynch Farm on Co. Rd. 395, north of Millord, DE. 3) Sanitary Waste Carriers, S.

Kearny, NJ to collect industrial waste in Delaware per disposal at Modern Transportation Kearny, NJ. 4) McKesson Chemical Phila-deiphia PA to collect hazardous waste in the State ol Delaware for disposal al their facility in New Cast County, KY and Doiion. ill The aooiKation mav be Inspected by appointment at the offices of the Division of Environmental Control 19 Kings Highway, PO. Box 1401 Dover; 14 Ashiev Place, Wilmington, or Box 411 N. du Ponl Georgetown.

For additional inlor-mation or an appointment to inspect Ihe application, please call 236-4761 in Dover. A public hearing concerning this application win not be held unless the Secretary of Ihe Department ol Nalural Resources and Environmental Control Receives a reouesl for such a hearing within 15 days from ihe date of this notice. A request for a hearing shall be in writing and stale Ihe reasons and purposed lor making this request Division ol Environmental Control 19 Kings Highway, O. Box 1401 Dover, OE I903 Sept I7N 166471) NOTICE The Delaware Health Council, Inc. will conduct an educational session on freestanding ambulatory surgery centers on Thursday, September 20th al 130 pm, in the lower Level Conlerence Cenler, Academy of Medicine.

1925 Lover-log Avenue, Wilmington, Delaware Anyone wishing Is attend it Invited lo do so 164796) You pit hi of mdmhip for to ihe Classified Ads. 1 ll.jMJK.KflrVj Hay Road Auto. Claymont and Hollowav Terrace 8 15 pm, 192 S. Chapel St. Computer Center, University of Delaware South Chapel Street Complex.

Building. Aetna Hose Hook Ladder Company of Newark 931 pm. 102 Park Place, Newark. House. Aetna Hose Hook Ladder Company ol Newark.

1034 pm 2611 Del Laws Road, Accident Christiana Fire Company. 10 39 pm 300 block Christina Parkway. Newark Accident Aetna Hose Hook Ladder ol Newark and Singerly of Elkton, Md lire companies. 10 41 om 2700 Silverside Road, Chal-fonte Accident Taiievvlle Fire Company. 10 55 pm, Bear-Chrisliana Road and Pulaski Highway Accident.

Christiana Fire Company Sept. 16: 12 22 am West Main and Old Oak streets, Newark Accident. Aetna Hose Hook 8, Ladder Company of Newark. 2 20 am 312 Clyde Cedar Heights House Belvedere and Cranston Heights fire companies 4 12 am 4717 Concord Pike al the Sheraton Inn. Building Talievville.

Claymont and Brandvwine Hundred lire companies. 4 24 a m. West Mam Street and Browns Lane. Christiana. Accident.

Christiana Fire Company 140 am 412 Alder Ave, Village Brook Trailer Park Trailer Volunteer Hose of Midd-letown and Odessa fire companies 10 55 a Aetna Hose Hook Ladder Company of Newark assisted Singerly Fire Company of Elkton, Md on a building fire al Winding Brook Garde Apartments in Elkton 12 09 pm. 2700 Jacqueline Drive, Brand-wine Aparlmenls. Aulo Claymont Fire Company 12 47 pm Pulaski Highway and Bear-Corbill Road Auto Christiana Fire Company 1 10 pm Marrows Road bv College Square Shopping Center. Accident Aetna Hose Hpok 8, Ladder Company ol Newark 2 09 pm Delaware 301 at Maryland Line Accidenl Volunteer Hose ol Middletown and Delaware City lire companies, and New Castle County paramedics 2 14 pm 2700 Brookside Ave. in Kenil-worth.

House Claymont Fire Company 2 31 pm. Bambergers store parking tot, Christiana Mall. Washdown. Christiana Fire Company 3 48 229 Du Ponl Highway. Trash.

Wilmington Manor Fire Company 5 41 pm 4 Winchester Road, Wellington Arms Apartments Propane gas leak Chris-liana Fire Company S49 pm 53 Lee Road, Auburn Mouse Hockessin and Cranston Heights fire companies SI Intersection of Choptank Road and New Castle 431 Accidenl Volunteer Hose Company of Middletown. Cecil County, Md. Sent IS: 10 48 pm Christina Parkway al Chrysler Corp Newark Plant Rescue assist Smgeriy Fire Company of Elkton assisted Aetna Hose Hook 8, Ladder Company of Newark Sept. 16: 2 15 am Maryland 272 Auto North East Fire Company 2 28 am. Newark Avenue Helicopter landing Singerly Fire Company of Elkton 12 Ml Zoar Road House Water Witch Fire of Port Deposit and Rising Sun Community lire compares 18 am Peninsula Trucking Co Building North East Fire Company.

Jit im Chariestown Fire Company was alerted for downed wires on Maryland 7 3 78 am Perryville Community Fire Company Standby for Water Witch Fire Company of Port Deposit. 338 Robert Fulton (Pal Fire Company was alerted to standby to assist Port Deposit on house fire on Ml Zoar Road 10 54 a Winding Brook Garden Apart-memis Building Singerly of Elkton and Aetna Hose Hook 4 Ladder Newark I Dei tire comoames 4 17 pm South side of canal levy Motorcycle Chesapeake City Fire Company Sealed proposals for the following contracts will be received bv the Purchasing Office, Diy. ol Youth Rehabilitation Seryices.Central Business Office Ferris SchooiL, Centre and Faulkland Roads, Wilmington, DE 19805 as indicated below and thereafter shall be publicly opened, read and recorded at 10 o'clock on September 18ih BID NO. 1 A TRACTOR WITH SNOW PLOW AND MOWING EQUIPMENT Specifications may The Commissioners Of Bridgeville are requesting bid proposals for the replacement ol lis existing Telephone System, at the Bridgeville Town Hall 101 Main St, Bridgeville, DE 19933. Bid proposals wiN be accepted on or before 12 Noon, October 2, 1984.

Bid information can be aauired at the Town Hall. Contact Ciif Laverty, Town Manager, Commissioners of Bridge-yule. Seel 12.11 19nl u04t Answer to Previous Puzzle When parents work, who takes care of the kids? The News-Journal papers have researched the options to provide you with a comprehensive look at child care arrangements. Learn about day and family care centers and how to choose what's best for your child. Discover how much household help costs and how to find a nanny.

You'll find where the politicians stand on child care bills and what the future holds. Read this comprehensive five-day series that runs through Thursday in this week's News-Journal papers. News lournal papers 0 0 Fire alarms LiS A AjS I A Ul 1 1 tjz TV Wilmington See. IS: I 40 307 Jackson SI Mouse I 48 103 Clayton St Washdown HOIpm llth Street and Baynard Boulevard Helicopter landing Sect 16 12 55 a 1206 Union St Building I 16 a Bavna'd Boulevard and 18'h Street Meiicoper landing 25 am 1217 Pleasant SI Mouse 7 II am 106 Fitm Si Moose 1104am 2700 Market SI Bu'id'ng 4 21pm Cathedral Cemetery. 2400 Lancaster Ave Trash New Castle County Sent IS: 101 om interstate southbound, a a a Sp A i war Ob a i vO a a Vj b0 jjyft A I.

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