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What Happens Between The
IS ON EVERYONE’S LIPSTidbits Overheard...Didjanos...All The Buzzzzz!
Vol.4 No.12 Cobblestones Library June 2, 2013Look for ► to websites
Natl Accordion Awareness Month6/2 Martha Washington*282
(1802), Johnny Weissmuller*109 (1984), Pete Conrad*83 (1999), astronaut, Stacy Keach-72,
Jerry Mathers-65, “Beaver”, Dana Carvey-58 Natl Bubba Day Natl Rocky Road Day PT Barnum's circus begins first tour of US 1835, Grover Cleveland is married while in serving as U.S. president.1886, Congress grants U.S. citizenship to people of American Indian descent.1924, Queen Elizabeth II of Britain was crowned in Westminster Abbey. 1953
6/3 Repeat Day I said “Repeat Day”, Jefferson Davis*205 (1889), King George V*148 (1936), Tony Curtis*88 (2010), Allen Ginsberg*87 (1997), Curtis Mayfield*71 (1999) The Dutch West India Company received a charter for New Netherlands (now known as New York). 1621, “Casey at the Bat” the poem by Ernest Lawrence Thayer was first published. 1888, The Duke of Windsor, who had abdicated the British throne, married Wallis Warfield Simpson. 1937, The Rolling Stones begin their first US tour. 19646/4 Applesauce Cake Day Hug Your Cat Day Old Maid's Day King George III*275 (1820), Dennis
Weaver*89 (2006), Michelle Phillips-69, Parker Stevenson-61, Noah Wyle-42, Angelina Jolie-38 China becomes the first to record a solar eclipse. 780 BC, Horse racing was prohibited in Massachusetts. 1674, U.S. Senate passed the Women's Suffrage bill. 1919, Sally Murphy became the first woman to qualify as an aviator with the U.S. Army. 1974, Amazon.com announced that it had received more than 1 million orders for the book “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix”, 20036/5 World Environment Day Francisco “Pancho” Villa*135 (1923), Richard Scarry*94 (1994), Children's author and illustrator, Bill
Moyers-79, Kenny G-57 Benjamin Franklin flew a kite for the first time to demonstrate that lightning was a form of electricity. 1752, Harriet Beecher
Stow published the first installment of “Uncle Tom's Cabin” 1851, Johnny Weissmuller set two world
records in swimming events. 1927, Bobby Kennedy is assassinated. 1968. C-Span reported that Bob Hope had died. The report was false and had begun with an inaccurate obituary on the Associated Press website. 19986/6 Natl Gardening Exercise Day Natl Yo-Yo Day Natl Applesauce Cake Day Nathan Hale*258 (1776), The Dalai Lama-78, Bjorn Borg-57 Young Men's Christian Association was founded in London. 1844,
The first electric iron was patented by H.W. Seely. 1882, Chrysler Corporation is founded. 1925, The first drive-in theater opened in Camden, New Jersey. 1933, The first nylon parachute jump was made by Adeline Gray. 1942, Capping a 23 year run, “The Ed Sullivan Show” aired for the last time. 19716/7 Natl Chocolate Ice Cream Day Natl Doughnut Day Paul Gauguin*165 (1903), Rocky Graziano*91 (1990), Tom Jones-73, Liam Neeson-61, “Prince”-55 The United Colonies make a name change and become The United States. 1775, J.F. Palmer patented the cord bicycle tire. 1892, Over 7,000 war veterans marched on Washington, demanding their bonuses. 1932, Off of the coast of Normandy, France, the Susan B. Anthony sank. 19446/8 Best Friends Day Name Your Poison Day Frank Lloyd Wright*146 (1959), Francis Crick*97 (2004), co-discovered DNA structure, Byron R. White-*96 (2002), Robert Preston*95 (1987), Barbara Bush-88, Jerry Stiller-84, James Darren-77, Joan Rivers-76, Boz Scaggs-69, Scott Adams-56, Julianna Margulies-47 Ives W. McGaffey received a patent for the suction vacuum cleaner 1869, The penny postcard was authorized by Congress. 1872, “Lassie” debuted on ABC radio 1947, “The Milton Berle Show” premieres on NBC Tv. 1948, New York Yankees retired Mickey Mantle's number (7). 1969
ReferendumSCHOOL DISTRICT
This Tuesday,
June 4thsee
Page 6For polling locations
and additional information
Over the last couple of years, the City of New Castle has received requests that future planning projects focus of the needs of the City’s individual neighborhoods. In response, the Planning Commission is beginning work on a neighborhood-focused update to the City’s Comprehensive Plan. It has
prepared maps and a draft list of issues and opportunities for each neighborhood in the City.
Please join the Planning Commission on Wed., June 5th anytime between 6:30pm and 8:00pm to review work completed to date and to tell us more about the history and needs of your neighborhood. This meeting is an open house format, so plan to stay for as long ,or short as you like!
The draft neighborhood maps and issues summaries are also posted on the City’s website.
For more information or provide comments, please contact Marian Hull, City Planner, at 215.940.9270 or
► [email protected]. We hope to see at the Library on the 5th!
Miss Separation DayI N T R O D U C I N G
KaylynKlingmeyer
Kaylyn was crowned Miss Separation Day 2013 at the New Castle Jaycees beauty pageant on Saturday. The
pageant covered a variety of categories and age groups. This was the first time the New Castle Jaycees hosted the pageant for Separation
Day and it was full of smiles and entertainment.
Look for more Pageant Pics next week.
See and meet Kaylyn this Saturday after the parade
D. HANNA PHOTO
Happy Cobblestone Birthday Sun. 6/2 Marianne C.
Mon. 6/3 Anne H. Sun. 6/9 Will A. Mon. 6/10 Tracey C.
Birthday or Anniversary approaching? Tell The Teditor [email protected]
4/27 Richmond KEVIN HARVICK5/5 Talladega DAVID RAGAN5/11 Darlington MATT KENSETH5/26 Charlotte KEVIN HARVICK6/2 Dover FOX 1PM
►NASCAR Sprint C.
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Comcast FiOSCSN 35 847 76 576TCN 8 846FOX 9 805 13 513PHL 7 807 17 517MLB 859 86 586
Date Opponent Time Broadcast Sun, 6/2 Brewers 1:35p PHL 17, MLB.TVMon, 6/3 Marlins 7:05p CSN, MLB.TVTue, 6/4 Marlins 7:05p CSN, MLB.TVWed, 6/5 Marlins 1:05p CSN, MLB.TVThu, 6/6 at Brewers 8:10p PHL 17, MLB.TVFri, 6/7 at Brewers 8:10p CSN, MLB.TVSat, 6/8 at Brewers 7:15p FOX, MLB.TVSun, 6/9 at Brewers 2:10p PHL 17, MLB.TVTue, 6/11 at Twins 8:10p CSN, MLB.TV
& R e s t a u r a n t • R i v e r P l a z a , N e w C a s t l e • 3 0 2 - 3 2 2 - 3 3 3 0
5 bigHi DefTVs
Enjoy specials every day as you
catch every play atYour favorite watering hole!
Our famous PIZZA WINGS SALADS PASTA
Catch it all this season inNew Castle's favorite dugout!
New Castle’sSports Center
CobblesJohn and Pat just left Alcatraz...the tour that is!Having a great time in San Francisco!
204 B Delaware Street, New Castle, DE 19720302-276-0845
Gallery Hours: Wednesday - Sunday 12 noon - 4 p.m. or by appointment
www.blueherongalleryde.com • [email protected]
June 7th
ReceptionF E A T U R E D
A R T I S T
Shawn Faust
5 to 8pm Wine and Cheese
General Motors has to sell 7 cars to make what Harley Davidson makes selling 1 bike. Wow! Perception of value is key.
“Where Friends Gather”
► New Castle Senior Center
MON TUES WED THU FRI9-3 Billiards9 Pool Exercise9:30 Park Walk9:30 Wii Bowling10 Crafty Seniors12 Lunch12:30 Mah Jongg 1 Chair Yoga
9-3 Billiards9:30 Shanghai10 Bingo 12 Lunch12:45 Bingo1 Strength Building/Exercise
9-3 Billiards9:30 Park Walk11 Line Dancing12 Lunch1:30 Tai Chi
9-7 Billiards9:30 Wii Bowling9:30 Shanghai 9:30 Bridge10 Games w/Tom12 Lunch 12:30 Super Market1 Zumba Gold2 Qi Gong/Tai Chi5:30 Yoga5:30 Bible Study
9-3 Billiards9:30 Park Walk9:30 Knit/ Crochet10 Wii Bowling10 Bingo10 Mah Jongg 10:30 Beginner’s/ Arthritis Exercise12 Lunch
Mon 6/3 - 10 Beginner’s Art Class 10 Choir 12:30 Exec. Comm. 12:45 Members Mtg Tues 6/4 - 9:30 Haircuts Wed 6/5 - 9:30 Chanticleer 9:30 Platinum Picnic 9:30 Beginner’s Computers Class 10 “Nurture Your-self During Grief” 12:30
Beginner’s Part II Computer Class Thurs6/6 - 9 Bank & PO 12:30 Food Lion 5 Covered Dish No evening yoga
Mon 10-9 Tues 10-9 Wed 2:-9 Thurs 2-9 Fri 10-5 Sat 10-5 Sun Closed
424 Delaware St, New Castle, DE 19720 302-328-1995
► www.nccdelib.org/newcastle
*prior registration required
the New Castlelibrary6/3 JOB CENTER/10AM ESL*/10AM 6/4 TEEN CRAFTS*2PM 6/5 ESL*/10AM6/6 TEEN GAME ON (Scavenger Hunt)/4PM JOB CENTER Computer Class* 3:15-5:15PM GED Prep in Span./6PM Knit 1/Crochet 2/7PM 6/8 Friends’ Separation Day Used Book Sale 9:30 AM-3 PM
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New Castle Senior Center Bus TripsPayment is due at time of sign up for all trips
See Mike to sign up or for more info.July 17-‐Suicide Bridge Tour and Restaurant Sightseeing Cruise plus a Crab Cake and Fried Chicken Buffet. Cost of $60 includes bus, driver’s tip, cruise, buffet luncheon, taxes and luncheon tips.
October 9-‐Showboat Casino in Atlantic City • December 6-‐Bethlehem, Pa
June 8th Separation Day Parade at 11 am Festivities, reenactments, booths, rides, food, evening concert and fireworks at 9:30 pm. Once again this year we will have a booth in the park and will be
walking/riding the bus in the parade. If you are interested in joining us in the parade, contact Eileen. The bigger the group, the better!
SEPARATION DAYUSED BOOK SALE
Saturday June 8th
9:30 am - 3:30 pmin front of the Library
Preview Sale and Wine & Cheese Party:
New Castle Library Friends Members onlyFriday June 7th • 6-8pm
Join the Friends for only $10/person; $15/family: Forms at the front desk.
Help the Friends provide more new release books and programs for your library
Heather & Jeff’s master surveys the offerings outside from her screened perch.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who helped to make A Day in Old New Castle 2013, a smashing success. Together we welcomed over 1,200 people to our city. It was so exciting to walk through town the week before the event and see everyone sweeping, pruning and painting. There was a feeling of camaraderie and anticipation in the air. I was deeply touched by the residents who, when they saw the re-enactors setting up on The Green, Friday night, came over to
see if they needed anything and to orient them to town. I was elated to see the people who came to town in period dress and either greeted people or demonstrated historical crafts
and occupations. These are shining examples of the original ideal for ADIONC; to offer a day of fellowship and hospitality and to educate the public about life in Colonial America. An event like A Day in Old New Castle takes much effort on behalf of the entire community. It depends on the people who open their homes and gardens, the people who serve on committees, the re-enactors, musicians, and crafts-people who set up on The Green, the tour guides, the people who sell tickets and everyone who gives up their parking for a few hours for one special day. I am proud to announce that all of the money from raised from ADIONC will stay in New Castle. The New Castle Library will benefit as will the New Castle Senior Citizen Center, The New Castle Historical Society, The New Castle Historic Alliance, and The Read House and Gardens. In addition, in recognition for their outstanding work to keep history alive, The Buttonwood School will receive a grant from the funds raised. The monies raised from the bake sale and the silent auction will benefit Immanuel Church’s outreach programs. A percentage of the tickets sales will also benefit Immanuel Church on the Green I have also been touched by the kind emails and notes I have received from visitors who visited New Castle for the first time. Everyone shared the same comment, how kind and gracious the residents were and that they couldn’t wait to recommend New Castle to their friends. Once again I wish to thank you for your help, patience, and support. May the coming summer bring us all happiness, joy and peace.Sincerely, Thomas William TearChair, A Day in Old New Castle, 2013
a thank you
Ju U N u E at Our Senior Centerat Our Senior Center
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Damascan PunchCreated for sharing, this is a great
summery punch perfect for a BBQ.gather up2oz/ 2 parts Your Favorite Gin20z/ 2 parts pomegranate juice10z/ 1 part lemon juice (fresh)1oz/ 1 part sugar syrup2oz/ 2 parts bitter lemon
1 dash Angostura bittershow toGlass: Highballs or Punch Bowl & C.s.Add all ingredients to an ice-filled glass and stir. Garnish with a sprig of mint, fresh pomegranate and a wedge of lemon.
Damascan Punch
tell them you saw it in the
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H E R B E DPotatoSaladWhen chopping the herbs, just run your knife over them a few times. The large pieces of herbs are not only visually appealing, but lend some texture to the salad. Blanched asparagus or string beans make great additions to this salad. Tuna works well, too, and turns this side salad into a no-fuss summertime meal.ingredients✴ 2 large eggs✴ 2 lbs baby red potatoes, sliced into
1/4-inch rounds✴ Kosher salt✴ 4 tsp champagne vinegar✴ 1 tbsp diced shallot✴ 2 tsp Dijon mustard✴ 1/4 c. vegetable oil✴ 1/4 c. olive oil✴ 2 tbsp capers, rinsed, drained and
roughly chopped✴ Freshly ground black pepper✴ 1/4 c. picked fresh dill leaves, roughly chopped✴ 1/4 c. picked fresh parsley leaves, roughly chopped✴ 1/4 c. picked fresh tarragon leaves, roughly chopped
directionsFill a small pot with water and bring to a boil. Carefully add the eggs to the water with a slotted spoon. Simmer gently for 13 minutes. Transfer the eggs to a bowl of ice water. When cool enough to handle, peel the eggs and dice into 1/4-inch pieces. Set aside. Put the potato slices in a medium saucepan and cover with cold water by 2 inches. Salt the water heavily. It should taste like seawater. Bring to a boil and then lower to a simmer. Simmer until the potatoes are just cooked through and easily pierced with a knife, about 10 minutes. While the potatoes are cooking, combine the vinegar and shallots in a large bowl. Let sit for 5 minutes. Whisk in the mustard and then slowly drip in the vegetable oil and then the olive oil while continuing to whisk. Add the chopped capers to the dressing. Season with salt and pepper. Drain the potatoes and while still warm and add directly to the bowl of dressing. Toss and season with salt and pepper. Let the potatoes come to room temperature before adding the dill, parsley, tarragon and chopped egg. Toss again and serve.
Cobble Doris shows her green thumb abilities in this beautiful display in
her garden onThe Strand.
If you have blooms to boast about, or proud of you peonies,
send some pictures [email protected]
to feature in a Garden of the Week!
qGarden of the WeekB
23 West Third StreetCharming 3 Bedroom with built-ins,
1st floor powder room. & laundry. Courtyard and gardener's cottage
overlook the park and river.
Recent sales in Old New Castle include 219 Chestnut Street, 47 W Fourth Street
and 32 E Fourth Street.Your business and referrals are appreciated.
ank You!
Call or email to receiveMonthly Old New Castle updates!
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Annual Garden PartyThurs., June 13, 6 pm to 8 pm
Join friends and neighbors at our annual early summer bash in the Dutch House gardens. Light refreshments are included with admission to the
party! 1651 Benefactors receive two complimentary tickets to the party. $30 members; $35 non-members. Please call the Society office at 302-322-2794 to RSVP today!
Cobblestone Reminders See the New Castle Weekly for Full Schedules
Mon. 6/3 Tree Commission Mtg. 5:30pm Tues. 6/11 City Council Mtg. 7pm
Thurs. 6/20 Historic Area Commission Mtg. 5pmMon. 6/24 Planning Commission Mtg. 6:30pm
▶ http://newcastlecity.delaware.gov/
June 9th BISHOP’S VISIT and Reception The Bishop of the Diocese of Delaware, the Rt. Rev. Wayne Wright., will visit Immanuel on the Green
next Sunday morning, June 9th, to be our Celebrant and Preacher, and, at the 10 a.m. service, to administer the Sacrament of Confirmation and the Rite of Reception into the Episcopal Church. The Bishop’s Visitation is always a very
wonderful and special time at Immanuel. Please make it a point to attend this happy occasion.
BISHOP WRIGHT
The public is cordially cordially invited to a reception for and talk by famous historian
Harlow Giles Ungerat 6:30-8:30 PM, Thursday
evening June 6that the University and Whist Club, N. Broom Street, Wilmington, DE. Dr. Unger will speak on his newest book,
John Quincy Adams. Books will be available for sale
and autographing. Please RSVP
$30 per person includes heavy hors d'oeuvres.Cash Bar.
Please make out checks to theGeorge Washington Society.
Jack Chesser, TreasurerGeorge Washington Society
PO Box 4244 • Greenville, De 19807 also, a bonanza for history buffs,
author Stephen Case will be at the Hale Byrnes House on Sunday afternoon,
June 9 from 3:00 to 5:00 pmwith his new book, "Treacherous Beauty,' the story of
Benedict Arnold's wife, Peggy Shippen.at event is $5 at the door, includes coffee and dessert.
www.halebyrnes.org
St. Anthony’s Club Spaghetti Dinner Salad, Roll, Spaghetti and two meatballs!
Today 12-6 June 2nd...and the First Sunday of Each Month $7
Saturday’s Concert on the Green organizer Jim Travers and Mayor Don Reese announced the goal of $5,000 had been raised for the New Castle to Boston Fund.
This great bass was part of the Cab Callowy’s Quintastics.
Wm. Penn Culinary Arts students provided delicious food along with Bailey’s Dawgs
2 ☼ 5:36am ☾ 8:24pm3 ☼ 5:36am ☾ 8:25pm4 ☼ 5:36am ☾ 8:26pm5 ☼ 5:35am ☾ 8:26pm6 ☼ 5:35am ☾ 8:27pm7 ☼ 5:35am ☾ 8:27pm8 ☼ 5:34am ☾ 8:28pmNew Moon: 11:58am
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Some are weatherwise, some are otherwise.
June 8 - Separation DayJune 12 - Concert in the ParkJune 13 - NCHS Garden Party
August 24 - Paranormal InvestigationsSept. 7 - Wharf Dance
Recently, the Colonial School Board voted to hold another operating referendum vote for Tues. June 4th. The referendum vote is for 35 cents per $100 of assessed property value. With the failed referendum on February 28th, we have listened to the community. The proposed tax increase has been reduced from 47 cents to 35 cents, with the primary focus of the proposed tax amount for operating needs.The final informational meeting is scheduled to hear the proposal and for the Board to hear from you.
Tues. May 28th 7PM George Read Middle School
Please visit the ▶Referendum page for additional details.
ReferendumSCHOOL DISTRICT
Where can I vote?Carrie Downie School
Castle Hills SchoolCarvel State Office Bldg.
Delaware City LibraryEisenberg School
Kingswood Comm. CenterMcCullough SchoolPleasantville School
Southern SchoolWeston Senior Center
Wilbur SchoolWilliam Penn High SchoolWilmington Manor School
▶ Concert Series LineupAt The Delaware State Fair TICKETS FOR ALL SHOWS ON
SALE NOW! M&T Bank Grandstand
Celebrate What's Great!There’s only 46 days!It’s wonderful fun for
families young and old. Visit http://www.delawarestatefair.com/
Facebook Twitter DelawareStateFair.com
Olivia's Lemonade Days
at Separation DayIt's our third year of holding a lemonade
stand at Separation Day to coordinate with National Lemonade Days!
Come on out to Battery Park and support us as well as our neighbors,
Boy Scout Troop 274.
Olivia's
$2 Cs Lg$3 S’s S D
$5 M Ms$5 B B M$5 Bg $6 Wgs
Sunday Specials
Nora says...Call ahead for pick up for the office!
Salads $4.99-$12.99, Soups $2.99-$5.99, and PoBoys and Wraps are $7.99-$12.99.
Guitar and saxophone for the love of the blues!
SATJune 8th
8pm
Gary Cogdell & Hank “Hurricane” Carter
410 Del. St. ~ New Castle, DE
Reservations 302.757.1074
Caroline’sCaroline’salways Friendly, Delicious and serving what you want!
Tue - Thu: 8 am - 4 pm
Fri: 8 am - 4 pm • 6 pm - 9 pm
Sat: 8 am - 4 pm
The only thing missing...is you!
Let The Dempsey’s Do It!
Look to Caroline’s forAnniversary Celebrations ▲ Company Outings
Showers & Rehearsals ▲ Community MeetingsDon’t miss out on Friday's Dinner Special, but call first!
Make your reservations For Friday Night!
Take it easy by stopping in for a relaxing breakfast or lunch !
Full menu at: ➔ Caroline's Menu
h m ft cm➨ Reedy Point Tides
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house for rent24 East 4th Street
2 bedrooms1 1/2 bathSmall yardSmall pets
$1,250302.599.4811
Move in date July [email protected]
The ►New Castle Sailing Club is holding a Separation Day Regatta on June 8th between 9 am and 1 pm for all Club members and guests who wish to participate. The races will take place just off shore from Battery Park. Awards will be presented following the races in the Park.
In addition, the New Castle Sailing Club is celebrating its 60th Anniversary this year and will take part in the Separation Day parade and will have a booth set up for anyone interested in learning more about the Club.Are you interested in participating in the regatta as a guest? email our Membership Director at [email protected].
SURPRISE SPEAKER at 8:15 AMRace/Run: 8:30 AM
¡ WJBR on location The Wharf at the end of Delaware Street¡ Post Food Sponsored by
Manhattan Bagel & Newark Farmers Market¡ Prizes include Jessops Tavern and Traders Cove Gift Cards.
Parking at The New Castle School, formerly New Castle Middle School, 903 Delaware Street, New Castle, DE 19720Checks payable to New Castle Jaycees and Mail to
Separation Day 5K - PO Box 24 Montchanin De 19710Sep Day 5K River Run/Walk
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$25 per participant until MaY 31, 2013 (After MaY 311 2023 $30 per participant)
DELAWAREMU11RUNJ1t.91D1 TO REGISTER
( RESEARCH 100 OF PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT Tin UN LFOEUK DE AMTI IAON OF DELAWARE
Beautiful Baby ContestSPONSORED BY
Separation Day – June 8thBattery Park – New Castle
SEE JAYCEES TENT(blue and gold tent in the corner right side of rides)
Registra*on10 am-‐ 2 pm
$10 FEEContest followed by awards –
2:30 p.m. at bandshell Categories are0-6 month boys 0-6 month girls
7-11 month boys 7-11 month girls
12-24 month boys 12-24 month girls
For more informa+on onBeautiful Baby Contest
call Kelly at 302-‐547-‐3764
Growing in the Cobblestone Court, this “Dandy Lion” tops out at 61” at
press time. Perhaps a record in the making.
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Battery ParkARTS & CRAFTS
11:00 - 6:30Family Pro Wrestling
1:00 & 5:00Jaycees Beautiful
Baby ContestRegister By 2pm
2:30Magic Show
3:30Runaway Train
Local Country Band4:00
American PieDance Party
5:30-7:30
Sponsored by STATE OF DELAWARE • NEW CASTLE JAYCEES THE SEPARATION DAY COMMITTEE • TRUSTEES OF COMMON • City OF NEW CASTLE
Additional Information ➔Separation Day Info
G R A N D F I N A L E
Fireworks 9:30
DUNK TANK★
FACE PAINTING ★
PHOTO BOOTHNONPROFIT
ORGANIZATION BOOTHS
Grand Marshall Dori Conner
Former State Senator
Avalon String Band
William PennMarching Colonials
The Absolute Best
Civil War Encampment
1st Regiment DelawareVolunteer InfantryCourt House Green
LIGHTS OUTtribute to
Frankie Valliand the Four Seasons
CONCERT8PM
Free Shuttle bus by Lehanes from New Castle School,
Carrie Downie and First Baptist Church
Great Amusement Rides, Games,
Food, Encampments,
Magic,Kids Korner,Photo Booth,
Profit & Non-profit Organizations,
Music, Demonstrations
Family FunAll Day & Evening
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1st Delaware Regiment26th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Avalon String Band Friends of Bellanca Airfield
Boy Scout Troop 274Brandywine Car Club
Buttonwood Civic AssociationR & B Jugglers
Our Lady of Fatima Cub Pack 274Delaware National Guard
Diamond State Corvette ClubFormer State Senator Dori Connor
Fife and Drums of the Delaware MilitiaGebhart Funeral Homes
Good Will Fire CoIrish Parade Group
Jaycees MascotJessop’s Tavern
Jim WhismanKathryn Ciminello Dance Troupe
Knights of ColumbusKorean War Veterans
Lights OutMiss Delaware America Pageant
Miss Separation DayJaycees Beauty Pageant Winners
New Castle Martial ArtsNew Castle Presbyterian ChurchNew Castle County Mounted UnitNew Castle Hundred Lions Club
New Castle JayceesNew Castle Senior Center
NUR ShrinePack & Troop 27
Wegman Brothers / Alex’s Lemonade StandWilliam Penn HS Marching Colonials
William Penn Junior ROTCand more…
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