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Free November 22, 2013 ~ 50 Years Later ~ Journalist Recalls His White House Coverage of Assassination By Bill Sterling oday marks the 50th anniversary of the assas- sination of President John F. Kennedy, an event Tthat changed America and is one of those mile- stones in history that almost everyone alive at the time can recall exactly where they were when they heard the news. Thomas Murray of Accomac was a journalist cov- ering Capitol Hill for the Asbury Park Press and the Jersey City Journal and happened to be at the White House that fateful day. “I was interviewing Andrew Hatcher, the first black person to serve in the White House press of- fice, when I heard five bells go off on the UPI wire service,” Murray recalled. “I knew it was important from the number of bells ringing. I read a story from Merriman Smith coming across the wire that said President Kennedy had been shot.” Smith was a Pulitzer Prize-winning wire service reporter on the scene in Dallas. Murray, then 25, be- lieves he was the lone reporter at the White House at the time because all the UPI and AP reporters were in Dallas covering the president’s trip. “I walked outside the White House and saw may- Thomas Murray, then Washington correspondent for Hearst Newspapers, is pictured standing be 100 people lining up at the iron picket fence that directly behind President Lyndon B. Johnson on Air Force One in the 1960s. surrounds the White House grounds,” said Murray. “Before long, the throng grew to over 1,000. Many Only five months before, Murray had been in Berlin Growing up in New Jersey, Murray learned to play had transistor radios to their ears. when President Kennedy made his famous “Ich bin ein the piano and classics from the honky-tonk era when “And then I will never forget the scene of a main- Berliner” speech. Murray had served in the U.S. Army schools were closed during World War II so the heating tenance man walking slowly to the flag pole, where Special Services in Europe, playing honky-tonk piano oil could be used for American troops. As a young child, the American flag was flying. He looked to be trem- and dancing the Charleston. With the help of some he was sent to stay with his grandmother during school bling and sobbing as he walked. When he lowered American Army GIs, Murray put a piano loaded with closures. “I can’t read a note, but she had an old Victrola the flag to half mast, I never heard such screaming speakers on a truck and played George M. Cohan’s “I’m and played those records all the time. I sat down at the and sobbing. I remember a black lady with a colorful a Yankee Doodle Dandy” when the president’s motor- piano and could soon play those songs,” said Murray. hat crying, ‘Oh God, don’t let it be true. Let him live, cade stopped briefly at an intersection while thousands Now 75, Murray mixed politics and journalism in God. Let him live!’ ” of Berliners chanted “Kennedy, Kennedy.” an interesting career. A graduate of the University of Murray filed stories that ran the next day in his “President Kennedy acknowledged my playing of Maryland’s School of Journalism, he was a Washing- two newspapers describing the scene at the White the famous World War I song,” said Murray. “I was ton correspondent for 14 of the Hearst newspapers House in the moments after the news that President a great admirer of President Kennedy and was sad- during the Vietnam War and the emerging candidacy Kennedy had been assassinated reached Washington. dened at his death.” (Continued on Page 6) 2 • Eastern Shore Post • November 22, 2013 Lewis Captures Senate Nomination Shore Woman Hurt By Linda Cicoira 274, McClellan 778 and Miller 1,173 in been on the board” in Fatal Crash Del. Lynwood Lewis, an Accomac Norfolk; Lewis 3, McClellan 18 and Mill- of supervisors for By Linda Cicoira lawyer, secured the Democratic Party’s er 23 in Virginia Beach; and Lewis 137, the last 11 years. A Cape Charles woman was injured nomination Saturday to seek election McClellan 53 and Miller 48 in Mathews. Wolff has held last week in a fatal crash in James to the 6th District State Senate seat. If The governor has not set a date for about 120 infor- City County, according to State Police. elected, the process would likely begin the special election because before he mational meet- Sgt. Michelle Anaya reported that again to fill Lewis’ delegate post. does so, Lt. Gov.-Elect Ralph Northam ings for his con- Carolyn L. Duff, 68, of Randolph Street “I want to thank … voters for the sup- must resign from his Senate seat. stituents and said was airlifted to the Medical College of port they have shown me today,” Lewis Republicans were holding their cau- he has learned Lewis Virginia in Richmond after her vehicle stated on his campaign website Sunday. cuses for Northam’s seat Thursday at what is important to them. “We are all and another collided at around 3 p.m. “Congratulations to Paula Miller and press time. Seeking that party’s nomi- looking for clean water, jobs, good edu- last Thursday, Nov. 14, on Interstate 64 Andria McClellan (both of whom sought nation are Wayne Coleman, CEO and cation.” West in James City County. the nomination), for running campaigns owner of CV International Inc. in Nor- Donald Hart, an active Democrat and Trooper D. Weymouth-German de- about important issues. I look forward to folk; and Richard Ottinger and John chairman of the Accomack Board of Su- termined that after impact, the 2003 working with both of them.” Coggeshall, both Norfolk attorneys. pervisors, would not give a definite an- Chrysler Town & Country driven by Final caucus results showed Lewis win- Accomack County Supervisor Ron swer about his interest in the delegate Lauren Michele Monroe, 43, of Manas- ning in Mathews and both Eastern Shore Wolff already is gearing up for a Lewis post. “I am considering it after many sas, Va., slid into the median, ran off counties. In total, he got 2,658 votes. win. Wolff announced this week that people have contacted me and encour- the road, and struck a tree, partially Miller, a former delegate, took Nor- if Lewis moves up to the Senate, he aged me,” he said Wednesday. “However, ejecting her. Monroe was not wearing folk and Virginia Beach. Her total was would seek the Democratic nomination at this time it is premature to make any a seatbelt. She died at the scene. 1,292. McClellan got a total of 929 votes, for delegate of the 100th District. announcements as … Northam has not The other vehicle, a 2005 Subaru, but did not win in any of the areas. “It’s something I’ve been thinking resigned, no election date for the Senate driven by Duff, also slid into the medi- Figures relayed by Larry Keefe, about for awhile,” said Wolff, who lives has been set and Republicans have not an and ran off the road. It then struck chairman of the 6th Senate District in Assawoman and has a restaurant in chosen a candidate for Senate.” a “high tension wire impact attenua- Democratic Nominating Caucus, were: Atlantic. “The opportunity only presents­ “Our focus right now as Democrats tor … before overturning,” Anaya said. Lewis 731, McClellan 29 and Miller 21 itself one time,” he continued. “I’d prob- should be to get Lyn Lewis elected to No charges were filed. in Northampton; Lewis 1,513, McClel- ably regret it if I didn’t try. I think I’ve the Senate, not to focus on a future The investigation is continuing, the lan 51 and Miller 29 in Accomack; Lewis had a pretty good experience since I’ve possible race,” Hart remarked. sergeant said. Animal Control provides food and shelter to abandoned, unwanted, lost or stray kittens, cats, dogs, and puppies. They place more animals per year than any other group on The Eastern Shore. Some animals do not make it. Animal Control, however, does their best to reunite those lost pets with their families, find rescue groups that will take the ani- mals until they are adopted and even provides adoption services at their facility. This is only a fraction of what Animal Control does and is responsible for in our community. 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By Linda Cicoira though Carbaugh and his lawyer, Mark The PUD is a dud. Baumgartner, did not make a public of- Accomack supervisors denied a pro- fer during the session. posed conditional rezoning amendment “This is the worst ongoing saga I Wednesday night that would allow the have seen in my 18 years” as supervi- first planned unit development in the sor, Thornton said. “I think these peo- county to become a reality. ple (the development group) have been Best known as Atlantic Town Cen- treated atrociously.” ter (ATC), Developer Chris Carbaugh’s Wolff vehemently disagreed. “This has plan for Wattsville was nixed due to been a long, drawn-out process because concerns about a sewage plant he it is new. … We should be held account- wanted to build on Bridge Hill. Super- able to the people to do it right.” He fur- visors Ron Wolff and Grayson Chesser, ther argued that the plan, which was who represent Districts 2 and 3, respec- renamed Town Center at Wallops Island tively, spearheaded the action. Citizens Spaceport, would not bring new NASA or in the two areas have rallied for years aeronautic employees to the area. against the undertaking, fearing pollu- “They’re not interested in buying tion and a drain on local water sources. a house here,” Wolff said. “They could Also voting against the sewage pro- care less about it.” But he contended posal were Chairman Donald Hart, the current situation is a good thing Vice Chairman Jack Gray and Super- since the workers are here for a couple visor Laura Belle Gordy. Supervisors of weeks or months and spend. “We Wanda Thornton, Kay Lewis and Rob- don’t have to put up the infrastructure. ert Crockett were opposed to Chesser’s We don’t have to build new schools motion. Supervisor Reneta Major failed … we’re getting the benefit and then to raise her hand for either side and they’re leaving.” abstained when pressed for a response. The board unanimously appointed She did not explain her vote. Angela Wingfield of Atlantic, a strong The supervisors unanimously sent opponent of ATC, to the Planning Com- actual consideration of the PUD back mission. She will take Chairman Phil to the Planning Commission for due Hickman’s seat. He is stepping down process. County Attorney Mark Taylor on Dec. 31 after 21 years to let younger said all proper ordinance information people get involved. was not included in that body’s public Commissioner George T. Parker re- hearing. The commission recommended signed effective Nov. 14. In an email to denial of both requests. Planner Rich Morrison, Parker wrote, “If Bridge Hill is turned down, it “I will not be able to provide the com- kills the whole process,” Thornton com- mitment of time and effort in the future plained. “You can’t have sewer if you … we will in all likelihood be relocating don’t have Bridge Hill.” … I do not want my resignation to be Initially, Carbaugh wanted to put his misinterpreted, by others, as predicat- wastewater facility at nearby Atlantic, ed by any decision the Board of Super- where treated water would have been visors may make on ATC.” discharged to basins. Residents com- plained the refuse would seep into the aquifer. The commission contended that put- ting the facility on a neighboring par- NEVER PAY cel was not appropriate either. It also found the “treatment facility size and scale is not in-keeping with the Future Land Use Section of the Comprehen- FOR YOUR sive Plan.” Chesser said he didn’t want last- minute proffers to be considered, LOCAL NEWS 4 • Eastern Shore Post • November 22, 2013 Supervisors Continue To GOLD PARTY Whittle Zoning Ordinance By Ron West would be grandfathered and not forced The Northampton Board of Super- to be moved. visors continued to dilute the Draft McSwain indicated that this, as well County Zoning Ordinance Tuesday. as other items in the draft, would be County Economic Development Di- refined over the coming weeks. The rector Charles McSwain proposed sev- long-range schedule for completion of eral ordinance changes that would elim- the Zoning Ordinance calls for public inate duplications and restrictions that information session and public hear- many have suggested are obstructive. ings on it after the first of the year For exmple, McSwain recommended with a vote on it in late spring. Got Gold? eliminating the allowance of bed and Additional parts of the ordinance breakfasts in conservation districts. were eliminated by the board because He pointed out that most property lo- most are covered by state codes. cated in conservation districts is con- David Annis reported that the Ac- Need Cash? trolled by the government or conserva- comack-Northampton Planning District tion groups and not likely to be sites Commission has been instrumental in for residential development. renovating or replacing 12 homes in the Friday - Sunday Nov. 22 - 24 The issue of how to deal with stor- Culls section near Cheriton. Eight other age units and/or non-road-ready truck homes have been elevated to a height of trailers was addressed once again. At one foot above the base flood elevation the last board session, Supervisors requirement. Three additional home are All customers that sell their gold, Larry Trala and Oliver Bennett had on the list to likewise be elevated. raised concerns over their placement. Annis added that the Regional Hous- Trala suggested that parking them ing Authority operates 155 affordable silver, or platinum will be entered in residential areas is an issue, while rental units on the Eastern Shore, of Bennett noted that some farmers use which 89 are in Northampton County. for a chance to win $100. Each truck trailers to store straw or grain. Asked by Board Chairman Willie County Administrator Katie Nunez Randall how many homes still do not reminded the board that trailers al- have indoor plumbing or running wa- day, the closest guess on the ready placed on property in accordance ter, Annis responded that there were guessing game will win a turkey. with the current Zoning Ordinance likely 300 or so in the two counties. Refreshments will be served all weekend.

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Wicomico County District Court West stabbed Miller in the throat. Bundick Street in Onancock was sen- An Accomack man waived extradi- “I … opened my door and I rolled tenced to five years each for two counts Court Postings tion in Wicomico County District Court myself out of the car to avoid any more of failing to register as a sex offender. By Linda Cicoira in Salisbury, Md., last week and will be attack,” the victim told authorities. “I All but seven months was suspended. returned to Accomack to face trial for drew my knife and I got back in the car Judgment was withheld for a year in Accomack Grand Jury first-degree murder. to attack Darren.” Miller said when accordance with First Offender Status A man who was extradited from Ohio Jamar Edjuan Hickman, 24, is ac- West grabbed the blade, “I pulled the for Marquis O. Giddens, 25, of Hilltop is being held in Eastern Shore Regional cused of the shooting death of James handle of the door on his side and I Lane in Wattsville, who was charged Jail in connection with the death of a Marqué Wyatt, 32, also of Tasley, and shoved him outside.” with possession of cocaine. His driver’s Northampton resident last spring. use of a firearm in the crime. According Miller said he managed to drive license was restricted for six months The indictment, handed down by to the Norfolk Medical Examiner’s Of- away but not before West came back at and he was ordered to be on supervised a county Grand Jury in September, fice, Wyatt died from a gunshot wound him. “I could feel myself bleeding very probation for a year. were made public last week after the to the torso. bad all over.” He said West “stabbed ………………………… accused was returned to the area. In The incident was reported to au- me in my right shoulder. I continued to those documents, 27-year-old John thorities at nearly 2 a.m. July 28 at accelerate and the passenger door hit Northampton District Court (also known as Dre and Andre) Dandre a home on Daugherty Road in Tasley. him and knocked him on the ground William Thomas Smith, also known Lavon Logan is charged with malicious The victim was rushed to Riverside and I continued speeding away.” as Bobo Smith, 38, of A.S. West Road wounding by a mob, malicious wound- Shore Memorial Hospital in Nassawa- A motion to order $60,000 in resti- in Painter was charged with breaking ing, murder by a mob (lynching) and dox, where he was pronounced dead. tution for medical bills for Miller was into the residence of Treteka Clark and participating in street gang violence. Sheriff Todd Godwin said an inves- not granted because no evidence of the assaulting her on Nov. 10, according to Officers from the Hamilton County tigation “revealed that an altercation expenses was provided. Northampton District Court records. Sheriff’s Office in Cincinnati, Ohio, occurred between several individuals at William Clinton Ashbrook, 43, of Smith is accused of breaking down brought Logan to Eastville, where he this same address and subsequent gun- Crisfield, Md., was sentenced to five the front door of the Bayside Road is being held without bond pending a shots were fired, resulting in Wyatt be- years each for grand larceny and bur- home. Clark told authorities that she trial set for Feb. 4, 2014. He waived his ing injured.” A party was going on when glary, to run consecutively. The crimes and her daughter were in the bath- right to an extradition hearing. The the incident occurred, Godwin said. occurred on Dec. 4, 2010. Ashbrook was room. “She stated she was struck in the Marshals’ Southern Ohio Fugitive Ap- ………………………… remanded to jail. head several times and her hair was prehension Strike Team arrested Lo- Jennifer Susanne Fears, 36, of Cash- pulled,” Northampton Deputy G.M. Ev- gan without incident on Oct. 23. Northampton Circuit Court ville Road in Onancock was sentenced ans wrote on the arrest warrant. “She The defendant is from Ohio, but has A Virginia Beach man pleaded guilty to 12 months each for 11 counts of ob- had a visible knot on her forehead. Her visited the Shore all his life and was Monday in Northampton Circuit Court taining money by false pretenses, a door jamb appeared splintered and bits living with his aunt at her home on to two counts of obtaining money by year each on six counts of obtaining of wood were on the living room floor.” Blankenship Lane in Tasley when he false pretenses, according to Common- money by false pretenses, and 10 years The “subjects are not married, do allegedly committed the offenses. wealth’s Attorney Bruce Jones. for grand larceny. All but a year and not reside together … and according Jessie Lee Jordan, 23, of the Cape Forty-one-year-old Benjamin Leon four months was suspended. She was to the victim, haven’t lived together in Charles area was beaten and then shot Turner committed the crimes on Jan. ordered to pay $21,256 in restitution to three to four years,” the deputy wrote. outside A&E Auto & Truck Repairs 20 and Feb. 28, 2009. A presentence Kathyanne Runninger. Secured bond for Smith was set at on Sylvan Scene Drive and Lankford report was ordered. Charges of forgery Fears also pleaded no contest to un- $3,000. Highway in Treherneville on April 13. and passing a bad check that allegedly authorized use of a 2001 Hyundai San- Troy Earnest Moses, 42, of Cypress A party was going on inside the es- occurred on Feb. 28, 2009, were not ta Fe belonging to Brenda J. Bobitka Street in Painter was charged with a tablishment that night when Jordan, prosecuted. on May 12, 2007. third or subsequent offense of petty who was called Alex by his family and ………………………… Noe Escalante-Velasquez, 32, of larceny, which is a felony. The crime al- Sponge Bob by friends, was attacked, Dreamland Court in Accomac was sen- legedly occurred on Nov. 12 at Dollar authorities said. Accomack Circuit Court tenced to five years in prison for unau- General in Exmore. Exmore Police Of- Court records show Jordan died A 19-year-old Bloxom man was sen- thorized use, five years for leaving the ficer Marc Anthony Marshall investi- from a gunshot wound to the abdomen tenced in Accomack Circuit Court last scene of an accident and 12 months gated. Secured bond was set at $2,000. after being taken to the emergency week to 20 years in prison for mali- for driving on a suspended license. ………………………… room at Riverside Shore Memorial ciously maiming an admitted marijua- All but a year was suspended. He was Hospital by friends. na dealer during an illegal drug trans- also fined $30 for following too closely. Accomack District Court Logan initially was arrested May action on Dec. 5, 2012. Escalante-Velasquez’s driver’s license Sean Erick Pike, 20, of Seaside Road 16 and charged only with malicious All but four years of the term for was suspended for six months. in Cape Charles was charged with steal- wounding by a mob. He was held with- Darren Tyler West of Nelsonia Road Brezuun Antrell Douglas, 29, of Mc- ing a firearm belonging to Taylor Scott out bond, then released after the charge was suspended; those four years are to Cray Lane in Accomac pleaded guilty on Nov. 1, according to records filed in was dismissed during a June 20 prelim- be served in a youth offender program, to two counts of grand larceny that Accomack General District Court. He inary hearing. Sometime between then according to court records. occurred between July 30 and Sept. was arrested on Nov. 13 after being ex- and September when the indictments The victim was John Charles Miller 1, 2012. A presentence report was or- tradited from Pocomoke, Md. Pike is be- were brought, Logan went back to Ohio. Jr. of Hallwood. The two men met on dered. The case was continued until ing held in Accomack Jail without bond. Three Tasley brothers also have been a country road near Modest Town, the Feb. 3, 2014. C.A. McPherson of Accomack County charged in connection with the death. record states. During the transaction, Christopher Antonio Smith, 41, of Sheriff’s Office investigated. 6 • Eastern Shore Post • November 22, 2013 Northampton Schools Still Lag Behind State Benchmarks By Ron West ncpsk12.com The Northampton County School His report to the board shows that Board and most of the newly elected the system currently has 1,580 K-12 board members who will assume office students plus an additional 129 pre-K in January recently received an up- and special-education students. Twen- date on benchmark testing scores from ty-four students have left the county representatives of Edison Learning. schools, while 16 new students have The benchmark scores show that moved into the area in the past month. while progressing, most of those tested The county has seen a decline in the were still well below what is needed for student census from well over 2,000 the schools to earn full accreditation. students in the past decade. The benchmark scores identify areas Northampton High School assis- that need to be reinforced prior to the tant principal Jennifer Kidwell re- actual online SOL testing. ported that the job-shadowing pro- Superintendent Dr. Walter Clemons gram that is conducted annually Thomas Murray with his wife Kathryn and son Timothy on the Queen reported that the system’s Compre- would occur in February. It provides Elizabeth 2 in 1997. hensive Plan is due for an update by an opportunity for students to partner the end of 2013. He urged everyone to with local businesses and government ~ Murray ~ (Continued From Front Page) go to the school system’s website to re- agencies for a day to experience what view the document and submit sugges- that job entails. of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy for the presi- In politics, he press-advanced U.S. tions for consideration in the review Clemons reported that prelimi- dency on the Democratic ticket. Murray Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey in his quest process. The document may be viewed nary budget numbers call for just over flew on Air Force One with President for the Democratic nomination for pres- by clicking on “Board Docs” at www. $500,000 in new funding. Lyndon Johnson. ident, served as press secretary for U.S. Sen. Joseph M. Montoya of New Mexico in his first race for the U.S. Senate and The Smiling Dolphin also served as deputy press secretary for New York Gov. 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He does not Harvest Collection In October, Tyler agreed to change the want background testimony concern­ 30 Pack venue from Accomac to Virginia Beach, ing the history of the arson investi­ 12 Pack which is in the same circuit. gations to be allowed. Zaleski also is The request does not specify how far seeking to ban any argument or re­ $13.99 $15.99 away Bundick would like the case to mark by the prosecution “in regard to Full Line of go. But she contends she cannot get a any such other arson incidents or any Cran-Brrr - Rita fair trial in the Hampton Roads area related investigations.” Craft Beer due to publicity the case has received. A hearing on the motions is set for $1.99 ea. or The 40-year-old Hopeton woman Dec. 11. 12 Pack also is asking that evidence and re­ In his confession, Smith told police Mix & Match marks during her trial be limited to he deliberately set dozens of fires in Ac­ $9.99 the charges against her and not in­ comack County at Bundick’s direction 6 Pack $8.99 clude the 68 arson-related crimes to in an effort to save their relationship. “I which her fiancé confessed. think this was a stress reliever the way Liberty Creek Gallo Wines Charles Robert Smith III, 38, also it came about,” Smith said. “I thought it Wines known as Charlie Applegate, is being was a joke at first (when she mentioned 1.5 Liter held without bond in Accomack Jail. setting fires). … I just started laughing 1.5 Liter - All Varietals All Varietals He pleaded guilty to the offenses late and then I figured out she was for real.” last month. Bundick was indicted on Smith said Bundick set more than a $6.99 a count of arson and a count of con­ dozen of the fires and drove him to the $8.99 spiring with Smith to commit arson in sites of many others. He also stated connection with an April 1 incident on he and Bundick were responsible for a Airport Road near Melfa. She is free spree of graffiti that covered Accomack Smith Island Cakes sold here! on bond. Citing conflict of interest, the in the months before the fires began. first lawyers who represented Bundick $1.00 off all Becca’s cakes through were granted a motion to withdraw Festival of Lights Dec. 6 Nov. 30, 2013 with coupon. from her case in October. 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Post on Nov. 1 to his motion, noting the The tree lighting ceremony will take story “sets forth that Smith implicated place under the front canopy of River­ this defendant in his statement.” side Shore Memorial Hospital at 5:30 Zaleski also complained that clips p.m., followed by holiday music and re­ of the video confession were broad­ freshments. The lights will shine each cast across Hampton Roads by vari­ evening throughout the holidays. ous television stations. “This defendant Lights can be purchased for $5 each. (Bundick) denies involvement with the Forms are available on posters at local arson crimes of Smith and has asked businesses and post offices and at the 26081 Lankford Hwy, Onley, VA 23418 for trial by jury of the issue of her guilt.” hospital. Honorees receive an acknowl­ “Those broadcasts create a grave edgement of the gift. 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Motorists are advised mation officer with the Virginia Depart- Bryon Heaster Named Community Notes to be alert to a new traf- ment of Transportation. Tasley fic pattern on Route 316, to Exmore Town Council The Eastern Shore at the intersections of Cheriton Volun- By Ron West Railway Museum in Coastal Boulevard and Tasley, teer Fire Company Exmore Town Council called a spe- Parksley Parksley will be having Greenbush and Fairgrounds roads. will hold a 50/50 cial session last Thursday to fill a va- a Spaghetti Supper to- The roundabout is designed to raffle during its Cheriton cancy on Town Council created when day, Nov. 22, at the Parksley increase intersection capacity and fried chicken din- Councilman Robert Duer was named Firehouse Social Hall from 5 to 7 improve traffic flow while addressing ner, to be held Wednes- town manager. p.m. The menu includes spaghetti, sight distance deficiencies. day, Dec. 11, from 5 to 7 p.m. Council selected Exmore resident garlic bread, salad, and an assort- Construction of the Tasley round- The raffle will be held at 6 p.m. Bryon Heaster to complete Duer’s ment of cakes. The cost of the dinner is about, the first on the Eastern Shore of In addition to fried chicken, term. It will be up to the Circuit Court $7 for adults and $4 for children under Virginia, began Aug. 12. Chincoteague’s the menu includes seasoned flat green- to schedule an election for the seat 12 years of age. Carry-out dinners will comparable roadway is a traffic circle, beans, cole slaw, rolls, tea or coffee and or allow the town to wait for the May be available. not a roundabout. The difference be- homemade dessert. 2014 elections. Proceeds will benefit the museum. tween the two is the traffic pattern and The cost is $9 for adults and $5 for Duer had been named to council this If you have any questions, please call the way the channelization is designed, children younger than 12. year after Mayor William Moore Jr. 665-5060 or 665-6271. according to Brooke Grow, public infor- Take-outs will be available. moved to the Belle Haven area, making him ineligible to serve as mayor. Coun- cilman Douglas Greer Sr. was elected by council to serve out the remainder of Moore’s term and Duer was named to finish out Greer’s term. In the only other item covered in the Checking special session, council agreed to ap- point Sandy Savage to fill a vacancy on The relationship account the town’s Planning Commission. that celebrates you. Free Seasonal Flu Vaccination Clinics Set 1 • Earn interest, including .50% APY for the first six months. The Eastern Shore Health District • Enjoy nationwide ATM fee refunds and unlimited transactions! has announced two special free flu vac- cination clinics. • Receive $25 annual birthday deposit. Walk-in clinics will be held at Ac- • Take advantage of these benefits at no charge: comack County Health Department in Accomac and at Northampton County Online Banking, Online Bill Pay, Mobile Banking, Mobile Deposit, Health Department in Nassawadox, on 3”x 5” Safe Deposit Box, Standard Checks and Cashier’s Checks, and Stop Payments. Tuesday, Dec. 3, from 4 to 7 p.m. The number of flu shots available under 2 • Receive .10% interest rate bonus on new CDs. this free program is limited and avail- • Auto-deduct your consumer loan payments and enjoy able for those 3 years and older only; .25% lower APR3 on your loan. therefore, flu shots will be given on a first come, first served basis. On your first birthday following account opening, we’ll add $100 to your Aspire Checking account! Each year after that, we’ll celebrate with you by adding $25 to your account. Happy 80th Happy Birthday! Birthday, JoeAnn Marsh Come by today and

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Awards Dressed for Success Costumed pooches at the recent SPCA Eastern Shore Pet Walk in Onancock included (from left): cowgirls Mz. Marriages Spuds and Nellie; the SPCA’s own Flea and Muffin, who were costumed as a devil and an angel; Laila, Wyatt, and Ava, costumed as a peacock, a shark, and a dinosaur. Best Dressed Adopted Pet winners were Laila and Mz. Spuds, first and second place, respectively. Wyatt and the team of Flea and Muffin won first and second places for Most Original Costume. The judges awarded first and second place ribbons to Muffin and Nellie in the category of Cutest Pet. First- and second-place winners for Scariest Pet were Flea and Ava. The event Births was a fund-raiser for the SPCA no-kill shelter in Onley. •a son, born to •a son, born to Constance Smith of Amanda Chrisman New Church Nov. 11 Top Movers and Jerry Mariner of A right - The Nandua Middle School Melfa Oct. 20 •a son, born to Ashley Harmon and Chess Club — Kenaziah Nock Jamel Upshur of Melfa Nov. 11 (front) and (from left) Isabeau •a daughter, born to Rachel Durham Drewer, Luke Webb and Adam and Billy Baumgardner of Accomac •a daughter, born to Alaina Elder Wirth — came home from its first Nov. 7 Correa of Pocomoke City, Md., Nov. 11 tournament, held in Virginia Beach, with a second-place team •a son, born to Megan Clayton and •a son, born to Shannon Baines of trophy. Drewer took first place for Bobby Reynolds Jr. of Exmore Nov. 11 Belle Haven Nov. 12 top score in her section.

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of Onancock; and grandson, Denver R. husband, John) of Wyalusing, Pa., and Bank, Eastern Shore Rural Health and Enoch III of Salisbury, Md. Judy Carter (and lifetime partner, SCORE. A Kentucky Colonel, he was Obituaries Funeral services were conducted Donna Berry) of Pittsfield, Mass.; sis- a member of the Jamestowne Society, from Williams-Onancock Funeral Home ter, Charlotte Erikson (and husband, Sons of the American Revolution, Vir- Retired School-Bus Saturday, Nov. 16, by Rev. JoLynn Hart. Douglas) of Pennsylvania; five grand- ginia Historical Society, Eastern Shore Driver Dies Interment, with military honors, fol- children; two great-grandchildren and of Virginia Barrier Islands Center, Ex- lowed in Mount Holly Cemetery. many nieces and nephews. more Belle Haven Lions Club, and Hun- Mr. Garland Memorial contributions may be No service is planned. gars Episcopal Church in Bridgetown W. Spence, 90, made to Riverview U.M. Church, 21383 Memorial contributions may be and was a former long-time member of of Southside Southside Rd., Onancock, VA 23417. made to Bradford County Humane So- Manakin Episcopal Church. Chesconnes- Memory tributes may be shared at ciety of Ulster, Pa. Condolences may be Mr. Stone is survived by his wife of sex passed away www.williamsfuneralhomes.com made at www.foxfuneralhomes.com 62 years, Janet Thomas Stone; daugh- Tuesday, Nov. 12, Arrangements were made by Fox & ter, Jan Stone Rice (and husband, Ron- 2013, at Arcadia Chincoteague Holston Funeral Home, Chincoteague. ald); grandson, Thomas Lee Rice; sis- Nursing Center ter Beverly Stone Haile (and husband, in Parksley. Electrician Dies Former Lions Club Hudson); nephew, Gregory Haile (and Born in South- Mr. Donald E. Ross of Chincoteague District Governor Dies wife, Bonnie); and niece, Claire Packer side Chesconnes- Mr. Spence passed away Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2013, at (and husband, Bruce). sex, he was the son Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Mr. J. Minor Stone III, 89, died A celebration of life was held at of the late William E. and Lillie Harmon- Salisbury, Md., at the age of 76. Friday, Nov. 15, 2013. Hungars Episcopal Church Thursday, sen Evans Spence. He served in the U.S. Born in Towanda, Pa., he was the Born in Ashland, Va., he was the son Nov. 21. Burial will be private. Navy and later retired from Accomack son of the late Donald and Evelyn Bur- of the late James Memorial donations may be made County, where he was a school bus driv- gess Ross. Mr. Ross was an electrician Minor Stone Jr. to Old Dominion Eye Bank, 9200 Arbo- er and custodian. Mr. Spence was a long- for many years. He loved fishing, boat- and Evelyn Ren- retum Pkwy., Chesterfield, VA 23236; time member of Riverview U.M. Church. ing, sports, and spending time with his nie Stone. Eastern Shore Rural Health, P.O. Box He loved working outdoors and especial- family and friends. He had such a love After serving 1039, Nassawadox, VA 23413; or Hun- ly enjoyed duck hunting. for animals and all nature had to offer. honorably in the gars Episcopal Church, P.O. Box 367, Survivors include his wife, Lula He is survived by his wife, Rosetta U.S. Air Force in Eastville, VA 23347. Mae Spence; daughter, Bonnie Enoch Ross; daughters, Trudy Goodwin (and the South Pacif- Family and friends may sign the guest ic during World book at www.hollandfuneralhome.net War II, Mr. Stone Arrangements were made by Hol- The Lowest Funeral graduated from land Funeral Home at Nassawadox. Randolph Macon Mr. Stone Prices - Period. College, where he Alvin ‘Big Al” Dixon was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon Mr. Alvin Dixon (Al), 73, of Cali- fraternity. In 1952, he took a position fon, N.J., died Friday, Nov. 15, 2013, at Complete Funeral Package with U.S. Fidelity and Guaranty Insur- Hunterdon Medical Center. $ ance Company (USF&G). During his Born in Wilmington, Del., he was 3,995 35-year career, he worked in Washing- the son of the late James A. and Mollie ton, D.C., and Richmond, Va. M. Dixon. He graduated from Virginia • Metal Casket Mr. Stone was a life member of the Polytechnic Institute with a civil engi- • Concrete Vault American Society of Safety Engineers neering degree. • Professional Service and past president of the Colonial Vir- Big Al, as he was known to many, ginia Chapter; he was a member of sold magnetic drive pumps, retiring • Flowers, DVD, Portrait, Veterans of Safety International. Mr. from Dickow Pump Company in 2007. Register Book Stone was passionate about the work of He was a National Guardsman, a Ma- Lions Club International; he was hon- son with Mansfield 36, and an active ored as a Melvin Jones Fellow, served as member of Lower Valley Presbyterian president of the Richmond James River Church of Califon, where he served as Lions Club and as district governor of a trustee, was in the prayer group and Virginia 24-B Lions International and taught Sunday School occasionally. past president of the Past District Gov- He was civic-minded and volunteered ernors Association. Mr. Stone served for in many capacities in all the commu- many years as a member of the alumni nities in which he lived. He liked to 22421 Lankford Hwy. • ACCOMAC • 757-787-1068 board of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. tinker and always had a project going. Visit our new website at He was co-founder and past president Mr. Dixon was skilled in plumbing, of the Brighten Green Community As- electricity, carpentry and knife sharp- www.BennieSmithFuneralHome.com sociation. He served on the Governor’s ening. He loved spending time with Priscilla Rounds - Manager Highway Safety Committee and as a friends and family and thought of ev- /BennieSmithFuneralHome board member of Old Dominion Eye eryone as a potential friend. November 22, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 11

Mr. Dixon leaves behind his wife, Janet Jayden Parks of Exmore; and great- Arrangements were made by Wilkins- She was predeceased by her hus- Sweitzer Dixon; daughter, Kelley Teabo; grandchildren, Roan and Lucia White- Doughty Funeral Home, Cape Charles. band, Warren Lewis Sr.; three broth- step-sons Scott, John and Tim Sweitzer; side. Mr. Parks was predeceased by a ers, William, George and Warren Hick- six grandchildren; brother, James C. grandson, Joshua Whiteside. Exmore Woman Dies man; a sister, Carolyn Russell; and a Dixon; and nieces and nephews. A graveside service was conducted Gloria S. Heath, 86, of Exmore son-in-law, Wayne Gentry. Mrs. Lewis The funeral service was held Tuesday, Tuesday, Nov. 19, at Belle Haven Cem- died Sunday, Nov. 17, 2013, at Heritage is survived by her daughters, Nancy Nov 19. A graveside service was conduct- etery by Rev. Robert Madron. Hall Healthcare and Rehab Center in Lewis of Accomac and Martha Gentry ed Thursday, Nov 21, at Cape Charles Memorial donations may be made to Nassawadox. of Parksley; sons, Warren V. Lewis Jr. of Cemetery by Pastor Patricia Money. Faith Baptist Church, P.O. Box 473, Mel- Funeral services will be held Satur- Leemont and Wayne Lewis (and fiancée, Memorial donations can be made to fa, VA 23410. Online condolences may be day, Nov. 23, at 1 p.m. at New Mr. Zion Shannon) of Bloxom; grandchildren, the Lewy Body Dementia Association, offered at www.doughtyfuneralhome.com Church in Painter. A viewing will be Matthew Lewis (and wife, Kari), David, 912 Killian Hill Rd., S.W. Lilburn, GA Arrangements were made by held Friday, Nov. 22, from 5 to 7 p.m. Travis, Rebekah and Michael Lewis, 30047 - www.lbda.org; or the Alzheim- Doughty Funeral Home in Exmore. at Smith & Scott Funeral Home in Ex- Vicky Wessells and Erika Key (and hus- er’s Association, P.O. Box 96011 Wash- more. Interment will be in the church band, Steven); five great-grandchildren; ington, DC 20090-6011 - www.alz.org Cape Charles Woman’s cemetery. and several nieces and nephews. Online condolences may be sent to the A graveside service was conducted family at doughtyfuneralhome.com Son Passes Away Parksley Woman Tuesday, Nov. 19, at Parksley Cemetery, Arrangements were made by Wilkins- Mr. Michael Lee Robins, 60, of with Rev. Philip Parker officiating. Doughty Funeral Home, Cape Charles. Richmond, Va., passed away Saturday, Passes Away Memorial contributions may be Nov. 16, 2013, at Memorial Regional Mrs. Irene Hickman Lewis, 90, made to Hospice and Palliative Care School-Bus Driver, Medical Center. of Parksley passed away Monday, Nov. of the Eastern Shore, 165 Market A native of Virginia, he was the 18, 2013, at Riverside Shore Rehabili- St., Suite 3, Onancock, VA 23417; or Retired Contractor Dies son of Vilette Travis Robins of Cape tation Center in Parksley. Woodberry U.M. Church, c/o Nancy Mr. Donnie Bramble Parks, 69, of Charles, and the late Rev. Chester M. Born in Hopeton, she was the Lewis, P.O. Box 302, Accomac, VA Exmore died Saturday, Nov. 16, 2013, Robins Jr. He was a master cabinet daughter of the late William T. and 23301. To sign the guest book online, at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital. maker and a member of Faith Land- Jewell Fisher Hickman. Mrs. Lewis visit www.thorntonfuneralhome.net A native of Harborton, he was the mark Ministries. was a homemaker and a member of Arrangements were made by Thorn- son of the late Howard B. and Thelma In addition to his mother, survivors Woodberry U.M. Church. ton Funeral Home in Parksley Wood Parks. Mr. Parks was a school- include his wife, Ellen Robins; sons, bus driver for Northampton County Clifton Robins (and wife, Sarah) of Rich- Public Schools, a retired contractor, a mond and Mark Robins (and fiancée, member of Faith Baptist Church and Leah) of Richmond; brother, Chester Central Masonic Lodge 300 and past “Crash” M. Robins III (and wife, Joyce) master of Ocean Masonic Lodge. of Greenville, N.C.; sister, Lorraine En- REMINDER He is survived by his wife, Jean nis of Cape Charles; and grandchildren, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY Mitchell Parks; children, Laura Mae Clifton Ian Robins Jr., Jackson Bear Tatum of Willis Wharf, Justin Thomas Robins, and Ella Grace Robins. Parks of Exmore, and Andrew Burleigh A graveside service was conducted TAX YEAR 2013 COUNTY TAXES Parks of Exmore; sister, Cathy Love of Thursday, Nov. 21, at Cape Charles North Augusta, S.C.; brother, Joseph L. Cemetery by Dr. Kenneth Simpson. ARE DUE Parks (and wife, Betty) of Onley; grand- Memorial donations may be made children, Bruce Whiteside (and wife, to a charity of one’s choice. Online con- MUST BE RECEIVED OR POSTMARKED Susanna) of Hampton, Katilyn Parks dolences may be sent to the family at of Exmore, Jase Parks of Exmore, and www.doughtyfuneralhome.com ON OR BEFORE death by Family DECEMBER 5, 2013 accideNt? Dentistry Need Help with Funeral Expenses? We accept most PPO insurances OR and Virginia Medicaid and we Call Lawrence Land provide a full spectrum of services. 10% Penalty and 10% Interest Per Annum free advice :HSDUWLFLSDWHZLWK “The Accident Lawyer from 3HUGXH 7\VRQV· MUST BE ADDED the other side of the bay.” ,QVXUDQFH Se habla español I will come to you. CYNTHIA S. BRADFORD, County Treasurer 757-442-7272 • 757-787-1911 Timothy Fei, DDS (757)665-7729 COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON, VIRGINIA 10181 rogers drive, Nassawadox, va 23413 Parksley, VA 12 • Eastern Shore Post • November 22, 2013 Wild Dogs Have Hopeton Residents Living in Fear By Linda Cicoira Ms. Van Dessel said, she was told an is injured or killed,” Cormons said. “It on vacation, he or she was wrong. Re- Chincoteague is famous for its wild officer would not respond unless some- is a serious issue.” He suggested inves- garding the biting rule Van Dessell pony herd while Hopeton is becoming one had been bitten. tigating what other areas do to combat was told about, Godwin said, “That is known for its wild dog packs. Supervisor Jack Gray advised them such problems. not the way we handle any kind of dog Residents of the latter area com- to call Lt. Carl Wright of ACSO. Gray Supervisor Grayson Chesser said he complaint.” plained at a session of the Accomack said that after complaints were made faced a similar predicament two years The sheriff said officers need a court Board of Supervisors Wednesday of last year, Animal Control, thanks to ago when stray dogs killed a cat at his order from the health department to vicious canines attacking wildlife and Wright, trapped 27 dogs. Gray was re- home. “Dogs are named companion ani- shoot a dog. He said using tranquiliz- livestock. ferring to Matt Cormons’ cow that was mals” and people are afraid to kill them. er guns is a liability since the animal “It’s resulting in danger to the people lost to a pack attack. “It’s hard to sight a gun when you have could cause a traffic crash. “We don’t in the area,” said David Van Dessel, who Cormons was in attendance and to think, ‘Am I committing a felony?’ ” have the option of just shooting,” God- told of numerous attacks to household reported counting 26 stray dogs at Sheriff Todd Godwin addressed the win said. “Wild dogs, they won’t trap” pets in recent weeks. He also found the a nearby trailer park recently. He issues the following day when contact- easily, he continued. Godwin said the remains of two raccoons that “were killed blamed the death of two of his turkeys ed by the Post. He said if a dispatcher department purchased a “spring-loaded and torn apart” in a field and complained two weeks ago on wild or stray dogs. told Ms. Van Dessell that traps weren’t snare” which is like a lasso to help catch that he’s been chased by the dogs. “It is a matter of time before a child available because an officer took a key the dogs. “We are doing all that we can.” “They are attacking anything they can get a hold of,” Van Dessel’s daugh- ter, Teresa, said. “It’s going to get worse.” She said she alerted Animal Control, New Affordable Housing Project Proposed which is overseen by Accomack County By Linda Cicoira Wednesday to consider approving his cent of the area median family income, Sheriff’s Office (ACSO), four times with Accomack Village is the name De- application for a $700,000 Community which, according to Koogler, is $51,900 no satisfaction. veloper Dave Koogler has given his $10 Development Block Grant that would for a family of four in Accomack. Once she said she was told traps million, 96-unit “family” apartment help fund the project adjacent to Ac- The “program is a long-term solu- could not be set because the officer was complex proposed for 6.4 acres along comack Manor, which Koogler’s com- tion to a continuing problem as hous- on vacation and had the only key to Lankford Highway near Parksley. pany, Mark-Dana Corporation (MDC), ing must remain in the affordable retrieve the equipment. Another time, He asked Accomack supervisors built in 2007. program at least 30 years,” Koogler The supervisors wanted time to look continued. “These will be for 40 years. over the plans before making a deci- MDC has been involved in building sion. County staff is expected to make affordable housing for more than 40 a report about it in December. years, Koogler said. The company also 35 years exp • 20 yrs. ASE Master Certified “I know you know that you lack hous- constructed Exmore Village I and II ing — affordable housing,” Koogler told and Peter Cartwright Apartments in Same Day Repair officials. “If you built it, they’ll stand in the Exmore area. line trying to get in because there is Koogler said he is hoping that the New & Used Tires • No appointment needed that much need.” entrance to Metompkin Road would be Koogler said the one-, two- and moved to the other side of Zion Baptist Foreign & Domestic Auto Repairs three-bedroom, low-income apartments Church when the new development is 1st Time Customer Special would be spread across five brick or built. Land from the corporation and stone buildings with a central structure the church already have been donated • Up to 5 qts. Premium Oil for a clubhouse, laundry, fitness room, for that cause. Synthetic Blend 5w-30 $25 management office, and computers. The The developer contends that not •Oil Filter •Tire Rotation •Balance Tires •Safety Inspection plan includes sprinkler systems, ceiling a lot of money is made from the ven- fans, smoke detectors, laundry connec- tures. It’s a “labor of love,” Zoogler said. Present coupon at time of service. Limit (1) coupon per vehicle. Not tions, wall-to-wall carpets and Energy “You get rich in helping people.” valid with other offers. Coupon has no cash value. Star appliances. In other business, the supervisors Free Services In addition, he said, full criminal turned down a request from Natural Tire background checks would be conduct- Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) Antifreeze test • Air pressure check • Brake check • A/C Check ed on all applicants, who must be em- Floodplain Easement Program that Lowest Prices on the Shore! ployed or show an income source and would have bought out a Sanford land- make 2.5 times the rent to qualify. The owner’s property. The county would 10% Senior Citizen Discount development will have a “zero toler- have been responsible for buying the Monday-Friday 7am - 5pm, Sat. 8am - 1pm ance policy for criminal activity.” parcels while the agency would have re- Rent amounts would be determined imbursed the owner for buildings that by a formula that would limit the cost were damaged in Hurricane Sandy. The to no more than 30 percent of a ten- officials said they need more informa- Next to the National Guard Armory ant’s income. Median incomes for rent- tion. Staff was concerned that the ac- 71 Kerr St. Onancock, VA restricted units may not exceed 60 per- tion would set a precedent. November 22, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 13

For $8,000 Property in Birdsnest •From John and Donald Jones For $74,000 Marriage To Accomack County •From Tidewater Farm Enterprises, LLC 33.43 acres near Accomac To Michael and Mirchelle Enright Licenses Issued For $540,000 Property at Pickett’s Harbor •Brian Tracy Nipper, 39, of Ports- •From Robert and Vickie Thornes For $87,000 mouth, Va., and Mary Virginia To Collision Worx, LLC •From Bank of America Funding Corp. Dorsch, 39, of Birdsnest Tasley parcel To Ronnie Holden •Saucedo Martinez Eden, 32, and For $80,000 10442 Brickhouse Rd., Hare Valley Rubelina Escalante Tomas, 33, both •From Daniel and Barbara Fitzgibbon For $82,600 of Accomac To David and Janet Whalen •From Charles Stanziale •Peter Dimodica 3rd, 57, and Chincoteague parcel To Catherine and Scott Ward Maureen Ann Weimer, 50, both of For $118,000 328 Randolph Ave. in Cape Charles Bridgewater, N.J. •From Richard and Helen Kronen For $80,000 •Robert Daniel Fleming and Carrie To Robert and Diane Cockrell •From Branch Bank & Trust Co. Ann Murray, both 44, of Delmar, Del. Lot 2206, Section 4, Captain’s Cove To Asir and Duran Korkmaz •Brian Keith Alfree Jr., 30, and For $5,000 Property near Exmore Allena Renae Annis, 28, both of •From PNC Bank National Association For $50,700 Parksley Property To Janie and Timothy Rainwater, •From James Smith For $15,000 27503 Allure Chase, near Cheapside To Sonia Maldonado •From Dianna Russell Transactions For $396,000 Property in Cheapside To Thomas and Katheryn Burke •From Eagle Sound Estates, LLC •From Stephen Robbins For $15,500 Lot 132, Section 7, Captain’s Cove To Nandua Selects, LLC To Badruz and Tahmina Zaman •From Judith and Randolph Cashwell For $5,000 More than 8 acres, Hacks Neck Property in Cheriton To Charles, Philip & Susanne Grizzard •From JP Morgan Chase Bank For $235,000 For $50,000 Property in Bayview To Sean John and Arline Curtis •From Thomas Dix & William Fluhart •From Mary Thomas For $138,000 Lot 2263, Section 4, Captain’s Cove To Candice Falloon To Todd Thomas •From Elizabeth Tankard For $84,900 Property in Parksley Property near Silver Beach To Hunter Burger •From June Rhoads For $115,000 For $20,000 Property near Franktown To Joseph and Nancy Groves •From George and Phyllis Geiger •From Trevor Siegel For $575,000 Lot 50, Unit 3, Trails End To Michael and Allison Geiger To Jennifer Hume and Sharon Angle •From Monaco Homes, Inc. For $16,100 Mappsville parcel Property near Jamesville To Blaine and Natalie Smith •From Deborah Bush For $32,000 For $9,999 Lot 72 at Bay Creek To Paul and Deborah Wozniak •From Patricia Long •From Judy Fitchett For $42,350 Lot 2, Unit 3, Trails End To David Bankert To Thomas Fitchett •From Hattie, Lucius, and Tyvonne For $14,500 Lots 668 and 669, Unit 1, Trails End Property in Cheriton Townsend and Deborah Wessells •From Anna Morris For $33,500 For $15,000 To Tim Wivell To Robert Wilkerson •From Helen and Ray Smith •From Harbour Asset Servicing, Inc. Property near Cheriton Chincoteague parcel To Clifton Downing To Ester Corpus For $10,000 For $46,555 Bloxom parcel Property in Exmore •From Kathleen and William Smyth •From Bradley and Peggy Hunt For $90,000 For $8,750 To John and Shirley Edwards To Daniel McClelland and Mary Pereda •From Barry Ward •From Heather and Scott Banks Property in Cape Charles Lot 157, Unit 3, Trails End To Linda Tuite To Susan and Charles Jenks Jr. For $453,500 For $8,048 Lots 110 and 111, Unit 3, Trails End Lot 49 at Bay Creek •From Special Commissioner James •From Lester, Charles and George For $12,000 For $365,000 Elliott and Benjamin Custis Cherrix and Vivian Wallace •From Citifinancial, Inc. •From Eugene Erb To Gregory Williams To Brian and Margaret Brennan To Serafico and Vincenta Diaz To Laurance Trala Savageville parcel Wachapreague parcel Belle Haven parcel Lot 14, Peaceful Meadows, near Jamesville For $800 For $65,000 For $46,000 For $267,500 •From Special Commissioner James •From Steve and Doris Griswold •From Michelle Renaud & Ann Schlaefer •From Vanderbilt Mortgage and Elliott and Edward and Rosa Northam To Michael and Robin Brady To Thomas and Mary Uhlfedler Finance, Inc. To Gregory Williams Jr. Locustville parcel Pungoteague parcel To Nicholas and Susan Strangarity 2 Withams parcels For $11,900 For $475,000 3446 Smaw Dr., near Townsend For $450 •From M&T Bank •From Jason Glace For $49,950 •From Jack Lynch and J&A Builders To James and Lucrettia Mottley To William Baumgardner •From Harbour Asset Servicing, Inc. To William Lerch Lot 996, Section 1, Captain’s Cove Lot 308, Unit 3, Trails End To Peter and Susan Corrigan Lot 2, Section 5, Captain’s Cove For $299,000 For $14,000 Property at Marina Village, Cape Charles For $174,850 •From SunTrust Bank •From Anthony Crivella For $22,000 •From Patricia Bounds and Juan Godoy To Edward Kattau To Thorn and Joy Darr •From Amy Borum and Kristin Mosley To Angel Rodriquez 14309 Shields Bridge Rd., Belle Haven 5.25 acres, Coal Kiln To Michael Sayers Metompkin parcel For $58,000 14 • Eastern Shore Post • November 22, 2013 P A S T I M E S Last Week’s Answers November 22, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 15

H10 a.m. - Duplicate Bridge - HKiwanis’ Craft Show - Nandua FRIDAY SATURDAY Nov. 22 Sage Restaurant, Onley - High School, Onley 442-2474 Nov. 23 H9 a.m. - Zumba Class - Hnoon - AA mtg. - UMC, 75 Market St., Onancock Chincoteague YMCA - $5 - 336-3535 POST H12:30 p.m. - Science & Philosophy Phragmites: H9 a.m.-1 p.m. - Pet Pictures With Santa - SPCA, Gun Control: Is It About Guns, Or Control? - Onley - $12 donation ESCC, Melfa H9 a.m.-1 p.m. - Craft/Vendor Show - Arcadia High H4-8 p.m. - Holiday Shoppers’ Fair To Benefit TIMES School, Oak Hall - tables for rent for $25: 854-1414 Acc. Cty. 4-H Clubs - Elks Lodge, Accomac - H9 a.m.-2 p.m. - Craft Show - Central Baptist 302-3229 Church, Lankford Hwy., Onley H6 p.m. - Celebrate Recovery Group mtg. - Hnoon & 7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Holy Trinity NOV. 22 – 28 Family Life Center, Onancock - Meal: $6/single or Episcopal Church, 66 Market St., Onancock $10/family H2 p.m. - Pre-Thanksgiving Service - Holy H2:30 p.m. - Bingo - H6 p.m. - Quarter Auction - Living Waters Church Lighthouse Church, Cheriton Sunday Vietnam Veterans’ Bldg., of God, Pocomoke - 410-957-3389 H5-7 p.m. - Thanksgiving Dinner - Calvary UMC, Nov. 24 Main St., Onley H7 p.m. - Motivational Speaker Chris Skinner 21457 Hopkins Rd., Parksley H3 p.m. - November Birthday Celebration To Talk - Broadwater Academy, Exmore H6 p.m. - Parrot Head Club Gathering - Willis Co. - St. John’s Baptist Church, Onancock H7 p.m. - Life Teach Series - Rachel/Leah BBQ & Seafood, 4456 Willis Wharf Rd. H3 p.m. - New Hallelujah Gospel Covenant Ministries Center - 787-2486 H6 p.m. - Apostle Lenwood Wright - Mt. Zion Holy Singers in Concert - Harvest Time H7:30 p.m. - Bingo (doors open at 6:30 p.m.) - Church, Bayside Rd., Onancock Deliverance Center, Painter Exmore Moose Lodge, Belle Haven H6 p.m. - Youth & Young Adult Summit - H7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Grace UMC, 18484 H7:30 p.m. - Pastoral Birthday - Refuge Temple Transformation Temple Church of God & Christ Wilson Ave., Parksley Outreach Ministry, 513 Ocean Hwy., Pocomoke H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Eastville Vol. Fire Co.

H9 a.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - St. Andrew's H10 a.m. - TOPS mtg. - Market Street UMC, Onancock - Monday TUESDAY Catholic Church, Chincoteague 787-3635 Nov. 25 Nov. 26 H10 a.m. - Bingo - Accomack Sr. Village, Hnoon - AA mtg. - St. George’s Episcopal Church, Pungoteague Onancock - 787-3900 H5-6 p.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Market St. UMC, Onancock H5:30 p.m. - TOPS mtg. - Belle Haven Presbyterian Church - H6 p.m. - Bingo - Elks Lodge, Tasley 442-9776 H6:30 p.m. - Cub Scout Pack 300 mtg. - Grace UMC, Parksley H6 p.m. - Rachel Leah Ministries - 787-2486 H7 p.m. - Line Dancing Class - Indiantown Park, Eastville - 678-0468 H6 p.m. - Bingo - Pocomoke Elks, next to YMCA H6 p.m. - Lion’s Club mtg. - Sage Diner, Onley - 787-2059 H6:30-8:30 p.m. - GED Class - ESCC, Melfa H7:45 a.m. - Kiwanis Club of Accomack mtg. - Sage Diner, WEDNESDAY H7 p.m. - Narcotics Anon. mtg. - Jerusalem Baptist Onley Church, Temperanceville Nov. 27 Hnoon - AA mtg. - UMC, 75 Market St., Onancock H7:30 p.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Atlantic UMC - 824-5386 H2 p.m. - Children’s Story Hour - E.S. Public Library, Accomac H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - smoke free - Cheriton VFC H4 p.m. - Arts & Crafts Time - Cape Charles Memorial Library H7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Atlantic Methodist Church, 10044 H5:30-6:30 p.m. - Free Meals for the Hungry - Epworth UMC, Exmore - 442-6391 Atlantic Rd. H5-6 p.m. - AA & Al-Anon mtgs. - RSMH, Nassawadox H7:30 p.m. - Order of The Eastern Star (Accomack H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Painter VFC Chapter #62) mtg. - Masonic Lodge, Chincoteague

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Posting p By SPORTS U Bill Sterling Looking Back on Shore Fall Sports he fall season for high-school sports Youth Football League is so important But still, without a youth football was unbeaten during the district regu- Thas come to an end. to the progress of high-school football program in Northampton, it will be dif- lar season. Now is the time to roll out the bas- on the Shore. ficult for the high-school team to com- Youth also ruled in cross country, ketballs and the wrestling mats for the Led by Wayne Burton, director of pete with its counterparts. where the top two boys were sopho- winter sports. Accomack’s Parks and Recreation De- Looking at Broadwater’s season is more Evan Lawrence of Nandua and But let’s look back on the fall sports partment, and also an assistant coach a bittersweet experience. An 8-2 sea- freshman Logan Godwin of Arcadia. and glean what we can from an over- with Arcadia, the league includes 130 son is a mark to be proud of, but when Northampton, which has won the view. youth from ages 5 to 14 playing in one considers the two losses were both team titles with great depth, will like- It’s obvious Eastern Shore football three age divisions. 1-point defeats in games where there ly continue that trend, but an emerg- is not on a level with teams on the oth- Chincoteague has a youth program were so many opportunities to change ing star is sophomore Erica Head, who er side of the bay, judging from the lop- that, though independent, works with the outcome, it also can be deflating. qualified for the state cross country sided scores last weekend when both the Accomack County Football League. Consider that Broadwater’s only meet while also making All-Region as Nandua and Arcadia were defeated in Chincoteague High School Coach Nick regular-season loss was to Virginia a field hockey midfielder. first-round playoff games. Howard said the current group of high- Episcopal School — which won the In golf, two of the best local golfers But talking to both coaches this school players has benefited greatly Division 3 state championship with are girls, Arcadia junior Sarah Jones week, it’s also obvious that although from the island’s youth program. Victo- a 10-1 record and had a double-digit and Nandua sophomore Leslie Iberra, the losses stung, they also served to rious in the last five games they played winning margin in all but two of its who will be back next season to shoot show the underclassmen returning this season and returning almost all wins — and you know VES must have even lower scores. next year what it takes to compete at a their starters, the Ponies should be great respect for the Vikes. To wrap up, though they really play higher level. taking another step forward next sea- The other 1-point loss, of course, was no factor in the regular season, here Coaches Tony Nock of Arcadia and son. in the state semi-final to Fuqua, which are the conference alignments. Nan- Chris Miles of Nandua said their play- In Northampton County, the lack of lost the state championship to Blessed dua and Arcadia are in 2A East with ers understand they need to hit the a youth football program is a hindrance Sacrament-Huguenot in overtime af- King William, Windsor, Bruton and weight room, sharpen their fundamen- to improving the level of football. ter a controversial call. A 2-point try by Maggie Walker Governor’s School. tals and prepare like never before to Coach David Farlow of Northamp- Huguenot with little time remaining to Northampton and Chincoteague are in advance in the playoffs. ton, who I felt made great progress force the game into overtime was ruled the 1A East with Franklin, Surry, Sus- Both teams have a core of return- with the Yellow Jackets this season no good, setting off a Fuqua celebra- sex County and Appomattox Regional ing players who have the talent to take despite its third straight 0-10 season, tion. However, referees huddled and Governor’s School. their teams to the next level. Now they propped up the youth football program reversed the call, sending the game The conferences are based on en- should have the motivation. in the county for years and then ran into overtime, where Fuqua lost. rollment with 1A the smallest up to The one factor beyond the control a successful JV program before becom- Switching from football, volleyball the largest 6A schools. Region play in- of high-school coaches is the develop- ing head coach of the high-school pro- had Northampton and Nandua repre- volves schools of similar size from the ment of football players at a young age. gram. senting the Eastern Shore in playoff eastern region of the state. Pop Warner Leagues and other youth Without Farlow at the lower levels, competition. The Lady Jackets were The quiz comes next week. leagues in many areas develop play- there was neither a youth football pro- conference runners-up, with the Lady ers using the same system as the high gram nor a JV team in Northampton Warriors ousted in the first round. school where those young tykes will be this season. Next year looks promising for those If you would like playing some day. Burton said Farlow has been very two teams to advance in the playoffs. A player learning the fundamentals supportive of the Accomack Youth Northampton returns the Shore Dis- your ad to run in the as a freshman, no matter how talent- Football League, sending equipment trict’s Offensive and Defensive Play- ed, will have trouble competing with and players from Northampton. ers of the Year in Taylor and Kennedy a player who has been schooled in the “We’re here to develop all players Webb, respectively, both sophomores Post’s Sports Section, basics of football since an early age. from the Eastern Shore. It’s not about this season. Nandua, a very deep team, That is why the Accomack County one school or the other,” said Burton. loses only one player from a team that call 789-7678 November 22, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 19 Youth Basketball Hunters for Hungry Sign-ups on Island Seeking Donations The Chincoteague Athletic Boosters The Eastern Shore Chapter of the will hold sign-ups for the Youth Bas- Virginia Hunters for the Hungry is ketball League season. SPORTS SHORTS conducting its 16th season of service to Anyone age 5-15 interested in sign- residents of the Shore. ing up may do so at the Hampton Inn Ducks Unlimited Branscome office (Tasley), Chris’ Bait The program raises funds to pay from now until Dec. 22, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Tackle (Capeville), Eastern Shore the processing cost for deer donated by The cost is $30 for the first child and Social Nov. 23 Outfitters (Exmore), The Island House local hunters. The deer are processed $10 for each sibling. The Eastern Shore Chapter of Restaurant (Wachapreague) and Sea- into packages of ground meat that are Ducks Unlimited Membership Social worthy Marine (Exmore). Additionally, distributed through the Foodbank. Turkey Trot Run/Walk will be held Saturday, Nov. 23, at the they can be purchased from DU com- The deer may be taken to the re- Barrier Islands Center in Machipongo. mittee members or on-line at www. frigerated trailers at the foodbank in at Nassawadox Gates will open at 4:30 p.m. and the ducks.org/virginia/events/28730/eastern Tasley or B&B Market in Machipongo. Northampton County Parks and event will kick off with music by DJ -shore-oyster-roast They also may be taken to the local Recreation is sponsoring the Annual David Outten, who also will offer a free processor, Brent Powell, in Wachapre- Turkey Trot Fun/Run Walk on Satur- photo booth. An Eastern Shore Oyster Saxis VFR To Hold ague. The deer must be field-dressed day, Nov. 23, in front of the Cancer Cen- Roast will begin at 5:30 p.m. with an and registered. ter on Hospital Road in Nassawadox. all-you-can-eat menu of roasted oys- Turkey Shoot The program pays $45 per deer for Registration for runners and walk- ters, steamed clams and barbeque with The Saxis Volunteer Fire and Res- processing costs, discounted from the ers will begin at 10 a.m the day of the all the fixings. cue Company is holding its 28th an- going price of $80 a deer. race, which will begin at 10:30 a.m. Advance tickets are $50 per person nual Turkey Shoot Saturday, Nov. 23, The local chapter is requesting both The entry fee is $10; children 12 and or $75 per couple, which includes food from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. deer and financial donations. Send under will be admitted free. Additional and an annual membership to Ducks There is a barrel limit of 30 inches and checks made payable to “Hunters for contributions will benefit Northamp- Unlimited and the magazine. Tickets 12 gauge only. No extended choke tubes the Hungry” to P.O. Box 1702, Parks- ton Parks and Recreation Department. purchased at the door will be $100 per allowed.There will be a kids’ .410 gauge ley, VA 23421. Frozen turkeys and prizes will be person, no exceptions. division. Participants will be shooting for For information, call Worth Saun- given to overall division winners and Tickets can be purchased at the turkeys and hams. Two special rounds ders, at 710-0049 or email aes3ptocs@ first-place age bracket winners. Barrier Islands Center (Machipongo), will be held for local decoys. yahoo.com Three Fishing Tourneys Slated Sarah Jones of Three local tournaments will keep 50/50 raffles. There are cash prizes for Arcadia Qualifies anglers busy through early December. the top four adult winners and prizes Captain Steve’s Annual Striper for first- and second-place youth win- for State Tournament begins today and contin- ners. Call Atlantic Volunteer Fire and ues through Sunday. There is no cost, Rescue Co. at 824-4844. Golf Tourney and awards are given for the top five Flounder are still being taken inside Sarah Jones of stripers by weight. Anglers can regis- the inlets in the deeper channels on Arcadia advanced ter at the shop on 6527 Maddox Blvd., frozen silverside minnows. to the state golf Chincoteague, or by calling 336-0569. Redfish (puppy drum) heading south tournament for The 18th Annual Rockfish Riot — a for the winter are being caught off the the second straight benefit for the Northampton County beaches of the barrier islands. Use year by shooting Toy Closet — is being held by Chris’ finger mullet or cut spot. Inshore, an- a sparkling 79 on Bait and Tackle in Capeville from Nov. glers have been throwing spinnerbaits Kempsville Greens 29 to Dec. 8. Registration for each an- almost exclusively, although some are in Virginia Beach gler is $40 plus a donated toy. Fifty using mullet on a top and bottom rig or last month. She percent of the prize fund goes to first a bull minnow with a bobber. finished third out Jones place, 30 percent to second and 20 per- Bayside anglers are taking pan-size of 36 girl golfers from cent to third. To register, stop by the rockfish in the creeks, with a few keep- all classifications of high schools in shop at 28316 Lankford Hwy. or regis- ers mixed in. Trollers are starting to the eastern half of Virginia. ter online at rockfishriot.com pick up a few rockfish in deeper water, The Firebird junior then shot 96-96 The eighth annual Rockfish Derby but birds still haven’t been working in a two-round tournament at Jeffer- ­— a benefit tourney for Atlantic Vol- enough to give away fish locations. Cast- son Lakeside Course in Richmond to unteer Fire and Rescue Co. ­— is being ing bucktails and jigging spoons under Photo courtesy of finish 37th of 52 among all state pub- held Dec. 7-8. The cost is $30 per adult baitfish balled up has produced the best. Steve’s Bait and Tackle lic-school female golfers. angler, $15 per youth. Registration in- Near the bridge-tunnel, big trophy Jim Volk with a double header “The greens were very quick at the cludes a ticket to the Anglers’ Dinner rockfish have arrived, with reports of of puppy drum caught in the As- state tournament, so they were good meeting that features door prizes and fish 42 inches and over being landed. sateague surf. scores,” said Coach Brian Salisbury. 20 • Eastern Shore Post • November 22, 2013 Nandua Bounced from Playoffs by Bruton, 48-10 Story and photos by Bill Sterling and run by Richard Taylor, giving Bru- Bruton’s Kapri Doucet scored four ton a 41-0 lead. touchdowns to lead Bruton to a 48-10 Nandua opened the second half with win over Nandua Friday night in the its best drive of the game, marching first round of the Group 2A playoffs at downfield, with David Wright kicking Williamsburg. a 35-yard field goal when the drive Bruton scored on its first four posses- stalled. sions en route to a win that advanced it Wright caught a pass from Nandua’s to the next round of the playoffs and left Tyreim Blake in the fourth quarter Nandua with a 6-5 record. and outsprinted Panther defenders for “Same as last year, they were big- a 39-yard score in the fourth quarter. ger, stronger and faster,” said Nandua Greg Dockery tacked on the final coach Chris Miles. “It’s a tough way for Bruton score with a one-yard run late our seniors to end their careers, but we in the game for the 48-10 final. have a lot of underclassmen who say Doucet led the winners with 132 they want to get in the weight room yards rushing. and are looking forward to next year. Montrae Armstrong led Nandua We played much better in the second with 100 yards on 17 carries. half against what were still mostly Wright, in addition to scoring all their first-string players.” his team’s points in his last game as Bruton, 7-3 and the fifth seeded team a senior, led the defense with 13 tack- among the 16 teams to make the play- les, while Jamar Jones and sophomore offs, opened the game with a 56-yard Will Farlow had 11 each and Arm- pass play from Bilal Wallace to Dailey strong added 10. Melkwon to the 6-yard line, leading to a Bruton will travel tonight to play Bruton’s Kapri Doucet is pursued by Nandua’s David Wright, 35, in ac- one-yard scoring run by Doucet. Riverlands of Staunton, who advanced tion from a first-round playoff game Friday. The Warriors were elimi- Before the quarter was over, Doucet by defeating Arcadia 57-14 at home. nated from the playoffs with a 48-10 loss. added an 11-yard touchdown run, fol- lowed by an 11-yard dash by Wallace 11th Annual to give Bruton a 19-0 lead. SPORTSMAN’S AUCTION With Nandua having trouble mak- ing first downs, Bruton scored three Fri. Feb. 21 • Sat. Feb. 22 more times in the second quarter on Being held at the Zeb B. Barfield, Inc. touchdown runs of 6 and 13 yards by Auction Facility Doucet and a 45-yard fumble recovery 12100 Mears Station Rd., Hallwood, VA 23359 Decoys • Firearms Taxidermy Oyster & Fishing Items

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This auction will fill up. Call Nandua JV Wins Volleyball Title today to insure you get your Nandua’s JV volleyball team won the Shore District title with an 8-1 re- cord. The team included (from left): back row - Sara Young, Emma Whitley, items in! Nandua’s Tyreim Blake looks down- Carolyn Olmstead and Trya Bjorlo; middle row - Courtney Barker, Tay- field for a receiver in Friday night’s lor Lilliston, Coach Nichole Pilchard, Paige DiMartino and Whitney Cou- 757.894.2626 game against Bruton. bourne; front row - Amber Hodges, Sheridan Wells and Natavia Wharton. [email protected] November 22, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 21 Arcadia Has No Answers for 57-14 Playoff Loss to Riverlands Story by Bill Sterling Chance Staton and 40 yards by Agnor. Tyric Harris led the Firebirds with we will miss, but we also have a good Arcadia had no answers for River- Nathan Eye also scored on a 31-yard eight tackles, Tyler Major and Peter nucleus of players returning with some lands Saturday as the homestanding pass from Kendall Casto. Rivera added five tackles each, and good, young players coming up from Gladiators surged to a 57-7 halftime Trailing by 57-0, Arcadia put togeth- John Wright, Eric Grinnage and Clark the JV,” said Coach Nock. “We have a lead en route to a 57-14 win in the er its best drive of the game, marching had four each. Major and Dylan Taylor lot to be proud of, getting the first win- opening round of the 2A East playoffs 62 yards in seven plays to get on the had fumble recoveries. ning season for Arcadia since 2000 and Saturday at Staunton. scoreboard. A 31-yard pass from Josh “We have a few seniors graduating getting a share of the district title.” “They were a lot quicker than Sanns to Taylor Major moved the ball they looked on film, and they ran the into Riverheads’ territory, then the winged-T offense to perfection,” said Ar- Firebird duo hooked up again with a cadia coach Tony Nock. “Their line was three-yard scoring pass. huge, led by a tackle who has signed “Josh played tough. He had a cast with Pitt, and their backs were fast and removed from his broken hand on Mon- ran with great patience. We didn’t help day and had what was probably his best ourselves by committing eight penal- game of the season. He probably had six ties and three turnovers in the first half passes dropped, or his stats would have alone. A few of them were costly, too.” been much better,” said Coach Nock. Riverlands scored on its opening The Firebirds, playing after traveling drive on a two-yard run by Ben Agnor, six hours on a bus the previous day, scored then Landon Diehl followed with an- in the second half when Sanns connected other two-yard run before Cole Smiley with Jamaz Clark on a 27-yard touch- tacked on a seven-yard run. The Gladi- down pass. Logan Godwin kicked his sec- ators also earned a safety when a Fire- ond extra point of the game to make the bird punt was blocked out of the end final score 57-14 as Riverheads failed to zone for a 23-0 first-quarter lead. score in the second half. Riverheads poured it on in the sec- Riverheads moved to 10-1 and now Travon ond quarter with touchdown runs of 4 has reached the 10-win mark for the fifth Copes led and 21 yards by Smiley, 24 yards by year in a row. Tonight it will host Bruton, Firebird which advanced by defeating Nandua. rushers with Sanns was 8 of 25 passing for 112 51 yards on yards and two touchdowns, with Taylor six carries Major catching six passes for 68 yards. against Cape Center Riverlands 26507 Lankford Hwy. Cape Charles Travon Copes led Firebird rushers last Saturday. email: [email protected] with 51 yards on six carries. 757-331-1541 Loyal Locals’ Menu Week of Nov. 23 - 29, 2013 Saturday To Perform in Macy’s Parade Grilled Marinated Jaime Bloxom (left) and Ashley 99 Flank Steak $13 Charnock, captains of Broadwater Sunday Academy Varsity Cheer Squad, will 49 Lunch: 3pc. Fried Chicken $7 participate in Macy’s Thanksgiving Dinner: Pot Roast & Veggies $899 Day Parade. To qualify, they had to Monday attend a National Cheer Association Whole Jumbo camp last summer. The girls will be Chicken Wings $0.65 each members of the Spirit of America 99 4 wings & 2 sides $6 Production “Varsity Spirit” group. Chicken Parmesan $899 They will travel to New York City Tuesday on Saturday, Nov. 23, and work Hot Roast Beef Sandwich $899 on parade choreography with Wednesday approximately 650 other participants All You Can Eat Shrimp from across the nation. Bloxom is the w/1 side (eat-in only) $1399 daughter of Bob and Tori Bloxom of Thursday Onancock. Charnock is the daughter CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY of Beth Charnock of Accomac and Friday Doug Charnock of Hallwood. Prime Rib: Queen: $1399 King: $1599 Photo by David Parker 22 • Eastern Shore Post • November 22, 2013 Kraft Named All-Metro Volleyball Broad- water’s Kathleen Kraft was named to the All- Metro Conference first team volleyball squad re- Photo by Bill Sterling cently. Hunter Taylor Signs with USC Kraft, a Hunter Taylor, a 6-1, 210-pound catcher and a senior at Nandua High School, signed a baseball scholarship junior, had with the University of South Carolina Thursday at school. Attending the signing were his parents, Scott and 115 kills Melissa Taylor of Onley, flanking Taylor, and his grandfather, Kenny Wright of Onley (far right, seated). Also this season attending were (from left, standing) assistant principal George Parker, Nandua coach Luke Brankley, travel to lead the ball coach Jamie Evans and Nandua athletic director Gary Reese. Taylor was a member this summer of the Lady Vi- EvoShields Canes Showcase 17 and under travel team, which won three national championships in Georgia, kings. She Arizona and Florida. Four members of that team will be signing with the University of South Carolina. Evans also con- said, “Hunter was the best hitter on our team. He got clutch hit after clutch hit for us and did a great job be- tributed 43 aces with a 93.6 serving hind the plate.” Evans also said he expects pro scouts to be following Taylor this spring. percentage, six blocks and 43 digs.

Paglia Gets First Collegiate Pin on Mat Casey Paglia, a redshirt freshman at American University in Washing- ton, D.C., compiled a 5-2 record at the North Carolina State Wolfpack Open last weekend. Paglia, a three-time state champion at Northamp- ton High School, recorded his first collegiate pin and now stands 7-4 on the season. November 22, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 23 Shore Runners Compete at State Meet Evan Lawrence of Nandua placed 33rd in 17:41, a personal best, at the Group 2A cross country meet last Sat- urday at the Great Meadow 3.1-mile course in Plains, Va. Only a sophomore, Lawrence set the district record and “had an exceptional season,” said Nan- dua coach Dana Wright. In the girls’ Group 1A race, North­ ampton’s Madisen Lewis finished 30th in 22:22 and Erica Head (pictured at left) was 47th in 23:48. “That was the best finish I’ve had by a Northampton runner at the state meet,” said Northampton coach Rich Wilfong of Madisen’s performance. Arcadia’s Logan Godwin also quali- fied for the state meet, but chose to be with the Firebird football team for a state playoff game being played the same day. A kicker, Godwin was 2 of 2 on extra points at the game. Evan Lawrence Madisen Lewis Broadwater Cross Country Runners in State Meet Broadwater Academy’s cross country runners competed at the Virginia In- dependent School Athletic Association state championships earlier this month Erica Head at the Woodbury Forest 5K course. The Viking boys placed 21st out of 29 teams, with Nick Gomer the top Head All-Region Viking runner, finishing 91st among 271 runners in 20:20. Jackson Rose in Field Hockey was two places behind Gomer in 20:23. Erica Head of Northampton, a soph- Tommy Golibart finished in 22:00. omore, has been named to the All-Re- Jack Buchholz, 22:02; and Robby Park- gion team in field hockey. Head, who er, 22:16; finished out the top five for also made the All-Conference 41 team, Broadwater. was chosen from teams that repre- Other Broadwater boys included Ja- sent the eastern half of Virginia after cob McClaskey, 22:36; Luke Lai, 24:57; the Lady Jackets reached the region- Ryan Scott, 25:41; Ryan Bess, 25:42; al tournament following a runner-up Elijah Turner, 26:12; and Brandon showing in conference play. Tankard, 28:13. Northampton coach John Gorman Among the girls, Sydney Parks, a said of his midfielder, “Erica controls the sophomore who was the Metro Confer- ball and has great field vision in direct- ence girls’ champion, finished 52nd in ing traffic downfield. She has two more 23:29 to lead the Viking girls. Anna Sex- years and should continue to improve.” auer, only an eighth grader, was 90th among 198 runners in 24:53. Kelsey Parker, 26:06; Meadon Noonan, 27:26; If you would like your and Vera Cameron, 28:43; rounded out the top five for Broadwater. ad to run in the Post’s Other Viking girl runners included Palmer Smith, 28:58; Charlotte Gra- Sports Section, call ham, 30:19; Virginia Cunningham, 31:26; Jessie Smith, 31:29 and Kather- 789-7678 ine Xu, 32:24. Sydney Parks Nick Gomer 22 • EastErn shorE Post • March 241, 2013• East ern Shore Post • November 22, 2013

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HOPK352093.indd 1 11/20/13 9:57 AM 26 • Eastern Shore Post • November 22, 2013 Classified Ads, Real Estate Ads, Auctions & Legal Notices Eastern Shore Trading POST ’13 mercury o/b COUNTY OF ACCOMACK, VIRGINIA Announcements 4-stroke 9.9 h.p. – Less Help Wanted POSITION OF EROSION & SEDIMENT CONTROL than 20 hrs., fresh water INSPECTOR (PART-TIME) use only, all documents, POSITION VACANCY stand and fuel tank, asking The County of Accomack, an Equal Opportunity Employ- $1,600. Call 757-336-6231. The County of Northampton Commissioner of Revenue er, is seeking qualified applicants for a part-time position ’97 21 ft. omc nep- is accepting full-time employment applications for: of E&S Inspector in the Planning and Community Devel- tune cutty cabin opment Department. This position is responsible for con- – 150 h.p. Johnson engine Deputy I Tax Examiner/Assessor ducting E&S field inspections of construction sites, which (completely refurbished), includes inspecting the grading and drainage of areas in many extras. Boat & trailer Job descriptions and applications are available online at the process of construction to ensure the work is being in very good running cond. www.co.northampton.va.us or at Northampton County done in accordance with County ordinances, state laws, Call for details. $8,500 Human Resources, P. O. Box 66, 16404 Courthouse Rd., and regulations. OBO. 824-0236. Eastville, Virginia 23347 (phone: 757/678-0440 x551). In memory of our Deadline: 5:00 p.m., November 25, 2013. One (1) to three (3) years previous experience and/or wife, daughter, mother, Northampton County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. training reading and interpreting engineering drawings and writing technical letters and reports are required. grandmother, sister, Ability to become certified as a Certified Inspector aunt, cousin and Personnel Vacancy Announcement through the Virginia Department of Conservation and best friend, Annette 12-Month Secretary - Nandua Middle School Recreation within 12 months of employment. Adson, who passed away 3 years ago. The Accomack County School System is accepting appli- This position’s pay per hour is $16.00 to $17.25, does not Gone, but not cations for secretary for Nandua Middle School. Applicants include benefits and hours may vary per week. Hiring must have a thorough knowledge of standard office prac- pay is dependent on qualifications. For questions, please forgotten, loved and 1988 Grady White tices, procedures, equipment and word processing experi- truly missed. contact the Department of Planning at (757) 787-5728. ence. The applicant must be familiar with Windows XP and To be considered for the position, a County application 20’, 225 h.p. Office 2007. Experience with database is preferred. Your Family Yamaha, 2 axle with résumé must be completed online at: Salary is commensurate with experience. http://www.co.accomack.va.us/residents/job-opportunities.423 trailer. Ready to go. or received at the following address by 4:30 P.M. on APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Friday, November 29, 2013 to the: Department of $10,000. Submit a Auto Supplies Call 757-824-5748. Accomack County Public School Employees: Planning P.O. Box 686, Accomac, VA 23301 letter of interest and a resume highlighting your qualifica- Attention: Brittney Brown. tions for the position. Reese 12k gtw dual quinby area – 14 ft. kam hp weight-dis- Duck Boat for sale w/motor. SENIOR CENTER MANAGER: tribution & anti- Outside Applicants: Submit a letter of interest, resume, and a Call after 6 p.m.: 442-6422. completed Classified Application. An application can be down- sway system – Plus 22 ft. aquasport – • 32 to 40 hrs. per week Hare Valley Senior Center. shank & ball. Used twice. loaded from our website: www.sbo.accomack.k12.va.us or by Cutty Cabin, 140 h.p. Evin- calling: 787-5754 or 824-5601. • Excellent communication, organizational and computer Regular: $800, Sell $395. Call rude (low hrs.), 4-wheel 757-350-9055. skills. trailer, new tires, stainless Submit to: Dr. Rhonda A. Hall • Ability to multi-task and work independently with rollers & bearings, power Assistant Superintendent for Administration diverse population. Help Wanted winch. $2,400 firm. Call and Human Resources 757-894-0860. • Experience working with the elderly. BA preferred. outside sales Accomack County Public Schools • Salary based on experience. rep. - Email resumes to 1999 JOHNSON OUT- P.O. Box 330 BOARD - 115 h.p. $1800. Accomac, VA 23301 • Applications may be obtained at 5432 Bayside Rd. in [email protected] Exmore, VA, or by calling (757)442-9652. or apply in person at East- Can be demoed. Good con- ern Shore Printers, 152 dition. 757-442-1345 EFFECTIVE DATE: As soon as possible after selection • Closing date is November 22, 2013. EOE Market St., Onancock. 2011 starcraft semi- APPLICATION DEADLINE: December 11, 2013 avon representa- v aluminum boat w/Load- Town of Ocean City/Maryland tive needed – Call rite trailer (used 3 times) The Accomack County School System does not discriminate Transportation Department 757-710-2075. $10 start-up includes anchor, life pre- on the basis of age, sex, handicap, race, color, or national Seasonal Positions fee. I.D. required. servers, 4 rod holder & origin in employment, educational programs or activities. Hummingbird fish finder. Ocean City Transportation will begin hiring in January. Boats, Etc. Asking $2,000. 336-5683. We are looking for Bus Drivers, Vehicle Maintenance must sell – ’01 Trophy Techs, ADA Van Drivers, Account Clerks, Tram Drivers, 23’ bayliner - 5.7 I/O, Bayliner w/center console, Full-Time Communications Officer Tram Conductors, and Ticket Sellers. Two forms of ID, 9.9 aux. motor w/hyd. lift, GPS, Bimini top, trailer, a copy of your driving record for the past 3 years, cur- anchor puller, sink, fridge, many extras all in good Northampton County Sheriff’s Office is accepting rent within 30 days of application and Social Security stove, head, sleeps 4, trailer. cond. $3,500. 757-442-5436. applications for a full time Communications Officer. Card must be presented. Bus Drivers, Tram Drivers, $8,995. 757-302-1185 ’02 1703 trophy pro Job does require shift work, nights, weekends and some and Vehicle Maintenance Tech positions require a valid 90 h.p., 2-stroke Mercury holidays. Commercial Driver’s License with air brake, and pas- w/trailer. Has Bimini top & senger endorsements, along with a current DOT Medical seat cushions, many extras, Qualifications: over the age of 18 and have obtained Certificate. Wife’s Birthday like new, $8,200. 787-8383. high school diploma or GED 27 ft. F.G. work boat Application packets are available at our Dispatch Office, Coming Up?? - 6 cyl. Perkins Diesel with Applications may be obtained from Northampton County 204 65th Street, Bldg F, beginning 01/07/14. What better way to let net drum. $7,000. Call Sheriff’s Office, 5211 The Hornes, Eastville, Va. 23347 or Phone: 410-723-1606. 757-789-3336. County’s website @ www.co.northampton.va.us her know you care than 24 ft. privateer w/130 Completed applications for the Bus Division will be ac- putting it in the Eastern H.P. Yamaha 2-stroke Deadline for applications: December 9, 2013. EOE cepted beginning 01/14/14, Tuesday through Thursday Boat, motor, & trailer: ask- 9 am-12 pm and 1 pm-3 pm. Completed applications for Shore Post!! Starting at ing $8,000 OBO. Pot puller CALL TROY OR ANGIE TODAY FOR FRONT PAGE STICKY the Tram Division may be returned beginning 02/11/14 only $25: call 789-7678. included. 757-678-6226. NOTE PRICES! BOOK YOUR DATE NOW!! during the same time frames and days. 757-789-POST www.oceancitymd.gov November 22, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 27

3008 sq. ft. bldg. 2 toolboxes for 16,580 sq. ft. bldg. f-150 or chevy pick- Holland Hill Pets exmore, va - Sturdy up – Asking $100 each. Residential Community well-built buildings. Good Call 757-678-2566. (757)824-0315 free cats -- Looking for for church/bingo parlor; simplicity basinet END OF YEAR a good home for 3 nice cats. veterinarian clinic/groom- - Like brand new with mu- 1 white, 1 grey and 1 black. ing facility; senior citizen sic and vibrations. $75. Call SPECIAL Call for details. 789-3003. activity center; church 757-854-1637. *2 bdrm mobile homes whiskers -- We offer low hall; child care; dance stu- 754 taylor triple- $400/month+ – 3 bdrm cost S/N & FREE S/N with dio; gym; woodworking head soft-serve mobile homes $450/month+ any any adoption from the shop; artisan/craft guild; ice cream machine Refrigerator/range * E.S. Regional Animal Con- Part-Time/PRN CNA call center; Internet busi- - Bought new & only used Washer/dryer hook-up. trol call 1-800-298-8081 Ac- Heritage Hall Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center – ness; bar & dance hall; 6 mos. Water cooled. $2,500. Weekly trash pick-up/ water/ cess Code 55. Nassawadox, managed by American HealthCare, LLC mail-order shipping busi- Call 757-710-7000. sewer are included in rent. is seeking Part-time CNA candidates for our 145-bed ness; offices. Put your busi- ’88-’92 maxx racing Transit Bus Service. No pets. Real Estate center, located at 9468 Hospital Avenue in Nassawadox, ness here! $5.50/ sq. ft. card set - And 1990 Vouchers accepted. Virginia. CALL 757-678-7630. Skybox NBA Card Sets: for sale: near Make Offer. 710-8637 +security deposit required wachapreague - Tax As a CNA, you will be responsible for the direct care of residents Farm & Lawn gold engagement *Rental rates valid for Oct., Map 113, double circle 2, and the supervision of all non-professional personnel in ring - Sz. 7, never worn, Nov., Dec. 2013 only - offer parcel G. 26.43 acres. Ask- the Nursing Department. Candidates must have graduated Equipment center diamond 1/2 karat requires first month’s rent and ing $5K/acre. Call 442-9791 from an accredited nursing program, and hold an active w/side diamonds–6 on each security deposit paid in full Eastern Shore of CNA license in the state of Virginia. 1953 ANNIVERSARY JU- side, Asking $800 ($1,200 at lease signing. Applies to va - Waterfront lot on Back BILEE 600 FORD TRAC- assessed value). Call new leases* only. Creek, 3.9 acres, assessed We offer a highly competitive salary and benefits. Please TOR - $3,500. 442-7507. 757-787-3628. for $306,400–will sell for send your resume to [email protected] or mail to P.O. Box farm equipment - tungsten wedding melfa area - 3BR, 2BA $239,000 (or reasonable of- 176, Nassawadox, Virginia, 23413 or call the facility at John Deere Tractor - 8 ft. band for sale - Size 9, mobile home. $650/mo. + fer.) 757-999-3437 (leave 757-442-5600 to set up a confidential interview. Applications disk - chisel plow - Ph. # $50. Call 757-894-8908. sec. dep. Serious inquiries msg) or 757-787-4766. will also be accepted in person at 9468 Hospital Avenue in 757-824-5592. lumber - Birch 1/2”-ply- only. Call 710-8981. 1.5-acre lots for sale. Nassawadox, Virginia. wood cabinet grade. mobile trailers Melfa. Only $449/mo. w/ Feed/Seed 757-999-3437. for rent - 2 & 3BR. $0 down. No credit check. Equal Opportunity/ADA/Affirmative Action Employer bathtub lift chair Land lease for personal Includes well & septic. Call Minorities, Women & Veterans are encouraged to apply. horse hay - $5 per bale. Operated by water pressure. trailers. Trailers-rent to 302-674-5540. straw - $3.50 per bale. Almost brand new--only used own & for sale-trailers to Minutes from the Call 757-824-3930 or call twice. $500. Call 665-5040 or be renovated. Call Carl at florida keys!! - 2BR, 18 ft. ’75 laguna wind- 17 ft. center con- 2BA fully furnished house sor sailboat - w/ ’01 sole pro-line - w/ 115 757-894-1339 (cell). 894-0669 410-262-3070. Contractors’ SPE- attention veter- for sale by owner in lovely Load-rite trailer, like new, h.p. Johnson. Great shape! gated mobile park in Flor- good learner boat, 6 h.p. John- 757-710-6459 Firewood For Sale CIAL - New pre-hung solid ans! No money down for two-panel int. doors 3 @ 3/0 your new home/land pack- ida City for only $34,500. son, $2,000, at Cape Charles 2005 22 ft. trophy seasoned oak, Cher- Clubhouse, pool, hot tub, & Marina. 757-331-4940. pro - W/A, 150 h.p. Mer- x 6/8 & 1 @ 2/6 x 6/8 - All ages!! Call your VA loan ry & hickory - Call R/H. List price $255 - $500 more. Call 757-710-7000. ’02 catamaran - 18’, 75 cury Saltwater, color d.f./ 678-2566. specialist today 302-846- h.p. Mercury eng. & trailer. g.p.s., Bimini cover & full takes all 4. 302-1325 9100. Bought new in 2002. Low cockpit enclosure. 1 new walk-in cooler Look!! Do you have a Rentals - Apts. SEASONED coils - 4,000 BTU, 115 engine hours & exc. cond. batt., seat covers, exc. cond., FIREWOOD work permit? You can nassawadox - Deluxe $8,000 OBO. 331-1319 $19, 500. NOW $16,500. volt, 6,500 BTU, 115 volt. buy a house. For details 2BR, Liv. & Din. area, 1BA, Call $150 each. 757-336-3558. 30’ sportscraft 300 304-671-1879. Marshall’s 302-846-9100. W/D, All Appliances, $675/ NEW VOGUE PRIMA: land/home pack- Sea Eagle. Updated 350 20’ 4” open c-hawk - 442-7540 mo. 1 year lease, 1 mo. sec. Vortex 315 h.p. Low hrs. Re- ‘95 Mercury 200 outboard, Above-ground pool. 24’ ages - Ready to move into dep., & ref. req’d. 787-7640. duced to $10,000 OBO. Sell- trailer, $7,800. 710-2958. round with auto cleaner. in the following locations: Avail. Dec. 1. ing due to illness. 854-1834. boat wheels - 3-blade, Must be moved. $2,950 Marydel, De., Millsboro, boat wheels - 4-blade, 1 pair, 22” x 23-11/2” shaft. OBO. 757-709-0409 De., Delmar, De., Seaford, newtowne 1 pair, 19” x 23-11/2” shaft. $650. Call 757-999-3437 & Hunting Property De., Lincoln, De. and Cen- $650. Call 757-999-3437 & leave message. Mobile Homes treville, Md. Call Today: apartments 302-846-0495. leave message. ’91 SeaRay Sundancer Immediate Occupancy ’83 CHRIS-CRAFT - 31’ - 28’, 10’6” Beam, Twin Mer- For Rent melfa area - 2BR, 2 zero down!! Let your full Baths, large garden tub, to those who qualify Commander, flying bridge, cruiser I/O 5.0LX Engines; 15+ acres - Wooded. In land be your down payment Central Air, $585/mo. + 1st & get a new house today. Call EFFICIENCY APTS. twin Tamd 41 Volvo diesel, A/C w/reverse cycle heat, Onley, VA. 710-0070. AVAILABLE AGE 62+ low hours, all new electron- nice galley, head w/ shower, month’s rent & sec. dep. Call 302-846-0495. 710-1431. mira!! tienes per- Apply at Newtowne ics, offshore fishing gear sleeps 6, 2 custom canvases, Apartments, Pocomoke available. $17,000. Call much more. 787-3454 Misc. - For Sale mappsville - 3BR, 2BA miso de trabajo? Puedes doublewide. $700/mo. Text comparte una casa de 3 757-999-0002 28’ carver mariner propane vent-free Rent based on income ’98 sunbird cutty- Two 305 Mercruiser engines fireplace – 15,000- 787-3317. recamaras, 2 baños llama Mobile Home Parts 302-846-9100 para los Call: cab - 130 h.p. Evinrude, (low hrs.), sleeps 4, fridge, 30,000 BTU. Blower & ther- (410) 957-1562 222 hours, w/trailer. $5,000. microwave, compass. Recent- mostat, walnut finish. $300- for sale. We also move mo- requesitos. 757-709-1191, leave msg. ly hulled & painted. NOW cash only. 757-824-0236. bile homes. Dreamland ’77 20’ Penn yan Boat. $15K OBO. 757-619-8841 Includes owner’s manual. Homes, Rt. 13, Accomac, Office Space For Hard top. Tunnel drive. No VA. 787-2823 Hartley Hall trailer. Needs motor repair. Commercial Bldgs. melfa - 3BR. $550/ Lease Senior Housing Transmission OK. $1,295 Walk-In-Freezer mo., $550/dep. Call or text in Pocomoke City, Md., is or trade. 787-4136 - Rent or Purchase For Sale 787-3317. exmore - Office space, accepting applications for pro sport prokat we pay top $$$ for used up to 2,500 sq. ft., for lease. 1-bedroom and efficiency ‘02, 27 ft., twin 130 h.p. pocomoke, md. - 5,500 8 ft. x 14 ft., homes. 302-846-9100. Reasonable price. Highway apartments in an elderly Hondas, trim tabs, radar, 2 sq. ft. bldg. Newly renovat- new 3bed, 2bath homes frontage. Avail. January. housing subsidized apart- GPSs, VHS radio, auto pi- ed, secure– one of two best $2,000. for sale. $500 deposit. Call Call 787-9500. ment complex. Contact 410- lot, elec. anchor windless, built bldgs. in town. Per- 302-846-9100 for details. 957-2252 for application or outriggers, down-riggers, fect for offices or one user, New components WON’T LAST LONG visit office at 1006 Market 3-axle trailer, plus extras, w/ parking. $6.50/ sq. ft. on 3BED, 2BATH in a quiet/ Street in Pocomoke City. $32,000. 757-789-3893. CALL 757-678-7630 freezer. nice MHP in Fruitland, Md. Equal Housing $19,900 or BEST OFFER. Opportunity 757-894-0414. Call Today! 302-846-0495.

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’00 mustang – 150K mi. accomack manor New tires, brakes clutch & ’05 SPORTSTER HAR- apartments for Get Your Driveway Ready For Winter windshield-wiper motor. LEY, 2,000 miles, blue, seniors (55 & over) Top Soil, Fill Dirt, Sand, Stone, Demolition, Dry $4,300 Firm. Call 710-7571. $7,500 negotiable, Excel- 1969 4-door chevy lent cond. 757-710-9107 fitness, computer, Shells, Crush & Run, & Backhoe Work malibu – Has a solid ’98 moto-guzzi 1100V & community rooms All materials delivered & spread frame. Restoration project. motorcycle - Low miles. 350 rebuilt engine. Title in- Exc. cond. 757-710-0359. Planned activities & Just Call Site cluded. $2,200 OBO. Leave ’88 BMW motorcycle pet friendly message: 787-4143. - K100RS, 52K miles. Has Work Specialist ’81 Cadillac El Do- bags, fairing, & windshield. 757-665-5848 rado Diesel. Very good $3,000 OBO. 50 m.p.g. Call eho John C.Miller at 665-4026 cond. Low mileage. $4,850. 757-694-5332. Call Rodney 665-4639 Exmore birdsnest area - 3BR paRKS paving ’04 Chrysler Town & Wanted Village I & II house, W/D hook-up, nice Driveways, parking Country 144,100 miles. Vehicles – Cars, 1 dent in tailgate/fact. in- Apartments neighborhood, Sec. 8 wel- lots, paving, sealcoat- buying junk cars, scrap come. Call 678-7483 & leave ing, joint crack seal- stalled child seat. Power Looking for a cool Trucks, SUVs, RVs locks/windows. Heat/AC. Very metal, copper, aluminum, affordable apart- name & number. ing and all patchwork. brass, tin, & aluminum nandua creek - 4BR FREE ESTIMATES. ’00 lincoln town dependable. Dk. Blue/gray ment? 1-Bedroom car cartier - 1 owner, int. $4500.757-665-5138. rims. Paying top dol- house on 3 waterfront 757-710-9600. lar. Turn your scrap into Apartments for per- acres, enclosed porch over- Custom sewing & al- like new (inside & out), load- 1983 silverado chev- sons 62 and older ed w/every opt., 71K mi., rolet pick-up – Auto. cash!! Cars picked up the looking water, lovely condi- terations, clothes, miscel- same day, free of charge. or persons with tion. $1,200/mo. 442-3375. laneous items - Judie Gibbs dealer serviced, gar. kept, trans., power steering & silver w/dove-grey interior, brakes, A/C, cruise, antique. We also buy Elec.Motors & disabilities. Rent 10184 Sunset Pt. Rd., - 442-6836. batteries. So call Bowser & based on income. Craddockville, VA moon roof, heated seats, new 44K original miles. $10,000 On Thanksgiving Day brake job, great gas mge. or make offer. 787-8885. Son Salvage Yard ph. 824- Qualified applicants 23341 - Water view & use of 3719 or cell 894-5859. dock, 3BR, 1.5BA, all appl. We are thankful for all (22-26 mpg), Asking $6,500. ’81 Cadillac El Do- will be placed on who work & sacrifice 442-7684 or 710-0424. rado Diesel. Very good the waiting list. included. HVAC. $800/mo. Call 757-442-7349 after their Holidays For us. ’96 ford explorer cond. Low mileage. $4,850. 5:30 p.m. Call 757-710-6480 May God Bless them. - 4WD, runs great: engine Call Rodney 665-4639 (757)442-9471 & transmission. Reduced There is a family of M-F 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. God, who keeps the rent w/option to Read Wanted weekly to $700. Needs a rear axle. Vehicles – Motorcycles cape charles - 2BR, 757-678-2566. commandments, who buy: owner finance is wishing all a very 3 blocks to beach, $600/ available - $600/ Your Servant, Post Angel ’79 4x4 chevy 3/4 ton- ‘04 Harley fat boy mo. Credit check. Call Stake body, low miles, great Apehangers, Triple Happy Thanksgiving! mo. + $600/sec. dep. 3BR, Your Servant, Post Angel 757-331-2206. 1BA country home, 1 mile work truck. $3,200. Call Exhaust, 6,773 miles. Ask- two 1BR apts. in from public boat ramp at Garage Doors 757-710-9051. ing $9,500. Call 757-709- eastville - 1-$450/mo., 9112 or 757-709-4963. 13257 Hacks Neck Rd. Call Automatic Openers ’06 holiday rambler 1-$500/mo. Sec. dep. No pro- 757-607-6956. admiral se – 33’, only 2007 Harley david- Need to run a grams. Serious inquiries tasley - 2BR, 1BA. Cen- Installation, Sales 20K mi., low hours on gen., son- Super Glide Custom. only. Call 678-5484. tral heat & air. No pro- & Service very clean, exc. cond., auto. 2100 miles. Garage kept. legal ad? Call parksley area - 1BR, grams. $650/mo. + sec. dep. leveling, C/C, sat., 2-TVs, $16,000. Now Only $13,000. w/ceramic bath, dishwash- 710-1104. refrig., $55,900. 442-7875. 710-8676 (After 4 p.m. only, 789-7678 er, stove, refrigerator, W/D, PARKSLEY - 2BR, 1BA 1989 ford 3/4 ton please.) central heat & air. $550/mo. home for rent, appliances pick-up - $1,000 (needs + sec. dep. Credit check. included. $650/mo. + sec. work.) 442-7507. 894-1272. dep. 757-710-8894. ’01 chevy ext. cab cape charles - LR, onancock - Beautiful - 1/2 T., 64,800 mi., red, Din. Rm., Kit., 3BR, 1BA, furnished 2BR, 1BA house. Affordable Rates matching top, bedliner, new credit check, $600/mo. Call Handicap access, 1-story, Call 894-3151 brakes, $9,995. 410-957- 757-331-2206. walk to restaurants & 0203 or 410-726-5667. stores. $800/mo. 710-0070. movers –Load & unload ’04 F-350 Supercrew - Rentals - Houses accomac - 3BR, 2BA. rental trucks & storage. diesel, 4x4, long bed, lift kit, off-road tires, tinted win- triangle enter- Big living room & kitchen. Full service pack & move. All appliances included. Hourly or flat rates. Local dows, billet grille. $17,500. prises inc. is now ac- Call 757-710-4144 cepting applications for $995/mo. No programs. Call or long distance. 442-7575. 757-414-0087. [email protected] ’97 gmc truck - Ex- 1BR & 3BR rentals. Sec. 8 tended cab, 3-door, 5.7 V8, welcome. 757-787-4664. 235K mi., $3,200. 999-4999 onancock - 3BR, 1BA, Room for Rent MMARSHALLARSHALL 2008 honda ridge- LR, Kit. w/Din. area. $675/ TREETREE SERVICE SERVICE line r.t. – 64K mi., SELL YOUR BOAT mo. 1 year lease, 1 mo. sec. onancock - $400/mo. Capable, + utilities. References re- Capable, Affordable, 4-wheel drive, tow pack- dep., & ref. req’d. 787-7640. DAependableffordable, age, new tires. $14,500. Call Avail. Dec. 1. quired. Call 575-535-4539. Dependable accomac - Lg. furnished ISA Certified Arborist 678-5255 or 678-3226. OR VEHICLE FOR ISA Certified(#MA-3138A) Arborist ’84 Monte Carlo - room w/private entrance & (#MA-3138A) Like Us On private bath. Micro/fridge, Licensed & insured Classic. 45,000 actual miles, Facebook LicensedFree & Insuredestimates. AM/FM cassette, power Dish TV & utilities includ- Free estimates.442-7540 Go To ed. $400/mo. References re- 442-7540 brakes & steering. $8,800. ONLY $25!! quired. Ph. 787-9279. NowNow accepting accepting 442-5009. “Eastern Shore ’76 Chevy Impala Post” Services 2-dr. sedan. $1,800 firm. Storage 442-2263 after 5. Call Angie at Simpson Tree & BOB- NANDUA ’44 Willy’s Army Jeep CAT Service - Tree trim- – Runs, needs work. JUST ming, removal and stump MINI STORAGE Rt. 650, Taylor Rd., REDUCED: $3,000. Call grinding. 787-2100 or 710- 787-9151 or 709-9456. 8477. FREE ESTIMATES. Tasley. 757-787-3059. 789-7678 $10 Off 1st month’s rent ’05 Grand Marquis We accept credit cards. – $3,995, 164K miles, exc. cond. 757-824-5555. November 22, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 29

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VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 44 Market st., LLC, Trading as personal property Auction COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON The Bank Coffee House, 44 Market St., Onancock, VA Selling From the Estate of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Wise 23417-1910, Saturday, November 23, 2013 @ 10 AM EDGARDO CASTRO, Accomack County, Virginia 23417 Plaintiff The above establishment is applying to the RAIN OR SHINE CASE NO. CL-13000314-00 VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC Location: 2 Division St., Onancock, VA vs. BEVERAGE CONTROL Turn West off Rt. 13 onto Rt. 179 in Onley. Follow into for a Wine and Beer on Premises license to sell or Onancock & turn left on Ames St. Go across bridge & BRENDA TOMAS-CASTRO, manufacture alcoholic beverages. turn right on Cresant St. Follow to end of street. Brick Defendant Toni Nelson, Owner house on right. Signs will be posted from Rt. 13. NOTE: Objections to the issuance of this license must be 4 Pc. Bassett Maple Bedroom Suit, 5 Pc. Link Taylor Bedroom Suit, Victorian ORDER OF PUBLICATION submitted to ABC no later than 30 days from the publishing Oval Marble-Top Table, 2 Victorian Round Marble-Top Tables, 2 Victorian Game date of the first two required legal notices. Objections should Tables, 2 Harp Marble-Top Tables, Marble-Top Coffee Table, Martha Washington The object of this action is to obtain a divorce from be registered at www.abc.virginia.gov or 800-552-3200. Sewing Stand, Victorian Shaving Stand, Sm. Mahogany Drop-Leaf Table, Oval the bond of matrimony from the Defendant on the Mahogany Drop-Leaf Table, Wing Chairs, 2 3-Drawer Marble-Top Tables, Oak ground of having lived separate and apart for a period 2-Drawer File Cabinet, Child’s Cane Rocker, Set of 4 Cane-Bottom Chairs, Estay exceeding one year. Piano & Stool, Entertainment Center, 5 Pc. Maple Dinette Set, 10 Pc. Depression It appearing by affidavit that the Defendant is not Dining Suit, Lamps, Mirrors, Pictures 3 Boxes of Old Stamps, Model Airplane & As a recognized Parts Including New & Used Motors, 1933 VA License Plate, 4 Sets of Harker- a resident of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the ware Dishes, Blue Willow, Pressed Glass, Fenton, Figurines, Mini Records, 1971 Defendant’s address is 2J Uptown Apartments, 14 Upper Newspaper of Record Images O.J. Simpson, Gail Sayers, Bob Hayes, John Brodie, Merlin Olson Rd. Queen Street, Auckland City, New Zealand 1010, it is Picture in a Book, Silver Plate, 2 Mantel Clocks, Depression Glass, Cameras, ORDERED that the Defendant appear before this Court Fostoria, Flow Blue, Lance Jar, Chocolate Set, 2 Pcs. Souvenir Glass Marked on or before December 27, 2013 and protect her interests serving Accomack & “The Fair” (1906), Egg Plates, Alladin Lamp & Other Oil Lamps, Piedmont herein. Porcelain Sign, Set of Cobalt Blue Dishes, Advertising Wooden Boxes, 1950s Northampton Sun Glasses & Display, Onancock Signs, Wise’s Onancock, VA Sign, Old ESSO ENTER: This 29th day of October, 2013 Can, Set of Royal Staffordshire Ironstone China (Cathay), Set of Karlsbader counties, the Zwiebelmuster Porcelain, Carbide Lamps, Flat Irons, Oriental Plates Traci L. Johnson, Clerk Wise’s Drug Store Items: Ice Cream Scoops, Snow Cone Cup Dispenser, Eastern Shore Post Ice Cream Sundae & Float Glasses, Porcelain Syrup Dispenser, Wrapping I ask for this: Paper Cutters (1 Unusual), Old Druggist Scales, Sev. Glass Straw Holders, william B. Parkhurst, Esq., VSB No. 39839 4 Plastic Coke Signs, Advertising Items From Wise’s Drug Store, Wooden Counsel for Plaintiff is pleased to offer free Coins (5 Cents Towards Item), Lots & Lots of Box Lots & Other Items 397 Little Neck Road, 3300 S., Suite 310 Virginia Beach, VA 23452 quotes for your legal Check Website for pictures @countrysideauctions.com Telephone: 757-456-9070 5% Buyer’s Premium Applies to All Transactions Facsimile: 757-456-0996 advertising needs. Auctioneers: Chester Jackson, VAAR #377 Simply fax your ad to 789-7681 Henry Nicholson, Jr., VAAR #2596 or e-mail Parksley, VA 23421 [email protected] (757)710-2318 • (757)710-5185 • (757)665-5672

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free milk whenever they can get it. right, the other dog relaxed. When the entertaining? Details of the investigation I ref- video dog’s tail wagged to the left, the Our neighbor’s dog, Roxanne, wags erenced above were disclosed nearly other dog perked up and turned away her tail both ways for a treat. When Post two weeks ago in an edition of www. from the screen in what was described she is lying in the middle of my living ed nationalgeographic.com Some human as a “stressed” reaction. Now remem- room floor on her right side, she wags to (or humans) actually determined that ber these are tails, not wings. Politics the left. She’s like a cat that way. Meow. at Sea when canines wag their tails, they are was not a part of the study. I have noticed though that if some- sending messages to other pups. Do we Finnegan’s eyes twinkled like Santa one is marching down our road by ex- know what cats think about that dis- when he heard that the researchers fit tending his or her right foot first, Rox- Level covery? I don’t, but I’m sure someone observing dogs with a vest to measure anne will run out into the yard closer will decide to examine the question their heart rate, which also showed to the walker than if that person is put- and then enlighten us. anxiety when the tail wagged left. ting the left foot first. Really. Finnegan By Linda Cicoira Meanwhile, I know that just be- Finnegan said a little hiss would do commented on that, too. fore my cat Finnegan playfully bites, that job, too. Dogs are better communicators hile most humans think his pupils get really large, hiding his A professor of neuroscience in Aus- than humans. Canines don’t seem to they are at the top of the green irises. Also, before clutching tralia summarized that dogs may be- have issues with little white lies. A Wfood chain, a recent study me with his fangs, his tail twitches. come more stressed out when seeing growl almost always means “Back off.” strengthens my belief that cats are The direction in which his tail moves a left tail wag because “they’re inter- They don’t beat around the bush. They superior to us in most categories. Yes, depends on which way his body is preting that the dog they’re looking at just lift their legs. there are definite reasons we call the leaning. If his right side is against might have higher arousal, or might be Does that also make dogs higher on lion “King of the Jungle.” the couch, he twitches to the left and more likely to attack.” the food chain than humans? Probably. While humans are busy trying to vice versa. Whatever. They are more loyal than most hu- figure out why dogs wag their tails, The magazine tells about an Ital- In a previous study (also made by a mans. They don’t talk back. Well, not cats are occupied with more important ian university probe in which a dog human), the opposite was found when usually. I wonder if dogs say insulting things like sleeping, primping, hunt- watched a video of another canine. a robot dog wagged his tail in a park. things when they fight. Now there’s a ing, eating and drinking whole lactose- When the video dog’s tail wagged to the Am I the only person who thinks this is topic for a study.

Shore Bank, Intrepid and Black Elvis. recreational and educational activities. Post Office Mail Additional thanks to all of the parade participants, I challenge all who can to donate through the the volunteers who helped the day of the celebration, United Way so that those who are in need continue Successful Event Raises Money Onley Baptist Church, U.S. Coast Guard SFO Chin- to receive support. Individuals can give through em- coteague, Accomack County Sheriff’s Department, ployer payroll deduction or through a direct contri- To Fight Domestic Violence Onley Volunteer Fire and Rescue and Onley Police bution using a pledge card. Contributions also can Dear Editor: Department. be made by logging on to the United Way’s website at The members of the Town and Country Garden We thank all who attended, contributed and vol- www.esunitedway.org Group of the Woman’s Club of Accomack County, unteered their time. I want to personally thank all those who have contrib- along with the staff, board and volunteers of the Onley Veterans’ Celebration Committee uted thus far and encourage others to join in the worthy Eastern Shore Coalition Against Domestic Violence, cause as we Unite the Shore, One Person at a Time. wish to thank all the volunteers, businesses, artists, For more information, go to the website or call artisans, Ker Place staff and especially the attendees United Way Asks for Support 787-5622. who made “Timeless” vintage fashion show, luncheon Dear Editor: Wayne C. Bell Jr., Chairman of the 2013 Campaign and silent auction such a success. The United Way Fund-raising Campaign is off to Thanks to the efforts of so many, a significant a good start as we aggressively pursue our goal of “They’re amount of money was raised and will be used to sup- $300,000 to provide essential funds to local communi- port the facilities and programs of the Shore’s CADV. ty organizations serving critical missions. Our theme at the Post …” Lynne Calvert, “Timeless” Publicity Chair this year is “Uniting the Shore, One Person at a Time.” The United Way of Virginia’s Post Op- Eastern Shore is an indepen- Thanks to All Who Helped dent volunteer organization run Editor: Cheryl Nowak Ed Page by Shore residents. The money Advertising Manager: Troy Justis Honor Veterans raised here stays on the Shore Sports Editor: Bill Sterling Dear Editor: unless designated otherwise. Staff Writer: Linda Cicoira The Onley Veterans’ Celebration was a great suc- Our United Way provides funds to many of your Display/Classified Advertising Rep.: Angie H. Crutchley cess again this year. There were over 200 people in favorite charitable causes. You can make one dona- Graphic Designer: Joshua Nowak attendance to watch the parade, enjoy the celebra- tion to help multiple organizations. It is the heartfelt Regular Contributor: Ron West tion afterward and, most importantly, thank our vet- donations and support of the community that are Four Corner Plaza • P.O. Box 517 erans for the freedoms we enjoy today. used to help individuals who are homeless, provide Onley, VA 23418 We would like to thank the following businesses meals to those who are hungry, protect those who email: [email protected] who helped to make this event a success: Wendy’s, suffer from abuse and neglect and provide positive Phone: 757-789-POST (7678) Walmart, Pepsi Bottling Ventures LLC, PNC Bank, outlets for our youth throughout both counties with Fax: 757-789-7681 32 • Eastern Shore Post • November 22, 2013

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