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Free November 8, 2013 Confession of an Arsonist Veterans’ Day Tribute By Linda Cicoira arson trial last week, the defendant said the spree In a narrative laced with profanities, arsonist started with revenge graffiti he and Bundick Charles Robert Smith III told police he deliber- spray-painted across roads, signs and buildings. ately set dozens of fires in Accomack County be- Those scrawls escalated to arsons, with Bundick cause he has problems with impotency and feared setting the first of nearly six-dozen fires and him his fiancée would break off their relationship if he taking over the job because she almost got caught, didn’t do as she directed. Smith disclosed. “I love the fire service,” the former fire company He said the only night he enjoyed committing captain continued. “It’s just a problem I had and arson was when he lit up the former Whispering it’s my way of dealing with it. … I wish I was back Pines Motel in Tasley, which was not far from his on drugs. That way, I’d have an excuse.” shop. “That was only because I’d always wanted to “I think this was a stress reliever the way it came see that place burn.” He said he went in an open about,” Smith, also known as Charlie Applegate, 38, door in the back of the building and ignited “prob- said. “I thought it was a joke at first (when she men- ably 40 or 50 mattresses” and “some old chairs.” tioned setting fires). We were just out riding … she Smith said the fire-starting excursions always just came out of her mouth with it … I just started included a trip to Walmart in Onley. laughing and then I figured out she was for real.” “I don’t know why people have to paint” over Smith was referring to 40-year-old Tonya Susan the graffiti that seemed to cover every available Bundick, with whom he lived on Matthews Road in spot from the Maryland state line to Northamp- Hopeton when they were arrested April 1 just af- ton County in the summer of 2012, Smith said. “I ter a fire was started on Airport Drive near Melfa. just used some cheap paint … it was spray paint Smith pleaded guilty to 67 arsons and a count of but it costs like 80 cent … you can take a scrub conspiracy to commit arson at a trial on Oct. 31. brush and soap and water and it comes right off.” Bundick is charged with one count each of arson The graffiti described Jay Floyd of the Parks- and conspiracy and has yet to be tried. ley area as a “narc,” and was done because Floyd The auto body shop owner said he never used and his girlfriend, Danielle, “were constantly talk- a flashlight in woods, fields or houses. “That ing … behind my back,” said Smith. “Putting me would be a dead giveaway,” Smith noted. “In the down and telling how no count I was” to Bundick. fire academy they taught you how to just feel … Ironically, “they’re the ones who set me up with her,” I wore a black mask every time.” He said Bundick he said. “When I got with her I thought we were just did use a flashlight for the fires she set. a booty call. I tried not to (fall in love with her) for about “I know I was wrong in the beginning for driv- eight months … I was doing everything wrong just to ing but … after she did that first one, it just try to get her to get the hell away from me because seemed like some of her problems went away. I’d the ones I love the most are the ones I always end up basically do anything for her. … I’ve had a lot of hurting and they’re the ones who hurt me the worst.” sleepless nights over this,” Smith continued. The couple hasn’t been charged with graffiti- “We’ve been right there with ya,” Accomack related offenses. Sheriff Todd Godwin couldn’t help replying to Smith may be sentenced as early as December Photo by Bill Sterling Smith’s last comment. and could face up to 584 years in prison and fines World War II veteran Colon Loflin is among the Godwin and State Police Special Agent Robert of more than $5.6 million. His lawyer noted that thousands of veterans we honor this Veterans F. Barnes Jr. interrogated Smith just after his ar- even if he got a year for each offense, he wouldn’t Day. Read his story and the story of Afghanistan/ Iraq veteran Chad Isabelle on Pages 4 and 5. rest. In recordings included in evidence at Smith’s (Continued on Page 8) 2 • Eastern Shore Post • November 8, 2013 Eastern Shore Native Northam Wins Race for Lieutenant Governor By Linda Cicoira In races for the first elected School year term. The vote was 2,170 to 1,442. bins Jr. and District 4 member Mickey Onancock native state Sen. Ralph Board in Northampton, Chairman Jo Ann P. Molera won an at-large seat, Mantle Merritt ran unopposed. In Dis- Northam, a Democrat and pediatric Richard L. (Dick) Drury, who rep- which starts with a two-year term, trict 3, Regina Elmandorf Taylor got 376 neurologist, defeated Republican E.W. resents District 5, lost to William J. with 2,122 votes. Her opponent, Nykia votes to win over Ann E. Terry with 241. Jackson, a lawyer and minister, Tues- (Skip) Oakley, 221 to 543 votes. S. Robinson, took 1,328 ballots. Onley voters turned out for a spe- day in the race for lieutenant governor. District 1 School Board member De- Shannon Jones Dunham was elect- cial election. Jack J. Pierson ran Northam is the first person from the lores Nottingham Lindsey lost to Ran- ed to the District 1 spot on the School unopposed for mayor and Susan M. Shore to gain a statewide office since dall D. (Randy) Parks in the bid for an Board. She beat out Tamsey W. Ellis, 488 Rillo was the only candidate to seek Henry Wise won the governor’s seat in at-large seat that starts with a four- to 435. District 2 member Paul E. Bib- the available council seat. 1855. Nearly 57 percent of Accomack votes went for Northam. In Northamp- ton, he garnered more than 70 percent. Riverside Buys Montrose House Del. Lynwood W. Lewis Jr. was re- By Linda Cicoira The ex- elected to represent the 100th District The circa 1810 Montrose House, which once served as change was with 13,123 votes, nearly 71 percent. a bed & breakfast, was sold to Riverside Health Services, recorded He was challenged by John W. Smith, Inc. (RHS) for $300,000 last week, the agency announced in the Ac- Jr. who got 5,307 ballots. Lewis has in- Wednesday. comack Cir- dicated that he would seek Northam’s The property is in the middle of the site for the new Riv- cuit Court senatorial seat if Northam was elected erside Shore Memorial Hospital between Onancock and On- clerk’s office lieutenant governor. ley. When looking at the front of the house, the recent hos- on Oct. 31. Northampton’s chairman of the Board pital groundbreaking ceremony was to the left. The Market Previously of Supervisors, Independent Willie Ran- Street entrance to the facility will be to the right. owned by dall, a financial adviser, lost his District “We have no plans at this time to do anything with the Earl Jordan and Fred Dorner the property was described as 1 seat to long-time activist Granville house,” Peter Glagola, director of Brand Management and Parcel A with 1.66 acres and Parcel B with 4.15 acres. Hogg Jr. The tally was 554 to 419. Public Relations for Riverside, said. Montrose got its name from the original owner, who was District 2 Supervisor Larry E. LeM- Initially, the two parcels were not for sale and plans for the Scottish and came from the Royal Burgh of Montrose, a sea ond and District 3 Supervisor Oliver new Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital were made around it, town. It has four bedrooms, three baths, five fireplaces, a H. Bennett ran unopposed. 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NORTHAMPTON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MUST RSVP: (757) 787-1998 or (757) 787-1055 E-mail: [email protected] November 8, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 3 Accomack Addresses Issues from Research Park to Hunting with Dogs By Linda Cicoira ley asked the supervisors and Virginia on Assateague. In the future, he hopes District and David Fluhart of Pungote- Wallops Research Park (WRP) jumped Department of Transportation offi- directions to county facilities will be ague District were selected. Three of the hurdles this week, plans for a 100-unit cials to put their deplorable private available by searching the site. members are presidents of local hunt apartment building were disclosed, road road into the state system so repairs The supervisors appointed an ad- clubs. Gray Breuker was designated to issues were discussed, and committee could be made. Jackie Farlow said the visory committee aimed at solving is- serve as the at-large member. Supervi- members were appointed to work out is- request was made a decade ago. The sues between landowners and those sor Grayson Chesser will serve as chair- sues surrounding deer hunting with dogs. supervisors voted to work on setting who hunt deer with dogs. Horace Sonny man and will have tiebreaker authority. Accomack County was awarded feder- priorities from lists of similar requests. Hall of Island District, George Walden- Chesser said meetings will be held al approval to swap land at WRP. Super- County Administrator Steve Miner maier of Atlantic District, O.W. Mears of before and after rifle-hunting season, visors first thought they would have to announced there is a plan in the works Metompkin District, Ned Finney of Lee with time for public participation. spend $800,000 to replace property need- to build family apartments adjacent ed on the island for WRP. Late last week, to Accomack Manor. Developer Dave Planners Continue To Wade Through Codes they purchased 33.43 acres near the Koogler wants to build 100 or more county seat, known as the former Jones apartments and will present his propos- By Ron West to complete the revisions of the Zon- Lumberyard, for $540,000. Parks and al at an upcoming supervisors’ meeting. The Northampton County Planning ing Ordinance, which is expected to be Recreation will use the tract for some of Accomack GIS Coordinator Tom Commission tackled environmental forwarded to the supervisors for hear- its activities. Officials also plan to derive Brockenbrough said improvements to and economic issues as part of the on- ings and public information sessions, needed office space from buildings there. http://accomack.mapsdirect.net/ will be going effort to complete the County’s prior to a formal vote in the spring of The supervisors hired Davis, Bow- launched from Nov. 8 to 18 to provide Comprehensive Plan. 2014. The supervisors have pledged to en, & Friedel, Inc. of Salisbury, Md., to better access for tablets and smart The commission still needs to com- make the new Zoning Ordinance more “watch out for the county’s interest” dur- phones. He also reported users will no plete sections on transportation, hous- user friendly. Development Direc- ing construction of roads, utility lines longer be kicked off after 20 minutes ing, and community services prior tor Charles McSwain reported to the and a taxiway from WRP to NASA’s and new imagery would be available. to sending the package forward for a Commissioners that a number of rec- runway. They approved spending up to Brockenbrough demonstrated a public hearing and review by the su- ommendations for the draft ordinance $11,000 a month for 80 hours of oversee- “swiping” tool on the site that showed pervisors. No date for completion of the have been received from the public and ing, a total of $220,000. The county got a 1,800 feet eroded in the last several draft has been suggested other than are being reviewed for possible inclu- $4 million matching grant for the proj- years from the south end of Cedar some point in 2014. sion. The draft ordinance may be found ects, set for completion in early 2015. Island and about 350 feet was lost in In the meantime, the Development at www.co.northampton.va.us/depart Residents of Calvin Drive near On- Hurricane Sandy on the public beach Department staff has been working ments/planning.html

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It was at Guam that Loflin was From Guadalcanal to Iwo Jima, wounded by mortar fire and saw his staff sergeant killed, forcing him to take over temporarily. Always down- Cpl. Loflin Earned His Stripes playing his involvement, Loflin said of his wounds that led to the Purple Story and photo by Bill Sterling day goes by that I don’t think about it,” Heart, “I used to be real pretty, Bill, but on’t flatter me too much. I he added, obviously moved when talk- I had some facial wounds that came was no hero, I just did my ing about that period of his life. from mortar fire by the Japanese.” “Djob,” said Colon Loflin, now He meets three other veterans — Al His squadron went ashore on Oki- 95 and a resident of Daugherty the Crockett; Jim O’Connell, who served in nawa on April 1, 1945, which happened past 63 years. the Korean War; and Bob Blankenship, to be Easter Sunday and his birthday. But many would beg to differ. In who served in Vietnam War — five “It was a cakewalk going ashore, but as 1942, after World War II broke out, Lof- mornings a week for breakfast at Mc- we got inland it got rough. They were lin volunteered for the Marines at the Donald’s, where conversation remains dug in and firing.” age of 24 and spent 32 months with- light. “We have a good time teasing He said the famous scene of the out a furlough fighting in the Far East each other. Having a sense of humor American flag being raised at Iwo to maintain control of several islands has served me well in life,” said Loflin, Jima already had occurred when his where the Japanese had strongholds. who still drives a car and does his part squadron arrived. He once spent 53 days straight on a around the house to help his wife of 67 Loflin, who left the service as a cor- ship in cramped quarters. years, the former Bobbie Bradford of poral, was back in the States when the After being wounded in action, Lof- Daugherty. first atomic bomb was dropped on Ja- lin was awarded a Purple Heart. Raised in High Point, N.C., Lof- pan. “I was in Portsmouth when the He once had to assume command of lin was the youngest of nine children war ended. Kissed a few girls that day,” his squadron after his staff sergeant and lived through the Depression. “We he recalled with a smile. was killed. were poor, but everybody was poor One girl he met in Portsmouth was “Someone can tell you what it was then,” he recalled. “We had clothes on Bobbie Bradford of Daugherty. They like, but you never know unless you’ve our back, a roof over our head and food married and moved back to his home- been there,” Loflin said of his combat on the table. That was more than a lot town of High Point. But when Loflin service. “I will never forget it and not a of people had. Now my mother had to was called back into the service at the can vegetables all summer to get us outset of the Korean War, she went through the winter, but we always had home to stay with her parents on the something to eat.” Eastern Shore. Loflin played a little football in After a year stationed at Camp high school and always kept himself Lejeune, N.C., he joined his wife on Smith Island Cakes in shape after graduating in 1936. But the Shore and has remained ever Wednesday 9am-4pm when the United States entered World since. He and his wife had one child, Thursday 9am-2pm & 5pm-8pm War II after the Japanese bombed Nancy, and now have one grandson Friday 9am- 4pm Pearl Harbor in December of 1941, Lof- living in Colorado. Marine veteran Colon Loflin flies Saturday 9am-2pm lin left his job selling advertisements Loflin worked at Bagwell Oil Co. af- both Old Glory and the Marine Corps for a local newspaper and went to a ter the war and then ran a service sta- flags outside his Daugherty home. Thursday Night is company that built school buses. He tion in Tasley, selling the business just Burger Night! asked for the toughest job they had. A before Route 13 bypassed the town. He first bypass operation and once enjoyed few months later, he signed up for the then spent 24 years at Peoples Life In- fishing, mostly with George Walter Daily Specials Marines, feeling fit enough to endure surance Co., where he says his affable Mapp, “a true gentleman” in his mind. the rigorous training. nature served him well. He still reads the newspaper and Dinner & Entertainment Asked if the Marines were the tough- He attends Drummondtown Meth- completes a crossword puzzle every day. by Matt & Wayne Young est of the tough, Loflin said with a twin- odist Church almost every Sunday. Af- Loflin flies a U.S. flag and a Marines kle in his eye, “We like to think so.” ter missing a Sunday recently, he found Corps flag proudly in his yard.He at- on November 15th His first overseas duty was at Gua- three parishioners at his door that af- tends the VFW once a month for a Becca’s Smith Island Cake dalcanal, where the Marines went ternoon, checking to see if he was OK. breakfast. “There are not many of us now available at the Wine Rack!! out in patrols in search of pockets of “I am doing pretty good for a fellow left from World War II and we are los- Japanese, who were hiding. “We had my age, but I have had two heart by- ing more every day,” said Loflin as Vet- Place Thanksgiving already gained control of the island, pass operations, both knees replaced erans’ Day approaches on Monday. Orders Early but there were still Japanese who were and 42 radiation treatments for a pre- “Overall, I feel pretty good. I plan www.beccascakesandmore.com low on ammunition and food,” he said. cancerous condition. I keep telling Red on living to be 100,” he said, pausing Now Accepting: Visa, MasterCard, “Looking back on it, I almost felt sorry Godsey to put some grease fittings in for effect, “because my barber, Scottie, for them. They were starving.” my knees because they are getting said he is giving me free haircuts for Discover Later he saw action at Okinawa, stiffer all the time.” life when I reach 100. I am looking for- 24399 Lankford Hwy. Tasley 789-3686 Guam and Iwo Jima. Loflin walked quite a bit after his ward to it.” November 8, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 5 It All Comes Down to Character Submitted by Joe Vaccaro he discovered an improvised explosive Assistant PAO, Post 56, Cheriton device (IED) attached to multiple IEDs, Those we call friends and the orga- essentially forming a “daisy chain.” nizations we join are usually good in- He received his second medal for he- dicators of who we are or aspire to be. roic actions during a firefight in which Some people might call these relation- he was exposed to enemy fire while lead- ships character building. ing his unit out of an ambush. Throughout the years, military ser- While Isabelle might be expected to vice has become a gristmill for “charac- be jaded by the horrors of war, instead ter building,” where men and women he is a young man filled with hope and are placed in almost impossible cir- optimism. Much of this outlook can be cumstances, yet triumph over them. attributed to his upbringing in a mili- Consider combat veteran Chad Isa- tary family in Pensacola, Fla. belle, a member of American Legion Isabelle took several college courses Post 56 of Cheriton. during his combat deployments and A 2002 graduate of Phoebus High earned his bachelor’s degree in Health School in Newport News, he enlisted in Services Administration from James the Army infantry directly out of school. Madison University. Isabelle later served in both Iraq and Af- He laughingly jokes that his degree ghanistan during some of the heaviest took seven years to complete due to his years of fighting. During his eight years military service. Isabelle plans to start of service, he attained the rank of spe- work on an advanced degree and this cialist and team leader and earned the time there will be no worries about “in- prestigious Combat Infantry Badge. The coming fire.” Chad Isabelle in Afghanistan 2004 CIB is presented for exemplary perfor- Isabelle is currently the administra- During this Year of the Veteran at America’s veterans look like today. mance in active ground combat while ex- tor at Heritage Hall in Nassawadox American Legion Post 56, Isabelle’s mil- As World War II Gen. Lucian K. Trus- posed to direct fire by the enemy. This is and the care and concern he has shown itary record and service to the commu- cott said, “Reputation is what you think an impressive achievement for a young his clients and staff demonstrates the nity stand as a shining example of what you are and character is who you are.” man whose goal was to complete his leadership qualities born of harder Army career and enter the field of health times in faraway places Licensed sciences to help people in need. Isabelle speaks of the integrity of However, Isabelle’s accomplish- being responsible for your own actions & Insured ments did not end there. He also through self-discipline and accountabil- earned two Army Commendation Med- ity. He defines real character as doing als for his decisive actions in combat. the right thing when no one is watching His first was for protecting and sav- and he tries to instill that same concept Eastern Shore ing dozens of fellow soldiers’ lives after in his staff at Heritage Hall. Maintenance New Business! 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to three years each for two counts of defendant was visiting the Shore for Police and Court Postings passing a bad check in December 2010. a long weekend of golfing. Jones said By Linda Cicoira The terms were set to run concurrent- Booth “took advantage of (the victim’s) ly. Two years, 11 months and 26 days physical helplessness.” He will be re- State Police Lane was sentenced to five years in were suspended. Restitution of $3,891 quired to register as a sex offender. Six Franklin City girls have been prison for embezzling property from was ordered. ………………………… charged with sex crimes involving the Sensations store on the island in ………………………… Accomack District Court teenage girls in Northampton County July 2012. All but six months of the Northampton Circuit Court An islander was arrested late last in August, according to State Police. term was suspended. Prospective jurors were called to week and charged with felony DUI, The suspects are between 14 and 17 Brandon L. Ennis, 23, of Georgia Av- Northampton Circuit Court Monday according to records filed in Accomack years old and were arrested Oct. 22. enue in Salisbury, Md., was sentenced for the trial of a Gainesville, Va., insur- General District Court. They were not identified because of to three years in prison for two counts ance agent charged with raping a local Jimmy Lee Ewell, 48, of Holly Ridge their ages. of grand larceny that occurred on woman in September 2012. Road on Chincoteague is accused of a Three of them were charged with March, 19, 2012. Two years, 11 months Just before the jury was selected, third DUI in 10 years. He was pulled animate sexual penetration, aggravat- and 26 days were suspended. Donald Jay Booth, 44, of Accord Court over by Cpl. Tyler Greenley of the ed sexual battery, attempted animate Daniel Lawrence, 23, of Joshua Lane in Prince William County pleaded Chincoteague Police Department on object sexual penetration and sexual on Chincoteague was given a five-year guilty to misdemeanor charges in an Nov. 1 after the officer stated in a re- battery. The others were charged with suspended sentence for grand larceny of agreement with Commonwealth’s At- port that he observed Ewell making an animate object sexual penetration and property belonging to Jonathan Stone on torney Bruce Jones. unstable right turn onto Chicken City sexual battery. July 13. Restitution of $240 was ordered. Judge W. Revell Lewis convicted the Road. Ewell was driving a moped. He An investigation is continuing. Au- Sarah Ann McCoy, 35, of Greens- defendant of sexual battery and as- is being held without bail. thorities have not yet decided if any of boro, Md., was sentenced to five years sault and battery and sentenced him to Shawn Vanelle Little, 46, of Brain- the suspects will be tried as adults. in prison for stealing property belong- 12 months in jail on each count, to run ard Street in Parksley was sentenced ………………………… ing to Walmart in Onley on Feb. 15, consecutively. The rape indictment was Monday to 12 months in jail with nine Accomack Circuit Court 2012. Four years and four months of amended to reflect the changes. Lewis months suspended for petty larceny. A Chincoteague woman was sen- the term was suspended. The judge or- allowed Booth to remain free on $7,000 He was initially charged with grand tenced last week in Accomack Circuit dered restitution of $1,128.50. bond until Jan. 3, 2014, when he must theft in connection with property be- Court for stealing from her job. Joyce Fisher, 55, of John Taylor report to Eastern Shore Regional Jail. longing to Julie Hall. Little was fined Tracie Lynne Bailey, 39, of Hillary Road in Mappsville was sentenced The incident occurred while the $150. Costs were $551. Career Seminar

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Exmore Names Duer Town Manager association is seeking additional mem- By Ron West antennas that need to be installed by bers from the business community, as Community Exmore Town Council selected a new an Internet provider, the wireless In- well as fielding numerous questions on town manager Monday to replace Zeke ternet service is expected to be opera- what storefront spaces are available Jackson, who came to the town in Feb- tional in the very near future. in town for new businesses. Dufty sug- Notes ruary following an extensive, expensive Council agreed to purchase new trash gested that the businesses along Main search, and then accepted a job in Wis- receptacles for customers receiving trash Street allow local artists to display consin after seven months on the job. collection from the town. Dukes noted their work in storefront windows. Eastville will hold At Monday’s emergency session, that Auto Environmental Systems was Dave Scanlan addressed council re- a townwide yard sale council appointed Councilman Robert low bidder for the product. Total cost for garding plans for the Railroad Museum. Eastville Saturday, Nov. 9, from 8 Duer as town manager. Most recently the containers for the whole town will be He said an antique tractor has been do- a.m. to 3 p.m. Town resi- employed as office manager by Eastern $30,272, plus shipping. nated to be displayed near the station dents can set up in their Shore Physicians and Surgeons, Duer Police Chief Angelo DiMartino re- building and a canopy will be construct- own yard. will assume his new position Nov. 18. ported that the town has hired a new of- ed to protect it from the elements. Those in town or out of town Council now must select a replacement ficer to fill a recent vacancy. Mark Mar- who would like to set up at the for Duer’s vacated council seat. Duer shall, who until recently had served as November 16th Town Park may pay a $10 fee for a previously had been selected to complete a correctional officer with Northampton 10’x10’ spot. Pre-registration for that the term of Douglas Greer Sr., who had County’s Sheriff’s Department, has ac- 9am - 4pm will be necessary. moved up to fill the position of mayor cepted a position with the town. Call Jonny Stevenson at 678-7789 when Mayor William Moore Jr. left office Council briefly discussed the need A Country Fall Festival for information. upon moving outside the town limits. to seek additional applicants for the During the public comment session Town’s Planning Commission and Smith’s Chapel - Quinby Onancock Town Monday, several members of the public Board of Zoning Appeals. Those inter- Council’s meeting spoke in support of council’s selection ested in filling the positions should con- • Food-to-go has been rescheduled Onancock of Duer as the new town manager. tact the Town Office for an application. from Nov. 25 to Nov. Public Works Director Taylor Dukes Elvin Hess and Ken Dufty addressed • Baked Goodies 18 at 7 p.m. Town Coun- updated council on the status of the council regarding the newly formed cil’s Dec 23rd meeting has been broadband initiative for the town. He Greater Exmore and Community Busi- • 10 Craft Vendors rescheduled to Dec. 16 at 7 p.m. said that pending council’s approval of ness Association. Hess noted that the • BUY for Christmas

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~ Confession ~ (Continued From Front Page) outlive his terms. because of the chief. “Outside the fire Evidence involved four DVDs of company I can get along with him great Smith’s confession and a list of inci- … either I was going to catch an assault dents, compiled by Commonwealth’s and battery against him … or just stop Attorney Gary Agar and Smith’s law- running” calls. So Smith quit. yer, all available the next day. There were no fires from Dec. 24, “Nobody else has been with us,” 2012, to Jan. 20, 2013. We “stopped be- Smith said. “I stayed on the phone cause of the kids. You know what this with her the whole time. Basically is going to do to them,” Smith said. when I got to them (the sites), I’d call The first fire in the arson series was her or she’d call me unless we got stuck on Nov. 12. However, Smith admitted the where we couldn’t get a signal.” Then “real” beginning involved a house in Lee he would wait for a horn to blow. Mont where Bundick’s father grew up. “Never once did we ride around and Smith said the property was sold look” for houses to burn, Smith told po- because of delinquent taxes. Bundick lice. “We rode around looking for where owned it with two other family mem- the cops were.” He confessed that on the bers and wanted it torched if she last night, he wanted to ignite an old couldn’t have it. building near the State Police barracks, Smith said he tried to burn down a but Bundick chose the place on Airport Tasley house because he was angry about Drive, fire 67 in the list of charges. the way the owner, who was supposed to “I knew we were busted before we be his friend, talked to Bundick on Face- did it,” Smith said of the last arson. book. “I made sure he wasn’t home.” “Too many cars. It was a dead give- Smith said he set another fire at away. I even told her that. I said, ‘This the home of a former boyfriend of Charles Robert Smith III is interrogated by State Police Special Agent place is a setup.’ She’s a lot smarter Bundick’s. “I pondered on that one for Robert F. Barnes Jr. (right) and Accomack Sheriff Todd Godwin. than me and she said that it wasn’t … months … she was just dead set.” that I was imagining things.” “I never wanted to hurt nobody,” Smith er time, he said, he got lost in the woods he said. “I could have stopped from day In all, more than 80 suspicious fires said. Even at the boyfriend’s house, Smith when he went to set a fire near Withams. one,” he laughed. were reported in about five months. said they made sure no one was home. “We For the blaze in a shed on Nelsonia A big house that served as Hungar Smith said he and Bundick were not re- rode by his house I don’t know how many Road, “I hiked in quite a ways,” Smith Haven restaurant in the 1980s and lat- sponsible for fires in chicken houses, Ex- times and then we watched them leave … said, explaining that Bundick dropped er as Mallard’s was lit with empty beer more, Horntown, Greenbackville or New we were actually on our way home and him off at the intersection of Fletcher boxes in the pump house. This act was Church. “I think some … was (for the) (he) had to walk out … and leave.” Smith Road “all the way on the other side also for revenge. Smith said he thought insurance,” he said of those incidents. said sometimes when his fiancée wanted of that field.” He “just lit some card- Johnnie Mo still owned the building Bundick drove and he ignited the him to burn a place, he would “make up board.” On the way in and out, “I just and he had a grievance with him. structures after a close call they had some kind of an excuse why I couldn’t.” kept laying down when I saw a car.” Smith also admitted setting fire to with the 14th fire on Drummond Lane He said neither he nor Bundick was Smith said Bundick dropped him off a house Anita Johnson was renovating in Tasley, Smith said. “I was going nuts involved with the fire at Ah’s Kitchen on the highway so he could burn a house on Front Street in Accomac. Smith said that night waiting at Colleen’s (dentist near Pungoteague. “We weren’t trying on Ticktown Road. “I almost broke my Bundick dropped him off on Back Street. Colleen Daley’s office on nearby Lank- to take someone’s business. … and we leg … there was a fence or something I “There were three rows of shelves … I ford Highway).” The incident was near stayed away from Sanford and Saxis” tripped over … I dropped a lighter. You just threw a (lit) rag on that.” Smith said the Department of Forestry where Arson because Bundick contended, “ ‘It’s such can go look for it,” he told the officers. he remembered fighting a fire near there. Investigator Glen Neal has an office. a tight-knit community.’ ” To burn down a house on Redwood For a building on Whites Crossing In that case, Smith said, Bundick Smith gave details of a fire at the Road, Bundick dropped him off in front. Road, Smith used leaves to set the fire. couldn’t get back to the vehicle before offi- “old Belote house” on Lankford High- “I thought I got busted that night … I Barnes said police thought a woman cers arrived, but she eventually got away. way beside Blue Crow Antique Mall accidentally ran out in front of a car.” lit the large two-story house fire on “I was hoping after that night it near Painter. “I hiked in from the pond One of the first fires was in a neigh- Church Road behind the former BaySys was the end,” Smith added. “She don’t … oh God I cut myself that night.” He bor’s two-car garage with chicken coops mansion, but Smith insisted he did it. express herself very well … whenev- confessed to going to an opening at the on Matthews Road. He repeatedly He blamed the fire at Leatherbury er she was out there doing that stuff back of the house and reaching in and hit the building with a plastic pipe to U.M. Church in Deep Creek on Bundick. she would talk about her problems. It stuffing rags on top of the ductwork. make sure there weren’t any chickens Asked why a church was chosen, would actually mellow her out.” When he burned an abandoned struc- inside. “I went back there five times to Smith replied, “Your guess is as good Smith told Godwin and Barnes that ture on Holland Road, “it took me 15 get that lit.” Smith said Bundick was as mine. I honestly do not know … I the fires were not because of issues with minutes” to get to the house. “I thought I angry because the owner made nega- wasn’t the mastermind of this… trust police or fire companies. However, he could just walk down the railroad tracks tive comments about her children. me, I would have been busted” sooner. noted that he quit Tasley Fire Company … I had to climb up trees and over “More than likely she’s going to pin Smith said he did not get sexual after serving for 8½ years as an officer branches to get over the ditches.” Anoth- this all on me and I’m fine with that,” gratification from setting the fires. “I

November 8, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 9 did it all for the wrong reasons. I never got a thrill out of this.” He also swore he never used an accel­ erant but toward the end of the confes­ ar sion, he admitted to using a mixture of motor oil and citronella fuel at a house Beware of Driving Drowsy on Drummondtown Road near Wacha­ are preague. “I did bring a rag for every one Core than one in four motorists (28 percent) percent of crashes resulting in hospitalization, •schedule a break every two hours or every of them, but I just didn’t always use it.” reported being so tired they had a hard and 7 percent of all crashes requiring a tow in- 100 miles; The former grader shed that be­ Mtime keeping their eyes open while driving volve a drowsy driver, according to a 2010 study •avoid heavy foods; longs to Winter Cullen in Mappsburg in the past month, according to new research by by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. •travel with a passenger and take turns driving; went up after Smith lit the contents of the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. Motorists Some warnings signs that may signify drowsi- •avoid medications that cause drowsiness or a bushel basket. Bundick dropped him ages 19-24 were the most likely to report driving ness while driving are: other impairment; off on Seaside Road, he said. dangerously drowsy at 33 percent, while the old- •the inability to recall the last few miles; •consult with a sleep specialist or other During the interrogation, Smith re­ est drivers (ages 75+) and the youngest (ages 16- •having disconnected or wandering thoughts; medical professional if you have trouble getting peatedly asked if he could see Bundick. 18) were the least likely to report having done so •having difficulty focusing or keeping your enough rest or are chronically fatigued. He also was concerned about more in the previous month, at 22 percent each. eyes open; The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety col- than $300 of his that was left in their “Drowsy driving remains a significant threat •feeling as though your head is very heavy; lected the data as part of the 2013 Traffic Safety van. “It’s actually mine, but I just to the motoring public, with many drivers under- •drifting out of your driving lane, perhaps driv- Culture Index. The data reported here are from wondered if we could split it,” he said. estimating the problem of driving while extremely ing on the rumble strips; the sample of 2,325 licensed drivers, ages 16 and Smith deferred questions about where tired, and overestimating their ability to deal with •yawning repeatedly; older, who reported driving in the past 30 days. her children would go to Bundick. it,” said Peter Kissinger, president and CEO of the •accidentally tailgating other vehicles; Participants were surveyed using a web-enabled Asked by 1st Sgt. J.P. Koushel what AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. “Driving while fa- •missing traffic signs. probability-based panel representative of the U.S. police could have done differently, Smith tigued is dangerous because it slows reaction time, AAA urges all motorists to stop driving and population. replied, “I think you all did a great job, to impairs vision and causes lapses in judgment, sim- find a safe place to pull over if experiencing any AAA is highlighting the risks of drowsy driving in be honest.” He said if his firefighter broth­ ilar to driving drunk. We know that people can’t reli- of the drowsy driving symptoms. To remain alert, support of the National Sleep Foundation’s Drowsy er had gotten hurt in one of the fires, he ably predict when they are going to fall asleep, and AAA suggests: Driving Prevention Week,® which runs Nov. 3-10. probably would have shot himself. a very fatigued driver may fall asleep for several •get plenty of sleep, especially the night For more information about drowsy driving, visit the Smith said he didn’t keep notes or seconds without even realizing it.” before a long drive; National Sleep Foundation’s drowsy driving web- newspaper articles of the fires. He got The study found that 95 percent of drivers be- •drive at times when you are normally awake; site at www.DrowsyDriving.org kicked off an arson site on Facebook lieve it is somewhat or completely unacceptable to for getting angry at someone who said drive when they are so tired it is difficult to keep Bundick “was nothing but a joke.” Smith their eyes open. More than eight in ten (83 percent) said, “She watched the news … most of believe that drowsy drivers pose a somewhat or 35 years exp • 20 yrs. ASE Master Certified the time when a special news bulletin very serious threat to their personal safety. came on. … I’d go make a snack.” “Many of us are so worn out from our work and Same Day Repair Smith used cars that belonged to his family obligations, yet we downplay our fatigue customers during the spree, but did and stay behind the wheel even when we should New & Used Tires • No appointment needed not elaborate about it in the interview. stop for a rest,” said Georjeane Blumling, vice Foreign & Domestic Auto Repairs “Are you glad that we caught you?” president of Public Affairs for AAA Tidewater Vir- Godwin asked Smith ginia. “We should consider the dangers whenever 1st Time Customer Special “No, I’m not because I was sup­ we attempt to push our driving to the limits. 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Coffman-Fisher Retiree Dies from Williams-Onancock Funeral held at Franktown U.M. Church Sat- Mrs. Lucille Landon Chambers, Home Monday, Nov. 4, by Rev. Robert urday, Nov. 9, at 11 a.m. Obituaries 86, of Onancock, formerly of Onley, Smoot. Private interment followed in Family and friends may sign the guest died Friday, Nov. 1, 2013, at home. Mount Holly Cemetery. book at www.hollandfuneralhome.net Shore Native Dies Born on Tangier, she was a daughter Memorial donations may be made to Arrangements were made by Hol- Mrs. Vicki Reynolds Lovell, 61, of of the late Charlie C. and Nona Parks the Alzheimer’s Association, 6350 Cen- land Funeral Home in Nassawadox. Gulfport, Miss., passed away Wednes- Landon. Mrs. Chambers retired from ter Dr., Suite 102, Norfolk, VA 23502. day, Oct. 30, 2013. the former Coffman-Fisher Depart- Memory tributes may be shared at Wallops Retiree Dies She was the ment Store in Onancock, and was a www.williamsfuneralhomes.com Mr. William L. “Billy” Chesser, daughter of the member of Broadway Baptist Church. 63, of Assawoman late Floyd and She was predeceased by her hus- F&W Retiree Dies passed away Fri- Sally Reynolds band, Cecil B. Chambers; two sisters, Mr. James Henry Kenyon III, 66, day, Nov. 1, 2013, from Oyster. Elsie and Ruth Landon; and two broth- of Exmore died Friday, Nov. 1, 2013. at Coastal Hos- Mrs. Lovell is ers, Bates and Ross Landon. Survivors He was born to the late James H. Ke- pice by the Lake survived by her include her children, JoAnne C. Sav- nyon Jr. and Mary E. Phillips-Kenyon in in Salisbury, Md. husband, Jack Mrs. Lovell age (and husband, Rick) and Debbie Nassawadox and grew up in Wachapre- Born in Nas- Lovell of Gulfport; C. Ayres (and husband, Brooks), all of ague. Mr. Kenyon graduated from Cen- sawadox, he was daughter, Sheila Bailey Bowen and Onancock, and Mary Beth C. Finney tral High School in 1966 and married a son of the late grandson, Cory Bowen, both of Virgin- (and husband, Ned) of Onley; brothers, Kathleen Rozgonyi in 1981. They lived Clarence Fitzger- ia Beach, Va.; sisters, Abbie Phipps of Burke Landon of Tangier, Charles M. happily together in Virginia for 32 years. ald Chesser and Mr. Chesser Kaiserslautern, Germany, and Sherri Landon of Bena, Va., Edward Landon of Mr. Kenyon was an outdoor rec- Madelyn Groton Brown of Virginia Beach; and brother, Rhodes Point, Md., and Stanley Landon reational planner for the U.S. Fish & Northam. Mr. Chesser was a member Floyd Reynolds Jr. of Williamsburg, Va. of Onley; grandchildren, Jeff Savage, Wildlife Service at Chincoteague and of Assawoman U.M. Church and had Memorial donations can be made Jennifer Bowden, Matthew Ayres, Scott Eastern Shore of Virginia wildlife ref- been a purchasing agent with NASA to the Alzheimer’s Association at ALZ. Ayres, Mandi Wessells, Andi Rice, Kate uges and retired in 2003. Following Wallops Flight Facility for 40 years. org or P.O. Box 96011, Washington, DC Bonniwell, and Cole Bonniwell; great- retirement, he volunteered for Shore Survivors include his wife, Cyn- 20090. The online guestbook can be grandchildren, Logan, Lucas, Lily, Han- Cancer Center and Northampton So- thia Brown Chesser; children, Kara signed at www.riemannfamily.com nah, Travis, Benjamin, and Harper; and cial Ministries until he began to get ill. Chesser Perry (and husband, Chris) Arrangements were made by Rie- several nieces and nephews. Mr. Kenyon was a member of Frank- of Painter, Michele Bowmann Green of mann Family Funeral Home, Gulfport. Funeral services were conducted town U.M. Church. He loved to travel Wattsville, and Michael W. Bowmann with Kathleen and friends. He and Jr. of Chincoteague; brother, Robert C. The Lowest Funeral Kathleen took in two Russian girls, “Bobby” Chesser (and wife, Nancy) of Olga and Ksenia, and have loved them Assawoman; sisters, Nancy Chesser Prices - Period. as their own. Russell (and husband, Charles) of East Mr. Kenyon also is survived and be- Point, Onancock, and Patsy Goard, loved by his extended family, his moth- Jean Northam and Joyce Northam, Complete Funeral Package er-in-law, Mary Rozgonyi; sister-in-law; all of Hallwood; grandchildren, Alison $ two brothers-in-law and their spouses; Bowmann, Matthew and Lucas Green, 3,995 eight nieces and nephews; and three and Brianna and Megan Montross; • Metal Casket great-nieces. He was predeceased by and numerous nieces and nephews. his sister, Jean Kenyon-Richardson. A memorial service was conducted • Concrete Vault Memorial donations may be made from Williams-Parksley Funeral Home • Professional Service to Northampton Social Ministries, P.O. Thursday, Nov. 7, by Rev. Kevin Eley. • Flowers, DVD, Portrait, Box 553, Eastville, VA 23347. Memorial donations may be made to A Celebration of Life service will be the Richard A. Henson Cancer Institute, Register Book c/o Peninsula Regional Medical Cen- ter, 100 East Carroll St., Salisbury, MD death by 21801; or to the Riverside Shore Cancer Center, P.O. Box 17, Nassawadox, VA accideNt? 23413. 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Clopper Jr. and Lillian Gertrude Lenci A native of Baltimore, Md., he Midnight (and husband, Matthew) Birdsnest Centenarian Clopper. was the son of the late Frank and of Williamsburg; and great-grand- Survivors include her children, E. Juliette Blackwell Hayward. He was daughters, Naomi, Mary, Charlotte Passes Away Kent Gay (and wife, Joey) and Pamela a retired HM chief for the U.S. Navy and Catherine. Catherine F. Hampton, 102, of M. Gay, all of Richmond; grandchil- and was retired from the Virginia Funeral services will be conducted Birdsnest died there Thursday, Oct. dren, Sydney, Emily, and Graham Gay; Employment Commission. Mr. Hay- today, Nov. 8, at 2 p.m. at Doughty Fu- 31, 2013. and brother, Herbert G. Clopper III and ward was a member of Bethel U.M. neral Home in Exmore by Rev. Judith Funeral services will be conducted Gayle Shonley, of Falmouth, Maine. Church and Berkley Masonic Lodge Worthington. Interment will follow Saturday, Nov. 9, at 2 p.m. at Union Services will be private. 0167, Chesapeake. at a later date in Arlington National Baptist Church in Eastville. There will Memory tributes may be shared at He is survived by his wife, Nell Na- Cemetery. be a viewing today, Nov. 8, from 5 to 7 www.williamsfuneralhomes.com dine Hayward; sons, Richard Thom- Memorial donations may be made to p.m. at the chuirch. Interment will be Arrangements were made by Wil- as Hayward of Asheville, N.C., and Bethel U.M. Church, c/o Bettie Nuck- in the church cemetery. liams-Onancock Funeral Home. James Michael Hayward of Denver, ols, P.O. Box 224, Jamesville, VA 23398; Arrangements were made by Smith Col.; special daughter-in-law, Donna or to Hospice and Palliative Care of the and Scott Funeral Home in Exmore. VEC Retiree Passes Away Harvie (and husband, Allan) of Wil- Eastern Shore, 165 Market St., Suite Mr. Thomas Hayward, 92, of liamsburg; granddaughters, Jenni- 3, Onancock, VA 23417. 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Marriage •Victor Mendoza Solis, 37, and Brit­ •Charles William Knitter, 30, and tany Lee Maxey, 21, both of Parksley Joanna Diane Lord, 25, both of Keller Licenses Issued •Michael Lewis Broyles Jr., 27, and •Peter Dimodica 3rd, 57, and Mau­ •John Whealton Galambos, 50, and Ashley Anne Adkins, 25, both of reen Ann Weimer, 50, both of Bridge­ Cynthia Louise Millard, 52, both of Crisfield, Md. water, N.J. Temperanceville •John Lewis Dennis Jr., 35, and •Robert Daniel Fleming and Carrie •Scott Allen Hurst and Brenda Jeanine Katherine Susan Hurst, 26, both of Ann Murray, both 44, of Delmar, Del. Gentry, both 39, of Newark, Del. Chincoteague •Ernesto Gomez Hernandez, 27, and •Robert Allan Bookin, 48, and Ellen •Daniel Paul Miller, 34, and Heather Maricela Juarez Trigueros, 24, both of Marie Keiser, 33, both of Waymart, Pa. Lang Coniglio, 31, both of Accomac Mappsville •Paul Adam Kinert Jr., 48, and Su­ •Robert Wayne Reed, 25, and Lindsay •Howard Lee Bowden, 64, of New zann Lee Irwin, 57, both of Blaire Grant, 24, both of Fruitland, Md. Church and Julie Mae Roe, 69, of Chincoteague •Green Alfred Bellamy, 36, and Kim­ Temperanceville •William McKinley Turner, 63, and berly B. Patterson, 30, both of Painter •Rodney Kerry Bailey, 47, of Berlin, Cynthia Elizabeth Chandler, 62, both •Wayne Lee Toppin, 53, and Janet Md., and Donna Michelle Chandler, of Painter Marie Mackey, 55, both of Onley 42, of Melfa •Kenneth Carl Pedersen, 46, of Park­ •Roman Lance Brady, 28, and •Demonta Cedrick Heath, 20, and sley and Jessica Misty Spute, 30, of Megan Leigh Piercey, 26, both of Tyneque Sierra Johnson, 19, both of Property Melfa Greenbackville Melfa and Corinne Lapace Chincoteague property 3 New Church parcels Transactions Lot 452, Unit 2, Trails End For $350,000 For $25,000 •From Yolanda Stout & Cynthia Kaelin For $6,000 •From Shore Bank •From John and Nancy Collins To Kevin and Ronda Aldridge •From Accomack County Economic De­ To Mark Sinclair To Herbert, Virginia & Stephanie Smith Lot 222, Unit 3, Trails End velopment Authority, Accomack County Accomac parcel 2 Deep Creek parcels For $9,025 Industrial Development Authority For $81,000 For $250,000 •From Patrick Bloxom & Linda Maddux To Thomas Sr. & Jr. and Barbara Hill •From James Nickerson and Clinton •From Frederick Morgan To Christina and Deforest Johnson 2 acres, Airport Industrial Park Bundick To Shore Livestock, LLC Onancock parcel For $4,000 To Keith and Young Like Gargatha tract For $284,900 •From William and Ol-in Stratton Bloxom parcel For $250,000 •From Pierson Group, Inc. To Ricky and Mahalinda Volner For $2,000 To Susan Henry 2 Onancock tracts •From Stanley Jastrzebski Lot 9, Deer Point For $475,000 To Donaway Homes, Inc. Licensed For $201,403 •From TAVI Holdings, LLC Lot 38, Oceanview & Insured •From SLM Mortgage Corp. To Irene and Philip Morris For $15,000 To Christopher and Cindy Bradley Property at Parson’s Siding •From Stanley Jastrzebski Parcel near Coardtown near Cape Charles To Richard and Michele Haynie For $200,000 For $76,000 Lot 74, Oceanview Eastern Shore •From Luther and Marsha Carter •From Special Commissioner James For $16,000 To Henry and Mary Terhune Elliott and Robert Malone •From Harry Werner and Kris Brown Maintenance Property on Cleveland St., Chincoteague To Michael Watson To Suresh and Lalithia Gumidyala For $315,025 Craddockville parcel Lot 175, Section 2, Captain’s Cove Your Home Care Professionals •From Helen Zebec For $700 For $9,000 To Phillip and Cheryl Curran •From Cynthia Kane •From Scott and Rosemary Howard • Home Repairs Lot 511, Section 1, Captain’s Cove To Thomas Daniel and Deborah Hennel To Sharpco, LLC For $195,000 • Painting PUBLIC NOTICE •From Spencer & Constance Hickman In accordance with the Northampton County Board of Supervisors’ policy, please be ad- • Commercial To Carol Violi vised that there will be appointment vacancies, effective December 31, 2013, on the follow- Harborton parcel ing commissions and boards: • Church For $41,000 EASTERN SHORE COMMUNITY SERVICES BOARD •From B&J Property, LLC • Electric To Max Levin EASTERN SHORE RC&D COUNCIL (two vacancies) Temperanceville parcel NORTHAMPTON COUNTY RECREATION BOARD (one District 2 vacancy and • Plumbing For $50,000 two At-Large Vacancies) •From Grace Construction VA, Inc. NORTHAMPTON COUNTY WETLANDS BOARD To Alfred Fordan PURCHASE OF DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS COMMITTEE “No Job Too Small or Too Big” Lot 2551, Section 5, Captain’s Cove If citizens are interested in serving on any of these boards or commissions, they should con- For $143,800 tact the County Administrator’s Office and complete a Board Bank Application not later •From Timothy and Patricia Forloine than Friday, November 25, 2013. The Board Bank Application is also available online at To Steven, Rebecca and Blake Becker the County’s website: www.co.northampton.va.us 757-694-5703 14 • Eastern Shore Post • November 8, 2013 P A S T I M E S Last Week’s Answers November 8, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 15

H8 a.m.-2 p.m. - Annual Bazaar FRIDAY H10 a.m. - Dupli- SATURDAY Nov. 8 cate Bridge - Sage - Christ Episcopal Church, 16304 Restaurant, Onley - Nov. 9 Courthouse Rd., Eastville - 442-2474 678-7837 POST TIMES H12:30 p.m. - Science & Philosophy H9 a.m. - Zumba Class - Chincoteague YMCA - $5 Seminar: Evolution vs. Creation - - 336-3535 ESCC, Melfa H9 a.m.-3 p.m. - Christmas Bazaar - Living NOV. 8 - 14 H5-8 p.m. - Saxis Island Oyster Roast Waters Church of God, Pocomoke - Shore Seafood Oyster House, Saxis H10 a.m.-1 p.m. - Family Open House - Parent & dock Family Resource Center, 8312 Lankford Hwy., Oak H6 p.m. - Celebrate Recovery Group Hall - 854-2824 Sunday H2:30 p.m. - Hymn Sing - Chincoteague mtg. - Family Life Center, Onancock - H11 a.m. - Veterans’ Day Parade - Onley (from Nov. 10 Baptist Church Meal: $6/single or $10/family Onley Rd. to Coastal Blvd. to East Main St.) H2:30 p.m. - Bingo - Vietnam Veterans’ H7 p.m. - Life Teach Series - Rachel/ Hnoon & 7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Holy Trinity Bldg., Main St., Onley Leah Covenant Ministries Center - Episcopal Church, 66 Market St., Onancock H3 p.m. - Male Chorus Anniversary - First Baptist 787-2486 H2 p.m. - Community Giving of Thanks Feast - Church, Mappsville H7-9 p.m. - MOPS mtg. - Cape Charles Hosted by Rehobeth Temple Community Outreach H3 p.m. - Pre-Pastoral Anniversary - Mt. Nebo Baptist Baptist Educational Bldg. Ministry - Peter Cartwright Manor, Exmore Church, Onancock H7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Town Hall, H5 p.m. - Night of the Stars (Gospel Concert) - H3 p.m. - Missionary Day - Bethel AME Church, Onancock Exmore Bethel AME Church, Eastville H3 p.m. - Special Speakers - Metropolitan UMC, Bayside - H7:30 p.m. - Texas Hold’em H7-10 p.m. - Becky Livas Jazz Trio - Mary N. 665-4615 Tournament - Parksley VFC Smith Cultural Enrichment Center, Accomac - H6 p.m. - Concert - United Christian Church, Parksley H7:30 p.m. - Bingo (doors open at 710-3211 or 665-4010 - $10/ticket H7 p.m. - AA mtg. - Christ UMC, Chincoteague 6:30 p.m.) - Exmore Moose Lodge, H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Eastville Vol. Fire Co. Belle Haven H9 a.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - St. Andrew's Catholic Church, Chincoteague TUESDAY H9 a.m. - Economic Development Authority mtg. - Accomack Monday H10 a.m. - TOPS mtg. - Market Street UMC, Nov. 12 County Airport, Melfa Nov. 11 Onancock - 787-3635 H10 a.m. - Bingo - Accomack Sr. Village, Onancock - 787-3900 Hnoon - AA mtg. - St. Peter’s Catholic Church, H10 a.m. - E.S. Community Services Board mtg. - E.S. Behavioral Healthcare 25236 Coastal Blvd., Onley Center, Parksley H5-6 p.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Market St. UMC, Onancock H11 a.m.-3 p.m. - CADV Silent Auction (Nov. 12-15) - Ker Place, museum shop, H5:15 p.m. - Friends of Northampton Memorial Library mtg. - Onancock library, Cape Charles H5:30 p.m. - TOPS mtg. - Belle Haven Presbyterian Church - 442-9776 H6 p.m. - Bingo - Elks Lodge, Tasley H6 p.m. - Onancock Lions Club mtg. - Sage Diner, Onley - 787-2059 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 H6 p.m. - Bingo - Pocomoke Elks, next to YMCA H7 p.m. - Multiple Sclerosis Support Group mtg. - Hampton H6:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Trinity UMC, Cape Charles Inn & Suites, 4129 Lankford Hwy., Exmore - 442-7722 H6:30-8:30 p.m. - GED Class - ESCC, Melfa H7 p.m. - Disabled American Vets mtg. - 25534 E. Main St., Onley H7:45 a.m. - Kiwanis Club of Accomack H7 p.m. - Narcotics Anon. mtg. - Jerusalem Baptist Church, Temperanceville WEDNESDAY mtg. - Sage Diner, Onley H7:30 p.m. - E.S. Bird Club Seminar - The Hermitage, Onancock Nov. 13 H9 a.m.-1 p.m. - Veterans’ Employment H7:30 p.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Atlantic UMC - 824-5386 Representative Avail. - Northampton H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - smoke free - Cheriton VFC County Dept. of Social Services - no appt. needed H7:30 p.m. - Order of the Eastern Star (Accomack Chapter #62) - Masonic Lodge, H11 a.m.-1 p.m. - Waste Watchers’ mtg. - Chamber of Chincoteague Commerce, Melfa H2 p.m. - Children’s Story Hour - E.S. Public Library, Accomac H10:30 a.m. - Children’s Story Hour - E.S. Public Library, Accomac H4 p.m. - Arts & Crafts Time - Cape Charles Memorial Library THURSDAY H2 p.m. - Children’s Story Hour - library, Nassawadox H5:30-6:30 p.m. - Free Meals for the Hungry - Epworth UMC, Nov. 14 H4 p.m. - Chess Club - Cape Charles Memorial Library - all ages & Exmore - 442-6391 levels welcome H5-6 p.m. - AA & Al-Anon mtgs. - RSMH, Nassawadox H6 p.m. - TOPS VA-550 mtg. - Zion Baptist Church, Social Hall, Parksley - 787-2903 H7 p.m. - Drinking Liberally - Charlotte Hotel, 7 North St., H6:30 p.m. - Kiwanis’ Club of Chincoteague mtg. - St. Andrew’s Catholic Church Onancock H6:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Trinity UMC, Cape Charles H7:30 p.m. - Acc. Cty. Planning Commission mtg. To Seek H6:30 - 8:30 p.m. - GED Class - ESCC, Classroom A-51, Melfa Input on Comprehensive Plan Review & Update - Board of H7 p.m. - Camp 2189 Sons of Confederate Veterans mtg. - Club Car Cafe, Parksley Supervisors’ Chambers, 23296 Courthouse Ave., Accomac H7 p.m. - Diabetes Support Group mtg.: Pt. 1–Glucose Control, Activity & Stress H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Painter VFC - Downings UMC, social hall, Oak Hall H7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Downing’s Methodist Church, Oak Hall H7 p.m. - Narcotics Anon. mtg. - Painter Garrison UMC 16 • Eastern Shore Post • November 8, 2013 November 8, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 17 Kool Ford Service Kool Ford www.koolautomotive.com Kool Ford Kool Quick Lube Preowned 31066 Lankford Hwy 30444 Lankford Hwy Keller Keller Kool Ford Kool Quick Lube Certified Pre-Owned 31066 Lankford Hwy 30444 Lankford Hwy Oil/Filter Tire Rotation & FORD Only certified dealer from Virginia Keller Keller Change w/up to Brake Check 2013 TRANSIT Beach to Delaware. 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Posting p U By SPORTS Bill Sterling Blair Stewart’s Fields of Dreams Blair Stewart had a baseball odyssey this year that $45 to see the Mets in New York City, but never more Fifth on Stewart’s top five list was Houston’s would fulfill the bucket list of many a baseball fan. than $30 anywhere else. Minute Maid Park, a ballpark that Stewart said is In one season, the 61-year-old native of Stewart’s But don’t think just because Stewart bought tick- in stark contrast to its Texas neighbor in Arlington, Wharf witnessed a game at all 30 ballparks in the ets in the nosebleed seats that is where he always saw where the Rangers play. “Houston has a retractable- Major Leagues. the game. roofed stadium, and the whole experience was just A planner by nature, Stewart carefully laid out “I had a system that I would find an attendant that great. It was 105 degrees at game time in Arlington and then documented a season that saw him take looked to be friendly and tell him or her what I was do- and still 97 degrees by the seventh inning, when I in an April 20 game at Tampa Bay and then see St. ing. I would ask for permission to go down to the field left. It was the only game I left early.” Louis host Pittsburgh on Sept. 6 to complete his level and take a panoramic photo of the ballpark. On Stewart said the theme for his 2013 trip was “Fields of Dreams.” most nights they were inviting me to go down to the “Chasing Parks,” but it wasn’t just baseball parks as In between, Stewart traveled 23,618 miles in a trek lower seats before the game was over,” said Stewart. he also visited 30 state parks and refuges. that spanned 98 days over three segments, spent an “At the Mets game, it was the ninth inning before I More on that in another column soon about Stew- average of only $18 for game tickets, sampled the best got to go down to the front row after I asked permission art’s incredible adventure. of ballpark foods and slept all but a few nights in his to get a picture of David Wright. The game went to 15 15-seat van that he converted to a motel on wheels. innings, and I saw Wright come to bat three times.” Although he had friends and family he joined at Stewart counts among his other numbers three several stadiums across the country, Stewart trav- appearances on the big screen at the ballpark, four eled alone through 41 states, taking in many other baseballs snagged during batting practice and nu- sights and collecting non-sports items along the way. merous friends made along the way. Remarkable in this technological era is that he did “The two impressions I came away with were how the first two legs of the trip without a cell phone or a incredibly spectacular the scenery is in this country computer. On the final leg out west, he relented and and how friendly the people are,” said Stewart, whose bought a flip phone because he found it best to make family dates back 11 generations on the Shore. reservations for some state parks he visited on his trek. Among ballparks, Stewart has his favorites. A Yan- “I am not much for all the high-tech stuff,” said Stew- kee fan since childhood, he admits that ranking that art, a farmer who adjusted his planting and harvesting stadium number one is partly based on his allegiance, seasons to grow 400 acres of soybeans this year. but not entirely. “No stadium has anything like Monu- In fact, the two interviews for this column were ment Park with the statues of all those great Yankees. conducted first on the tailgate of his pick-up truck That makes it number one in my view.” while he took a break from rigging up a new piece of Rating number two was AT&T Park at San Fran- equipment on his farm and then in a combine as he cisco, where Stewart had a view of the bay and the harvested a neighbor’s soybeans. moon that was breathtaking. “By the seventh inning, Though not wired to the world, Steward did not the temperature dropped to 67 degrees. This was Au- lack for comfort. “I took out all the seats in a 15-seat gust, and it was the coldest 67 degrees I had ever felt.” van and put in a double bed which was more com- Pittsburgh’s PNC Park, with its friendly atten- fortable than the bed I have at home. I had a 26-inch dants and nice fans, ranked third with Stewart. PNC flat-screen TV and watched a lot of baseball games Park also had what he considered the best ballpark on nights I wasn’t at a ballpark. I used an atlas and food he sampled on his tour — the Primanti Brothers charted my course for the next day.” Steak Sandwich, which also included French fries and Detailed handwritten notes taken by Stewart cole slaw slapped between two pieces of Texas bread. show that he paid a total of $1 for his first three Fourth was Baltimore’s Camden Yards, a ball- games. “I was treated by a friend in Tampa, then in park Stewart has visited frequently, but feels has Miami they were offering free tickets to seniors (55 aged well in its 20 years. “Having the Inner Harbor Blair Stewart with the 30 game tickets and and over) and in Atlanta a $1 ticket was available.” to explore nearby before the game adds a lot to the other memorabilia from a season in which he Stewart eventually paid as much as $55 at Los ballpark,” Stewart said. “Plus, Boog Powell’s pulled saw a baseball game at every park in the Major Angeles for the Dodgers, $50 at Yankee Stadium and barbecue is some of the best food anywhere.” Leagues. November 8, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 19 Turkey Trot Run/Walk New Church To Hold at Nassawadox Turkey Shoot Northampton County Parks and New Church Volunteer Fire and Recreation is sponsoring the Annual Rescue Company is holding its annual Turkey Trot Fun/Run Walk on Satur- SPORTS SHORTS Turkey Shoot Saturday, Nov. 16, start- day, Nov. 23, in front of the Cancer Cen- ing at 10 a.m. at its firehouse behind ter on Hospital Road in Nassawadox. donations deductible. The management David Outten who also will offer a free the truck weighing scales off Lankford Registration for runners and walk- expense is very low to maximize funds photo booth. An Eastern Shore Oyster Highway. ers will begin at 10 a.m the day of the available for processing. Roast will begin at 5:30 p.m. with an Prizes are awarded for all rounds. race, which will begin at 10:30 a.m. The local chapter is requesting both all-you-can-eat menu of roasted oys- There will be a children’s division. The entry fee is $10; children 12 and deer and financial donations to allow ters, steamed clams and barbeque with Breakfast and lunch will be for sale. under will be admitted free. Additional the program to continue this year. all the fixings. For information, contact NCVFR at contributions will be accepted and will Please send checks made payable Advance ticket prices for this event 824-9724 or www.ncvfr.org benefit the Northampton Parks and to Hunters for the Hungry to P.O. Box are $50 per person or $75 per couple, Recreation Department. Frozen tur- 1702, Parksley, VA 23421. which includes food and an annual Anglers Club To Meet keys and prizes will be given at the end For more information, call the local membership in Ducks Unlimited. The Eastern Shore of Virginia of the race to overall division winners director, Worth Saunders, at 710-0049 Tickets purchased at the door will be Anglers Club (www.esanglersclub. and first-place age bracket winners. or email [email protected] The or- $100 per person, no exceptions. org) will hold its monthly meeting on For more information, contact North­ ganization’s website is h4hungry.org Tickets can be purchased at the Monday, Nov. 11, in the conference ampton Parks and Recreation at 678- Barrier Islands Center (Machipongo), room of the Sage Restaurant in On- 0468 or [email protected] Saxis VFR To Hold Branscome office (Tasley), Chris’ Bait ley at 7:30 p.m. and Tackle (Capeville), Eastern Shore It will feature a presentation by Hall’s Chapel Turkey Shoot Outfitters (Exmore), The Island House Sam Sellard of Melfa. He will talk Saxis Volunteer Fire and Rescue Restaurant (Wachapreague) and Sea- about daytime and nighttime fishing Church Turkey Shoot Co. is holding its 28th annual Turkey worthy Marine (Exmore). Additionally, with live eels for trophy stripers at the There will be a turkey shoot at Shoot Saturday, Nov. 23, from 10 a.m. they can be purchased on-line at www. Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. The Hall’s Chapel Church in Sanford Sat- to 3 p.m. at its firehouse. There is a ducks.org/virginia/events/28730/east- public is invited and new or prospec- urday, Nov. 16, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. barrel limit of 30 inches and 12-gauge ern-shore-oyster-roast tive members are welcome. There is a 30-inch gun barrel limit and only. No extended choke tubes allowed. youth shoot with .410 gauge. There will be a kids’ .410 gauge divi- Prizes include turkeys and hams. sion. Participants will be shooting for Refreshments will be available. turkeys and hams. There will be two special rounds for local decoys. For Now Is the Time to Get Hunters for Hungry information, call the firehouse at 854- 1545 between 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Away to a New Home, Seeking Donations DU Banquet Set The Eastern Shore Chapter of the “The Island House 2” The Eastern Shore Chapter of Virginia Hunters for the Hungry an- Until Nov. 30! nounces the beginning of its 16th Ducks Unlimited announces its event Starting at $62,900 season of service to residents of the of the season — a DU Membership So- Package Price Shore. The program raises the funds cial to be held Saturday, Nov. 23, at the necessary to pay the processing cost Barrier Islands Center in Machipongo. Gates will open at 4:30 p.m. and the ***ONLY $72,900*** for deer donated by local hunters. *plus applicable taxes, title, administration fee, placement permit, & survey. The deer is processed into packages event will kick off with music by DJ of ground meat that is distributed lo- cally through the Foodbank in Tasley. 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The Warriors now team this year. “They are all over the await their playoff seeding for games field,” Miles said. “Both have a good fu- played the weekend of Nov. 16. Cur- ture here if they continue to work hard.” rently, Nandua is ranked 14th out of David Wright was 5 of 6 on extra- 16 playoff teams and will be on the point attempts. road that first weekend. For Northampton, quarterback Ty- Armstrong scored on a 30-yard touch- ler Handwerk was 6 of 8 passing for down run and later made a spectacular 53 yards, including a 20 yarder to Solo- over-the-shoulder catch of a Tyreim mon Owens early in the second half. Blake 30-yard pass for a score. Arm- The Jackets’ Zeb Carter was the strong led the Warrior runners with top rusher with 58 yards, including a 146 yards on only four carries. Nandua 40-yard run in the second half. Daniel coach Chris Miles said Armstrong “has Jean added 34 yards. learned to be patient and wait for his Dyshawn Beckett scored the lone holes. Once he gets a crease, he has the Jacket touchdown on a 1-yard run. speed to break big plays.” On defense, Hakeem Berry led Smith scored on runs of 13 and 22 Northampton with seven solo tackles yards and had 75 yards on four carries. and Bryan Christian added four. In addition to completing three of “We played probably our most com- three passes for 42 yards, Blake rushed plete game of the season, but Nandua for 84 yards on six carries. was just more than our guys could Nandua’s Anthony Smith eludes the grasp of Northampton’s Jake Smith Jakorah Parker also added a 3-yard handle consistently,” said Northamp- in the Warriors’ 41-6 win. touchdown run in the second quarter. ton coach David Farlow. them the first week of the season. Joseph McKinnie scored on a 15- “Our guys always fight to the end Northampton ends its season on the yard run in the final quarter. and just leave it all out on the field. I road tonight against Arcadia. Defensively, Will Farlow had 25 am just so proud of them,” said Farlow. Nandua now sits back and waits for tackles for the Warriors, with brothers Coach Miles said, “Northampton is a its playoff pairing and its first rount Cape Center 26507 Lankford Hwy. Cape Charles Malachi and Mahagee Wise adding 15 greatly improved team since we played opponent. email: [email protected] 757-331-1541 Chincoteague Wins Fifth Straight to Earn Winning Season Loyal Locals’ Menu Week of Nov. 9 - 15, 2013 Story and photo by Bill Sterling first quarter, the first coming on a Saturday Chincoteague coach Nick Howard Gardner Fosque 15-yard dash. Fosque Grilled Marinated said his team’s goal at the beginning of then picked up a fumble and ran 15 Flank Steak $1399 the season was to have a rare winning yards for a second score. Larry Harper Sunday record for the Ponies. tallied the third touchdown on a 20- 49 After losing the first four games of yard run. Lunch: 3pc. 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We return 29 boys next year touchdown. and are looking forward to continuing Fosque, only a sophomore, had 293 Thursday to improve,” said Howard, who saw his yards on 22 carries to lead the Pony of- Clam Fritters $899 five seniors honored Friday night. fense. Cory Riefler was 3 of 3 on PATs in Friday Chincoteague settled the issue On defense, Jake Rickman had six 99 the first quarter in the Ponies’ 39-0 Prime Rib: Queen: $13 quickly with three touchdowns in the tackles. 99 win Friday night. King: $15 November 8, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 21 Vikings Win Season Finale, Host Playoff Tilt Tomorrow Story and photo by Bill Sterling Burrows and Bowen each had 102 Broadwater raised its record to 8-1 yards on six and seven carries, respec- in its season finale Friday night with a tively. Holland was 2 of 6 for 94 yards 34-6 win over Brunswick on the road, and a touchdown. sending the Vikings into the playoffs Defensively, Frank Long had 14 as the second seeded team with a home tackles and a sack, while Robert Fritz semi-final game tomorrow at 1 pm. added 10 tackles. against Fuqua, 5-5. Broadwater coach Noble Palmer said The Vikings struck for 20 points his team “backed off” after exploding in the second quarter after taking a for 20 points in the second quarter. “The 7-0 lead in the first quarter following Brunswick coach was retiring after 38 a 3-yard run by Brendon Burrows to years there, they were naming the field open the scoring. The big-play Broad- for him, and it was Senior Night. We water offense scored four touchdowns didn’t pass the second half and played from its side of midfield. the backups for much of the game.” Adam Bowen opened the floodgates Palmer said that after sitting out with a 70-yard touchdown run, fol- the last two weeks with an injury, Pres- lowed by a 68-yard scoring pass from ton Richardson played only a handful Photo by David Parker Ben Holland to Wesley Shrieves; then of plays “to get the feel of the game. It Malik McCaskill rounds right end against Brunswick in Broadwater’s before halftime, Preston Richardson looks like he’s ready to go. He is a big 34-6 win to end the regular season 8-1. The Vikings host Fuqua in a play- added a 58-yard run. part of our game plan for Saturday,” off game tomorrow at 1 p.m. Burrows scored his second touch- said Palmer. down of the night in the third quarter If Broadwater should win, it would Independent Schools Athletic Associa- 17-14 victory. with a 70-yard run. Burrows was also 4 play for the state championship the tion football teams. BS-H has won four In the other semi-final, BS-H, 9-1, of 4 on extra-point conversions. following weekend, most likely at straight state titles, including last year plays Kenston Forest, 4-5, tonight, a Brunswick got on the scoreboard with Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot, ranked when it overcame an early 14-0 lead by team it defeated 47-7 earlier in the a 37-yard run in the fourth quarter. number one in Division 4 for Virginia the Vikings to claim the crown with a season. Firebirds Blanked 41-0 by KC Arcadia ran into a buzz saw Friday Taylor Major, starting at quarter- night, losing to Kent County 41-0 at back, where he saw action last year, Worton, Md. had a 40-yard completion to Eric Grin- Don’t have dental coverage? 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Broadwater All-Metro Conference Cross Country Runners Pictured (from left) are: Broadwater Coach Eric Hack and All-Metro Pictured (from left) are: Broadwater Coach Eric Hack and All-Metro Conference runners Nick Gomer, Robby Parker and Jackson Rose. The Conference runners Kate Gomer, Jean Tankard, Anna Sexauer, Sydney Broadwater boys finished second in the conference held at Denbigh Parks (conference champion) and Assistant Coach Eva Noonan. The Baptist School in Denbigh. Broadwater girls finished second in the conference. Nandua’s Evan Lawrence Places 8th in Conference Cross Country Meet Evan Lawrence of Nandua placed gan Godwin was 10th in 19:24. Tah’re lowed by teammates Rachel Lankford the top Nandua runners, finishing in eighth with a 18:27 showing in the Group Pettit of Arcadia was 14th in 20:27. in 16th in 25:42 and Kair Fuller (27:41) 26th and 27th place. By virtue of their 2A Conference 33 cross country champi- Among the girls, Kristina Dedicato- and Celeste Briones (28:21) in 24th fourth-place finish, Arcadia girls and onships last week held at Eastern State ria of Arcadia was the top Shore runner and 25th, respectively. Carolyn (29:04) boys advance to regionals, as does Nan- Hospital in Williamsburg. Arcadia’s Lo- with a 13th place finish in 25:01, fol- and Charlotte Olmstead (29:24) were dua’s Lawrence. Nandua Advances in Conference; Jackets To Play Nandua defeated Arcadia 25-6, 25-18 and 25-17 Tuesday night in the opening match of conference volleyball play. Tsara Nock had five aces, 12 digs and 13 assists. Chesley Barker added five aces and nine digs, Kimberly Wert had four aces and four kills, Caroline Harvie had 1 dig, three kills and two aces and Amanda Baylis had six kills. Nandua fell to Windsor Wednesday night at Windsor in three sets, 25-4, 25-18 and 25-12. Jackets Field Hockey Concludes Season Tsara Nock had four aces, 10 digs Photo by Chris Glennon and one kill. Caroline Harvie had three The Northampton field hockey team finished runnerup in the confer- aces, seven digs and four kills. ence after falling to Bruton in the championship game 4-1. The Lady Northampton and Chincoteague Jackets advanced to the regional tournament, where they were elimi- will compete in Conference 41 play nated 9-1 by a powerful James Monroe squad with Madi Lewis getting Saturday at Appomattox in a one-day the goal and Sarah Head the assist. Pictured (from left) are: front row - tournament. Northampton is seeded Karla Benavides, Madi Lewis, Nicole Reyes, Ada Garvis, Adrianna Simp- number one in the tourney and has a son and Brittany Glennon; second row - Sara Gildo, Ceci Cruz, Dylan bye in the first round, playing the win- Bennett, Rima Horé, Captain Sarah Head, Erica Head, Katie Spady and ner of Chincoteague and Franklin in Coach John Gorman. “I am very proud of this team. They played hard the semi-final, with the championshop Caroline Harvie sends a ball over and took on some tough competition this season,” said Coach Gorman, game set for 7 p.m. Both finalists ad- the net in Nandua’s win over Arca- who lost eight seniors from last year’s team vance to regional play. dia Tuesday night. November 8, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 23 Fall Fishing Choices Keep Anglers Busy In lower Northampton County, puppy drum are still available in seaside shal- low waters and most bayside creeks. Tautog have started to show around the concrete ships and the high rise on the bridge-tunnel. Flounder fishing has been slow, with a few catches reported near Buoy 18 north of Kiptopeke. In Accomack, fishing inside the in- lets is still great for redfish on the sea- side. Water temps are back to 60 de- grees plus during the day, and the reds are feeding heavily on mantis shrimp and crabs. Bait fishermen have been scoring on finger mullet, and anglers’ best bets for artificials are 3”-4” dark plastics with a bright tail or Mirrol- ures, but slow them down. Outside the inlets, on the reefs and wrecks, tog and sea bass are available Young Huntress when the wind subsides. Red drum are Ryan Wright, 15, of Craddock- in the surf off the barrier islands. ville took this 9-point buck with On the bayside, a fewWright’s specs are Seafood a muzzle loader on the first day of trickling down from the north and red- Photo courtesy of Chris’ Bait and Tackle the season Monday. She bagged an fish are thick on the shorelines below Beth (left) and Sandra Scott show off a speckled trout, flounder and two 8-pointer on Youth Day. Cape Charles. puppy drum caught on a recent Northampton County fishing trip. Nov. 16 Wright’s Seafood 6-10 p.m. at Central Green, Painter

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Johnson engine Oyster • Ability to multi-task and work independently with (completely refurbished), diverse population. many extras. Boat & trailer Roast • Previous experience working with the elderly. BA in very good running cond. preferred. Call for details. $8,500 • Salary based on experience. OBO. 824-0236. F riday, Nov. 8 • Applications may be obtained at 5432 Bayside Rd. in quinby area – 14 ft. 5-8 p.m. Exmore, VA, or by calling (757)442-9652. Duck Boat for sale w/motor. at Shore Seafood • Closing date is November 22, 2013. EOE Call after 6 p.m.: 442-6422. 22 ft. aquasport – Oyster House Cutty Cabin, 140 h.p. Evin- on Saxis Dock Orlando “FEDE” Upshur To all the wonderful family and POSITION VACANCY friends of Radean Hawkins, rude (low hrs.), 4-wheel Tickets are $30 11.21.89 – 3.25.12 Words cannot express the The County of Northampton Commissioner of Revenue trailer, new tires, stainless loss of our mom, daughter, is accepting full-time employment applications for: rollers & bearings, power per person Today you would’ve been 24. I grandmother, sister and friend. It winch. $2,400 firm. Call know all along, with your family 757-894-0860. All-You-Can-Eat Includes: is truly amazing to see and hear Deputy I Tax Examiner/Assessor and friends, you would be getting how many lives our mom has 1999 JOHNSON OUT- Steamed Oysters, Raw your “sweet juice” on. This is the touched. We are so thankful for BOARD - 115 h.p. $1800. Oysters (Shuck Your Own), most difficult time of the year. Job descriptions and applications are available online at Can be demoed. Good con- all the love, support and prayers www.co.northampton.va.us or at Northampton County Oyster Stew & Condiments I thought it would be easier by that have been shown during our dition. 757-442-1345 now but it isn’t. It’s not a day Human Resources, P. O. Box 66, 16404 Courthouse Rd., 2011 starcraft semi- B.Y.O.B. time of grief. Eastville, Virginia 23347 (phone: 757/678-0440 x551). that goes by I don’t think about We would like to give a special v aluminum boat w/Load- you or hurt because you were Deadline: 5:00 p.m., November 25, 2013. Northampton rite trailer (used 3 times) thank you to everyone who took County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Afterparty: snatched from me so soon. I the time to visit in our home, sent includes anchor, life pre- Live entertainment see your smile and hear your beautiful flowers, for the wonder- servers, 4 rod holder & laugh every day. I wish I could town of parksley Hummingbird fish finder. from 8 p.m.-midnight ful food, the comforting words police department wish you “Happy Birthday” face and all the shared memories. Asking $2,000. 336-5683. at the Saxis Firehouse to face and give you a big hug. must sell – ’01 Trophy We would especially like to The Parksley Police Department is now accepting Since that isn’t possible, I’ll have thank our pastor, John Burr, for Bayliner w/center console, Tickets may be to wait until I see you again. applications for the position of Police Officer. Applicants GPS, Bimini top, trailer, purchased by being a major impact on helping must be 21 years of age, possess a High School Diploma From all of us to “U”. We love her keep her faith in the Lord. many extras all in good calling Denise Drewer and miss “U”. or GED, a valid Virginia driver’s license and DCJS Law cond. $3,500. 757-442-5436. We are thankful for everyone at Enforcement certification is preferred. Competitive at (757)710-4747 or the Riverside Cancer Center, ’02 1703 trophy pro HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Love, Mom, wages and benefit package are provided. Applicants 90 h.p., 2-stroke Mercury at Martha’s Kitchen for their guidance, comfort and must apply at the Virginia Employment Commission, on the Saxis Dock, Bo, Meek, Neka, Des, Zy, Kera, words of encouragement. Thank w/trailer. Has Bimini top & familty & friends 25036 Lankford Hwy, Onley, VA 23418, (757)302-2029, for seat cushions, many extras, Young’s Old Shop in you for giving our mom the best a State Application and Form 72. Accepting applications care possible. And finally, to like new, $8,200. 787-8383. Mears and PNC Bank through November 18, 2013. 27 ft. F.G. work boat in Oak Hall. Hospice, a God sent blessing in We would her final moments. Thank you, - 6 cyl. Perkins Diesel with like to thank Theresa Kellam, for your gentle Part-time Activities Coordinator wanted at Quail net drum. $7,000. Call Sponsored by the care. Run Assisted Living Facility. Valid driver’s license 757-789-3336. Town of Saxis & the everyone for We thank the Lord for giving required for taking residents out for activities or doctor pro sport prokat Saxis Vol. Fire Co. the prayers, us the time we had with our mom appointments. Experience is preferred, however we will ‘02, 27 ft., twin 130 h.p. in her final moments. Today our train if necessary. Apply at Arcadia Nursing and Reha- Hondas, trim tabs, radar, 2 food, flowers, family rejoices in knowing she bilitation Center, 17405 Lankford Highway, Nelsonia GPSs, VHS radio, auto pi- cards, visits has gone home to be with her 23414. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. lot, elec. anchor windless, Lord and Savior. outriggers, down-riggers, and phone 3-axle trailer, plus extras, With all our love and blessings, $32,000. 757-789-3893. calls. The family of Radean Parker Help Wanted Auto Supplies Hawkins part-time mainte- Reese 12k gtw dual The Family of nance assistant kam hp weight-dis- wanted for arca- tribution & anti- $500 REWARD Elmer K. Ward dia nursing & re- sway system – Plus CALL TROY OR hab center – Please shank & ball. Used twice. for Sophie. apply in person at 17405 Regular: $800, Sell $395. Call Small white shaggy ANGIE TODAY Lankford Hwy., Parksley, 757-350-9055. dog. Westie mix. Point- FOR FRONT PAGE VA 23421. (757)665-5555. 1988 Grady White ed ears. Dark brown EEOC/DFWP Boats, Etc. nose and eyes. Ward- STICKY NOTE 20’, 225 h.p. 23’ bayliner - 5.7 I/O, Yamaha, 2 axle town/ Belle Haven. PRICES! BOOK 9.9 aux. motor w/hyd. lift, Missing since Sept 6th. anchor puller, sink, fridge, trailer. Ready to go. YOUR DATE NOW!! stove, head, sleeps 4, trailer. $10,000. 757-710-9576 757-789-POST $8,995. 757-302-1185 Call 757-824-5748. 26 • Eastern Shore Post • November 8, 2013

18 ft. ’75 laguna wind- jamesville - 2BR mira!! tienes per- cape charles - 2BR, Commercial Bldgs. Walk-In-Freezer sor sailboat - w/ ’01 For Sale trailer. $500/rent + deposit miso de trabajo? Puedes 3 blocks to beach, $650/ Load-rite trailer, like new, required. No animals. Call comparte una casa de 3 mo. Credit check. Call good learner boat, 6 h.p. John- - Rent or Purchase 8 ft. x 14 ft., 442-7507. recamaras, 2 baños llama 757-331-2206. son, $2,000, at Cape Charles WON’T LAST LONG 302-846-9100 para los parksley area - 1BR, Marina. 757-331-4940. pocomoke, md. - 5,500 $2,500. 3BED, 2BATH in a quiet/ requesitos. w/ceramic bath, dishwash- 30’ sportscraft 300 sq. ft. bldg. Newly renovat- 757-894-0414. nice MHP in Fruitland, Md. er, stove, refrigerator, W/D, Sea Eagle. Updated 350 ed, secure– one of two best $19,900 or BEST OFFER. Pets central heat & air. $550/mo. Vortex 315 h.p. Low hrs. Re- built bldgs. in town. Per- Call Today! 302-846-0495. + sec. dep. Credit check. duced to $10,000 OBO. Sell- fect for offices or one user, 2 toolboxes for melfa area - 3BR, 2BA whiskers -- We offer low 894-1272. w/ parking. $6.50/ sq. ft. cost S/N & FREE S/N with ing due to illness. 854-1834. f-150 or chevy pick- mobile home. $650/mo. + Hartley Hall 20’ 4” open c-hawk - CALL 757-678-7630 up – Asking $100 each. sec. dep. Serious inquiries any any adoption from the 3008 sq. ft. bldg. E.S. Regional Animal Con- Senior Housing ‘95 Mercury 200 outboard, Call 757-678-2566. only. Call 710-8981. in Pocomoke City, Md., is trailer, $7,800. 710-2958. 16,580 sq. ft. bldg. simplicity basinet Mobile Home Parts trol call 1-800-298-8081 Ac- exmore, va - Sturdy cess Code 55. accepting applications for boat wheels - 4-blade, - Like brand new with mu- for sale. We also move mo- 1-bedroom and efficiency 1 pair, 19” x 23-11/2” shaft. well-built buildings. Good sic and vibrations. $75. Call bile homes. Dreamland for church/bingo parlor; apartments in an elderly $650. Call 757-999-3437 & 757-854-1637. Homes, Rt. 13, Accomac, Real Estate housing subsidized apart- leave message. veterinarian clinic/groom- 754 taylor triple- VA. 787-2823 ing facility; senior citizen house for sale - ment complex. Contact 410- ’83 CHRIS-CRAFT - 31’ head soft-serve 957-2252 for application or Commander, flying bridge, activity center; church ice cream machine 3BR, 1.5BA. Cape Charles, hall; child care; dance stu- Holland Hill fenced in yard, very low visit office at 1006 Market twin Tamd 41 Volvo diesel, - Bought new & only used Street in Pocomoke City. low hours, all new electron- dio; gym; woodworking 6 mos. Water cooled. $2,500. Residential Community maintenance. $150,000. shop; artisan/craft guild; (757)824-0315 757-331-4676. Equal Housing ics, offshore fishing gear Call 757-710-7000. Opportunity available. $17,000. Call call center; Internet busi- ’88-’92 maxx racing END OF YEAR for sale: near 757-999-0002 ness; bar & dance hall; card set - And 1990 wachapreague - Tax cape charles - LR, 28’ carver mariner mail-order shipping busi- Skybox NBA Card Sets: SPECIAL Map 113, double circle 2, Din. Rm., Kit., 3BR, 1BA, Two 305 Mercruiser engines ness; offices. Put your busi- Make Offer. 710-8637 *2 bdrm mobile homes parcel G. 26.43 acres. Ask- credit check, $600/mo. Call (low hrs.), sleeps 4, fridge, ness here! $5.50/ sq. ft. gold engagement $400/month+ – 3 bdrm ing $5K/acre. Call 442-9791 757-331-2206. microwave, compass. Recent- CALL 757-678-7630. ring - Sz. 7, never worn, mobile homes $450/month+ Eastern Shore of ly hulled & painted. NOW center diamond 1/2 karat Refrigerator/range * va - Waterfront lot on Back accomack manor $15K OBO. 757-619-8841 Farm & Lawn w/side diamonds–6 on each Washer/dryer hook-up. Creek, 3.9 acres, assessed apartments for ’98 sunbird cutty- side, Asking $800 ($1,200 Weekly trash pick-up/ water/ for $306,400–will sell for cab - 130 h.p. Evinrude, Equipment assessed value). Call $239,000 (or reasonable of- seniors (55 & over) sewer are included in rent. fer.) 757-999-3437 (leave 222 hours, w/trailer. $5,000. 1953 ANNIVERSARY JU- 757-787-3628. Transit Bus Service. No pets. fitness, computer, 757-709-1191, leave msg. peeler-pot license msg) or 757-787-4766. BILEE 600 FORD TRAC- Vouchers accepted. 1.5-acre lots for sale. & community rooms ’02 catamaran - 18’, 75 TOR - $3,500. 442-7507. for sale - 757-891-2352 h.p. Mercury eng. & trailer. tungsten wedding +security deposit required Melfa. Only $449/mo. w/ Planned activities & farm equipment - Rental rates valid for Oct., $0 down. No credit check. Bought new in 2002. Low John Deere Tractor - 8 ft. band for sale - Size 9, pet friendly engine hours & exc. cond. $50. Call 757-894-8908. *Nov., Dec. 2013 only - offer Includes well & septic. Call disk - chisel plow - Ph. # 302-674-5540. $8,000 OBO. 331-1319 757-824-5592. lumber - Birch 1/2”-ply- requires first month’s rent and 757-665-5848 ’77 20’ Penn yan Boat. wood cabinet grade. security deposit paid in full Minutes from the eho Hard top. Tunnel drive. No 757-999-3437. florida keys!! - 2BR, Feed/Seed at lease signing. Applies to 2BA fully furnished house trailer. Needs motor repair. bathtub lift chair new leases* only. Transmission OK. $1,295 Operated by water pressure. for sale by owner in lovely horse hay - $5 per bale. gated mobile park in Flor- crispus or trade. 787-4136 straw - $3.50 per bale. Almost brand new--only used 24 ft. privateer w/130 twice. $500. Call 665-5040 or mobile trailers ida City for only $34,500. attucks apts. Call 757-824-3930 or call Clubhouse, pool, hot tub, & 3208 Thurgood Marshall Rd. H.P. Yamaha 2-stroke 757-894-1339 (cell). 894-0669 for rent - 2 & 3BR. Boat, motor, & trailer: ask- Contractors’ SPE- Land lease for personal more. Call 757-710-7000. Exmore, VA 23350 ing $8,000 OBO. Pot puller Firewood For Sale CIAL - New pre-hung solid trailers. Trailers-rent to (757)442-4173 included. 757-678-6226. two-panel int. doors 3 @ 3/0 own & for sale-trailers to Rentals - Apts. 17 ft. center con- seasoned oak, Cher- x 6/8 & 1 @ 2/6 x 6/8 - All be renovated. Call Carl at 3-bedroom units available sole pro-line - w/ 115 ry & hickory - Call R/H. List price $255 - $500 410-262-3070. Exmore for immediate occupancy h.p. Johnson. Great shape! 678-2566. takes all 4. 302-1325 new 3bed, 2bath homes Village I & II by qualified applicant. Ap- 757-710-6459 walk-in cooler for sale. $500 deposit. Call plications may be request- Apartments ed by calling the Crispus 2005 22 ft. trophy SEASONED coils - 4,000 BTU, 115 302-846-9100 for details. Looking for a cool pro - W/A, 150 h.p. Mer- FIREWOOD volt, 6,500 BTU, 115 volt. attention veter- Attucks office number. cury Saltwater, color d.f./ $150 each. 757-336-3558. ans! No money down for affordable apart- Housing Choice Vouch- Call ment? 1-Bedroom g.p.s., Bimini cover & full Marshall’s NEW VOGUE PRIMA: your new home/land pack- ers accepted!!! Rental Apartments for per- Assistance Now Avail- cockpit enclosure. 1 new 442-7540 Above-ground pool. 24’ ages!! Call your VA loan batt., seat covers, exc. cond., round with auto cleaner. specialist today 302-846- sons 62 and older able. $19, 500. NOW $16,500. Must be moved. $2,950 9100. or persons with EQUAL 304-671-1879. OBO. 757-709-0409 Look!! Do you have a disabilities. Rent HOUSING boat wheels - 3-blade, work permit? You can based on income. OPPORTUNITY 1 pair, 22” x 23-11/2” shaft. Hunting Property Mobile Homes buy a house. For details Qualified applicants $650. Call 757-999-3437 & 302-846-9100. open house - Sun., will be placed on leave message. For Rent land/home pack- the waiting list. newtowne ’91 SeaRay Sundancer Nov., 10. 10 til 2. 3BR, 2BA ages - Ready to move into apartments doublewide. $700/mo., $700/ - 28’, 10’6” Beam, Twin Mer- 15+ acres - Wooded. In in the following locations: (757)442-9471 cruiser I/O 5.0LX Engines; Onley, VA. 710-0070. dep. 13519 Lankford Hwy., Marydel, De., Millsboro, Immediate Occupancy A/C w/reverse cycle heat, Mappsville. Call or text De., Delmar, De., Seaford, to those who qualify nice galley, head w/ shower, Misc. - For Sale 787-3317. De., Lincoln, De. and Cen- Peter Cartwright EFFICIENCY APTS. sleeps 6, 2 custom canvases, melfa area - 2BR, 2 treville, Md. Call Today: Manor Apts., located AVAILABLE AGE 62+ much more. 787-3454 propane vent-free full Baths, large garden tub, 302-846-0495. in Exmore, Va., is taking Apply at Newtowne fireplace – 15,000- Central Air, $585/mo. + 1st zero down!! Let your applications for seniors Apartments, Pocomoke Need to run a 30,000 BTU. Blower & ther- month’s rent & sec. dep. Call land be your down payment 62 or older. No application mostat, walnut finish. $300- 710-1431. & get a new house today. Call fee. Electric is Rent based on income legal ad? Call cash only. 757-824-0236. we pay top $$$ for used 302-846-0495. included in your Call: 789-7678 Includes owner’s manual. homes. 302-846-9100. rent. Call 414-0020. (410) 957-1562

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movers –Load & unload Rentals - Houses rental trucks & storage. Full service pack & move. Get Your Driveway Ready For Winter Wanted nassawadox area - Hourly or flat rates. Local 4BR, 1.5BA, electric heat, or long distance. 442-7575. Top Soil, Fill Dirt, Sand, Stone, Demolition, Dry W anted: People to Know $775/mo. 1 mo.’s rent + 1 [email protected] What they are NOT tell- mo.’s sec. 757-710-4559. Se- Shells, Crush & Run, & Backhoe Work All materials delivered & spread ing you. The true word of rious inquiries only. God. Here God is talking rent w/option to Garage Doors about future. Isaiah 66:22 buy: owner finance Just Call Site Automatic Openers “For as the new heavens available - $600/ Work Specialist & the new earth which I mo. + $600/sec. dep. 3BR, Installation, Sales will make....” 1BA country home, 1 mile & Service Isaiah 66:23 “And it from public boat ramp at John C.Miller at 665-4026 shall come to pass [That] 13257 Hacks Neck Rd. Call from one New Moon 757-607-6956. pick-up - $1,000 (needs 1969 4-door chevy ’04 Chrysler Town & to another, And one craddockville - work.) 442-7507. malibu – Has a solid Country 144,100 miles. Sabbath/”Saturday” to 11157 Scarborough’s Neck ’01 chevy ext. cab frame. Restoration project. 1 dent in tailgate/fact. in- another....” No heaven for Rd. 2BR, 2BA, A/C & heat, - 1/2 T., 64,800 mi., red, 350 rebuilt engine. Title in- stalled child seat. Power the Sunday keepers. NO W/D hook-up, $675/mo. + matching top, bedliner, new cluded. $2,200 OBO. Leave locks/windows. Heat/AC. Very Sunday in future Heaven. sec. dep. + ref. 442-6963 or Affordable Rates brakes, $9,995. 410-957- message: 787-4143. dependable. Dk. Blue/gray No from no = Nothing. If email [email protected] Call 894-3151 0203 or 410-726-5667. ’76 Chevy Impala int. $4500.757-665-5138. you like your plan, you can tasley - 2BR, 1BA. Cen- ’97 gmc truck - Ex- 2-dr. sedan. $1,800 firm. 1983 silverado chev- keep/it. tral heat & air. No pro- tended cab, 3-door, 5.7 V8, 442-2263 after 5. rolet pick-up – Auto. Your Servant, Post Angel grams. $650/mo. + sec. dep. 235K mi., $3,200. 999-4999 ’04 F-350 Supercrew - trans., power steering & 710-1104. MMARSHALLARSHALL 2008 honda ridge- diesel, 4x4, long bed, lift kit, brakes, A/C, cruise, antique. PARKSLEY - 2BR, 1BA TREETREE SERVICE SERVICE line r.t. – 64K mi., off-road tires, tinted win- 44K original miles. $10,000 buying junk cars, scrap home for rent, appliances Capable,Capable, Affordable, 4-wheel drive, tow pack- dows, billet grille. $17,500. or make offer. 787-8885. metal, copper, aluminum, included. $650/mo. + sec. DAependableffordable, age, new tires. $14,500. Call Call 757-710-4144 ’81 Cadillac El Do- brass, tin, & aluminum dep. 757-710-8894. ISA CertifiedDependable Arborist 678-5255 or 678-3226. ’81 Cadillac El Do- rado Diesel. Very good rims. Paying top dol- onancock - Beautiful ISA Certified(#MA-3138A) Arborist ’84 Monte Carlo - rado Diesel. Very good cond. Low mileage. $4,850. lar. Turn your scrap into furnished 2BR, 1BA house. (#MA-3138A)Licensed & insured Classic. 45,000 actual miles, cond. Low mileage. $4,850. Call Rodney 665-4639 cash!! Cars picked up the Handicap access, 1-story, LicensedFree & Insuredestimates. AM/FM cassette, power Call Rodney 665-4639 same day, free of charge. walk to restaurants & Free estimates.442-7540442-7540 brakes & steering. $8,800. ’12 toy hauler for Vehicles – Motorcycles We also buy Elec.Motors & 442-5009. sale – 415 Road Warrior batteries. So call Bowser & stores. $800/mo. 710-0070. NowNow accepting accepting accomac - 3BR, 2BA. ’44 Willy’s Army Jeep by Heartland. Only used ‘04 Harley fat boy Son Salvage Yard ph. 824- Big living room & kitchen. – Runs, needs work. JUST 3 times. 3-TVs, fireplace, Apehangers, Triple 3719 or cell 894-5859. All appliances included. REDUCED: $3,000. Call 1.5BA, generator, $50,000. Exhaust, 6,773 miles. Ask- $995/mo. No programs. Call 787-9151 or 709-9456. Located in Painter. 442-7875. ing $9,500. Call 757-709- 757-414-0087. Storage ’05 Grand Marquis ’06 holiday rambler 9112 or 757-709-4963. – $3,995, 164K miles, exc. admiral se – 33’, only 2007 Harley david- Yard Sale NANDUA cond. 757-824-5555. 20K mi., low hours on gen., son- Super Glide Custom. Room for Rent MINI STORAGE ’00 mustang – 150K mi. very clean, exc. cond., auto. 2100 miles. Garage kept. Yard Sale - 16463 Hol- belle haven - on Rt. 650, Taylor Rd., New tires, brakes clutch & leveling, C/C, sat., 2-TVs, $16,000. Now Only $13,000. land Ct., Eastville. Part of busline. Funny room avail- Tasley. 757-787-3059. windshield-wiper motor. refrig., $59,900. 442-7875. 710-8676 (After 4 p.m. only, the town-wide yard sale able. $325 includes utilities. $10 Off 1st month’s rent $4,300 Firm. Call 710-7571. please.) Nov. 9, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. House- 442-7410 or 757-710-0609. ’05 SPORTSTER HAR- hold goods, clothes, jewelry, accomac - Lg. furnished Thrift Shops LEY, 2,000 miles, blue, exercise equipment, head- room w/private entrance & $7,500 negotiable, Excel- boards, curtains, pictures, Smith Chapel lent cond. 757-710-9107 frames, lots more! private bath. Micro/fridge, Thrift Shop - Open Dish TV & utilities includ- ’98 moto-guzzi 1100V moving Sale - 8 a.m.- Sat., Nov. 9, 8-11 a.m. Bake SELL YOUR BOAT motorcycle - Low miles. 4 p.m. Friday & Saturday. ed. $425/mo. References re- table. Open every Thursday, quired. Ph. 787-9279. Exc. cond. 757-710-0359. 26455 Savageville Rd., 9-11 a.m. ’88 BMW motorcycle Onancock. Everything - K100RS, 52K miles. Has must go! 954-383-0993. Services Vehicles – Cars, OR VEHICLE FOR bags, fairing, & windshield. Simpson Tree & BOB- $3,000 OBO. 50 m.p.g. 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COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF Acres, on a plat recorded in in Plat Book 3, Captain’s Cove. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 89, page 116 All that parcel of land in Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot 140, Section PARCEL L: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs Pursuant to Decrees of the Circuit PARCEL D: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs 17, Captain’s Cove. VACATION MARKETING, INC. Court of the County of Accomack, Virginia CARLA M. FORD MAP NO. 005A302001508A0 entered in the cases specified herein, the MAP NO. 062A1A000009600 PARCEL H: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs following real estate will be sold at public 4452 JANDERS ROAD PHYLLIS MITTER All that parcel of land in Accomack auction on Thursday, November 21, 2013, MAP NO. 100B0A000005600 County, Virginia, being Lot 1508-A, Sec- at the Accomack County Circuit Court- All that parcel of land on Tangier Is- tion 3, Captain’s Cove. house, 23316 Courthouse Avenue, Ac- land, Accomack County, Virginia, bounded All that parcel of land near Harborton, comac, VA 23301 at 12:00 p.m., to-wit: North by Accomack-Northampton Electric Accomack County, Virginia, being 0.50 PARCEL M: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs co-op; East by a ditch; South by Amanda acre, more or less, bounded North by Terry SOUTHEY W. WRIGHT PARCEL A: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs Jane Parks and West by C & P Telephone Sample; East by S. K. Martin; South by MAP NO. 10900A000000900 HERMENEGILDO RODRIGUEZ ARIAS Company. John T. Hutchinson and West by Virginia 32580 BOSTON ROAD MAP NO. 078A10100021000 Route 180. 24311 ADELAIDE STREET PARCEL E: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs All that parcel of land in Accomack ROSA LEE GODWIN PARCEL I: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs County, Virginia, on the County Road All that parcel of land in the Town MAP NO. 023A0A000001700 LOUISE POWELL leading from Craddockville, being 0.25 of Parksley, Accomack County, Virginia, MAP NO. 102B0A0000072A0 acre, more or less, bounded North and known as the “Nancy Byrd House and All that parcel of land in Atlantic East by Jas H. Reid; South by the County Lot”, bounded North by a 15 ft. alley; East District, Accomack County, Virginia, being All that parcel of land near Melfa, Ac- Road; North and West by Chas. Rogers. by Arthur King Fisher; South by Adelaide 2.50 acres, more or less, bounded North- comack County, Virginia, bounded East by LESS AND EXCEPT a conveyance Street and West by Bruce C. Ford. east by a ditch; Southeast by a ditch; a 30 ft. street for 80 ft.; South by George recorded in Deed Book 65, page 473. Southwest by an outlet; and Northwest by T. Turlington for 160 ft.; West by George PARCEL B: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs a ditch. T. Turlington for 80 ft.; and North by Nor- BARBARA GEAN COSTON man Snead for 160 ft. The terms of sale require a deposit of MAP NO. 110000300B00001 PARCEL F: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs 25% of the bid price with the balance due ROSA LEE GODWIN PARCEL J: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs in ten days. All that parcel of land near the Town of MAP NO. 023A0A000003700 LUIS ROJAS Additional terms will be announced at Painter, Pungoteague District, Accomack 23558 SAXIS ROAD MAP NO. 005A70100018100 the sale. County, Virginia, being 0.50 acre, more or Each sale shall be subject to confirma- less, bounded West by Virginia Route 609; All that parcel of land in Atlantic All that parcel of land in Accomack tion by the Court. North by a road; and East and South by District, Accomack County, Virginia, County, Virginia, being Lot 181, Section William C. Sisco. being 1.25 acres, more or less, bounded 13, Captain’s Cove. Southwest by William Godwin; West by JAMES W. ELLIOTT PARCEL C: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs Highway No. 695; Northeast by Walter J. PARCEL K: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs Special Commissioner MICHAEL P. DONOVAN Fisher; and East by Rosa Lee Godwin. WAYNE K. TINDLE 7100 U. S. Route 17 MAP NO. 056000800000900 MAP NO. 005A30100173200 Yorktown, VA 23692 PARCEL G: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs (757) 898-7000 All that parcel of land in Accomack LAWRENCE H. HEIDORN All that parcel of land in Accomack www.vataxsale.com County, Virginia, known as Lot 9, Seaside MAP NO. 005A90200014000 County, Virginia, being Lot 1732, Section

VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE and Georgia Savage Jackson; that due diligence has COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON PARCEL I: All that certain parcel of land in been used to ascertain the location of Camisha Bailey, Northampton County, Virginia, known as Lot 7, whose last known post office address is 27215 Village THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OR designated as Tax Map No. 0084D-02-BLK-00-007, Park Lane, Parksley, VA 23421; and that the Defendant, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA standing in the names of John Savage and Eishaw Meade, is a nonresident of the State of Virginia, Maggielean Savage. whose last known post office address is 438 Ellwell Plaintiff Court, Glen Burnie, MD 21061. CIVIL CASE NO. 13-171 PARCEL II: All that certain parcel of land in It is ORDERED that this Order be published once a vs. Eastville District, Northampton County, Virginia, week for two successive weeks in the Eastern Shore Post being 1/9 acre, more or less, known as Lot 6, and that the parties named herein appear on or before The heirs and devisees of designated as Tax Map No. 0084D-02-BLK-00-006, December 5, 2013 at 9:30 a.m. in the Clerk’s Office of the JOHN SAVAGE standing in the name of Georgia Savage Jackson. Circuit Court for the County of Northampton, Virginia, The heirs and devisees of and do what may be necessary to protect their interests MAGGIELEAN SAVAGE pursuant to Section 58.1-3965 et seq. of the Code of in this suit. Virginia. CAMISHA BAILEY An affidavit having been filed that due diligence has ENTER: This 5th day of November, 2013 EISHAW MEADE been used to ascertain the names and location of all of Traci L. Johnson, Clerk the heirs, devisees and successors in title of John Savage GEORGIA SAVAGE JACKSON, if living and Maggielean Savage; that due diligence has been I ask for this: used to ascertain whether Georgia Savage Jackson, is JAMES W. ELLIOTT, p.q. Defendants living, or if deceased, to ascertain the names and location Attorney at Law of all of her heirs, devisees and successors in title; that P.O. Box 1410 ORDER OF PUBLICATION there are or may be other persons having an interest in 7100 U.S. Route 17 the real estate forming the subject matter of this suit, Yorktown, VA 23692 The object of this suit is to enforce the lien of the whose names and last known post office addresses are (757)898-7000 Plaintiff for delinquent taxes against certain real estate unknown, namely, the unknown heirs, devisees and described as follows: successors in title of John Savage, Maggielean Savage November 8, 2013 • Eastern Shore Post • 29 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE estate Auction The Onancock Town Council will hold a Public Hearing Selling Personal Property & Real Estate on Monday, November 18, 2013 at 7:00 P.M. in the Town COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON Hall Council Chambers, 15 North Street, Onancock, VA, From the Estate of Mr. Thomas Ashby, concerning the items listed below: EDGARDO CASTRO, Plaintiff 36081 Belle Haven Rd., Belle Haven, VA CASE NO. CL-13000314-00 Saturday, November 9, 2013 @ 10 AM -- AN ORDINANCE TO ENACT PROPOSED SECTION Rain Date: Saturday, November 16, 2013 11.13, 11.14, AND 11.15 OF THE ONANCOCK vs. TOWN CODE SO TO PERMIT TOWN STAFF TO Real Estate consists of 2,550 sq. ft. 2-story house CUT NOXIOUS GRASS AND WEEDS ON PRIVATE BRENDA TOMAS-CASTRO, Defendant w/4BR, 1.5BA, LR & FP, DR, Kit., Front & Back Porch, 1/2 PROPERTY AND PROVIDES CIVIL AND CRIMINAL Basement. Central Air & Heat by Heat Pump & Auxiliary PENALTIES FOR NONCOMPLIANCE. ORDER OF PUBLICATION Gas Heaters. Lg. Barn on property as well. The actual text of each Ordinance is available for The object of this action is to obtain a divorce from Real Estate to be sold at Noon with $25,000 down day public inspection at the Onancock Town Hall, located of sale, by certified check, cash or personal check ap- at 15 North Street, Onancock, Virginia, during normal the bond of matrimony from the Defendant on the ground of having lived separate and apart for a period proved by Auctioneer or owner. Terms & conditions business hours. Questions can be directed to the Town stated day of sale will override all Terms in Advertise- Manager at 757-787-3363 or [email protected] exceeding one year. It appearing by affidavit that the Defendant is not ment. a resident of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the G. Cabell Lawton, IV, Town Manager Personal Property Defendant’s address is 2J Uptown Apartments, 14 Upper Golf Cart, 2–10’ x 20’ Carports, 2–Storage Sheds (1–10’ x 2’ & 1–10’ x 16’), Queen Street, Auckland City, New Zealand 1010, it is sno-mmis Investments LLC, Trading as Iron Farm Bell, Iron Cow Bell, 2–Twin Beds, Victorian Half Rack, E.S. Pine ORDERED that the Defendant appear before this Court Corner Cupboard, Baldwin Piano, Old Pier Mirror, Oak Child’s Desk, Double 4 Shore Mart, 28183 Saxis Rd., Temperanceville, VA 23442, on or before December 27, 2013 and protect her interests Bed, Brass Hall Tree, Plank Bottom Stairs, Set of 4 Windsor Chairs, Marble- Accomack County, Virginia 23442 herein. Top Chest, Lg. Iron Safe, Walnut Sideboard, Country Drop-Leaf Table, Country The above establishment is applying to the Kitchen Table, Agate-Top Kitchen Cabinet, What Not Shelf, Jelly Cupboard, Lg. VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC ENTER: This 29th day of October, 2013 Oak Dresser & Mirror, Maple Chest of Drawers, Pressed-Back Arm Rocker, BEVERAGE CONTROL Traci L. Johnson, Clerk Mahogany Bookcase Desk Combination, Trunks, Victorian Chairs, Oak Chairs, for a Wine and Beer license to sell or manufacture alcoholic 3-Drawer Chest, Child’s Chest, Handmade Quilts, Oriental Rugs (Sm. to Room Size), Pictures, Lots of Oil Lamps, 4–Mantle Clocks, Crocks (Some Blue & beverages. I ask for this: Dale Brown-Simmons, Member/Manager Gray), Depression Glass, Linen Bedspreads & Table Clothes, Oriental Lamps, william B. Parkhurst, Esq., VSB No. 39839 Carnival Glass, Frogs, Watt Pitcher, Stemware, Collector Plates, Silver, Heisey, NOTE: Objections to the issuance of this license must be Counsel for Plaintiff Decanters, Fostoria, Milk Bowls, Meat Platters, Flow BLUE, Enameled White Set, submitted to ABC no later than 30 days from the publishing 397 Little Neck Road, 3300 S., Suite 310 Oriental Porcelain, Samplers, Milk Pitchers, Roseville, Marble Eggs, Egg Baskets date of the first two required legal notices. Objections should Virginia Beach, VA 23452 & Others (1 Painted Blue), Brass Bucket, Agateware, Longaberger, Don Sparrow be registered at www.abc.virginia.gov or 800-552-3200. Telephone: 757-456-9070 Picture, Fenton Glass, Sev. Pcs. Wicker Furniture, Bicycles, Sm. Tools, Chain Facsimile: 757-456-0996 Saw, Lots of Furniture in Rough, Lots & Lots of Box Lots & Other Items. The regularly scheduled Onancock Town Council meet- ing, which was set for November 25th, has been resched- Check Website for pictures @countrysideauctions.com 5% Buyer’s Premium Applies to All Transactions uled for November 18th at 7 p.m., as well as the regu- PUBLIC NOTICE larly scheduled Town Council meeting that was set for Auctioneers: Chester Jackson, VAAR #377 Henry Nicholson, Jr., VAAR #2596 December 23rd has now been rescheduled for December The Board of Zoning Appeals of the Town of Chincoteague 18th at 7 p.m. Parksley, VA 23421 will hold a public hearing on November 14, 2013 at 7:00 (757)710-2318 • (757)710-5185 • (757)665-5672 p.m. in the Council Chambers located at 6150 Commu- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT in accor- nity Drive to receive public comments and views on the dance with 2013 Virginia Code Title 15.2 - COUNTIES, following zoning matter: CITIES AND TOWNS. Chapter 54.1 - Virginia Wireless FREE ESTIMATES Service Authorities Act, Section 15.2 - 5431.25 - Rates Appeal 13-11-1 A request from Cathy & Eric Plant, and Charges, on January 16, 2014, at 2PM, the East- 7452, 7454 & 7456 Memorial Park Drive, for a variance ern Shore of Virginia Broadband Authority (“ESVBA”) from Article 3, sections 3.9.1 (1) & (2), 3.9.3 (1) & (2) or will hold a public hearing concerning proposed rates Article 4, sections 4.3.6 (1) & (2), 4.3.8 (1) & (2) of the zon- and charges for the use of ESVBA services at its offices ing ordinance of the Town of Chincoteague. The applicant Construction Co. located at 4174 Lankford Highway, Exmore VA 23350. wishes to split the existing lot into 2 parcels. One parcel • ROOFING • FLOOR FINISHING • DECKS Copies of the rate structure can be obtained from the will have a single family dwelling, the other parcel will • FENCES • PAINTING • DRYWALL • ADDITIONS ESVBA during normal business hours. have a duplex located on it. The parcel with the duplex is 8,294 square feet in area. Current zoning requires a minimum of 13,500 square feet in area. The duplex and 757-710-4145 the residence will be located 3’ from the side lot line. Cur- rent zoning requires a minimum of 10’ side yard setback ShenValley Floors LLC for each structure. The rear yard setback of the residence will be 21’. Current zoning requires a minimum of 25’. The property is located in C-1 Neighborhood Commercial. Kenny L. Lewis Zoning Administrator

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made it clear that the supervisors will not consider terest rates and construction costs. Post any tax increase at this time and will only consider We are not asking for a tax increase to make this Office Mail funding a new library in conjunction with consider- financing possible. Island Water Hazard Needs Solution ation of the overall space needs of Accomack. They I urge everyone to let their supervisor know they also said the board agrees the county’s annual debt want space priorities set right away and they want con- Dear Editor: service requirements must be reduced before any ad- struction of a new main library to be the first priority. The Chincoteague intersection at Main and Maddox ditional debt is incurred to satisfy those space needs. Contact information for supervisors can be found floods with salt water from the channel. This occurs Nevertheless, they indicated that the supervisors at www.co.accomack.va.us/government/board-of- not only during storms but sometimes even at extreme all support the library and agree that the existing supervisors/members or call the office of the Board high tide. Why is it that the single evacuation route off main library is not adequate. The only issue is how of Supervisors at 787-5700. the island floods with salt water? As I recall, the foot of and when it will be possible to build a new library. We urge the public to attend the supervisors’ the bridge was to land farther east on Maddox. At the meeting, the library requested that Mike meeting on Nov. 20 at 5 p.m. to express their opinion. What is the plan to remedy this situation? This Mason do the calculations necessary to show when Laura Lucas, Onancock was really poor planning and should be revisited. and how a new library could be financed. Because of Kathy Scott, Chincoteague Island the board’s position that all county space needs must “They’re be considered at the same time, Mr. Mason said he Library Must Take Priority needs the board to set priorities among the various at the Post …” Dear Editor: space needs shown on the county’s Capital Improve- At its meeting on Aug. 21, the Accomack Board of ment Plan. Ms. Major and Mr. Crockett agreed to en- Supervisors denied the request of the Eastern Shore courage the board to set those priorities promptly. Public Library for funding to build a new main library, The library also asked whether bond financing Editor: Cheryl Nowak but agreed to create a committee to see how to move might be available for interest-only payments initial- Advertising Manager: Troy Justis forward. A new library will be an engine of education, ly, so most of the cost could be deferred to later years. Sports Editor: Bill Sterling culture, literacy and economic development for the Mr. Mason indicated that such bonds might be avail- Staff Writer: Linda Cicoira Eastern Shore, and it is incumbent on all of us to keep able. From the current fiscal year through the end of Display/Classified Advertising Rep.: Angie H. Crutchley our representatives moving in that direction. fiscal year 2017, annual debt service for the county Graphic Designer: Joshua Nowak The committee, consisting of Supervisors Reneta remains steady at approximately $5,300,000. For fis- Regular Contributor: Ron West Major and Robert Crockett and Library Trustees cal 2018, it will be approximately $4,700,000, and in Four Corner Plaza • P.O. Box 517 Barbara Coady and Laura Lucas, met Oct. 24, with fiscal 2019, it will fall to approximately $3,400,000, Onley, VA 23418 County Administrator Steve Miner, County Finance with further decreases thereafter. Now is the time to e-mail: [email protected] Director Mike Mason and Library Director Carol begin work on bond financing for the county’s space Phone: 757-789-POST (7678) Vincent also present. Mr. Crockett and Ms. Major needs so we can take advantage of existing low-in- Fax: 757-789-7681 32 • Eastern Shore Post • November 8, 2013

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Stk# 713291A Stk# 713130A Stk# 713135B Stk# 813031 Stk# 813072 Stk #614006A Stk # 713164B 1 Local Owner! Nice Car! AWD! Navigation! Moon Roof! AM/FM/CD, Duratec 2.5L I4 LT Z Baby! Moon Roof! 18” Alloy wheels, GM Certified! 1 Owner! Low Miles! Affordable! GM Certified! Toyota Avalon XLS GMC Acadia SLT Ford Escape XLT Chevy Malibu LTZ Chevrolet Impala LTZ Lincoln MKX Chevy Camaro LT $17,498 $17,499 $17,694 $18,498 $18,996 SOLD$18,847 $19,688 2010 2007 2010 2010 2011 2013 2013

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