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Northampton Schools Superintendent Eddie Lawrence sits in on a music class this week at Occohannock Elementary School.

Photo by Linda Cicoira Off-Duty Northampton Deputy Killed in Lankford Highway Crash By Linda Cicoira Shore Regional Jail and lived in Cheriton, died to State Police Public Relations Director Corinne N. An off-duty Northampton sheriff’s deputy died at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital about two Geller. The Kubota farm tractor was rear-ended by last week from injuries suffered when a tractor-trail- days later. Sheriff David Doughty said Thomas a 2005 Peterbilt driven by Rodney Shepard of North er truck hit the farm vehicle he was driving along was with the Sheriff’s Department for about a Carolina. Lankford Highway near Eastville last Thursday, decade. Geller said the cause of the crash remains under Sept. 4. The crash occurred at 4:52 p.m. on Lankford investigation by State Police, led by Trooper L.R. Albert T. Thomas, 50, who worked at Eastern Highway about 100 feet from Route 633, according Sturgis. 2 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014

American students during segregation. Murray said it would be more prudent Northampton Supervisors EMS Director Hollye Carpenter to wait 8 to 10 years to pay down the spoke of the need to provide better hous- debt before taking on any more. He ing for the department’s equipment and proposed that an EMS garage be con- Consider EMS Issues staff, as well as more space for training. structed in Machipongo for $300,000. By Ron West ty has looked into using the cafeteria A second EMS issue addressed by Walker suggested that the fire train- Northampton supervisors received of the former school as a community Carpenter was the number of calls an- ing facility in Melfa adjacent to East- a report Tuesday from DJG Architects kitchen, which along with the other swered by the various EMS companies, ern Shore Community College could giving a number of options for the fu- county uses, could meet the USDA’s re- all of which have county staff working at be used for EMS training. If additional ture uses of the former Northampton quirements for community uses. them. In May, county EMS personnel be- space is needed, a room or two could be Middle School. John Ozmore of DJG offered options gan to operate out of Northampton Vol- added for far less than is proposed for The building houses the Parks and ranging from $3.8 million to $5.6 million. unteer Fire and Rescue, based in Nas- the former middle school, he added. Recreation Department as well as the All involve demolishing parts of the for- sawadox, in a pilot program slated to end Exmore Fire Chief Greg DeYoung county’s Extension Service. The county mer school. Several involve the loss of the in October. The company has requested spoke of the need to restore the alliance has considered relocating the Emer- the auditorium portion, and most involve that the EMS Department continue to between the county’s paid and volun- gency Medical Services (EMS) Depart- building or modifying portions for EMS provide personnel there. Carpenter told teer EMS personnel. One complicating ment to a portion of the building, which vehicles, training rooms and housing for the board she does not support the re- factor is that county policy prohibits would require extensive remodeling. personnel. The EMS Department cur- quest and it would be better to bring the paid EMS employees from volunteering The desire to repurpose the former rently rents a facility near Machipongo. personnel back to a Machipongo site, at a station in the county. According to school comes from a U.S. Department The county has earmarked close to such as at the repurposed middle school. DeYoung, there is no such state policy. of Agriculture (USDA) grant require- $1.2 million for the project. Carpenter noted that the Nassawadox He proposed eliminating the county ment to invest $600,000 into a commu- Supervisor Oliver Bennett, who spent facility lacks some amenities need- regulation, which some see as a barrier nity project rather than having to re- much of his career teaching at that build- ed by the staff and does not have an between paid and volunteer workers. pay the sum. The $600,000 “bill” comes ing, remarked that the options leave electronic stretcher as is found at the The supervisors tabled action on the as a result of the sale of the former little of the building for what could be stations in Exmore, Cape Charles and EMS issues while they look into the Sustainable Technology Industrial considered community uses. He stressed Machipongo. The new type of stretcher options and needs. Park building that was partly funded the need to preserve the history of the is designed to prevent injuries associ- The other major issue of the evening by a USDA grant that must be refund- building, which dates to 1954 when it ated with lifting it into the ambulance, concerned a request by the School Board ed as the building has since been sold. opened as the former Northampton and comes with a pricetag of $13,000. for the county to turn over ownership Over the past few months, the coun- County High School and served African- Speaking for Northampton Fire and of the five lots from the former Selma Rescue, Amy Wilcox said that the station subdivision adjacent to the high school has ordered an electronic stretcher and in Eastville. The county purchased the is making other improvements. She also lots a few years ago, but has not as- noted that volunteers not in the building signed a use to them. Superintendent when a call comes in cannot respond as Eddie Lawrence and teacher Karen Lef- quickly as paid staff who are in a station fel spoke of the need to expand athletic all the time. Some volunteers have com- opportunities at the school. The county plained about being dispatched for a call has allowed the school to use the prop- only to get turned around because the erty for the past few years. Laffel noted county’s ambulance with paid staff is dis- that a grant is available to improve the patched moments later for the same call. field, but the school system cannot ap- Former Supervisors Jeff Walker and ply for it if it does not own the property. Spencer Murray argued that renovat- The supervisors voted 4-1 (Gran- ing the former school would be unwise ville Hogg voting against) to transfer given the county’s large debt service. the properties to the School Board.

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We don’t have that sion over Labor Day weekend. 55, of Exmore and A’Jamae Jones, 12, stant surveillance. Last week, Godwin luxury. We‘re rated for 96 (inmates) Police are not saying if the assault of Levittown, Pa. All had connections said some of the injuries may have and most times we are well over.” was related to the crash. to the Eastern Shore. Velazquez lived been from the collision. On Tuesday, Godwin released a Bonifilio Velazquez, 36, of Dream- in the area for 17 years, according to Godwin said when Velazquez gets statement identifying the suspects al- land Court in Accomac was charged court records and was deported from out of the hospital “he will not be put leged to have beaten Velazquez. Addi- with drunk driving and three counts of another unspecified country because back in population. We treated him tional information was obtained from involuntary manslaughter after a col- he was a felon. just like any other inmate” before. But, records filed in Accomack General Dis- lision at the intersection of Lankford Velazquez was taken away from the in the future, “he’ll be in a single cell.” trict Court. Highway and First Street in Keller accident scene and to the Melfa State “This is not a gang-related inci- Charged with “being a person in a around 8 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 30. Wit- Police barracks for safety and alcohol dent,” Godwin said. “We check on our mob” who “maliciously stabbed, cut nesses told police his vehicle crossed testing. His blood was later drawn at inmates every 30 minutes. Don’t know or wounded” Valezquez were inmates Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital for if it happened two minutes after we William Thomas Nelson, 38, of Melfa; further testing. From there he was de- did rounds or 29 minutes after we did Rynell Omar Crippen, 25, of Macedo- The Staff of Zeb B. Barfield, Inc. tained at Eastern Shore Regional Jail rounds. 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Ridley also September 12, 2014 • Eastern Shore Post • 5 was in jail for a probation revocation. ville, all suspected of cocaine distribu- count of distribution of cocaine; Jillian Blair Floyd, 30, of Hadlock He previously was convicted of a drug tion. Doughty said these men know •Shawan Samantha Sample, 30, of Lane in Exmore was indicted on a distribution offense. they are being sought. To report the Cheriton, on two counts of distribution third offense of petty larceny, which Investigator Pat Coulter of Ac- whereabouts of those men, call ESDTF of cocaine; is a felony. She is accused of stealing comack County Sheriff’s Office is han- at 414-0746 or Doughty’s office at 678- •Devonte Lamar Spady, 21, of merchandise from Rite Aid Pharmacy dling the cases. Preliminary hearings 0458. Cheriton, on two counts of distribution in Exmore. Exmore Police Officer Greg are set for Nov. 17. Indicted and arrested were: of cocaine; Rippon investigated. Velazquez’s case will be heard Nov. 10. •Aaron McNeil Taylor, 32, of East- •Antonio Mandell Morris, 44, of Charles Leroy Johnson, 53, of Hacks Godwin said the investigation is ville, on six counts of distributing co- Cheriton, on a count of possession of Neck Road in Hacks Neck was indicted continuing. caine; heroin with intent to distribute it and on a second offense of driving after hav- ……………………………… •Tyrone Shelly Burton, 60, of Nas- eluding police. ing been declared an habitual offender Eastern Shore Drug Task Force sawadox, on a felony count and a mis- ……………………………… on July 5, 2013. According to court re- Law-enforcement officers arrested demeanor count of distribution of mar- Northampton Grand Jury cords, Johnson claims to have been be- 24 local men and women Wednesday ijuana; Six indictments were announced hind the wheel because his girlfriend following a seven-month investiga- •Markee Antonio Kellam, 30, of Monday by a Grand Jury. was intoxicated. Information was given tion of narcotic offenses — primarily Treherneville, on two counts of distri- Fred Richard Butler Jr., 44, of Vir- by Exmore Officer Jason Campbell. cocaine and marijuana distribution. bution of cocaine; ginia Street in Exmore is charged with Charles Terrell Waldo Jr., 30, of Three other men being sought are sus- •Yul Wilson Church, 40, of Cheri- grand larceny of more than $200 worth Madison Avenue in Cape Charles was pected of selling cocaine. ton, on three counts of distribution of of property belonging to John Bannis- indicted on counts of possessing a con- The indictments were handed down cocaine; ter of Exmore on May 3. Exmore Police trolled Schedule I or II substance and by a Northampton •Laverne Ethyl Manley, 51, of Officer Dan Bell investigated. Records possession of marijuana on May 30. Grand Jury Mon- Cheriton, on a count of cocaine distri- show the defendant paid restitution. Trooper J.K. Feryus investigated. day and sealed bution. Kimberly Ann Collins, 29, of Seaside Garrett Evan Waters, 25, of Bay- by Circuit Court •Corey Nequan Reid, 23, of East- Road in Cape Charles was indicted on side Road in Exmore was indicted on Judge W. Revell ville, on two counts of felony distribu- counts of credit-card fraud and obtain- a count of stealing a dirt bike valued Lewis until the tion of marijuana; ing a credit card without permission at more than $200 on July 9. Deputy suspects could be •Joyce Marie Robinson, 51, of Cheri- of the owner last May. Tara Leckel of Keith Brady of NCSO investigated. apprehended. ton, on two counts of distribution of co- Northampton County Sheriff’s Office ……………………………… Sheriff David caine and two misdemeanor counts of (NCSO) investigated. (Continued on Next Page) J. Nottingham Doughty said at distribution of marijuana; about 6:30 a.m. •John Watson Robinson, 30, of Wednesday, the Eastern Shore Drug Cheriton, on a count of distribution of Check out our new office Task Force (ESDTF), which consists cocaine; in downtown Onley of officers from both Shore sheriff’s •Larry Nathaniel Jones, 58, of Nas- departments and sawadox, on a felony and a misdemean- 25526 East Main St. the State Police, or count of distribution of marijuana. and 15 Northamp- •Georgia Marie Gale, 21, of Cheri- Onley, VA ton deputies began ton, on a count of possession of mari- ONLEY - Charming house on an about ½ acre corner lot. Built in serving the indict- juana; 2003 and has recently undergone renovations. Through the front ments. •Ashley Ellen Spady, 29, of Cheri- door, you will find a spacious living room with pine flooring. Just off from that you will find a eat-in kitchen with plenty of cabinet Two others were ton, on a count of distribution of an un- and counter space. Down the hallway, you will find 3 spacious arrested on out- specified controlled substance; bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Off from the kitchen, you will find standing warrants •Anne Elizabeth Beatty, 44, of Ex- MLS #R39866A a nice sized screened in porch. $147,900 for assault and L. Nottingham more, on a count of possession of an ACCOMAC - Built solid in 1939 and has the original refinished for nonpayment unspecified controlled substance; pine floors and a lot of nice woodwork which shows the true crafts- manship of the builder(s). Half of the house has been recently ren- of child support. •Deondra Antwain Walker, 33, of ovated with a new kitchen, new cabinets, and Corian countertop. Three firearms, approximately three Nassawadox, on a misdemeanor count Has a partial basement and a large attic. Located in the back yard ounces of marijuana, approximately of distribution of marijuana; is a beautiful 2 BR/1 BA ranch style house with a spacious living MLS #R38024A one gram of cocaine and $1,200 were •Dynesha Akia Rodriguez Moses, room and eat-in-kitchen, with an attached garage. $199,000 seized during the raids. 29, of Cheriton, on a felony count of BAILEY BEACH - 4 BR/2 BA Colonial with a spectacular view of Police are look- distribution of marijuana; Onancock creek and Chesapeake Bay. Screened in back porch, spacious dining room, kitchen, large living room and master BR, ing for Jaron •Eugene De’Marqis Walker, 29, of 2nd BR and the full BA is large and elegant. The 2nd floor consists Devontae Not- Cheriton on three felony counts of dis- of 2 large BR and a full BA and unfinished attic space which could tingham, 24, of tribution of marijuana; be finished off. Has deeded water access and consists of 1.61 acres MLS #R39005A near the mouth of the Onancock Creek. $229,900 Cheapside; Larry •Malcolm Jamar Townsend, 24, of WACHAPREAGUE - This house is a block back from Finney’s Davawn Notting- Cheriton, on a count of distribution of creek, which leads you to the barrier islands and the Atlantic ham, 32, of Cheri- cocaine; Ocean. Built in 1883 and then fully restored in the mid 80’s, this ton; and Pierre •Fred Roger Bodie, 53, of Cheriton, B&B was very successful. Though it was once a B&B, it has been used as a single family home so whether you’re looking to start a Jamal Brickhouse, on a count of distribution of cocaine; business or just need the space this place has it all. This property Brickhouse 30, of Treherne­ •Lilton Smith, 57, of Cheriton, on a MLS #R39040A has a 72 hour clause. $295,000 6 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014

pended. Restitution of $3,907 also was ordered. Police and Court Postings Tremayne L. Joynes, 35, of Melfa REMEMBER: was found guilty of embezzling more (Continued from Previous Page) than $200 from GPM Investments be- You don’t have to track down tween Nov. 11 and 20, 2013. He was re- Accomack Circuit Court anna Strickland, 26, was indicted on a leased on existing bond pending com- The leader of a methamphetamine count of conspiracy and three counts of pletion of a presentence report. a copy of the operation, who cooked the drug at his manufacturing meth with minors pres- Northampton District Court Gargatha home where he lived with his ent. Her trial is scheduled for Sept. 18. Wayne Allan Hodgson II, 26, of Hus- Eastern Shore Post wife and three young children, pleaded According to evidence, the drug was ton Avenue in Exmore was charged with guilty in Accomack Circuit Court last made in the shed, a bedroom, a bath- malicious wounding on Aug. 20. Hodg- every week. week as part of a plea agreement. room and the kitchen of the home son was arrested Sept. 2. Unsecured William Allen Williams, 27, pleaded where Williams and Strickland lived bail was set at $2,000. Investigator Tara guilty to manufacturing crystal meth with their daughters, ages 3, 4 and 6. Leckel of Northampton County Sheriff’s We upload the entire and three counts of manufacturing the Their trailer is on a pothole-ridden road Office is handling the case. A prelimi- drug while a minor was present. A charge off Gargatha Landing Road. nary hearing is scheduled for Oct. 16. newspaper each of conspiracy to produce the drug was not In another case, judgement was Marquese Danion Washington, 21, prosecuted as part of the agreement with withheld for Sean Erick Pike, 21, of of Mill Street in Cheriton was charged Thursday afternoon at Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney J. Cape Charles, who pleaded guilty to with robbery and use of a firearm, occur- Spencer Morgan. grand larceny of a handgun belonging ring Aug. 29. He was arrested Sept. 5. Judge W. Revell Lewis III accepted to Taylor Scott on Nov. 1, 2013. Pike was The victim is Abigail Hernandez. www.easternshorepost.com the agreement, which did not include allowed to remain free on existing bond. The record states she was robbed “of sentencing. He ordered a presentence A presentence report was ordered. personal property by means of vio- where it can be read for free. report and an evaluation and diagno- James Joseph Brown, 22, of Myrtle lence, assault, putting the fear of seri- sis by the state Department of Cor- Street in Exmore was sentenced for ous bodily harm, threats or by present- Or check it out on our rections. The crimes occurred between stealing property belonging Marshall ing a firearm or other deadly weapon.” December 2013 and February 2014. and Brenda Carter in September 2013, Exmore Police Officer Barry Ran- Williams did not testify. His wife, Jo- to five years, with all but 30 days sus- dall investigated. Facebook page.

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That job was called human re- for the 2014-15 school year,” according Eleven-month teachers earn $44,739 ing to a report of 2014 salaries pre- sources last year and paid $67,032 to to Thomas, and are listed below. and $73,959. In 2013, the range was pared for the Eastern Shore Post. the late Susan Bradford. Full- and part-time bus drivers between $55,578 and $73,348. Those Like former Superintendent Dr. “Following the passing of our pre- make between $9,978 and $24,251. working a 12-month schedule get be- Walter Clemons, Lawrence is the third vious HR director, the School Board Last year, their range was between tween $47,538 and $73,366. Last year, highest paid county worker. approved a re-organization of duties $9,978 and $22,837. Cafeteria workers the 12-month workers got between Assistant Superintendent Annette within Central Office between Instruc- are paid between $9,443 and $35,129, $46,835 to $87,479. Gray is paid the same as last year, tion, Human Resources, and Finance,” the same as in 2013. School nurses work 10 months and $107,054. But, she no longer is also the said Thomas. “The 11-month Adminis- Paraprofessionals and assistants are paid between $25,492 and $45,882. acting high-school principal. In May of trative Service specialist was appoint- on 10-month schedules get between Their annual salaries ranged from 2012, her annual pay was $95,285 for ed as the director of Administrative $10,323 and $32,388, while those who $25,119 to $45,200 in 2013. a difference of $11,769. Services in the place of the former HR work 12 months a year make between Part-time and full-time clerical em- Chief Financial Officer E. Brook director, and the administrative servic- $32,357 and $40,700. Last year, the ployees working 10 months make be- Thomas makes $98,763. The certified es specialist position was eliminated.” 10-month paraprofessionals got be- tween $14,741 and $20,868. They were public accountant was paid the same Northampton High School’s new prin- tween $10,167 and $31,918 while those paid between $20,429 and $20,576 last amount last year as director of finance. cipal is Michael Myers. His annual sal- who work all 12 months were paid be- year. Those who labor for 12 months make Thomas’ annual salary in 2012 was ary is $91,749. When James Conrow was tween $31,869 and $36,443. between $24,586 and $56,920. Last year, $92,215, $6,548 less. principal in 2012, his pay was $79,022. Ten-month teachers and other in- it was between $27,297 and $55,923. Director of Technology Dan Harris The principal of Kiptopeke Elemen- structional employees are paid be- Custodial, maintenance and me- also is still paid the same amount as in tary is Subrina Parker. Her salary is tween $35,346 and $61,677. The lower chanics work all year and make any- 2013, $77,515. Director of Operations $80,362, the same as last year. In 2012, salary is the same as before, but last where from $19,589 to $63,070. Those Christopher Truckner’s salary stayed the former principal, Gary McDonald, year there were some making as much 12-month employees were paid be- at $71,822. And Keren Plowden is still was paid $86,996. Ronald Yorko, prin- as $69,052. tween $19,249 and $62,217 in 2013. 8 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014 22 • EastErn shorE Post • March 1, 2013 Town Hall from 8 a.m. to noon. 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Groups or individuals who H 2:36 p.m. H Master3:23 p.m. GardenersH 4:14 an -p.m.fee willH be5:14 waived. p.m. PleaseH 5:57inform a.m. the to Hreopen7:10 thea.m. site asH a8:25 movie a.m. theater, have picnic tables to loan should contact Muddy Creek L 9:07 a.m.ExmoreL nual9:57 falla.m. plant Lsale10:53 will a.m.fee collectorL 11:55 upon a.m. arrivalL that1:03 you p.m. are BaldwinL 2:14 wants p.m. to seeL the3:21 building p.m. mar- Exmore Town Manager Robert Duer. be held Saturday, Sept. participating in the beach cleanup. quee and lobby area closely resemble Duer reported that repairs have H 2:28 p.m. H 3:15 p.m. H 4:06 p.m. H 5:06 a.m. H 5:49 a.m. H 7:02 a.m. H 8:17 a.m. A Guard Shore L 9:03 a.m. L 209:53 (rain a.m. date Sept.L 10:49 27), a.m.For L more11:51 a.m.information,L 12:59 contact p.m. whatL 2:10it did p.m. half a centuryL 3:17 ago. p.m. In her been completed on the Town Hall roof. during the Exmore Town- the refuge at 757-336-6122 or email request, Baldwin noted that funding is The cost, which had been budgeted, H 2:03 p.m.wide YardH 2:50 Sale p.m.in front ofH Exmore3:41 p.m. [email protected] 4:41 p.m. H 5:49 p.m. availableH 6:37 for a.m. historicH buildings7:52 a.m. and by was $123,824 and the work has a 15- Chescon. Creek L 8:15 a.m. L 9:05 a.m. L 10:01 a.m. L 11:03 a.m. L 12:11 p.m. herL count,1:22 p.m.more thanL 2:2970 buildings p.m. in year warranty. B H 2:17 p.m. H 3:04 p.m. H 3:55 p.m. H 4:55 p.m. H 5:38 a.m. ExmoreH 6:51 meet a.m. the definitionH 8:06 a.m.of historic. Public Utilities Director Taylor Dukes Onancock Creek L 8:35 a.m. L 9:25 a.m. L 10:21 a.m. L 11:23 a.m. L 12:31 p.m. LCouncil1:42 p.m.is consideringL 2:49 Baldwin’s p.m. re- reported that thanks to a recent sur- quest and will hold a hearing to seek vey, leaks in the water system have Bayside H 1:33 p.m. H 2:20 p.m. H 3:11 p.m. H 4:11 p.m. H 5:19 p.m. H 6:07 a.m. H 7:22 a.m. Pungoteague Creek L 7:49 a.m. L 8:39 a.m. L 9:35 a.m. L 10:37 a.m. L 11:45 a.m. publicL 12:56 input p.m. on the Lmatter2:03 at p.m. its Oct. 5 been located and corrected. Dukes said L session to review any costs that might a faulty check valve on one of the wells H 12:57 p.m. H 1:44 p.m. H 2:35 p.m. H 3:35 p.m. H 4:43 p.m. beH involved.5:31 a.m. H 6:46 a.m. had resulted in the town pumping an Occohan. Creek L 7:29 a.m. FullL 8:19 Service a.m. L 9:15 a.m.BookkeepingL 10:17 a.m. L 11:25 a.m. LBaldwin12:36 p.m.noted thatL 1:43 by having p.m. the additional two million gallons of water, H 11:07 a.m. H 11:54 a.m. H 12:45 p.m. H 1:45 p.m. H 2:53 p.m. buildingH 4:09 declared p.m. a Hhistoric5:23 p.m.landmark, only to have it run back down into the E Cape Charles L 5:32 p.m. L 6:09 a.m. L 7:05 a.m. L 8:07 a.m. L 9:15 a.m. theL town10:26 would a.m. be addedL 11:33 to thea.m. list of ground. The repair now shows that the & historical sites on the Virginia Depart- town is using millions of gallons of water H 10:45 a.m. H 11:32 a.m. H 12:23 p.m. H 1:23 p.m. H 2:31 p.m. H 3:47 p.m. H 5:01 p.m. Kiptopeke Beach L 5:01 p.m. L 5:38 a.m. L 6:34 a.m. L 7:36 a.m. L 8:44 a.m. mentL 9:55of Historic a.m. Resources,L 11:02 thereby a.m. at- less each year than had previously been Tax Preparation tracting additional visitors. thought. He estimated that the change S Authorized IRS e-file provider Anyone who has old photos or will result in the town having a 20-mil- news clippings that show the Cameo lion-gallon surplus for its water with- 2 Locations to Better Serve You: drawal permit by the end of December. 3URYLGLQJ:DVWH Re-affirming that “no good deed %,&,1& 20477 Market Street - Onancock Bundick Well & goes unnoticed,” council voted to add 0$5,1(&216758&7,21 'LVSRVDO one more “serving” to Dukes’ already s(AUL/UT3TORAGEs"OAT2AMP & Pump Company 'RFNV3LHUV 33453 Chincoteague Rd - Wallops Island full plate. In addition to overseeing the s3HIPS3TORE #HANDLERY 6ROXWLRQVIRUWKH Water & Sewage Public Utilities Department as well s 4ON4RAVEL,IFT /PEN%ND(Chincoteague Resort Realty Office) %XONKHDGV  (DVWHUQ6KRUH Systems as helping with planning, he will now s#OMPLETE-ARINE3ERVICE2EPAIR 3LOH'ULYLQJ Crane Service serve as the code enforcement official s-AST3TEPPINGAND&UELPLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT for the town. The new position will en- <($562)(;3(5,(1&( 3AFE3ECURE&ACILITY “We make our force regulations regarding defective 6(59,1*$&&20$&. DCMARINA VERIZONNET buildings and other problems, such as .DUODQG$QGUHD:HQGOH\ customers 1257+$03721&2817,(6 :H&DUHIRUWKH6KRUH overgrown lots. Mayor Doug Greer Sr. 20104 Deep Creek Road, Onancock our friends” congratulated Dukes for his work and Phone: (757) 787-4565 2IÀFH  442-5555 • Painter • 824-3555 willingness to take on one additional .OWACCEPTING )D[ task, without additional compensation. September 12, 2014 • Eastern Shore Post • 9 Mile POSTS

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50-Year Reunion Chincoteague High School’s Class of 1964 recently held its 50-year reunion dinner celebration. Attending raduations were (from left): back row - Donald Arthur Cherrix, Ronnie Malone, Bobby Umphlett, Charles Ralph Turl- G ington, Jimmy Holloway, Donald Birch, Nicky Bernstein, Mack MacDowell, Mossey Whealton, Daniel Jester, Bill Speidel, James Lee Taylor, Mike McGee, Larry Jones, Jack Gillis and Louis Earl Budd; front row - Monty Platan Jester, Diana Brown Windsor, Priscilla Tarr, Billie Ann Shreaves Bowden, Lucille Birch Gohol, Pam Betts Malone, Bertie Merritt Reed, Gail Jester Beauchamp and Jane Aycock Speidel.

•a son, born to Tameria Smith of •a daughter, born to Towanda Kellam and Jamar Hall of Parksley Aug. 28 Nassawadox Sept. 2 •a daughter, born to Sarah and Robert •a daughter, born to Wendi and Bruce Shepard of Jillard Jr. of Atlantic Aug. 28 Eastville Sept. 2 •a daughter, born to Cashawn James •a son, born to Brittney Wallop and Dante Sample of and Johnny Bell of Machipongo Sept. 1 Onley Sept. 3 •a daughter, born to Danielle Montoya of Onancock •a son, born to Natalia Cruz Vasquez and Isau Vasquez Sept. 1 Velasquez of Greenbush Sept. 3

WILL? POWER OF ATTORNEY? ADVANCE MEDICAL DIRECTIVE? Violet Trower To Wed TRUST? Edward Patterson LONG TERM CARE? Edward Patterson and Violet Cherrystone MEDICAID? Trower will join in Holy Matri- PROBATE TAX? mony on Oct. 11, 2014, at 2 p.m. at Campground Greater Emmanuel Temple, 813 Are you ready? Open Thur-Sun 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Forrest Dr., Newport News, Va. All Lunch Specials - Fri., Sept. 12 Come join us for a FREE EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR to learn family and friends are invited; a • 1/3 lb. CB w/bacon cheddar FF w/soda $699 about what happens if you are not ready and what you can reception will follow. • Fresh flounder s/w w/potato chips & soda 99$6 do to prepare. • 6 honey BBQ wings w/seasoned tater wedges $699 Wednesday, September 17, 2014 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Teresa’s Quilts Sat., Sept. 13 • Double-decker club w/potato chips $599 EASTERN SHORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (Melfa, VA) Fabrics, Notions & Gift • Chicken salad s/w w/pot. chips & soda $599 and

99 • 2pc. fd. chicken (leg & thigh) w/pot. chips & soda $4 Thursday, September 18, 2014 3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Quilting Services Sun., Sept. 14 HERMITAGE ON THE EASTERN SHORE (Onancock, VA) & Classes • Turkey reuben w/potato chips & soda $799 • Bay scallops basket w/french fries $799 Speaker: Virginia "Ginny"' Brown, Esquire Classes on • 3pc. fd. chicken (breast, thigh & wing) w/2 veggies $799 • Oyster sandwich w/french fries $699 Don't miss out! Call us at 757-787-1998 or 757-965-9210 Wednesday 1-3 or e-mail at [email protected] for your reservations. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC www.teresafabrics.com Check out our dinner specials on www.vebrownpc.com 757-710-0644 Facebook: “Little Neck Cafe” 3324 Main St. Exmore 757-331-4822 10 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014

Catholic Church by Father J. Michael School Retiree Dies Survivors include her children, Lou Breslin. Interment will follow in Cape Mrs. Peggy Lankford Hall, 75, of Hall Bloxom (and husband, Rob) of Obituaries Charles Cemetery. A Christian Wake ser- Bloxom passed away Sunday, Sept. 7, Parksley and William E. “Bill” Hall Jr. vice will be held tonight, Sept. 12, at 7. 2014, at her residence. (and wife, Kyle) of Bloxom; grandchil- Exmore Woman Dies Memorial donations may be made to Born in Bloxom, she was the daugh- dren, Blaire Gordon Bloxom, Madison St. Charles Catholic Church, 545 Ran- ter of the late Preston Thomas Lank- Lankford Bloxom, Kinsley Meredith Mrs. Carol Jean DeKler, 77, of dolph Ave., Cape Charles, VA 23310. ford and Louise Mason Lankford. She Hall, and Brantley Edward Bloxom; Exmore passed away Friday, Sept. 5, Online condolences may be sent to the attended Stratford Hall and graduated sister, Sally Lankford Scott (and hus- 2014, at Riverside Shore Memorial family at www.doughtyfuneralhome.com from Parksley High School in 1957 and band, Thomas Hickman Scott) of Hospital in Nassawadox. Arrangements were made by was married that same year to the late Sarasota, Fla.; and nephews, Preston A native of North Bergen, N.J., she Doughty Funeral Home in Exmore. William E. Hall Sr. She was co-owner Thomas Scott and John Walter Tatem was the daughter of the late Charles of Bib ’N Tucker Children’s Clothing III, and their families. and Gertrude Cumiskey Fuchs. She Cheriton Resident Dies Store, one of the original shops at Four Graveside services were conducted was a member of St. Charles Catholic Mr. Albert Thomas, 50, of Cheriton Corner Plaza. Later, she began work- at Parksley Cemetery, Wednesday, Church. died Friday, Sept. 5, 2014, at Sentara ing as a teacher’s assistant and office Sept. 10, by Rev. Don Jamison. Mrs. DeKler was predeceased by her Norfolk General Hospital in Norfolk, Va. assistant at Mary Nottingham Smith Memorial donations may be made to husband, Joseph M. DeKler. She is sur- Mr. Thomas will be remembered Middle School and Parksley Middle Grace United Methodist Church, P.O. vived by nieces and nephews, Maureen as the husband of Marilyn Toy Thom- School, and retired from Nandua Mid- Box 156, Parksley, VA 23421. Memory Bochman (and husband, Ed) of Willis as and the son of Bessie Custis and dle School after 45 years of service to tributes may be shared with the family Wharf, David Schultz (and wife, Bren- George Thomas Sr. Accomack County Public Schools. Mrs. at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com da) of Cheriton, Charlene Burgess of A visitation will be held from 1 to 7 Hall served several years as a chaper- Arrangements were made by Wil- Roanoke, Va., Robert Orsinger of Cape p.m. today, Sept. 12, at John O. Mor- one to the Miss Virginia Beauty Pag- liams-Parksley Funeral Home. Charles, Charles Orsinger of Cheriton, ris Funeral Home in Nassawadox. eant. She was a former member of the Cynthia Gandolfo of Galloway, N.J., Funeral services will be conducted at Venture Club, the Eastern Star, and Birdsnest Man Dies Sean Chanpignon of Jackson, N.J., Ger- Northampton High School in Eastville Accomack County Junior Women’s Mr. Leon C. Sheffield Jr., 61, of aldine Fisher of Blackwood, N.J.; and nu- Saturday, Sept. 13, at noon by Rev. Club, and a dedicated member of Grace Birdsnest passed away Monday , Sept. merous great-nieces and great-nephews. Timothy Johnson. Interment will be United Methodist Church, where she 8, 2014, at the Riverside Shore Memo- A funeral Mass will be conducted Sat- in Bethel AME Church Cemetery in was a member of the United Methodist rial Hospital in Nassawadox. urday, Sept. 13, at 11 a.m. at St. Charles Eastville. Women. He was the son of the late Leon C. and Mary E. Satchell Sheffield. Funeral services will be conduct- ed Sunday, Sept. 14, at 1 p.m. at The Holy Commandment Church of God esoartscenter in Treherneville by Rev. Harold White. esoartscenter The interment will be Monday, Sept. eastern shore’s own arts center eastern shore’s own arts center 15, at Albert G. Horton Jr. Memorial Veterans Cemetery in Suffolk, Va. Arrangements were made by Gray’s ClassesClasses startingstarting soonsoon inin September:September: Funeral Home, Cape Charles. ►►AdultAdult PotteryPottery ►► MagicMagic ►► IntermediateIntermediate DrawingDrawing Jamesville Native Dies ►► OilOil PaintingPainting ►► WatercolorWatercolor WorkshopWorkshop ►► YouthYouth ChoraleChorale Mr. Allen Russell Smith Sr., 86, ►► RussianRussian ArtsArts//CultureCulture ►► WritersWriters’’ WorkshopWorkshop ►► KidsKids’’ PotteryPottery of St. Joe, Ark., passed away Monday, Sept. 8, 2014, at Hospice of the Hills Hospice House in Harri- son, Ark. Born in James- ville to the late Harry C. Smith and Margaret (Somers) Grinnal-

ds, he was own-

For more information and to sign up for classes: er-operator of a Mr. Smith For more information and to sign up for classes: www.esoartscenter.org sanitation service. www.esoartscenter.org(757) 442-3226 Mr. Smith was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. He enjoyed attending [email protected](757) 442-3226 auction sales and flea markets. 15293 [email protected] Street, Belle Haven, VA 23306 15293 King Street, Belle Haven, VA 23306 Mr. Smith is survived by his wife, September 12, 2014 • Eastern Shore Post • 11

Eunice; sons, Jimmy Lee Smith of ‘Pop’ Justis Passes Away husband, Dean) of Parksley; grandchil- Metompkin Elementary Bruno, Ark., and Allen R. Smith Jr. of dren, Shane Parker, Joshua Parker, An- Bergman, Ark.; daughters, Mary Jane Mr. Larry Lee Justis, 67, husband thony Justis, Fallon Parker, Devyn Reid, Awarded Grant Sessions of Yellville, Ark., and Eliza- of the late Sherri Carmine Justis and a Taylor Justis, Shellsey Reid, Baylee The Dollar General Literacy Foun- beth A. Smith of Bruno; half-brothers, resident of Paint- Justis, and Darbee Justis; great-grand- dation has awarded Metompkin Ele- Cecil Smith of Jamesville and Emerson er, went to be with daughter, Andrea Justis; and several mentary School in Parksley a youth lit- Smith of Keller; nine grandchildren; 20 the Lord Tuesday, nieces and nephews. He was prede- eracy grant in the amount of $2465.73 great-grandchildren; and many nieces Sept. 9, 2014, at ceased by a brother, Brooks T. (Sonny) to support its Addressing Language and nephews. He was predeceased by his residence. Justis Jr., son, Larry Shane Justis; and Objectives in the Library Program. two brothers, Floyd Smith and Johnny Born in Nas- grandson, Andrew Trey Justis. Awarded at the beginning of the aca- Smith; and a grandchild, John Allen sawadox, he was A memorial service will be conduct- demic year, youth literacy grants from Sessions. the son of the late ed Thursday, Sept. 18, at 6:30 p.m. at the Dollar General Literacy Founda- Funeral services will be conducted Brooks Thomas Exmore Baptist Church by Rev. Jona- tion help provide teachers, schools and today, Sept. 12, at 11 a.m. at Burns Mr. Justis Justis and Glad- than Carpenter. organizations with the funding and Funeral Home Chapel by Bro. Eldon ys Agnes Justis. Memorial donations may be sent resources they need to properly begin Hellums. Interment will follow at Known by many as “Pop” and “Rock- to Shore Christian Academy, 11624 the school year. East Oakland Cemetery in Mountain fish,” Mr. Justis was the local produce Occohannock Rd., Exmore, VA 23350; “Youth literacy grants from the Dol- Home, Ark. man in the Painter area. Mr. Justis or Personal Touch Home Health and lar General Literacy Foundation make Pallbearers will be Ben Smith, was full of life, always making people Hospice, P.O. Box 69, Belle Haven, VA a distinct impact on the communities John Smith, Dan Smith, Kendall laugh at his jokes and playful ways. He 23306. we serve by supporting programs that Smith, Heath Smith, and Robert loved his trips and being with his fam- Arrangements were made by Wil- improve education and enhance litera- Swearingen. Honorary pallbearers ily. He was a life member of 30 years at liams-Onancock Funeral Home. cy,” said Rick Dreiling, Dollar General’s will be MacKenzie Medley and Devon Melfa Volunteer Fire Department. chairman and CEO. “At Dollar General, Smith. Mr. Justis is survived by his sister, Obituaries can be faxed to we are passionate about our mission of Memorial donations may be sent to Rose Ann Justis Stream (and husband, the Eastern Shore Post serving others and it’s exciting to see Hospice of the Hills in Harrison, Ark. Lester) of Crisfield, Md.; children, Troy the real difference literacy and learn- The memorial was provided by C. Justis (and wife, J.J.) of Painter, Tana at 789-7681 or e-mailed to ing make in people’s lives.” Doughty Funeral Home, Exmore. Parker of Painter and Candee Reid (and [email protected] Art Event This Pickles Weekend on Island Cape Center Boats On Friday and Saturday, Sept. 12 26507 Lankford Hwy. Cape Charles and 13, Chincoteague Cultural Alli- email: [email protected] Subs & Deli ance’s (CCA’s) 11th Annual Plein Air (outdoor painting) and Exhibition will 757-331-1541 Starting Wednesday, Sept. 10 welcome its first mother/daughter par- Dinner Specials ticipants — Barbara Beauchamp and Week of: Sept. 13 - 19, 2014 Dinners w/2 sides & dessert her daughter, Lois Engberg, along with Saturday 4 48 other artists from the Northeast, Fried Seafood Combo: Mid-Atlantic, Eastern Shore, Delmar- Shrimp & Oysters $1999 $9.99 va and Chincoteague. Sunday Kidneys The artists can be seen painting Lunch: 3pc. Fried Chicken $849 Wed, Thurs, Fri, and Sat both days on historic Main Street, Dinner: 1/2 Baked at traditional island cottages, at the Chicken Oregano $999 4pm to Closing lighthouse, on the refuge/beach, and Monday on the marshes and bay. Spaghetti & Meat Sauce $899 Featuring: Pork Chops, The public in invited to the free ex- hibition of all the paintings Saturday Tuesday Meatloaf, Hamburger Steaks, Chicken & Dumplings $899 evening from 6 to 9 at Christ United Wednesday Lasagna, and more Methodist Church Social Hall, 6253 Church St. 1lb. Steamed Shrimp (shell on) More information is available at w/2 sides $1399 “ALL HOMEMADE!!” www.chincoteagueculturalalliance.org Thursday Fried Chicken Livers $899 (757) 787-1145 Friday 4 Grilled Marinated Don’t Forget To “Like” 99 Jumbo Shrimp $11 4 Corner Plaza Onley The Post on Facebook 12 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014

dle.” Sadly, the middle is shrinking. meet with the commissioner of VDOT. In my relatively short tenure in I had hoped to have safety improve- CAPITAL LETTERS Richmond, I have seen a tremendous ments along our Route 13 corridor difference and the prospects do not treated as one transportation project By Sen. Lynwood Lewis the year to the issues facing the nation appear any brighter going forward. to include rumble strips, which were t is almost and the commonwealth, but can be Polarization, often driven by fear-mon- a high priority for Sgt. Koushel, as hard to be- nudged to spring into action by placing gering and misinformation, is used by well as better signage, more closures Ilieve that the appropriate hot-button words and both sides of the political spectrum. of uncontrolled crossovers and instal- Labor Day has pictures in his or her mailbox. Please This, as well as partisan redistricting, lation of more guardrails. At the time, come and gone do not be that person, and discourage which I will write about in another re- Virginia simply had no transportation and the sum- your friends and neighbors from being port, makes effective governing very dollars to spend on anything but nec- mer of 2014 is that person. Take some time to read difficult. But voters can do something essary maintenance. Since that time, over. Summer and ask questions on the issues, par- to stop this slide. we have passed an omnibus, bi-parti- is always such ticularly beyond whatever one or two With summer behind us, attention san transportation package which has a great time for issues may be most important to you. must already turn to the upcoming Vir- infused much needed funding into our making memo- Most controversial issues are con- ginia General Assembly. This summer transportation construction and main- ries, particu- troversial because there are no easy I have been traveling all over this very tenance system. Because of the back- larly if you have answers, there are usually kernels of large and diverse district, attending log of transportation needs, our system young children as I do. I hope that you truth and merit on both sides. As vot- meetings and events and holding town has soaked up the additional revenue all had a great and memorable summer. ers, in the heat of campaign season, we halls once the 2014 General Assembly’s like a sponge. Also, with the passage of Labor Day, need to take a collective deep breath. business was finally complete. I will hold However, I am hopeful that, perhaps, begins what is less than affectionately Real solutions cannot be distilled into another round of town halls in advance we can come up with some additional known in political circles as the “crazy campaign sound bites or mail pieces. of the 2015 General Assembly Session. ideas, building upon the rumble strips season,” that is, the sprint to Novem- This is one of the reasons we have In addition, I have scheduled a meet- which have been installed these last few ber elections. This year, Virginia’s 11 drifted away in our nation and now our ing with the Virginia Department of months, to make this a safer corridor to Congressional seats and one U.S. Sen- commonwealth from the commonsense Transportation (VDOT) and various travel. I also hope to have a public meet- ate seat are on the ballot. Both sides middle, which defined us for so many stakeholders to discuss Route 13 and its ing to discuss the issue. will seek to make use of what is re- years and which led to a strong and many safety issues. Just a few years ago, I can be reached at 787-1094; P.O. ferred to as the “low information vot- healthy Virginia. All of the real work Sgt. J.P. Koushel of the Virginia State Box 760, Accomac, VA 23301; and er,” who pays little attention for 9/10 of in government gets done “in the mid- Police and I took a trip to Richmond to [email protected]

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Property on Chincoteague Property in Accomack To Jerry and Bonnie Banks For $85,000 For $134,000 Lot 141, Unit 3, Trails End •From Harrison and Jerry Hammond •From Bernard Lankford For $10,000 To John and Teresa Wilkerson To Commonwealth of Virginia •From Marcelo and Amy Barbosa Lot 626, Unit 1, Trails End Parcel 101, Horntown Road Project To John and Kathy Strawn For $16,000 For $2,400 Lot 23, Section II, Nandua Bay •From Donald and Adriana Travis •From Eveline Cropper For $177,000 To Zhen Wang and Ling Zheng To Commonwealth of Virginia •From William and Mary Hoffken Onley parcel Parcel 063 for Horntown Road Project To William and Pamela Eskridge For $150,000 For $7,925 2 parcels near Atlantic •From Robert and Beverly Parks •From James Lunn Jr. For $225,000 To Thomas and Ann Short To Commonwealth of Virginia •From David Brown, Karen Taylor Lots 278 and 279, Unit 3, Trails End Parcel 094, highway project and Bettie Smoot For $105,000 For $1,000 To Barbara Ware •From Frederick Paff •From Shirley Jenkins, Florence and Property near Cashville To Eric Armstrong and Stephanie Thomas Collins, Mary Waters and For $165,000 Cooley-Armstrong Janice Purnell •From Secretary of HUD Lot 380, Unit 2, Trails End To Commonwealth of Virginia To Fernando Palacio-Servin For $5,000 Parcel 078, Horntown Road Project Pungoteague District parcel •From Charles and William Parks For $8,030 For 21,511 To Kim Seamans •From Russell and Homer Justice •From MF Olde Mill, LLC Property Tangier Island parcel To Commonwealth of Virginia To Lawrence and Deirdre Matthews For $25,000 Parcel 074, Horntown Road Project Lot between Wattsville and Horntown Transactions •From Berry Becraft For $9,525 For $39,900 To William and Kimberly Holthaus •From Clarence and Older Marshall •From Wittstadt Title & Escrow Co., LLC •From Charles and Victoria Williams Lot 467, Unit 2, Trails End To Commonwealth of Virginia To Bank of New York Mellon To Charles and Becky Shinski For $8,000 Parcels 047 & 054, Horntown Road Project Lot 16, Section 8, Captain’s Cove Lot 1111, Section 1, Captain’s Cove •From Douglas Mathews For $15,125 For $172,885 For $2,350 To Meghan Scott •From Amy MacAnnanny •From Georgie Stevens 2 Onley tracts To Frank Franzoni To Laura Enoch For $158,000 Lot 110, Unit 1, Trails End Dave’s Pets Lot in Keller •From William McComb For $13,500 For $10,000 To Leslie Tyndall •From Patricia Lucas & •From Richard and Stephanie Venables Property on Chincoteague To Carter and Lynn Coupland Exmore Flea Market To Kimberly Holthaus For $134,000 22.726 wooded acres near Melfa Lot 468, Unit 2, Trails End •From Alan and Sue Kalons and trust For $69,000 For $8,200 To Morgan Cunningham •From Secretary of HUD ONE STOP SHOPPING! •From CCG Note, LLC Lot 40, Section 11, Captain’s Cove To Brittany Russell To Kenneth and Judith Tucker For $140,000 Guilford parcel Full service grooming, Lot 2519, Section 5, Captain’s Cove •From Eastern Shore Partners, LP For $51,300 Layaways for the holidays. For $7,000 To AMA Systems, Inc. •From Special Commissioner James •From the Estate of Winnie Burkhead 2 Onancock parcels Elliott and Henrick Townsend Fish, aquariums & supplies To Sylvia and Edna Patterson For $490,000 To Floyd and Robin Townsend Dog, cat & farm supplies Parcel near Tasley •From Brian and Lisa Hall Parcel near Horntown For $66,000 To Lisa Hall For $1,600 Feed & ponds too! •From C. Mitchell and Sandra Johnson Chincoteague lot •From Special Commissioner James To Jorge Roblero For $80,000 Elliott and W. and Alfred Hovington Exmore Flea Market Parcel in Nelsonia •From Louis, Donald, Robert and To Floyd Townsend Now featuring a new For $7,000 James Goffredi, Mary McNamara and Atlantic parcel Christmas shop. Booths •From Stephen and Jeanne Wohlford Constance Weide For $1,800 available for monthly rent. To Stephen and Karen Craig To Timothy Hearn •From Alexander and Gloria Justice Lot 1080, Section 1, Captain’s Cove Lot 1713, Section 3, Captain’s Cove To John Martinenza & Miriam Barnshaw We don’t take commission on For $1,900 For $500 Property on Chincoteague your sales. Make extra money •From Betty Hamilton •From Bernard and Ruth Berger For $16,000 for the holidays! To Betty Harris To Mark and Donna Masci •From Frank and Katherine Hall Lot 364, Unit 1, Trails End Lot 2242, Section 4, Captain’s Cove To Ricky and Mahalinda Volner Call 757-442-7442 For $6,500 For $4,000 2 tracts in Hopkins •From Rosemary Madonia •From Peter and Janet LeVoir For $195,000 or stop by: To Madeline Giardina To Tyler Greenley and Victoria Overholt •From Raymond and Martha Alexander 3515 Main St. Exmore, VA 14 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014 TIME FOR A FRESH START!

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16 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014 Eastern Shore Tourism Commission Launches Oyster Marketing Program Coming on the heels of Gov. Terry thick as stones” in the bay. Oysters that they’ll need to become an oyster ern Shore, giving visitors an inside McAuliffe’s recent announcement that became an important part of the diet aficionado. look into the waterman’s day-to-day Virginia is one of the country’s largest almost as soon as colonists landed in Museums on the Eastern Shore of life through the years. oyster producers, the Eastern Shore the early 1600s. By the mid-1800s, Virginia will give travelers insight Chincoteague Island is one of the of Virginia Tourism Commission has the commercial oyster industry on the into the life of the waterman and the key oyster-producing regions on Vir- launched a marketing campaign to at- Chesapeake Bay was booming, with historic importance of oysters here. ginia’s Eastern Shore and its history tract oyster lovers to the region. oysters being canned and shipped by Machipongo’s Barrier Islands Center has long been intertwined with oysters A new microsite, www.esvatourism. rail across the country. To this day, wa- tells the story of the now abandoned and the waters that surround the is- org/oysters and a new Pinterest board termen harvest barrier islands land. That history is preserved at the dedicated to the oyster: http://www. fresh oysters, on the Shore’s Museum of Chincoteague Island. pinterest.com/VisitESVA/virginia-is- process them Atlantic coast, Area eco tours take visitors up close for-oyster-lovers/ will make it easier and ship them communities to see oysters in the wild. A tour of a for travelers to visit. Paid media and far and wide. that depended local aqua farm is an education about social media messaging will help Eastern Shore on the ocean the innovations of the modern oyster spread the word to key drive markets oysters are on for their liveli- industry, and kayak tours take visitors in state, and to major metro areas in the menu at hood and way on a slow paddle over a living oyster the northeast. Grand Central of life. The bed. Local outfitters provide travelers The history, culture and culinary as- Station in New Eastern Shore with all the gear they need to dig for pects of Eastern Shore oysters, clams York City. Waterman’s their own dinner by raking for oysters. and seafood will connect travelers with The new mi- Museum and Whether it’s discovering the flavor everything they need. The new micro- crosite gives Research Cen- of fresh, briny oysters, shopping for site has detailed information about up- consumers de- ter in Onan- antiquities or attending a local oyster coming oyster roasts, seafood festivals tails about up- cock is specifi- roast, visitors to the Eastern Shore of and any related event, where the raw coming events cally dedicated Virginia will find endless opportunities bars are, how to explore the seafood and how to buy Photo by Llinda Cicoira to preserving to experience oysters, the environment culture here via local museums, his- tickets, and and sharing that produces them and the people toric sites, art galleries, eco tours and more events are being added constant- the history of watermen on the East- that dedicate their lives to them. aqua culture, and where to stay. ly. Events range from upscale dinners Three of Virginia’s seven oyster re- that pair raw oysters and local wines gions are located on the Eastern Shore to down-home oyster roasts and clam of Virginia. Each of the Eastern Shore’s bakes that offer visitors a chance to three oyster regions produces oysters rub elbows with friendly locals and 0% with a unique flavor, from the bold salty learn to shuck their own shellfish. Of- flavor of the Chincoteague oysters found ten, ticket sales to these events benefit in the Atlantic Ocean, to the perfectly a local charity, so reaching new mar- Financing balanced salty sweetness of oysters from kets could benefit the region’s non- the upper Chesapeake Bay, or the briny, profit sector. for 48 Months creaminess of oyster found in the lower The new oyster website points trav- portion of the Chesapeake Bay. Virgin- elers to local restaurants where they Featuring ia’s Eastern Shore is uniquely situated can find fresh, oysters and other lo- to attract oyster lovers, since it harvests cal seafood on the menus, including a the Fast Cat Series oysters both from the Atlantic Ocean dozen raw bars. Travelers will not only Commercial and the Chesapeake Bay, making it a savor the local seafood, they can also one-stop shop for travelers who want to take home reminders of the deep sea- Zero-Turn Riders experience a range of flavors. food culture on the Shore; antique oys- The Eastern Shore of Virginia has ter rakes, oyster cans and bushel bas- 5-Year Warranty one of the country’s oldest seafood cul- kets can be found at the Shore’s many tures. Capt. John Smith began explor- antique stores. Any of the area’s hard- ing the Chesapeake Bay in the early ware stores can outfit a visitor with 1600s and wrote that oysters “lay as the shucking knife and oyster glove

Shore Saw & Mower Visit the Post on Facebook KelleyKelley B rGangothers Painter, VA • 442-3322 and “Like” us. September 12, 2014 • Eastern Shore Post • 17 Birding & Wildlife Festival Oct. 10-12 During the fall months, millions of him to Central and South America, songbirds, hawks, shorebirds, butter- Antarctica, and the Arctic and across flies and dragonflies migrate through North America. He has written and the narrow Delmarva Peninsula on consulted on various books and popu- their long journey south to warmer lar and scientific literature on North wintering grounds. American birds, and is a co-author on The Eastern Shore Birding & Wild- The Crossley ID Guide: Raptors, and life Festival next month will bring you the forthcoming Princeton Guide to closer to nature and closer to the birds North American Birds. He is current- with guided hikes, family activities ly project leader for eBird and photo- and boat trips throughout much of the graphic editor for the Birds of North March 1, 2013 • EastErn shorE Post • 25 Eastern Shore’s flyway. America Online at the Cornell Labo- Festival headquarters and vendors ratory of Ornithology. Sullivan also will be located at the Cape Charles served as photographic editor for the Fire Station, 501 Mason Ave. Free ac- American Birding Association’s jour- tivities for children and families will nal, North American Birds from 2005- be offered at Kiptopeke State Park. Health2013. The Friday night program Matters is free Let’s Fight CongenitaL heart DeFeCts Free bus transportation between Cape and open to the public. Charles Fire Station and Kiptopeke By CatherineThe Eastern Campbell Shore of Virginia Bird- tions; others require many open-heart has coded once and it took the amaz- of infant death in the United States. State Park will be available. Field trips ofing Onancock and Wildlife Festival is sponsored surgeries. Surgeries and medications ing staff at Children’s Hospital of the Thousands of them will not reach their Photo by Linda Cicoira and activities will be held in various by Easterns a mother Shore Eventacular,of a child with Inc., con the- may help our kids’ heart work better, King’s Daughters 25 minutes to bring first birthday and thousands more die Eastern Shore locations beginning Fri- the Birding Festival website at www. 305 Mason Ave., Cape Charles. Easterngenital Shore heartSoil and defects, Water IConserva want to- but it will never be normal. CHD kids her back. She eats primarily through before they reach adulthood. Almost day, Oct. 10, at 7:30 a.m. and running esbirdingfestival.com/ Sullivan has conducted fieldwork on Ation District,help spread the Virginia awareness DEQ Coastalto my are very fragile and unpredictable; one her G-tube and is still recuperating half of those with complex congenital through Sunday, Oct. 12, at 4 p.m. The festival kicks off with this birds throughout North America for community.Zone Management Program, Virginia minute they can be running around from strokes and seizures she had over heart disease have neurological and For a complete schedule of events year’s keynote speaker, Brian Sulli- the past 20 years. Birding travels, pho- StateAny Parks, congenital and Virginia heart defectDepartment (CHD) of the house like normal and the next a year ago. She is taking 10 medica- developmental disabilities. and to register for field trips, check out van, at 7 p.m. at The Palace Theater, tography, and field projects have taken isGame serious, and Inlandsome Fisheries.more than others. minute they could be fighting for their tions four times a day. In the United States, twice as many Some require a lifetime of medica- life. You learn to never take any mo- I am blessed that she is here with children die from CHDs each year than ment for granted with a chd child. us today and every time I look at her from all forms of childhood cancer com- We heart moms may seem overpro- I can’t help but think what a miracle bined, yet funding for pediatric can- The Hair Loft tective of our kids when it comes to ill- she is. cer research is five times higher than ness, but what is a simple cold to your Every CHD child has a different funding for CHD. 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State Secretary of Public Safety To Speak at United Way Kickoff Virginia Secretary of Public Safety and many other community services. the cabinet position with supervision United Way Training Sept. 18 Brian Moran will be the keynote speak- On the day the tornado hit Cher- of State Police, the state’s alcoholic er for the United Way of Eastern Shore rystone Campground, the United Way beverage control laws, the Virginia De- The United Way of Virginia’s East- of Virginia’s kickoff luncheon Tuesday, office received an email from John Culp, partment of Corrections and the Vir- ern Shore is preparing for the 2014 Sept. 16, at Eastern Shore Yacht and executive director of the Lower East- ginia National Guard. fund-raising campaign and will con- Country Club. ern Shore American Red Cross, which “We are thrilled to have a speaker duct a training session for campaign Moran vis- stated, “We are in Cheriton in force to- the caliber of Brian Moran for our coordinators who have accepted the ited the Eastern day — volunteers, equipment, etc. — in kickoff event,” said Bill Sterling, presi- appointment by their employers to Shore shortly af- response to the tornado. This is the kind dent of United Way of Virginia’s East- solicit their colleagues in local busi- ter a tornado hit of thing your generosity makes possible.” ern Shore. “It is the perfect tie-in to our nesses. Northampton An additional speaker, Chad Ballard, mission of improving the quality of life The session will be held from 8:30 to County in July and owner of Cherrystone Campground and on the Eastern Shore and this year’s 10 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 18, at Shore witnessed first- Ballard Fish Oyster Company, will give theme, ‘Celebrate A Better Tomorrow.’ Bank Headquarters in Onley. hand the response his testimony of the devastation and re- Moran’s genuine comments during The United Way is soliciting all local and ongoing sup- covery from the tornado. his recent visit to Cherrystone Camp- businesses to support this effort. The port to the victims. Moran was a member of the Virginia ground to witness the devastation of training session will provide the cam- Moran He praised the re- House of Delegates from 1996 to 2008, the tornado revealed how impressed paign coordinators with the informa- sponders and the representing northern Virginia’s 46th he was with the response of the East- tion and the materials they will need local community for its fast and thor- District. ern Shore community. United Way is to conduct successful solicitations in ough reaction to the tragedy. He attended Framingham State proud to be able to assist the organiza- their organizations. United Way funds go to volunteer College and later Catholic University tions that respond in such situations.” A continental breakfast will be pro- fire and rescue squads and other first of America, where he earned his law The United Way has raised almost vided. responder organizations, in addition to degree from the Columbia School of $5.5 million since being established in To participate in the local United providing emergency food and shelter, Law in 1988. 1991. Costs are kept low with one part- Way campaign or for more information, family counseling, health services, youth Gov. Terry McAuliffe selected Moran time employee and the efforts of local call Dawn Byrd at 787-5622 or email development and recreation programs, to serve as secretary of public safety, volunteers. [email protected] 20 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014 September Specials Best Prices of the year on these Blowout Specials 2013 Ford 2013 Ford 2013 Ford 2011 Ford F150 C-Max E350 Edge New, Supercab, SEL, Hybrid, 15 Passenger, SEL, Loaded, Loaded, Silver 35+ MPG Van, 25k Miles One Owner $12,000 off MSRP $21,995 $23,995 $18,995 2013 Lincoln 2008 Honda 2012 Ford MKZ Accord Fusion ALL Interest Reasonable Ecoboost, EX, Black, SE, Blue, Rates as Offers Loaded, Moonroof 35+ MPG low as Accepted 1.55% $37,595 $11,995 $11,995 Kool Ford 787-1209 www.KoolAutomotive.com 787-1209 September 12, 2014 • Eastern Shore Post • 21

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Posting p U By SPORTS Bill Tyler Webb Focuses on Being Ready for the Call Sterling and, of course, the “I was happy we got that run and you pay,” said Webb, a University of dream is to play did not have to go back out there, so I South Carolina product who was vi- in the big leagues. could end the season on a high note,” tal in the back-end of the bullpen in yler Webb leaves today for But all I can do said Webb. the Gamecocks’ back-to-back College Tampa, Fla., to take part in the now is keep work- For the season, Webb had a 3.80 World Series Championships in 2010- TNew York Yankees’ Instructional ing and be ready earned run average and 4.05 at Triple 11. Webb was so dominant he didn’t al- League — and that means the 2009 when the opportu- A. At one point, he did not allow a run low a run in three seasons in Omaha, Northampton grad is still very much a nity comes.” in nine of 10 outings and had an ERA where the College World Series is held part of the Yankee future following a When the call- of 2.30, but an off night when he al- every year. whirlwind year that saw Webb play on ups came, the Yan- lowed four runs raised his ERA by two Webb is often praised for his calm- three Yankee farm teams. kees chose to go runs before he finished strong, not al- ness and poise on the mound. “I will be there for a month work- Webb with players who lowing another run in his final three “I have pitched in front of big crowds ing on my breaking ball to get better had previous big- appearances. before. It’s just baseball,” said Webb. command and consistency,” said Webb league experience. None of the pros- “When you don’t pitch that many in- “It’s all the same but a little better Tuesday from his off-season home in pects at Triple A Scranton, including nings, the ERA can really jump with competition at each level.” Columbia, S.C. “I want to sharpen my Webb, were tabbed for the big-league one bad night. At this level, if you don’t For now, Webb is working to reach slider to make it an effective out pitch roster. make your pitches, the hitters make the highest level. on a regular basis.” Rules on starting a player’s major- An invitation to the fall instruction- league service and beginning the three al league indicates the Yankees are option years on that player have more willing to invest time and money on to do with call-ups sometimes than the Webb’s development. need for a player’s abilities. A typical Instructional League day When the clock starts ticking, the includes drill work from 9 a.m. to noon, team eventually loses some control lunch, and then a 1 p.m. game against and can be forced to place a player on another team’s prospects. The games waivers — allowing other teams to are controlled and allow for players to claim the player — before being sent continue to work on specific skill devel- down to the minor leagues. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, opment. A significant portion of the in- As for Webb, he only focuses on what dividual ball club’s management team he is doing and keeping up with his ev- attends each year to examine the next er-changing scenery. WYATT DEAN crop of prospects. “I don’t get caught up with all the There was ample speculation in the rules. I understand it’s a business. I feel latter part of August that Webb would good about the year I have had, but I BUDD!!! be among the players called up to the know I need to work on some things,” Yankees when the rosters expanded to said Webb, who started the year in up to 40 players on Sept. 1. Class A Tampa, quickly moved to Dou- Even Brian Cashman, the Yankee ble A Trenton when he dominated at general manager, mentioned Webb as the lower level, and then finished the one of the Yankees’ best options in the season at Triple A Scranton after pitch- WE ALL LOVE YOU minors when New York let Matt Thorn- ing in the Double A All-Star game. ton go on waivers. Thornton is a 6’6” His final outing of the season left left-hander. Webb is the same height, a good memory. Against Lehigh Val- SO MUCH! only 13 years younger at 24. ley, Webb struck out all three batters “There was talk about me going up he faced in the top of the ninth inning, in September, but I didn’t put too much then got his second win against no loss- stock in it,” said Webb. “It would have es at the Triple A level when Scranton been nice because it’s a nice pay bump, scored a run in the bottom of the ninth. September 12, 2014 • Eastern Shore Post • 23 NCP&R 2014 Fall To be a vendor during the event, call Jen Lewis at 414-1435. Softball Leagues For more information on the festi- Northampton County Parks and val, call 442-4121 and ask for Nicole. Recreation will begin its 2014 men’s fall softball league on Tuesday, Sept. SPORTS SHORTS Gaskins Chapel 30. The registration fee is $250 per Proceeds will benefit Hospice of the Hunter Education Golf Tourney Set team; the deadline is Friday, Sept. 26. Eastern Shore and the Randy Custis Course Set Games will be played Tuesday and Memorial Fund. The Sons of Allen - Gaskins AME Thursday evenings at Indiantown The $440 team entry fee covers greens A basic hunter education class will be Church, Melfa, will hold its 4th annual Park. To receive a coach’s packet or fee, carts, lunch, dinner, drinks and priz- held Sept. 22 and 23 at the Eastern Shore Golf Tournament at Nassawango Golf for more information about this pro- es. Hole sponsorships are $300 for non- Regional Training Center at 28598 Bea- Course in Snow Hill, Md., Saturday, gram, contact the office at 678-0468 or playing sponsors or $700 with a team. con Rd., Melfa, from 6 to 9:30 p.m. Both Oct. 4. [email protected] The entry should include names and nights must be attended for certification. The entry fee is $80 per golfer for in- 2014 Adult Basketball handicaps of team members, a contact To register or for information, go to dividual bracket play with a 9 a.m. tee phone number and an email address. www.dgif.virginia.gov/hunting/education time. Prizes will be awarded for overall League Registration Make checks payable to Friends of There is a minimum of 10 and a maxi- lowest score in three brackets. There David Doughty — only one check per mum of 15 for class size. Pre-registration will be prizes for hole-in-one, closest to Northampton County Parks and team. Mail to Friends of David Dough- and a pre-course study are required. the pin and longest drive. Recreation will begin its 2014 men’s ty, P.O. Box 113, Eastville, VA 23347. Course materials are available at Chris’ The registration deadline is Sept. basketball league on Wednesday, Oct. For more information, call 678-0440 Bait and Tackle, Eastern Shore Outift- 29. Send name, address and contact 1. The registration fee is $300 per or 678-0458. ters and Jaxon’s Hardware. information to Gaskins Chapel AME team; the deadline is Monday, Sept. Onancock Bay Beach Volleyball Church, Golf Tournament, P.O. Box 29. Games will be played Monday and 447, Melfa, VA 23410. Wednesday evenings at Northampton Challenge Sept. 20 Tournament Oct. 4 For more information, call Greg Middle School. Bagwell at 757-710-7395. For more information about this Sponsored by the Eastern Shore of The 4th Annual Barbara Custis Mu- Sponsorships are also available. program or to receive a coach’s pack- Virginia Angler’s Club, the 2014 Onan- sic and Fall Festival will host a beach et, contact the office at 678-0468 or cock Bay Challenge will take place Sat- volleyball tournament on Saturday, Oct. [email protected] urday, Sept. 20. Sept. 21 is the rain date. 4. The entry fee is $5 per person. Official rules and entry forms are There will be live music, food, a car North Accomack available at Don’s Tackle Shop, Sea and tractor show, multiple inflatables Softball L.L. Set Hawk Sports Center, Seaworthy Ma- for the children, and vendors. rine, the Onancock Harbormaster’s Of- For more information, contact Cathy SPORTS SHORTS The North Accomack Little League fice, and on the Angler’s Club website Doughty at [email protected] can be emailed to will be holding a fall softball season (www.esanglersclub.org). For more in- or Spen Custis at 757-710-0728. starting Sept. 23 at 5:30 p.m. The sea- formation, call 757-709-8697 There also will be a corn hole tour- [email protected] son is open for girls with a 2015 league nament at the festival. For information age of 8 to 15. The registration dead- Literacy Council on that, contact Chris Stodghil at 757- line is Sept. 15. For information, con- Golf Tourney Set 695-0098. tact Tony at 757-990-0502. The Eastern Shore Literacy Coun- ESSHL Opens Season at Parksley North Accomack cil 18th Annual Drive for Literacy Golf L.L. Board Meeting Tournament will be held Friday, Oct. 3, at The Bruins, Penquins and Sabres Tim Edwards and Dustin Palo scored Eastern Shore Yacht and Country Club. all got off to a 2-0 start in the open- on assists from Wes Stapleton. North Accomack Little League will The format will be Captain’s Choice, net ing week of the Eastern Shore Street The Sabres got goals from Derek hold its September board meeting on and gross scores, with lunch at 11:30 a.m. Hockey League last Sunday at the Hail, Matt Teasley and Nate Metzger Sept. 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the concession and a shotgun start at 1 p.m. Parksley rink. on assists from Zach Mills and T.R. stand. Nominations and elections for Registration is $400 per foursome or The Bruins were led by Robby Hoyt in a 7-2 win over the Red Wings. all positions on the 2015 board will be $100 for an individual golfer. Golfers re- Parker, Donnie Williams and Jesse Mills, Teasley, Metzger and Hoyt all completed at this time. For more infor- ceive green fees, cart, lunch award party West with one goal each in a 3-1 win scored in a 9-3 win over the Black mation, contact Tony at 757-990-0502. and prizes. Prizes will be given for first-, over the Blues. Williams and Parker Hawks. second- and third-places, net and gross. scored on assists from Jesse West and Black Hawk goaltender Chris Gar- Sheriff’s Golf Tourney To enter, list golfers with handicaps, Aaron Hudson in a 5-2 win over the cia earned the opening game shutout include registration fee made out to East- Caps. in a 2-0 win over the Blues, with Jason Set for Oct. 10 ern Shore Literacy Council and send to Michael Garbacz, Dustin Palo and Johnson and Henry Chew scoring on The 13th annual Charity Golf Tour- Eastern Shore Literacy Council, 29300 Tim Edwards scored for the Pens on assists from Duane Read. nament sponsored by Northampton Lankford Hwy., Melfa, VA 23410. The assists from Jackie Edwards Chad The ESSHL will be back in action Sheriff’s Office will be held Friday, Oct. deadline for registration is Sept. 22. Mason and Wes Stapleton. Penguin Sunday, Sept. 21, starting at 1 p.m. 10, at 11 a.m., with a shotgun start at For more information, call 789-1795 or goaltender Justin Wheeler earned the Visit ESSHL website esshl.org for Bay Creek Golf Club in Cape Charles. email [email protected] shutout in a 2-0 win over the Devils. all the latest news and league stats. 24 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014 Nandua Nips Franklin 49-48 in Comeback Overtime Win By Bill Sterling Poulson recovered a half, Blake bulled his way down the Trailing 36-13 to Franklin at half, Parker fumble in the field and scored on a 19-yard run. Nandua scored on its first two second- end zone, but Frank- “Tyreim has emerged as a real leader half possessions and then tied the lin scored twice of this team,” said Miles. “He showed a game with 34 seconds remaining be- more, once with five will to win in the second half and pulled fore stopping a pivotal 2-point conver- seconds left in the the team together. We had talked before sion to preserve a 49-48 win in over- half after recover- the game about being able to take a time Friday night at Franklin. ing an onside kick, punch and come back strong. Franklin “It was a great win for our program,” to take what seemed certainly delivered a punch, but I was said Nandua coach Chris Miles. “The like an insurmount- proud of the way we fought back.” team really pulled together at half and able lead. Wessells then scored on runs of five Anthony Smith came out determined to win.” That’s when the and four yards to pull Nandua to with- scored game- Franklin, ranked sixth in the state Warrior trio of Tyre- in 2 points, 36-34, with 7:28 to play in winning TD. in Division 1 in preseason and having im Blake, Anthony the game. lost only three games the past two sea- Smith and Parker took over the game. Franklin’s offense was unable to sons, including state playoffs, showed Each of the three versatile running move against an inspired Nandua de- off its outstanding speed in the first backs had over 100 yards rushing for fense, but the Broncos’ Rashard Park- half. The Broncos scored 28 points in the game. Trevor Wessells also contrib- erson blocked a Nandua field goal at- the second quarter after Nandua took uted heavily with three touchdowns on tempt from 33 yards and returned it 67 a 7-0 lead four minutes into the game only six carries and also converted five yards for a touchdown, giving Franklin on a 10-yard run by Jakorah Parker. of six extra points, including the deci- a 42-34 lead with only 3:16 to play. Nandua had pulled to 22-13 with sive one in overtime. Parker then reeled off a big run on 3:07 left in the first half when Jhamir On the opening drive of the second a Nandua drive before Wessells scored File photo on a three-yard score with only 34 sec- Tyreim Blake scored two touch- onds remaining. Blake then muscled downs and threw for another Northampton Falls 48-6 his way in to get the game-tying con- while leading Nandua to a come- version. back win over Franklin Friday. In overtime, Nandua lost nine yards three passes for 40 yards. Parker had at Home to Northumberland on the first play and faced a fourth and 113 yards on 17 carries. Northampton came out strong early, goal from the 11-yard line, when Blake Cedric Walters led Nandua with 13 stopping Northumberland twice with- fired a pass to Anthony Smith for the tackles, with Smith adding 12 and Ma- in the 30-yard line in the first quar- score. Wessells converted the extra- hagee Wise nine. Wise also recovered ter, but eventually fell 48-6 Friday at point kick. a fumble and Jhamir Poulson had two home. Franklin scored quickly in the over- fumble recoveries. “We played a great first quarter,” time, but stalled on the 2-point conver- The win raised Nandua’s record said Northampton coach Ty Trais- sion when pushed back by a false start to 2-0 facing a stiff challenge Friday ter. “We just did not have anything in and delay of game penalty. When the night against 4A J.M. Bennett of Salis- the tank after the first half. We never Warriors stacked up Javonte Baker bury, Md. with a 6:30 p.m. kick-off at stopped fighting, which was very ex- on the 6-yard line, the celebration be- Wicomico County Stadium. citing to see. Our players are learning gan for Nandua as a stunned Franklin “In Virginia, Bennett would be large how to fight through adversity. In ev- crowd looked on. enough to be two divisions above us. ery football game, something is going Blake had 157 yards rushing on 19 They have 20 seniors on the roster, so to go wrong and it is learning to perse- carries and also completed four of six they have a lot to choose from,” said vere that is going to get us to our goal passes for 48 yards. Smith had 127 Miles. “It will be a great test for our of that first win,” added Traister. yards on 10 carries and also caught team.” Hakeem Berry scored the lone Jacket touchdown from four yards out. Dyshawn Beckett led the team with Nandua Games Will Feature Special Events 111 rushing yards. Nandua is planning special events On Oct. 3, when Nandua hosts Keondre Ames, Austin Brady, and around the Warriors’ opening home Washington, the 30th anniversary of Jovoski Williams led the Northampton games this season. the first Nandua football game that defense with nine tackles each. Ames On Sept. 26, when Nandua hosts also had Washington as an opponent, also recovered a fumble inside the 20. Northampton’s Daniel Jean re- Arcadia, former football players from will be commemorated. The 1984 foot- “We are continuing to improve each turns a kick-off. Onancock, Central and Mary N. Smith ball team is planning a cookout prior day. Our kids are gaining confidence to West Point for their first road game will be recognized on Heritage Night. to the game. and with each game we gain experi- of the season Friday night. The Point- Players from those schools that even- For more information on either of ence,” said Traister. ers lost to Rappahannock 34-13 last tually formed Nandua will gather and these events, contact athletic director The Yellow Jackets, now 0-2, travel Friday night. be recognized at halftime. Gary Reese at 710-0924. September 12, 2014 • Eastern Shore Post • 25 Fosque Tallies 5 TDs to Lead Ponies to Win Over BA Story and photos by Bill Sterling Czesak with 11 and a sack and Cortland Chincoteague’s Gardner Fosque Bunce with nine plus a sack. Will Sex- rushed for 213 yards on 18 carries auer had six tackles and two sacks. and scored five touchdowns to lead the Sexauer ran for a 2-point conver- Ponies to a comeback 42-30 win over sion, and R.C. Cooley caught a pass for Broadwater on a hot, sultry afternoon another 2-pointer. For Chincoteague, at Exmore Saturday. Hunter Leonard also caught a 2-point Trailing 30-14 with 6:58 remaining conversion pass from Harper, who also in the third quarter and both teams ran for a 2-pointer. showing effects of the extreme heat, Trailing by 4 points in the fourth Chincoteague somehow found a second quarter, Broadwater twice was deep in wind and scored 28 unanswered points Chincoteague territory when fumbles to get its second win in two outings were lost, the first recovered in the this season. end zone by Fosque for a touchback, Fosque, a junior, has now rushed for the second recovered by Justin Lap- over 200 yards in each of three consec- pin near the 20. Three plays later, on a utive games, capping the season last third-and-three, Fosque put the game year with 279 yards against Green- out of reach with an 80-yard run up brier Christian and opening the sea- the middle of the field. son last week with 245 yards against Chincoteague travels four hours to Hampton Roads Academy. Blackstone to battle Kenston Forest The Ponies needed just about every tonight, while Broadwater, 0-1, trav- one of Fosque’s 213 yards last Satur- els to Greenbrier. Kenston Forest is day as his touchdown runs of 40 and 80 0-2, having lost to Fuqua and Isle of yards in the fourth quarter seemingly Chincoteague’s Gardner Fosque is gang tackled by Broadwater’s (clock- Wight. Greenbrier is also 0-2, having sapped the spirit of the Vikings. wise, from top) Tyler Major, Keegan Czesak and Major Morgan. Fosque lost to Norfolk Academy and Trinity “We were having players cramp up scored five touchdowns to lead the Ponies to a 42-30 win. Episcopal. in the second half,” said Pony coach Nick Howard, “and we were feeling the ers they lost from last season. There’s after taking a lateral from Major Mor- effects of the heat, but the scores gave no doubt it hurt them when Tyler Ma- gan on a hook-and-ladder play follow- us some life and the guys really fought jor went out with an injury in the third ing a pass from Viking quarterback through the conditions. We were also quarter. They are going to have a good Austin Murphy. Taylor Major, twin able to rotate some players who really season if he is OK, and I sure hope he is.” brother of Tyler, had 95 yards on five played well.” Broadwater coach Noble Palmer re- carries and a touchdown. Howard added, “Broadwater has a fused to blame the heat and the Ma- Chincoteague scored with only solid team, considering all the play- jor injury for the loss. “The heat was seven seconds left in the half on a • Free Estimates the same for both teams, and injuries five-yard run by Fosque. “Getting that are part of the game,” Palmer said. score just before the half was huge for • Decks “Chincoteague played stronger for 48 us,” said Howard. • Roofing minutes than we did. They ran exactly A 19-yard scoring pass in the third what we expected and prepared for, quarter from quarterback Larry • Tile but they just beat us with some old- Harper to Kyle Gentry started the • Hardwood Floors fashioned football. They have good size Chincoteague comeback. Harper was 8 up front, and Fosque ran downfield. of 9 passing for 113 yards and a touch- • Pole Barns Chincoteague should have a really down, showing poise as a third-year • Garage good season, and I am rooting for them starter as the Pony quarterback. except when they line up against us.” Anthony Wailes complemented • Historical Homes Major, whom Palmer said will be Fosque superbly with 93 yards rushing ready for Greenbrier Christian tonight, on eight carries. He also led the team scored the game’s first touchdown on a on defense with seven tackles. “Antho- Licensed & Insured 24-yard run early in the first quarter ny was making plays all over the field,” and then added a 59-yard scoring run said Howard. Gregory K. Parks with 1:42 remaining in the opening For Broadwater, Murphy completed period. He also had a two-yard touch- 11 of 22 passes for 106 yards, with Mor- down run in the third quarter and gan having five catches for 50 yards. 757-710-1764 gained 179 yards on only 13 carries. Taylor Major had three receptions for Chincoteague’s Gardner Fosque is Broadwater took a 22-8 lead when 29 yards. Exmore pursued by Viking Thomas Scott. Taylor Major scored on a 50-yard run Leading Viking tacklers were Keegan 26 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014 Arcadia Drops to 0-2 Story and photo by Bill Sterling released. Arcadia suffered three turnovers “We lost some momentum and con- and committed numerous penalties in fidence after that drive,” said Nock. falling to Sussex Central 40-0 Friday “Sussex is a really good team, and we night at Oak Hall. knew we had to play a near perfect “We need to tighten up our play, or game to compete with them.” we are going to be in for a long sea- Sussex continued to roll up scores as son,” said Firebird coach Tony Nock. Churro Scott, Alec Bailey and An’Tae “Fortunately, we have an off week and Motton hit pay dirt to give the Tigers a can work on some things that need im- 34-0 halftime lead. proving. We are doing way too much “We only gave up one score in the arm tackling. We’ve got some good second half, so we showed some pride players, but we need some leaders to there,” said Nock. step up and take charge.” Sanns was 3 of 7 for 60 yards pass- The first quarter took 50 minutes to ing, with Eric Grinnage catching two complete as both teams were guilty of passes of 43 years and Paul Brown numerous penalties, but Sussex Cen- grabbing one for 17 yards. tral got on the scoreboard first after an Jamal Savage rushed for 57 yards apparent fumble was nullified when it on seven carries, with Travon Copes was ruled the Tiger runner was down running for 30 yards on four carries. on contact. The Firebirds had 109 rushing yards Arcadia then put together a good on 14 carries. drive, only to have a Sussex lineman Tyric Harris led the team on defense Arcadia defenders, including Paul Brown around the runner, appar- pick off a Josh Sanns pass at the line of with six tackles. Sanns, Savage and ently caused a fumble in the first quarter, but the Sussex runner was scrimmage within five yards of it being Leander Dickerson had three each. ruled down before losing the ball inside the Firebird 5-yard line. Sussex scored on the following play. Nandua Takes The 2014 Media Directory of the Virginia Press Association reports: Golf Match Nandua won a three-team match Eastern Shore Post Circulation: 13,000 Wednesday at Captain’s Cove Golf Course in Greenbackville. Eastern Shore News Circulation: 5,061 Leslie Ibarra led the Warriors with a 45 in the nine-hole match and was the medalist. Arcadia’s Sarah Jones That means one publication of your ad was second with a 47. gets more than 2½ times the exposure Zach Underwood and Cobin Kellam each had a 49, with Jack Schreiber in the Post than in the News. shooting 53, to give the well-balanced Warriors a 196 total to defeat Arca- dia’s four-player total of 232. Moreover, ALL ads appearing in the Post are included in our online Scoring for Arcadia in addition edition, for free, providing thousands of additional viewings. to Jones were Zach Mills with a 52, Alas, such is not the case with the News. Ashley Holcomb with a 59 and Austin Schmidt with a 74. For Chincoteague, with a 269 total, Make sure your ad is seen by as many readers as possible the four golfers were Brock Schister, Advertise in the Post. Call 789-7678 59, Cody Britton, 62, Tristan Binder, 67, and Kirby Schister, 81. The teams meet Monday at East- ern Shore Yacht and Country Club for the district golf match. The conference tournament is Sept Arcadia’s Zach Mills tees off. 24 at Bruton. September 12, 2014 • Eastern Shore Post • 27 Broadwater Rallies for 4-Set Volleyball Win Over Northampton Broadwater bounced back from los- Taylor Nadeau, Monique Ayres and ing the opening set to Northampton, Angela Head had two kills each. 25-18, to take the next three sets, 25- Northampton travels to King and 18, 25-15 and 25-18 Wednesday at the Queen for a match tonight and then Jacket gym. hosts the same team at home next Fri- “I was proud of the way the team day in a 6:30 p.m. match. competed,” said Viking coach Kim Lax- ton. “We had played three nights in a row with two of the matches going five Spike-Out Cancer sets. They came back strong after los- Night Set at CHS ing the first set.” Kathleen Kraft led the Vikings with The Chincoteague varsity and JV vol- 16 kills and 14 digs, with Anna Sex- leyball teams will be holding a car wash auer adding nine kills. Heather Custis fund raiser on Saturday, Sept. 27 at the contributed six kills, 12 digs and four Hampton Inn to support the Diane aces. Jenna Hare had two kills, with Galambos Memorial Scholarship and Palmer Smith getting one. Katelyn Relay for Life. Galambos lost her battle Hill had 34 assists and a pair of aces. with breast cancer while teaching at Laxton said Olivia Kellam had a good Chincoteague High School in 2012. night playing libero on the back row. The third annual “Spike-Out Breast Northampton was led by Kennedy Cancer” JV and varsity volleyball Webb with 11 kills, eight assists, two games will be played at Chincoteague kills and two aces. Taylor Webb had on Tuesday, October 21 against Arca- four kills, two blocks, and eight assists. dia starting at 5 p.m.

Broadwater’s Heather Custis had eight kills and six solo blocks in Mon- day’s five-set win over Portsmouth Christian. Vikings Win Conference Tilt Over PC Broadwater volleyballers defeated tantic Shores took the next two 25-20 Portsmouth Christian Monday night and then 15-13 in the finale. after winning the last two sets in a “We put up a good fight, but at the five-set match. The Lady Vikings won end we just ran out of steam,” said the opener 25-22, then fell 25-11 and Coach Laxton. 25-21 before rallying for 25-16 amd 15- Kraft and Sexauer had nine killls 10 wins. each to lead the Lady Vikings. Custis “We had a slow start but finished had five kills and six solo blocks at the strong. We are young and continue to net. Jena Hare had three kills with learn how to work as a team. Overall, Kellam Addison get one kill and three I was pleased to get the win,” said Vi- acces. Hill had 29 assists. king coach Kim Laxton. Last Thursday, Broadwater dropped Kathleen Kraft had 13 kills to lead a five-set match to Stonebridge 12-25, the team with Heather Custis getting 25-22, 16-25, 27-25 and 12-15 in the eight kills and six solo blocks at the decisive fifth set. net. Freshaman Anna Sexauer had Kraft led the team with 14 kills, 4 eight kills. Katelyn Hill had 33 assists. blocks and 2 aces. Custis had 5 kills On Tuesday, Broadwater fell in five and 9 blocks at the net. Sexauer had Photos by Bill Sterling sets to Atlantic Shore Christian, los- 3 kills and an ace. Hare had a pair of Broadwater’s Kathleen Kraft, 8, delivers a spike as Jacket defenders ing the opener 25-19 before taking the kills. Hill recorded 24 assists and also Taylor Webb, 20, Taylor Nadeau, 16, Kennedy Webb 24, and Bobbi Dun- next two, 25-21 and 25-7. However, Al- had 2 aces and a kill. ton. 5, look to return. 28 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014 Fall Fishing Report Big red drum running up to 52 inch- es continue to be caught on the bayside from off Nassawadox Creek to the Ches- apeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. More than 80 release citations have been filed just at Don’s Tackle Shop this summer. Outside the inlets, reef and wreck fishing is still producing flounder. Spot, croaker and sea mullet are being caught at Buoy 262 near Cape Charles. Flounder have been around the bridge- tunnel, fourth island and Buoy 42. Puppy drum also have been report- ed off Cape Charles pier. Anglers Club Hosts Kids’ Fishing Day Fishing reports are good off the new The storms held off and the fish were cooperative for 66 Eastern Shore youngsters who gathered last Sunday Chincoteague fishing pier. They in- at Saxis Fishing Pier. A good number of spot, plus small stripers, bluefish, and assorted other species were clude sharks, croakers, scattered floun- caught by the children, all of whom received a fishing rod and reel and a great introduction to angling under der, and a couple of red drum. the auspices of the Eastern Shore of Virginia Anglers Club (www.esanglersclub.org). After the rigors of bait- Loads of white marlin are in the Nor- ing hooks and landing fish, the children enjoyed hot dogs and soda and a presentation to the three individu- folk Canyon; the hot new style to hook als who caught the largest fish. The free event was made possible by license fee revenue distributed through up these gamefish is live baiting. Gaffer the Virginia Saltwater Recreational Fishing Development Fund and administered by the Virginia Marine dolphin are at the 20 fathom finger. Resources Commission, as well as contributions from local businesses. Troy D. Ashe Memorial Police Pistol Tourney Oct. 11 The 16th Annual Trooper Troy D. tional pistol shooting competitions and ing the tournament or scholarship 757-693-3109 or visit the tournament Ashe Memorial Police Pistol Tourna- the sporting clays competition will be opportunities, call 757-710-8486 or website at www.troyashempt.com ment is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. ongoing. 11, at 9 a.m. (rain date Oct. 12, 10 The Troy Ashe Memorial Pistol a.m.). The event will again be hosted Tournament is a 50-round course with Eastern Shore Yacht & Country Club by Eastern Shore Safaris Hunting and both civilian and law-enforcement di- Fishing Lodge at 6276 Sturgis House visions. Teams and individual shooters invites you to enjoy some time on the golf course. Dr. in Jamesville. compete. The entrants in the individu- The pistol tournament welcomes al, police, and civilian adult events will Call the Golf Shop to families that are interested in a fun, use their own duty-style weapons and make arrangements safe, family-oriented event with good ammunition. food and fellowship. Qualified firearms Entrants in the Chief Steve Elliott 757-787-4519 instructors will be on the range to in- Memorial Sporting Clays events will sure the safety of all participants as need to use their own shotguns and well as observers. The $20 entry fee supply their own shotgun shells. The Golf Rates Effective September 9, 2014 will provide participants with a T-shirt Campbell Cup Challenge is a sepa- from the event, a target for the pistol- rate 50-round course with civilian 18 Holes 9 Holes Twilight after 3 pm shooting competition, a door-prize and law-enforcement divisions shoot- M-Sun ticket, entry to the silent auction and ing for the highest score in the same Unaccompanied $55 $34 $34 lunch. Children 12 and under are free. division. Includes Greens Fee and Cart Youngsters, ages 7-12, will have the op- Trophies will be awarded for indi- portunity to compete in a special class vidual and team events. A traveling Accompanied/Social $45 $29 $29 using BB guns in the Guy Lawson trophy will be awarded for the winning Includes Greens Fee and Cart Memorial Youth BB Gun Tournament law-enforcement team, while the per- and will be using BB guns supplied by manent trophy may be viewed at East- Accompanied/Social $30 $20 tournament officials. ern Shore Chamber of Commerce office Walking Rate To enjoy the day without competing, in Melfa. there’s a $10 fee, which includes a door- Those who would like to support the Junior $15 $10 prize ticket, entry to the silent auction tournament, other than by competing, Walking Rate and lunch. may donate items for the auction, food No coolers please. Many different events will take or paper products for the meal, or their Limited number of rounds per person. place throughout the day. The silent time to help. 14421 Country Club Rd. Melfa, VA 23410 auction, the BB gun competition, addi- For additional information regard- www.esycc.com September 12, 2014 • Eastern Shore Post • 29

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, T September 12 September 13 September 14 September 15 September 16 September 17 September 18 H 11:11 a.m. H 12:01 p.m. H 12:53 p.m. H 1:49 p.m. H 2:50 p.m. H 3:55 p.m. H 4:54 p.m. Assateague Beach L 5:08 a.m. L 5:57 a.m. L 6:48 a.m. L 7:42 a.m. L 8:39 a.m. L 9:37 a.m. L 10:35 a.m. H 11:15 a.m. H 12:05 p.m. H 12:57 p.m. H 1:53 p.m. H 2:54 p.m. H 3:59 p.m. H 4:58 p.m. I Chinco. Channel L 5:07 a.m. L 5:56 a.m. L 6:47 a.m. L 7:41 a.m. L 8:38 a.m. L 9:36 a.m. L 10:34 a.m. H 12:07 p.m. H 12:57 p.m. H 1:49 p.m. H 2:45 p.m. H 3:46 p.m. H 4:51 p.m. H 5:12 a.m. Gargathy Neck L 5:47 a.m. L 6:36 a.m. L 7:27 a.m. L 8:21 a.m. L 9:18 a.m. L 10:16 a.m. L 11:14 a.m. H 12:00 p.m. H 12:50 p.m. H 1:42 p.m. H 2:38 p.m. H 3:39 p.m. H 4:44 p.m. H 5:05 a.m. D Folly Creek L 5:32 a.m. L 6:21 a.m. L 7:12 a.m. L 8:06 a.m. L 9:03 a.m. L 10:01 a.m. L 10:59 a.m. H 11:46 a.m. H 12:36 p.m. H 1:28 p.m. H 2:24 p.m. H 3:25 p.m. H 4:30 p.m. H 5:29 p.m. Seaside Wachapreague Inlet L 5:16 a.m. L 6:05 a.m. L 6:56 a.m. L 7:50 a.m. L 8:47 a.m. L 9:45 a.m. L 10:43 a.m. E H 11:45 a.m. H 12:35 p.m. H 1:27 p.m. H 2:23 p.m. H 3:24 p.m. H 4:29 p.m. H 5:28 p.m. Quinby Inlet L 5:34 a.m. L 6:23 a.m. L 7:14 a.m. L 8:08 a.m. L 9:05 a.m. L 10:03 a.m. L 11:01 a.m. H 11:41 a.m. H 12:31 p.m. H 1:23 p.m. H 2:19 p.m. H 3:20 p.m. H 4:25 p.m. H 5:24 p.m. Machipongo L 5:16 a.m. L 6:05 a.m. L 6:56 a.m. L 7:50 a.m. L 8:47 a.m. L 9:45 a.m. L 10:43 a.m. H 3:25 p.m. H 4:15 p.m. H 5:08 p.m. H 5:30 a.m. H 6:30 a.m. H 7:36 a.m. H 8:42 a.m. Tangier Sound Light L 9:17 a.m. L 10:07 a.m. L 10:58 a.m. L 11:54 a.m. L 12:55 p.m. L 1:58 p.m. L 3:00 p.m. H 3:41 p.m. H 4:31 p.m. H 5:24 p.m. H 5:46 a.m. H 6:46 a.m. H 7:52 a.m. H 8:58 a.m. T Muddy Creek L 9:52 a.m. L 10:42 a.m. L 11:33 a.m. L 12:29 p.m. L 1:30 p.m. L 2:33 p.m. L 3:35 p.m. H 3:33 p.m. H 4:23 p.m. H 5:16 p.m. H 5:38 a.m. H 6:38 a.m. H 7:44 a.m. H 8:50 a.m. Guard Shore L 9:48 a.m. L 10:38 a.m. L 11:29 a.m. L 12:25 p.m. L 1:26 p.m. L 2:29 p.m. L 3:31 p.m. H 3:08 p.m. H 3:58 p.m. H 4:51 p.m. H 5:13 a.m. H 6:13 a.m. H 7:19 a.m. H 8:25 a.m. A Chescon. Creek L 9:00 a.m. L 9:50 a.m. L 10:41 a.m. L 11:37 a.m. L 12:38 p.m. L 1:41 p.m. L 2:43 p.m. H 3:22 p.m. H 4:12 p.m. H 5:05 p.m. H 5:27 a.m. H 6:27 a.m. H 7:33 a.m. H 8:39 a.m. Onancock Creek L 9:20 a.m. L 10:10 a.m. L 11:01 a.m. L 11:57 a.m. L 12:58 p.m. L 2:01 p.m. L 3:03 p.m. B H 2:38 p.m. H 3:28 p.m. H 4:21 p.m. H 5:18 p.m. H 5:43 a.m. H 6:49 a.m. H 7:55 a.m. Pungoteague Creek L 8:34 a.m. L 9:24 a.m. L 10:15 a.m. L 11:11 a.m. L 12:12 p.m. L 1:15 p.m. L 2:17 p.m. Bayside H 2:02 p.m. H 2:52 p.m. H 3:45 p.m. H 4:42 p.m. H 5:07 a.m. H 6:13 a.m. H 7:19 a.m. L Occohan. Creek L 8:14 a.m. L 9:04 a.m. L 9:55 a.m. L 10:51 a.m. L 11:52 a.m. L 12:55 p.m. L 1:57 p.m. H 1:23 p.m. H 1:13 p.m. H 3:06 p.m. H 4:03 p.m. H 5:04 p.m. H 5:34 a.m. H 6:40 a.m. Nassawadox L 6:56 a.m. L 7:46 a.m. L 8:37 a.m. L 9:33 a.m. L 10:34 a.m. L 11:37 a.m. L 12:39 p.m. H 12:12 p.m. H 1:02 p.m. H 1:55 p.m. H 2:52 p.m. H 3:53 p.m. H 4:57 p.m. H 5:29 a.m. E Cape Charles L 6:04 a.m. L 6:54 a.m. L 7:45 a.m. L 8:41 a.m. L 9:42 a.m. L 10:45 a.m. L 11:47 a.m. H 11:50 a.m. H 12:40 p.m. H 1:33 p.m. H 2:30 p.m. H 3:31 p.m. H 4:35 p.m. H 5:07 a.m. S Kiptopeke Beach L 5:33 a.m. L 6:23 a.m. L 7:14 a.m. L 8:10 a.m. L 9:11 a.m. L 10:14 a.m. L 11:16 a.m.

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Bridge - Sage Diner, Onley H10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Regional Training Center, 28598 Beacon Rd., Melfa - 442-2474 - Seaside Garden Tour & Planting - H2 p.m. - “New Heavenly Wings Over Jordan” in Hnoon - AA mtg. - UMC, 75 Wachapreague Seaside Park Concert - New Allen AME Church, Franktown Market St., Onancock Hnoon - Jamesville Day & Yard Sale - POST H2 p.m. - Northampton Historic Preservation H6 p.m. - Celebrate Re- St. Mary’s Baptist Church Society Lecture on the Lawn - "Winona" - the home covery Group mtg. - Hnoon & 7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Holy of Mary and Herman Walker, Bridgetown - $10 Family Life Center, Onan- Trinity Episcopal Church, 66 Market St., H2:30 p.m. - Bingo - Vietnam Veterans’ Bldg., Main cock - Meal: $6/single or Onancock TIMES St., Onley $10/family Hnoon-3 p.m. - Sen. Lynwood Lewis’ H3 p.m. - “Hallelujah Gospel Singers” in Concert - H7 p.m. - Life Teach Se- Community Fun Day - Parksley Park Bethel AME Church, Onancock ries - Rachel/Leah Covenant H1 p.m. - Pocomoke Boat Docking H4 p.m. - Fellowship Service - Living Word Church Ministries Center - 787-2486 Challenge - Pocomoke River in Sept. of Deliverance, Parksley H7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. downtown Pocomoke City H4 p.m. - Fall Revival (Sept. 14-17) - African Baptist - Downing’s Methodist H5 p.m. - Arcadia High School Class Church, Cheriton Church, 7291 Lankford Hwy., of ’79 Class Reunion - Island House H4 p.m. - “Voices of Harmony” in Concert - Oak Hall Restaurant, Wachapreague - 442-4264 12–18 Harvest Time Deliverance Center, Painter H7:30 p.m. - Bingo (doors H5 p.m. - Gospel Explosion 2014 - Nandua H4 p.m. - “The Gospel Crusaders” in Concert - Mt. open at 6:30 p.m.) - High School, Onley - $5/admission Zion IMC, Withams Exmore Moose Lodge, H6-10 p.m. - Chincoteague Plein Air H7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Fellowship House, 6263 Church Belle Haven Painting Sale - Christ UMC, Parish St., Chincoteague H7:30 p.m. - Texas Hold’em Hall, 6253 Church St. Tournament - Parksley H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Eastville Vol. Fire VFC Co. TUESDAY H9 a.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Refuge Inn, Chincoteague Sept. 16 H9:30 a.m. - MOMS mtg. Kick-Off Event - Onancock Baptist Church, upstairs - 709-9351 - bring a snack & your kids H Monday 10 a.m. - TOPS mtg. - Market St. UMC, H10 a.m. - Bingo - Accomack Sr. Village, Onancock - 787-3900 Onancock - 787-3635 H5 p.m. - AA mtg. - St. James’ Episcopal Church, Accomac Sept. 15 Hnoon - AA mtg. - St. Peter’s Catholic Church, Onley H5:30 p.m. - TOPS mtg. - Belle Haven UMC - 442-9776 H5-6 p.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Market St. UMC, Onancock H6 p.m. - Rachel Leah Ministries - 787-2486 H5-7 p.m. - Oyster Gardening Seminar - Chincoteague Bay Field Sta- H6 p.m. - Bingo - Pocomoke Elks, next to YMCA tion, 34001 Mill Dam Rd., Wallops Island H6:30-8:30 p.m. - GED Class - ESCC, Class A-51, Melfa H6 p.m. - Bingo - Elks Lodge, Tasley H7 p.m. - African-American Education Seminar w/Kentoya Garcia - E.S. H6 p.m. - Central Shore Lions Club mtg. - Sage Diner, Onley Public Library, Accomac H6:30 p.m. - Cub Scout Pack 300 mtg. - Grace UMC, Parksley H7 p.m. - Northampton Cty. Democratic Committee mtg. - American Legion H7:30 p.m. - Accomack Cty. Taxpayers’ Assn. mtg. - Accomack Post 400, Eastville County Administration Bldg. H7 p.m. - NA mtg. - Jerusalem Baptist Church, Temperanceville H7:30 p.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Atlantic UMC - 824-5386 H7:45 a.m. - Kiwanis Club of Accomack mtg. - H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - smoke free - Cheriton VFC WEDNESDAY Sage Diner, Onley Sept. 17 H10 a.m.-noon - Accomack AARP mtg. - Sage Diner, Onley THURSDAY H9:30-11 a.m. - Community Fellowship - Grace UMC, 18484 H11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. - Debedeavon Toastmasters’ mtg. - NASA/ Sept. 18 Wilson Ave., Parksley - refreshments, white elephant bingo, Wallops Base - Call Owen Hooks at 824-1941 for base access. puzzles, games - bring one or more prizes for the white el- Hnoon - AA mtg. - UMC, Onancock ephant table & 1 can of food for the food bank - 665-4849 H2 p.m. - Children’s Story Hour - E.S. Public Library, Accomac H10:30 a.m. - Children’s Story Hour - library, Accomac H5:15 p.m. - Kids’ Movie Night - Cape Charles Memorial Library H10:30 a.m. - Story Time - Cape Charles Memorial Library H5:30-6:30 p.m. - Free Meals for the Hungry - Epworth UMC, H2 p.m. - Children’s Story Hour - library, Nassawadox Exmore - 442-6391 H4 p.m. - Chess Club - Cape Charles Memorial Library - all ages, levels welcome H6-7 p.m. - Prayer Line Open - Call 665-7403, 387-7021 or H5:30 p.m. - Shore Losers mtg. - Drummondtown Baptist Church, Accomac - 894-1521 w/prayer requests $1 donation/week H6-10 p.m. - EMS Academy - E.S. Regional Training Center, 28598 H6 p.m. - TOPS VA-550 mtg. - Zion Baptist Church, Parksley - 787-2903 Beacon Rd., Melfa H6:30 p.m. - Camp 2189 Sons of Confederate Veterans’ mtg. - Sage Diner, Onley H6:30 p.m. - E.S. Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #62 mtg. - Market H6:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Trinity UMC, Cape Charles St. Grill, Onancock - 709-5212 H6:30 p.m. - Kiwanis Club of Chincoteague­ mtg. - St. Andrew’s Catholic Church H7 p.m. - Man to Man Prostate Support Group mtg. - Riverside H6:30 - 8:30 p.m. - GED Class - ESCC, Melfa Shore Cancer Center, Nassawadox H7 p.m. - Greater Parksley Assn. Bingo - Parksley VFC H7 p.m. - AA & Al-Anon mtgs. - RSMH, Nassawadox H7 p.m. - NA mtg. - Painter Garrison UMC H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Painter VFC H7 p.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Atlantic UMC September 12, 2014 • Eastern Shore Post • 31 P A S T I M E S Last Week’s Answers 32 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014 Classified Ads, Real Estate Ads, Auctions & Legal Notices Eastern Shore Trading POST Announcements Help Wanted Northampton County Deputy Treasurer Hardee’s of Exmore, Cape Charles and Onley is Northampton County is accepting applications for a Shore Presbyterian Church currently hiring for the following career opportunities: full-time Deputy Treasurer in the County Treasurer’s 34446 Lankford Hwy. Breakfast Shift Leaders Department. Expected full-time start date November Painter, VA Shift Leaders 1, 2014 with possible part-time hours prior to full-time Requirements for these positions include: start date available. • 1 year restaurant management experience Craft Fair • Valid driver’s license Primary function is to work under the close and general Saturday, November 1 We offer Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance. We also offer supervision of the County Treasurer and perform a vari- 8 a.m.- 2 p.m. Sick and Vacation pay. ety of clerical, financial, administrative and public con- Indoor and Outdoor spots available Please apply online at: www.bnejobs.com or tact work for the taxpayers of Northampton County. Vendors call (757) 633-4886 Email resumes to: [email protected] Or email: [email protected] Boddie Noell Enterprises, Inc is an Equal Opportunity Employer Requires high-school diploma or GED and the equivalent of one year of college or work experience in the related MISSING: Female black field. Excellent communication skills are essential with McCready Memorial Hospital and two years experience with customer service and basic lab chow mix in the Alice B. Tawes Nursing Home knowledge of federal, state requirements and regulations governing financial matters. The starting salary for this Parkers Creek, Parksley IMMEDIATE OPENINGS position is $23,010.20.

area. No collar. White COTA—Full Time Please refer to Northampton County’s website for further job descriptions, requirements and county’s application License with Short Term Rehab Experience on chest. Please call form www.co.northampton.va.us\jobs.html. Please sub- GNA’S - Full Time & PRN All shifts LTC mit completed County application form with cover letter Henry at 757-710-1783. RN/LPN—Full Time All shifts LTC to Human Resources, P. O. Box 66, Eastville, VA 23347 LPN—Full Time Outpatient Office by September 15, 2014. Northampton County is an EOE. HIM—Manager MDS Coordinator Help Wanted Body Shop Technician needed for growing Body Full-time w/ benefit package and use of fitness center. Help Wanted class a CDL driver Shop. Excellent pay for right person with qualified skills Work in a family environment with a spectacular waterfront needed - Seasonal & and a great attendance record. Must have own tools and view. need experienced Full-time, local & long dis- experience in all aspects of Body shop repair and refin- Apply on-line: mccreadyfoundation.org or front desk agent tance. Must have current ishing. Please contact Ross Kool at 757-787-1209. Email : [email protected] or for hotel ------Call physical, clean driving re- mail: 201 Hall Highway, Crisfield, MD 21817 410-957-1300. cord, produce experience Northampton County Athletic Groundskeeper/ workers needed preferred, ref. req’d. Drug- Maintenance Worker in birdsnest pick- free workplace, good equip- 9-1-1 Communications Officer ing up sticks & pine ment, benefits available. Northampton County is accepting applications for a part- The Eastern Shore of Virginia 9-1-1 Commission is now cones - No experience CALL (757) 678-5097. time Athletic Groundskeeper/Maintenance Worker in the accepting applications for 9-1-1 Communications Offi- needed. Call 757-678-5547. drivers: CDL-A. Aver- Parks & Recreation Department. cers (part-time and/or full-time) to create an available auto-body techni- age $52,000 per yr. plus Ex- pool of applicants for any potential future vacancies and/ cian needed - Serious cellent Home Time + Week- Seeking an individual with reasonable knowledge of or openings. The qualified applicant will work rotating inquiries only. Rock’s Body ends. Monthly bonuses up sports programs and regulations. This individual is re- shifts, including weekdays, weekends, and holidays, as Shop, Cape Charles. Call to $650. 5,000w APUs for sponsible for maintenance of grounds, landscape, fenc- well as fill-in shifts as needed. 9-1-1 Communications Of- 757-331-4223 & ask for Ron YOUR Comfort + E-Logs. ing and parking areas that are related to Athletic ac- ficers are responsible for answering 9-1-1 calls, verifying part-time grounds/ Excellent Benefits. 100% no tivities. As well as responsible for the daily conditions the callback number and address of the emergency, deter- maintenance - 30 touch. 877-704-3773. of the fields, preparation, layout and painting of all field mining the nature of the emergency and transferring the hours/wk. Applications can coastal tire & auto markings in accordance with the established guidelines. call or dispatching the appropriate emergency response be obtained at 12374 Rue is looking for Automo- Expected to maintain Indiantown Park’s softball field, unit as required, as well as other associated duties. Court, Exmore, Va. 23350 tive Technician w/2 yrs. or soccer/football field, and disc golf trails. Experience re- more exp. Position is open quired in operating and maintaining a variety of power Minimum qualifications are a high school diploma or in our Exmore, Va. loca- equipment including mowers. Ability to learn and ap- equivalent, including some experience in keyboarding tion. Resume required. Call ply emerging technologies and as necessary to perform or typing. Applicants must be able to speak clearly and 757-442-6116 or email to duties an in efficient, organized and timely manner and distinctly, understand and follow detailed directions, act [email protected] perform related duties as assigned by the Parks & Rec- quickly and effectively during emergencies, and operate reation Director. complex telecommunications equipment. Desirable qual- Auto Supplies ifications include two years experience in law enforce- Requires high school diploma or GED and the equivalent ment, fire, or emergency medical services, and/or public Reese 12k gtw dual and sufficient grounds experience to demonstrate the safety dispatching. Applicants selected for employment Cam weight-distri- knowledge , skills and abilities listed. Position requires a will be subject to a criminal history background investi- bution & anti-sway valid driver’s license. gation and drug screening. system for towing a travel Sell your car or trailer. Plus shank & ball. Please refer to Northampton County’s website for further Applications may be obtained at the Eastern Shore of Used twice. Regular $750, job descriptions, requirements and county’s application Virginia 9-1-1 Communications Center, 23201 Front Sell $375. Call 757-350-9055. form www.co.northampton.va.us\jobs.html. Please sub- St., P.O. Box 337, Accomac, Va. 23301 or by visiting boat for only $25! mit completed County application form with letters of www.esva911.org. Completed applications are due by 3 references to Human Resources, P. O. Box 66, Eastville, p.m. September 26th, 2014. The ESVA 9-1-1 Commission CALL 789-POST VA 23347 by September 22, 2014. Northampton County is an equal opportunity employer. is an EOE. September 12, 2014 • Eastern Shore Post • 33

23’ bayliner - 5.7 I/O, tungsten wedding Help Wanted (Cont’d) Boats, Etc. 9.9 aux. motor w/hyd. lift, Commercial Bldgs. band - Size 9, $50. Call anchor puller, sink, fridge, 757-894-8908. 20-ft. key west - Walk- stove, head, sleeps 4, trailer. - Rent or Purchase set of 4 chrome 20” around cabin, 150 h.p. Mer- $8,995. 757-302-1185 universal car rims h elp wanted cury outboard, stainless ’02 catamaran - 18’, 75 3008 sq. ft. bldg. & 2 brand new tires Network Support Technician prop, hydraulic steering, h.p. Mercury eng. & trailer. 16,580 sq. ft. bldg. – Reduced: $300 for every- outriggers, trailer w/elec. Bought new in 2002. Low exmore, va - Sturdy thing. 678-2566. The Eastern Shore Community Services Board (ESCSB) winch. A great boat ready engine hours & exc. cond. well-built buildings. Good jacuzzi hot tub- is recruiting for a full-time Network Support Technician re- for rockfish. $7,500. Can $8,000 OBO. 331-1319 for church/bingo parlor; vet- Brand new on 8/6/13. Cost sponsible for supporting the maintenance and operation of be seen at Shore Marine, ’77 22’ catalina sail- erinarian clinic/grooming over $6,000. Has lights, the hardware and software of the automated information Painter. boat - Swing keel, new facility; senior citizen activ- cover, steps, 220 elec., SELL system. Minimum salary is $30,384 with a comprehensive 19.5-ft. privateer - fiberglass, clean cabin, good ity center; church hall; child $3,500 firm. 757-678-7145. benefits package that includes retirement and life insurance Custom from factory open, sails, 6 h.p. Yamaha long care; dance studio; gym; NEW VOGUE PRIMA: through the Virginia Retirement System (VRS), health insur- full-length custom canopy. shaft, Load-rite trailer. woodworking shop; arti- Above-ground pool. 24’ ance, and PTO in addition to state holidays. 40 h.p. Honda w/40 hrs., $3,800 (OBO). 442-1132 san/craft guild; call center; round with auto cleaner. elec. start & tilt, all stain- quinby area – 14-ft. Internet business; bar & Must be moved. $2,950 The successful applicant is required to have position-related less steel deck fittings, Duck Boat for sale w/motor. dance hall; mail-order ship- OBO. 757-709-0409 knowledge, skills and abilities to include broad hands-on Load-rite trailer w/teflon Call after 6 p.m.: 442-6422. ping business; offices. Put Steuben Dressage knowledge of multiple computer environments and Microsoft rollers. $9,500: it is a steal! 28’ carver mariner your business here! CALL Saddle $425. 757-999-4999 operating systems and products. Minimum of an Associates Call 757-875-0268. Two 305 Mercruiser engines 757-678-7500. ’88-’92 maxx racing Degree in IT or a related field is preferred. The successful ap- (low hrs.), sleeps 4, fridge, pocomoke, md. - 5,500 card set - And 1990 plicant must have a valid driver’s license and a satisfactory microwave, compass. Recent- sq. ft. bldg. Newly renovat- Skybox NBA Card Sets: driving record in order to travel among agency sites to provide ly hulled & painted. NOW ed, secure – one of two best Make Offer. 710-8637 technical support. Applicants with an out-of-state license must $15K OBO. 757-619-8841 built bldgs. in town. Per- gold engagement submit a current copy of their driving record from their state. 30’ sportscraft 300 fect for offices or one user, ring - Sz. 7, never worn, Sea Eagle. Updated 350 w/ parking. $6.50/ sq. ft. center diamond 1/2 karat w/ Interested individuals should apply at the ESCSB’s website Vortex 315 h.p. Low hrs. Re- CALL 757-678-7500. side diamonds–6 each side. at www.escsb.org. Resumes may accompany the applica- duced to $8,900 OBO. Sell- Asking $800 ($1,200 assessed tion but will not be accepted alone. The individual accepting ing due to illness. 854-1834. Farm & Lawn value). Call 757-787-3628. this position will be subject to pre-employment drug testing 1988 Grady White ’99 JOHNSON OUT- 754 taylor triple- and to a nationwide criminal background check via finger- 20’, 225 h.p. BOARD - 115 h.p. $1800. Equipment head soft-serve ice cream printing. ESCSB participates in E-Verify. Open until filled. Can be demoed. Good con- machine - Bought new; only Yamaha, 2 axle dition. 757-442-1345 1953 ANNIVERSARY JU- used 6 mos. Water cooled. ESCSB is an EOE trailer. Ready to go. ’98 sunbird cutty- BILEE 600 FORD TRAC- $2,500. Call 757-710-7000. $10,000. cab - 130 h.p. Evinrude, TOR - $3,500. 442-7507. simplicity basinet h elp wanted 222 hours, w/trailer. $5,000. - Like brand new with mu- driver Call 757-824-5748. 757-709-1191, leave msg. sic and vibrations. $75. Call ’08 Car skiff 1765dlx 757-854-1637. The Eastern Shore Community Services Board (ESCSB) is ’86 aquasport - 29- 60 h.p. E-Tech–150 hrs., bathtub lift chair recruiting for a part-time driver for its Parksley facilities. ft. TM w/tower & controls, warranty; Pwr. tilt/trim, DF, Operated by water pressure. full electronics & auto-pi- comp., hr. mtr., Live Well, Bi- Almost new; only used 2x. The driver must have job-related experience and hold a valid lot, radar & A/C. Twin 350 mini top, ladder, covers, bot- $500. 665-5040 or 894-0669 driver’s license with a satisfactory driving record that meets inboards, galley, head w/ tom painted, galv. trail. Not all ESCSB established criteria. Individuals with out-of-state li- shower, sleeps 4. $9,950. for sale after May 22. $9,500 Mobile Homes censes must submit a copy of their driving record. $7.94/hr., up Call 757-789-3513. FIRM. 757-442-5484 to 25 hours per week. 17-ft. sea kayak - Like 24’ privateer w/130 2000 case maxi-c new. Perception Eclipse w/ H.P. Yamaha 2-stroke trencher Holland Hill Interested individuals should apply at the ESCSB’s website rudder & paddle. $450- Boat, motor, & trailer: ask- w/Hydra-Bore & P-75 Residential Community at www.escsb.org or contact the Virginia Employment Com- OBO. Call 757-442-2783. ing $8,000 OBO. Pot puller ’03 aquasport - 19-ft. vibratory plow & 6-in. 29279 Tyler Drive mission, P.O. Box 9, Onley, VA 23418; phone 757-302-2029, included. 757-678-6226. New Church, VA 23415 for an ESCSB application and job description. A thoroughly 4-in. CC, 115 h.p. Johnson 20’ 4” open c-hawk - digger chain, 492 use completed ESCSB application citing the position applied (low hrs.), EZ Loader trail- ’95 Mercury 200 outboard, hours. $7,500. for is required. A resume may accompany the application er, new upholstery, must trailer, $7,800. 710-2958. Call 757-442-9239. 2- & 3-BDRM mobile homes but will not be accepted alone. Successful candidates will see! REDUCED: $9,200. boat wheels - 3-blade, rent starts at $550 per month. be subject to a pre-employment drug test and a nationwide OBO. Call 757-678-6098. 1 pair, 22” x 23-11/2” shaft. Refrigerator/range/ criminal background check via fingerprinting. The ESCSB 18’ ’75 laguna wind- $650. Call 757-999-3437 & washer/dryer hook-up. participates in E-Verify for employment eligibility. All posi- sor sailboat - w/ ’01 leave message. Feed/Seed Weekly trash pick-up/ tions are open until filled. Load-rite trailer, like new, 27’ FG work boat - 6 cyl. water/sewer are included in good learner boat, 6 h.p. Perkins Diesel w/net drum. horse hay - $5 per bale. Johnson, Reduced: $1,000, straw - $3.50 per bale. rent. Transit Bus Service. ESCSB is an EOE $7,000. Call 757-789-3336. No pets. at Cape Charles Marina. ’05 17’ bayliner - Low Call 757-824-3930 or call 757-894-1339 (cell). 757-331-4940. hrs., $4,200. 130 h.p. I/O, (757)824-0315 h elp wanted ’99 angler - 22-ft. Walk- depth finder, trailer, Call Human Resources Technician around Cutty Cab, 150 h.p. 710-8603 or 442-4141. Misc. - For Sale Johnson. Boat, motor, all ’91 SeaRay Sundancer tools - (10” MK100 Tile The Eastern Shore Community Services Board (ESCSB) equipment & Venture trail- - 28’, 10’6” Beam, Twin Mer- Triangle Enterprises, Inc. is recruiting for a part-time Human Resources Technician Saw, extra new blade: $600.) is now accepting er: $10K OBO. 443-286-7215 cruiser I/O 5.0LX Engines; (Bostitch Nailers, Framing: responsible for assisting with the acquisition, compilation, mercury outboard A/C w/reverse cycle heat, applications for: tracking and maintenance of HR information. Computer $100.) (Coil Siding: $175.) propeller ss 22- nice galley, head w/ shower, Call 757-710-0996. • 2BR, 1BA mobile home, skills are required, to include MS Word and Excel. Experi- Pitch - Like new. $450. sleeps 6, 2 custom canvases, Mappsville, all elec., newly ence with an automated HR system is preferred. The posi- BECKETT oil furnace 757-710-0070 much more. 787-3454 - 80% fuel efficient, Bought renovated tion is approximately 25 hours per week, Monday-Friday, at ’01 18’ trophy - Very Section 8 welcome $12.32 an hour. new ’01. All orig. paperwork. (757) 787-4664 good cond. + extras. Can 20-ft. galv. duct work. 8-ft. be seen at K & E Marine, flue pipe. Copper lines & re- Interested individuals must apply at the ESCSB’s website across from Perdue plant. at www.escsb.org. The individual accepting this position will maining oil in tank. $525. $11K. 757-678-3622. Scott: 757-442-2079. greenbush: double- be subject to a nationwide criminal background check via boat wheels - 4-blade, wide - 3BR, 2BA, fire- fingerprinting. Open until filled. 1/2 swimming pool & 1 pair, 19” x 23-1 ” shaft. deck - 24-ft., 4 1/2” depth, place, appl. 1 yr. lease. $725/ $650. Call 757-999-3437 & mo. + $725/sec. dep. Call ESCSB is an EOE with new motor. $500 OBO. leave message. 757-331-1319. 710-7571.

34 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014 mobile home lot for rent - Well, septic & TONY’S TREE SERVICE MARSHALL’S elec. LARGE private lot. Rt. COMPLETE TREE REMOVAL TREE SERVICE 13, Pastoria. $275/mo. Call 14319 Deer Path 710-2192. Capable, Affordable, trailer lots - Land Hallwood, VA 23359 Dependable lots available to lease for ISA Certified Arborist singlewide trailer homes at (757) 990-1131 Modest Town Trailer Park. Residential • Commercial (#MA-3138A) Call Carl at 410-262-3070. FREE Estimates • Stump Grinding Licensed & Insured Accepting: nelsonia area - 2BR, Stump Removal • Lot Clearing • Excavation 1BA mobile home. $550/ Licensed and Insured mo. + security deposit. Call 757-710-8894. Free estimates. 442-7540 accomack manor nueva casa, 3 reca- Rentals - Apts. maras, 2 banos - Solo apartments for If you just can’t “bear” looking at your driveway another $500 de deposito. Llame para onancock - Deluxe seniors (55 & over) los requesitos 302-846-9100. 2BR, Liv. & Din. area, 1BA, second, call JOHN MILLER!! He’ll make it all better. why rent when W/D, All Appliances, $675/ fitness, computer, Dry Shells, Stone, Clam Shells, Top Soil, Fill Dirt, you can buy a new mo. 1 year lease, 1 mo. sec. & community rooms home? - Call today dep., & ref. req’d. 787-7640. Excavation, & Backhoe Work to see just how easy Available now. Planned activities & it can be to own. locustville, va - pet friendly Just Call Site Work 302-846-9100. New 1BR, 1BA, Kit., LR, new 3 bed, 2 bath W/D, Dishwasher, all new 757-665-5848 Specialist home - Only $500 deposit. appliances, A/C & heat, all eho Call for details 302- electric. $700/mo. + 1 mo. John C. Miller at 846-9100. sec. dep. 757-787-7886 or 757-665-4026 we specialize in 757-710-8241 Dianne. newtowne land/home packages melfa - Townhouse style apartments for first time home apt. for rent. Newly reno- buyers Call for de- Immediate Occupancy 100% ORGANIC vated. References & deposit 3600 sq. ft. prime tails. 302-846-9100. required. 757-387-9700. to those who qualify Room for Rent MULCH IN 3br, 2ba mobile EFFICIENCY APTS. office space. Rt. 13 nassawadox - Deluxe Hwy. frontage midway be- Housesharing in home - Located in Pine 2BR, Liv. & Din. area, 1BA, AVAILABLE AGE 62+ BULK Ridge Trailer Park - $650/ Apply at Newtowne tween the two counties. onancock - $400/ W/D, All Appliances, $675/ Conference room, private mo. and first & last. Call You pick up or mo. & $650/sec. dep. Serious mo. 1 year lease, 1 mo. sec. Apartments, Pocomoke inquiries only. 710-8981. offices, computer room,575-535-4539. we deliver dep., & ref. req’d. 787-7640. plenty of storage, two ADA Mobile Home Parts Available now. Rent based on income 442-7540 for sale. We also move mo- Call: bathrooms, an executive Seeking bile homes. Dreamland crispus (410) 957-1562 bathroom, reception area, break room/kitchen, easy Homes, Rt. 13, Accomac, attucks apts. Employment Pine, Oak, Walnut, VA. 787-2823. access to Rt. 13. This is 3208 Thurgood Marshall Rd. Exmore perfect for doctors’ offices, Cherry and more for fire your land- Exmore, VA 23350 experienced care- sale. Rough cut or planed lord!!!! New 3BR, 2BA Village I & II a state or federal agency. giver seeking live- (757)442-4173 Formerly home care agency available or we saw your home. $500 deposit. Call for Apartments in/weekend employ- logs. Portable Sawmill. details. 302-846-9100. Looking for a cool leased for 10 years. Immedi- ment - Exc. rates & 2- & 3-bedroom units ate occupancy. Call 678-7500. 757-331-4848 2br mobile homes available for immediate affordable apart- references. 410-957-0024. in northern acc. occupancy by qualified ment? 1-Bedroom cty. for rent - Sec- applicant. Apartments for per- Rentals - Houses Services tion 8 approved. Call Applications will be avail- sons 62 and older onancock - 2BR, 2BA, Simpson Tree & BOB- Storage 757-710-8894. able at 3208 Thurgood beautifully furnished. In- Veterans!! Call today to or persons with CAT Service - Tree trim- Marshall Road, Exmore, disabilities. Rent cludes elec., heat, air, wa- nandua see how you can qualify for ming, removal and stump mini storage Virginia from 8 a.m. to 1 based on income. ter, TV, internet. $1,500/mo. grinding. 787-2100 or 710- a new home! 302-846-9100. p.m., Monday thru Friday. Call 757-710-0070. Rt. 650, Taylor Rd., We pay top dollar Qualifiedapplicants 8477. FREE ESTIMATES. Applications may be re- saxis - 2BR, 1BA wa- We accept credit cards. Tasley. 757-787-3059. for Used Homes & quested by calling the Cris- will be placed on terfront home. Appliances trade-ins!!! Call to the waiting list. paRKS paving $10 Off 1st month’s rent pus Attucks office number. provided. W/D hook-up, Paving, Seal Coating, All schedule your free home •Housing Choice screened-in porch. No evaluation. 302-846-0495. (757)442-9471 Repairs, Culvert Pipes & Thrift Shop Vouchers Accepted prgms., No smoking. Avail. Extensions, Dirt Work, Real Estate •Rental Assistance Sept. 15. Call 757-824-5908. Bobcat & Mini Backhoe Smith Chapel Available parksley - 2BR, 1BA, Services. Locally Owned Thrift Shop, Quinby EQUAL for sale: craddock- newly renovated - shed, Business. 757-710-9600. - Sat., Sept. 13. 8-11 a.m. HOUSING deck, 2 carports, W/D hook- $2/bag for everything. ville - House w/3BR, OPPORTUNITY Rentals - 1.5BA, on 1/2-acre lot w/lg. up. $650/mo., 1st mo., sec. dep. & credit check req’d. No workshop & outbuilding. Commercial Garage Doors Vehicles – Cars, Enclosed den & screened prgms., No smoking in the front porch. Lg. living & Hartley Hall 5000 sq. ft. Bldg. lo- house. Call 732-232-0410. Automatic Openers Trucks, SUVs, RVs dining rooms. $150,000. Senior Housing custville, va - 6-bay 2BR house for rent Installation, Sales garage. Has built-in paint - Virginia Ave., Exmore. ’95 plymouth grand Call 442-9436. in Pocomoke City, Md., is & Service for sale: wallops accepting applications for shop. Call 757-787-7886. $475/mo., $300/sec. dep. voyager - Good cond. launch pad view 1-bedroom and efficiency Text 757-787-3317. $1,000. 757-414-3567. 3/4-acre lot - Site apartments in an elderly house for rent/ Silver ’00 bmw z-3 - ready. Priced below assess- housing subsidized apart- Advertise in The exmore - 2BR, 1BA New black rag top & hard top. ment complex. Contact 410- newly renovated home. Red leather interior, ONLY ment. Call 757-710-0501. Eastern Shore Post. for sale: near 957-2252 for application or New kitchen, end of cul de 61K mi., drives & looks excel- wachapreague - Tax visit office at 1006 Market Call Troy or Angie at sac. Treed yard, midway lent. $8,250 OBO. 710-4145. Map 113, double circle 2, Street in Pocomoke City. 757-789-7678 between 2 counties. $675/ Affordable Rates ’11 ford flex se - Sil- mo. Professionals need ap- ver, exc. cond., seats 7, 71K parcel G. 26.43 acres. Ask- Equal Housing Call 894-3151 ing $5K/acre. Call 442-9791 Opportunity ply. Call 757-678-7500 or mi., REDUCED: $15,500. 757-678-7631. 757-635-8893. September 12, 2014 • Eastern Shore Post • 35

’11 Coachmen class- ’12 nissan altima - ’03 ford mustang ’06 holiday rambler 2007 Harley david- schooner bay com- c motorhome - Lepre- 2.5S, 4-DR, 4-cyl. automatic, Newly painted yellow, P/S, admiral se – 33’, only son- Super Glide Custom. munity yard sale - chaun 32-ft., 2 slide-outs, lev- A/C, CD player, cruise con- A/T, A/C, CD player w/re- 20K mi., low hours on gen., 2100 miles. Garage kept. Sat., Sept. 13. 8 a.m.-1 p.m. eling jacks. Loaded w/extras. trol, power window/locks, mote, full power, V6, exc. very clean, exc. cond., auto. $16,000. Now Only $13,000. Rain Date: Sat., Sept. 20. $65,000 OBO. 999-3437. like new, warranty, 22K mi., cond., 112.5K mi., RE- leveling, C/C, sat., 2-TVs, 710-8676 (After 4 p.m. only, not your average ’99 corvette con- $14,900. Call 443-235-0304. DUCED: $4,500. 757-709- refrig., $49,950. 442-7875. please.) garage sale - 3 gen- vertible - Black on ’08 toyota prius - 3613. erations; dolls (American black, exc. cond., 32K mi., 115K miles, fully loaded, all ’76 Chevy Impala Vehicles – Motorcycles Wanted & French), antq. glass, chrome wheels, new tires, leather, highly maintained, 2-dr. sedan. $1,800 firm. fine China pcs., art, lamps, garage kept. $22,000. Call $10,500. 787-3208. 442-2263 after 5. & ATVs buying junk cars, scrap household merch., knitters’ 757-894-1664. ’83 silverado chev- ’04 Chrysler Town & metal, copper, aluminum, & crafters’ supplies. 21 Mar- ’99 35th anniversary rolet antique pick- Country 144,100 miles. ‘04 Harley fat boy ket St. (garage on King St.), Apehangers, Triple brass, tin, & aluminum rims. gt mustang - Profes- up – Auto. trans., power 1 dent in tailgate/fact. in- Paying top dollar. Turn your Onan. 9/12 & 9/13. 8:30-3. sionally installed engine steering & brakes, A/C, stalled child seat. Power Exhaust, 6,773 miles. Ask- 18th exmore town- 9/15/11, 36-mo. warranty cruise. 44K original mi. locks/windows. Heat/AC. Very ing $9,500. Call 757-709- scrap into cash!! Cars picked wide yard sale - 9/20, on engine still good. $7,500. $7,000 OBO. 787-8885. dependable. Dk. Blue/gray 9112 or 757-709-4963. up the same day, free of 8 a.m.-? Rain date: 9/27. Ven- Good cond. 757-377-8261. ’84 Monte Carlo - int. $4500.757-665-5138. ’98 moto-guzzi 1100V charge. We also buy Elec. dors, food, car, bike, truck & ’41 plymouth p-12 - Classic. 45,000 actual miles, 1969 4-door chevy motorcycle - Low miles. Motors & batteries. So call tractor show, music, activi- Special Deluxe. No rust. AM/FM cassette, power malibu – Has a solid Exc. cond. 757-710-0359. Bowser & Son Salvage Yard ties, downtown Saturday fun. Suicide doors. Original flat- brakes & steering. $8,800. frame. Restoration project. ’88 BMW motorcycle ph. 824-3719 or cell 894- Downtown streets closed - K100RS, 52K miles. Has head 6-cyl. Interior done, 442-5009. 350 rebuilt engine. Title in- 5859. for a safe family event. 100+ drive train done, everything ’05 Grand Marquis cluded. $2,200 OBO. Leave bags, fairing, & windshield. vendors. Info./ questions: rechromed. Runs like a top. – $3,995, 164K miles, exc. message: 787-4143. $3,000 OBO. 50 m.p.g. Call [email protected] or $6,250 OBO. 757-710-8387. cond. 757-824-5555. ’97 gmc truck - Ex- 757-694-5332. 442-4843. ’95 ford escort - 95K ’06 ford f-250 - 4-DR, tended cab, 3-door, 5.7 V8, ’05 SPORTSTER HAR- mi., automatic, air, 4-door, Super Duty 4x4, power 235K mi., Needs front-end LEY, 2,000 miles, blue, Yard/Estate Sales power windows & locks. stroke diesel, $12,000 firm. work. $2,200. 999-4999 $7,500 negotiable, Excel- TOWN OF WACHAPRE- Locally $1,800 OBO. 336-4507. 757-710-5091. ’04 f150 4x4 ford xlt lent cond. 757-710-9107 AGUE - Town-wide yard ’00 mustang – 150K mi. ’81 Cadillac El Do- lariet - All options, 200K sale. Maps will be available Owned, New tires, brakes clutch & rado Diesel. Very good mi., mechanically & physical- Call The Post at at town hall, 6 Main St., Locally windshield-wiper motor. cond. Low mileage. $4,850. ly sound. $7,800. Call 757- 789-7678 Wachapreague. Sat., Sept. $4,300 Firm. Call 710-7571. Call Rodney 665-4639 620-9042 or 757-653-0371. 13, 2014. Starting at 8 a.m. Operated Legal Advertising

VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE standing in the name of Bobby Ray Fox, pursuant to Sec- COUNTY OF ACCOMACK tion 58.1-3967 of the Code of Virginia. TOWN OF EXMORE And an affidavit having been filed that due diligence JOINT PUBLIC HEARING THE town of chincoteague, VIRGINIA has been used to ascertain the location of Bobby Ray The Exmore Town Council and Planning Commission Fox, whose last known post office address is P. O. Box will conduct a Joint Public Hearing on Wednesday, Plaintiff 385, Luray, VA 22835. September 24, 2014 at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers of CIVIL CASE NO. 14-CL260 It is ORDERED that this Order be published once a the Municipal Building at 3305 Main Street in Exmore. vs. week for two successive weeks in the Eastern Shore Post The purpose of the meeting is to consider a special use and that the parties named herein appear on or before permit and to solicit public comment. The applicant is bobby ray fox September 30, 2014 at 9:30 a.m., in the Clerk’s Office of looking to have a food preparation service on Tax Map a & n electric cooperative the Circuit Court for the County of Accomack, Virginia, #10B-A-5, Zoning District Business Downtown. and do what may be necessary to protect their interests Defendants in this suit. ORDER OF PUBLICATION ENTER: This 27th day of August, 2014 Nancy-Jo Revell, Deputy Clerk The object of this suit is to enforce the lien of the Plaintiff for delinquent taxes against certain real estate I ask for this: Cape Charles Town Council Public Hearing described as follows: JAMES W. ELLIOTT, p.q. Attorney at Law The Cape Charles Town Council will hold a public hear- All that parcel of land in Chincoteauge, Island P.O. Box 1410 ing at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 18, 2014, at the District, Accomack County, Virginia, known as Lot 12, 7100 U.S. Route 17 Cape Charles Civic Center located at 500 Tazewell Av- Section A, Inlet View Campsites, and designated as Yorktown, VA 23692 enue to hear public comments on the proposed modifica- parcel no. 030A11100001200. (757)898-7000 tions to the Cape Charles Town Code Sections 70-35 and 71-42 regarding connection charges for water and waste- water services. Request for Proposals This item will be discussed and brought to a vote for As a recognized Newspaper of Record serving adoption at the regular meeting immediately following Agency: Virginia Department of Agriculture & Consumer Accomack & Northampton counties, the Eastern the public hearing. Services RFP: 301-15-042 Shore Post is pleased to offer free quotes for your The proposed modifications to the Cape Charles Town Code Title: Operations and Management Services for the legal advertising needs. are available for review online at www.capecharles.org, un- Eastern Shore of Virginia Farmer’s Market and Seafood der Agendas and Minutes as well as in the Clerk’s Office Facility. Simply fax your ad to 789-7681 located at 2 Plum Street. Closing Date/Time: October 15, 2014 2:00 PM/EST or e-mail Optional Pre-proposal Conference: October 1, 2014 11:00 AM Libby Hume, Town Clerk More Info: www.eva.virginia.gov [email protected] 36 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014

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COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF vs RODNEY E. DENNIS MAP NO. 078A2A000000300 Boston, Pungoteague District, Accomack VALUABLE REAL ESTATE MAP NO. 043000400001100 23516 Parks Lane County, Virginia, shown as Lot 12 on a Eaglet Lane plat recorded in Plat Book 87, page 112. Pursuant to Decrees of the Circuit All that parcel of land in the Village Court of the County of Accomack, Virginia All that parcel of land near Village of of Whitesville, near the Town of Parksley, PARCEL 15: ACCOMACK COUNTY entered in the cases specified herein, the Atlantic, Accomack County, Virginia, being Metompkin District, Accomack County, vs HERBERT REIFEL following real estate will be sold at public Lot 11, on a plat recorded in Plat Book 90, Virginia, Commencing on the southerly MAP NO. 005A70100032400 auction on Wednesday, October 1, 2014, at page 172. line of Garrison Street 50 ft. from the in- the Northampton County Circuit Court- tersection of the easterly line of Staunton All that parcel of land in Accomack house, 5229 The Hornes, Eastville, VA PARCEL 6: ACCOMACK COUNTY Avenue with the southerly line of Gar- County, Virginia, being Lot 324, Section 23347 at 12:00 p.m., to-wit: vs JAMES M. DRIVER rison Street; thence along Garrison Street 13, Captain’s Cove. MAP NO. 029A20300007300 easterly 50 ft.; thence with said street PARCEL 1: ACCOMACK COUNTY southerly at a line parallel with Staunton PARCEL 16: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs ALCORIA W. BYRD All that parcel of land near Horntown, Avenue to within two feet of the land of vs ANDREW P. ROBINSON MAP NO. 07900A000003500 Atlantic District, Accomack County, Vir- Alfred T. Matthews; thence westerly on a MAP NO. 091001400000100 ginia, being Lot 73, Unit 3, Chincoteague line parallel with Garrison Street 50 ft.; Mount Nebo Road All that parcel of land in Accomack Bay Trails End, Plat Book 19, at page 25. thence northerly on a line parallel with County, Virginia, Metompkin District, Staunton Avenue to the point of begin- All that parcel of land in Accomack 2.81 acres, more or less, bounded North- PARCEL 7: ACCOMACK COUNTY ning. County, Virginia, Lot 1, 8.08 acres, more east by W.S. Matthews; Southeast by Joel vs JOHN C. DUVALL or less, Plat Book 2001, page 41. T. Ewell; Southwest by Frank M. Ewing; MAP NO. 005A90300014900 PARCEL 11: ACCOMACK COUNTY Northwest by Frank M. Ewing. vs SAMUEL HENRY JOHNSON PARCEL 17: ACCOMACK COUNTY All that parcel of land in Accomack MAP NO. 04000A0000026D0 vs CAROLYNE O. STEVENSON PARCEL 2: ACCOMACK COUNTY County, Virginia, being Lot 149, Unit 16, 9184 Johnson Lane MAP NO. 029A20100011200 vs GALE R. CAYCE Captain’s Cove. MAP NO. 005A50400018100 All that parcel of land in Accomack All that parcel of land near Horntown, PARCEL 8: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs County, Virginia, Makemie Park, Atlantic Atlantic District, Accomack County, All that parcel of land in Accomack KRISTY LEE GODWIN District, bounded North 100 ft., by land Virginia, being Lot 112, Unit 2, Sheet 2, County, Virginia, being Lot 181, Section 9, MAP NO. 03900A000005800 of Eunice Corbin; West 300 ft., by land of Chincoteague Bay Trails End, Plat Book Captain’s Cove. 24389 Savannah Lane Beil Milbourn; South 100 ft., by land of 19, at page 15A. Orville L. Parker; East by a 14-ft. drive- PARCEL 3: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs All that parcel of land near Marsh way a distance of 300 ft. PARCEL 18: ACCOMACK COUNTY MARGARET R. CUSTIS Market, Atlantic District, Accomack Coun- vs RICHARD W. WATSON MAP NO. 042A2A000007600 ty, Virginia, fronting a distance of 90 ft. on PARCEL 12: ACCOMACK COUNTY MAP NO. 029A20500005400 32523 Wisharts Point Road Route 692 extending back at right angles vs ALBERT LEWETZKI between parallel lines a distance of 189 MAP NO. 005A90300009300 All that parcel of land near Horntown, All that parcel of land on northeast ft. being bounded North by land of Lewis Atlantic District, Accomack County, side of State Route 695, which leads from Brothers; on the East by the land of Earl All that parcel of land in Accomack Virginia, being Lot 54, Unit 3, Sheet 5, Village of Atlantic to Wishart’s Point, Marshall; on the West by lands devised to County, Virginia, being Lot 93, Section 16, Chincoteague Bay Trails End, Plat Book bounded on Southwest by State Route the children of Earl O. Marshall. Captain’s Cove. 19, at page 25B. No. 695, distance of 75 ft.; on Northwest, by Eula and Ethel Ames, distance of 100 PARCEL 9: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs PARCEL 13: TOWN OF CHINCOTEAGUE The terms of sale require a deposit of ft.; on Northwest by lot of Randolph J. INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD vs BATISTA MADONIA 25% of the bid price with the balance due Press and Thelma Press a distance of 75 OF YAHSHUA’S DISCIPLES, INC. MAP NO. 030000300000500 in ten days. ft.; Southeast by land of Corrine Lewis, MAP NO. 078A20200P00000 6176 Marsh Island Drive Additional terms will be announced at distance of 100 ft. the sale. All that parcel of land in the Village All that parcel of land near Chincote- Each sale shall be subject to confirma- PARCEL 4: ACCOMACK COUNTY of Whitesville, Metompkin District, Ac- ague, Accomack County, Virginia, Lot 5 on tion by the Court. vs GERMAN J. DEL TORO comack County, Virginia, shown as Lots a plat recorded in Plat Book 89, page 107. MAP NO. 005A90300014600 P and Q on a plat of J. B. Gibb, C.S., said lots face on Garrison Street 50 ft. with a PARCEL 14: ACCOMACK COUNTY JAMES W. ELLIOTT All that parcel of land in Accomack back measurement of 50.58 ft. vs JACQUELINE L. PARKER Special Commissioner County, Virginia, being Lot 146, Section MAP NO. 109A00400001200 7100 U. S. Route 17 16, Captain’s Cove. PARCEL 10: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs Lynhaven Circle Yorktown, VA 23692 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD (757) 898-7000 PARCEL 5: ACCOMACK COUNTY OF YAHSHUA’S DISCIPLES, INC. All that parcel of land at the Village of www.vataxsale.com

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dresses and cummerbunds. It’s been a little while since I did much pondering Post on that subject. I’ll let our readers de- ed cide what they surmise about my new friend. (See photo.) A match made in at Sea heaven? Oh, Yippee! Not a chance. The weekend before that, I was walking along the beach on Assateague Level and met a guy defending his sand cas- tle. Actually, he was standing in the middle of it, watching it disappear By Linda Cicoira into the surf. A boy I imagined was his One just never knows how much he grandson also was observing the oc- or she will have in common with oth- currence in dismay. I gave them a little ers. Sharing grievances and good times encouragement. But my words were no with those waiting in the grocery store competition for the Atlantic Ocean. line or while selecting eggs can be in- Still, the kindness of strangers is spirational. Those stores are most defi- a wonderful thing. They are quick to nitely social scenes on the Shore. give their opinion (whether you want But so are sandbars, piers, babies it or not) and their children will pull on and dog walking. your clothing and give you a chocolate had been tried on my knee so far. He wisdom that way. If you spot an elderly I was on the boardwalk in Ocean grin. Is there anything better? Not a then told me what I should do next. It person in the vitamin aisle, I say ask City, Md., last weekend and just had to chance. Well, maybe if they had shared was pretty good advice and I liked the away. strike up a conversation with a sailor. the candy bar. price. We need to help each other more. And for your information, I love ge- This was not your average Accomack I was in the parking lot of the mar- Here’s something else I like to do. I neric saltine crackers and sugar in the or Northampton County waterman. ket last year before I had knee sur- look in other people’s shopping carts raw — not necessarily combined. But My shirt and his face had a resem- gery when someone approached me to see if they are buying anything I there is something else to consider. blance that made me think about prom in the handicap spot to ask me what haven’t tried. I get a lot of words of Yippee!

swer letters or emails and it is very clear they care Post only about themselves. They don’t care what hap- Letters to the Editor may be sent by fax, Office Mail pens to us or to our country. We all know the country is headed in the wrong di- email or U.S. mail using the addresses in the Where Are We Headed? rection and if I am allowed to vote, I will vote against Dear Editor: every person currently in office, such as Congress- Publisher’s Circle below. While the Post will As I flipped the calendar to September, I saw I mand Scott Rigell and U.S. Sen. Mark Warner. I am need to do “my fair share” AGAIN. On the 15th, I owe very troubled by what is happening to my country withhold a writer’s name with just cause, all state and federal estimated income taxes. and two letters and three emails to “Prince” Rigell What do I get in return? Basically nothing — in bring NO reply. letters must be signed and include a phone fact, even less than nothing. Because I no longer Andy Zahn, Melfa drive and because I am homebound and have no AP- number for verification. PROVED photo ID, the “cop” at the gun store will not Residents Appreciate Prom Help let me have a background check and so I have lost my Dear Editor: “They’re 2nd Amendment rights. Even worse, I may have lost The G.F. Horne Assisted Living Facility Prom was my right to vote. In order to keep my post office box a success! We were all so happy, with many smiles at the Post …” of 40 years, I need to show proof that I exist. What is and feelings of being special. There was awesome so stupid is that while they are bugging me, our bor- dancing, and we were all dressed in formal wear and der is wide open and we have no idea about who is in gowns. After four months of preparation, it was an this country. This is a great way to treat a veteran of event to be remembered. Editor: Cheryl Nowak the U.S. Army who has paid taxes since childhood and Our deepest, heartfelt thanks go to Jerusalem Advertising Manager: Troy Justis hasn’t even had a parking ticket in Virginia. Baptist Church for its extremely generous donation, Sports Editor: Bill Sterling Staff Writer: Linda Cicoira Meanwhile, my wife and I are elderly and require Gina Crockett of Lighthouse Ministries for all her Display/Classified Advertising Rep.: Angie H. Crutchley outside care. I am her caregiver and do the best I can. wonderful help and support and, as always, Naomi Graphic Designer: Joshua Nowak All the help we get is out-of-pocket and eats up my Makemie Presbyterian Church. Larry Linton, our Regular Contributor: Ron West entire pension, so there is a great reward for working DJ was also wonderful all your life. Of course, we have health insurance and Thank you to all for the time of our lives. Four Corner Plaza • P.O. Box 517 Medicare, but our president took Medicare funds and Now that the prom is over, we would love to have Onley, VA 23418 transferred them to his Obamacare. bingo games again. Donations of bingo prizes are al- email: [email protected] Phone: 757-789-POST (7678) We have been literally “thrown under the bus” and ways appreciated. Fax: 757-789-7681 none of our elected officials care. None of them an- G.F. Horne residents, Onancock 40 • Eastern Shore Post • September 12, 2014 1727 Market St., Pocomoke, MD 21851 410-957-1414 www.BuchananSubaru.com 2002 Chrysler PT 2002 Buick Lesabre 2001 Chrysler PT 2005 Ford Escape 2004 Dodge Dakota Cruiser Cruiser XLS, One Owner 4 x 2 Limited Edition

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