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What Happens Between The Cobblestones...IS ON EVERYONE’S LIPS
Tidbits Overheard...Didjano’s...All The Buzzz!
9/23 Checkers Day Dog in Politics Day Mickey
Rooney-92, Ray Charles*82 (2004), Julio Iglesias-69, Bruce Springsteen-63, Jason Alexander-53 The planet Neptune is discovered by German astronomer Johann Gottfried Golle. 1846, “Keystone
Comedy” by Mack Sennett was released. 1912, Flashbulbs were
patented by Johannes Ostermeier. 1930, Richard
Nixon gave his “Checkers Speech”.
1952, “The Jetsons” premiered on ABC-TV. It was the first program on
the network to be carried in
color. 1962
9/24 Natl Cherries Jubilee Day F. Scott Fitzgerald*116 (1940), Jim McKay*91 (2008), Jim Henson*76 (1990), Linda McCartney*71 (1998), Phil Hartman*64 (1998), Nia Vardalos-50 “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” Babe Ruth played his last game as a Yankee. 1934, Brooklyn Dodgers played their last game at Ebbets Field. 1957, “The Bullwinkle Show” premiered in prime time. 1961, “60 Minutes” and
“The Mod Squad” premiered. 1968
9/25 Natl Comic Book Day Phil Rizzuto*95 (2007), Barbara Walters-81, Michael Douglas-68, Cheryl Tiegs-65, Mark Hamill-61, Christopher Reeve*61 (2004), Heather Locklear-51, Will Smith-44, Catherine Zeta-Jones-43 The first major league double header was played between the Worcester and Providence teams. 1882, Tom Mix was heard on NBC Radio for the first time. 1933, Sandra Day O'Connor became the first female Supreme Court Justice. 1981, A Florida judge ruled in favor of 12-year-old Gregory Kingsley. He had sought a divorce from his biological parents. 1992
9/26 Johnny Appleseed Day Johnny Chapman*238 (1845), “Johnny Appleseed”, T. S. Eliot*124 (1965), George Gershwin*114 (1937), Jack LaLanne*98 (2011), Lynn Anderson-65, Olivia Newton-John-65, Jane Smiley-63, Linda Hamilton-56, James Caviezel-44 The U.S. Postal Service was founded. 1789, In “The Saturday Evening Post” an ad for the Edison Phonograph appeared. 1908, The Federal Trade Commission was
established. 1914, The episode of “Dallas” that had Bobby Ewing returning from the dead was aired. 1986
9/27 Crush a Can Day Samuel Adams*290 (1803), Revolutionary War leader, Thomas Nast*172 (1902), Louis Auchinozoss*95 (2010), William Conrad*92 (1994), Meat Loaf-65, Shaun Cassidy-53 The Aqueduct Race Track opened. 1894, The “Tonight!” show made its debut on NBC-TV with Steve Allen as host. 1954, Larry Bird signed a seven-year contract with the Boston Celtics worth $15 million. 1983, Mark McGwire set a major league record when he hit his 70th home run.
9/28 Ask a Stupid Question Day Natl Good Neighbor Day Native American Day Michelangelo*439 (1564), Ed Sullivan*111 (1974), Al Capp*103 (1979), William Windom*89 (2012), Marcello Mastroianni*88 (1996), Brigitte Bardot-78,
Janeane Garofalo-48, Gwyneth Paltrow-39 The Dodgers-Yankees World Series was televised in color for the first time. 1955, “Dr. Kildare” and “Hazel” premiered on NBC-TV. 1961, The official debut of the
DVD format was featured at the AES Society convention. 1997, Bob Hope showed outtakes of his 34 years in television on NBC. 1984
9/29 Confucius Day Fortune Cookie. Gene Autry*105 (1998), Stanley Kramer*99 (2001), Trevor Howard*96 (1998), Jerry Lee Lewis-77, Bryant Gumbel-64, Emily Lloyd-42 A regular army was established by the U.S. War Department with several hundred men. 1789, The first network football game was televised by CBS-TV in color. 1951, “The Judy Garland Show” premiered on CBS-TV. 1963, Elizabeth Taylor was voted to be the world's most beautiful woman. 1984
9/30 Natl Mud Pack Day Buddy Rich*95 (1987), Deborah Kerr*91 (2007), Truman Capote*88 (1984), Angie Dickinson-81, Johnny Mathis-77, Barry Williams-58, Fran Drescher-55, Crystal Bernard-48, Jenna Elfman-41, Dominique Moceanu-31, 14 year old became the youngest U.S gymnast to win a gold medal Rayon is patented.1902, George Herman “Babe” Ruth hit his 60th homerun of the season. (He broke his own record with the homerun. The
record stood until 1961 when Roger Maris broke the record) in 1927, twenty years later the World Series was televised for the first time. James Meredith succeeded in registering at the University of Mississippi. 1962, “Cheers” began an 11-year run on NBC-TV. 1982, George Brett of the Kansas City Royals reached his 3,000th career hit. 1992
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❝Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower ❞ – Albert Camus
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Trustees Riverfront report
For some years the Open Space Committee of the Trustees has consulted about the management of the riverfront land near Bull Hill with an expert: Susan Barton, Extension Specialist on Plant and Soil Sciences, Ornamental Horticulture, and Plant Protection at the University of Delaware.With her input, our planning for the Trust river lands has evolved to meet current standards of environmental care. In 2007, it was discovered that Michael Hemphill on his own initiative, without permission or oversight from the Trustees, was cutting trees on the riverfront to improve his view of the river. When told he could not do so, he asked the Trustees that the vegetation along the shore be cut down, and he offered to pay for having the work done. We discussed this with Ms. Barton, who said that we should keep the vegetation for the health of the river and bank, but it would not kill the plants if they were cut down to a height of two feet or so. In an attempt to be accommodating, we told Mr. Hemphill that the vegetation could be trimmed, but only with Trustee oversight; and that the Trustees would pay for the work, for which he would reimburse us. We permitted this for three years; in 2011 the OSC revisited the policy and decided not to continue the practice, as there are important environmental reasons not to trim the plants at all.The OSC has consulted with Ms. Barton several times this summer and she has reiterated the value of maintaining the vegetation at natural height along the riverfront.
Some of the reasons not to cut:•Uncut vegetation protects the land when the river floods by acting as a
barrier against floating trash (which must be cleaned up).•It protects the bank from the spread of invasive plants -- when vegetation is
trimmed, the seeds of invasive plants germinate more readily, due to increased light levels.
•It provides an ecosystem, including a habitat for birds.•Uncut trees and shrubs break the force of the rain, preventing erosion.
•Uncut plant material acts as a wave barrier, which also prevents erosion.•Many residents have indicated their desire that the vegetation remain.
They understand the environmental reasons for doing so.The Trustees make it a point to consider both the short and long term effects
of all the following for the open areas we manage:•Sound environmental practices.
•The aesthetic qualities of the area.•The wishes of the residents of the town, not just of those living nearby.
•Property values of the Trust land.
Along the Battery, a public park with many users, the river view is desirable and thus the banks are kept fairly open. However, since the Battery riverbank is kept clear, Ms. Barton warns that it is even more critical to compensate by managingour other riverfront areas environmentally. This is of vitalimportance for the long-term health of the town and its residents, the Delaware River, and our ecosystem.Some online resources for more information are:
•DISC – Delaware Invasive Species Center. http://delawareinvasives.net/• UDBG – University of Delaware Botanic Gardens.http://ag.udel.edu/udbg/
UD College of Agriculture. Sustainability education;sustainable landscaping. http://ag.udel.edu/
Open Space Committee: Jim Meek, Greg Yacucci, Dorsey Fiske (Chair).
With reference to the notice about the riverfront land in Sept. 16th Cobblestones:A majority of those who attended the meeting favored trimming; however,
documentation has been received by the Trustees from other citizens who have a strong concern that the vegetation not be trimmed. Because the riverfront land is
wetlands, DNREC must have input; however, there are many other factors also to be taken into consideration, some of which are explained below:
➨ NASCAR SPRINTNO DATE RACE TIME/TV LINKS25 9/2 Atlanta AdvoCare 500 Denny Hamlin 26 9/8 Richmond Federated Auto Parts 400 Ozint Bowyer27 9/16 Chicago GEICO 400 Brad Keselowski28 9/23 Loudon Sylvania 300 1 pm Tickets | Travel 29 9/30 Dover AAA 400 1 pm Tickets | Travel
Date Opponent Time Broadcast Sun, 9/23 Braves TBD PHL 17, MLB.TV BuyTue, 9/25 Nationals 7:05p CSN, MLB.TV BuyWed, 9/26 Nationals 7:05p CSN, MLB.TV BuyThu, 9/27 Nationals 7:05p PHL 17, MLB.TV BuyFri, 9/28 at Marlins 7:10p PHL 17, MLB.TV BuySat, 9/29 at Marlins 7:10p CSN, MLB.TV BuySun, 9/30 at Marlins 1:10p PHL 17, MLB.TV Buy
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Happy Cobblestone BirthdaySun. 9/23 Don K. - Patty G.
Wed. 9/26 Christine M - Melissa M.Fri. 9/28 Kassy T. - Jan C. Sat. 9/29 Dayna P.
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➔ NFL 2012 Schedule
COBBLESTONES
Thursday 9/20 NY Giants @ Carolina 8:20PM (NFL Network)
Sunday 9/23 Tampa Bay @ Dallas 1PM St. Louis @ Chicago 1PM San Francisco @ Minnesota 1PM Detroit @ Tennessee 1PM Cincinnati @ Washington 1PM Kansas City @ New Orleans 1PM NY Jets @ Miami 1PM Buffalo @ Cleveland 1PM Jacksonville @ Indianapolis 1PM Philadelphia @ Arizona 4:05PM Atlanta @ San Diego 4:05PM Houston @ Denver 4:25PM Pittsburgh @ Oakland 4:25PM New England @ Baltimore 8:20PM (NBC)Monday 9/24 Green Bay @ Seattle 8:30PM (ESPN)
Quilts Before the Civil WarThe Third Annual Historic Village Quilts exhibit will be held in the Old Library, Oct. 4th -‐Dec. 30th, Thurs.-‐Sun., 1-‐4 pm. The exhibit will feature quilts from before 1860, including rare early quilts. In addition, quilts will be hung from the second floor, creating a dazzling show of quilts.
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Community Picnic The NC Hundred Lions Club and the Bull Hill Boat Club are co-sponsors of a Community Picnic to be held Sun. Sept. 30th 3 PM at the Bull Hill Boat Yard.
The Lions will provide tents,tables and chairs. Please bring food to share.The Lions will have a donation jar for its sight fund that provides eyeglasses
for needy people. You can also bring used eyeglasses to donate.There will be a horse shoe pitching contest for entertainment.
If the weather is questionable,a decision will be made the Fri. before to postpone until, Oct. 7 that 3 PM. For details,call 325-2718.
Sept. 29th • 3- 8:30 PMFirst Baptist Church presents
Family in the Park SaturdayNew Castle Little League Fields851Frenchtown Road (Rt. 273)
All activities are FREE and open to the community.
- Bounce Houses - Obstacle Course - Dunk Tank- Face Painting -Games-- Food - Movie- Fun and More! -
Movie begins at 6:30 PM Bring your own blanket or lawn chair to sit on.
Great movie for the whole family
➨ www.pennsplace.net
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Mon 9/24 - 9:30 1940 Census 11:30 Bazaar Mtg 12:30 Birthday Celebrations & Brain Boosters Tues 9/25 - 9 -1 AARP Driver Safety Course 12:30 Food Distribution Wed 9/26 -9:30 Computers 10 Medicare Open Enrollment Info. 50/50
Thurs. 9/27 - 12:30 Food Lion Fri. 9/28 - 12:30 Arbors of NC: Cholesterol Ed. (and make your own trail mix)
“Where Friends Gather”
➨ http://newcastleseniorcenter.com
MON TUES WED THURS FRI
8:30 Park Walk9-3Billiards9Pool Exercise9:30 Wii Bowling10Crafty Seniors12Lunch 1Chair Yoga
9-3Billiards9:30 Shanghai10Bingo12Lunch12:45 Bingo1StrengthBuilding/Exercise
9-3Billiards9Pinochle11LineDancing12Lunch1:30 Tai Chi with
9-7Billiards9Pinochle9:30 Wii Bowling9:30 Shanghai 9:30 Bridge12Lunch 12:20 Super Market:1Zumba Gold2Qi Gong/Tai Chi5:30 Yoga
9-3Billiards9:30 Knit/ Crochet9:30 Wii Bowling10Bingo10:30 Beginner’s Exercise Class 12Lunch
Accordion Concert Opening act by DAC's With Special GuestCody McSherry Alex Meixner
Mon. Oct. 8thDinner at 5pm • Concert begins 5:30pm
Join us at Seasons Pizza Banquet Room
615 South Maryland Avenue • Newport DE
"The Way We Worked" Sat., Sept. 29thThe Smithsonian is coming to Delaware! DHF and our Delaware host sites will install the Museum on Main Street exhibit "The Way We Worked" at Marshall Steam Museum & Friends of Auburn Heights Preserve Inc. on Monday. Join Auburn Heights for the exhibit opening and their Historic Automobile Display, Saturday, September 29 from 12:30 - 4:30. The exhibit will also travel to the Bethel Heritage Museum and the Air Mobility Command Museum!
S E P T E M B E RHappenings at Our Senior CenterHappenings at Our Senior Center
ythe New Castlelibrar 424 Delaware St, New Castle, DE 19720 302-328-1995
➨ www.nccdelib.org/newcastle
Mon 10-9 Tues 10-9 Wed 2:-9 Thurs 2-9 Fri 10-5 Sat 10-5 Sun Closed*prior registration required
9/24 Job Center 10AM-1PMPAWS*/7 PM
9/25 Financial Fitness* 6-8 PM9/26 Chess 6-8 PM
Civil War Discussion 7PM 9/27 Genealogy Interest Group*
4 PMKnit 1/Crochet Too 7PM
9/28 Lap Sit Story Time 11 AM6 mos.-36 mos.
4 September 23, 2012
Mix a little history and great stories with the opportunityto visit Wilmington's newest taproom,
Ernest & Scott for a beer-and-food pairing.
Thursday, September 27, 2012 Evening begins at 6:00 p.m.
- short talk on history of beer making in Wilmington
given by Hagley Museum and Library
- short walking tour along Market Streetgiven by the Delaware Historical Society
- beer tasting and food pairing at Ernest & Scott
Food/Drink $20 for 5 beer samples and 5 food samplesReservations required
Register here or 302-295-2382
Old Town Hall5TH & MARKET STREETS, WILMINGTON, DE 19801
Pigskin Shot
goes in it3 oz Vodka2.5 oz Melon Liqueur
1.5 oz Sour Mix
fix it▶ Pour all ingredients into a cocktail shaker filled with ice.
▶ Shake and strain into a shot glass.
▶ Serve & Enjoy
Pigskin Shot
A healthier and simpler alternative to homemade French fries or chips, and the perfect side when there's a
chicken or roast already in the oven.
I N G R E D I E N T S1 1/4 pounds red-skinned potatoes
2 tablespoons olive oil3/4 teaspoon kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
D I R E C T I O N SPlace a rimmed baking sheet in the center rack of the
oven and preheat the oven to 425º F.
Thinly slice the potatoes about 1/8-inch thick and toss with the oil, salt and pepper. Carefully spread the slices on the hot baking sheet in a single layer and roast until golden
and crispy, turning with a metal spatula occasionally and
spreading them out to cook evenly, 30 to 35 minutes.
S L I C ED ROAST ED POTATO ES
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Music on the Brandywine9/20, 7:30 p.m.Visit the Museum's website or call 610–388–2700 for tickets and more information.
Harvest MarketMost weekends, 9/22 through 11/4Please visit our website for the schedule.
Picturing Poe: Curator's Tour and Gallery Talk9/27, 2 p.m.Associate curator Audrey Lewis will lead a tour through Picturing Poe: Illustrations for Edgar Allan Poe's Stories and Poems and discuss the varying visual interpretations of Poe's work. This program is free for members and included with Museum admission.
SEPTEMBER SIZZLES WITH NEW PROGRAMS
Picturing Poe Illustrations for Edgar Allan Poe's Stories and Poems
Through 11/15
Édouard Manet, Gustave Doré, Paul Gauguin, James Ensor, Aubrey Beardsley, Arthur Rackham, Harry Ozarke, Barry Moser, and Robert Motherwell are among the more than two dozen artists featured in Picturing Poe: Illustrations for Edgar Allan Poe's Stories and Poems. From the seemingly straightforward to the abstract, each artist's work reflects his or her own time and personal interpretation of Poe's work. The exhibition is supported by The Davenport Family Foundation Fund for Exhibitions.
"The Echoing Green" and Baseball in Delaware.Sept. 24-28 Mon. - Fri., 9 am - 5 pmFREE TO ALL!Ozick here for more information!
InWilmington Week.…Historic Walking Tour & TalkThurs., Sept. 27 6 pmMeet at Old Town Hall$20/personReservations required ➔ register hereMix a little history and great stories with the opportunity to visit Wilmington's newest taproom, Ernest and Scott for a beer-and-food pairing.
The Delaware Historical Society will be presenters at the 5th Annual Festival of Shorts!Thurs., Sept. 27 & Fri. Sept. 28 5:30 - 9:00 pmTheatre N at Nemours11th & Tatnall Streets, Wilm. $20➔ Visit Filmbrothers.com for event & ticket information
tell them you saw it in the
COBBLESTONES
Cobblestone Reminders See the New Castle Weekly for Full Schedules
Mon. 9/24 • Planning Commission Mtg. • 6:30pmMon.10/1 • Tree Commission Mtg. • 5:30pm
Tues.10/9 • City Council Mtg. • 7pmThurs.10/18 • Historic Area Commission Mtg. • 5pm
Tues.10/30 • H A L L O W E E N P A R A D E • 6pm
The only thing missing...is you!
Make your reservations For Friday Night!
BREAKFASTThree eggs any style Toast....4.50With Bacon, Sausage, orScrapple....5.50BREAKFAST SANDWICHES:Start with:One egg on Toast....3.50Two eggs on Toast....4.00
Three eggs on Toast....4.50
Add Breakfast meats for.... 1.00Substitute with Bagel or English muffin for....1.00LUNCH LIGHT A-FARES and SALADSCheese and fruit plate.....Market PriceSignature Soup of the Day 4.75Garden Salad fresh greens, tomatoes,
onions and carrots.....3.75
SANDWICHES:Grilled Cheese....2.00Add Tomato....50Add Bacon....1.00Add Ham....1.00Salad on a Slice- we start with one slice of grilled Tuscan Bread and top with veggies that are seasoned and grilled to perfection....6.95B.L.T..................4.50Club Sandwiches......6.25Grilled Hot Dog.........2.00
410 Del. St. ~ New Castle, DE ~ Reservations 302.757.
1074
Caroline’sCaroline’sSAMPLER
Full menu at: ➔ Caroline's Menu
Sat., Sept. 29th. National Prescription Drug Take
Back DayA collaborative effort is being made by several state agencies and the federal Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) to safely dispose of unused, expired, and/or unwanted prescription drugs. The "Prescription Drug Take Back Day" offers an easy, safe way to make our homes and communities safer
NCC Locations 10am-2pm
University of Delaware Public SafetyChristiana Care Health System- Lot T
NCC Police Headquarters, Rt. 13Delaware State Police, Troop 1
Shipley ManorFrawley Stadium
Middletown Police Station
Live Music Night Wednesday, Sept. 26th
6PM-8PM
Scrapple Creek Runners
Join us for an evening of music and
fun out in the Secret Garden!
Here’s where to go to check out
Scrapple Creek’s AWESOME
sound…
www.reverbnation.com/
scrapplecreek
Enjoy Live Music Nights at Traders Cove at Penn’s Place. Always the last Wednesday of the month...EXCEPT for NEXT month due to Halloween...so…. Mark your calendar for Wednesday, October 24th...with The WOZ Gypsy Band...back by popular demand!!!
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Join us for an evening of music and fun out in the Secret Garden!
Here’s where to go to check outScrapple Creek’s AWESOMEsound…
Enjoy Live Music Nights at Traders Cove at Penn’s Place. Always the last Wednesday of the month...EXCEPT for NEXT month due to Halloween...so….Mark your calendar for Wednesday, October 24th...with The WOZ Gypsy Band...back by popular demand!!!
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YEARBOOK
GUESS WHO
YEARBOOK
GUESS WHOCan you identify this high school student’s
picture? She has been in many movies you’ve
seen. Answer next week!Sept 9th: Russell Crowe
COBBLESTONESBEER QUIZ
Schlitz Beer had many slogans over the years, including: "The beer that made Milwaukee famous" and "When you're out of Schlitz, you're out of beer." Which of the below slogans was used on one of their light beer campaigns?☐If only you had a six-pack of Schlitz Light. ☐The light beer so bad,it's good.☐Let there be light - Schlitz Light. ☐Real gusto in a great light beer.
Last week’s Pabst Blue Ribbon answer... ☐This one has the touch!
Congratulations 50th
Anniversary
Pinwheels for Peace Imagine…millions of pinwheels
spinning in the wind – pinwheels in the United States, Great Britain, South
America, Australia, the Middle East, Canada, Africa, Europe and Asia;
pinwheels all over the world! – big pinwheels, small pinwheels; pinwheels of all shapes and sizes – colorful pinwheels,
decorated with drawings, paintings, collages, photographs – pinwheels with words of peace and harmony written on them – fields of pinwheels, pinwheels
along roadsides, in schoolyards, in parks, pinwheels EVERYWHERE!
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Why do drugstores make the sick walk
all the wayto the back of the store to get their
prescriptions while healthy people can
buy cigarettes at the front
W 8/30 West Chester 41-21Live Stats / Live Video
W 9/8 Delaware State 38-14TV: NBC Sports Network
Live Stats / Live Video
W 9/ 15 Bucknell 19-3Band Day / Class of 2016 Day
Live Stats / Live Video
W 9/22 at *William & Mary 51-21 TV: Comcast SportsNet Regional
9/29 at *New Hampshire 12 noon 10/6 *Maine 3:30 pmParents & Family Weekend
Comcast SportsNet Regional Live Stats / Live Video
10/20 *Rhode Island 3:30 pmHomecoming
Live Stats / Live Video
10/27 at *Old Dominion 12 noonTV: NBC Sports Network
11/3 *Towson 12 noonHall of Fame Day TV: NBC Sports Network
Live Stats / Live Video
11/10 at *Richmond 3:30 pm 11/ 17 *Villanova 3:30 pm
Battle of the Blue Live Stats / Live Video
Radio: ➔ 94.7 WDSD / 91.3 WVUD
A nearly 90-minute weather delay, an NCAA record 90-yard touchdown off a blocked kick, and the first touchdowns by a Blue Hen defensive lineman in over 25 years were all part of a
wild evening at Zable Stadium.Lead to an easy victory for the No. 13 ranked Blue Hens as Delaware scored early and often and overwhelmed the winless Tribe for a 51-21 victory.The unbeaten Hens (4-0, 1-0 CAA) jumped out to a 24-0 lead by the midway point of the second half, scored just minutes after the weather delay to go up 41-7, and cruised to their most lopsided win over the Tribe since a 1986 NCAA playoff victory.
➔ http://www.bluehens.com
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Dear New Castle, The trouble with writing a thank you to those involved with a large event is the fear that one is going to leave someone out who was so essential to the success of the evening. In our diverse community, as is often the case, not everyone always agrees on what's best for our city, on political issues, on what time the sun sets. Therefore, we would like to thank our very special town as a whole for their participation in our Wharf Dance. Our many volunteers, both from within the NCSC and the NCHS and without, were enthusiastic and tireless. Our mailman who provided the music to which we danced was the catalyst for the success of the evening. The ever reliable Lions Club was energetic and ready to help as usual. Nora Lee's and Arners supplied fabulous dishes. New Castle Spirits and our dynamic bar maids made certain our glasses were never empty. Trader's Cove sold [many] tickets. The New Castle Weekly and our Cobblestones along with the Teditor gave us our awesome publicity and much more. The City of New Castle supplied us with the necessary Security, clean up and encouragement from the Mayor's office to Municipal Services. And, most importantly, I believe every street in New Castle, and beyond, was represented.... dancing and celebrating the beautiful evening. Yes, even the weather cooperated for once. Everyone came together Saturday night and participated in what was truly a community event. So, thank you all for making us believe, once more, how blessed we are to live in such a special place...made so by the very special people who live in and love Old New Castle.
Fondly,Kat Zane, Mike Connolly,
the New Castle Senior Center, and the New Castle Historical Society
Yes, the Lil Red Truck is back in town from 5-‐7 on Saturdays!Toby will have some apples this week!
Fifer Orchard
applesTHIS
saturdayMarket Street by the Court House
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The Port Penn Historical Societyand
The Division of Parks & Recreation
Featuring Delaware’s 19th Century
Vintage Diamond StateBase Ball Team
Sunday, October 7thGame Time: 1:00PM
(RAIN-DATE: OCTOBER 21st)
No admittance charge and parking is free.Where: the field across from Port Penn Interpretive
Center Corner of RT. 9 & Port Penn Rd.
Featuring: Crabmeat Thompson• Snapping Turtle Soup • Hot Dogs • Sodas
• Cracker Jacks • T-shirt chanced off every 1/2 hour
• Bring ,chairs and blanketsParking & Shuttle available at VFW
Corporate Sponsor
The Cutting Edge of Delaware, Inc.Diamond State Base Ball Club
was reformed based on theoriginal club founded in Wilmington, DE in 1865
Hauntings in History Walking Tours
October 19, 20, 26 & 277:00, 7:30 & 8:30 p.m.
Explore New Castle’s darker history with New Castle’s most popular ghost walk.
Tours are $10 for adults and $6 for children under age 12.
Reservations requiredTo make reservations, please contact the
New Castle Historical Society at 302-322-2794Group tours are available at alternate times.
www.newcastlehistory.org
Cultivating sustainable communities
Join us in restoring vitality to our communities, farms, and foodJoin us in restoring vitality to our communities, farms, and food
Bringing it all home...
-Michael Pollan, author of In Defense of Food
a conversation with Fred Kirschenmann, Ph.D.
Saturday, October 20, 1pm - 3pm Arsht Hall, University of Delaware
2600 Pennsylvania Ave., Wilmington, DE
"Fred is one of the wisest, sanest, most practical, and most trusted voices in the movement to reform the American food system.”
OCTOBER 14 DRAVO PLAZA THE RIVERFRONT
Save The Date2012KIDNEY WALK
Whether you have five or 5,000 employees, participation in the Kidney Walk is a great way to build team spirit and a sense of
camaraderie among employees. It demonstrates that your company wants to play an important role in supporting
worthy, charitable causes. Get your gang together and contact Mary Elizabeth Sullivan at 215.923.8611 or
W E ’ R E O C T O B E R I N G
St. Anthony’s Club Spaghetti Dinner Salad, Roll, Spaghetti and two meatballs!Next Sunday Oct. 7th ..and the First Sunday of Each Month $7
