Adopt a Shelter Dog Month • Breast Cancer Awareness Month • Clergy Appreciation Month • Computer Learning Month • Cookie Month • Domestic Violence Awareness Month • Lupus Awareness Month • Natl Diabetes Month • Natl Pizza Month • Natl Vegetarian Month • Natl Popcorn Popping Month • Seafood Month10/9 Curious Events Day Fire Prevention Day  Leif Erikson Day Moldy Cheese Day Natl Dessert Day Russell Myers - 78, created "Broom Hilda", John Lennon* 71(1980), Jackson Browne-63, Sharon Osbourne-58, Scott Bakula-56, Zacary Ty Bryan-30 The general public was first admitted into the Washington Monument. 1888, Aviator Laura Ingalls landed in Glendale, CA, to complete the first solo transcontinental flight across the U.S. by a woman 1930, Helen Moss joined the Brownies at the

age of 83. She became the oldest person to become a member. 1983, The U.S. sent troops and warships to the Persian Gulf in response to Saddam Hussein sending thousands of troops and hundreds of tanks toward the Kuwaiti border. 199410/10 Columbus Day Natl Angel Food Cake Day) Helen Hayes* 111(1993), Dorothy Lamour*97(1996), Ben Vereen-65, David Lee Roth-56, Tanya Tucker-53, Brett Favre-42, Dale Earnhardt Jr-37 Dreft, the first synthetic detergent, went on sale. 1933, President Harry S. Truman asked Americans to refrain from eating meat on Tuesdays, and poultry and eggs on Thursdays, to help stockpile grain for starving people in Europe. 1947, Pan American World Airways announced the beginning of the first global airline service. 1959, U.S. Vice President Spiro Agnew resigned after being charged with federal income tax evasion. 197310/11 It's My Party Day Take Your Teddy Bear to Work Day Natl Sausage Pizza Day Henry John Heinz* 167(1919), Ron Leibman-74, Daryl Hall-63, Steve Young-50 JCPenney opened a store in Milford, DE, making it a nationwide company with stores in all 48 states. 1929, Apollo 7 was launched by the U.S. The first manned Apollo mission was the first in which live television broadcasts were received from orbit. 1968, "Saturday Night Live" was broadcast for the first time. George Carlin was the guest host. 1975, Space Shuttle Challenger astronaut Kathryn Sullivan became the first American woman to walk in space. 198410/12 Cookbook Launch Day Emergency Nurses Day Old Farmer's Day Moment of Frustration Day Luciano Pavarotti*76(2007), Chris Wallace-64, Susan

Anton, Ronald McNair*61(1986), Kirk Cameron-41, Marion Jones-36, Olympic track star The very first Oktoberfest is held in Munich, Bavaria, Germany 1810, Gen. Robert E. Lee died in Lexington, Va., at age 63. 1870, Former U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt criticized U.S. citizens who identified themselves by dual nationalities. 1915, Filming began on "The Wizard of Oz."1938, The U.S. House of Representatives approved a statutory federal ban on the destruction of the American flag. 198910/13 InterNatl Skeptics Day Natl Pumpkin Festival Margaret Thatcher-86, Paul Simon-70, Sammy Hagar-62, Chris Carter-54, created "The X-Files", Marie Osmond-52, Jerry Rice-49, Nancy Kerrigan-42 The U.S. Continental Navy was created. See Navy Day 1775, During World War II, Italy signed an armistice with the Allies and declared war on Germany. 1943, Bing Crosby & Frank Sinatra introduced the Ford Edsel on an hour long special. 1957, 1995 - Walt Disney World Resort admitted its 500-millionth guest. 199510/14 Be Bald and Free Day Natl- Dessert Day World Egg Day William Penn* 677(1718), Dwight D. Eisenhower*121(1969), 34th U.S. President (1953-1961), C. Everett Koop-95, Roger Moore-84, John Dean-73, Ralph Lauren-72, Usher, Rap-32 The book "Winnie-the-Pooh," by A.A. Milne, made its debut. 1926, C.B. DeMille's "The Ten Commandments", starring Charlton Heston, began filming in Egypt. The epic had a cast of 25,000 people. 1954, Jessica McClure, 18 months old, fell down an abandoned well in Midland, TX. The rescue took 58 hours. 198710/15 InterNatl Newspaper Carrier Day White Cane Safety Day  Sweetest Day Natl Mushroom Day John Kenneth Galbraith*103(2006), Arthur Schlesinger Jr.*94(2007), Mario Puzo*91(1999), Lee Iacocca-87,   Penny Marshall-68, Richard Carpenter-65, Sarah Ferguson-52, Emeril Lagasse-52, Vanessa Marcil-42 "I Love Lucy" premiered on television.1951, "Teahouse of the August Moon" opened on Broadway. It ran for 1,027 performances. 1953, The Cuban Missile Crisis began. 1962, It was announced that Soviet leader Nikita S. Khrushchev had been removed from office. 1964, U.S. Dept. of Transportation was created. 1966 *Deceased

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is a U.S. holiday that commemorates the landing of Christopher Columbus in the

New World on October 12, 1492. It was unofficially

celebrated in a number of cities and states as early as the 18th century but did not become a

federal holiday until the 1937. For many, the holiday is a way

of both honoring Columbus' achievements and celebrating

Italian-American heritage. Throughout its history,

Columbus Day and the man who inspired it have generated

controversy, and many alternatives to the holiday have

appeared in recent years.

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AL Division SeriesGame Matchup Day Date Time ETGm 1 3 DET @ NYY 9 Fri Sep. 30 8:30 PMGm 2 DET 5 @ NYY 3 Sun Oct. 2 3 PMGm 3 NYY 4 @ DET 5 Mon Oct. 3 8:30 PMGm 4*NYY 10 @ DET 1 Tue Oct. 4 TBDGm 5* DET 3 @ NYY 2 Thu Oct. 6 TBD

AL Division SeriesGame Matchup Day Date Time ETGm 1 9 TB @ TEX 0 Fri Sep. 30 5PMGm 2 6 TB @ TEX 8 Sat Oct. 1 7PM on TNTGm 3 TEX 4 @ TB 3 Mon Oct. 3 5 PMGm 4* 4TEX 4 @ TB 3 Tue Oct. 4 TBDGm 5* TBD @ TBD Thu Oct. 6 TBD

NL Division SeriesGame Matchup Day Date Time ETGm 1 STL 6 @ PHI 11 Sat Oct. 1 5 PMGm 2 STL 5 @ PHI 4 Sun Oct. 2 8 PMGm 3 PHI 3 @ STL 2 Tue Oct. 4 5 PMGm 4* PHI 3 @ STL 5 Wed Oct. 5 6 PMGm 5* STL 1 @ PHI 0 Fri Oct. 7 TBD

NL Division SeriesGame Matchup Day Date Time ETGm 1 ARI 1 @ MIL 4 Sat Oct. 1 2 PMGm 2 ARI 4 @ MIL 9 Sun Oct. 2 4:30 PMGm 3 MIL 1 @ ARI 8 Tue Oct. 4 TBDGm 4*MIL 6 @ ARI 10 Wed Oct. 5 TBDGm 5* ARI 2 @ MIL 3 Fri Oct. 7 TBD

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Happy Cobblestone BirthdayBelated Mon. 10/3 Diane K. George C.

Tues. 10/11 Doreen G.

Date Stdm. Time/Netwk Sun. 10/9TEN @ PIT Heinz Field 1pm CBSCIN @ JAC Soldier Field 1pm CBSSEA @ NYG MetLife Stdm 1pm FOXARI @ MIN Mall of America Field 1pm FOXPHI @ BUF Ralph Wilson Stdm 1pm FOXNO @ CAR Bank of America Stdm 1pm FOXKC @ IND Lucas Oil Stdm 1pm CBSOAK @ HOU Reliant Stdm 1pm CBSTB @ SF Candlestick Park 4:05pm FOXNYJ @ NE Gillette Stdm 4:15pm CBSSD @ DEN Mile High Stdm 4:15pm CBSGB @ ATL Georgia Dome 8:20pm NBCMon. 10/3CHI @ DET Ford Field 8:30pm ESPNByes: Ravens, Browns, Cowboys, Dolphins, Rams, Redskins

10-9 1969 Just a few days after agreeing to be on the coaching staff of the Angels, Sparky Anderson accepts an offer to replace Dave Bristol as the manager of the Reds. During his nine-year tenure, in which Cincinnati will average 96 victories a season, the club will win five divisional titles‚ four National League pennants‚ and consecutive World Series in 1975 and 1976.10-10 1973 In the fifth and deciding game, the Mets win National League pennant beating Reds, 7-2. Tom Seaver bests Jack Billingham in the Shea stadium showdown.10-11 1968 The Giants name Clyde King as the team's new manager, replacing Herman Franks. The San Francisco skipper will guide the club to 90 victories next season, but will be fired after blowing an 8-0 lead against the Padres in May, 1970.10-12 1929 Trailing 8-0 during the fourth game of the World Series, the Philadelphia A's erupt for 10 seven-inning runs off three Cub pitchers en route to a 10-8 victory. Chicago's Hack Wilson becomes one of the goats of the game when he loses two balls in the sun in center field.10-13 1971 In the first World Series night game ever played, the Pirates defeat the Orioles at Three Rivers Stadium, 4-3. Roberto Clemente's three hits contributes to the Bucs overcoming the Birds three-run first inning.10-14 2003 Holding a 3-0 lead and needing only five more outs to go the World Series for the first time since 1945, the Cubs give up eight runs, on five hits, three walks and an error to the Marlins. The team appears to come apart after a Cub fan, sitting along the left-field line at Wrigley Field, tries to catch a foul ball that was about to be caught by Cubs' outfielder Moises Alou for the second out of the inning.10-15 1964 In his final postseason game, Mickey Mantle hits a three-run homer to the opposite field off right-hander Bob Gibson, his third dinger of the series. The Sportsman's Park bomb, in the 7-5 loss to the Redbirds in the Fall Classic finale, extends the Mick’s World Series record to 18.

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TGJ, Editor Thank You Phillies!

Feliciais feeling the love. Welcome to your new home, filled with joy and gratitude for the

sweet soul who entrusted you to my care. ♥

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Cobblestone Reminders

See the New Castle Weekly for Full SchedulesTues. 10/11 • City Council Mtg. • 7pm

Mon. 10/17 • SPECIAL PUBLIC MEETING • 7pmProposed Waterfront Development Concept Plan

New Castle School Auditorium - 903 Delaware StreetTues. 10/18 • Tree Commission Mtg. • 5:30pm

Tues.. 10/18 • Historic NC Alliance Mtg. Court House • 7pm

The fact that Steve Jobs died from something with the initials PC is a bit

iRonic don't ya think?

Thanks for a 1st Place Season!

Mon 10/17 - 10 Couponing 101, 11:15 Lunch out: Red Lobster, 12 Back Screen./Treat. Tues. 10/18 - No Special EventsWed 10/19 - 9:30 DE Art Museum, 12:30 Brain Boosters Thurs. 10/20 - 9 Bank & PO, 12:30 Grocery Store, 5 Astrology Class

Fri. 10/21 - 9:30 Breakfast Before Bingo, 12:15 Ice Cream Social w/ “Medicare, Managed Care & Medicaid”

O C T O B E RHappenings at Our Senior CenterHappenings at Our Senior Center

“Where Friends Gather”

http://newcastleseniorcenter.com

MON TUES WED THURS FRI

9-3:00 Billiards9:00 Pool Exercise9:30 Park Walk10:00 Crafty Seniors12:00 Lunch1:00 Chair Yoga

9-3:00 Billiards9:30 Shanghai10:00 Bingo12:00 Lunch12:45 Bingo1:00 StrengthBuilding/Exercise

9-3:00 Billiards9:00 Pinochle11:00 LineDancing12:00 Lunch1:30 Tai Chi withDonald Broussard

9-7:00 Billiards9:00 Pinochle9:30 Shanghai9:30 Bridge12:00 Lunch12:20 Super Market1:00 Exercise Video1:00 Zumba Gold2:00 Qi Gong/Tai Chi5:45 Yoga

9-3:00 Billiards9:30 Knit/Crochet10:00 Bingo12:00 Lunch

Sunday 11-8Chef’sChoiceMonday ClosedTuesday 11-9 ~Pasta Night

Wednesday 11-12am ~Carol Regan • Piano

Thursday 11-12am ~Karaoke Night

Friday 11-10 ~Seafood Special

Saturday 11-10 ~ Prime Rib Night

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Honoring Howard Pyle: Major Works from the

Collectionson view through November 17

N.C. Wyeth's Treasure Island, Classic Illustrations for Classic Tale on view

through November 20

Daily, 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. • 610-388-2700

&locally This fair features a diverse group of highly skilled area artisans chosen for the quality and beauty of their work; including New Castle’s Kathy Zane who’s showing some of her latest works.  Stained glass, pine needle artwork, painted porcelain, original jewelry, pottery, watercolors, wildlife photography, floor cloths, and silhouettes are some of the items to be offered. Find unique gifts and enjoy the autumn splendor of the stately trees, rolling lawns and lovely gardens surrounding the home.

Find unique gifts and art work crafted by Delmarva artisans

Thursday, Oct. 22 q 9 am – 2 pm

[[Artisans’ Fair at Belmont Hall

512 South DuPont Hwy • Smyrna, DE. 19977302-264-9048 ~ www.BelmontHall.org

Historic Village Quilts announces its second annual quilt exhibit, in honor of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, entitled “Quilts and Symbols of the Civil War Era.” until Dec. 31st in New Castle Public Library, 424 Delaware Street, New Castle.As part of the exhibit, the remaining programs will be held 7-8:45 pm at the library:Nov. 2 The Harting Family leads you in Victorian dances & fun.Dec. 7 Reproduction Quilts Christine Brooks-Corbett, Denise Patterson & Alice Gaffrey, discuss their reproduction quilts that were inspired by the war era.

Library hours are Mon-Tues, 10-9; Wed-Thursday, 2-9; Fri-Sat, 10-5; 302-328-1995114 DE L AWA R E ST R E E T • NE W CA S T L E • 302-322-6111

Wed., Thurs & Fri. 4-6pm

DISCOUNTED FEATURE APPETIZER

$1 OffDraughts&Rail Drinks

The New Castle Court House Museum andThe New Castle Civil War Study Group

Presents ANGELS OF THE BATTLEFIELD: CIVIL WAR NURSINGA lecture by nurse-historian Chris Foard, MSN, RN will be presented on

Sun., Oct. 9, 2011 at 1:30 p.m. at the New Castle Court House Museum.The program will also include displayed items from Foard's 3,000 piece collection

of historic nursing and medical memorabilia.Admission to the event is free and open to the public. For additional information, call 302-323-4453.

I'm !nding it hard to choose the words to express  gratitude for the love you, my friends, have

shown me.Thank you all...

now let’s have fun!

Spice-Rubbed Bacon withFried Eggs and Toast "Soldiers"

DirectionsAh...the smells of breakfast! If the smell of coffee and bacon doesn't wake your family and friends from a deep sleep and send them straight to the kitchen, I don't know what will!

Ingredients1 tbsp cayenne pepper 1 tbsp garlic powder2 tbsp dark brown sugar1/2 tsp black pepper1/2 tsp curry powder6 slices thick cut bacon1/2 loaf sourdough bread cut into 24 (2-inch long and 1-inch) thick rectangles or "soldiers"4 eggsSea saltPreheat the oven to 220º F.In a small bowl, add the cayenne, garlic powder, dark brown sugar, black pepper and curry powder and stir to blend. Spread the spice mix on a baking sheet and put it in the oven for 2 minutes. Meanwhile, separate the bacon

slices. Remove the pan from the oven and put the bacon slices, in a single layer, on the spice mix. Turn them over to lightly coat both sides of each slice

with the spice mix.Arrange the bacon in 2 large skillets and cook over medium heat until golden brown. Note: because of the brown sugar, the bacon is more prone to burning, especially if cooked too quickly over high heat. As the bacon is cooked, use a slotted spoon or spatula to transfer the strips to a paper towel to drain. Drain off any excess grease from the skillets but leave a small layer in each pan.Raise the temperature of the oven to 350 degrees F.Arrange the bread on a baking sheet and put it in the center of the oven. When the bread is toasted, remove from the oven and set aside.Return the skillets to the stove over medium-low heat and crack 2 eggs into each skillet. Do not overcrowd. Season them lightly with salt. Cook until desired doneness. Transfer the eggs to a platter and arrange the bacon and the toast around the eggs. Serve immediately.

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Come join us in Old New Castle for our annual Ghost Tours...

but only if you dare!Oct. 21, 22, 28 & 29

7:00, 7:30 & 8:30 p.m.Brave enough to explore the darker side of New Castle's

history? Then join the NCHS for the only ghost tour that brings you

inside one of the most haunted mansions of Old New Castle! 

You'll begin your journey into New Castle's supernatural side with a

tour of the legendary Amstel House - one of New Castle's most haunted houses - where you may meet the "Woman in Blue."  After exploring the Amstel House, you

will be guided through New Castle's darkened streets and alleyways where you will hear macabre tales of hauntings,

Victorian death & funeral customs, and crime & punishment that span

the 360-year history.$10 for adults and $6 for children under age 12. Reservations required.  To make

reservations, please contact the New Castle Historical Society at 302-322-2794. Group tours are available at alternate times. Tours

are held rain or shine. Please dress appropriately. Allow a minimum of 75

minutes for the tourOct 22 7:30 pm SOLD OUT

ExperienceNew Castle's

Darker HistoryExperience

New Castle'sDarker History

Families • Children • Organizations • Babies • Pets • Dance • Theatre • Sports • Birthdays • Family Trees Weddings • Graduations • Memorials • Anniversaries •

Corporate Milestones • Vintage Posters

What is Create a Story Collage? “Create a Story” Collage is that one-of-a-kind art piece that will make an ultimate gift

or treasure. Using your personal photos and collected articles, awards, certificates, news articles, maps, funny

items (almost anything that can be scanned or photographed can be

used). Ara Illustrated Studio Group creates unique conversational art

pieces for the home and office.

Small Medium Large Paper/Canvas .75’‘Thick 1.5‘Thick 2.5‘Thick Sheets 8" x 10" $59 $79 $8550 $3711" x 14" $68 $89 $98 $4316" x 20" $89 $112 $127 $57

How Much Does it Cost?You choose the size and the amount of images you want to use to stay within your budget.

___ Total Images (photos, articles, etc) x $50.00: _______Printing/Canvas Cost (see chart below) + _______

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This morning I was having a conniption over the

pollrumptious evening filled with mooncalf speaking

utter balderdash while I was trying to sleep. The

caterwauling of the blooter neighbors did not help the lugubrious evening as well.

– HS Word of the Day

Sat., Oct. 22nd - 9am to 3pm, andSun., Oct. 23rd - 9am-12:30.ST. ANNE’S GUILD major fund raiser is well under way, however they still need your help to get everything ready.Parishioners are invited to bring their treasures to the Parish Hall beginning Oct. 10th. However if you have jewelry to donate, you may bring it to the parish office now or give it to any Guild member at church. We’d like to get it sorted and packaged as early as possible.Remember this sale as you do fall house cleaning! We also will be calling for baked

goods nearer the time of the sale. Call Karen Kennedy (328-8802) if you need any assistance with your donations.

Attic Treasures’ Sale

librarythe New Castle

10/11 • R, R Story Time 3-6 years 10:30 AM Teen Adv. Board 6 PM DE Women during Civil War* 7 PM10/12 • ELS* 10A M Things that Move K-3rd 3 PM

Chess Club Advance players 6 PM10/13 • Knit 1/Crochet Too 7 PM10/14 • Lap Sit Story Time 11 AM 6 mos.-36 mos.10/15 • Parkinson’s Disease Open House 10AM-1PM GED Prep in Spanish* 10:15AM

*Registration required for event

424 Delaware St, New Castle, DE 19720 302-328-1995

www.nccdelib.org/newcastle

Cobblestones Jim and Wanda Berrigan are shown sitting on an old road that overflowed with lava

during one of the Big Island's volcanic eruptions. They were touring the Big Island during a recent

visit to Molokai and Maui.

vacation

New Castle Area CROP Walk • Sun,, Oct. 16th – 1:00 p.m.SUPPORT THE NEW CASTLE CROP HUNGER WALK

This year the Immanuel church’s Outreach committee is once again sponsoring a team to walk in the New Castle CROP Hunger Walk! The U.S. Poverty statistics for 2010 show that 22% of our children in America are now hungry and poor. Delaware’s poverty rate is about 1 in 8 people. Our food c l o s e t s a r e c o n s t a n t l y b e i n g emptied. Please plan to walk, if you can, or support someone who is walking! Registration is at Noon, and the walk starts at 1p.m. from New Castle U. Methodist Church. If you w o u l d l i k e t o t a k e p a r t , p l e a s e c o n t a c t m e a t mypalnan@msn.com and I will get you a pledge envelope.

HOWTO carve a pumpkin by hammering cookie-cutters into itPlace a cookie cutter on the pumpkin and tap firmly with a rubber mallet until at least half of the cutter has pierced the pumpkin's shell. (If the pumpkin shell is thin, the cutter may be pounded all the way through the shell.)Remove the cookie cutter, using a needle-nose pliers if needed.With a small serrated knife (or the serrated saw from a pumpkin carving kit), follow the pattern made from the cookie cutter to cut out the image, making sure to cut all the way through the shell.

Theatre N Film Series is back for the last three months of 2011!Join us on these Wednesdays at 7PM

10/19 - Justice for All: The Documentary, delves into the minds of juvenile offenders who commit minor crimes and examines the system that is designed to rehabilitate the youth. Brought to us by Sherry Dorsey of SWAP Productions.11/16 - My Sister's Keeper • 12/14 - If You Lived Here You Would Be Home NowTo purchase tickets, please visit Theatre N's Website

Delaware Humanities Forum, visit our website at http://www.dhf.org

We celebrate the gift of the Glebe land to Immanuel by Captain Richard Halliwell, and its recent sale to the City of New Castle as a

protected land trust property in perpetuity. We will have a procession from

the church after our Oct. 16th, 10am service,

continue with prayers on the property and will

conclude with a reception. This is a significant event in

the life of the parish and our community.

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Why Buildings Fall Down:Lessons in Stewardship Wed., Oct. 12 • 7 - 8:45 P.M.

NC Public Library Comm. Rm.304 Delaware Street

Preservation Delaware and the City of New Castle are pleased to offer a slide-illustrated lecture by Richard O. Byrne, one of America's leading architectural conservators.  Mr. Byrne will recount the common pathologies that affect a building's well-being which if left unattended, can lead to avoidable damage.  Having inspected the Donald C. Banks Memorial Building. Mr. Byrne will illustrate how this building has suffered over the years and what will be necessary to return it to good health and thus make it once again a usable building in New Castle.Free and open to the public, but there is limited seating. To ensure seating, please call Preservation Delaware at (302) 322-7100.

CHORAL EVENSONG TODAY ~Sun., Oct 9 ~ 4 pm

Sung by The Ross Treble ChoirAssisted by members of the Mixed Choir

Jack Warren Burnam, Choirmaster and OrganistThe Rev’d John DeWitt Stonesifer, Interim Rector

Watch our Video!

➜Blue Hen Tickets Date Opponent Time Media9-3 Navy 47 UD 10 9-10 UD 28 WC 17 9-17 UD 45 DSU 0 9-24 UD 27 ODU 17 10-1 MAINE 31 UD 17 10-8 UD 21 W&M 0 10-15 *UMass 3:30pm TCN-CSN-Cox11 Parents & Family WVUD 91.3 FM10-22 @ Rhode Island 12:30pm WVUD 91.3 FM10-29 @ Towson 7pm TCN WVUD 91.3 FM

11-12 *Richmond 3:30pm TCN WVUD 91.3 FM HOMECOMING11-19 @ *Villanova 3:30pm TCN-CSN-Cox11 PPL Park, Chester WVUD 91.3 FM11-26 NCAA FCS Torment. TBA

‘Fashion Design and Flat Pattern Making’Six classes are being offered by

Jean Norvell of Penn’s Place.Course is $30.00 per session and includes:

Full teaching instructions to take home - which covers the material presented, plus the pattern graphics. Pattern Folder with Quarter Scale Pattern Pad.Quarter-scale Pattern Ruler and CurveFull Scale

Wooden Design Curve.Course is limited to 10 students, and must comit to all six sessions.

The initial design session is to be held at Penn’s Place – 206 Delaware Street, New Castle, on Mon. Oct.10th -6.30 p.m. If

and you have an interest in coming but the time/day does not fit your schedule, please contact me and we can see if

another time or day can be made possibleContact Jean@pennsplace.net or 302-322-6334.

SHALLOTSShallots are often thought to be another variety of onion, but they are actually a species of their own. They grow in clusters, where separate bulbs are attached at the base and by loose skins. The shallot has a tapered shape and a fine-textured, coppery skin, which differentiates it from onions. Shallots were first introduced to Europeans during the 12th Century. Crusaders brought them home as “valuable treasure” from the ancient Palestinian city of Ascalon.

Fresh Fruits&

VegetablesSaturday’s

5-7Market St &Town Hall

Heirloomof the Week

Sun., 10/9Men's Tennis at Hampton Roads Tournament • Women's Tennis at Hampton Roads Tournament (ODU) • Field Hockey at Hofstra • Men's Soccer vs. James Madison 1PM • Volleyball vs. George Mason 1PM • Women's Soccer at William and Mary 3PMWed., 10/12Men's Soccer at Drexel 7PMFri., 10/14Men's Golf at Lincoln Mercury/Seton Hall Invitational • Women's Golf at Rutgers Invitational • Volleyball at

William and Mary 7PM • Women's Soccer vs. Virginia CommonwealthSat., 10/15WCross Country at Blue & Gold Invitational (Delaware) • Men's Golf at Lincoln Mercury/Seton Hall Invitational • Men's Tennis at Lehigh University • Women's Golf at Rutgers Invitational • Women's Tennis at Lehigh Tournament • M/W Swimming at George Mason w/James Madison 1PM • Football vs. Massachusetts (Parents and Family WeekendTV) 3:30 PM • Volleyball at Virginia Commonwealth 7:00 PM

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St. Anthony’sall you can eat saturdayall you can eat saturdayCrabs • Hot Dogs • Hamburgers • Corn on the Cob

$25 a family fun afternoon 1 -5pmSat. Oct.15th

Offering what you forgot, 7am to 9pm. Make it your

first stop, every day!

204 Delaware St.302.613.8002

For all your grocery & household items.

BREAD • EGGSMILK • BAKING MIXES

SNACKS • PAPER GOODSSODAS • NEWSPAPERS

FLOWERSCLEANING SUPPLIES

Sher Kahnwelcomes you!

The BigLittle Store across from the

Court House