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HRNeptune.com 5K FUN RUN/WALK AND DISMAL DAY AT THE DISMAL SWAMP STATE PARK ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27th Registration is open for our annual Dismal Day 5K Fun Run/Walk on Saturday, October 27th at 9 am. Registration for the event is free and open to the public. Interested participants can pre-register by calling (252)771-6593 or register at 8:30 am the day of the event. This family friendly event welcomes strollers and allows participants to walk/run at their own pace along the Dismal Swamp Canal Trail, managed by Camden County Parks & Recreation. Call today to reserve a Dismal Day souvenir t-shirt for $5! A limited number of t-shirts are available for purchase. Dismal Day festivities and other events will run from 10am-2pm at the Dismal Swamp State Park. Do not miss this annual family festival celebrating history and nature in Camden County! AMISH MADE FURNITURE Great Bridge Furniture Adirondack Chair $299 YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS Call about our great deals on rugs! "Where we treat you like family” 757-756-1833 1325 Battlefield Blvd S Chesapeake, Va. 23322 Call about our great deals on rugs! Counter Settee W/Slide in table $699 http://greatbridgefurnitureonline.com 30 Albemarle Tradewinds October 2018 albemarletradewinds.com
HRNeptune.com The history of football & the National Anthem by Tara Ross In 1939, a football game is televised for the first time. The nation was not yet in the habit of playing the Star-Spangled Banner before such sporting events, but it soon would be. Did you ever wonder how and why we began playing the national anthem before football games? Technically, it all started with baseball. As early as 1862, the Star-Spangled Banner was played at an opening day game in New York. The song wasn’t yet the national anthem, but it was a much-loved patriotic tune. Its use soon became more consistent—at least on opening days. In 1898, for instance, the Star-Spangled Banner and a flag-raising opened baseball season. The country was then in the midst of the Spanish-American War. “The thousands of persons forgot baseball at this stage and stood up with uncovered heads,” The New York Times reported. “The wildest enthusiasm prevailed. Thousands of small flags were waved by the crowd in the grand stand. The din was great and did not subside until the flag was spread to the breeze on top of the staff.” The Star-Spangled Banner made another notable appearance in 1918. The World Series was nearly canceled that year because of World War I, but it turned out that American soldiers overseas were anxious to hear the outcome! The first game in that Series featured a special kind of 7th-inning stretch: a stirring rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner. “First the song was taken up by a few, then others joined, and when the final notes came, a great volume of melody rolled across the field,” The New York Times reported. “It was at the very end that the onlookers exploded into thunderous applause and rent the air with a cheer that marked the highest point of the day’s enthusiasm. The mind of the baseball fan was on the war.” To read more go to http://www.taraross.com INTEGRITY. VALUE. HONESTY COMMITMENT (757) 410-2400 www.wineautomotive.com Great Bridge Auto is now Wine Automotive Formally known as Great Bridge Auto Sales is now Wine Automotive now owned by Jeff Wine. They are having their grand opening on September 26th-28th. They will be having a soft opening on September 26th featuring media/press, local business owners, and Chamber of Commerce. September 27th and 28th they will be giving away door prizes, offering great deals on cars, and offering to finance for everyone, they work with many banks to get anyone funded. Jeff Wine is very committed to giving back 100% to the community through fundraisers and different events. He will be active in local and regional organizational activities. Wine Automotive is dedicated to quality and committed to excellence. He will be giving away a car each month to a person in need who is nominated, and he is currently is looking for sponsors to provide gas and insurance for a year. Please contact him if you are interested in being a sponsor for this. I do believe that Wine Automotive is going to be a great asset to Great Bridge and surrounding areas. So stop by during the grand opening and meet the new owner Jeff Wine and see the incredible and the financing. facebook.com/AlbemarleTradingPost Albemarle Tradewinds October 2018 31
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