FOR BREAKING NEWS VISIT www.couriersun.com AUGUST 14, 2014 • THE COURIER SUN 15 AUCTION AT THE FLEA Let the bidding begin at the LIC Flea & Food. The popular Long Island City fl ea market, located at the outdoor lot on the corner of Fifth Street and 46th Avenue, will hold a charity auction on Saturday, Aug. 16, with the duo known as The Locker Rockers and auctioneer John Luke from A&E’s “Storage Wars: New York.” The Locker Rockers are made up of Cary “The Flipper” Zimbler and Thomas “The Nose” Preston, co-workers at a realty company. Just like in “Storage Wars,” the duo fi nds units that are being foreclosed or ceased and they bid to win the contents of the storage containers. The duo currently has storage facilities SPECIAL OFFER $49 Two weeks unlimited classes, free uniform, and belt. WE ALSO HAVE KRAV MAGA & KICKBOXING CLASSES FOR TEENS AND ADULTS Glendale 71-02 Myrtle Ave. Glendale, New York 11385 T: 718-738-8900 Harness and apply FOCUS Become a Leader in your COMMUNITY Show more discipline at HOME Get better grades and excel in SCHOOL Achieve Greater levels of FITNESS Battle peer pressure with CONFIDENCE Jamaica 150-28 Liberty Ave. Jamaica, New York 11433 T: 718-738-8900 Bring this ad in with you. Offer expires on 9/15/14. of their own with items such as jewelry, furniture, sports memorabilia and antiques. One of their recent fi nds was a used hockey stick signed by Wayne Gretsky valued at more than $8,000. Auctioneer John Luke, born and raised in North Harlem, has been in the auction business for 15 years and will help The Locker Rockers with the charity event this weekend at the LIC Flea. The group will be auctioning off vintage and unique items they have found in storage lockers and also items furnished by LIC Flea vendors. The proceeds from the charity auction will go to support Life’s WORC, a private, nonprofi t organization offering care for people with developmental disabilities in Queens and Long Island. Saturday will also feature a Home Sweet Home theme where visitors can purchase the best in furniture, home accessories and gift items. LIC Flea & Food is open every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and will be back on Sundays starting in September. In Astoria, the Astoria Flea & Food at Kaufman Astoria Studios will only be opened for three more Sundays at the outdoor backlot of Kaufman Astoria Studios at 36th Street and 35th Avenue. The fl ea market offers the best in food, drinks, antiques, clothing, art, accessories and much more. Initially the Astoria Flea was expected to run for only eight consecutive Sundays starting in May, but it now will stay open until Aug. 31. The market is open Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information visit www. licfl ea.com. EARN EXTRA INCOME The Queens Courier is looking for experienced Telemarketers to work in our Bayside Office. MORNING & AFTERNOON SHIFTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE. SALARY + COMMISSION CALL FOR INTERVIEW 718-224-5863 ext. 228
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