JV Chargers blank Drifters

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Vol. 115, No. 2
Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • April 9, 2009
B Section
MHS girls capture 2nd place
by Larry S. Chowning
The Middlesex High School
girls track team captured second
place Saturday in the 11th
annual West Point High School
Invitational Track meet with 73
points.
Missy Hall was a double
winner for the Lady Chargers
with first places in the 1600
meters (5:46) and 800 meters
(2:35). She also finished third in
the long jump (14’8”).
Ashae Burnett won the shot
put (35’0”) for the Lady Chargers’ only other first place. She
also finished fifth in the discus
(69’), fifth in the 300 meter hurdles (59.05) and seventh in the
triple jump (27’11”).
Olivia Cloud finished second
in the 3200 meters (13:22).
Micah Reed was second in
the discus (86’10”) and third in
the shot put (31’2”).
Lauren Beebe finished fourth
in the high jump (4’2”); fifth in
the 200 meters (28.5), and 10th
in the 100 meters (13.47).
Middlesex JV pitcher Shane Bristow fires a pitch in Tuesday’s 6-0 win over Colonial Beach
Group AA King George
at Deltaville Ball Park.
(Photo by Larry Chowning) easily won the meet with 147
points. Middlesex was second
with 73 points; King William,
third, 66 points; West Point,
fourth, 47 points; Essex, fifth,
28 points; Sussex Central,
In other action, the MHS JVs knocked in 3 runs and scored
split a doubleheader against a run; K. Walsh, Thomas, John
Group AA Grafton on March Purcell and Jeremy Collier each
by Larry S. Chowning
31, losing the first game 5-3, had a single; Thomas and Purand then shutting out the Clip- cell contributed an RBI each;
Shane Bristow pitched a pers in the nightcap, 5-0.
and K. Walsh, J. Walsh, Thomas,
3-hitter and struck out 17 to
The shutout win was a one- and Collier each scored a run.
lead the Middlesex High JVs hitter. Morgan Thomas pitched
In the 5-3 Grafton win,
to a 6-0 Tidewater District win 4 innings for MHS, allowing Bristow pitched all 5 innings
over Colonial Beach Tuesday.
the one hit with 6 strikeouts and struck out 9. “Shane threw
It was breezy at the boardWith the win, the JV Char- Kevin Walsh came on in relief a great game,” said Coach
walk in Colonial Beach Tuesgers improved to 5-1 on the and struck out all three batters Norris.
season.
he faced.
Bristow also doubled and day evening.
Middlesex senior southpaw
Bristow also had 2 singles, 2
“We played the second game knocked in 2 runs, and K.
Mike
Eades fanned 17 Drifters
runs and an RBI.
much better,” said MHS coach Walsh and J. Walsh had a
John Purcell contributed a Jonathan Norris. “The guys single apiece. J. Walsh scored en route to a 7-2 Charger win in
triple and a single and knocked got clutch hits, and our pitch- 2 runs and K. Walsh scored the Tidewater District opener
in two runs; John Walsh had ing held Grafton, a Double A one. Thomas also contributed for both teams.
Eades pitched a complete
a single, RBI and a run; and school, to one hit.”
an RBI
Stone Shores and Zach Belcher
In the win over Grafton,
The JV Chargers play at West game and gave up only one
earned run as the Chargers
each had a single.
Shane
Bristow
doubled, Point today, April 9.
improved to 3-2 overall.
At the plate, Chuckie Morris
was the hitting star for MHS
with a 3-run home run and
single. Jake Fletcher added a
by Larry S. Chowning
against Windsor and is the
In doubles action, Ander- solo homer, and Eades had two
most improved player on the son and Baltrusaitis won 8-2, singles and an RBI.
The Middlesex High girls team, said MHS coach Pete Hutton and Blake won 8-5, and
The Chargers will host West
tennis team defeated Windsor Shepherd. “Andrea has really Pruett and Stevens won 8-5.
Point today, April 9, at 5 p.m.
7-2 on April 1, and lost 8-1 on stepped up and improved.”
Against ARGS, the only in Deltaville. “West Point has
Friday to Appomattox Regional
Amanda Pruett dominated Lady Charger win came from improved. We had close games
Governor’s School (ARGS).
her Windsor opponent 8-1 in Anderson, who won 8-1.
against them last year,” said
The Lady Chargers’ top- singles, and Amanda Blake
In doubles, Anderson and MHS coach Tim Blake.
seed player, Jessica Anderson, continued to play strong with Blake lost 8-5, Baltrusaitis and
“The district title is on the
remained undefeated in win- an 8-4 win.
Hutton lost 8-4, and Pruett and line,” said Blake. “I still think
ning her fourth singles match,
An illness for Mindy Hurley Hurley lost 8-2.
it’s up in the air and any of five
and MHS won all three dou- forced Melissa Baltrusaitis to
The Lady Chargers hosted teams have a shot at it.”
bles matches against Windsor. play with a strained back. Bal- Windsor on April 7, and
The Chargers are at Lancaster
Anderson won 8-5.
trusaitis lost 8-5. “She gave it Rappahannock on April 8. for a make-up game on WednesAndrea Stevens got her her all,” said Coach Shepherd. They are idle until April 22 day, April 15. They travel to
first singles win of the season Stephanie Hutton also lost 8-2. when they visit Mathews.
King William on Thursday,
April 16. Both games are at 5
p.m.
RGH Tournament
Northumberland came out
on top in last week’s Annual
Rappahannock General Hospital Baseball Tournament in
Deltaville with a 6-2 win over
Washington and Lee in the
opening game on Thursday, and
a 6-1 win over Middlesex for
the championship on Friday.
In Friday’s consolation game,
W&L downed Lancaster 4-3.
MHS 11, Lancaster 5
Middlesex advanced to
JV Chargers blank Drifters
The Middlesex girls display their second place trophy. Front
row, from left, are Davina Peters, Ashae Burnett and Sarah
Guill; back row, Lauren Beebe, Mary Stevens, Melissa Hall,
Jasmine Fells and Micah Reed.
(Photo by Rebecca Hall)
sixth, 21; Mathews, seventh,
19; Windsor, eighth, 15; King
and Queen, ninth, 13; Nandua,
10th, 12; Rappahannock, 11th,
5; Lancaster, 12th, 4; and
Northumberland 13th, 2.
MHS battled West Point and
King William on April 8, and
will run in the King William
Invitational on April 18.
Record at 5-1
Chargers rebound from RGH
loss to down Colonial Beach
Anderson remains undefeated in singles
Middlesex Parks & Rec Gymnastics Team
the title game by defeating
Lancaster 11-5 in a 20-hit slugfest on Thursday. Middlesex
tallied 11 hits to Lancaster’s 9.
Lancaster scored twice in
the top of the first inning.
Middlesex answered with 3
runs in bottom of the first with
the help of walks and wild
pitches.
In the third inning, Middlesex
snuffed a would-be Lancaster
rally and held them to one
run. The big defensive play
happened with none out and
a Lancaster runner on second
base. The next LHS batter doubled just inside the left-field
foul line, and Charger outfielder Malcolm Ward fired to
(See Chargers, page B3)
Three specials highlight upcoming
40th season at Virginia Speedway
Members of the Middlesex County Parks and Recreation Gymnastics Team include, front
row from left, coach Sharon Darnell, Morgan Hensley, Kaylee Cockrell, Bre Wiedman,
Autumn Wiedman, Elyssa Fauntleroy, Morgan Milby, Anna Powell, Sarah Powell, Avis Keeling, Beth Eanes, and coach Amy Thurston; back row, coach Marlene Winn, Tambria Wake,
Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor
Zinnie Reed, Carey Darnell, and Middlesex Parks and Recreation Director Karen Reed.
(Photo by Larry Chowning) Speedway will open its gates in
about six weeks with the schedule boasting three huge specials
to commemorate the speedway’s 40th season of racing.
The three shows will include
Yoga teaches postures and (Old St. Clare Walker School) the fitness steps can be com- the World of Outlaws Late
fundamentals of correct form, and will continue through pleted with proper instructions Model Series on Saturday, April
linking controlled breathing May 20. Classes are ongoing. from the chair. Please feel free 18; the World of Outlaws Sprint
to movement for a more con- The fee is $8 per person per to experience fitness that will Car Series on Saturday, May 23;
scious-inspiring intense work- class or $32 per month. Please help increase your level of fit- and the Mid-Atlantic Championship Series (MACS) Saturwear loose fitting, comfortable ness and freedom to move.
out.
Classes will be on Wednes- day, Aug. 8, for the 30th running
Level I classes will be on clothing and bring a mat and/
days, April 15 through May 20, of Ernie Shelton’s USA 100.
Tuesdays from 4:30 to 5:30 or blanket.
“There is no better way to
For more information, call from 9 to 10 a.m. The fee is $5
p.m., and Level II classes from
kick off our 40th season of
6 to 7:15 p.m. Both classes the Middlesex Department of per person or $25 per month.
Parks and Recreation at 758All classes will be held in the racing than with the World
begin on April 14.
Tom Carter Gymnasium (Old of Outlaws, and we feel that
On Wednesdays, Level I 0057.
Chair Stretching
St. Clare Walker School) and these events will showcase our
classes will be offered from
Chair stretching workouts are ongoing. Please wear loose facility in a positive light and
10:15 to 11:15 a.m., and Level
1I classes from 11:30 a.m. to will be completed without hop- fitting, comfortable clothing provide fans up and down the
12:45 p.m. Classes begin April ping or jumping and the spe- and bring a towel and bottle East Coast with three must-see
events,” said track general mancial needs for those who have water.
15.
For more information, call ager Clarke Sawyer.
All classes will be held in “tender joints” will be taken
The Rumble on the River 5
the Tom Carter Gymnasium into consideration. Some of the department at 758-0057.
Middlesex to offer yoga, chair stretching
MHS pitcher Keith Whitley
held NHS to one hit and no
runs through the first five
innings Friday night.
cut-off man Mason Goodrich
at third, who then threw a strike
to catcher Chuckie Morris to
cut down the LHS runner at the
plate as he tried to score from
second.
“It was the defensive play of
the game,” said Charger head
coach Tim Blake.
A four-run rally put
Middlesex ahead 7-3 in the
bottom of the third on 3 hits, 2
errors and a walk. “They were
kicking it around and we took
advantage of it,” said Coach
Blake.
Lancaster put up a run in
the top of the fourth to cut the
MHS lead to 7-4.
Middlesex made it 9-4 by
scoring 2 runs in the bottom
of the fifth. The Red Devils
answered with a run in the
sixth.
Middlesex got 2 more runs
in the bottom of the sixth for
the 11-5 win.
Mike Eades started on the
mound for Middlesex and
earned the win. He pitched 5
innings, gave up 3 earned runs,
walked 4 and struck out 11.
Harley Moore relieved Eades
in the sixth, and Jake Fletcher
relieved Moore. Fletcher struck
out 5 of the 6 batters he faced
and gave up one hit in the final
1 2/3 innings.
Fletcher, the Chargers’ leadoff batter, was 3 for 5 and led
off the bottom of the first inning
with a solo homer.
At the plate, Eades was 2-2
with 2 RBIs; Goodrich 2 for
3 with an RBI, Keith Whitley
2 for 4; Moore 1 for 2 with 2
will feature the World of Outlaws Late Model Series in a
$10,000 to win 50-lap feature
on opening night of the speedway’s 40th anniversary season
on April 18. Last year regional
hot-shoe Jeremy Miller of Gettysburg, Pa., thrilled the crowd
with an upset win, his first
career World of Outlaws victory.
Returning for a second time
and with great anticipation will
be the World of Outlaws Sprint
Car Series on May 23. Last year
the country’s top drivers visited
the State of Virginia for the very
first time with Jason Meyers
getting the hard fought win.
Ernie Shelton’s USA 100 will
be celebrating its 30th anniversary on August 8 with the 2009
edition once again going topless. This event will once again
be presented in the fan popular
twin-25 lap qualifying format
with $1,000 going to the winner
of each of those events with the
final 50 lapper paying $10,000
to-win.
In 2008 the event went “topless” for the first time and was
an overwhelming success with
Chris “Smokey” Madden of
Grey Court, S.C., smoking the
field of 46 cars from nine states.
The purse is $60,000 for this
one-day show, ranking it near
the top prize offerings for a
one-day show in the country.
To learn more about Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway
and its 2009 schedule of events,
fans may call the speedway
office at (804) 758-1VMS or
visit the track’s website at www.
vamotorspeedway.com.
Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor
Speedway, an ASA Member
Track affiliate, is a 1/2-mile dirt
oval on Route 17, 8 miles north
of Saluda at Jamaica.
B2 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • April 9, 2009
Ware boys lacrosse wins two of three
The Ware Academy boys’
lacrosse team opened its fourth
season of play on the road at
Nansemond Suffolk Academy
early last week. The Waves had
a slow start and fell behind 9-0
in the first half.
The second half of the contest
opened with a quick Ware goal
by Matthew Carmine on a feed
from Jeremy Herrin. Better
play ensued with goals by Kyle
Blankenship and Hill Fleet.
However, Nansemond Suffolk was able to net an additional four goals during the
second half, despite a phenomenal first-time effort in goal by
Jack Elkin.
Despite the 13-3 score at the
end of the game, the Waves
showed tremendous promise for their first game of the
season.
The Waves traveled to
Fredericksburg Academy just
48 hours later in cold, damp
conditions. Again, after finding
themselves in a 2-0 hole, the
Waves got on the board with
a goal by Blankenship. With
just six seconds to play in the
second quarter, midfielder Hill
Fleet beat several Falcons to
knot the game at 2-2.
Ware struck with a vengeance
in the third quarter, taking a 7-2
lead on goals by Herrin (2),
Patrick Murphy (2) and Calvin
Fluhr. Blankenship scored the
Ware’s Calvin Fluhr streaks
toward the goal.
final goal of the game late in the
fourth quarter, making the final
score 8-2. Nick Ledbetter led
the defense with a very strong
performance.
Under blue skies and mid60s temperatures, the Waves’
home opener against Hanover
Lacrosse Club featured, for
the first time, an elementary
school-level match. Playing an
experienced, talented Hanover
team, the Ware “JV” fell 11-0,
despite a great first-ever effort.
In the second game of the
doubleheader, the Waves varsity squad started slow, but soon
shook off the dust and opened
up a 5-3 lead by half time on
goals by Murphy, Herrin (2),
Brendan McCarthy and Chris
Fluhr.
The Waves continued to
play solid lacrosse through the
middle of the fourth quarter,
controlling the ball and running
a well-oiled offense. Additional
goals were scored by Matthew
Carmine, Brett Pausic, and
Murphy.
Late in the fourth quarter, the
Waves gave up four quick goals
in the final minutes of the contest. Fortunately, Ware’s offense
had tallied enough goals to
stave off a Hanover victory and
the Waves escaped with their
second win of the season, 9-7.
Waves’ goalie Jack Elkin
continued to impress the
crowd, stopping over a dozen
well-placed Hanover shots and
beginning several successful
offensive runs with his pinpoint
outlet passes.
“The team had some pretty
large shoes to fill after the
loss of several key players to
graduation,” said Ware head
coach Chris Petrone, “but we’re
making progress and improving
with every game. Several players have stepped up in a big way
and we are really encouraged
by the talent we saw in today’s
first game.”
This week, the Waves will
host the Collegiate School and
Nansemond Suffolk Academy.
Ware Academy girls impressive
The Ware Academy girls
lacrosse team opened its fourth
year of play and their 2009
season on the road last Tuesday at Nansemond-Suffolk
Academy with a dominating
13-0 victory.
The Waves wasted no time
setting the tone as Isabelle
Turner won the draw and
Kelsee Oliver netted the first
goal of the season just 24 seconds into the game.
The scoring would continue
to come at a furious pace in the
first half as Ware built a commanding 10-0 halftime lead
over the Saints. The Waves
consistently won ground balls
and quickly turned them into
offensive transition opportunities.
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Ware showed no signs of
only having four practices prior
to the game as they passed the
ball with accuracy and continued to find the open player cutting to the goal.
Isabelle Turner led the scoring with four goals, and Kelsee
Oliver three goals. Caroline
Henderson added two goals
and Sarah Grace Hurley,
Macon Swartzwelder and
Kedron Walsh each netted one
goal.
The Waves defense, led by
Hurley and Caitlin Blankenship, held the Saints to just one
shot on goal for the game.
On a breezy, sunny Friday,
the Waves hosted the Cougars
of Collegiate School from
Richmond. Ware was ready for
the challenge and after each
team gave up early goals in the
opening minutes of the game.
The Waves broke open the
tie with an explosion of goals
as they took a 5-1 lead at the
end of the first half. The charge
came from another strong performance from the defense led
by Blankenship and Hurley and
goalie Allison Scribe. Scribe, a
three-year starter in the cage
for the Waves, had “an absolutely awesome performance,”
said Ware coach Andy Morgan.
“Allison was simply awesome in the cage and gave our
team tremendous confidence
throughout the game with the
saves she was making.”
Scribe finished the day with
10 saves.
Ware continued to make
impressive passes and run a
strong transition game in the
second half while adding five
more goals to cap off the 10-1
victory.
For the second straight
game midfield play by Isabelle
Turner (four goals), Kelsee
Oliver (three goals), Emily
Brown and Kedron Walsh (two
goals each) and Caroline Henderson (two assists) controlled
the tempo and possession by
winning ground balls and turning them into scoring opportunities.
The Waves will host NSA on
Thursday, April 9.
One-day shooting camp
set for April 18 in Hartfield
The Middlesex Sportsmen’s
Hunt Club will sponsor a family-oriented shooting sports
camp on Saturday, April 18,
at the club shooting range on
Route 3 (1834 Twiggs Ferry
Road) in Hartfield.
The event is targeted to
expose young shooters and
their families to the fun of
participating in the various
shooting sports, while teaching about the safe handling of
firearms on the range, in the
home, and while hunting.
Increased interest by gun
owners in the fun of organized
shooting sports such as skeet,
trap, and sporting clays for
shotgun enthusiasts, and target
shooting with pistols, rifles
and air rifles, is on the rise.
Here on the Middle Peninsula
the Middlesex Sportsman’s
Hunt Club operates a shooting
facility for local members and
‘Rally for the
Cure’ golf
tourney set
The fourth annual “Rally for
the Cure” golf event will be
held at the Piankatank River
Golf Club at 9 a.m. on April
30.
Proceeds will support cancer
research.
The format will plan is for a
preferred drive and scoring the
two best balls of the foursome.
On a chosen par three, there
will be a closest to the pin with
our grand prize.
The tourney is open to both
men and women, and there can
be mixed teams. The donation
is $20 for “Rally for the Cure,”
and a $30 greens fee.
Email
mkgorin@
va.metrocast.net to register.
the club sponsors educational
activities for new shooters,
including 4-H Club shoots
and National Rifle Association
(NRA) events that promote
safe handling of firearms and
increased participation in the
various shooting sports.
The April 18 NRA Shooting Sports Camp is an all-day
event. Under the direct supervision of certified firearms
instructors, participants will
learn to safely handle and fire
rifles, pistols, shotguns and
muzzleloaders. It is the club’s
belief that “hands on” experience in a safe and educational
environment promotes safety.
Participants will learn skills
and practices that will help
keep them safe throughout
their life.
“Many people who have
attended the camp in the past
have discovered that target
shooting is a safe and enjoyable
hobby that they can participate
in for the rest of their life,” said
a camp spokesperson.
As participants will arrive
on April 18, teams of several
attendees will move “roundrobin” style through each of
YMCA golf tourney is May 15
at Piankatank River Golf Club
The 3rd Annual Middlesex
Family YMCA Golf Tournament will be held Friday, May
15, at Piankatank River Golf
Club in Hartfield.
Top teams in each flight
receive awards, and there will
be awards for closest to the pin,
longest drive, and a hole-inone. There will door prizes and
a silent auction.
Proceeds
will
go
to
the
Middlesex
Family
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Tyler Horsley, 13, son of
Jacob and Becky Horsley,
displays the 18-lb. gobbler
he shot while hunting on
their property in Water View
on Youth Turkey Day Saturday April 4. The gobbler had
a 10-inch beard.
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“Sponsor or come as a participant and be part of making
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place for us all to live,” said
Middlesex YMCA executive
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Contact Lambert at 7768846 for more information and
arrangements.
Piankatank River Golf Club
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the events so everyone will
get plenty of experience in
each of the types of firearms.
The camp lasts about three
hours and all firearms, safety
glasses, ear protection, ammunition and targets are provided
by the club.
Pre-registration is encouraged. Call (776-9861) or email
(maceywhite@gmail.com)
club secretary Macey White to
register and to receive a starting time.
The cost for the event is
$10 per person. Lunch will be
available (hot dogs, hamburgers, etc.).
“The camp will be a funfilled and educational event
for families with hunters and
shooters here on the Middle
Peninsula,” said the spokesperson.
The club is easy to find.
There will be signs to guide
participants to the event on
Route 3 (Twiggs Ferry Road)
between
the
Piankatank
River bridge and Route 33 in
Hartfield.
“All are welcome, but please
leave your own guns at home,”
said the spokesperson.
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$ %& April 9, 2009 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B3
middlesex ymca youth soccer
The Middlesex Sports Complex hosted over ten games on
April 4 as Northern Neck, West
Point, Mathews and Gloucester
all came to play teams from
Middlesex.
The Captive Aire Revolution
battled the Mathews YMCA.
The Revolution was led by
Macie Daniel and Chloe Sabourin on defense, while the
offense was led by Tariq Wake
and Kenan Parker.
The Dano’s Pizza Dynamo
played the Northern Neck
YMCA Golden Toes. The
Dynamo was led by the
dynamic duo of Charlie and
William Revere. Defensively,
the Dynamo skated past their
opponent due to the strong legs
of Ethan and Tanner Baker.
Ryman’s A/C & Heating
Arsenal took on the Shores and
Ruark Seafood Crew. The Arsenal had a great all-round game
from Adam Smith and Jacob
Marx. Other notable players
for the Arsenal were Caroline
Painter and Christopher Daniel.
The Crew also played well
throughout the game and were
led by shooting sensations Isaiah
Burse and Tucker Vanderpool,
and defensive players Kellese
Burse and William Howard.
The final match in the 6-8
division was between the W.E.
Moye Wizards and the West
Point YMCA United. The Wizards played well as a team to
ensure they scored numerous
goals. Notable players for the
Wizards included Erin Daddario and Cheyanne Mello on
defense while Mathew Wilson
and Savanna Carmell played
well overall.
Special thanks to officials DA
Belcher, Tim Morris, and Chris
Wood for doing a great job.
The 9-11 Division played
surrounding counties and ended
with a record at the end of the
day of 3-1.
The Colonial Pizza Earthquakes played the West Point
YMCA United. The United had
complete control of the game
and won 2-0. Key players for
the Earthquakes included Austin
Revere, Maddie Norwood, and
Will Leggett.
The Sweet Shoppe United
battled the West Point YMCA
Galaxy. The United made quick
work of the Galaxy, winning
7-1. The Galaxy continued to
Registration begins for
Christchurch Golf Classic
The Christchurch School
2009 Golf Classic will be held
on Friday, May 1, at The Tides
Inn Golden Eagle Golf Course,
in Irvington.
Christchurch Director of
Alumni Relations Huntley Galleher has announced the following event sponsors: Platinum
Sponsor—The Tides Inn and
the Golden Eagle Golf Course;
Gold Sponsor—Chesapeake
Bank: Silver Sponsor—Sports
Centre of Kilmarnock; and
Bronze Sponsors— Comtel
Wireless Inc. and Willaby’s
Catering of White Stone.
The tournament format is
captain’s choice, preferred
drive. All golfers and corporate teams are welcome to participate. The registration fee
includes 18 holes of golf with
cart, free use of driving range
and putting green, deluxe cart
lunch, beverages and prizes.
Dinner will be provided at the
end of the day at Bethpage
Camp-Resort near Urbanna,
with presentation of awards
and prizes.
Proceeds are used to support the students and faculty of
Christchurch School.
The Early Bird Special registration fee is $100 per player
($400 per team) before April
17; after April 17, $125 per
player ($500 per team).
Christchurch School welcomes everyone to attend
dinner for $35.
Golf classic committee members are: John Stock ‘58, Jack
and Spencer Kirkmyer, Wayne
Galleher ‘89, R.D. Johnson
‘90, Patty Rimbey, and Bruce
Edwards.
For information, contact
Huntley Galleher at (804)7582306, ext. 135; or e-mail hgalleher@christchurchschool.org.
Grafton sweeps MHS JVs
by Tom Chillemi
The Middlesex High JV softball team lost a doubleheader
scrimmage on Tuesday, March
31, against visiting Grafton,
11-0 and 7-0.
“Grafton had two totally different types of pitching,” said
MHS coach Bonnie Abbott.
“The first was very slow and we
could never adjust to get a bat
on it.”
In the second game, the JV
Lady Chargers could not hit the
fast pitching.
Middlesex was hampered by
defensive errors. “It was just
not our day,” said Abbott.
“Jessica Dixon did an exceptional job for us at shortstop
Chargers . . .
faking out the runner for a tag
out twice, and putting down
an exceptional drag bunt,” said
Abbott.
Catcher Bridgette Self,
and pitchers Chelsi Blake
and Rachel Crews all were
Middlesex defensive standouts.
Samantha Carlton, Joey
Stinchcomb, Chelsi Blake and
Alex Gillespie each got hits.
“If only they performed in
games like they practice,” said
Abbott. “This is a good little
team so we are expecting great
things to come.”
The JV Lady Chargers are at
West Point on Thursday, April
9; and host King William on
Thursday, April 16. Both games
are at 5 p.m.
(Continued from page B1)
RBIs; and Brandon Putney had
one hit and 2 RBIs.
NHS 6, Middlesex 1
Northumberland
and
Middlesex were scoreless
through 5 innings when the
Indians bats came alive. They
collected 7 of their 8 hits in the
last two innings.
Charger
pitcher
Keith
Whitley, who had held
Northumberland to one hit
in 5 innings, tired in the sixth
and NHS scored 3 earned runs
behind 2 home runs and other
hits. “They did a good job hitting balls on the outside of the
plate and driving them to the
opposite field,” said Blake.
Middlesex could not put its
11 hits together, and left 10
runners stranded on base.
For Middlesex, Fletcher was
2 for 4 and scored the only
Charger run in the seventh.
Ward was 2 for 4, Morris 2
for 4 with an RBI; Goodrich
2 for 4 with a double; Whitley
1 for 2; and Eades and Putney
each 1 for 4.
W&L 4, Lancaster 3
In the RGH consolation
game, W&L and Lancaster
were tied 3-3 in the top of the
seventh when W&L scored the
winning run.
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finish with quality shots on goal.
The offensive juggernaut was
led by Jacob Beebe, JP Holman
and Reilly Price.
The Urbanna Republic Rapids
played Mathews Riverside. The
Rapids won 3-2. The team was
led by defensive standouts Cody
Rhodes and Meghan Shores,
while Wayne Taylor and Kyle
McNamee made great runs on
the goal.
The Cellular Services Galaxy
played the Mathews YMCA
Machine Tools. Although the
Galaxy fell 1-0, they played an
outstanding game. The team
was led by goaltender Larkin
Rae and defenders Kenneth
Reed and Alana Van Dyke.
The offense was led by midfielder Claire Rae and forward
Michaela Chowning.
Special thanks go to referees Stacey Moore and Michael
Chandler, as well as sideline
officials Cody Rhodes and
Timmy Morris.
The final game of the afternoon pitted the Middlesex
YMCA Liverpool against the
Gloucester Parks and Recreation Maroon. The game was
tight going into the second half,
‘Boat Virginia’
courses offered
in Deltaville
In its ongoing efforts to
prepare local boaters for the
mandatory safety certification
requirement, the Rappahannock
Sail and Power Squadron will
offer two opportunities in April
to take the “Boat Virginia”
course.
The course provides important knowledge for both new
and experienced boaters—sail
and power. Within the next
few years every boat operator
on Virginia waters must show
evidence of having completed
this training. Now is a good
time to get certification. There
is no charge for the course.
A Monday evening class will
be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on
April 13, 20, and 27. The other
option is a Saturday class, April
18, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Both
classes will take place in the
Power Squadron’s Cole Training Center on Ball Park Road
in Deltaville.
Neither ownership of a boat
nor boating experience are
required. The classes are enjoyable and informal, and personal
“sea stories” are welcome.
Membership in the squadron
is open to all who are interested
in boating. Members enjoy
many benefits, such as access to
advanced training, discounts at
several suppliers, and monthly
dinner meetings.
To inquire about the classes
or to register, contact Captain
Bill Crump at 776-7518 or captaincrump@aol.com.
Moore stars as
Legends win
softball titles
The 12 Virginia Legends
fastpitch softball team captured
two titles in the first two tournaments of its spring season.
The Legends traveled to
Charlottesville March 21-22
for the NSA Battle of the Hill,
and captured the first place
trophy with six straight wins.
They repeated the feat this
past weekend at Stoney Run,
defeating Orion Hunter 4-3 in
the championship game to win
the USSSA Bring it On tournament.
Members of the Virginia
Legends 12U team hail from
Suffolk,
Virginia
Beach,
Chesapeake, Newport News,
Yorktown, Poquoson, and also
include Quinlan Moore of
Deltaville.
Moore went 7 for 11 at the
plate for the weekend and made
several game-saving catches
in the outfield during the title
game. She is the daughter of
Steve and Nancy Moore of
Deltaville.
GED tests set
The Essex GED Testing Program will offer its next GED
test on Saturday, May 2, at the
Essex County School Board
Office in Tappahannock. Call
443-2151 to register.
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but Liverpool had depth and
won the game with ease, 7-1.
Offensively, Brett Carter and
Enrique Gonzalez had great
shots on goal, while Molly
Perkins and Lilah Beebe sealed
the middle of the field and prevented Gloucester from penetrating the defense.
Games Saturday April 11
Field 1—1 PM, Ryman’s A/C
& Heating Arsenal v. Northern Neck YMCA Red; 2 PM
Ryman’s A/C & Heating Arsenal v. Northern Neck YMCA
Gold
Field 2—1 PM, Dano’s Pizza
Dynamo v. W.E. Moye Wizards;
2 PM, CaptiveAire Revolution
v. Shores & Ruark Seafood
Crew
Bermuda
Field—noon,
Colonial Pizza Earthquakes In the “Board Room,” band director Justin Ranson headed
v. Northumberland YMCA; 1 up Guitar Hero, while students challenged each other at a
PM, Sweet Shoppe United v. variety of games.
Urbanna Republic Rapids; 2
PM, Cellular Services Galaxy v.
Northern Neck YMCA
MHS students roll a strike
JV booters
rout Raiders
for 4th win
The Middlesex High varsity
and JV soccer teams visited
Rappahannock on April 3.
The Charger JVs (4-1-1)
started slow and the first half
ended in a scoreless tie.
In the second half, the JV
Chargers scored quickly and
scored plenty. John Shaw
started off the action with the
first goal of the match off a
corner kick. With the wind in
the goal keeper’s face, and the
bend of the ball from Shaw, the
ball drifted neatly into the net.
The second MHS goal came
on a one-on-one opportunity
that was converted by Darrien
Fisher.
The third MHS goal was
guided into the net off of the
head of Fisher after Shaw had
placed the ball near post for
Fisher to finish.
Ivy Perkins and JD Diggs
recorded their second goals of
the season off a one-on-one
and header, respectively, for
the fourth and fifth goals of the
match as the JV Chargers won
5-0.
The varsity Chargers (1-4-1)
went into the game with very
high emotions and played with
a lot of energy at the beginning
of the first half. Rappahannock
was able to grab the momentum
by scoring two goals in the first
half en route to a 4-0 win.
The Chargers fought back
hard with some outstanding
defense and distribution from
Carlos Gonzalez, Mario Kieselbach and Lauren Bebee,
and the midfield play of Owen
Holt, Clayton Colley and Stanley Redmon.
The Chargers offense was
sparked by the dynamic sprinting ability of Chris Brooks.
Both of the Charger squads
take the field after spring break
on April 20 at home against
Essex.
golf
Opening-day results of the
Piankatank Ladies Golf Association are as follows:
1st place: Ann Stanley,
Bonnie Norton, Gail Aines—
67.
2nd place: Carole Lloyd,
Judy Castleman, Bev Hudgins,
Sue Silberhorn—69.
3rd place: Mary Francisco,
Betsy Ripley, Kay Uhler—70.
The sounds of rolling bowling
balls and pins crashing filled the
air as more than 80 Middlesex
High students participated April
3 at Village Lanes in Gloucester
for an evening of bowling hosted
by the MHS Band Booster Association (BBA).
Other activities included the
“Board Room,” where students
competed with each other at
various board games, cards and
Guitar Hero.
Band director Justin Ranson
presented awards and special
recognitions to various students
for their accomplishments in the
music department.
The MHS BBA described the
event as a “huge success. We are
considering making it an annual
event,” said a BBA spokesperson. “We never attempted this
type of event in the past, and
we were pleased with the support and happiness of the students who had a fun and safe
night of activities. All proceeds
will directly benefit the music
department.”
Lady Chargers host
West Point today
Meagan Payne pitched a twohitter and Middlesex collected
14 hits as the Lady Chargers
crushed home-standing Colonial Beach 15-0 in their Tidewater District varsity softball
opener Tuesday.
Payne struck out 9 in the fiveinning game and had a double
at the plate.
Ashley Williams added a
single and double to the MHS
attack; Raquel Pierce and
Heather Blankenship each had
two singles; Katherine Wood
and Chelsea Lewter each had
a double; and Whitney Walton,
Amanda Brown, Ashley Lane
and Danielle Montgomery contributed a single apiece.
Last week, the Lady Chargers (1-0, 2-2) lost twice to
Lancaster, 5-0 and 7-0. MHS
had only 4 hits in the two losses
and faded in the late innings.
“We have to concentrate on the
later innings,” said MHS coach
Wade Traynham. “We did a
great job of this against Colonial Beach.”
Middlesex will host West
Point today, April 9, at 5 p.m.
at MHS, and will play at King
William on April 16.
Smith leads MHS trackmen
The Middlesex High School
varsity boys track team scored
20 points in the West Point
Invitational on Saturday.
The Chargers were paced by
Dale Smith who finished third
in the triple jump (39’1/2”) and
third in the 300 intermediate
hurdles (44.15). Markus Hammond finished third in the high
jump (5’8”) and eighth in the
200 meters (24.33).
Others to place were Kevin
Walsh, eighth, 1,600 meters
(5:39); Brian Engle, seventh,
triple jump (37’11”); and
Jeremy Rich, fifth, high hurdles
(20.48), and seventh in the 400
meters (58.92).
The Chargers will compete
in the King William Invitational on Saturday, April 18.
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19.79 ACRES of farm land in Essex
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17 for sale by owner. 15 acres
clear, 5 acres wooded. Asking price
$125,000. Please contact Jerome
Harris 609-393-5703.(2-19-13t)
LANCASTER COUNTY: Waterview
lot. Price reduced, was $148,000.
NOW $99,000.
2BD, 1BA in TOPPING. Nice trailer,
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$625/mo. Contact 804-758-2088,
ask for Stacy or Lee.(4-9-2t)
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TOPPING: Price reduced! 2.5ac.
lot, 220’ stocked pond frontage.
Minutes to marina, golf, airport,
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RAPPAHANNOCK WATERFRONT
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2 PRIVATE ROOMS and full
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$500 month, includes utilities. Credit
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NEW STORAGE UNITS in Deltaville,
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$750/month negotiable. Security
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URBANNA: Unfurnished 2nd floor
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$11,500 or best offer. Call 804-7768066.(4-9-3t)
5KW COLEMAN POWERMATE
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HONDA 4-WHEELER, 2004 TRX
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garage kept. $4,000. 804-694-6903.
(4-2-3t)
MULCH ($20/cu.yd.), TOPSOIL, and
OYSTER SHELLS ($25/cu.yd). Pick
up or delivered. Call 804-854-6627.
(2-26-4t-EOW)
JOHN DEERE Model 2304 Hydro
4WD with front loader, showroom
condition, only 86 hours of running
time, $10,900 warrantied. John
Deere Model 855 Hydro 4WD with
front loader, back hoe and 60”
belly mower, all for $14,900. Very
low hours. Special pricing on Troy
Bilt tillers. Better check out our
no interest, no payment deals on
John Deere and Toro equipment.
Chimney Corner, 804-694-5385 or
804-725-2471.(4-9-1tRR)
NO MONEY DOWN: With your land.
PRE APPROVALS BY PHONE.
Clayton Homes, Tappahannock, VA,
804-443-4769.(3-19-4t)
RECLINER, very good condition,
blue. $100. Call 758-0536.(4-9-1t)
SEASONED FIREWOOD: Dump
truck load, cut, split, and delivered.
$130/cash or $135/check. Call
804-694-6469 or 804-694-5530.
(12-13-tf)
SPECIAL GOVERNMENT
LOANS: No Cost PRE-APPROVALS by phone. Clayton Homes,
Tappahannock, VA, 804-443-4769.
(3-19-4t)
URBANNA HARBOR YACHT CLUB
BOAT SLIP, No. 2. Price $35,000.
Call 804-755-4269 for details.(3-263t)
WOMEN’S
APPAREL
(Chauvolette Fashion), Hoodies, Handbags, Bracelets, Sneakers, Jeans,
Swimwear, T-shirts, Tank tops.
www.picasaweb.google.com/chauvolette fashion. E-mail: ducie35@
yahoo.com.(4-2-2t)
Yard Sales
GIANT YARD SALE: May 2nd.
Fundraiser for Pediatric Brain
Tumor Foundation, Traditional
Yachts on Route 33. Tables, $20.
Call 804-514-4290.(4-9-4t)
Autos/Trucks
1987 JAGUAR XJS V-12: Sports car,
79k original, over $10,000 invested,
will sacrifice, $4,500 OBO. Cell 804832-7654.(4-9-2tRR)
1992 FORD F-250 4WD: 250K, app.
75K on remanufactured engine,
extended cab, ladder racks and
shell, auto., tow package, daily
driven, $2,500. Cell 804-832-7654.
(4-9-2tRR)
1997 DODGE DAKOTA CLUB CAB
4x4, V8, auto, power window/locks,
cd player, dual airbags, brushguard,
157,000 miles. Also full bed custom
dogbox with toolbox and collar storage box. Asking $3000 for truck
or $3800 for truck with dogbox.
Call 804-695-4718 or email me
hntn4ya@yahoo.com for pictures.
(3-26-tfRR)
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SALUDA SIDING AND TRIM
Tim Musick - Call - Free Estimates
758-9225
Roofing and Siding Contractor with over 30 yrs. experience.
Masonry Work
Dockside
Paint and Body Shop
Brick, Block & Stone
New & Repair Work
Route 227, 1 Mile from the bridge
30 Years
Experience
Free Estimates
758-4785
FLEET BROTHERS
“No Job Too Small”
804-684-9897
(C) 757-951-3360
Life without interruption.
2OUTEs(ARTlELD
(804) 776-6600
“Over 51 Years of Dependable Service”
Quality Constructed Storage Barns
WE ALSO HAVE
CUSTOM GAZEBOS
Call Wallace Davis
or John Arthur
Robins
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Ceramic Tile, Marble, Granite
New or complete Remodel
Kitchens, Bathrooms, Repairs
Re-Grouting
Sowinski Tile & Marble
Residential & Commercial
www.Sowinskitileandmarble.com
Ben Sowinski
804-785-2029
804-814-4665
Specializing in
Interior and
Exterior Painting
Licensed & Insured
Carpentry
Drywall
Wallpapering
Deltaville Painting
&
Contracting
Owner
Licensed & Insured
Phone (804) 776-7663
ANTHONY N. KIRKLAND Cell 512-8663Ê
Quality Marine Canvas
Delivered on Schedule
Full service Canvas Shop
with 16 years experience.
We do welding.
804-694-7561
Email:
phase2marinecanvas
@oasisonline.com
An affordable home Generator System keeps your power on!
We have all sizes. Factory trained technicians.
We service all brands of generators. Service contracts available.
Ask for Wallace Davis
Hartfield • (804) 776-6600
www.fleetbrothersva.com
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OF EASTERN VIRGINIA
Locally Owned & Operated by Julie
and Artie Ransone
April 9, 2009 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B5
Autos/Trucks
Help Wanted
Help Wanted
Business Services
Notices
Notices
2005 CHEVROLET EQUINOX
LS: 4-dr, w/15,000 actual miles.
Immaculate, excellent condition.
Fully equipped, AT, 3.4, V-6 engine,
24/27MPG, $10,885. See at Mac’s
Auto World, 804-435-6660.(4-92tRR)
3:30 p.m., 10:30 a.m.-7 p.m. and
11:30 a.m.-8 p.m. Excellent benefit package includes medical,
dental, short-term and long-term
disability, life insurance, company
matched 401k. Apply Rappahannock
Westminster-Canterbury, 132
Lancaster Drive, Irvington, VA
22480. EOE.(4-9-1t)
service skills. Knowledge of EMR is
a plus. Excellent benefits and competitive salary. For consideration
please email your cover letter w/
resume kfox@weoc.com or fax it to
804-435-6054.(4-9-1tRR)
docks, roofs, brick/concrete. Decks
stained/sealed. Quality work/reasonable rates. Call 804-239-8136 leave
message.(3-26-13t)
JAIL DIVERSION COUNSELOR
(One position, fulltime
40 hours/week)
Anno. #34-09
The Middle Peninsula Northern
Neck Community Services Board
seeks a counselor to provide case
management services and proactive outreach to mental healthsubstance abuse clients at the MP
Regional Security Center. Counselor will participate in community
advocacy groups, i.e. SAARA and
NAMI. Will monitor court dates,
hospital discharge planning; assist
clients with employment opportunities, living alternatives, education,
entitlements. Provide crisis diversion activities on-call. LOCATION:
Saluda, VA. QUALIFICATIONS:
Desired-- BA/BS in Human Services,
Social Work, Psychology, Sociology
or related field and 1-2 years exp.
in emergency/crisis services, case
management, or law enforcement,
or any equivalent combination.
Must pass TB screening/test within
30 days of hire. Must possess valid
VA driver’s license and acceptable driver history. Must pass drug
screening. SALARY: commensurate
with ed./exp. Generous benefits:
earned leave; agency contributions
towards VA Ret Plan and health/
dental/vision insur.
HOW TO APPLY: External Applicants link to MPNNCSB website at:
http://mpnncsb.org/employment.
php, click on Form 12, External
Application. Or request an application by calling 804-758-5314 (or 800639-9667) M-F, 8:30a.-4:30p.
Apps. may be submitted via fax,
mail, or email to: employment@
mpnn.state.va.us. Open until May
22, 2009 by 4:30 pm, or until filled,
whichever comes first. Incomplete
applications will not be considered.
Include Anno. number in app. EOE.
(4-9-1t)
I NEED A JOB. Auto, marine, small
engine repair or sales. Handyman
chores. Licensed Class-A CDL. Call
Chip, 804-577-7880 or P.O.Box 469,
Deltaville, VA 23043.(4-2-3t)
veyance, including, but not limited
to, examination of title, recording
fees, and settlement fees, shall be
at the cost of the purchaser.
The trustee reserves the right to
reject all bids and withdraw the
property from sale, waive the deposit
requirements in whole or in part, and
extend the period of time in which
the purchaser is to make full settlement. Additional terms of sale may
be announced at the sale.
THIS COMMUNICATION IS FROM
A DEBT COLLECTOR.
For information contact:
Elizabeth B. Hurd, Trustee
Dunton, Simmons
& Dunton, L.L.P.
678 Rappahannock Drive,
P.O. Box 5
White Stone, VA 22578
804-435-4000; fax: 804-435-1614
(4-9-2t)
execute a Memorandum of Trustee’s
Sale, available for review on the
Foreclosure Sales page of www.
glasserlaw.com, outlining additional
terms of sale and settlement. This
is a communication from a debt collector. Glasser and Glasser, P.L.C.,
and/or Atlantic Trustee Services,
L.L.C. and/or William P. Oberndorfer, III, Substitute Trustees, Crown
Center Building, Suite 600, 580
East Main Street, Norfolk, VA 23510,
File No., 68207. Tel: 757-321-6465,
between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon
only.(4-2-2t)
Boats/Motors
1963 OWENS JAMAICAN, 36’ cabin
cruiser. Mahogany hull, fiberglass
cabin. Call 443-2597 for details, or
adecollibus@rivnet.net. Price: free.
(4-2-3t)
2000 17ft. CAROLINA SKIFF, 2002
Yamaha 60, Long Trailer. Dual batteries with switch. Bimini top, Raytheon fishfinder, compass. “Garage
kept”, $8,000 firm. 804-272-1856,
804-241-9474.(4-9-4t)
34ft. MISTRAL: Good hull and
diesel. Needs extensive cosmetic
work. Free to good home. 804-4363771.(4-9-2tRR)
BOAT SLIPS: Sail, Power, 5ft.
MLW. Small, friendly marina, wellprotected in Broad Creek. Boats
under 30ft. LOA, $100 per month.
Larger slips available. Call and leave
message at 776-6694.(4-2-13t)
DUCK BOAT, FIBERGLASS, Barnegat sneak box, with galvanized boat
trailer. Home phone: 804-758-3255,
cell phone: 804-754-5491.(4-2-3t)
MAYCRAFT 25ft. Center Console, 140hp Suzuki, 4-stroke, O/B.
$15,000. Cell no. 804-754-5491.
(4-2-3t)
Marine Services
KLEENFUEL: Fuel polishing, tank
cleaning using the Ocean Marine
System, USCG licensed and insured.
Save on your boat downtime. Visa
and Mastercard accepted. Cell, 804694-6040.(1-29-13t)
MARINE SURVEYS. Peter W.
Schacht Co. 804-824-4102.(2-21tf)
PULLEY’S MARINE: Outboard Sales/ Service; Mobile
Service; Certified Technicians;
Tr a i l e r S a l e s / S e r v i c e ; B o a t
Brokerage; Bottom Paint/ Detailing.
804-725-3814, Dutton, VA. www.
pulleysmarine.com(3-5-13t)
SAILBOAT RIDES, LESSONS and
consulting. Boat repair and restoration, fiberglass repair, boat painting,
stripping, varnishing, etc. 804-8244006.(4-9-13t)
Help Wanted
A NEW CAREER?
Truck Driver Training
Train Locally at
Rappahannock Community
College - Glenns
For more information call:
1-888-878-4CDL
(1-13-tfRR)
ADMINISTRATIVE EXECUTIVE
on Middle Peninsula: Critical skills
sought include full-charge bookkeeping, excellent writing and computer
skills. Self-motivated, organized,
ability to communicate and people
skills a must. Some travel expected.
Send resume to specialties@VARealtor.com by April 15. Salary will be
commensurate with skills and experience. Chesapeake Bay and Rivers
Association of Realtors, Inc., 10880
General Puller Highway, Suite E,
Hartfield, VA 23071. 804-776-0568.
(4-9-1tRR)
CAREMATCH PERSONAL ASSISTANTS, BAY AGING: The Middle
Peninsula and Northern Neck’s
premier home care provider is
seeking caregivers to provide excellent quality personal care in the
home. Temporary or long term care.
Evening, weekend and holiday
hourly rate differentials. Flexible
hours available. Call today for more
information. 800-493-0238 on the
Northern Neck and 800-693-6109
on the Middle Peninsula. Bay Aging
is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
(4-2-2tRR)
DELTAVILLE DOCKSIDE INN:
HELP NEEDED FOR CLEANING
AND HOUSEKEEPING (PARTTIME). CALL OFFICE 804-7769224.(4-9-2t)
HAYNESVILLE
CORRECTIONAL CENTER
Licensed Practical Nurse - #00070
Band 3 Range: $34,320-$42,827
Registered Nurse - #00263
Band 4 Range: $46,800-$58,497
Full time with excellent benefits.
Deadline to Apply: 4:30 p.m.
4/10/09
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
Rural Infant Services Program
(RISP) is seeking full-time or parttime occupational therapist to work
with infants and toddlers birth-three
years of age with special needs.
RISP central office is in Urbanna,
VA, with services primarily homebased in Middle Peninsula-Northern
Neck. Varied case load, evaluation,
treatment, and consultation as
member of outstanding interdisciplinary team. Licensure and pediatric experience required. Excellent
fringe benefits, including state retirement, health insurance, vehicle or
mileage, continuing education, etc.
For application call MPNN Community Services Board, 804-758-5314
or 800-639-9667. For additional
information, call 800-305-2229. an
equal opportunity employer.(4-2-2t)
PART-TIME MAINTENANCE POSITION available w/home owners
association. Excellent position for
retired handyman type. Respond to:
P.O. Box 726, Urbanna, VA 23175.
(4-9-2t)
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
Rural Infant Services Program
(RISP) is seeking full-time or parttime physical therapist to work with
infants and toddlers birth-three years
of age with special needs. RISP
central office is in Urbanna, VA,
with services primarily home-based
in Middle Peninsula-Northern Neck.
Varied case load, evaluation, treatment, and consultation as member
of outstanding interdisciplinary team.
Licensure and pediatric experience
required. Excellent fringe benefits,
including state retirement, health
insurance, vehicle or mileage, continuing education, etc. For application call MPNN Community Services
Board, 804-758-5314 or 800-6399667. For additional information, call
800-305-2229. an equal opportunity
employer.(4-2-2t)
WAIT STAFF: RW-C has part time
positions open in our Dining Services Department. Candidate must
be flexible as days of work will
vary depending upon departmental
need but will include some weekends. Must demonstrate good
interpersonal and communication
skills in dealing with residents
and staff. Apply Rappahannock
Westminster-Canterbury, 132
Lancaster Drive, Irvington, VA 22480,
804-438-4000. EOE.(4-9-1t)
HELP WANTED? We will pray for
you or a loved one. God cares and
wants to help. For FREE PRAYER
call 804-725-6688 or e-mail:
newhopewithprayer@yahoo.com.
(2-19-13t)
WANTED TO HIRE: Marine Service
Technician.
Expanding Marine dealership is
looking for Mechanic. Must have
experience and or training in marine
mechanical systems including but
not limited to: Electrical, hydraulic,
plumbing, stern drives, and outboards. Experience with Yamaha,
Mercury, and or Suzuki is a plus.
Immediate opening for either full
time or part time position.
Pulley’s offers medical benefits,
good working conditions, job training, and product specific education.
Pay is commensurate with education
and experience.
Contact: Randy Stephens 804-7253814. Send resume/ work experience to Randy@pulleysmarine.com,
or 1856 Buckley Hall Rd., Dutton, VA
23050.(4-9-3t)
HOSTESS: We are looking for an
experienced individual to serve
as hostess and to oversee the
main dining room wait staff. Full
time, 40 hours per week. Must
work every other weekend with
shift variations such as 7 a.m.-
X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST/Medical
Assistant: Busy Orthopaedic practice seeks an X-Ray Technologist/
Medical Assistant in Kilmarnock.
The ideal candidate must be eligible for licensed in VA, proficient in
Windows application and customer
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All real estate advertised herein is
subject to Virginia’s fair housing law
which makes it illegal to advertise
‘any preference, limitation or discrimination because of race, color,
religion, national origin, sex, elderliness, familial status or handicap, or
intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.’
This newspaper will not knowingly
accept advertising for real estate
that violates the fair housing law.
Our readers are hereby informed
that all dwellings advertised in this
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opportunity basis. For more information or to file a housing complaint,
call the Virginia Fair Housing Office
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www.fairhousing.vipnet.org
Applications accepted on line only
through Recruit Management
System. For complete job
description/details:
http://jobs.virginia.gov/
Military Veterans
encouraged to apply
EOE/AA
(4-2-2tRR)
Work Wanted
JOB WANTED: 28-year-old looking for FT/PT/or temp employment.
Prefer work in the electrical, HVAC,
plumbing trades, general labor,
construction, debris, hauling, or
restaurant. Willing to work. 804776-0756 or 832-0886.(4-9-1t)
Wanted
HAS YOUR RIDING MOWER or golf
cart RETIRED? Lost its get up and
go? You just want it taken away free?
Just call the Duck and he will pick it
up! 776-6951.(4-2-2t)
WILL PAY CASH for used, wrecked
or junked CARS and TRUCKS. Will
pick up. Call 758-5277.(12-14-tf)
Business Services
MILLER TAX SERVICE: Specializing in personal and small business
returns. Electronic filing available
for fast refunds! Reasonable rates.
For an appointment call 776-9091.
(1-15-13t)
ON THE NAIL CONTRACTING:
CLASS A Contractor, Licensed and
Insured, Charles Harris Contractor. Office (804)725-7550; Cell
(804)815-4686. Framing, flooring,
windows, decks, additions, siding
and more!(10-5-tf)
REMODELING SERVICES: Don
Loop, VA and Urbanna license.
Interior or Exterior carpentry. Bookcases, cabinets, decks, porches,
additions or repairs. 25 years experience. 804-241-1833.(1-29-13t)
RICK’S PAINT SERVICE: Professional interior and exterior painting.
Free estimates! 804-815-5979.
(3-19-13t)
SPECIAL TOUCH: Karen’s Cleaning Service, home, office, new
construction. Competitive rates,
licensed and references available.
758-4705.
katgirl0512@yahoo.
com.(1-22-13t)
Lost and Found
AAA HANDYMAN: Everybody needs
a hand. Let me be your handyman.
Family business 30/years. Windows,
doors, floors, roofs, porches. Free
estimates. Keith, 804-758-4422,
804-824-8105.(3-12-13t)
KAYAK FOUND: Urbanna Creek.
Please call 804-639-1256 to identify.(4-9-1t)
AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE by
Brandon Putney. Monthly, weekly, biweekly, or as needed. Power washing and debris removal. Reasonable
rates. 804-514-5303.(3-12-13t)
VA ABC RETAIL LICENSE
APPLICATION
A R R O W H E A D L AW N C A R E :
Commercial & residential lawns;
mulching; flowerbed maintenance;
debris removal; pruning. Licensed
& insured. Sign up early and get
your 1st cut FREE!! 804-436-4599.
(3-26-4t)
B. ROY HENNIGAR, Painting contractor serving Middlesex County for
30 yrs. Interior and exterior painting.
Free estimates. 804-776-6497.
(4-2-26t)
BILL’S LAWN CARE SERVICE:
grass cutting, mulching yards, cleanup, affordable rates. Residential and
commercial. Call 804-758-4143 or
804-824-1605.(4-2-13t)
BILLY’S LAWN CARE: Grasscutting, mulching, yard clean up,
painting, deck and pier staining
and gutters cleaned! FREE, 2 cubic
yards of mulch with seasonal contract. 804-832-6937.(3-19-13t)
C&M CLEANING SERVICE:
Dependable house cleaning. Affordable rates. Free estimates. 14 years
experience. Licensed and insured.
References available. Call Paula
804-832-0514 or Jennifer 804-8324718. Visit http://candmcleaningser
vice.weebly.com.(2-26-13t)
CHILDCARE: Former Pre-K teacher
offering drop-in service, T-W-T, 8-4,
ages 2 and up. 1/2day/full day.
Lunch and snack provided. Call
Kathy 804-366-6044. kathyvb03@
yahoo.com.(2-26-13t)
COMPUTER DOCTOR makes
house calls! PC hardware or software problems? Have toolbag, will
travel! Home, small business, wireless networks a specialty. Reasonable rates. 758-5365.(3-19-13t)
D. STEVENS CONSTRUCTION,
LLC, Class B Contractor. New
homes, additions, renovations.
LICENSED and INSURED. Call
Darrell 804-815-2154 or 804-4432898.(1-3-tf)
DECORATIVE PAINTING, FAUX
finishes, murals and color consulting. Professional, experienced and
licensed contractor. See online portfolio and general information: www.
marshhawkstudio.com, then call
Lausanne, 804-815-6851.(3-19-tf)
GARDEN PLOTS TILLED. Leaves
composted as well. Grow your
own vegetables. No messy tractor
marks. Very accessible. Priced by
the job. Call 804-239-8136 anytime.
(2-26-13t)
GRASS CUTTING, mulching, spraying and debris removal. FREE
ESTIMATES! Call 804-758-3858 or
804-445-5300.(3-26-13t)
HANDYMAN: Able to do sheetrock,
painting, doors, windows, cabinets,
pressure washing, flooring, trim,
decks, siding. 25 years experience.
Quality work for less. Call Kevin,
758-4223.(2-5-13tRR)
HOUSE and OFFICE CLEANING
available at reasonable rates. We
don’t cut corners, we clean them.
For free estimates call Kathy at 804776-0674 or 804-695-7779. Please
leave message.(3-26-4t)
IMPROVED WILLIAMS TOWING
for hire. Accept Visa, MasterCard,
Discover & American Express. 24hr
service. Pick up junk cars for FREE!
804-815-7869.(3-26-13t)
IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN. Is your lawn
equipment ready? Lawn mower and
small engine repair. Reasonable
rates. Shannon Green, 804-8155665. Topping, VA.(3-26-4t)
JOANN’S House Cleaning Service.
8 yrs. experience, reasonable rates.
804-758-3000.(3-26-13t)
LAURA’S HOUSECLEANING: Free
estimates! Reasonable rates! Experienced. References available. Call
804-832-9458.(2-12-13t)
L E A F R E M O VA L , G U T T E R S
CLEANED, thorough yard cleanup.
See your grass again before spring!
References available. Saluda/
Urbanna area. Call 804-239-8136
anytime.(3-19-13t)
LOCAL HANDYMAN SERVICES:
Grass cutting and other jobs including small plumbing, gutters, Spring
clean-ups, hauling, leaky roofs just
to name a few! References available. Call 804-694-7878.(3-19-13t)
LOWERY CARPENTRY SERVICES, LLC: Hardwood floors,
cabinets, trim, decks, water damage,
remodeling, etc. 25 years experience. Free estimates. Licensed and
insured. Phil Lowery, 804-758-1445.
(2-19-13t)
MILDEW REMOVAL/EXTERIOR
PRESSURE WASHING. Vinyl
siding, railings, fences, decks,
Notices
Sunset Bar & Grill, Inc.
trading as
Sunset Bar & Grill, Inc.
16197 General Puller Highway
Deltaville, Middlesex, VA 23043
The above establishment is
applying to the
Virginia Department of
Alcoholic Beverage Control
for a
Wine and Beer
On and Off Premises and
Mixed Beverages On Premises
license to sell or manufacture
alcoholic beverages.
Sallie Bowden, President
(4-2-2t)
I will not be responsible for any debts
other than my own.
Michele A. Hollowell.
(4-2-2t)
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
KNOWN AS LOT 2,
HEALY’S TRACE SUBDIVISION;
CONTAINING 4.348 ACRES ±,
SALUDA MAGISTERIAL
DISTRICT,
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, VIRGINIA;
TAX MAP NO. 36-8-2
In execution of a Deed of Trust,
dated August 5, 2005 recorded
in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit
Court of Middlesex County, Virginia
in Deed Book 418, at Page 6 granting and conveying property therein
described in trust to Elizabeth B.
Hurd and Charles W. Paul, Trustees, the undersigned Trustee will
offer for sale at public auction on
April 22, 2009, at 12:00 noon, at the
front entrance of the new Middlesex
County Circuit Court Building, 73
Bowden Street, Saluda, VA 23149,
the real estate lying in Middlesex
County, Virginia and more particularly described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land, with all improvements thereon,
situated in Saluda Magisterial District, Middlesex County, Virginia, and
containing 4.348 acres. For a more
accurate and particular description
as to the metes and bounds of the
property hereby conveyed, reference is made to a plat of survey
prepared by Robert C. Buckley, Jr.,
L.S., entitled “Plat Showing Lots 1-5
Healy’s Trace Subdivision, Located
in the Saluda District of Middlesex
County, Virginia”, dated November
30, 1993, revised January 17,
1994, and further revised February
25, 1994, a copy of which plat is
recorded in the Clerk’s Office of the
Circuit Court of Middlesex County,
Virginia, in Plat Book 12, Page 82,
whereon said plat the property is
shown and designated as “Lot 2,
Healy’s Trace Subdivision” and to
which reference is hereby made for
a more particular description of the
property herein conveyed.
TOGETHER WITH a perpetual,
non-exclusive easement of right of
way, which is to be appurtenant to
the property herein described and to
be used in common with all others
legally entitled to the use thereof,
fifty (50’) in width, running from
State Route #620 in a southerly
then easterly direction and shown
on the above-mentioned Buckley
plat as “Healy’s Run Drive,” and
thence continuing in an easterly
direction from the easternmost portion of Healy’s Run over the northern
portion of Lot 13 of Healy’s Run
Subdivision and Lot 5 of Healy’s
Trace Subdivision designated on
the above-mentioned Buckley plat
as “50’ Easement of R/W for Ingress
and Egress Purposes.”
SUBJECT TO a twenty-five foot
(25’) wide easement of right of way
parallel to the southern property line
of the property hereby conveyed for
purposes of ingress and egress over
Healy’s Run Drive to State Route
620 for the benefit of Lots 2, 3, 4, and
5 of Healy’s Trace Subdivision as
shown on the said Buckley plat.
The property shall be sold “AS IS”
and the sale is subject to all restrictions, rights of way, conditions,
easements, judgments, liens, and
mechanics’ and materialmen’s liens,
if any, whether of record or not of
record, to the extent any of the foregoing apply and take priority over
the lien of the Deed of Trust, and to
the real estate taxes from the date
of the sale.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A
deposit of $2,500.00 cash or by
bank cashier’s check payable to
the Trustee will be required of the
successful bidder at the time of sale,
with the balance due within fifteen
(15) days of sale. In the event of
default by the purchaser, the deposit
shall be forfeited and applied to the
costs and expenses of sale and the
trustee’s compensation authorized
by the deed of trust and the law in
such cases.
Conveyance of the property shall be
by trustee’s Special Warranty Deed.
Except for the statutory grantor’s tax
paid by the trustee, all costs of con-
TRUSTEE’S SALE
212 Raven Road
Saluda, Virginia 23149
(Tax Map ID No. 26-16-5)
Default having been made in the
terms of a certain Deed of Trust
dated October 31, 2007, in the original principal amount of $160,547.00
and recorded in the Clerk’s Office
of the Circuit Court of the County of
Middlesex, Virginia in as Instrument
No. 070002747, the undersigned
Substitute Trustees, will sell at public
auction on April 22, 2009, at 9:30
a.m., in front of the building housing
the Middlesex County Circuit Court,
Courthouse, Routes 17 and 33,
Saluda, VA, the property designated
as containing 4.272 acres, more or
less, for a more accurate and particular description as to the metes and
bounds of the property, reference is
made to a plat of survey prepared
by John T. Ward, L.S., dated March
1985, a copy of which is attached
to and made a part of the Deed of
Designation dated July 8, 1985, to
Marie P. Bristow, et al, recorded in
the aforesaid Clerk’s Office in Deed
Book 151, page 482, whereon said
plat of property hereby conveyed
is shown and designated as “Lot 5
4.272 acres”.
TOGETHER WITH a perpetual,
non-exclusive easement of right of
way, over, across and upon all of the
roadways and dumpster easement,
shown on the hereinbove mentioned
plat of survey for reasonable ingress
and egress to and from the property
hereby conveyed out to State Route
703.
Sale is subject to all prior liens, easements, restrictions, covenants, and
conditions, if any, of record, or other
matters which would be disclosed
by an accurate survey or inspection
of the premises. TERMS: CASH. A
deposit of $16,000.00 or 10% of the
sale price, whichever is lower, will
be required of the successful bidder
at time of sale. Prior to the sale,
interested bidders will be required
to register with and must present a
bid deposit which may be held during
the sale by the trustee. The bid
deposit must be certified funds and/
or cash, but no more than $10,000 of
cash will be accepted. The successful bidder’s deposit will be retained
at the sale and applied to the sale
price. If held by the trustee, all other
bid deposits will be returned to the
unsuccessful bidders. Settlement
is to be made within 15 days. The
successful bidder will be required to
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
Bay Self Storage
5370 A Old Virginia Street
Urbanna, VA 23175
April 22, 2009 at 10:00AM
Units E28, E30, D14, E03,
B02, E09, A-34 and C30.
Terms: Cash
(4-9-1t)
PUBLIC NOTICE
A public hearing will convene at 9:30
a.m. on Tuesday, April 28, 2009,
at the office of the Virginia Marine
Resources Commission (VMRC),
2600 Washington Avenue, 4th floor,
Newport News, to review an application submitted by TriCounty Farms
seeking authorization from VMRC
to remove an existing timber jetty
and breakwater and to construct
a 100-foot long timber jetty, a 290foot long open-pile pier with an
attached wave baffle, 50 linear feet
of timber bulkhead and a 10-foot
wide by 32-foot long floating pier. In
addition they seek authorization to
initially dredge and excavate a total
of 416 cubic yards of sandy subaqueous and beach material from a
50-foot by 75-foot area adjacent to
the proposed bulkhead to provide
maximum depths of minus three
(-3) feet at mean low water and to
maintenance dredge the area on an
as-needed basis for a five (5) year
period with the sandy dredged material proposed to be placed along
the intertidal beach immediately
downdrift (southeast) of the boat
launch area adjacent to the B.E.S.T.
boatyard facility situated along
the Rappahannock River off State
Route 639 in Middlesex County.
The project will require a Coastal
Primary Sand Dune/Beach permit
and a subaqueous permit.
Send comments/inquiries within 15
days to: Marine Resources Commission, Habitat Management Division,
2600 Washington Avenue, 3rd Floor,
Newport News, VA 23607.(4-9-1t)
STORAGE
PUBLIC AUCTION
10:00 am Saturday, April 18, 2009
Delaware Corporation
7962 General Puller Hwy.
Topping, VA 23169
804-758-5500
Terms and Conditions: Cash,
Credit Card, or Check
with Proper ID
UNITS TO BE AUCTIONED:
#109/110, #326, #327, #423, #508,
#611, #612, #613.
Personal Property in above listed
units shall be auctioned to
satisfy liens for past due rent as
per section #55-418 and #55-419
of the Code of Virginia.
Delaware Corporation reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
(4-9-2t)
TOWN OF URBANNA
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Historic and Architectural Review Board will hold a
public hearing on Wednesday, April 15, 2009 at 7:00 PM
in the Council Chambers, 45 Cross Street, Urbanna VA
23175 on Certificate of Appropriateness Application #09-04,
Chesapeake Development Group, LLC, 250 Virginia Street
to change signage, replace fencing, install awnings, replace
columns, change exterior door color, resurface sidewalk,
install office door and windows on current storage room,
and re-shingle existing mansard roof. The public is invited
to share their comments on the application at the meeting.
A copy of the application is available for review at the Town
Office, 45 Cross Street, Urbanna, Monday through Friday,
8:30 AM to 12:30 PM and 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM.
04.02&04.09.09
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PROHIBITING HUNTING NEAR
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, TOWNS OR REGIONAL PARKS
Pursuant to Section 29.1-527 of the Code of Virginia, the
Middlesex County Board of Supervisors will conduct a public
hearing to receive comments on a proposed ordinance
making it unlawful to shoot or hunt with a firearm, or traverse
an area while in possession of a loaded firearm, within one
hundred (100) yards of any property line of a public school,
town or regional park.
The Public Hearing will be held at the Board of Supervisors
meeting on April 21, 2009, which begins at 7:30 P.M., in the
Board Room of the Historic Courthouse, 865 General Puller
Highway. A copy of the proposed ordinance is available for
review in the Office of the County Administrator. 04.02&04.09.09
B6 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • April 9, 2009
school
Christchurch takes part in Great Journeys Day
Aylett art winners
Several Aylett Country Day School students won first place
in the King and Queen Woman’s Club art contest. The work
of these students has been entered in state competition. Pictured above is Aylett art teacher Amy Schacht with contest
winners Fisher Terry, Caelan Jackson and Kathy Michos.
April is ‘Midsummer’ at RCC
On Tuesday, April 21,
from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.,
Rappahannock
Community
College’s Student Activities
program will sponsor a performance of “A Midsummer
Night’s Dream” at the Glenns
Campus Woodland Amphitheater. Richmond Shakespeare
will present this best-known
of the Bard’s comedies in its
usual highly-charged style;
five or six actors will play multiple parts with minimal props
and scenery.
“A Midsummer Night’s
Dream” was chosen for its
crowd-pleasing charm, which
“appeals to a large audience
because it speaks so readily to
the heart,” says Grant Mudge,
the company’s artistic director.
“We all know what it means to
get a little lost in the woods in
love.”
Admission is free and open
to the public.
For more information, call
RCC’s Glenns Campus at 804758-6700.
Nursing scholarship available
The Rappahannock District
United Methodist Women has
established a scholarship fund
for the 2009 fall semester at
Rappahannock
Community
College to help ethnic minority
women who wish to pursue a
nursing education.
There is one $750 CNA
Scholarship; the deadline for
application is Aug. 31.
There also is one $1,000
LPN Scholarship with a deadline of June 30. Applications
are on file at the college.
One must be a resident of
the Town of West Point or
the counties of Richmond,
Middlesex,
Gloucester,
Mathews,
Westmoreland,
Northumberland and Lancaster
to be eligible.
The ad deadline is 10 a.m. Tuesdays;
the news deadline is noon
Monday was Great Journeys
Day at Christchurch School.
Students and faculty took a
break from classes, but not
from learning and team building.
Part of the intention of the
Great Journeys initiative is
to give students breadth of
exposure—choices—then to
encourage them to pursue their
interests in depth. Great Journeys Day provides opportunities to engage in a variety of
activities and to cultivate values
of stewardship and service.
Opportunities included: paddling the Dragon Run, digging clay and making pottery,
an Urbanna Creek watercolor
expedition, tending the CCS
Oyster Farm, constructing an
altar for outdoor chapel services, a trip to the Pamunkey
Indian Reservation shad roe
operation, a service field trip
to the Virginia Council of
Churches Refugee Resettlement Program in Richmond,
a field trip to Norfolk Naval
Air Station, service trip to the
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
site in Petersburg, working on
a park for Friends of the Lower
Appomattox River, loading and
organizing at the food bank in
Aylett, helping with projects at
the Middlesex YMCA, a drama
workshop, photojournalism, a
oyster workshop, and working
in the CCS garden and greenhouse.
MHS Booster
scholarship
deadline nears
Applications are now being
accepted for the Middlesex
Athletic Booster Club Scholarship and are due no later than
April 30.
Those eligible to apply are
seniors who will graduate from
Middlesex High School in June
2009 and have played sports at
the high school level or have
been involved with the sports
at the high school.
Application forms may be
obtained at the Middlesex High
School guidance counselor’s
office.
Call Jeannie Bristow at 7584600 for further information.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Owner:
Family Maternity Center of the
Northern Neck, Inc.
Owner’s Agent:
Randall Kipp Architecture
81 King Carter Drive
Irvington, VA
804 438 6287
22480
Separate sealed bids for the construction of the Family Maternity
Center of the Northern Neck, Inc. will be received by Randall Kipp,
at the office of Randall Kipp Architecture until 1PM Daylight Savings
Time, May 11th, 2009, and then at said office publicly opened and
read aloud.
The contract documents may be examined at the following
location:
Randall Kipp Architecture
81 King Carter Drive
Irvington, VA
22480
804 438 6287
Copies of the contract documents may be obtained at the office
of:
Ridgway’s Ltd
813 Diligence Drive,
Suite 124
Newport News, VA
23606
757 873 0036
Upon payment of the printing cost for each set.
A pre bid conference will be held on April 17th, 2009, 9 AM, at
the office of:
Randall Kipp Architecture
81 King Carter Drive
Irvington,VA
22480
804 438 6287
The procedure for withdrawal of bid shall be according to provision
“(i)” contained in the 11-54, Code of Virginia (1950) as amended.
If a contract is for seventy thousand dollars ($70,000) or more, or if
the total value of all construction, removal, repair, or improvements
undertaken by the bidder within any twelve-month period is five
hundred thousand dollars ($500,000) or more, the bidder is required
under Title 54, Chapter 11, Code of Virginia (1950) as amended,
to show evidence of being licensed as a “Class A Contractor.” If a
contract in fifteen hundred dollars ($1500) or more but less than
seventy thousand dollars ($70,000), the bidder is required to show
evidence of being licensed as a “Class B Contractor.” The bidder
shall place on the outside of the envelope containing the bid and
shall place in the bid over his signature whichever of the following
notations is appropriate:
“Licensed Class A Virginia Contactor
No._______________________________
“Licensed Class B Virginia Contractor
No.______________________________
_________________________________
Date
Crittenden
Memorial
Scholarship
available
Applications are now available for the Matthew S.
Crittenden Memorial Scholarship.
This year’s recipient will
receive a four-year scholarship
in the amount of $500 per year.
Those students who are currently Middlesex High School
seniors, have a 3.0 or better
GPA, and have participated in
youth league or school sports
are eligible to apply.
Applications may be picked
up at the guidance office of the
high school and returned no
later than May 12. For further
information, call 776-9091.
Norton
Scholarship
deadline
is May 16
Applications are now being
accepted for the Horace Norton
Memorial Scholarship and are
due no later than May 16.
Those eligible to apply are
seniors who will graduate from
Middlesex High School in June
2009, or have previously graduated from MHS. Students must
be attending a four-year college or university in a course
of study leading to a bachelor
of arts or a bachelor of science
degree.
Application forms may be
obtained in the Middlesex High
School guidance counselor’s
office, or call 758-2115 for further information.
Visit
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for more
school news
Above, Christchurch students who helped with projects at the Middlesex YMCA.
GED ‘same day scoring’ tests set for May 2
The Essex GED Testing Program will offer its next GED
test on Saturday, May 2, at the
Essex County School Board
Office in Tappahannock.
Candidates who choose this
date will have their answer
sheets scanned on site, and will
have scores available online on
the test day. Candidates may
view their scores by going
to the GED123.org website
through use of access codes
assigned specifically to them.
Call 443-2151 for details.
April 9, 2009 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B7
Recruiter gives students tips on landing ‘The’ job
Robin Epps, a recruiter with
Medical Careers Institute (MCI)
in Newport News, gave a presentation on interviewing skills
and resumes to three classes of
juniors and seniors on March 9
at Middlesex High School.
She gave the students valuable information on medical
careers as well as other jobs
available and corresponding
courses in technology, some of
which are offered through her
two-year college.
Epps also spoke of her reallife experiences as an Army
retiree. She offered students
pertinent information that all
should know as they will soon
be headed to college, a trade
school, or out into the work
world. She emphasized that not
all students are going to a fouryear institution, and yet all need
to know how to obtain “The”
job, as she put it.
A perfect resume is essential,
according to Epps. Proofread
and do not have any spelling
errors, she said. It is important
to keep the resume formal and
brief. Have at least 10 copies in
hand as you head to the interview. She reviewed the look of
the professional resume that a
student should present.
Interaction with the students
occurred as Epps showed each
group how to use one of the
instruments required on the
job as a physical therapy assistant. She noted that in that particular job one could earn up to
appropriately for the interview,
including suit and tie for men
and dress, suit, or pants suit for
ladies. “Wear a watch,” she said,
as it is an indicator to your prospective employer that you are
a person who cares and will be
on time for work and appointments.
Governor’s
School offers
summer school
Robin Epps of the Medical Careers Institute shows MHS
seniors Candice Owens and Seth Sheppard how a physical therapist assistant measures a patient’s range of motion.
Epps spoke to seniors about careers in the medical profession.
(Photo by Tom Chillemi)
$92,000. She said the courses
are intense and run between
14-18 months, but the work
is rewarding. Also, jobs in the
medical field are available in
our current economy and will be
available as these students seek
jobs in the next year or two.
Epps particularly stressed
preparation and promptness as
key to landing “The” job that
one wants. She said to have at
least three questions ready for
the interviewer after he/she has
asked questions. Research the
company for which you want
to work, and let them know you
are serious about the job. Be
ahead of time for an interview.
“The 10-minute rule” is important, she noted, as one should
not arrive at 9 a.m. for an interview at 9 a.m., but arrive at least
10 minutes ahead, as there will
be paperwork to fill out beforehand, and “There are all kinds
of spies out there,” she said.
Dress conservatively and
This summer the Middle
Peninsula Summer Regional
Governor’s School (MPSRGS)
will again be hosted by
Rappahannock
Community
College, Glenns Campus.
The MPSRGS is sponsored
and funded by the Virginia
Department of Education with
contributions from the participating school systems. The
participants include the nine
school systems of Charles
City, Essex, Gloucester, King
and Queen, King William,
Mathews, Middlesex, New
Kent and West Point.
This program provides problem-based classes for approximately 120 identified gifted
students currently in grades
4-7.
The application process
includes an essay, academic
information, and a teacher recommendation.
Applications
may be obtained from each
school division’s local gifted
coordinator. Gifted coordinators will collect the applications and present them to the
selection committee for the
selection process.
The summer program will be
August 3-7. Transportation will
be provided by the individual
school systems.
For more information contact
Beth Knight Brown, director of
gifted programs in Middlesex
County, at 758-2277.
Aylett to
celebrate
Earth Day
Aylett Country Day School’s
annual Earth Day commemoration, “The World is in Our
Hands,” will be presented on
Thursday, April 16, at 7 p.m. in
the Aylett Country Day School
gymnasium.
As a culmination of Aylett’s
mini-mester
events,
this
whole-school production celebrates the earth through Native
American culture, customs and
traditions. Students will sing,
dance, play instruments and
wear traditional Native American costumes.
This gala event is free and
open to the public. All are
invited.
Middlesex Class of 2011
cleans portion of Route 17
If Route 17 between Hardee’s
and Food Lion looks a little
cleaner, thank members of the
Middlesex High School Class
of 2011.
Last Saturday afternoon,
members of the class picked
up litter and other items from
the highway and placed them in
bright orange bags for VDOT
to pick up. Class vice president
Morgan Stewart said, “I can’t
believe people throw all this
stuff out their car windows.”
This was the first of eight
planned pick-ups by the class.
Participation was light because
of the track meet in West Point,
Little League baseball, and
other commitments by members of the class.
Participating were McKenna
Millington, Morgan Stewart,
John Walsh and Kevin Walsh.
They were helped by Chuck
MHS students McKenna Millington and Morgan Stewart
in their stylish orange vests
on Route 17.
Walsh and class sponsor Carl
McWhorter.
The next cleanup will be on
Saturday, June 6.
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C&F announces promotions farm service news
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Acreage reporting time will
soon be here. Filing an accurate acreage report for all crops
and land uses, including failed
acreage and prevented planting
acreage, can prevent the loss
of benefits for a variety of programs.
Failed acreage must be
reported within 15 days of the
disaster event and before disposition of the crop. Prevented
planting must be reported no
later than 15 days after the final
planting date.
Acreage reports are required
for many Farm Service Agency
programs.
For crops other than NAP
(Noninsured Crop Disaster
Assistance Program) crops,
acreage reports are to be certified by the June 1 deadline on
small grains and a July 15 deadline on all other crops.
Acreage reports on crops for
which NAP assistance may be
paid are due in the county office
in accordance with the NAP
contract.
The Average Crop Revenue
Election (ACRE) is a new program authorized by the 2008
Farm Bill that begins in crop
year 2009. Through ACRE,
USDA’s Farm Service Agency
(FSA) offers producers an alternative to Direct and Countercyclical (DCP) payments. The
ACRE alternative provides
eligible producers a state-level
revenue guarantee based on the
5-year state Olympic average
yield and the 2-year national
average price.
ACRE payments are made
when both state- and farm-level
triggers are met. By participating in ACRE, producers elect
to forego counter-cyclical payments. Producers also elect to
receive a 20-percent reduction
in direct payments and a 30-percent reduction in loan rates.
ACRE sign-up dates will be
announced soon. Producers can
choose to participate in ACRE
or stay with DCP.
A decision to elect ACRE
binds the producer to the program through the 2012 crop
year. For more details, contact
Gloucester FSA at 693-2691.
Golf tourney to benefit RGH oncology
The 9th Annual Swift-Walker
Memorial Golf Tournament to
benefit oncology services at
Rappahannock General Hospital will be held on April 17
at the Tartan Golf Course in
Weems.
A very special part of the
Employees of C&F Bank’s Middlesex office who were
recently promoted include, from left, relationship banker
Jeannie Bristow, vice president Elizabeth Faudree and teller
coordinator Sheila Holmes.
(Photo by Tom Chillemi)
Barrick joins Middleburg
Middleburg Investment Services recently announced that
Craig R. Barrick has joined the
company as a financial consultant in the Williamsburg office.
Michael D. Maddocks, senior
vice president and Williamsburg
community executive said, “We
are very excited to have Craig
Barrick join us as we continue
to expand in the Williamsburg
market. Mr. Barrick has lived
and worked in Williamsburg
for over 20 years and he has
worked in financial services
during that time and has 12
years of investment experience.
Mr. Barrick brings with him a
strong following and excellent
knowledge of the Williamsburg
market. His expertise in investments will be a strong addition
to the services we already provide in Williamsburg.”
A native of Urbanna, Barrick is a graduate of Randolph-Macon College, having
received a BA in economics.
He was most recently employed
by Edward D. Jones and Company. He holds the Series 7, 66
and Life and Health licenses
and has achieved the Accredited Asset Management Specialist designation.
He will advise clients on
all investment products and
services, including individual
stocks, bonds, mutual funds,
annuities and life insurance. He
will also conduct free portfolio
reviews.
Active in the community,
Barrick enjoys coaching youth
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Elizabeth Faudree, the manager of the Middlesex Office
of C&F Bank, has been promoted to vice president.
Faudree has been with the
bank since October 2002
and is a native of Middlesex
County. She has the responsibility of leading her team in
building the most distinctive
and remarkable retail banking operation for Middlesex
and the surrounding areas,
said a bank spokesperson.
The Middlesex staff has a
mission to provide customers
with unique service and quality financial products that
are responsive to their needs,
fairly priced, and delivered
promptly, efficiently and with
the highest degree of accuracy
and professionalism, said the
bank spokesperson.
Jeannie Bristow has been
promoted to the position of
Relationship Banker. She has
been with the bank since September 1985 and is a native
of Middlesex.
In her new role, Bristow
will focus on acquiring new
customer relationships as
well as deepening existing
ones by developing, with the
customer, the best solution to
meet their banking needs. She
has demonstrated the ability
to step into this new role with
the utmost professionalism
and experience, said the bank
spokesperson.
Sheila Holmes has been
promoted to Teller Coordinator. Holmes has been with the
bank since August 1999 and
is a native of King and Queen
County.
She was considered for this
promotion because of her
ability to lead her people to
new levels, said the spokesperson.
In her new role, she will
direct the teller staff in providing service to customers
that is exemplary of a C&F
experience.
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teams in the Williamsburg
Youth Baseball League and
the City of Williamsburg Youth
Basketball League. He also
works with the Williamsburg
Hornets football team. He
attends the Williamsburg Community Chapel.
Local DAV
membership
drive begins
Disabled American Veterans
(DAV) Chapter 58 is actively
recruiting new members. They
encourage and welcome all disabled veterans to join them.
DAV Chapter 58, located in
Gloucester, is very active in
the community. The chapter
supports the Gloucester High
School NJROTC program and
provides scholarships for qualified graduating seniors in area
high schools.
DAV Chapter 58 meets on the
first Wednesday of each month
at the American Legion Building, 6139 George Washington
Highway, Gloucester. For more
information about joining call
(804) 695-1558, email admin@
davchap58.hrcoxmail.com,
or call Chapter 58 Adjutant
Richard Moore at 815-0730.
tournament is the “Memory
Walk,” which honors and
remembers family members
and friends who have experienced cancer.
Since the Swift and Walker
families of Reedville planned
their first tournament in 2001,
over $225,000 has been raised
for the Swift-Walker Endowed
Fund of the RGH Foundation.
Those interested in participating in the upcoming tournament may call Doug Walker at
453-3098. The cost is $360 per
team.
April 9, 2009 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B9
EVB and First Capital Bancorp to merge
Eastern Virginia Bankshares Inc. (EVBS) and First
Capital Bancorp Inc. (FCVA)
announced the signing of a
merger agreement on Friday.
According to a press release
from the banks, the merger
“will result in a strategic alliance between the two banks
and will build on each other’s
strengths, increase service to
customers and pave the way for
future growth.”
Under the agreement, First
Capital common stockholders
will receive 0.98 shares of Eastern Virginia for each of their
shares in First Capital, valued
at approximately $27 million as
of the close of business on April
2, 2009.
Eastern Virginia, the parent
company for EVB, with over
$1.09 billion in assets, operates 25 branches throughout the
Northern Neck, Middle Peninsula and Central Virginia.
First Capital, with over $460
million in assets, has seven
branches in the greater Richmond market.
Upon completion of the transaction, the combined bank will
have the second largest market
share of any community bank
in the Richmond area and will
be one of the 10 largest community banks headquartered in
Virginia.
The name of the holding
company and the bank will be
determined at a later date. The
bank’s headquarters will be
located in the greater Richmond
area and the company’s operations center will be located in
Tappahannock.
“This alliance is unusual in
this environment, in that it combines two solid, healthy banks
to make an even stronger financial services provider,” said Joe
A. Shearin, president and CEO
of Eastern Virginia. “EVB and
First Capital Bank have complementary strengths, and we
fully intend to take advantage
of these to provide expanded
products and services for our
customers and the communities
in which we operate.”
Shearin will remain president
and CEO of Eastern Virginia.
John M. Presley, currently managing director and CEO of First
Capital, will become managing
director and CFO of Eastern
Virginia.
W. Rand Cook will remain
chairman of the board of Eastern Virginia and Grant S. Grayson, First Capital’s current
chairman, will become vice
chairman of the board of Eastern Virginia.
Robert G. Watts Jr. will serve
as president and CEO of the
combined bank while Joseph H.
James Jr. will serve as its COO.
Watts currently serves as president and CEO of First Capital
Bank while James is currently
the COO of EVB.
“Both companies’ leadership
teams are enthusiastic about
this combination,” said Shearin.
“The combined management
team has the experience and
ability to facilitate growth in a
difficult environment.”
EVB and First Capital Bank
markets already have moved
closer together as communities
have expanded between the two
headquarters. The combined
footprint provides 32 branches
and more than 350 employees
throughout Eastern and Central
Virginia with limited branch
overlap.
The pro forma company will
have approximately $1.5 billion
in combined assets, approximately $1.2 billion in deposits.
The companies expect to
complete the transaction by
year end, subject to shareholder
and regulatory approvals.
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Gorgeous Country Manor nestled in 2 acres of
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1.24 Ac. home w/Piankatank Rvr. views. Community water access incl ramps, beach, piers, nearby golf
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to Hershey, Pa., May 7-10.
Members will depart MHS at
6 p.m. Thursday, May 7, with
an itinerary that includes: “The
Hershey Story” at the museum;
an educational behind-thescenes tour of Chocolate World;
a 3-D movie; Zoo America; and
the Hershey Amusement Park.
Students will visit some his-
torical sites and have lunch in
Gettysburg on the return trip to
MHS on Sunday, May 10.
“Students in the music
department have not had an
opportunity to travel on a trip
in several years,” said a trip
spokesperson. “ They are very
excited and looking forward to
this experience. “
Parents are reminded that the
deadline for permission slips is
this Friday, April 10.
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Queen Anne’s Cove Walk to town conveniences! 3 condos available….
—Great condo! Super views of creek and river... 2 BR, 1½ BA with TWO
decks... Pool, pier and ramp..................................................................$459,500
—1½ story townhouse with 3 BR… Pool, boat ramp, deep-water dockage…
SUPER VIEWS......................................................................................$419,000
—Upper level condo… Large deck, 2 BA, storage room... Deep-water slip
included... Pool, sand beach..........................................................$499,000
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Three Waterfront lots, perk approved for conventional sewage
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North Middlesex at Jamaica
LIKE-NEW Ranch on over 2½
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closets... 2 BA... PLENTY of storage! Large kitchen with utility room....
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April 9, 2009 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B11
RCC plans ‘legal’ workshop for small business owners
For many small businesses
that do not have a separate
human resource department,
handling the issues of hiring,
firing and discipline both legally
and fairly is an ongoing concern. The Office of Workforce
Development at Rappahannock
Community College has developed a series of three-hour
workshops to assist with these
and other compliance issues.
“Legal Compliance,” the
first of the series, will be held
Visit SSentinel.com to view
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Your Urbanna Connection!
URBANNA – Historic and charming
“Cottage Row” home has Pine floors,
central heat and air, gas logs, town
water and sewer, 3 car garage, workshop,
walk to shopping and marina! $249,500
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Million $$$ views! Completely remodeled
river home with garage... Open and airy!
Granite counters, tile and wood floors...
Pier... Much sought after area REDUCED
$100,000.......................... NOW $669,000
on Tuesday, April 14, from 1 to
4 p.m., at the Warsaw Campus.
This session provides a review
of discrimination laws, immigration issues, Veterans Reemployment
Rights,
OSHA
requirements, and employee
benefits.
“Discipline and Discharge”
will follow on April 21, and
“Interviewing and Hiring” on
April 28. Each session will
allow time to answer individual
questions and to provide tips
and tools for future use.
For more information or to
register, call the Workforce
Development Office at 7586750 (Glenns Campus) or 3336828 (Warsaw Campus).
We can
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Call now to find out
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“SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEES” AUCTION - COPPERSTONE MEDICAL
CENTER, 847 & 861 CANTRELL
AVENUE, HARRISONBURG, VA,
12 NOON, THURSDAY APRIL
16. Due to a Default the Substitute Trustee Will Offer Copperstone Medical Complex, 3 Brick
Buildings, 42,000+ Sq. Ft. Rental
Space. Leased at Approximately
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3 Acres, Paved Parking, Fenced,
Great
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Excellent
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2 Smith Mountain Lake (VA)
Condos. 3BR/2BA, 1500sf, Garage:
Moneta. 2BR/3BA, 2400sf: Huddleston. Deeded boat slips, pool
access. Auction: Friday, April 24.
'Landfall'
with LOW-E with ARGON GAS
INSULATED GLASS and SUPER SPACER®
$16900
URBANNA
HARBOUR
Boat slip at the Urbanna
Harbour Yacht Club. Pool, clubhouse, bath house. 6 1/2 ‘ MLW. Slip
is 16’x40’......................................................REDUCED to $32,500
Deltaville
Pier & Ramp across Street
Main House + Artists Studio
2 Great Rooms, 2 Kitchens
3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths
GARNETT HILL 3 BR, 2½ BA,
finished basement... 2-car Garage...
Water access.........REDUCED to $342,500
GARNETT HILL Great location,
brick rancher on large lot... 3 BR, 2
BA, 2 fireplaces, new roof, hardwood
floors, central heat and air, new
garage... Water access...........$299,500
Realtor Sales Awards !
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HOMES FOR SALE:
RESTORED MANSION – Built
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180° VIEWS!!! 21+ Acres- $89,900.
Huge flat mountain top ridge, hardwoods, pines, 180° panoramic
views & walking trails throughout!
Short drive to DC Beltway. Close to
C&O Canal. Excellent access, electric, phone available. Lowest financing! Call now 1-800-888-1262.
For Sale By Owner: 10+ Acres
$79,900. Enjoy long sunset views
from this prime location near Appalachian Trail & New River. Direct
private access to National Forest!
Paved roads, underground utilities,
perc done. Excellent financing. Call
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE:
HOMEOWNERS WANTED! Kayak
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WATERFRONT PROPERTIES
FOR SALE:
FREE LIST of North Carolina waterfront and water access homesites,
real bargains available. No reasonable offer refused, Bank financing.
1-800-566-5263.
LAKE ANNA, VA – Over 50% OFF
– April 25th & 26th. Lakeview lot
& slip $79,900- abutting identical lot sold $179,900. Dockable
lakefront $149,900 – abutting lot
sold $449,000. 2.5 ac lakefront lot
$199,900 – abutting 1.5 ac lakefront
lot sold $389,900. Comps provided,
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LANEVIEW – 3 bedroom, 2 ½ bath ranch style house with bonus
room… House is being renovated. All on 12 acres. NOW $189,500
HUNTON CREEK – Deltaville – Brick Colonial with 3
bedrooms, 3 ½ baths, formal dining room, living room, family
room, 2 bonus rooms upstairs, master suite up and down. 2
car attached garage, 1 acre, pier to 3 ½’ MLW.
NOW $699,500
CHURCH VIEW – Proposed Construction - Raised ranch
style house with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with unfinished bonus room
above garage. Good state road frontage. Almost 3 acres. $209,900
HARTFIELD – New Construction – 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch
with vinyl siding. Good location. Deeded water rights.
$169,900
URBANNA – Nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch – Large master bedroom,
central heat & air, town water & sewer. Good location. NOW $229,500
NORTH MATHEWS – Conveniently located – 3 bedroom, 2 bath
Cape style house. Detached garage with electricity, pool. All appliances
convey, well kept house in nice neighborhood. ±1 acre. $244,500
URBANNA Area – 3 bedroom, 2 bath – Hardwood
floors, new vinyl, new central heat & air. 1 acre. NOW $159,000
LANCASTER COURTHOUSE area – 9+ wooded acres
with over 200’ frontage on the Western Branch of the Corrotoman River,
4 bedroom perk letter in hand, protective covenants. NOW $159,500
HARTFIELD – The Landing West – Level,
open building site – Views of hole #3 at the Piankatank River
Golf Course. Protective covenants. ¾ of an acre.
NOW $59,500
DANCERS CREEK – Off Piankatank River – Nicely
treed 1.4 acre lot with septic tank and drain field installed for 3
bedroom home. Pretty views! ± 261’ frontage on creek. $195,000
URBANNA – Clear, level corner lot. Town water & sewer available. $129,500
SALUDA
area
–
Wooded home site just outside
of Saluda. State road frontage, 6 acres.
NOW $64,500
“Have a Safe and Happy Easter!”
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B12 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • April 9, 2009
Genealogy
Society to
meet Saturday
Sunrise service set
at Angel Visit Baptist
The Middle Peninsula African-American Genealogical
and Historical Society of Virginia (MPAAGHS) will hold
its monthly meeting on Saturday, April 11, at 11 a.m. at the
Essex County Public Library,
117 North Church Lane (Rt.
17), Tappahannock.
Persons who are interested
in African-American genealogy and history are invited to
attend.
As always, persons attending
the meeting will be encouraged
to share recent genealogical
successes and discoveries, as
well as roadblocks that they
may have encountered in their
family research. There will be
an opportunity for individuals
Arts return to Urbanna
to set goals for their family
history research and to elicit
help from the group in realiz- Hank Trainor Roden (right) talks about his photo-based art during last week’s “Meet Your
Local Artists” reception in Urbanna. The event featured 16 artists, music and food in the
ing those goals.
For further information Taylor Building on Cross Street. A slideshow of the event appears on SSentinel.com.
(Photo by Tom Chillemi)
about the society, call 7585163.
Stained glass
windows to
be featured
Angel Visit Baptist Church at
Dunnsville will hold its annual
Resurrection Sunrise Service
on Sunday, April 12, at 6 a.m.
at the church. Rev. Dr. Carla
E. Lightfoot will deliver the
preached word.
A special feature of this
joyous celebration will be the
telling of the story of Jesus’
life from birth to ascension
as reflected in the church’s
recently installed stained glass
windows.
The service will include
music that reflects the Easter
story. Music will be provided
by the Angel Visit Inspirational
Choir under the direction of
Milton L. Beale. Soloists will
include 16-year old soprano
NIH staff to discuss Parkinson’s
research at free RW-C luncheon
Healthy Kids Day is April 18 at YMCA
Members from the Parkinson’s
Clinic at the National Institutes
of Health (NIH) will speak at a
public event at Rappahannock
Westminster-Canterbury
in
Irvington on Wednesday, April
15, at noon as part of Parkinson’s Disease Awareness
Month.
The NIH team, which is conducting a study into “Genetic
Characterization of Movement Disorders,” will discuss
its research as well as other
emerging therapies and treatments. The researchers are
exploring the natural history of
movement disorders and their
causes and treatments.
The Northern Neck-Middle
Peninsula Parkinson’s Support
Group arranged for the NIH
researchers to make the presentation at RW-C as part of a
broader public awareness campaign.
The Parkinson’s Support
group meets at RW-C on the
third Wednesday of the month
at 1 p.m., and the care partners group meets on the first
Monday of the month at 10:30
a.m. The group meets to share
information and generally lean
The Middlesex Family
YMCA at Hartfield will host
Healthy Kids Day on Saturday, April 18, from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. During the event,
the YMCA will be having
numerous booths and activities for youth.
Some of the booths include:
The Farm Bureau, Tri-River
ASAP, Sheriff ’s Office, Bay
Aging, Revere Gas Breast
Cancer Awareness Truck,
Fire Department, Dr. Lemon
Chiropractics, Laurel Shelter,
Rural Infant Services, 4-H,
and the Department of Forestry.
Some of the activities
include: Fred Dant and his
knot-tying program, Coastie
with the Coast Guard Auxiliary, Home Depot Kids Workshop, EVB’s guess the pennies
for a $50 savings bond, Bay
School of Arts, and Joe Clots,
the clown who makes balloon
animals.
“We have always had a
large number of youth at
Healthy Kids Day and we
hope to have even more this
year,” said Healthy Kids Day
chair Shauna Redmon.
This year the YMCA also
on one another.
RW-C also offers an exercise
program tailored to those with
Parkinson’s and other movement disorders every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 10:30
a.m. All of the groups include
residents of RW-C as well as
individuals from throughout
the community. Participants
include residents throughout
the Northern Neck and Middle
Peninsula.
Parkinson’s is a progressive brain disorder that strikes
60,000 Americans each year.
It is caused by decreased production of dopamine, a substance needed for normal
nerve activity. The disease is
difficult to diagnose and symptoms include tremors, loss
of balance, difficulty speaking and moving and can lead
to depression and dementia.
There currently is no cure, but
the disease can be treated with
a combination of exercise, diet
and medications.
The April 15 event is free and
open to the public, although
seating is limited. Call 4384000 to make a reservation or
for more information.
will be having soccer games
at the Middlesex Family
YMCA to help encourage all
families to live a healthy lifestyle.
Some of the outdoor activities include: balloon toss,
sponge relay, 100-foot slip
and slide, three-legged races,
and much more.
“So come by the YMCA
and put play in your day with
the YMCA Healthy Kids
Day,” said Redmon.
The Angel Visit Baptist
Church crucifixion stained
glass window.
Lauren Williams and Rev. Russell Smith, pastor of Macedonia
Baptist Church of Center Cross.
The service will conclude wit h
Holy Communion. Immediately
following the service, breakfast
will be served in the William
Amos Young Fellowship Hall.
Macedonia Baptist, First
Baptist Tappahannock, Oak
Grove Baptist and Grace Episcopal will join Angel Visit for
the service. The entire faith
community is invited to share
in this special celebration.
For further information, call
Patricia Holmes at 804-4439390.
Calvary in all its glory
The photo of Calvary Baptist Church above was taken in March by church member Pinkie
A. Holmes after a snowstorm made the church “a work of art from heaven.” Holmes took
the photo as she passed the church in her car.