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Vol. 111, No. 24
Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • September 8, 2005
B Section
Talented Seahorses roll in opener
A hard-hitting Christchurch
School squad thumped the visiting Gators of Greenbrier Christian Academy 42-0 on Saturday.
Christchurch amassed 319
yards in offense and forced four
Gator interceptions. The entire
Christchurch community was
on hand as part of the school’s
bonding weekend to cheer the
Fighting Seahorses on in their
season-opening victory.
On defense, the Horses were
led in the first half by junior
J’Courtney Williams (Danville).
In just the first 24 minutes Williams tallied 6 tackles, 2 sacks,
an interception and a safety. Due
to a minor injury, Williams did
not play in the second half.
Other standouts on defense
were senior middle linebacker
and tri-captain Andy Wilson
(Colonial Beach) and senior
defensive back Kevin Anderson
(Washington, D.C.). Both made
9 tackles and each had an interception.
A real break-out performance
was turned in by junior Tavon
Wiggins (Baltimore, Md.). Wiggins had 4 tackles, intercepted a
pass, and scored his first TD as
a receiver.
Nineteen different members of
coach Ken Michelsen’s defense
assisted on tackles during Saturday’s rout.
The offense was in high gear
from the outset as junior QB
Dustin Nelson (Fayetteville,
N.C.) completed 5 of 8 passes for
149 yards, 4 touchdowns and no
interceptions.
Senior Delvon Ruffin (Water
View) led the rushing attack
with 100 yards on 13 carries.
Right behind him was tri-captain
Randy Hammond (Washington,
D.C.), who had 90 yards on 9
carries. Fullback and tri-captain
Moon Robinson, also of D.C.,
added 72 yards on 6 carries.
The scoring began with the
Horses’ first play from scrimmage. Just as he did on the first
play of the season against the
very same team a year ago, Kevin
Anderson raced past defenders on
a fade route and hauled in a 40yard bomb from Nelson. Moon
Robinson ran the conversion for
two points.
On the very next offensive
series, Nelson hit Anderson
again. This time, the distance
was 60 yards and through double
coverage.
Randy Hammond was the
next Seahorse in the end zone.
He took a handoff from Nelson
straight through the Gator line for
a four-yard score. Hammond’s
10 yards per carry average were
a great complement to Ruffin’s
acrobatic runs and Robinson’s
quick shots up the middle.
J’Courtney Williams was
next into the end zone for the
defensive line. They made sure
there were holes to get through
and protection for Nelson to pass.
Homer attributed the success
on Saturday to great team work.
“Our line executed very well
against a big, tough team. We
asked the kids to play for each
other for 48 full minutes and leave
their hearts and souls on the football field. They did just that.”
Versatile Lawrence Robinson (Locust Hill) added another
strong performance. He played
tight end, flanker, spread end, and
finally finished the day at QB.
A scare at the end of the second
quarter turned out to be that and
nothing more. On a scramble by
Nelson, Moon Robinson peeled
back to help pave the way for a
gain and leveled a Gator player.
The young man was taken from
the field on a back-board by the
local rescue squad. A relieved
dad called back to CCS to report Maggie Ballantyne bumps a shot against Washington & Lee as
that the young man had suffered teammate Jill Hester moves into position.
a mild concussion, but was otherwise uninjured.
Christchurch travels to Virginia
Beach this Saturday, September
10, to take on the Crusaders of
Bishop Sullivan Catholic. Game
time is 12 noon.
by Tom Chillemi
“We’re focusing on a different
The Middlesex High varsity level of high school play. We’re
volleyball season got off to a making our offense run.”
Moubray and his coaching
good start recently as the Lady
Chargers defeated Washington & staff, which includes his wife
Lee and Rappahannock in non- Roxy and Becky Kazio, have
also emphasized aggressive
district competition.
The Middlesex High School
On Tuesday, September 6, the jump serves. Hainley, Hester and
varsity football team dropped its Lady Chargers defeated visiting Amanda Myers made successful
season opener 42-0 Friday night W&L 25-19, 25-16 and 25-11. jump serves against W&L.
at Tappahannock to a very strong Last week they also swept visitThe Lady Chargers varsity will
Essex squad.
host
Appomattox on Monday,
ing Rappahannock 25-18, 25-22
Lamar Stewart rushed for 224 and 25-17.
September 12, at 6 p.m. The JVs
yards and Jordan Wind ran for
Against W&L, Jill Hester led will be idle that night.
123 yards to pace the Division 2 the Lady Chargers’ with seven
Both the varsity and JVs will
Trojans. Stewart and Wind each serving aces and seven kills.
host Northumberland on Tuesday,
scored three times.
Victoria Johnson had four September 13; and they travel
Stewart’s yardage came on 26 aces, two kills and one dig; to Rappahannock on Thursday,
carries and Wind picked his yard- Amanda Myers had four aces; September 15. All are non-disage on 19 carries. Wind was also Ashley Myers and Leslie Hainley trict matches.
3 for 8 passing for 48 yards.
JV matches begin at 6 p.m.
had two digs and an ace apiece;
Essex had 415 offensive yards, Jessica Morris added six kills; and varsity matches start at 7:30
while Middlesex had 112.
and Maggie Ballantyne had four p.m.
The Chargers rushing yards kills.
were split between Langston
Head coach Randy Moubray
High school
Washington, Charles Harris and said the team’s skills are improvJ.R. Reed. “Essex was just loaded ing with every practice. “They’re
coaches should
with some real good players,” coming together and working as
report scores
said MHS assistant head coach a team.”
Howard Adams.
Moubray said the team has
and highlights
“They have two or three play- been “running plays” during prac(See Chargers, page B3)
by noon on Tuesday.
tice to develop a better offense.
Aggressive MHS girls
sweep two matches
Christchurch’s Kevin Anderson hauls in a 40-yard touchdown
pass from quarterback Dustin Nelson.
(Photo by Scott Blankenship)
Seahorses when he sacked the also an outstanding place-kicker.
quarterback for a safety.
In fact, he kicked for head coach
The ensuing series was a short Ed Homer last year.
one as Wiggins grabbed Nelson’s
“Scott’s foot is a huge advanbeautifully lofted fade into the tage for us. He is a great kicker
corner of the end zone for six.
because he goes to camp and he
In the third quarter, Ruffin set practices. We have some speed,
up his own touchdown with a so if he can get it down the field,
thrilling run down the sidelines. we can keep our opponents inside
Inside the red zone, Coach Atkin- their 25 on kickoffs. Once we get
son went to a full house backfield our snapping under control, we
and no-huddle attack. Ruffin can attempt field goals anywhere
ended up punching it in from two inside the 25.”
yards out.
Heyman consistently put the
The final score of the day was a ball inside the five-yard line on
short pass to senior Pedro Corn- Saturday, and every Gator possesiel (New York, N.Y.). The pos- sion began deep in their own terrisession reception turned into a tory. Heyman was 2 for 2 on PAT
20-yard score as Corniel refused kicks on Saturday as well.
to go down while being swarmed
The Seahorse linemen really
by Gators.
came to play on Saturday. Juniors
Adding extra points and great
PageNasheem
1 of 1 Grantham (Corona,
field position throughout the N.Y.), Peyton Longest (Urbanna),
game was sophomore Scott and Jake Michael (Lake Village,
Heyman of Urbanna. Heyman, Ark.), and seniors Wilson and
a star player for the Fighting Jordan Flemer (Oak Grove) made
Seahorse varsity soccer team, is up a very solid offensive and
Essex blanks
Chargers
2005 Middlesex High School junior varsity
Members of the 2005 Middlesex High School JV football team are as follows:
front row from left, Malcolm Ward, Matt Duke, Josh Brown, Jake Fletcher,
Corey Keeling, Demitrius Brooks, Cameron Wines, Reodell Bryant, Ronald Watkins, Brett Chodorov and Lee Major; middle row, Brandon Eanes, Timmy Coker,
DeShaun Jones, Sean Sutherlin, Keith Whitley, Cody Paul, Mason Goodrich,
JV Chargers host Devils today
The Middlesex High School last Thursday in Saluda.
junior varsity football team
The Chargers ran more plays
opened its 2005 season with a than the Trojans and had a big
12-0 non-district loss to Essex lead in offensive possession category, but were unable to beat
Essex on the scoreboard.
Junior varsity head coach
George Hutchens said, “I was
kind of surprised that both teams
played as well as they did, with
the lack of penalties and being
season openers for both schools.
“On our first drive we drove
over 65 yards then had an interception on the two yard line,” he
said. “That took the wind out of
our sails.
“I’m excited to see the enthusiasm and commitment from these
young men,” said Hutchens. “I
think we’ll see a lot of growth
over the season.”
Josh Brown paced the Chargers on the ground with 85 yards
on 12 carries. Nigel Rich had 60
yards on 14 carries, and Mike
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B2 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • September 8, 2005
Lady Charger JVs down
NHS; to host Devils tonight
From left, Christchurch soccer coach Matt Schaefer and team
captains Patrick Brown of Williamsburg, Jody Young of White
Stone and Eric Shepherd of the French West Indies.
Eight schools to seek Soucek
Tournament title this weekend
The Christchurch School varsity soccer team finished its 2004
season with a 12-5-4 record and
a #6 state ranking. The Seahorses
made it to the quarterfinals of the
state tournament, losing to St.
Christopher’s in a shoot-out.
With graduation, 11 players from the team moved on
(Christchurch soccer players
are now playing at Christopher
Newport University, Campbell
University, Guilford College,
Olivet-Nazarene University and
Hampden-Sydney College).
“We lost a lot of talented athletes from last year’s team, but I
have a determined bunch of players,” said Coach Matt Schaefer.
“We are very inexperienced and
only have five players with significant varsity experience.”
Patrick Brown (Williamsburg),
Jody Young (White Stone), Antonio Harley (Newport News) and
Humroy Mascoll (Jamaica) are
the only returning starters from
last year’s team. “Brown, Harley,
Mascoll and Young will have to
carry a lot of weight if we are
going to compete,” explained
Coach Schaefer. “The key to this
team is how quickly the newcomers adjust to this level.”
The soccer team has been
in preseason since August 15
and played its first match of the
season on Tuesday, September
6, at Walsingham Academy, in
Williamsburg.
Preseason was productive for
Christchurch, with the team playing well in scrimmages against
Benedictine and Bishop Sullivan Catholic. The team finished
preseason with a tournament in
Pocomoke City, Maryland, where
they went 1-1-1.
The Christchurch defense is
unproven, with none of the players having any varsity experience, and Coach Schaefer has not
settled on the starting back line.
Sang Ho Kim (South Korea), Ahn
Bui (Vietnam), Scott Heyman
(Urbanna), Lee Arnest (Kinsale),
Andrew Hurley (Kitty Hawk,
N.C.), Young Hoon An (South
Korea), and Ryan Ellen (Susan)
are all fighting for playing time.
Eric Shepherd (French West
Indies) will play goal keeper
after serving as the back-up in
2003 and 2004. “Eric has paid
his dues; it is his time and he is
ready,” said Coach Schaefer.
Seniors Young, Brown and
Shepherd are this year’s captains.
Mike O’Shaughnessy (White
Stone) has played well in preseason and is, according to Schaefer, the most improved player on
the team. “I am very pleased with
Mike O, he has been brilliant.
Sam Chang (South Korea) has
shown me glimpses of flair and
I am hoping he comes around to
his potential soon.”
On Friday, September 9,
and Saturday, September 10,
Christchurch School will host
the ninth annual Jason Soucek
Soccer Tournament. The tournament is held annually in memory
of Jason Soucek Class of 1992.
Soucek was a tremendous student-athlete at Christchurch who
tragically passed away in 1996.
His nickname was “Juice” and
he was a standout in soccer, basketball and lacrosse. In 1992, he
won “Best All-Around Athlete”
honors.
This year the tournament has
eight teams: Hampton Roads
Academy, Walsingham Academy,
St. Christopher’s School, Cape
Henry Collegiate, Fredericksburg
Christian, Denbigh Baptist,
Benedictine and Christchurch.
Christchurch
will
play
Fredericksburg Christian at 5
p.m. on Friday and then play
the winner or loser of the Cape
Henry Collegiate-Benedictine
match on Saturday, September
10. The finals and third place
matches will be held at 3 p.m. on
Saturday with closing ceremonies at 5 p.m.
Admission is free, and all are
welcome.
by Tom Chillemi
On
September
1,
the
Middlesex High junior varsity
volleyball team defeated visiting
Rappahannock in two games, 2510 and 25-11.
“Awesome serving won the
match,” said JV Lady Charger
coach Jennifer Harrow. “Taylor
Camden and Jamie Davis really
did a great job giving us easy
points at the line.”
Taylor Camden served for 21
points, including 12 aces, and
she had one kill. Jamie Davis
was good for eight points, six of
which were aces.
Good Middlesex defense aided
the first win in the season opener,
said Harrow. “The girls played
good defense. We still need to
work on setting up our offense.
Our passing and setting still
aren’t up to par.”
For the JV Lady Chargers,
Danielle Montgomery had two
points and a kill, and Katherine
Wood served for two points and
an ace.
Also, McClain Powell had a
point and two assists; Amelia
Garnett, one kill; Kelly Purcell, a
point; and Ashley Figg, one ace.
The Middlesex JVs also
defeated W&L on Tuesday.
The JV Lady Chargers will
host Northumberland on Tuesday, September 13. They are at
Rappahannock on September 15.
JV games begin at 6 p.m. and
are followed by varsity games at
7:30 p.m.
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The Middlesex YMCA youth
football schedule is as follows:
September 10—8-10 year olds,
9 a.m., Middlesex vs. Norththumberland (home); 11-12 year
olds at 10:30 a.m.
September
17—Lancaster
Twenty-three
boats compete
in FBYC regatta
Twenty-three boats participated
in the August 28 regatta at Fishing
Bay Yacht Club in Deltaville The
results are as follows:
In the Flying Scott Division
(8 boats): 1st - John, Maury and
Ellis Hubbard in Fathom Knot;
2nd - David Lee in Floozie; 3rd
- Mike Schmidt and Noel Clinard
in DouBloon; 4th - Richard and
Sharon Bauer in Hot Scot; and 5th
- Jim Hess in Salt Shaker.
In the Front Runner Division
(6 boats): 1st - Bill Spencer in
Red Dog; 2nd - Chris Rouzie in
No Name; 3rd - Lee Farinholt in
Blue Sparks; 4th - Chris Schmidt
and Grayland Mcfall in Mo Joe;
and 5th - Joseph Williams in Sling
Blade and Matt Braun in No Go
Tippy.
In the Laser Division (8 boats):
1st - Mark Saunders; 2nd - Bill
Warren; 3rd - Rob Whittemore in
Silver Bullet; 4th - Jon Deutsch
in Backspace and Alain Vincey in
Dixie Frog.
In the Mobjack Division (1
boat): 1st - Jerry Deservine.
(away), same times.
September 24—Northumberland (away), same times.
October 8—Lancaster (home),
same times.
October 15—Northumberland
(away), same times.
October
22—Lancaster
(home), same times.
Cheerleading and karate signups are closed. The cheerleading squads will be cheering for
the Middlesex teams at the dates
above.
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Ladies Day features ’Texas Scramble‘
The Piankatank River Ladies
Golf Association had a team
event for Ladies Day play on
September 1. The format was a
Texas Scramble. The preferred
drive for the team is chosen and
teammates play their own ball in.
The two best net scores are com-
bined for the team’s score.
In the first flight, the team of
Marty Torbett, Karen Gorin, Sally
Parkinson and Bev Hudgins won
with 109. In the second flight,
the team of Pat Olson, Roseanne
Moncure, Carole Elliott and Ruth
Wallace won with a 107.
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Sherita Burse
MHS standout
on winning
hoop team
Sherita Burse, a rising sophomore at Middlesex High School,
participated in the Suburban
Coalition Summer Basketball
League held at Oxon Hill High
School in Oxon Hill, Md.
Burse played for the Suburban
Coalition All Stars High School
Varsity Team and her team finished with a record 8-3, clinching first place in the playoffs and
winning the high school varsity
tournament.
Burse received a trophy and
free admission to play in next
year’s
Suburban
Coalition
Summer League.
Each team played two to three
games every weekend from July
16 through August 20. Burse
also had the opportunity to meet
and see in action current and
future college, ABA, and professional basketball players from
overseas.
In addition, the summer league
offered scouts a chance to come
out and see players from the
Washington, D.C., metro area in
action during the summer.
Burse is the daughter of Joan
Strickland and the late Orzelle
Burnett, and the granddaughter
of Lena Kimble of Stormont.
Burse started on last year’s
MHS varsity team as a freshman, and is a former standout in
the Middlesex Youth Basketball
League.
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September 8, 2005 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B3
Stingrays show strength
The three Tri-River Stingrays baseball teams successfully
opened their fall season this past
weekend.
The 12 and under Stingrays
won two games by the 10-run
rule against the Northern Virginia South County Hawks.
The 13 and under team
defeated the Richmond Dominion Dominators 15-6 in a nineinning game.
The 14 and under team downed
the Manassas Generals 11-3, and
lost a close game in extra innings
to the Stafford Pistols 8-7.
The Stingrays have players
from Gloucester, Middlesex,
Essex, Richmond County and
Northumberland.
13U Stingrays 15
Dominion Dominators 6
For the Stingrays, Devante
Baker had a single, double and
walk and scored two runs with
two runs batted in; Alexander Crittenden had three hits,
scored two runs and had three
runs batted in (RBI); Travis
Myers had two hits and one RBI;
Daniel McFarland had two hits,
scored a run and had one RBI;
Andrew Petersen had two hits,
one walk, two RBIs, and scored
two runs; Drew Pitts was hit by
a pitch and scored a run; Kevin
Walsh walked twice and scored
two runs; Carlton Pollard walked
once, scored a run, and had one
RBI; John Walsh had one hit,
one walk, one RBI, and scored
two runs; Quame Green had two
hits, scored two runs, and added
an RBI. The Stingrays used five
pitchers in the nine inning game
and struck out eight batters.
14U Stingrays 11
Manassas Generals 3
Nick Pryzbyl pitched five
strong innings and Justin Cooper
pitched the last two to help the
Stingrays pick up their first win
of the fall season. At the plate for
the Stingrays, Lynn Garner had
a hit and scored a run; Pryzbyl
had a hit and two walks; Matthew Fischgrund added a double,
scored a run, and had an RBI;
Johnny Lewis had a walk and
scored a run; Travis Myers had a
hit, a walk, and scored two runs;
Josh Hall added a hit, an RBI,
and scored a run; Brandon Oliff
had a hit, a walk, and scored two
runs; Justin Cooper had a hit, a
walk, scored two runs and had
three RBIs; P.D. Pollard had
three walks and scored a run; and
James Hence had a double, two
singles and had four RBIs.
14U Stingrays 7
Stafford Pistols 8
The Stingrays lost a close extra
inning game in the second game
of the season. For the Stingrays,
Myers had a hit; Jeremy Sayles
had two hits, one walk, and
scored two runs; Pryzbyl added
two hits and scored two runs;
James Hence had a hit, a walk,
and scored a run; Matthew Fischgrund had a hit, and a walk;
Johnny Lewis had three hits
and a walk; Brandon Oliff had a
single, a triple, and scored a run;
P.D. Pollard had a hit and a walk;
and Justin Cooper walked and
scored a run.
12U Stingrays 19
Northern VA Hawks 9
For the Stingrays in the first
game, Alex Hall, single, solo
home run, 3 runs, 2 RBI; Calvin
Strong, 2 singles, 1 double, 3
runs; David Lutz, 2 singles, 1
double, 2 RBI, 1 run; Adam
Baldwin, 1 single, 1 double, 3
runs, 2 RBI; Zany Crittenden,
2 doubles, 1 run, 3 RBI; Jacob
Houston, 2 walks, 1 RBI; Marcus
Garner, 1 single, 1 double, 1 run,
2 RBI; Shane Bristow, 1 double,
1 run, 2 RBI; John Purcell, 1
walk, 2 runs; Aaron O’Neil, 1
single, 2 runs, 1 RBI; and Tyler
Foster, 3 walks, 3 runs. Lutz,
Purcell, Bristow, and Crittenden
pitched for the Stingrays, walking 7 and allowing 1 hit.Purcell
was the winning pitcher.
12U Stingrays 11
Northern VA Hawks 5
Shane Bristow, 2 run home run,
1 single, 1 run, 2 RBIs; Houston,
2 doubles, 1 run, 2 RBIs; Baldwin, 1 double, 2 RBI. Crittenden,
1 double, 2 runs; Hall, 1 single,
3 runs, 1 RBI; Garner, 1 single,
1 RBI; Purcell, 1 single, 1 run;
O’Neil, 1 walk, 1 run; Foster,
1 walk, 1 run. Lutz, 2 walks, 1
run; Strong, 1 walk. Hall pitched
4 innings and gave up 1 hit and
1 run with 4 strikeouts. Baldwin
started the fifth and Crittenden
closed out the inning. Hall picked
up the win.
The Stingrays 12U team plays
at the sports complex this Saturday at 5 and 7 p.m. against the
Powhatan Pride and this Sunday
at 2 and 4 p.m. against the
Dominion Diamondbacks.
Coaches are reminded to
email game results
and highlights to
editor@ssentinel.com
by noon on Tuesdays.
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Bulkheads, Docks, RipRap
(804) 253-1396
Seahorse volleyball captains
Chirstchurch coach Patty Rimbey has announced the captains
for the 2005 Lady Seahorses volleyball team are senior Jess Crabill of Irvington and junior Molley Hardin of Stormont. Above,
from left, are Crabill, Coach Rimbey and Hardin. Christchurch
defeated Richmond Christian Tuesday night to improve to 1-2
on the season.
Chargers . . .
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ers who will probably play college football,” said Adams. “We
are also a fairly young team on
the line. We’ve got five sophomores on the offensive line. They
are good players, but they are just
young.
The Trojans scored 28 points
in the first half. “Once they got
the big lead, it was hard for us
to come back,” said Adams.
“We made some good plays but,
unfortunately, there were more
bad plays than good.”
The Chargers will visit the
Mathews Blue Devils this Friday,
September 9, at 7 p.m. in a
non-Tidewater District game.
Middlesex will play the Blue
Devils twice this season.
“We are hoping to get a win,”
said Adams. “If we can get some
wins early in the season, it will
motivate our boys to win late in
the season.”
Season tickets
available for
MHS games
MHS season sport passes are
now available for home games at
Middlesex High School.
Season passes are good for one
admission to all regular season
home games in all sports at
Middlesex High School.
The fall, winter and spring
season passes are $50 per person,
per season.
There is also a special family
package, which is two passes
for $200, with each additional
pass $25. For example, a family
of four can attend all games for
$250.
For further information, contact Brad Norris at Middlesex
High School at 758-2132 or
write Brad Norris, Middlesex
High School, 454 General Puller
Highway, Saluda, VA 23149.
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Middlesex Recreation
• Aerobic kickboxing— new
session starts September 12.
Classes are held at Tom Carter
Gymnasium on Mondays and
Thursdays, 6 to 7 p.m. The fee for
a once-a-week class is $20, and
$35 for twice-a-week. The classes
are ongoing every eight weeks.
• Gymnastics— new session
starts September 12 and runs
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through December 19. Classes
are held at Tom Carter Gymnasium on Mondays only. There will
be no class on the following Mondays: November 7 and November
28. The classes are for 13 weeks.
Register your child or children by
calling 758-0057.
For more information call the
department at 758-0057.
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RAPPAHANNOCK TRACTOR CO.
544 NORTH MAIN STREET
KILMARNOCK, VA
(804) 435-3161 OR (800) 526-7681
M-F 8-5:30 and Sat. 8-Noon
RAPPAHANNOCK TRACTOR CO.
646 RICHMOND HIGHWAY
TAPPAHANNOCK, VA
(804) 443-4374 OR (800) 262-5662
M-F 7:30-5 and Sat. 8-Noon
FLEET BROTHERS
10072 GENERAL PULLER HWY RT. 33
HARTFIELD, VA
(804) 776-6600 OR (800) 408-2426
M-F 8-5 and Sat. 8-Noon
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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Dan and Jeff Brown
P.O.Box 520, Lancaster, VA 22503
(804) 435-1085
Fax: (804) 435-2906
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J.A. Jessie,
Sr.,
&
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Marine Contractor
Serving the area for over 46 years
Piers • Retaining Walls, Seawalls, Jetties - Wood, Vinyl or Rip Rap,
Piledriving • New and Repair Work
776-6448
or
776-0418
Get Your Ad in the Southside Sentinel Business Directory!
Call Anita Minuth at the
Southside Sentinel (804) 758-2328
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Chesapeake Bay
PLUMBING
Specializing in:
water conditioning, repair work,
new installation in homes.
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license & insured
24 hr emergency service
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776-6695
Deltaville
POWELL’S HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Remodeling, complete renovations, additions,
garages, screened porches, decks, siding,
roofing, drywall, painting and home repairs.
All types of home improvements;
23 years experience.
References available; licensed,
and insured.
Douglas E. Powell
(804) 758-3710 • (cell) 854-3802
804-693-7310
757-871-5195
804-758-2452
Grading • Footers & Basements
Lot Clearing • Excavation

financing available for qualified applicants
Call your Local Rep
Ray Barrack
804-725-9686 or
804-815-9829 (cell)
Mathews, Va.
Exterior House Wash • Wood Preservation
Interior & Exterior Painting
Scott Stinchcomb• Mobile 776-0657 • Licensed & Insured
Strong, Dependable
Construction of Piers,
Bulkheads & Rip Rap
Beverley’s Handyman Excavating Service
Bulldozing • Landscaping • Bushhogging
Driveway (Road Material & All Types of Gravel)
East Coast Boat Lift Dealer
758-4007
Urbanna • (804) 758-1099
Mitchell Reiner
Construction
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Wesley Hatchell, Sr.
siding • roofing • decks • interior trim • additions
licensed & Insured (804)776-8341 leave message
Free Estimates
Tree Service &
Stump Grinding
H (804) 758-0357 • C (804) 347-9843 • (804) 445-5526
Licensed and Insured
Specializing in
Interior and
Exterior Painting
Carpentry
Drywall
Wallpapering
Deltaville Painting
&
Contracting
Owner
Licensed & Insured
Phone (804) 776-7663
ANTHONY N. KIRKLAND� Cell 512-8663�
Quality Constructed
Storage Barns
We also have Custom Gazebos!
Quaker Pool Shed
Call Wallace Davis,
Steve Barksdale or
John Arthur Robins
For details and prices.
FLEET BROTHERS
Route 33 • Hartfield
(804) 776-6600
“50 Years of Dependable Service”
Check out our internet specials at
www.fleetbrothersva.com
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Lic #2705-068052
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or you save by
completing it yourself!
SHORES & SHORES 
MARINE CONSTRUCTION Country Painting & Deck Care
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Demolition
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New Homes, Remodeling,
Lot clearing, Backhoe Services
Free Estimates • Class A Contractor
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Tree Removal, Bed Design, Grading
& Site Work, Irrigation Systems
Fully Insured - Robert J. Brown Jr.
804-758-4639
Any Size White Vinyl DH Window Installed
ONLY $219
Removal of Metal Windows Extra
D&T Handyman
Mobile #: (804) 512-9632
Local #: (804) 776-9487
Electrical, Plumbing,
& Small Carpentry
Bryan McCauley
Free Estimates!
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COMPLETE RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SERVICES
Standard Features
Double Lifetime Warranty • All Welded Sash & Door
3/4 Insulated Glass • Constant Force Balance • Tilt-In-Sashes
1/2 Screen • Dual Weather Stripping
Optional Features
Low-E Glass w/Argon Gas • Colonial Grids • Foam Insulation
Wrap Window Facing • Full Screens • Casements & Sliders • Bay & Bow
PRE-HUNG ALUMINUM
STORM DOORS
High Performance Solid Vinyl
Replacement Windows and Doors
PRICING INCLUDES
HARDWARE & INSTALLATION
(804)462-7840 or Toll-Free (866)462-7840
Showroom by Appointment
5344 Mary Ball Road, Lively, Virginia
Locally Owned & Operated by Julie and Artie Ransone
It’s Hard To Stop a Trane
Northern Neck Mechanical, Inc.
Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning
We service all makes & models
Residential/Commercial • Fully Licensed & Insured
24 Hour Service • Never an Overtime Charge
804-435-6149 • 800-301-2878
Class A License #2705047161A
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Call 758-2328 to find out how!
Marine Construction Division
Rip Rap Revetments
Piers • Bulkheads
Boat Lifts • Boat Houses
Jetties • Excavation
Boat Ramps • Repair
Slope Stabilization
Retainer Walls • Drains
Decks • Access Walkways
Shoreline Landscapes
Waterlines • Irrigation
Class A Licensed • License #2701 034192 • Bonded • Insured • References
Serving the Middle Peninsula and the Northern Neck
P.O. Box 275, Rts. 33 & 14,
Shacklefords, Va. 23156
www.southernlandcon.com
CLASSIFIEDS
To place a classified ad
call 758-2328 or email
<circulation@ssentinel.com>.
Real Estate
Real Estate
For Rent
For Rent
For Sale
Yard Sales
1 1/2 ACRE LOT, $24,000, 3 3/4 acre
lot with two homesites, workshop,
$46,000, Mobiles ok. Perked, 20 minutes north of Saluda, 776-7809, 3177113 cell.(9-1-4t)
A TRUSTED NAME in Virginia Real
Estate. Ownby & Associates, Inc. Assisting Sellers and Buyers with Real
Estate needs. Farms, Land, Waterfront Properties. Call Diane Bennett.
Ph. (804)730-0500.(6-16-13t)
BAY CUSTOM HOMES, INC.,
Saluda, VA. Over 70 plans to choose
from! System built custom homes in
a fraction of the time. (804)758-5180.
E-mail: baycustomhomesinc.com.(714-13t)
CORROTOMAN By The Bay— 1400sf
rancher. Totally renovated. Community water access and pool. $179,500.
Carolyn Bailey, ABR. IsaBell Horsley
Real Estate, (804)366-2554.(8-18-4t)
FOR SALE BY OWNER— Piankatank
River Golf Course, The Landing. 3BR,
3BA, attached garage, bonus room,
screened porch and deck. (804)7767776.(9-8-1t)
HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER—
Hartfield (Piankatank Shores). 2BR,
living/kitchen combo, garage. All appliances, ceiling fans and blinds. 3 yrs.
old $175,500. Call 776-6613.(9-1-2t)
LOT FOR SALE: Wake, Va. (Middlesex
County). 1.6 ac. wooded on culde-sac, 1.5 miles from two sandy
beaches and boat ramp. 3 miles from
Deltaville. Septic/well letter on hand.
$39,500. Call 776-9070.(9-1-3tRR)
RENOVATED
OLDER
HOME,
1800sq.ft. AS IS. 3BR, 2BA, dining
rm, living rm w/fireplace, office area,
large kitchen, large utility rm, several
outbldgs. 15 acres. $250,000 For Sale
by Owner. (804)824-4048.(9-1-4t)
URBANNA— LAGRANGE CREEK.
Totally renovated “Waterview Cottage” offers water views from every
room! LR, den w/FP, kitchen, dining area, utility room, 2BRs, 1BA,
3-season porch, deck, private pier
across street, paved driveway to 1car heated garage, summer kitchen.
$325,000. Betsy Crowther, Jim &
Pat Carter Real Estate, (804)4359888.(9-1-4t)
WATER VIEW— House and 10 acres,
near public landing. For sale by owner. Call (804)472-3765.(9-1-2t)
WATERFRONT
MEACHIM’S
CREEK— 1 acre, perked lots w/permit or 1-6 acre parcels. Lots from
$115,000. Owner financing, call
Bankie Benton, 758-5815, (804)2751798.(6-2-tfRR)
2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH water access
home w/deeded boat slip. $850 per
month. Call Steve Darman at Mason
Realty, 815-2036.(9-8-1t)
25’x50’ SPACE, ideal for storage or
small business. Rent $400 per month.
For more information, call (804)7581099.(11-24-tf)
3BR MOBILE HOME near Water View. $650 per month. Call
Irvin Shackelford at Mason Realty.
(804)815-8400.(9-8-1t)
50’x75’ SPACE AVAILABLE. Ideal
location for small business or storage space. For more information call
(804)758-1099.(1-13-tf)
DELTAVILLE— 2 bedroom apartment, $450 per month, plus utilities.
References, first month rent, and
security deposit required. Available
now! (804)776-6196.(9-1-4t)
DELTAVILLE— Office or retail store,
1295sq.ft. with 2500sq.ft. shop bays.
Will alter to suit tenants needs. Electric included. Call (804)363-0371 or
(804)920-1195.(9-1-13t)
GATED STORAGE UNITS at Cooks
Corner. 10x10 and 10x20. (804)7584192.(8-25-13t)
LARGE PRIVATE ESTATE HOME
on 12 acres, furnished, deep-water
harbor, boathouse, pier. One-year
lease required. $3,000 per month,
negotiable. Credit check required.
Call Debbie Morgan, Broker, Morgan
& Edwards Real Estate.(804)7251951.(12-23-tf)
OFFICE
SPACE—
Professional
Building, Deltaville, VA. Call (804)7584540.(1-13-tf)
PROFESSIONAL
OFFICE
in
Deltaville on high traffic Puller Highway. Will alter to suit tenant’s needs.
Ideal for Doctor, Dentist, Attorney.
Zoned VC. Call (804)776-0284.(7-713t)
RENT OUR WATERFRONT COTTAGE: Pier, beach, AC/heat, fireplace, two bedrooms, screened
porch, canoe. www.Rivahvacations.
com for information and pictures.
(804)741-5511 evenings. Summer
$700/week, off-season $500/week,
$250/weekend.(9-8-13t)
RIVER RUN, Hwy. 3/33, 3bed, 1
1/2bath, screened porch, beautiful
wooded acres, swimable lake, all appliances, satellite, $850/ month plus
utilities, 6 months, available now.
1(713)864-7241.(9-8-4t)
SLIP— NEW DOCK. Located near
municipal marina, Urbanna. Electricity and water. 5’ depth. $125/month.
Call 758-1606.(9-8-2t)
STORAGE UNITS IN DELTAVILLE.
Variety of sizes available. (804)3630371.(6-30-13t)
STORAGE UNITS, sizes from 5’x6’ to
12’x30’, reasonably priced. Adjacent
to Hummel Airport, Topping. Call 7583176.(4-21-52t)
URBANNA IN TOWN— 3 bedroom, 1
1/2 bath. Adjoins pool and playground
of Taber Park. $800/mo, references,
security deposit, no pets. Call for application. (804)776-9953.(8-18-tf)
URBANNA, WATERVIEW EFFICIENCY apartment with private entrance.
No pets. Rent by day $75 or by week
$475. For more information, please
call (804)758-5701.(9-1-4t)
WATERFRONT COTTAGE Locust
Hill area— 2BR/2 bath. $950/mo.
plus utilities and security deposit.
(804)758-0417 or (804)854-1170.(98-1t)
WATERFRONT HOME WITH PROTECTED DEEP WATER PIER NEAR
DELTAVILLE. 2BR, 2BA, hardwood
floors, fireplaces, screened porch, garage, river views. Unfurnished except
major kitchen/ laundry appliances.
$1500/mo. 6 month lease with option
to renew. (858)699-0670.(9-8-2t)
WATERFRONT, Wilton Creek off
Piankatank. Mariner’s Point Condo.
2BR, 2Bath, beautifully furnished,
fireplace, satellite TV, pool, tennis,
40’ yacht slip. $1,000/mo. (804)5863368.(6-9-tfRR)
1983 CONNER MOBILE HOME,
brown and beige. 2 large bedrooms, 1
large liv. rm., kitchen/ dining rm. combined, large bathroom, washer/dryer,
window AC unit, stove, refrigerator,
hot water heater; 3 ceiling fans. Asking
$12,000 (negotiable). Rt. 657, Dixon
Drive, Topping. 758-2039.(9-1-2t)
2002 OAKWOOD MOBILE HOME,
16x80, w/8x10 deck, gas fireplace,
3BR, 2 full BA, $35,000, Meadows
Trailer Park within 7 mi. of Deltaville
& marinas. (804)758-2218.(7-7-13t)
FILL DIRT. $80/load delivered. 30mile radius from Saluda. 758-2800.(630-tf)
FORD 8N TRACTOR, Auger, grader
box, plow, bush-hog, 2 axle trailer.
$5,900. (804)399-3550.(8-18-tf)
REDSKINS/ BEARS— 2 tickets, home opener, $59 each. Call
(804)758-9555.(9-1-2t)
SALE! SALE! SALE! Twin mattress
sets only $139. Full sets $189. Futon
sofa and mattress $189. 3pc. Dinette
$189. Courthouse Antiques, Rt.17 Bypass, Saluda, (804)758-4861.(8-4-13t)
STEEL BUILDING 50x80, $24,000.
(804)758-2676.(8-11-tf)
STEEL BUILDINGS— Top of the line,
20x24, 25x36, 35x60. Pay only remaining balance. Can store or deliver
immediately! Financing available. Reserve yours today. 1-800-222-6335,
ext.6000.(9-1-2t)
SWEET POTATOES FOR SALE. Beauregard variety. $11 per box. Call
(804)776-7292.(9-8-2t)
UTILITY TRAILER (5x8ft. bed), $425;
24ft. extension ladder, $55; LP gas
log fireplace insert, $70; BBQ smoker, $25; gasoline blower, $35; pair
floor EPI speakers, $35; wet/dry vac,
$40; hedge trimmer, $35. Call 7584070.(9-8-1t)
AFFORDABLE FRESH CUT FLOWER Arrangements, $2 up. Wholesale
herbs, perennials, shrubs. Summer
sale! Granny’s Garden at Urbanna
Flea Market/Antiques. Thurs.-Sun.(811-13t)
MOVING/ YARD SALE— Urbanna
Harbour, September 10th, 9a.m.1p.m. Multi family. Furniture, boating
items, fishing equipment, baby items,
antiques. Follow signs off Rt. 227
before bridge into Urbanna. Rain or
shine.(9-8-1t)
SATURDAY, Sept. 10, 7a.m.-Noon.
Furniture, bedding, draperies, rugs,
lamps, dishes, computer keyboard/
monitor and other household items.
1951 Montague Island Rd., Jamaica.
Route 605, Canoe House Road, to
Route 604, Nesting Rd. to Montague
Island Rd.(9-8-1t)
Yard Sales
CALL 804-758-2328
TO PLACE YOUR
CLASSIFIED AD.
8 to 3, SATURDAY, Sept. 10th, 198
Edgewater Rd. near Christchurch
School. (Rt. 673) Items A-Z!(9-8-1t)
1972 GRAMPIAN SAILBOAT, swing
keel. Very sturdy for heavy weather.
Sleeps 6, sails main and jib, galley,
$1500. (804)314-6638, 758-8307.(825-4tRR)
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1987 HONDA ACCORD, runs good
but needs work, $1,000 OBO; 2002
Hyundai Santa Fe, low mileage,
excellent condition, $16,500. 7580021.(9-8-4t)
1993 JAGUAR XJ6 Vanden Plas—
60k miles, British racing green, just
serviced and inspected. Excellent
condition. $9,500. Photos via email.
(804)694-7344.(9-8-tf)
1999 CHRYSLER CONCORD 4D
sedan white, 53K miles, clean, all options, chrome wheels, leather interior,
CD/radio player. $5,500. (804)3146638, 758-8307.(8-25-3tRR)
2000 FORD EXPEDITION Eddie
Bauer— 2WD, 78k, excellent condition. $12,500 OBO. (804)7760022.(8-25-3t)
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Deltaville, VA 23043
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ADVENT SAILS INC
AHLGREN PER
ALDERKS DAVID A
ALEMAO JOAO GERALDO
ANDERSON JEFFREY
ANDERSON ROSE
ANDERSON KENNETH EDWARD
ANTONE’S EXPRESS REEL GRINDING INC
ARNOLD LYNDA STARR T/A
UNIQUELY YOURS
ARTHUR SUSAN JAYNE
ATLANTIC BEACON ENTERPRISES INC
B & J LTD
BAGBY GEORGE EDWIN
BAGBY JR FREDDIE WILBER
BAGBY LEATHA
BAGBY MARSHALL E
BAILEY ROBERT TYLER
BAKER DOUGLAS E
BAKER SCOTT MICHAEL &
BAKER DONNA MARIE
BANKS SHERRY ANA
BARNES JOE
BAYSIDE INVESTORS INC
BEANE JR JAMES W &
BEANE CATHERINE
BECKETT GARY
BEEDLE BRENDA LEE
BELL BILLIE JO
BENNETT BRYAN KEITH
BENNETT LOUISE M
BERNIE’S UNIQUE GIFTS
BERTHUCAT OLIVER
BLAKE MARY C
BLAKE STEPHEN MELVIN
BLAND COLONIA EVELYN &
SERIOUS JR LARRY CARDELL
BLUE RIVER MUSIC INC
BOHANNON MARTHA ANN
BOJORQVEZ-SANTOS FELICIANO
BOULET CLAUDE
BOWENS ANTHONY
BOWENS LACEY JAY
BOWMAN DANIEL W
BOYD WILLIE TERRELL
BRARENS JAMES M
BRAUN CHRIS
BRAXTON 3RD LEVI EARL
BRAXTON-CARR VALERIE J
CARR WILLIAM EARL
BREWSTER JOHN MILTON
BROKENBOROUGH RICHARD M
BROOKS BRIAN L
BROWN JR HENRY WATT
BROWN LAURA
BROWN MELISSA ANN
BRUNER TIMOTHY
BRYANT WILLIAM CECIL &
BRYANT ALMA LEE
BULFOR JAMES
BULLOCK DOUGLAS JACKSON
BULLOCK RUSSELL ROSS
BURKE GREG
BURKHAMMER FLOYD J
BURRELL THALIA F
BURRUSS REBECCA WILLIAMS &
BURRUSS WALTER LEE
BURSE GEORGIA ANNA
BYRNE SARAH E
CALL COMMUNICATIONS INC
CALL SR BARRY WAYNE &
CALL REBECCA JAYNE
CAMPBELL JOHN ARLISS
CANTWELL FRANK &
CANTWELL DONNA
CANTWELL JAMES F
CARLO-HICKMAN PATRICK GIAN
CARPIN CAROLYN TAYLOR
CARTER LETITIA LINETTE
CARTER LORRIE
CARTER MARY
CARTER WILMA IRENE HILL
CARWILE STUART F
CEPERICH STEPHEN &
CEPERICH CARY N
CHAFIN DANIEL FRANKLIN
CHAMBERLAIN HAULING
CHENAULT PARKE C
CHRISTIAN BRENDA RENEE
CLAYTON EARL
COBB CARLO RYDELL &
ROBINSON RUTH THOMPSON
COBERLY III JOSEPH GLENN
COCKERILLE MARY J
COINER RICHARD &
COINER BETTY
COLLINS WILLIAM HILLERY
COOK HAROLD
COOKE LAURA BELLE
COOKE MARGARET FRANCES
COOKE SHANNON WARREN
COOKE THOMAS &
COOKE CHIQUITA SMITH
COOPER THOMAS
COURTNEY RAY
COX RUSSELL DOUGLAS
CRADER ROY C T/A
ROY CRADER HORSE SHOEING
CRADER ROY CLEVELAND
CRITZER M TRAVIS &
CRITZER ANGELA R
CRONK CONSTRUCTION INC
CROOK ZANE W
CROWN MELISSA ELIZABETH
CROXTON ELLA ROSE
CROXTON JOYCE THOMAS
DALTON JAMES G
DANT RICHARD LAURENCE
DAVIS CASSANDRA DENISE
DAVIS JAMES LAWRENCE &
DAVIS VELVET NICOLE
DAVIS LISA BARKER &
DAVIS SAMUEL W
DAVIS RAYMOND E
DAVIS ROBERT E
DAVIS ROBERT LEWIS &
DAVIS JANET F
DAVIS RODNEY
DEAVULT MARY ELIZABETH EST
DEDES CHRISTOS D
AMOUNT DUE
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154.72
700.00
12.49
5.24
47.81
10.17
18.90
17.50
35.93
452.08
279.94
30.49
13.44
11.52
40.18
9.73
78.89
181.61
6.98
42.00
237.69
24.99
663.46
41.24
14.14
64.09
22.14
18.00
57.72
68.16
214.87
14.68
613.75
13.60
14.41
700.00
136.8
38.68
6.42
154.04
195.97
17.50
9.73
16.63
6.07
20.67
30.52
25.44
280.00
26.35
296.10
235.33
26.25
7.15
13.31
700.00
217.00
6.33
273.28
6.24
527.24
5.25
314.61
28.18
26.46
75.39
10.20
47.04
6.33
97.02
12.48
6.42
650.48
42.35
80.82
473.94
5.92
8.62
5.76
22.88
14.78
17.50
442.33
7.53
280.00
7.53
8.00
8.08
16.80
117.57
700.00
12.77
85.75
14.67
227.47
423.20
213.64
62.28
242.61
14.40
77.33
429.78
9.00
66.12
5.29
10.99
15.36
7.20
700.00
14.70
478.31
NAME
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DIXON DEANN MARIE
DIXON THOMAS E &
DIXON HALLIE V EST
DUBRINO CAROL ANN
DUNLEVY LOLLA JANE
DUPONT-HUIN OLIVER &
BRIAND ISABELLE
DURLING WILLIAM
DURRBECK CHRISTOPHER O
EARNHARDT JR CHARLES B
EASTBURN DEANNA N
EL AUDREY BEY
ELLIS JACK
EPPS ANGELA WARNETTA H
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTAGE ASSOC
FELTS LEWIS W
FERGUSON FAWN LINN
FIRSTLEASE INC
FISHER TIFFANY CARLSON &
FISHER JR THOMAS LEE
FIX JOSHUA BEN
FOMIN PAUL DANIL
FOSTER CHRISTIAN AVERY
FOSTER LONNIE R &
FOSTER DONNA RAY
FOSTER RACHEL V
FOSTER TRAVIS DEWAYNE
FREITAG ADOLPH
G & G TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES INC
TOPS SAVE & UFO
GABLE ROBERT W EST
GAFFNEY JOHN G
GAINES JEAN ANN
GALIMORE JEANETTE HODGES
GAMEZ WILLY A
GARDNER GINA GEOVANKA T/A
TAILORED CLASSICS
GIBSON CLINTON
GLAVE G
GLENLARRO LMTED LIABILITY CO
GOINS SHIMA TERA
GOMPERS ROZ &
GOMPERS WALT
GOOCH WILLIAM
GORBALENYA YANA
GRAHAM DAVID BRYANT
GRAZIANO DARLENE ANN
GREEN JOHN FRANKLIN
GREEN OLIN ST CLAIR
GREEN PURCELL LEE
GREENPOINT CREDIT LLC
GREGORY III RICHARD IRA &
ANDERSON HEATHER ANNE
GREGORY JAMIE BUCKNER
GREGORY JR ERNEST LINWOOD
GREGORY KENNETH &
GREGORY LINDA
GRIBBIN MARGARET ANNE
GRIFFIN ALBERT EST
GUSTI SR WALTER A &
GUSTI SYLVIA DODD
GWYNN PEARL A EST
H K ENTERPRISES
HALE ROGER VAUGHN
HALL DEAN EDWARD
HARMON PAUL DAVID
HARRIS ERNEST LINWOOD &
HARRIS RUTH HELEN
HARRIS LARRY LYNN
HARRIS WILHELMENA S
HATTON JR DONALD BURTON
HAYES BARETT J
HAYWOOD MICHAEL C
HAYWOOD ROBERT CHRISTIAN
HENDERSON SR EDWARD D
HENDRICKSON ROBERT T
HIGGINS JOANNA BETH
HILL ROBERT WILLIAM
HINSON BILLY JOE
HIZTYME FARM LLC
C/O RIVERS END FARM
HOCK JR JOSEPH W
HODGES ADA &
HODGES JAMES
HOFFMAN KENNETH
HOGGE THOMAS C
HOUSTON TRACEY WILSON
OUTDOOR SPORTS ADVENTURES
HUEBNER MARK ALAN
HUMKE MARK
HUNTER CAROLYN C
ROBINS NEST INC
ISLANDVIEW SOLUTIONS INC
J & M MARINA/CROWN MARINE
JACKSON JAMISON GEORGE
JACKSON KENNETH CORNELIOUS &
JACKSON LINDA
JACOBSEN JOHN A
JANSCHEK DAVID SCOTT
JARAMILLO MEZA MARTIN HERMOSILLO
JIMENEZ MANUEL
JOHNSON DAVID R
JOHNSON GORDON ARTHUR
JOHNSON KIM YVETTE
JOHNSON LESTER ELLIXSIN
JONES ANTHONY D
JONES NEIL S
JONES SR DAVID L EST
JONES SR JAMES D
JUNIOR ROBERT S
KAISER J
KEEFE GAIL H &
KEEFE JR WILLIAM E
KEENAN LESTER ALOYSIUS
KELLEY KEVIN
KENNEDY GLENDA THOMAS
KENNEDY JR EUGENE RHYNE
KENNETH S ROSEN GUARDIANSHIP
KEVORKIAN ELOUISE CARMODY
KEVORKIAN GEORGE &
KEVORKIAN JERRIE CARMODY
KEY LAKESHA RENEE
KEYE CHARLES O
KEYSER GENEVA TAYLOR
KEYSER LYNN M EST
KIMBLE LARRY NOBLE
KIMBLE LOUIS &
KIMBLE BERTHA
KIMBLE SHARON ROSLYN
KING JESSICA LYNETTE
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AMOUNT DUE
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10.47
208.80
37.20
6.42
525.67
1,646.40
15.97
135.24
37.12
10.08
219.02
11.39
294.72
51.18
7.35
9.38
13.13
14.24
72.87
101.48
322.49
182.40
7.00
39.69
187.83
96.78
362.60
30.87
45.95
65.17
44.73
4.90
56.45
60.27
7.72
39.80
280.00
41.93
87.36
22.13
86.54
8.39
60.00
116.64
14.33
8.26
19.68
201.09
56.77
3.50
69.55
9.12
1,032.99
19.65
16.08
12.77
12.96
9.64
29.30
17.28
8.69
7.00
3.50
36.29
39.34
23.98
10.37
7.35
165.66
22.49
11.04
700.00
24.05
36.41
63.75
127.58
10.56
60.41
37.10
11.20
353.54
11.76
167.57
649.74
131.50
8.08
7.15
84.53
139.06
70.87
13.87
70.00
6.20
17.67
6.34
12.25
338.10
50.82
90.51
73.01
19.20
38.30
55.97
10.66
14.14
8.08
95.04
66.24
9.12
33.60
215.04
20.76
9.64
NAME
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KIRKLAND HUEY MARLIN &
KIRKLAND DEBRA MAE
KIRSH BLANCHE BURNETT
KNIGHT CARVER EUGENE
KOLDEWEY RICHARD P
KOVAC ALFRED JOSEPH EST
KRUSE TREVOR CHRISTIAN
KUPCHYK ARETA LIDIA
KYLE RANDY K
LAMBERT PAULA ANN
LANCASTER LAURA MAE
LANE SR WILLIAM ELLIOTT
LANGFORD FARON RAY
LANGREHR PAUL A
LANKFORD MARY
LAW HAROLD JOSEPH &
LAW CAROL ANN
LEDFORD JEFFREY L
LENZ CYNTHIA MARGARET
LENZ ROBERT EUGENE
LETTS MARVIN WILLIAM
LEWIS JR JOSEPH A
LEWIS PAT
LIESFELD JR CHARLES P &
LIESFELD ROBERT MICHAEL
LINCOLN DEYMARA NICKEEN
LINDEN SCOTT
LIVINGSTON STEPHANIE NICHAEL
LOCKLEY JR PERCY
LOMMEL WENDY JEAN
LOWE BEVERLY
LOXLEY ISLA WILHELMINIA
LUDWIG DONALD E
LUKAS JOHN FRANCIS EST
LYERLY TOM
LYNCH TERESA WINIGER
MADDOX JAMES CARL
MALLORY KATHLEEN A
MARLIN LEASING
MARSHALL CHRISTOPHER BRYAN
MARTIN CHARLES D
MASON JR CURTIS SHEPPARD
MCDOWELL GEORGE A
MCDOWELL VEULAH B
MCKENZIE JOHN
MCMANAMA EARL W
MCRAE JOSEPH A
MEADOR HERMAN F
MILLER DEBRA D T/A
SALON XL
MINGEE ROGER
MONAHAN ELIZABETH A &
MONAHAN GEORGE E
MOODY JR WILLIAM CULLEN
MOODY MORTON WAYNE
MOREHOUSE THOMAS
MORRIS TERRY W
MORRIS VANESA J
MORRIS WILLIAM LAWRENCE
MORSE JAMES W
MORTENSEN WILLIAM H
MOSS BRIAN M T/A
ZYMETRICAL’S MUSIC NOVELTY
MURPHY JAMES J &
MURPHY MILDRED B
MURPHY JAMES JUNIOR
MUSICK WILLIAM
MUZA ERIC
MYERS BARRY E
NEWTON ADAM
NORCIA THOMAS P
NORTHROP GLEN
O’CONNELL JIM &
O’CONNELL JANE
OADES MICHAEL
OAKWOOD ACCEPTANCE CORP
OSBOURNE MARGARET
PACKETT ADAM WAYNE
PARR RONALD G &
PARR JANE P
PARSONS BRIAN WAYNE
PARSONS KENNETH D
PAYNE CLARENCE
PAYNE OTELIA T
PB & CD LLC
PEEBLES BETH C
PERDUE NICHOLAS
PEREGOY KELLY R &
PEREGOY CHARLES
PETERS RUSSELL
PETITT MARTIN E
PHILLIPS JAMES PRESTON
PIERCE LAQUETTA YVONNE
PITZER JR VANCE
PLUMMER KACIE
POOLE DANNY
PORTER THOMAS RAY
DOUGLAS POWELL-DRYWALL
POWELL DOUGLAS EDWARD
POWELL VALERIE BRISTOW
PRESSON DENA KIMBERLY
PRESTON PETER ROBERT
PRICE JENNIFER RENNA
PRICE SCOTT A
PRINCE KEVIN E
RANSOME GEOFFREY DWIGHT
RED SKY INCORPORATED
REDMOND JOHN ALLEN
REED KIM MARIE
RENTAWAYS AMERICA
REXROAT JOHN W (EST)
RIDLEY JOHN WALTER
RIFE JASON P
RIVERS END FARM LLC
ROANE LOTTIE MAY
ROBEY DONNA
ROBINS GORDON A
ROCKWELL DAVID M
ROGERS TOM
ROSE JR RICHARD ARNOLD
T/A THE WORKS
ROWE ALLEN RAYMOND
ROWE VALDIMIR IVAN
ROWE 3RD ROBERT GRANT
ROWLAND T
ROYE CLARENCE T &
ROYE DREMA
RUFFIN AJANI MAURICE
RUSS DARROW LEASING CO
RUSSELL KENDALL S
AMOUNT DUE
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13.44
30.81
24.25
110.74
46.30
5.68
65.95
236.18
16.79
26.64
90.37
19.11
36.75
48.62
228.41
6.53
49.17
8.17
41.61
522.11
129.36
154.11
17.46
280.00
5.23
134.88
420.98
43.30
10.37
179.80
10.50
147.98
58.52
9.36
176.37
8.44
13.88
77.77
232.09
118.57
696.78
4.41
47.67
62.23
10.50
73.36
38.08
9.36
17.76
231.28
75.57
245.76
36.75
26.09
10.56
25.66
56.19
18.84
26.40
17.5
439.04
33.81
205.66
700
700
490
147.36
10.56
42.9
190.26
11.67
7.39
34.82
19.84
227.04
27.37
164.89
47.22
39.73
71.54
527.38
26.00
700.00
50.91
133.91
33.95
5.25
81.03
8.00
29.58
135.24
6.53
10.50
17.76
233.73
1,180.90
29.86
17.82
624.30
12.13
700.00
14.79
70.00
4.21
280.00
680.54
47.15
317.52
17.43
55.66
24.71
30.97
666.40
90.72
73.22
341.64
63.21
RYAN DANIEL L
SALMONS JR ROBERT E
SALUDA MOTOR COURT
SANDERS NORRIS WAYNE
SATTERWHITE CECIL F
SAUNDERS MARK W
SAUNDERS TAMATHA N
SAUNDERS WILLIAM A
SAYASANE KEOVILAISACK &
SAYASANE PATRICIA
SAYLES JACQUELIN ELAYNE
SAYLOR KEVIN RAY
SAYLOR MELISSA SUE
SCHULTZ JACOB DANIEL
SCHWARTZ JEFF
SCHWARTZ TIMOTHY T
SCOTT JEFFREY ALBAN
SCOTT ROSE L
SEANNING MICHAEL
SEIPE LORNE MICHAEL
SHEFFIELD MICHAEL THOMAS
SHEFFIELD REBECCA LYNN &
SHEFFIELD MICHAEL THOMAS
SIMMONS RANDOLPH L
SIMPSON MARK
SLETTEN ALFRED
SLOWINSKI TRISHA ANNE
SMITH CHARLOTTE RENEE
SMITH CURTIS A
SMITH DAISY M
SMITH GARLAND EUGENE
SMITH KENNETH S &
SMITH MARTHA H
SMITH RICHARD A
SMITH ROBIN
SOLES KEVIN
SPERLEIN JOHN WILSON
SPRING MICHELLE JEAN
STAGG JAMES W
STATON 3RD DOUGLAS SEAFORD
STEURER JR ELWOOD FRANKLIN
STEWART ROBERT &
STEWART DAPHNE
STOCKNER JAMES FLOYD
STOKES JOSEPH ALLEN
STONE SADIE RACHAEL
STORY H EUGENE
STOUT-BOONE LORI ANN
331.24
16.32
27.60
385.28
276.36
298.41
11.21
668.36
71.29
5.60
22.13
13.31
13.5
504.7
837.2
70.08
108.48
522.34
170.19
47.95
57.82
331.49
204.82
8
24.53
23.52
10.74
16.32
16.45
115.99
116.24
501.80
66.24
103.53
7.07
27.48
27.28
4.19
3.68
16.88
3.50
16.71
89.43
15.15
STURGEON CREEK DEVELOPEMENT CORP
SWEARENGIN JR JAMES ALVIN
TALLEY 3RD JOHN C
TAYLOR ADA R &
TAYLOR 2ND CHARLIE W
TAYLOR DAVID MATHEW
TAYLOR JAMES
TAYLOR SR RICHARD W
THACKER STEVE WILLIAM
THOMPSON BARRY
THOMPSON LINDA M
THOMPSON RICHARD W
THORNTON RANDALL CARRICK
THREE RIVERS TRAFFIC CONTROL INC
THRIFT SERVICE
TOWER DEKE-CHIRS
TRAINHAM SANDRA JEAN
TRAPP JASON FRANK
TREXLER ROBERT
TRIO BUS SERVICES INC
TROVINGER JENNIE &
TROVINGER JOHN
TSOURAS THEODORE P &
WALDENBURG IVAR V
TUCKER JAMES C
TULLOS SHARON MUSICK
TURNER JR HENRY
UNG-WATSON NAY &
WATSON DOC
USRY RAYE E EST
VAIA MIKE
VANDEVELDER DAVID FRANK
VAZIOURACIS GEORGES A
GV-TECH COMPUTER SOLUTION
VETERE GENE
VIDEO CAPERS INC
VIRGINIA SOUND & VIDEO LLC
WALDEN SHERI GUPTON
WALKER C DOUG
WALTON ELLEN FAYE
WALTON WILLIAM &
WALTON LISA
WAR TOM
WARD MARYROSE
WASHINGTON BRENDA DENISE
WASHINGTON JR RANDALL V &
WASHINGTON LISA
WASHINGTON LISA SUCCIO
46.66
50.06
8.82
168.96
59.78
160.34
45.21
13.69
112.92
84.04
3.50
21.77
10.50
59.4
357.7
24.5
6.42
141.37
1,042.80
115.55
95.55
57.82
14.40
4.32
11.56
66.85
130.34
8.17
41.02
280.00
256.44
272.55
9.00
70.07
19.47
51.21
441.00
7.89
13.31
13.14
51.56
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AKIS JOHNSON
ASHE FRANK W JR
BAGBY CHARLES EDWARD JR R/S
BAGBY EDSEL
BAGBY ISSAAC EST
BAGBY JOHN HEIRS
BAGBY WALTER
BAILEY DAYNA MARIE &
ANTHONY EUGENE
BANKS RICHARD EST
BANKS SHERRY ETAL
BLAKE MARY C
BOROUGHS ROBERT A
BOYD ALISON
BOYD CLARA
BRACEY PAULETTE MARIA
C/O RONALD LLOYD THOMAS
BRAXTON ODESSA
BRAXTON ZACK
BREWER JOHN A
BRIGGS MARILYN L
BRISTOW EVERETTE A & MARY LOU
BROOKS CARTER B & EMILY F
BROOKS NANCY G
BROWN DUANE ODELL ETAL
BROWNLEY DALTON D III &
TANYA B R/S
BRYANT SELENA V
BRYANT WILLIAM C SR & ALMA L R/S
BURNETT ANNA ROBERTSON
BURNETT MATTHEW D
BURNETT PATRICIA N
BURRELL IRVING & ROSALINE
BURSE DEBORAH L
BURSE GEORGIA ANNA
CALL BARRY W SR &
REBECCA J
R/S
CAMPBELL GARY W &
ANGELA M R/S
CAMPBELL SUSIE
CARNEAL MILLARD CONWAY
C/O ARTHUR J RUSSELL III
CARTER RICHARD AND LUCY
CHANDLER WILLIAM WENDELL
LIFE EST
CHEATON RENEE A KING
CLARE JEFF
COCKRELL BARBARA C
CONWAY JAMES KINNER
COOK CHARLES E
COOK GEORGE H
COOK WANDA
COOKE CHARLES E &
GERTRUDE C
COOKE ERNEST L JR &
DIANNE
CORBIN JUDITH LONG &
CHARLES H
R/S
CORBIN MARIAN A &
WAKE ANNA L
CROWN JOHN A JR
CROWN JOHN A JR &
MARY R R/S
CROWN JOHN A JR &
MARY R R/S
CROXTON JOHN R JR
CUDLIPP ALICE
CUDLIPP ALICE V
DAVIS ROBERT E &
JENNIFER T JEWEL
DELAURA SAMUEL C & MARGARET K
DENTON WALTER C & THELMA G
HUMPHREYS SR BENJAMIN
DONAHOE THOMAS E III
DUFF ASHLEY M
ELLIOTT ROBERT E JR &
ROBERT E SR
ELLIS EDWARD K
EUBANK ROBERT C
FAWCETT LUCILLE
FELTS LEWIS WATSON
FERGUSON KENNETH EUGENE E
FERGUSON KENNETH EUGENE ETUX
MAP#
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18
25
43A
35
13
NM
16
17
29
19
26
30A
37A
41
40
5
3
4
14
10
5
44
57
29 24
19
19
30 12
37
4
20A 1
18
27
6
39
12
38
26
19
19
38
25
26
4
32
17
6
110
24
1
1
6
124
97
5
106
27
2A
4
256
232
5
2
24
150
6
136
AMOUNT DUE
----------
302.88
52.80
137.28
376.80
79.20
1.00
135.96
57.79
432.96
26.16
504.96
1,705.92
18.79
845.28
9.60
220.32
14.40
34.32
1.86
84.96
184.56
284.64
286.08
5.17
64F
6
6
2
141B
141A
302
1
1A
548.64
218.03
103.20
290.23
77.28
41.61
421.92
34.32
3.60
8
16
120.96
6
NM
31
3
704.16
6.08
8
240A
289.68
42.24
142B
3
149
169A
43
100A
33
115C
62.40
21.60
40.80
9.26
42.67
476.16
52.32
434.88
12
182.26
39
38
7
18
4
4
23
13
27 16
38A 1
27
36
18
38
29
19
29C
1
9
8.34
37A
7
58
245.79
13
41
26
37
B2
41
26
B
633.12
41 26
30 12
37A 6
37A 6
B1
3A
177
186
236.16
141.12
56.46
584.43
30
37A
37A
2
29
29A
56A
54
13
27
1
4
164.16
5.76
19.20
30.72
75.36
448.32
105
89
211A
17
95A
1
36A
9.60
173.76
384.72
31.20
31.20
150.82
31.68
37A
19
19
37
8
28A
28
3
1
6
4
6
3
52.16
2,314.08
WATKINS GLENN A
WATSON III DANIEL
WATSON ROBERT WILLIAM
WEAKLEY STEPHANIE RENEE
WEBB RAY ALLAN &
WEBB MARY C
WEIDMAN JOHN ALAN
WERNER JOHN GREGORY
WEST BRYANT JEROME
WHITE 4TH LUTHER
WHITWORTH WARREN
WILCOX MATHIS
WILEY WILLIAM Z
WILLBANKS JAMES ARNOLD
WILLIAMS ANTHONY DALE
WILLIAMS EDITH SHULTZ
WILLIAMS J T
WILLIAMS JERRY T &
WILLIAMS GRETA G
WILLIAMS JR CHARLEY J
WILLIAMS MARY CARTER EST &
WILLIAMS RAYMOND MATTHEWS
WILLIAMS VIRGINIA C
WILTSHIRE GLORIA JEAN
WINGFIELD DENNIS R
WINGFIELD DORIS
WINNS FELICIA R
WOLFE DENNIS W
WOLFE HEATHER MARIE
WOLFE JAMES LEE
WOLFE ZELMA MARIE
WOOD CHRISTOPHER GARY
WOOD FRED G
WOODS FRED &
WOODS MARY BELLE
WOODS RONALD POWELL
WRIGHT DWAYNE ANTHONY
WRIGHT MARGARET M (MARKS)
XCELPLUS INTERNATIONAL
YEAMAN CHIP
YERBY WINSTON LEVERN
YOUNG GARY TRENT
YOUNG JAMES ROBERT
YOUNGLOVE SARAH
ZASIMOWICH MYSTRE DON
ZASIMOWICH PAUL DWIGHT
158.76
6.86
4.90
12.49
1,053.50
4.97
240.68
15.78
197.72
48.66
16.54
28.48
6.15
16.13
19.65
186.20
144.06
78.72
17.84
10.66
27.45
83.51
8.16
9.00
23.15
7.07
19.65
14.88
11.67
103.50
184.12
10.39
8.36
125.76
57.50
280.00
3.92
20.30
199.47
68.22
14.70
FINAL TOTALS...
$57,131.62
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AMOUNT DUE
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FIELDS LU ANN
FISHER THOMAS LEE JR
FORREST EDWARD
FOSTER JAMES WILLIAM
FURHMAN ELLA LOUISE
FURHMAN LOUISE B
FURHMAN LOUISE BOYD
GARDNER BRAXTON
GAYLES MARTHA P EST
GILL LORI B
GRAHAM DAVID
GREEN JEFFREY G &
LAURA C
GREEN JOHN F & MARY G
GEN JOHN F & MARY G
R/S
GREENWOOD ORA BYRD
GREENWOOD ORA F
GREENWOOD ORA F R/S
GRIFFIN LAWRENCE ETALS
HARPER JOSEPH G
HARRIS ERNEST L
HARRIS FRANK
HARRIS HENRY & ISABEL
HARVEY RALPH THOMAS JR
HENDERSON EDWARD DOUGLAS SR
HENRY CRYSTAL E
HERITAGE HOLDINGS LLC
HIGGINS SHELBY W II &
SUSAN LUNSFORD
HODGES GEORGE T &
DARNETHIA P
HOLMES VERNAH & CLIFFORD
HOLT LEROY & ANDREA R/S
HUDGINS AUBREY M & AVONNE W R/S
JOHNSON FRANCIS W & ANNE C
JOHNSON LAURA B
JONES STAINISLAUS M
JONES YVONNE B
JUSTIS MICHAEL CORNELIA ETAL
KEEFE WILLIAM E JR &
GAIL H
R/S
KEMP JOHN FRANK EST
C/O JOHN F KEMP
KEMP RAYMOND A & SANDRA A
KEMP RAYMOND A & SANDRA C R/S
KEYSER JEAN FRANCES
KIAH JOSEPH & RUTH
KIDD MADELYN SCOTT
KIMBLE CORNELL A
KIMBLE LENA W & JACK
KING DANIEL EST
KING HENRY A & DEBORAH ET AL
KING RENEE A
KIRSCH DAVID W & THERESA M R/S
LAZARON EDWARD G &
NANCY K R/S
LEWIS JOSEPH A & PATRICIA K
LEWIS JOSEPH A JR & PATRICIA K
LEWIS WALTER ZENO
LOCKLEY CLARENCE & JOHN
LOCKLEY DAVID E
LOCKLEY MARVIN E & THELMA M
LOWE FRANCES LAWS
MANSFIELD RANDOLPH & EVELYN J
MARTIN CHERYL F
MARTIN VARAPORN T
MCKRAY JOHN
MID-STATES HOMES INC
MINOR CHARITY CORP
MITCHELL MARION
MOBLEY EDWARD F
MONDS ROBERT E
MONTGOMERY JOANNE LIFE ETAL
MOODY KENNETH L &
KIMBERLY L R/S
MOODY KENNETH L SR &
KIMBERLY L R/S
MORRIS VANESSA R
MURACA CHARLES D SR &
ROBIN C R/S
MURDOCK ROBERT W
MUSICK ERNEST B
NEWTON CHARLES E
NUCKOLS DAVID W
19
24
40 93
1
38
298C
28A 3
3
40
291B
39
58A
39
4
1
13
45
12
81
19C 1 D 12
25
17D
31.20
353.28
1,775.52
289.92
61.92
215.04
60.96
71.79
58.56
182.40
50.40
14B 1 B 12
14A 1
11E
26
43
19
255
19A 1
3
19
267
29
84
37A 6
140
38
282A
11
14
12
113
40 119
1
29 14
5
30
59
20A 1
50
114.24
106.56
211.68
16.32
22.80
147.12
23.11
612.48
54.19
46.95
72.48
420.96
142.08
22.81
1,758.24
9
60
19
1
3
19
106B
45
4 B 14A
40
320
19
226B
38B 1
5A
26 19
6
19
1
1B
40 10
7
36B
52.32
37.44
4,197.12
94.56
149.77
262.08
51.52
57.12
1,207.68
3
736.80
37
2A
99
25A
59
125
24A
6A
68
5B
B
43
61.44
136.80
426.24
54.24
2.40
208.80
373.44
53.76
8.30
408.00
12.24
9.60
14
28A
89
92
2A
87
43G
D1
282
3
117B
10B
2
1B
1
273D
49
105B
C
1
51.84
25.20
138.72
109.84
88.32
55.20
66.24
106.43
349.92
313.92
280.56
77.76
238.54
494.40
31.20
480.96
777.12
105.60
38
4
3A
178.08
38
19
4
40
37A
40
41
41
31
6
28
52
14 B
27
26
18
38
NM
38
35
35
28
38B
27
37A
30
41
41
25
27
36
19
38
38
28
30A
40
19B
26B
19
37A
41
41
1 B
508.77
4
4
1
7
1
52
52
2
11
8
7
64
1
7
3
3
113
2
29
2
72
1A
46.56
111.36
72.96
8.87
1,360.80
286.96
56.88
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MAP#
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NUCKOLS DAVID W &
OSBOURNE MARGARET
TREVILIAN DOROTHY G
PERRIN JEAN P
PERRY HAZEL R
PERRY WILHEMINA
PETERS JEFFERY
PETERS JERRY J
PIERCE EUGENE C JR &
CHERYL C
R/S
POWELL DOUGLAS E &
VALERIE B
R/S
PRATT DEBORAH A
PRATT DEBORAH M
PRINCE JAMES B LIFE EST
PUGH JOEY PALMER &
SUSAN A R/S
RANDOLPH ELIZ JONES
RANSOME CARRIE
RANSOME H C &
ISADORA
REED EARL F
REED JEAN LOUISE
REED KELVIN P
REED KELVIN P &
MORTICIA H R/S
ROSQUIST LUCY M DUNN
ROYE JEANNE L
RUBINO DIANE
RUSS CLAUDIUS
RUSSELL ROGER W
SAMUEL WINDY SUE R/S
SANSONE ROBERT
SAUNDERS WILLIAM A IV R/S
SCOTT JAMES A & GRETCHEN
SHIRAH KAREN L
SILVA OYONO AYIKWEI &
ACHEBE YEOJE
SLADE R S & MARY P
SMALL EUGENE
SMITH LACY HENRY
SOLOMON JACQUELINE L R/S
SOUTH TERRY W
SPILLMAN BETTY E
STERLING ESTHER
STOKES MICHAEL VINCENT
SUTHERLIN ALEXANDER JR
SUTHERLIN ROBERT H JR &
THERESA B R/S
SUTHERLIN ROBERT H JR &
THERESA R
TAYLOR ELIZABETH CAROLYN
TAYLOR GEORGE B &
SHIRLEY A
TAYLOR WILLIAM EDWARD
THOMPSON ROBERT M
THORNTON JOSEPH M
TOBY’S INC
TOWLES JOLINE
TUCKER HOWARD L JR ETALS
WARD GARY H
WIATT DANA L
WILLIAMS ANTHONY D R/S
WILLIAMS ARLENE K
WILLIAMS EDDIE EST
WILLIAMS HARVEY &
ARLENE D R/S
WILLIAMS IRVING &
MOTOKO I
WILLIAMS ROBERT M &
MARY E R/S
WILLIS DANIEL B &
KATHLEEN S R/S
WILLIS JACQUELINE
WINGFIELD DENNIS
WINGFIELD PEACHY
WOOD LIZZIE
WORMLEY JACOB EST & SARAH
YARRINGTON ROBERT M EST
YOUNG CORINNE F
ZOE LIFE ENDEAVORS INC
41
26B
40
41
19
19
13
13
14 A
1
31
69
15
15
12
12
40
37
12
12
29
FINAL TOTALS...
13
18
19
AMOUNT DUE
----------
3
1
2A
4
4
3
10
8
670.27
107.04
72.00
313.92
3.78
3.82
996.48
845.28
55
3B
52.80
7
7
17
15A
11
4
2
56.64
10.08
236.16
12.24
5
19
6
6
1
179
273
239.76
79.20
68.64
272A
14.88
36A
122
89.76
16.80
6
45
40
37A
19
30F
38
13
26B
26
40
122E
3 A
4
335
6
51
167A
1 H 101
155
42
1
48
9
7
210
99.36
7.30
228.96
19.20
8.64
9.91
78.24
44.40
192.96
22.91
548.48
19
40
30F
13
27
12
40
38
26
38B
271
5 D
2A
1 Q 176
152D
80
28A
3 E
8
37
3B
1
6
228.96
434.47
12.65
351.36
108.29
227.76
384.96
9.60
45.12
244.48
26
36
29
40
18
27
29
40
29
19
40
37
30
28
12
8
14
24
5
1
28
62
140.64
31A
6
540.48
580.56
176
85
67
2
203
4A
100
14F
14
1C
103
5
31.20
72.66
282.24
49.44
765.60
220.32
258.75
260.64
4.72
71.04
202.56
10.66
103B
473.28
37A
2
4
5.76
19
18
6
469.92
18
14
72
43B
83A
122A
260
2
114A
12
193.93
67.44
72.96
17.49
39.60
47.03
63.12
376.80
143.04
41
27
13
28
19
19
25
19
26
$50,601.52
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1979 WELLCRAFT, V-20 center console, hard T-top, 175hp Evinrude, EZLoader trailer, $9,995. Call (804)7767337.(9-1-tf)
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1985 STAR WIND SAILBOAT, 22’,
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MERRIMACK CANOE, length 17’,
beam 35”, cream Kevlar, 58 lbs. Excellent condition. $950 firm price.
(804)370-4581.(9-1-4t)
SEA EAGLE, 11ft. inflatible w/wood
floor and removable canopy. 4hp
Evinrude outboard, run less than 5
hrs. $1,000. Call 776-6409.(8-25-4t)
Marine Services
Come join the Tides Inn team for the
second half of our busy season.
Bring your smile and positive attitude,
no crabs need apply.
The Tides Inn is a great place to work. . .
who says a job canʼt be fun?
Free golf plus many more benefits
for all Tides Inn employees.
Golf Cart Attendant
Nail Technician
Massage Therapist
Dock Crew
Cook
Dishwasher
Restaurant Servers and Bussers
AM & PM shifts
Housekeepers
Front Desk Agent
Retail Sales
Banquet Houseman
Bellman
Send resumé or apply at the Human Resources Office
Monday through Friday, 10 am-4 pm at The Tides Inn,
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MARINE SURVEYS. Peter W.
Schacht Co. 758-3014.(4-3-tfRR)
NAUTI NELL’S MARINE CONSIGNMENTS. Turn your unused nautical
gear into cash. Easy sales. Ten years
experience. Call for information/appointment. Open seven days. 7769811 Deltaville.(9-1-13t)
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)
AREA COMPANY looking for dependable part time couriers with excellent
driving record. Vehicle and fuel furnished.
Apply in person at Atlantic Express
Office, 5342 Old Virginia St. (Urbanna
Professional Center). Call 758-0992,
ask for Walt.(9-1-2t)
ASSISTANT 16-20 hours per week.
Flexible days, hours. Great for students and moms. Errands, filing,
telephone etiquette, comfortable with
computer and email. Home office
776-0405.(9-8-1t)
BUSY HARTFIELD HAIR SALON is
looking for licensed cosmetologist
and nail technician for commission or
booth rental. Please call 776-0061.
Ask for Sarah.(8-11-tfRR)
CNAs and NAs NEEDED for personal care agency to serve Middlesex,
Mathews, and Gloucester areas.
Work one on one with clients. Flexible
schedule. Apply in person at AmeriCare Plus, 2650 King William Ave.,
West Point, VA or call us at (804)8434433.(9-1-2t)
COOKS— Taylor’s in Deltaville is
seeking PT/FT line cooks to join our
new motivated team. Exp. preferred.
776-9611.(9-1-2t)
EXPERIENCED/WILLING TO LEARN
full time store clerk. Send resume
to “Help”, P.O. Box 385, Saluda, VA
23149.(7-28-tfRR)
INSTRUCTOR NEEDED!
Truck Driver Training
Located at
Rappahannock Community College
Glenns and Warsaw
(804)832-2419
(4-28-tfRR)
INSURANCE STAFF POSITION—
Are you looking for a job that provides
meaningful work and competitive
compensation? A local agency that
represents a well known national
company has a full time staff opportunity. Customer service and marketing
skills are important, and also a desire
to learn. If you are interested, please
send resume to: Insurance, P.O. Box
400, Kilmarnock, VA 22482 or fax
your resume to: 435-2004.(6-9-tfRR)
MAINTENANCE
SUPERVISOR—
Bethpage Camp-Resort has an opening for a qualified Maintenance Supervisor. Position is year-round fulltime.
General maintenance, plumbing,
electrical, mechanical, and construction skills a plus. Duties include maintenance of Resort building facilities
and amenities. Please fax resume to
Bethpage Camp-Resort at 758-0209
or apply in person daily 8:00a.m.5:00p.m.(8-25-3t)
NAIL TECHNICIAN NEEDED for
Urbanna Salon. Call Wanda for information. (804)758-5055 or (804)7582334.(8-25-tfRR)
NEEDED: MACHINE OPERATORS.
Starting rate $7.29. Excellent benefits
after 3 months. Apply to D&P Embroidery Co., Rt. 198, Cobbs Creek.
Previous applicants need not apply.(8-12-tf)
Golf Course Maintenance: Part time
positions available. Some experience
preferred, not required. Will train.
PRGC is an equal opportunity employer. Please apply in person.§(9-82tRR)
PLUMBERS
HELPERS
AND
SKILLED PLUMBERS needed. Will
train with rapidly growing local company. Pay depends on experience.
Hard working, dependable people
only please. Call (804)366-6044.(98-1t)
RAPPAHANNOCK GENERAL HOSPITAL is currently accepting applications for the following positions:
Medical Records Clerk: Will compile,
verify, type, and file medical records
of hospital or other health care facility
patients. Will also perform some administrative duties including but not
limited to: answering phones, faxing
and dealing with the public. Applicant
should be multi-task oriented. Generally 8:00 a.m.to 4:00 p.m. schedule
with some flexibility needed. Must
have high school diploma or GED.
Experience in secretarial or business
area preferred.
Oncology Secretary: Performs clerical and receptionist duties within the
department and must demonstrate
the ability to assist visitors and patients in a courteous and helpful manner. He/she prepares the appropriate
paperwork for all new clinic patients
immediately upon referral. Prepares
patient charts for discharge, and
maintains current statistics for the
department. Must have high school
diploma or GED. Knowledge of medical terminology and BLS certification
preferred. Generally 8:00 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. schedule with some flexibility
needed.
Patient Registrars: (2) Full-time positions working 40 hrs. a week and (3)
Labor pool positions working approximately 20-25 hrs. a week. Responsible for the registration of all admits
and pre-admits to the hospital assuring that accounts are correctly classified according to insurance coverage.
Must have excellent communication
and computer skills and also flexible in schedule as positions involve
weekend and evening shifts.
Housekeeping Aide: Part-time and labor pool positions for our 3:00-11:30
shift. Duties to include general cleaning of hospital, patient rooms, offices,
etc. Must be independent, motivated
and get along well with others. Applicant must have GED or high school
diploma.
All interested applicants should mail
application/resume to Rappahannock
General Hospital, c/o Human Resources, P.O. Box 1449, Kilmarnock,
VA 22482 or fax at (804)435-2250.(98-1tRR)
RESTAURANT WAITSTAFF— experienced for established, busy restaurant in Deltaville. Great working environment. AM & PM shifts available.
776-9611.(9-1-2t)
RETIRED BUT NOT TIRED? Taylor’s
Restaurant needs day or evening
hostesses, 776-9611.(9-8-2t)
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT for
Urbanna Exxon - part time. Call 7582366. EOE.(6-30-tf)
Strong Person to assist with loading/ unloading furniture. 1-2 pieces
at a time, on AS NEEDED BASIS.
Urbanna area preferred. 758-1851.(91-2t)
SURVEYING
Searching for an opportunity for
advancement in your career?
We’re looking for you!
• Draper Aden Associates, an established and respected land surveying
and consulting engineering firm is
seeking experienced, career minded
Instrument Operator in our Hampton
Roads and Richmond offices. Entry
level to two years experience. All positions require a valid driver’s license.
You will be teamed with a survey crew
leader that lives in the area and will
have the opportunity to work on exciting and challenging projects throughout the Tidewater/Central Virginia
areas.
Comprehensive benefits package including:
• Competitive compensation
• Company-paid health, dental and
life insurance
• 401(k) plan with company contribu
tions
• Educational assistance
• Incentive bonus plan
Send resume to: Theresa Turner via
e-mail to tturner@daa.com or visit our
website www.daa.com. For more information call Mr. Lee White, Director
of Surveying, at (804)264-2228.(9-81t)
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Contact the Sentinel staff by email
Tom Hardin, Editor
editor@ssentinel.com
Advertising Staff
mail@ssentinel.com
Larry Chowning, reporter
lchowning@ssentinel.com
Customer Accounts
glongest@ssentinel.com
Tom Chillemi, reporter
tchillemi@ssentinel.com
Subscriptions & Classifieds
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PART TIME
OFFICE SUPPORT SPECIALIST #H6927
The Saluda Residency in Middlesex
Co. seeks individual to provide administrative support to Maintenance
Mgr. Need knowledge of office practices, procedures, and be skilled in
use of computers. Salary negotiable
based on training and experience. PT
hours at 24-32 hours per week, not
to exceed 1500 hours in a 12 month
period. NO BENEFITS. VA State Application required; apply by 5:00 p.m.
on 9/23/05 to VDOT, HR, 87 Deacon
Rd., Fredericksburg, VA 22405. View
details and knowledge, skills and abilities for applicant evaluation at local
VEC or select “employment” at HYPERLINK “http://www.VirginiaDOT.
org”
www.VirginiaDOT.org under
“Careers.” E-mail to Fredjobs@vdot.
state.va.us. TDD 1-800-828-1120.
EOE.(9-8-2t)
VERY
BUSY
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY needs: carpenters and
carpenter’s helper. Salary negotiable
per experience. Please call Andy after 6 p.m. 758-1077.(7-28-tf)
WAITSTAFF NEEDED, day and evening shifts. Apply in person. No phone
calls please. David’s Last Chance
Restaurant in Locust Hill.(9-8-1t)
Subscribe to the Southside Sentinel! Call (804) 758-2328
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Museum meeting
set for Sept. 17
in Deltaville
The annual membership meeting of the Deltaville Maritime
Museum will be held on Saturday, September 17, at 5 p.m. on
the museum grounds at Holly
Point Nature Park on Jackson
Creek Road in Deltaville.
There will be election of the
board of directors and a talk by
local author Larry Chowning on
some of the museum’s new boat
acquisitions and on the history of
old local wooden boats that are
still around the area.
Members and non-members
are invited to attend.
Business Opportunity
Help Wanted
Business Services
FLORIST SHOP
FOR SALE
Successful florist shop in Kilmarnock.
Established customer base, great location and reputation. Serious inquiries only.
(804)758-4994.
(9-8-6tRR)
WANTED INSULATION INSTALLERS, full time. Must have driver’s
license and transportation. (804)7584544.(2-24-tf)
PAINTER - LOW, LOW PRICES.
Free estimates, 36 years experience.
Power washing. James, (804)7767884.(8-11-13t)
PASSPORT PICTURES made while
you wait! Please call ahead for appointment, (804)758-2328, Southside
Sentinel, Urbanna.(tf)
PET SITTING available for all sorts
of animals. Animal lover w/lots of animal experience! Daily, vacation or as
needed. 776-0372.(8-25-3t)
POWER WASHING: Decks, docks,
houses, brick, concrete. Quality service since 1995. Call the professionals, Under Pressure Power Washing
Services. (804)435-2559.(9-1-13t)
PROPERTY SOLUTIONS— Want
to make changes or improvements
to your home, office or outside? Not
sure what you want to do or how to
accomplish it? Call us. Want to be
your own contractor, but aren’t sure
how to start or how to continue? Call
us. We have forty years experience in
problem solving. Drafting, permitting,
consulting, small repairs and renovations. Prompt service and positive
results. Reasonable rates. Licensed
and insured. Call (804)776-9154 and
leave message.(8-18-4t)
REMODELING,ADDITIONS, DECKS,
SUNROOMS. Call Cassell Builders
(804)758-4676 or mobile (804)4363063. Licensed and insured! Excellent references!(7-14-13t)
Wanted
WILL PAY CASH for used, wrecked or
junked CARS and TRUCKS. Will pick
up. Call 758-5277.(12-14-tf)
Business Services
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DELTAVILLE- Hard-to-find lot in the town, walk to
all conveniences. Lot located on Lovers Lane with a
small view of Jackson Creek, convenient to marinas.
Build your home in this new, small subdivision.
$69,900
ASPHALT/ PAVING/ CONSTRUCTION: Seal coating, sand, stone and
hauling. State certified, fully insured,
free estimates, quality work guaranteed. W.A. Waters Trucking, home
(804)758-9122, pager (804)6427762.(8-11-13tRR)
BAYSIDE AUCTION— Serving all
your auction needs! Partial/complete
estates, on site available. Carol Pruitt,
Auctioneer, VA#2907. (804)7251679.(8-25-13t)
CANING, FIBER RUSH SEAT, weaving, repair and refinishing. Please call
Fred Johnson (804)832-2488.(9-8-6t)
CHILD CARE OFFERED in my
Middlesex home. Will care for your
children in a pre-school setting, full
time or part time. All ages welcome.
Reasonable rates. Call Kristy at
(804)758-5343.(9-8-1t)
EXCELLENT CLEANING W/EXCELLENT REFERENCES, AFFORDABLE! OVER 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE. RESIDENTIAL AND
OFFICES. CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE (804)758-1643.(6-23-26t)
GUITAR LESSONS, beginning and
intermediate. $13 per 1/2 hour; $19
per hour. Call 758-0465.(9-1-13t)
HANDYMAN— Everybody needs
a hand. Let me be your handyman!
Family business, 25 years experience, free estimates! Windows, trim,
decks, doors, floors, carpeting. Keith
(804)758-4422.(8-11-13t)
HANDYMAN— will do sheetrock repair, painting, doors, locks, rotten
wood, flooring, trim, decks, closets.
25 years experience. Quality work
for less. Call Kevin, 758-4223.(9-113tRR)
JOHN’S DETAILING SERVICE—
auto, boat, RV Detailing. Call
(804)776-7590 or (804)824-1916.(825-3t)
NO TIME TO CLEAN YOUR HOME
or office or new construction, please
call for weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or
one-time only. Excellent references.
758-3275 or 843-4000.(6-16-13t)
Notices
ABANDONED VESSEL
Notice is hereby given that the following vessel has been abandoned
for more than sixty (60) days on the
property of: Ruark Marinas, Inc., 1102
Fishing Bay Road, Deltaville, Virginia
23043. (804)776-9776.
Gwynns Island
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Put-in Creek
Description of Vessel:
1968 Cal, 25ft., White
Model Unknown
Hull Number Unknown
ID# VA 8904-U
Application for Watercraft Registration/Title will be made by Ruark Marinas, Inc. in accordance with Section
29.1-733.1 of the Code of Virginia
if this vessel is not claimed and removed within 30 days of first publication of this notice.(9-1-3t)
I will NOT be responsible for debts
other than my own, JASON CROXTON.(9-1-4t)
CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS!
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Miles Creek
Rappahannock River
PIANKATANK RIVER ACCESS- Upscale
neighborhood with paved roads, walk across street
to boat ramp and deep water pier from this ± 3.04
wooded acreage lot. Not many lots available in this
neighborhood.
$89,900
BUSHY PARK- quiet waterfront neighborhood
with access to boat ramp off Rappahannock River,
3 bdrm.2 bath mobile home with 10 x 40 screened
porch. Great retirement/weekend getaway.
$44,500
SOLD
OUR LISTINGS ARE SELLING AND WE NEED
TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT LISTING YOUR PROPERTY.
WE HAVE CLIENTS WHO ARE LOOKING.
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East River Estates
804.815.9326
mikefirkins@rivertowne.com
www.rivertowne.com
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BRING A
804-370-4581
House
for Sale
Moore’s Creek. 2.25 ac. pvt. woods,
353 ft. waterfront deep water harbor,
dock, boat lift, professionally landscaped Southern Colonial home,
4500 sq. ft., 1st floor bedroom suite,
3 lrg. bedroms, 3.5 baths, 2 fp, liv. rm,
2 sitting rms, great rm, great water &
woods views, outdoor decks, 2-car
gar., homeowners’ assoc. $1,450,000
2350 sq ft, .5 ac, 3 BR, 2 BA,
3.5 MLW dock, wide river
views Piankatank/Jackson
Creek, gas log fp, ht tub, scr
porch, decks, sand bch.
of ONE! Ultimate River living perfect for families’ friends.
Pier, fireplace, sunroom, oversized garage make this home
yours. Owner says sell!
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with patio & Large addition.
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Cobbs Shores
WATERFRONT-DELTAVILLE
$899,000 804.776-9058
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& Home inspectednewly restored cape
on 2 ± acres w/garage.
Investment in village
area. Adorable! Interior
designed-new pine flooring.Call Helen for viewings
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804.815.0436
annmeekins@rivertowne.com
www.annmeekins.com
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– Pier to 8' MLW has water, electric and
boatlift... Almost an ACRE with recently remodeled vinylsided cape... 22'X30' creek room... Wood and carpeted
floors... 3 BR... Great protected harbor and VIEWS!...$695,000
“Warner” – on 86 acres!!
FOUR fireplaces, 2½ BA...
3 porches... Random-width heart pine floors... Quality
appliances included... Redwood siding, Cedar roof, 2½-car
heated garage... Board-fenced pastures... Large shop in
woods... Deep well... 24-zone sprinkler system.........$875,000
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6' water depth, 2+ ACRES w/152' frontage... 3½BA home with basement... Ceramic tile and hardwood
floors... FIREPLACE... Office, Study, Loft room... Wraparound deck... Screened porch... Organized shop... 2car garage... Deck and benches at dock... Landscaped
grounds of crepe myrtle, dogwood, holly!.................$979,000
Deltaville Maritime Museum
by Nature Girl
and Kaptain Krunch
Summer’s heat is just a
memory now as we enjoy low
temps and light breezes, and
we’re gearing up for the second
annual Holly Point Art and Seafood Festival, sponsored by our
friends at Southside Bank. The
festival is Saturday, October 8,
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Middlesex Art Guild is
putting together a great art show,
the museum will be cooking up
some great seafood, and it all happens at Holly Point Nature Park.
There’s no admission charge.
Would you consider being a
sponsor for the Holly Point Art
and Seafood Festival? For a donation of $25 or more individuals
will be listed in the program—
businesses are encouraged to
buy an ad. All proceeds from
the festival program will support museum projects and nature
park improvements. Call Bob
Mannell at 776-6994 or Raynell
Smith at 776-9811 to buy space
in the program.
But first we need to do some
cleaning and are looking for
some help this Sunday, September 11, from 1 to 4 p.m. The Gardenerds are also working every
Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon.
The Middlesex Master Gardeners will be joining us on
Wednesday, September 14, with
a program at 11 a.m. and everyone is invited to join us in the
Tea House for the program. And
here’s Krunch. I’m wondering if
he knows how to use a rake!
Our annual membership meeting is Saturday, September 17,
at 5 p.m. Come out and bring
Mill Creek
McGruff the Crime Dog will provide a kid’s ID booth, making fingerprint/photo ID cards for kids.
WNNT will be on hand to
provide great country music and
putt-putt contests.
There will be lots of kids games
and activities, and plenty of great
food—chili, BBQ chicken, hot
dogs and hamburgers. And there’s
something new on the menu this
year – grilled bratwurst.
Don’t forget the joust. Once
again, the knights will ride to
capture the golden ring.
The public is invited to come
celebrate Aylett’s birthday and
have some old-fashioned fun.
Quilt show opens Sept. 16
27 ACRES! Sun room overlooking large deck and pool... Living
room with vaulted ceiling and fireplace... Gleaming oak floors...
Insulated windows and doors... Major appliances included...
4 BR, 2 BA... 2-car garage... Large storage building... Pond
frontage... Deep well... Must See!.............................................$475,000
“The Quilts of River Country,”
a new free quilt show, comes to
Gloucester on Friday, September
16 and Saturday, September 17.
Friday hours are noon to 4 p.m.,
and Saturday hours are 10 a.m. to
4 p.m.
Quilts and quilted apparel,
old and new, will be displayed
in the unique setting of the historic Gloucester Court Circle
buildings. In addition to the
beautiful exhibit of quilts, hand
and machine quilting demonstrations, a scavenger hunt and a
drawing for a gift certificate from
Jackson Creek - 200' of waterfront... 2-story home
now used as two apartments... Great view from creek
to CHESAPEAKE BAY... Terrific investment as incomeproducing property...........................................................$325,000
Rappahannock River - 2-acre building site in nice area... Gentle
slope to newly rip-rapped shoreline... 150' frontage... 4 BR perk...
Million $$$ view!... First Offering..........................................$439,000
Meachim Creek – Immaculate home in nice setting!
Overlooks creek and river... 2 BR, 2 BA... Spacious kitchen...
Great Room... Waterfront solarium... Well suited for family
living and entertaining... First Offering.............$399,500
Kilmer’s Point – On Robinson Creek – Contemporary ranch
in fine neighborhood... Great Room has FIREPLACE... 3 BR,
2½ BA... Central heat and air... Community amenities include
boat slip, pool, tennis... Great buy at.................................$495,000
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The Rappahannock Region
Small Business Development
Center (RRSBDC) will offer a
two-part Business Plan Workshop
September 20-21, from 6:30 to 9
p.m. at the Northern Neck Planning District Commission conference room in Warsaw.
Parts I and II will cover the
development of the narrative and
financial forecasting portions of
a business plan. Topics include
research techniques, format,
writing methods and supporting documents, the balance
sheet, the income statement, the
resource requirement list, the
tools, techniques and methodologies needed for efficiently and
accurately forecasting business
financial results and a cash flow
analysis.
Pre-registration is required.
Payment of the materials fee
($40), which is non-refundable, is
required before September 16. To
register, contact the RRSBDC at
804-333-0286 or 800-524-8915.
The RRSBDC Warsaw Office
serves the counties of Essex,
King and Queen, King William, Lancaster, Middlesex,
Northumberland, Richmond, and
Westmoreland.
758-3407
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chairs Darlene Nonnamacker
at 435-1950 or Susan Pittman
at 435-4146. For more information on the annual March
of Dimes WalkAmerica, visit
<marchofdimes.com>.
DELTAVILLE, VA - FOR LEASE
NEW FACILITY
30'x50' 1,500 Sq. Ft., Zoned Commercial Waterfront. Has Bathroom,
Skylights, 12'x12' Overhead door. Your Own Parking Lot. Electric.
Across Street from Major Marina – Access to Travel Lift & Fork Lift.
Hydraulic Trailer. Run Your Own Business.
CALL CHESAPEAKE BUSINESS PARK
(804) 776-6301
WILL BUILD TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS
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Your Property
We need all types of real estate in Middlesex, Gloucester, Mathews, King & Queen,
Northern Neck, Essex and surrounding areas. We have over 2,000 prospective
purchasers on file waiting for us to find the property they want. This includes:
WATERFRONT COTTAGES & ESTATES • WATERFRONT LOTS & ACREAGE
TOWN & COUNTRY RESIDENCES • FARMS • ACREAGE TRACTS
TIMBERLAND • DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY • COMMERCIAL
Mason Realty, Inc. has operated here since 1957. We have contacts around the nation who
refer buyers to us. We are also members of the Middle Peninsula Multiple Listing Service.
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Call, write or stop by any of our three offices to discuss your real estate on a
strictly confidential basis and without obligation!
MASON REALTY, INC.
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Steve Darman ...........758-0777
R. D. Johnson II ........776-0870
Walter Lawson, Jr. ....758-2836
Irvin R. Shackelford ..758-4994
Jean Darman .............758-0777
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Appraisers
Tree Ser
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Free Estimates
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Eric Johnson ............ 758-4211
Craig Hall ...................758-3256
Crystal Mason ...........758-4537
Hersey Mason ...........758-5624
Tillie Hudgins ............776-6350
Marvin Mason............758-4537
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Business plan
workshop set
Love2Quilt will be featured.
Check in at the Gloucester Visitor Center at 6509 Main Street
for a program and scavenger hunt
information. Call 804-693-0014
for more information. The show
is sponsored by the Gloucester
Department of Parks, Recreation
and Tourism and the Quilts of
River Country Committee.
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"Cedar Lake"
Glenns area – Upper Gloucester
March of Dimes teams are
now forming for the 2005
Lower Northern Neck WalkAmerica on Sunday, October 2, in
Kilmarnock.
To form a team, contact team
Aylett to kick off 40th
anniversary with Fall Fair
What better way to welcome
back fall than an old-fashioned
country fair? This year, Aylett
Country Day School will kick off
its 40th Anniversary Celebration
with its annual Fall Fair, Saturday,
September 24, from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. And there’s plenty of fun to
be had for folks of all ages.
Numerous attractions include a
petting zoo with a llama, Belgian
horse carriage rides, a pie-eating
contest, a kid’s country music
karaoke contest, monster trucks,
bean field trucks, an antique tractor show and games, and vaulting
on horseback demonstration.
The sheriff’s department and
Brick/wood home with
FIREPLACE...
3 BR, 2 BA...
Screened porch... PIER...
Nice water views...
Priced to sell...$347,500
a friend. We promise not to
pounce on them like timeshare
salesmen. Just Larry Chowning
and his “way-back machine”
talking about the good old days.
Although it just may be that the
good old days are now. With our
Boat Shop in apple-pie order—
thanks guys—and the “Crockett” coming to town and the John
Smith boat about to begin, we
are plumb full of dreams.
We have visited the “Sultana” John Smith project and the
Reedville one as well. Tonight
we plan to combine our research
and, with the gracious help of our
designer, Jim Thimsen, we hope
to decide on a plan of action for
the Boat Shop with our own version of this 30-foot 3-ton rowing
and sailing barge.
The Sultana guys, partially
funded by National Geographic,
are building the boat in two
halves, and using Osage orange
for most structural members.
Reedville is getting some oak
and they have a small model to
go by.
We also have the poop on the
Roanoke boat and the Plymouth boat and even a mention of
these take-apart boats on Drake’s
voyage. Quite a puzzlement but as
John Swain of the Sultana project
says, “You can skin this cat a hundred ways.” He asked me what we
were going to do and I told him
“just about the same as you guys,
but our boat will be faster and
prettier”—no real problem ‘cause
they are building a major Lumpcraft. Catch the movie “The New
World” for a look at the Plymouth
boat. And I guess we have a race
on our hands.
March of Dimes walkers sought
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Local Southern States
meeting due Sept. 18
Southern States Cooperative
will review its 2005 fiscal year
operations at a series of local
annual meetings, including the
upcoming meeting for members
of Southern States Cooperative
Inc.—Gloucester Service.
“The 2005 fiscal year marked
a continuation of favorable
results in efforts to improve our
operations,” reports President
and CEO Tom Scribner. “Both
sales volume and income from
operations were up compared
with last year and we’re moving
ahead with plans to maintain
and build on that trend.”
SSC Inc.—Gloucester Service
will hold its annual membership day and annual meeting on
Sunday, September 18, at New
Quarter Farm, 4714 New Quarter Farm Lane, Gloucester.
Membership day activities
begin at 1 p.m., with the meeting
scheduled to start at 2:30 p.m.
With the theme “Raising the
Bar,” the cooperative’s leadership will use the meeting to
report on both local and company-wide operations, as well as
preliminary results for the 2005
fiscal year. Local board members will be elected and retiring
board members will be recognized.
Board nominees include
Howard L. Chandler Jr., William
S. Harwood and Clem Horsley.
The District “C” election delegate nominee is Clem Horsley.
“The annual meeting is the
best single opportunity to outline our plans for the future to
our membership and discuss
our progress in meeting our
financial goals,” notes Desmond
Owens, manager of SSC Inc.—
Gloucester Service.
Founded in 1923, Southern States now has more than
300,000 farmer members and is
one of the nation’s largest agricultural cooperatives.
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Fireplace in Great Home
Parlor
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3 Bedrooms � 3½ Baths
The Red Hat Society is planning a bus trip from Gloucester
to West Virginia to view the
foliage and take a two-hour
steam engine ride.
The trip will take place on
Monday, October 10, and reservations are needed as soon as
possible.
The cost is $60 and includes
a boxed lunch.
Call Theresa at 1-800-8622737 for reservations.
Plus: Garage Apartment
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Shop (48x28)
$895,000
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Aeronautical group plans trip
Angel Visit
plans Family
and Friends Day
this Sunday
In left photo, Adam
Smith holds “one of
the biggest bullfrogs
ever.” In photo above,
“Big Bubba” shows
he’s a foot long.
’Big Bubba‘ rules at the pool
by Tom Hardin
A 12-inch, 10.75-pound
bullfrog named “Big Bubba” is
the envy of the local frog population.
Big Bubba has found a nice
home with nice people, and
even a swimming pool to call
his own.
For the past three years Big
Bubba has lived in the yard
of Otis and Erma Ryman of
Remlik. He lived in a cool
drainpipe for a while, but outgrew it and had to move to
bigger surroundings—such as
the Rymans’ swimming pool.
During the day Big Bubba
finds shelter in a hole beneath a
shrub in the Rymans’ yard. At
night he cools down and gets
his exercise by taking a dip in
the pool.
“The amazing thing is, not
that he jumps in the pool, but
he has the ability to jump back
out,” said Mr. Ryman this
week. “That’s hard for a frog
to do.”
Big Bubba is now part of the
family and the Rymans’ five
grandchildren couldn’t be happier. They pick him up in loving
arms and always welcome him
back.
The grandchildren, Andrea
Shaia, Jacqueline Shaia, Caroline Shaia, Adam Smith and
Emilie Smith explained that
bullfrogs like water because
water attracts bugs, which is a
bullfrog’s favorite food. That’s
why so many bullfrogs live in
creeks, marshes and ponds.
Water also keeps bullfrogs cool
and is their natural habitat.
Big Bubba, however, obviously enjoys a higher lifestyle
than any ol’ muddy creek or
pond. He wants a private swimming pool.
“We are quite sure Big Bubba
is one of the biggest bullfrogs
ever,” said Jacqueline.
One of the smartest too.
The public is invited to the
14th annual Family and Friends
Day worship service and picnic
at Angel Visit Baptist Church,
Dunnsville, on Sunday, September 11.
The worship service will commence at 11 a.m. Pastor Carla E.
Lightfoot will bring the morning
message, and music will be provided by the Angel Visit Inspirational Choir.
The picnic will be held at 1
p.m. on the back lawn of the
church.
The picnic will feature lawn
games, a variety of food, and fellowship with sister churches.
Casual attire is appropriate for
the entire day.
There will be no Virginia
Aeronautical Historical Society,
Middle Peninsula Chapter luncheon meeting at the Pilot House
September 15.
However, the chapter will visit
the Oceana NAS Air Show Sep-
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Spectacular sight
Osprey nests on Jackson Creek
in Deltaville are a stunning
sight. Most local ospreys will
make their annual migration
to South America in September.
(Photo by Jacqui Ruse)
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tember 17. The bus will leave
Lancaster Square at 9 a.m. and
stop at the Pilot House at 9:20
a.m.
The next scheduled luncheon
meeting will be held at the Pilot
House October 20 at noon.
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Partial Listing of Items: Antique Sheraton walnut dropleaf
table, ant. Sheraton linen press, ant. Sheraton walnut
card table, ant. Sheraton pine & poplar armoire w/ solid
ends, Sheraton chestnut dining table w/ leaves, ant. pine
farm table, ant. pine jelly cabinet, ant. pine hutch cabinet,
ant. childʼs chair & high chair, ant. pine bench, many ant.
pine & walnut chests, ant. Vict. washstand, ant. pine
bookcase, ant. pine blanket chest, 6 ant. Hitchcock chairs
w// handcaned seats, pine sideboard, ant. Staffordshire
platter, Ironstone tureen, field bar, ant. sewing machine,
ant. painted box, pr. sterling & crystal hurricane lamps,
daybed, Queen Anne-style coffee table, ant. floor lamps,
Vict. spindleback chairs, ant. baskets, collection ant.
toleware canisters, Roper upright freezer, Boston rocker,
Ingraham banjo clock, ant. mah. bedstairs, ant. cobalt urn,
ant. Vict. double bed, Chip.-style couch, ant. copper & iron
fernstands, large library of books, butlerʼs tray coffee table,
numerous ant. mirrors in gold leaf frames, ant. brass urns,
vintage baby clothes, Vict. turtleback tables, many oriental
rugs various sizes, ant. Hepplewhite mah. 4-drawer chest,
ant. Sheraton demilune table, tools, crocks, hobby horse,
Occ. Jap. china, cloisonne chargers, doll bed, miniature
andirons, iron porch furniture, modern bed, Oster power
vise, alum. ladders, pipe wrenches, power grinder, router,
canoe and many more furnishings, decorative & kitchen
items!
Directions: “Woodland” is on Route 17, located about
6 miles south of Tappahannock, just north of Dunnsville.
“Woodland” is on the Northbound side of Route 17.
Terms of sale: No prior sales, items sold in “as is”
condition, announcements on day of sale are binding, all
sales final, cash or approved check only.
For further information,
call Lisa and Henry Lane Hull
at (804) 580-3301 or (540) 663-5631 or
email: comantqu@crosslink.net
Next sale September 17th & 18th, Reedville, VA
Details to follow in next weekʼs paper.

09.08.05 Section B - Southside Sentinel

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