12.04.08 Sentinel B - Southside Sentinel

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Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck since 1896
Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • December 4, 2008
Vol. 114, No. 36
B Section
Lady Chargers post 56-54
win over Northumberland
by Tom Chillemi
Senior point guard Michael Bess (right) has started the past
three years and averaged 12.8 points per game a year ago.
(Photo by Tom Hardin)
Middlesex cagers to
host Essex Monday
Fall to NHS
in opener
by Tom Chillemi
The Middlesex High boys
varsity basketball team has only
two returning players. That’s the
bad news.
The good news is that they
are standouts Malcolm Ward
and Michael Bess.
As co-captains, Ward and
Bess will lead the 2008-09
Chargers, who opened with a
59-44 loss at Northumberland
Tuesday night.
“Both have taken leadership
positions seriously and gotten
us off to a good start at practice,” said MHS head coach
Neil Bailey, who begins his
fourth year guiding the Chargers’ basketball program.
Ward, a 6-foot senior, is one
of the leading returning scorers
in Region A. He averaged 17.1
points per game last season.
“We’re going to count on
Malcolm for a lot of different
things, including scoring and
defending the opponents’ better
players,” said Bailey.
Bess, a junior, has started at
point guard since his freshman
year. He averaged 12.8 points
per game last season and is a
tenacious floor player. “Michael
is a good outside shooter and
he runs the offense. He’ll be
counted on to provide leader-
ship and scoring,” said Bailey.
The Chargers lost nine seniors
to graduation. Last season they
finished in third place in the
Tidewater District behind King
William and Colonial Beach,
which tied for first place. Last
year’s team (6-4, 13-13) was
knocked out of the Region A
Division 2 Tournament in the
second round by eventual state
runner-up King William, which
made it to state semifinals.
Middlesex defeated King
William the first time the two
teams played last season, but
lost to the Cavs in the district
and regional tournaments.
Four new seniors
The Chargers will be aided
by four senior players who
chose not to play their junior
year. “Their presence should
help us a lot,” Bailey said.
Center Michael Eades (6’4”)
is a big athletic player who will
help the Chargers’ inside game,
said Bailey.
Forward Nigel Rich (6’1”)
will be counted on to defend
bigger opponents and for
rebounding, said Bailey.
Guard Jake Fletcher (5’8”)
will provide “energy and offensive spark,” Bailey said.
Ruffin Creekmore (6’3”)
adds depth to the front line at
the center position, said Bailey.
Moving up
Several players are moving
up from junior varsity. Cody
(See Chargers, page B2)
The Middlesex varsity girls
basketball team held on to
defeat visiting Northumberland
56-54 on Tuesday.
It was the first test for the
Lady Chargers and their strong
bench.
Behind a full-court press, the
Lady Chargers bolted to a 20-12
lead after the first quarter and
built a 41-25 lead by halftime.
“Every girl was aggressive on
the press and hustling,” said
Middlesex head coach William
Griffin. “I played every girl in
the first half.”
Northumberland had trouble
adjusting to the fast pace of
the Lady Chargers’ press and
speed of the reserves. “I was
trying to give my starters a rest,
and when I put in my reserves
they performed well in the first
half,” said Griffin.
Griffin said he told his team at
halftime that Northumberland
was going to “mount the pressure on them. They are a very
good team and they have a very
good coach.”
Middlesex was not aggressive in the second half.
Northumberland started driving
and forcing MHS turnovers.
After three periods, Middlesex led 53-37. However, the
Indians outscored MHS 17-3 in
the fourth quarter.
All 15 of Ashae Burnett’s
points came in the first half.
She got in foul trouble and sat
out the third period. Burnett
fouled out early in the fourth
quarter and Middlesex temporarily lost its composure as
Northumberland forced more
turnovers, said Griffin.
Sophomore guard Amanda
Brown left the game with
stomach problems in the third
period. “She played a heck of
a game while she was in,” said
Griffin. Brown had 6 points
and 4 assists.
A pair of 3-pointers by Northumberland’s Ciarra Turner
brought the Lady Indians close
to a comeback win.
Lady Chargers co-captain
Micah Reed stepped up with
two minutes left and took
charge, said Griffin. “I was
really proud of her.” M. Reed
totaled 13 points and 11
rebounds.
“Kiersten Baylor played a
big role rebounding and on the
fast-break,” said Griffin. She
scored all of her 10 her points
on the fast-break, and also
hauled in 10 rebounds.
Kimberly Ammons added
6 points, and Brianna Brooks,
Chelsea Lewter and Megan
Payne each had 2.
MHS wrestlers down Indians;
Wines ties school pin record
The Middlesex High School wrestling team
split its first meet of the season Monday by
defeating Northumberland 57-15, and losing
48-36 to King William.
Northumberland had many forfeits in weight
classes, but Middlesex won three matches on
the mat. Brandon Kearney got his first high
school win in the 145-pound weight class
with a pin in 3:22. Thomas Norman also got
his first win with a 12-5 decision in the 152pound weight class, and Ean Reed won the
160-pound weight class 12-5.
King William has a strong and experienced
team, noted MHS coach Lee Anderson. “We
were tied 36-36 with two matches left, and
King William performed very strong in those
final matches. I was very pleased that we competed solidly against them.”
Against the Cavaliers, Cameron Wines won
the 119-pound division with a pin in 3:25.
Wines now has 27 career pins, which ties the
school record. The pin record is shared by
former Charger Nick Hornbeck, who also had
27 career pins.
“Cameron will break that record for sure
this year,” said Anderson.
Other MHS wrestlers to win in the King
William match were Chris Mason, who pinned
his opponent in 1:36 in the 130-pound weight
class; Alex Pratt, who won the 171-pound division with a pin in 2:53; and Bradon Jessup,
who won on an injury default.
Middlesex also had three junior varsity
winners. Reese Harris won his match in the
130-pound division with a pin in 1:30; Darrien Fisher won a 6-5 decision; and Dylan
Norwood won in the 153-pound class with a
pin in 1:49.
Middlesex senior forward Ashae Burnett drives past a defender during Tuesday’s win over
Northumberland. Burnett led the Lady Chargers with 15 points. (Photo by Tom Chillemi)
“This was a confidence
builder,” said Griffin. “Northumberland is a tough team.
We have depth. It made no difference who I put in the game,
these girls really stepped up.
“I was proud of the way
they kept their heads up. They
showed heart. These young
ladies are fighters. We can’t help
but get better,” said Griffin.
Middlesex played Group AA
Louisa in the James Monroe
Tournament yesterday, Dec. 3.
The finals are on Saturday.
On Monday, Dec. 8,
Middlesex is at Essex. The
Lady Chargers travel to
Lancaster on Wednesday, Dec.
10. Varsity games are at 7:30
p.m. and preceded by the JV
game at 6 p.m.
Check results at SSentinel.
com.
MHS Girls Basketball
Sat., Dec. 6, at James Monroe
Tournament, TBA
Mon., Dec. 8, at Essex, 6 and
7:30 p.m.
Wed., Dec. 10, at Lancaster,
6 and 7:30 p.m.
Tues., Dec. 16, at Northumberland, 6 and 7:30 p.m.
Wed., Dec. 17, Essex, 6 and
7:30 p.m.
Thurs., Dec. 18, at Rappahannock, 6 and 7:30 p.m.
Fri., Dec. 26, MHS Holiday
Tournament, TBA
Sat., Dec. 27, MHS Holiday
Tournament, TBA
Mon., Jan. 5, at Colonial
Beach, 6 and 7:30 p.m.
Thurs., Jan. 8, at King William, 6 and 7:30 p.m.
Fri., Jan. 9, Rappahannock, 6
and 7:30 p.m.
Mon., Jan. 12, King and
Queen, 6 and 7:30 p.m.
Thurs., Jan. 15, at Mathews,
6 and 7:30 p.m.
Tues., Jan. 20, Lancaster, 6
and 7:30 p.m.
Fri., Jan. 23, at West Point, 6
and 7:30 p.m.
Mon., Jan. 26, Colonial
Middlesex center Michah Reed chases a loose ball during
Thurs., Jan. 29, King WilTuesday’s win over Northumberland. Reed had 13 points liam, 6 and 7:30 p.m.
and 11 rebounds.
(Photo by Tom Chillemi)
Mon. Feb. 2, at King and
Thurs., Feb. 5, Mathews., 6
and 7:30 p.m.
Mon., Feb. 9, West Point, 6
and 7:30 p.m.
Youth basketball
tryouts are Saturday NHS edges
Coaches to
meet tonight
The Middlesex Youth Basketball League will hold its orientation/tryouts for all players
this Saturday, Dec. 6.
All registered girls ages
9-14 should report at 9 a.m.
to the Middlesex High School
gym, and bring or wear clothes
appropriate for playing basketball. Players who played last
year and new players are asked
to report this Saturday.
All registered boys ages 9-14
should report at 10:30 a.m. to
the Middlesex High School
gym, and bring or wear clothes
appropriate for playing basket-
ball. Players who played last
year and new players are asked
to report this Saturday.
All Starter Division players
(ages 6-8) should report at 1
p.m. to the Middlesex Elementary School gym.
Each session lasts about 90
minutes and players will meet
their coaches, be told what
team they are on, and when
practices begin.
For more information, or to
register, call league president
Chuck Brown at 824-4493.
In related news, all coaches
and assistant coaches in the
Middlesex Youth Basketball
League will meet at 7 p.m.
tonight, Dec. 4, in the conference room at the Cooks Corner
Office Complex.
Cameron Wines recorded his 27th career
pin to tie the Middlesex High record.
Seahorses host Trinity Dec. 10
“I am very happy with the great effort put out
by our wrestlers,” said Anderson.
The Chargers will travel to Amelia for a trimeet on Wednesday, December 10, and to Peninsula Catholic in Newport News on Wednesday,
December 17.
The Christchurch School
boys varsity basketball team
will open its 2008-09 season
Dec. 4-6 in the Atlantic Shores
Tip-Off Tournament in Virginia
Beach. The Seahorses first
round opponent will be Roanoke Catholic. The Seahorses’
first home game will be at 6
p.m. on Dec. 10 against Trinity
Episcopal School in a Virginia
Prep League matchup.
MHS JVs
by Tom Chillemi
The Middlesex High School
junior varsity girls basketball
team lost 31-30 to visiting
Northumberland on Tuesday.
Middlesex had an 8-point
lead in the second quarter but
standout center Chelsi Blake
got in foul trouble and had to
be taken out of the game. “That
kind of turned the tide of the
game,” said JV Lady Charger
head coach Mike Lewis.
Middlesex staged a rally late
in the game, but fell short.
“We had our chances under
the basket,” said Lewis “We
have to capitalize on the easy
baskets in the paint, and I think
we’ll be okay.”
Lewis lost all of his starters from last year’s team to the
varsity. “Basically, it’s a new
look, but I’m optimistic about
our chances for the coming
season,” he said.
(See MHS JVs, page B2)
B2 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • Dec. 4, 2008
Chargers to host Essex . . .
Hunter (6’3”), one of the top
scorers and rebounders on
last year’s JVs, will be on the
wing. “He has the potential to
be a very key contributor,” said
Bailey.
Junior Matt Duke (6’2”)
“plays tough inside and will
give us some good minutes up
front,” said Bailey.
Sophomore Davonne Bryant
(5’7”) will get playing time at
guard. “He’s a solid player on
both ends and understands the
game well, and is a tough competitor,” Bailey said.
Sophomore Shawn Lee
(5’7”) “has a lot of potential
and is a very quick guard,” said
Bailey. “Hopefully he can give
us a spark with his quickness.”
Bailey said he’ll be depending on these former JV players.
“JV coaches Jason Daniel and
Jerry Duke did a good job of
getting them prepared for playing on the varsity.”
Junior Sean Sutherlin (5’9”)
at guard “will give us depth at
guard and outside shooting,”
said Bailey.
Junior Markus Hammond
(6’0”) brings “athletic ability
and provides depth at guard,”
said Bailey.
Sophomore Ryan Dixon
(6’0”), a transfer form Essex,
“is very athletic and has a lot
of potential,” Bailey said.
Overall program
When Bailey came to MHS
four years ago he implemented
a comprehensive basketball
program stressing fundamentals to younger players.
This season, freshmen and
sophomores have been through
the program from 8th grade up,
Correction
In last week’s caption under
the YMCA dodgeball champions photo, Kyle Bogese was
incorrectly identified as Ryan
Bogese.
fishing
(Continued from page B1)
noted Bailey. “We’re beginning
to see the benefits to my system
being in place. Younger players will take a more prominent
role.”
His program is used at St.
Clare Walker Middle School.
“We’re taking it to the sixth
grade level and starting to get
building blocks in place.”
Last season Bailey had five
seniors who had never played
basketball at Middlesex High.
“It’s hard to teach basketball in
one year,” Bailey noted.
The Chargers will play manto-man defense. “If we can
rebound better and combine
that with our tough defense, we
should be able to improve,” said
Bailey.
“I now have an intense group
of players. They have the ability
to execute some of the things
I’ve wanted to do for the past
couple of years,” he said. “I
believe they’re smart enough to
listen and apply it under pressure on the court.”
The Northumberland Tournament previously scheduled
for this weekend has been cancelled. Instead, the Middlesex
varsity and JVs will play at
Northumberland on Friday,
Dec. 5. Game times are 6 p.m.
for the JVs and 7:30 p.m. for
the varsity.
On Monday, Dec. 8, Mid-dlesex will host Essex, “a definite
favorite in the region,” which
has forward John Dillie, an AllState candidate, said Bailey.
“Come out and support the
team,” said Bailey. “They are
a great group of guys and are
excited about representing the
community. They take it seriously and they want to make
fans proud of Middlesex and
Middlesex High School basketball.”
MHS will host Lancaster on
Thursday, Dec. 11.
Bailey is assisted by coaches
Jason Daniel, Amy Daniel, Mark
Taylor and Marlon Parker.
THERE’S A NEW
FAMILY IN TOWN
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LIGHTER
& FASTER
MHS Boys JV and Varsity
Basketball Schedule
Fri., Dec, 5, at Northumberland, 5:30 and 7 p.m.
Mon., Dec. 8, Essex, 6 and
7:30 p.m.
Thurs., Dec. 11, Lancaster, 6
and 7:30 p.m.
Sat., Dec. 13, Northumberland, 5:30 and 7 p.m.
Tues., Dec. 16, at Essex, 6
and 7:30 p.m.
Thurs., Dec. 18, Rappahannock, 6 and 7:30 p.m.
Fri., Dec. 26, MHS Holiday
Tournament, TBA
Sat., Dec. 27, MHS Holiday
Tournament, TBA
Tues., Jan. 6, Colonial Beach,
6 and 7:30 p.m.
Wed., Jan. 7, at Rappahannock, 6 and 7:30 p.m.
Fri., Jan. 9, at King William,
6 and 7:30 p.m.
Tues., Jan. 13, at King and
Queen, 6 and 7:30 p.m
Fri., Jan. 16, Mathews, 6 and
7:30 p.m.
Tues., Jan. 20, at Lancaster, 6
and 7:30 p.m.
Fri., Jan. 23, West Point, 6
and 7:30 p.m.
Tues., Jan. 27, at Colonial
Fri., Jan. 30, King William, 6
and 7:30 p.m.
Tues., Feb. 3, King and
Fri., Feb. 6, at Mathews 6
and 7:30 p.m.
Tues., Feb. 10, at West Point,
6 and 7:30 p.m.
Big whitetail
Hunter Hudnall of Urbanna
watched
this
beautiful
8-point whitetail deer during
the summer, hoping their
paths would cross. On the
first day of the general firearms deer season, they did.
River rockfish
Barry Powell of Urbanna landed this 37-inch rockfish on
November 26 in the Rappahannock River between Robinson Creek and Buoy 8. Above, Powell’s dog “Alley” takes a
whiff of the fresh fish.
(Photo by Tom Chillemi)
Big rockfish are landed
Lisa R. Givens of Mechanicsville caught a citation 40-lb.,
8-oz., 47-inch rockfish on Nov.
27 at Buoy 42A using a Mojo
lure. The citation was registered
at J&W Seafood.
Chris Fletcher of Mechan-
icsville and Remlik caught a
41-inch rockfish on Nov. 29
between buoys 8 and 10.
Cameron Cougill, 12, caught
a 36-inch, 22-lb., 14 oz. rockfish
in the Rappahannock on Nov.
15. He used a Roadrunner jig .
EVB Y Wonderland
set for December 10
by Clark Laster
Program Director
The
Middlesex
Family
YMCA is excited to announce
the first annual “EVB Y Wonderland” on Wednesday, Dec.
10, from 5 to 8 p.m. in the
YMCA’s program center. Parents are encouraged to bring
their little ones for an evening
of shopping and fun.
The program center will be
transformed into a holiday onestop shop where all gifts are
$10 or less. Children will be
able to complete their shopping
lists for their parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, friends,
neighbors, and even their teachers.
In addition to shopping, children will be invited to dabble
in Santa’s Workshop, where
they will enjoy creating holiday
crafts such as Christmas cards,
ornaments, picture frames and
wrapping paper.
Come and warm up with hot
cocoa and homemade baked
goods, and don’t worry about
dinner because one will be
available for $3.
There will also be a surprise
visit from the North Pole with
photo opportunities available
for all the little ones.
Donations of $10 for the
Y Wonderland are now being
accepted. All proceeds benefit
the YMCA’s Strong Communities Annual Giving Campaign.
Donations may be dropped off
at the YMCA between now and
December 3.
For more information, contact
Jessica Wilson at 776-8846.
To assist in the holiday
season, the Middlesex Family
YMCA will be conducting a
Holiday Camp on December
22-23, December 29-31 and
January 2, while the youth are
out of school. During the camp,
the youth will be doing numerous arts and crafts projects and
will go on a trip every day of
camp.
For information on any
YMCA program, contact the
YMCA at 776-8846.
by Jerry Thrash
Surface water temps have
dropped quickly and are now
about 45 degrees.
Stripers are biting in the
Rappahannock River in the
area of Towles Point. Small
lures are working best with
10-inch umbrellas being most
effective.
Schooling stripers were hitor-miss this past week in Fleets
Bay above Windmill Bar, at
Buoy 59A and along the Cut
Channel. Birds are working on
small menhaden. Gannets have
made a showing this week, but
the large schools of ocean fish
have yet to materialize. Live
eels have been effective near
the concrete ships, but again no
large numbers of fish.
Large and small umbrella
rigs are producing in open
waters. Bucktails and parachute lures with grubs or shad,
and Storm-type lures fished on
bottom bouncing rigs and up
high, are working well as are
swimming plugs.
Our family had fun on
Friday chasing small keepers
under birds in 20 feet of water
between MH1 and Wolf Trap
Light. Casting bucktails with
soft plastic trailers or small
weighted shad did the trick and
produced a limit of fish to 22
inches.
Thrash operates Queen’s
Creek Outfitters in Mathews
County.
MHS JVs . . .
“I think if we play together
and continue to play team
offense and defense, we’ll be
okay. They’ve been working
hard in practice and that’s all
we can ask,” said Lewis.
Reserves Kendra Reed and
Anna Reed tallied 4 points
each, and along with Khadijah Reed “did a good job as
reserves,” said Lewis.
Several JV Lady Chargers
had 4 points, including Jasmine Fells, Lara Lucas, Blake
and Bridgette Self.
Nila Robinson and Latasha
Cephas each hit a free throw.
Middlesex is at Essex
on Monday, Dec. 8, and at
Lancaster on Wednesday, Dec.
10. JV games are at 6 p.m. and
varsity games follow at 7:30
p.m.
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school
middlesex elementary school news
The month of November was
a whirlwind of special activities
in kindergarten at Middlesex
Elementary School.
Our focus book, “Pilgrim
Children Had Many Chores”
helped the students learn about
the past. We compared our lives
today to the life of the settlers
in Jamestown and to the life of
pilgrim children long ago. We
all are thankful we live now
and did not live long ago!
All the students agreed the
pilgrim children had a hard life.
The students appreciate and are
thankful for all they have and
for their lifestyle.
The students created their
own Native American necklace
and headband. They practiced
making patterns on their headbands.
We traveled to the Jamestown
Settlement. The boys and girls
went back in time to the 17th
century to learn about the culture of the Powhatan Indians
in a re-created village. The
students went aboard replicas
of the ships that brought the
first settlers across the Atlantic
Ocean from England to Virginia, the “Susan Constant,”
“Discovery,” and the “Godspeed.” They discovered how
the settlers lived and worked.
The boys and girls learned
that history teaches us about
the interesting lives of people
long ago and how those people
helped to build our nation.
They learned that we celebrate
holidays to remember people
and events of long ago.
50’s Days
During the month of November, the kindergarten classes at
Middlesex Elementary School
learned about life long ago.
The students learned history
relates events that have already
happened, and history teaches
us about the interesting lives of
people long ago.
On the 50th day of school,
kindergarten classes celebrated
“50s Day.” Some dressed in
poodle skirts or had on jeans,
white shirts, leather coats, and
penny loafers with their hair
slicked back. We went back in
time to the “50s Diner” and had
Governor’s School to be
discussed at MHS Tuesday
An informational meeting
about the Chesapeake Bay
Governor’s School will be held
at Middlesex High School on
Tuesday, Dec. 9, at 6:30 p.m. in
the auditorium.
All current ninth grade
students who are interested
in attending the Governor’s
School next year and their par-
ents should attend this meeting
to get an insight into exactly
what Governor’s School is and
how to apply to the program.
If anyone is unable to attend,
but is interested in the program
or needs any further information, please contact Anne Baltrusaitis in the MHS guidance
office at 758-9702.
Middlesex Elementary School kindergarten students celebrating “50s Days.”
a sock hop! Coke floats were
served while listening to 50s
music on “45 records” on the
record player.
The day was filled with many
math activities focusing on
the number 50. The students
learned how life was different
in the 1950s from how we live
today. Technology has changed
immensely, as well as the
music we listen to, clothes we
wear, and how readily supplies
are available to us now. Many
different literature selections
were shared with the children,
giving information and pictures
to help them to realize how our
world is constantly changing.
All students agreed they are
happy they live now rather than
long ago in the past!
Excellent Estimators!
Recently at Middlesex Elementary School, the Math Committee sponsored an estimation contest. Each grade level
had a container filled with different sized materials such as
pine cones, Lifesavers, pea pods and marshmallows. Every
student was permitted one guess as to how many items were
in the container in their grade level. The student who had
the closest guess to the actual number was chosen as the
winner. Some grade levels had multiple winners! The grade
level winners each received free ice cream from the cafMiddlesex Elementary students at Jamestown.
eteria and their names were put in a hat and two students
were selected to win a new MES T-shirt. Students pictured
above include, front row from left, Faith Gray, Chris Daniel,
Kaelyn Sibley, Laura Walton, Jolie Kamm and Dylan Price;
back row, Willow Pedersen, Jasmine Roye, Thomas Reel,
Chicken patty on bun, green w/chili, baked fries, cooked car- Jaden Reed and Ja’Mel Reed. Not pictured are Cassidy Ward
beans and fruit.
rots and fruit cup.
and Tomeara Goseir.
A choice of milk is served
Tuesday, December 9— Tuna
with each meal. A bagged sub or cheese pizza or pepperlunch: PBJ with cheese sticks, oni pizza, corn and fruit.
pretzels, carrot sticks, fresh fruit
Wednesday, December 10—
and milk is served daily.
Chicken nuggets or ham and
The lunch menu at St. Clare cheese sub, rice, green beans
Walker and Middlesex High and fruit.
School is as follows:
Thursday, December 11—
Friday,
December
5— Salad plate or cheeseburgers,
Chicken salad sandwich or baked fries, tossed salad and
grilled ham and cheese, tomato fruit.
soup and fresh fruit.
A choice of milk is served
Monday, December 8— with each meal. Available daily:
Cheese sticks w/sauce, hot dog PBJ sandwich, salad plate served
with ham, tuna or chicken.
middlesex school menus
The lunch menu at Middlesex
Elementary School is as follows:
Friday, December 5— Nacho
grande w/corn chips, tossed
salad, Jell-O and mixed fruit.
Monday, December 8—
Grilled cheese, chicken noodle
soup, carrot sticks and fruit.
Tuesday, December 9—
Cheese or pepperoni pizza,
tossed salad and fruit.
Wednesday, December 10—
Hot dog, fries, baked beans and
fruited Jell-O.
Thursday, December 11—
perfect attendance
Middlesex Elementary
First Nine Weeks
Perfect Attendance
Nicole Adams, Toni Adams,
Joe Anderson, Antonio Bagby,
Breanna Bailey, Clara Barnhardt, Emma Barnhardt, Claire
Batley, Kenneth Beam, Victoria Bennett, Kathryn Bland,
Zakara Blanding, Jordan Boyer,
Aaron Brandford, DeAundre
Briggs, Cortney Brittingham,
Brooke Brohawn, Katherine
Brooke, Maggie Bull, Alex
Countryside
Animal Hospital
Dr. Adine Jones
Thank
Y
Your S ou for
uppor
t!
Providing compassionate,
high quality and experienced animal care.
Hours: 8–5 Mon. – Fri • 8–N Sat.
Saluda • For an appointment call 804.758.0333
Bullock, Zachary Burch, Isaiah
Burse, Alexander Bushey,
Jordan Bushong, Nicholas
Callis, Jalen Campbell, Katherine Campbell, Christopher
Carey, Thomas Carey, Savannah Carmell, Dameon Carnell,
Ashton Carter, Reginald Carter,
Braydon Chandler, Clayton
Chandler, Morgan Charnock,
Kian Cheatham, Michaela
Chowning, Mason Clark,
James Cockerham, Hunter Collier, Katlain Collins, Makhia
Combs, Devin Cooke, Riley
Corbin, Alexander Crittenden,
Michael Croxton, Destiny
Curry, Lyllian Curtis, Cameron
Cutler and Natalie Cutler.
Also, Erin Daddario, Christopher Daniel, Macie Daniel,
Sallie Daniel, Austin Davis,
Colin Davis, Hannah Davis,
Shawn Davis, Virginia Davis,
Kenneth Dawson, Tess DeWalt,
Christopher Dickerson, Bryan
Diggs, Thomas Diggs, Laila
Dixon, Benjamin Driggers,
Jacob Dubeau, Allen Duke, Virginia Eanes, Elizabeth Ebinger,
Clayton Ellis, Michael Epps,
Samantha Ermer, Taylor Estep,
Katelyn Eubank, Jasmine Faucett, Michel Ferguson, Cheyanne Fisher, Elizjah Fomin,
(See Perfect, page B10)
GREAT
JOURNEYS
BEGIN
AT THE RIVER
Join the journey!
Take advantage of one or more of the following opportunities
to get to know Christchurch School. Don’t miss out!
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6
Instructional Field hockey clinic with Coach Smiley, 1-3:00 p.m.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7
Instructional Girls volleyball clinic with Coach Byrd, 2:00 p.m.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12 & SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13
Annual John Stone ’86 Memorial Boys Basketball Tournament
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13
Admission Open House, 1-4:00 p.m.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18
A Service of Lessons & Carols, St. Peter’s Chapel, 7:00 p.m.
FEBRUARY, 19-21 2009
Cinderella - annual winter musical, 8:00 p.m.
Christchurch School
An Episcopal college preparatory school located on the Rappahannock River.
Boys boarding and co-educational day school for grades 8-12 and PG.
www.christchurchschool.org
Contact the Admission Office for further details.
rschroeder@christchurchschool.org or 804-758-2306 ext. 122
A Christchurch School education is affordable. Financial aid available.
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Real Estate
For Rent
For Rent
For Rent
For Rent
Vacation Rentals
1.02 WOODED ACRES for sale in
Church View. Asking $32,000 OBO.
609-771-9517.(12-4-4t)
pets. After 5p.m. 804-758-5734 or
804-832-9058.(11-20-3tRR)
DELTAVILLE: Waterfront, 3BR, 1-1/2
bath furnished home for vacation or
full time use. Private beach, pier.
Yearly lease $1,200. per month.
References required. Richard: 804815-6800.(11-26-3t)
tor included. Front deck. $425/mo.
plus deposit. Call 804-758-5104.
(12-4-1t)
URBANNA COTTAGE ROW HOUSE
SHARE: 3-Bedroom, water view,
heat pump, wood floors, 3 sheds,
decks, fence. $435/mo. Professional or retired. No smoking. 252269-0032. susu@starfishnet.com.
(12-4-2t)
mation and pictures. (804)7415511 evenings. Summer $800/
week.(4-10-52t)
BAY CUSTOM HOMES INC. System
Built Custom Homes in a fraction of
the time. 804-785-2235, 804-4620599. www.baycustomhomesinc.
com.(9-18-tf)
GLOUCESTER VILLAGE: Unique
large residence w/attach. apt., lovely
serene grounds, walk or bike to
everything! $449,500. Call Carolyn
Bailey, IsaBell Horsley Real Estate,
804-366-2554.(10-23-13t)
MODULAR HOMES: Your lot or
ours, high-efficiency, quality construction. 2B Properties, 804-7769738.(1-17-tf)
TOPPING: PRICE REDUCED!
2.5AC LOT 220’ stocked pond frontage. Minutes to marina, golf, airport,
restaurants, shopping. 4BR Perc.
Protective covenants. $67,500.00.
Walter Lawson, Mason Realty,804832-9109.(11-20-6t)
WINDWARD WATCH, Waterview
lot in upscale Middlesex Community on Rappahannock. Community dock and beach. Great buy!
$97,000. Call Carolyn Bailey, 804366-2554, IsaBell Horsley Real
Estate.(10-23-13t)
1300 SQ.FT. BUILDING, suitable
for office, store, or storage. Electric,
heat and air condition included.
$500/month. Call Oscar 804-3705555, or Denise 804-758-5500.
(11-26-4t)
1BEDROOM, 1ST FLOOR Apt.
Waterfront/ view in Deltaville.
Includes all utilities, gas fireplace,
DirectTV, washer/ dryer, private
patio. Small pet ok. $765/mo. References and security deposit. 717-3373326 or 301-573-5113.(12-4-2t)
3BEDROOM HOUSE in Urbanna,
$800/ month, deposit and references required. 804-694-9645.
(11-20-3t)
CHARMING 3BR, 2BA WATERFRONT COTTAGE/ URBANNA
CREEK, PRIVATE ESTATE, GORGEOUS, PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION. PREFERENCE PROFESSIONALS. NUMEROUS OTHER
RENTALS, GLOUCESTER, MIDDLESEX AVAILABLE. $850-$1,250/
MO. 804-776-6500, 804-761-0845.
(12-4-2tRR)
For Rent
CHARMING OPEN WATERFRONT
RANCHER-New Kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, big yard. Pets OK
with approval. $850/mo. Deposit,
References & POE. Call 804-7580304.(11-26-3t)
1 BEDROOM APT.,Topping area
near airport. $635 month, $100
discount first month. Includes heat/
AC. Washer/dryer on premises. No
DELTAVILLE: 1 Bedroom apartment, $650/mo. No pets. Deposit
required. 776-0188 or 824-4584.
(10-9-tf)
DOUBLEWIDE MOBILE HOME at
Shacklefords. 3Bedroom, 2bath,
major appliances included. Large
screened back porch, garage, no
smoking, no pets. $800/mo., proof
of employment, credit check and
security deposit required. Quiet
tenants preferred. 804-815-4037.
(12-4-1t)
FULL HORSE BOARDING www.
pidlinacres.com. (804)758-1555.
(3-15-tf)
HOUSE IN TOPPING: 3Bedroom,
2Bath, hardwood floors, vaulted
ceilings. Also, rent w/option to buy.
804-854-6396.(12-4-2t)
IDEAL BUSINESS and/or OFFICE
site in historic Dragon Run Country
Store in Church View. 1500 square
feet. $450 per month. Call 804-6420131, leave message.(11-6-tf)
Large STORAGE UNITS, two
available. Electricity and heat. 15ft.
wide X 40ft. long with 12w X 14h
doors. Suitable for storage of cars,
boats, RVs, furniture, or just to
clean out the garage to make room
for your car.Call Oscar 804-3705555, or Denise 804-758-5500.
(11-26-4t)
MOBILE HOME FOR RENT: Kitchen
and dinette, living room, 2bedrooms, 1bath. Gas range, refrigera-
NEED EXTRA ROOM? Private
Suite. 1-2 large rooms with queen
beds, bath. 2,3,7 night rates. Clean,
quiet. Information/ reservations 804815-3102, Deltaville.(12-4-13t)
NEW STORAGE UNITS in Deltaville,
next to T’s Tee Shirts. Sizes from
4’x12’ to 10’x32’. Call 804-363-0371.
(1-19-tf)
OFFICE SPACE for rent in Deltaville.
Professional business office available fully furnished or not. Desks,
computers, network system, phone
system available. 804-370-0265.
(11-20-13t)
OFFICE SPACE for rent in professional office building in Deltaville.
Call 804-758-4540 for information.
(7-3-tf)
OFFICE SPACE for rent in professional office building in Saluda.
Call 804-758-4540 for information.
(7-3-tf)
SALUDA: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
kitchen, dining room, large living
room, lots of closet space, deck; on
3-acre lot. $800/mo. Call 804-7313614.(11-26-2t)
STABLE with 3 stalls, well insulated,
nice hay loft and tack room. Water in
barn, plus hot water, with 6 acres of
pasture on Route 33 near Harmony
Grove Church. $400/mo. Call Oscar
804-370-5555, or Denise 804-7585500.(11-26-4t)
URBANNA COTTAGE ROW sunset
water-view, 3bedrooms, heat pump,
hardwood floors, fenced yard, decks,
3 storage sheds. $875/mo. 252-2690032. susu@starfishnet.com. Credit
check.(12-4-2t)
URBANNA: 3BR, 2 1/2BA Townhouse. References required. $975/
month. Call Eric Johnson, 804-7585372, Mason Realty.(12-4-3t)
WATERFRONT Cottage. Private,
1 1/2 acres, 2bedrooms, 2baths w/
attached garage, 8 min. to Urbanna.
Year lease, $900/mo., 804-4363771.(12-4-2tRR)
WATERFRONT: Topping, Mobile
Home. 2 small bedrooms, living
room, kitchen, 1bath, $650/rent,
$650/sec. dep., credit references
required. 758-2025.(10-16-tf)
Vacation Rentals
A BEAUTIFUL URBANNA Harbour Waterfront Getaway: Porch,
4 bedrooms. Weekend/ Weekly.
(804)639-1256. http://www.vacation
vanc.com.(10-18-tf)
WATERFRONT COTTAGE: Pier,
beach, AC/heat, fireplace, two
bedrooms, screened porch, canoe.
www.Rivahvacations.com for infor-
For Sale
1988 1-ton FORD DUMP TRUCK;
6ft. finishing mower, new; 1 generator; and a diesel fuel tank. Call
804-758-2676.(10-23-tf)
2004 JOHN DEERE 5520 diesel,
$5,500. Pictures/ contact johna291@
gmail.com. +Loader, +digger, +blade,
+bale spear. 747 hrs., 4X4, AC, CD,
89 HP. 267-519-1299.(11-20-4t)
40 WINKS, MATTRESS STORE,
Where you sleep better for less. Twin
sets: $199.99, Full sets: 249.99.
Courthouse Antiques, Rt. 17, South
Bypass, Saluda. 804-758-4861.
(10-16-13tRR)
ANTIQUE FURNITURE: Interior
designer’s white painted armoire,
chest w/mirror, mirror, miscellaneous
small tables, chairs, some wicker.
Reasonable prices. Saturday and
Sunday, 921 Blueberry Point Road,
White Stone. 804-436-3023.(124-1tRR)
ANTIQUES’ BUSINESS for sale in
Urbanna, VA. Call 804-758-2000 for
more information.(12-4-4tRR)
BASKETBALL GOALS: 1 movable;
1 stationary. Phone 804-758-4138.
(12-4-2t)
FILL DIRT. $90/load delivered.
30-mile radius from Saluda. 7582800.(6-30-tf)
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GRAVELY CONVERTIBLE MOWER
with sulky, rotary cutter and sicklebar, all for $590. Don’t forget
lawn vacs, sweepers, blowers,
chainsaws, you name it, all on sale.
Chimney Corner, 804-694-5385 or
804-725-2471.(12-4-1t)
SATELLITE INSTALLERS NEEDED
for Middlesex, Lancaster, Essex
counties. Call 804-529-5673 or 804513-6462.(11-26-2tRR)
LOWERY CARPENTRY SERVICES, LLC: Hardwood floors,
cabinets, trim, decks, water damage,
remodeling, etc. 25 years experience. Free estimates. Licensed and
insured. Phil Lowery, 804-758-1445.
(11-13-13t)
Saluda, VA 23149, the real estate
lying in Middlesex County, Virginia
and more particularly described as
follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land, together with all improvements
thereon, situtated in Pinetop Magisterial District, Middlesex County,
Virginia lying in Heritage Point Subdivision, on the waters of the Sturgeon Creek. For a more accurate
and particular description as to the
metes and bounds of the property
reference is made to a plat of survey
prepared by Dalton D. Brownley, Jr.,
Land Surveyor, dated July 31, 1996,
entitled “Physical Survey for Mabel
A. Pitha Heritage Point Subdivision
Pinetop District, Middlesex County,
Virginia, 0.47 AC. +/-”, recorded
in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit
Court of Middlesex County, Virginia
in Plat Book 13, at Page 169, and
to which plat of survey reference is
hereby expressly made for a further
and more accurate description of the
real estate, whereon said plat the
property is shown and designated at
“Lot 26.” Further reference is made
to a plat of survey prepared by John
T. Ward, L.S., dated June, 1984
entitled “Subdivision Plat of Heritage
Point”, which plat is recorded in the
Clerk’s Office aforesaid in Plat Book
8, at Page 27.
The property shall be sold “AS IS”
and the sale is subject to all restrictions, rights of way, conditions,
easements, judgments, liens, and
mechanics’ and materialmen’s liens,
if any, whether of record or not of
record, to the extent any of the foregoing apply and take priority over
the lien of the Deed of Trust, and to
the real estate taxes from the date
of the sale.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A
deposit of $15,000.00 cash or by
bank cashier’s check payable to
the Trustee will be required of the
successful bidder at the time of sale,
with the balance due within fifteen
(15) days of sale. In the event of
default by the purchaser, the deposit
shall be forfeited and applied to the
costs and expenses of sale and the
trustee’s compensation authorized
by the deed of trust and the law in
such cases.
Conveyance of the property shall be
by trustee’s Special Warranty Deed.
Except for the statutory grantor’s tax
paid by the trustee, all costs of conveyance, including, but not limited
to, examination of title, recording
fees, and settlement fees, shall be
at the cost of the purchaser.
The trustee reserves the right to
reject all bids and withdraw the
property from sale, waive the deposit
requirements in whole or in part, and
extend the period of time in which
the purchaser is to make full settlement. Additional terms of sale may
be announced at the sale.
THIS COMMUNICATION IS FROM
A DEBT COLLECTOR.
For information contact:
Elizabeth B. Hurd,
Substitute Trustee
Dunton, Simmons
& Dunton, L.L.P.
678 Rappahannock Drive
P.O. Box 5
White Stone, VA 22578
804-435-4000
fax: 804-435-1614
Publish: November 26 and
December 4, 11, and 18, 2008
(11-26-4t)
GREAT FOR CHRISTMAS! Signed
limited edition John Barber print, “On
the Railway” Deagles Marine Railway, Fishing Bay. Double matted/
framed. Very good condition. $450.
804-438-5359.(12-4-3t)
GREAT HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS:
Nautical gifts, flags, hand-painted
furniture. Shop early for Christmas.
Courthouse Antiques, Rt. 17, South
Bypass, Saluda. 758-4861.(10-1613tRR)
Help the US Marine Corps with
their TOYS FOR TOTS PROGRAM
for underprivileged children. Drop
off new unwrapped toys or cash
donations at either Chimney Corner
location. 804-694-6385 or 804-7252471.(11-26-2tRR)
HP FLAT SCREEN COMPUTER,
$600; BALDWIN PIANO, $400; 30
GALLON FISH TANK WITH STAND
AND PUMP, $60. CALL 804-7580311 OR 804-832-8094.(11-26-2t)
LIVING ROOM SET: Sofa, love seat,
and recliner. $400 OBO. Call 7760238.(12-4-2t)
SEASONED FIREWOOD: Dump
truck load, cut, split, and delivered.
$130/cash or $135/check. Call
804-694-6469 or 804-694-5530.
(12-13-tf)
SEASONED FIREWOOD:Delivered,
$120 trailer load (cash). All
hardwoods: oak, locust, wild
cherry,maple. Call 804-758-3858 or
445-5300.(11-13-13t)
STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS: Save
thousands! Three canceled orders,
will sell for balance owed. 20’x20’
and 25’x40’. Call today for HUGE
savings! 866-352-0469.(12-4-2t)
STEEL BUILDINGS, Super Discounts. Complete: Foundation,
Permit Plans. Can erect. www.
scg-grp.com Source#0UK. Phone:
804-381-4699.(12-4-2t)
Tester Bed; 2 Chairs; Sofa; Table
and Chairs; Chest. All like new.
804-776-6460.(11-26-3t)
TWO STATION WEIDER Pro 9940
Home Gym. Like new, $100. Call
804-758-5598 after 5.(12-4-2t)
UNWASHED OYSTERS: Pints,
Quarts, Gallons or in the shell.
Frozen soft crabs. B.N.Garnett Seafood, Water View. 804-758-4695.
(10-23-13t)
URBANNA HARBOR: Deep water
boat slip, includes pool and recreation facility. $32,000. 804-3144704.(11-13-7t)
Boats/Motors
1984 GRADY WHITE 24ft. “OFFSHORE” w/2001 Johnson 225HP
outboard and 2007 trailer. $14,000.
804-776-0738.(11-20-4t)
CASH REBATES on new Suzuki
outboards. From $50 to $125 on
sizes 2.5hp through 25hp. Good
through Dec. 31, 2008 at Fridays
Marine. 758-4131.(12-4-3t)
COVERED and OPEN BOAT SLIPS:
Queens Creek Marina, 321 Walnut
Acres Lane, off Piankatank River by
Gwynns Island. Call 804-240-8670
or qcmarina@aol.com.(10-23-13t)
CUSTOM YACHT SERVICE
YACHT BROKERAGE
96 SEAFOOD LANE
IRVINGTON, VA 22480
(804)438-5563
www.yachtworld.com/customyacht
POWER
1997 Angler 22’ - $17,000
2001 Boston Whaler 28’ - $65,600
1985 Chris Craft 28’ - $16,000
1994 Luhrs 29’ - $79,900
1999 Pursuit 30’ - $110,000
(10-30-tfRR)
Marine Services
KLEENFUEL: Fuel polishing, tank
cleaning using the Ocean Marine
System, USCG licensed and insured.
Save on your boat downtime. Visa
and Mastercard accepted. Cell, 804694-6040.(10-23-13t)
MARINE SURVEYS. Peter W.
Schacht Co. 804-824-4102.(2-21tf)
NAUTI NELL’S CONSIGNMENTS.
Turn your serviceable equipment,
hardware, motors, boats and nautical treasures into CASH. 14 years
selling experience. Call for more
info. 804-776-9811, Deltaville.(1016-13tRR)
SAILBOAT RIDES, LESSONS and
consulting. Boat repair and restoration, fiberglass repair, boat painting,
stripping, varnishing, etc. 804-8244006.(9-11-26t)
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)
BAKER:Experienced baker to work
part-time in bakery in Deltaville.
Resume required. Call 804-7760006 or evening 804-776-0284.
(11-26-3t)
Publisher’s Notice
All real estate advertised herein is
subject to Virginia’s fair housing law
which makes it illegal to advertise
‘any preference, limitation or discrimination because of race, color,
religion, national origin, sex, elderliness, familial status or handicap, or
intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.’
This newspaper will not knowingly
accept advertising for real estate
that violates the fair housing law.
Our readers are hereby informed
that all dwellings advertised in this
newspaper are available on an equal
opportunity basis. For more information or to file a housing complaint,
call the Virginia Fair Housing Office
at (804) 367-8530; toll-free call (888)
551-3247. For the hearing-impaired,
call (804) 367-9753. E-mail fairhousing@dpor.virginia.gov. Web site:
www.fairhousing.vipnet.org
The Community Foundation, a publicly supported grantmaking foundation, seeks a part-time Office Assistant for its affiliate offices located in
Mathews County. General clerical
tasks, typing correspondence, board
minutes, answering phones, greeting visitors, and preparing mailings.
Candidate will manage meeting
arrangements, collect and distribute mail, and update and manage
database. Flexible work hours.
Approximately 25-30 hours a month
expected.
Two years of general office experience required. Strong communication skills, courteous phone manner
and strong computer skills in Microsoft Office required.
For consideration, send resume
and cover letter with salary expectations by December 16 to The Community Foundation, 7501 Boulders
View Dr., Suite 110, Richmond, VA
23225. Visit www.tcfrichmond.org.
(11-26-3t)
Work Wanted
FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN
ATHLETES seeking odd jobs for
FCA camp fundraiser. Call 804-3819522, Coach Morris. (9-18-13t)
WILL SERVE as live-in or private
duty nurse. Have over 20 years
experience with strong references.
Have own transportation for light
errands. Call Judith Johnson, 804758-2038.
Wanted
WILL PAY CASH for used, wrecked
or junked CARS and TRUCKS. Will
pick up. Call 758-5277.(12-14-tf)
Wanted To Buy
WILL BUY OLD FISHING rods,
reels and tackle. 804-776-9462 or
804-241-4130.(7-17-tf)
Business Services
AAA HANDYMAN: Everybody needs
a hand. Let me be your handyman.
Family business 30/years. Windows,
doors, floors, roofs, porches. Free
estimates. Keith, 804-758-4422,
804-824-8105.(11-20-13tRR)
AT YOUR SERVICE: Surety Bail
Bonds. Locally owned, we’re your
“hometown” agency. Affordable,
confidential and fast. Available 24/7.
Toll free 1-800-918-2636. www.aysbailbonds.com. DCJS99-183465.
(12-4-4t)
AVON REPS. CHRISTMAS just
around the corner! Part-time, $10
to start your own business. Excellent training, free gift with sign up.
Cheryl, 804-684-8657 or 804-8326034.(11-13-13t)
BUSHHOGGING, driveway grading,
garden plowing, light hauling. Free
estimates, call Don, 804-514-3219.
(11-13-4tRR)
CERTIFIED GAS AND PLUMBING
REPAIRS, also NEW INSTALLATIONS. Also one call for carpentry,
trim, painting and electrical work.
7-day and 24-hour emergency
service. Over 20 years experience.
Don’t wait for winter to service your
gas logs and heaters. One call can
do it all. Chris Hanuska, cell: 804832-6092.(10-16-tf)
CHILDCARE OPENINGS in my
Wake home. State licenses, USDA
certified. Accepting ages 16 mos.
and up. Meals, field trips, before
and after school care. 776-0238.
(12-4-3t)
COMPUTER DOCTOR makes
house calls! PC hardware or software problems? Have toolbag, will
travel! Home/ small business/ wireless networks a specialty. Reasonable rates. 758-5365.(9-11-13t)
CUSTOM INTERIOR PAINTING:
20+yrs. experience. Also offer faux
finishing techniques, extensive
portfolio, outstanding references.
Call Anne Marie, 804-725-3057.
(10-9-13t)
D. STEVENS CONSTRUCTION,
LLC, Class B Contractor. New
homes, additions, renovations.
LICENSED and INSURED. Call
Darrell 804-815-2154 or 804-4432898.(1-3-tf)
FIRST RIDING LESSON FREE,
hunter jumper, certified instructor,
equine degree, all levels. Lessons
at our barn or yours. Lessons $25.
Call 804-370-1346.(12-4-4t)
HANDYMAN RUSS: Maintenance,
carpentry, painting w/quality too!
Beating high prices for all of you!
804-758-0838.(10-2-13t)
HANDYMAN: Able to do sheetrock,
painting, doors, windows, cabinets,
rotten wood, flooring, trim, decks,
siding. 25 years experience. Quality
work for less. Call Kevin, 758-4223.
(10-30-13t)
HORSE BOARDING, 14 acres,
10 stalls, lighted riding ring, trails,
trainer lives on site. Full board $375.
pasture $150. Call 804-370-1346.
(12-4-4t)
LEAF REMOVAL, small limbs, trees,
debris, deck staining, powerwashing, exterior painting. 804-832-6937.
(11-13-13t)
ON THE NAIL CONTRACTING:
CLASS A Contractor, Licensed and
Insured, Charles Harris Contractor. Office (804)725-7550; Cell
(804)815-4686. Framing, flooring,
windows, decks, additions, siding
and more!(10-5-tf)
PAINTER: Low, low prices. Free
estimates, 36 years experience.
Power washing. James, 804-7767884.(11-6-13t)
PASSPORT PICTURES made
while you wait! Please call ahead
for appointment, 804-758-2328,
Southside Sentinel, Urbanna.(tf)
PIANO ENTERTAINMENT: Holiday
parties, weddings, churches, restaurants. Reasonable rates. Keyboard
provided. Book your event early.
Jack Mulligan, 366-6388 or 7583400.(10-30-13t)
REMODELING SERVICES: Average
cost $120, 2-story extra. Don Loop,
Urbanna, VA LIC#2705090660,
Urbanna Lic#0792. 804-241-1833.
(10-23-13t)
SEAMSTRESS (Deltaville): Alterations, repairs, window treatments,
custom projects. Rhonda, 804-7760738.(11-26-3t)
SEAN’S HANDY SERVICES: Siding,
trim, carpentry, painting, insulation,
fence repair, flooring, light electrical,
plumbing. Free estimates! Reasonable rates! No job too small. 804832-8979.(10-2-13t)
SPECIAL TOUCH: Karen’s Cleaning Service, home, office, new
construction. Competitive rates,
licensed and references available.
758-4705. katgirl0512@yahoo.com.
(10-16-13t)
STAY IN YOUR HOME: Professional Therapist will come to your
Home. Increase safe mobility within
the Home. Safe exercise program
to regain independence. Recommendations for home safety equipment. Personal training available to
all. Call Emmie at 757-814-4309,
mest333@aol.com.(12-4-2t)
Notices
NOTICE
ABANDONED VESSEL
Notice is hereby given that the following vessel has been abandoned
for more than 60 days on the property of:
Chesapeake Marine Railway, LLC,
548 Deagle’s Road, Deltaville, VA
23043, 804-776-8833.
1948 114ft. Wooden Sailboat
Blue hull
“Ring Andersen” on transom;
OSCG Doc. #1082487
Application for Watercraft Registration/ Title will be made 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.
Please contact the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
with questions.(11-20-3t)
NOTICE
ABANDONED VESSEL
Notice is hereby given that the
following vessel has been abandoned for more than 60 days on
the property of: Deltaville Boatyard,
274 Bucksview Lane, Deltaville, VA
23043, 804-776-8900.
DESCRIPTION OF VESSEL: 42 foot
Vagabond, 1984 with registration
number MS 6352 KV.
Application for Watercraft Registration/ Title will be made in accordance with Section 29.1733.1 of
the Code of Virginia if this vessel is
not claimed and removed within 30
days of first publication of this notice.
Please contact the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
with questions.(11-20-3t)
NOTICE
OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS
194 HERITAGE POINT ROAD
DELTAVILLE, VA 23043
0.47 AC. +/-, LOT 26
HERITAGE POINT SUBDIVISION
PINETOP DISTRICT
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, VA
TAX MAP #40-104-26
In execution of a Deed of Trust,
dated April 28, 2008 recorded in the
Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of
Middlesex County, Virginia as Instrument Number 081514 granting and
conveying property therein described
in trust to J. Rawleigh Simmons and
John C. Hodges, Trustees, Elizabeth
B. Hurd having been appointed
as Substitute Trustee by Appointment dated November 14, 2008
and recorded in the Clerk’s Office
aforesaid as Instrument Number
082626, the undersigned Substitute
Trustee will offer for sale at public
auction on December 23, 2008, at
12:00 noon, at the front entrance of
the new Middlesex County Circuit
Court Building, 73 Bowden Street,
TRUSTEE’S SALE
OF PROPERTY
111 Wormley Lane
Locust Hill, VA 23092
Tax Map #36-43G
In execution of a Deed of Trust
dated July 16, 2002, recorded in the
the County of Middlesex, Virginia,
at Deed Book 344, Page 518, the
undersigned, Woods Rogers PLC,
Substitute Trustee, will offer for sale
at public auction at the front entrance
of the Courthouse of the Circuit
Court for the County of Middlesex,
Virginia, on the 11th day of December, 2008, at 9:30 a.m., the property
described in said Deed of Trust lying
in the County of Middlesex, Virginia,
and more particularly described as
follows:
That certain parcel of land, together
with all improvements thereon, situated in Saluda Magisterial District,
Middlesex County, Virginia, and
containing 1.391 acres, as described
in a plat of survey prepared by John
T. Ward, L.S., dated July 1986 and
entitled “Subdivision of 1.391 acres
of (sic) Route 619”, recorded in the
Middlesex County, Virginia, in Deed
Book 160, page 480.
TERMS: Cash - Bidder’s deposit of
ten percent (10%) of the sales price
by cashier’s or certified check may
be required. Balance of purchase
price shall be due and payable not
later than ten (10) days after sale.
WOODS ROGERS PLC
Substitute Trustee
For information contact:
Richard C. Maxwell, Esq.
Woods Rogers PLC
P.O. Box 14125
Roanoke, VA 24038-4125
540-983-7600
(11-26-2t)
email classified ads to: classifieds@ssentinel.com
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
CLASSIFIED ADS
GET RESULTS!
Classified Rates
$6.00 minimum for up to 25 words,
one week; 2 weeks $10.00; 3 weeks
$15.00; 4 or more weeks $4.50 each
week. Minimum run for TFN ads, 4
weeks. 25 words or fewer, 13 successive weeks, $40.00. Ads with 26
or more words, 24¢ each word. Custom classifieds $1.25 per line, minimum $11.25.
10% Discount for cash with order.
No refunds, no credit. No discount
on credit card sales.
Classified Deadline: 12:00 noon
Tuesdays. To place your ad, call
(804) 758-2328, FAX (804) 7585896, email <classifieds@ssentinel.com>, or mail to: Classifieds,
Southside Sentinel, P.O. Box 549,
Urbanna, Va. 23175.
Corrections: Please check your ad
the first week to see that it is correct.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PROPOSED ORDINANCE FOR THE ASSESSMENT
AND COMPUTATION OF REAL ESTATE TAXES ON
NEW CONSTRUCTION
The Middlesex County Board of Supervisors
will conduct a public hearing at their meeting on
Tuesday, December 16, 2008, which begins at
7:30 P.M., to hear comments regarding a proposed
ordinance which would allow for the assessment of new
buildings or structures, whether entirely finished or not,
at their actual value on January 1 of each year. This
ordinance would be in effect as of January 1, 2009.
A full copy of the ordinance as proposed is
available in the Office of the County Administrator.
12.04&12.11.08
Corson joins Haley Real Estate
Haley Real Estate has
announced that Susan Haley
Corson has joined its firm as a
full-time agent.
Corson has had a real estate
license for six years, and previously had an outstanding career
in real estate while living in
North Carolina. Her license has
been activated in Virginia.
Prior to her real estate career,
she worked in public relations
and banking. She graduated from
Gloucester High School in 1983
and earned a BA from James
Madison University in 1987.
She has lived all over the
United States and twice in
Germany while supporting her
husband in his military career.
She is an active military wife.
She now lives in Gloucester
with her husband, Mike, and
their three children, Haley,
Kate and Jack. They are making
Gloucester their permanent
home.
Susan Haley Corson
Haley said she is very pleased
to have her husband and daughter as part of the award-winning
Haley Team.
For more information, contact Corson at 695-0899.
Holly Days under way
Collectors of the works
of celebrated artist P. Buckley Moss are being given an
unprecedented
opportunity
to save during Mathews Art
Gallery’s Holly Days. On sale
during the holidays at savings
of 10% are a small group of
framed giclees and prints.
Among the selections are
“Great Spirit,” a large giclee
featuring a bald eagle; “On the
Dock of the Bay,” a smaller
work depicting a pelican; and
“Dockside,” a small waterside
scene.
Look for the bright red and
green holly symbols throughout the gallery indicating artworks offered by other artists
at a 10% discount.
Holly Days extend through
January 1. The MAG gallery
is located at 206 Main Street
in Mathews and will be open
Monday through Saturday from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sundays
from 1 to 4 p.m.
Bypass
Auto Service
24–Hour Towing
Day: 758-2901
Night: 815-1190
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204
of the Code of Virginia that a public hearing will be held
by the Middlesex County Board of Zoning Appeals on
Monday, December 15, 2008 at 7:00 PM to consider
the following:
1. CBPA Exception #2008-032 submitted by Richard
and Marilyn Cox, requesting a thirty (30’) foot
exception from the minimum one-hundred (100’)
foot Resource Protection Area (RPA) setback
requirement of Zoning Ordinance Section 4A-7,
Chesapeake Bay Preservation (CBP) District. The
purpose of the exception request is to permit the
construction of an eight by twenty-six foot (8’x26’)
addition to an existing garage within the 100’ RPA
buffer. The property for which the exception is
requested is located at 60 Waterford Drive, Urbanna,
VA; it is further identified as Tax Map Parcel #19-(16)49 in the Saluda Magisterial District.
The Board of Zoning Appeals public hearing will be
held in the Boardroom of the Historic Courthouse,
865 General Puller Highway, Saluda, VA 23149. All
interested persons are encouraged to attend and to
present their views on this application. A copy of this
application is available for public inspection at the
Department of Planning and Community Development,
Woodward Building – 2nd Floor, 877 General Puller
Highway, Saluda, VA 23149, telephone (804) 7583382.
11.26&12.04.08
Commonwealth Antiques
& Appraisals, Inc.
Estate Sale
Books, Art & Antiques
Saturday & Sunday
December 6th & 7th
9 am-4 pm
at the home of the late Charles L.
Price, Jr. “Glenlochan”,
110 Watling Street, Urbanna
Partial Listing of Items: Ant. Japanese woodblock prints,
Parianware figurines & statues, ant. Gould & Audubon
prints, Italian marble bust, engravings of hunt scenes, art
by: W. Sands, Berlioz, A. Rixen, C. Adams, Russ Metcalf,
E.T. Hall, G. Lilany, DaVity, Anne Brolin, Robert Cox,
Ruiz, Paul E. Tuttle, Western artist: Klist, ant. Currier &
Ives prints, many English Japanese prints from time of Perry’s expedition, ant. mezzotint of Geo. Washington, lots of
frames of all sizes: gilt gesso, walnut, mahogany, Eastlake,
many daguerrotypes, icons, vintage photographs, vintage
early rock records, oriental rugs, many oil lamps, chimneys
& shades, artificially grained armoire, ant. pr. walnut twin
beds, ant. pine farm table w/ drawer, ant. pine wash table,
Flow Blue plates, ant. Vict. walnut washstand, ant. Lincoln
rocker, ant. ogee frame w/ mirror, Regency-style cherry
breakfront, brass fire fender, library of rare books, including
Cruikshank’s Comic Almanack, Black Powder Snapshots by
Sherlock, Macpherson’s translation of Fingal:An Ancient
Epic Poem, Goldsmith’s She Stoops to Conquer, The United
States Magazine & Democratic Review, A History of Fredericksburg, William Henry Harrison, Sinclair Lewis, Guy de
Maupassant series, This Rocket Called Freedom, and many
more unusual items!
Directions: From Route 33 outside Saluda, take Urbanna
Road to Urbanna. Upon crossing Urbanna Creek Bridge,
house is first on left.
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) 580-2922 or (804) 580-3301;
email: comantqu@crosslink.net
www.commonwealthantiques.com
Upcoming sale: December 13th & 14th
outside Kilmarnock
Montague Farms named top agribusiness
Montague Farms Inc. of
Center Cross has been named
the “Agribusiness of the Year”
by the Virginia Agribusiness
Council. The award was presented to Montague Farms
president Bill Taliaferro and
vice president Bryan Taliaferro
during the council’s annual
meeting luncheon in Glen
Allen in November.
Montague Farms, owned
and operated by the Taliaferro
family, began as a family grain
farm in Essex County and has
expanded under the leadership
of brothers Bill, David and
Bryan Taliaferro, to a production and processing operation
for food-grade soybeans for
specialty export markets in
Japan and other Far Eastern
countries.
This spring, the company
opened a new export operation in Windsor, a $2.8 million
investment that will increase
the market options for the company, as well as 100 soybean
growers in Virginia and North
Carolina who hold contracts
with Montague Farms.
“The company has provided critical leadership to the
Virginia Agribusiness Council, including service by both
Bryan and David Taliaferro on
the council’s board of directors during the past 17 years,”
said a council spokesperson.
“They continue to share valuable insight and represent the
agribusiness industry on many
legislative, regulatory and environmental issues of interest to
Virginia agribusinesses. Over
the past 30 years their service
to the soybean, corn and small
grains sectors, has been tireless, as has their involvement
in encouraging research at Virginia Tech to improve varieties,
breeds, and best management
From left are Bryan Taliaferro, vice president of Montague
Farms; Charlie Wood of the Virginia Agribusiness Council;
and Bill Taliaferro, president of Montague Farms.
practices.”
“The Council’s Agribusiness of the Year award is given
to a member of the Council
for exceptional contributions
to Virginia agribusiness,” said
council president Donna Pugh
Johnson. “Montague Farms is
certainly exceptional, and it is
a privilege to recognize them
for their many achievements
and history of support.”
In making the award presentation, council board chairman Charles T. Wood praised
Montague Farms for “their
innovative thinking that has
been a guiding force for grain
and soybean production in
Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic
Region. We are excited to have
this opportunity to recognize
their many contributions to our
industry and the council, and
look forward to working with
Montague Farms in the future
to ensure the successful growth
of the agribusiness industry.”
The Virginia Agribusiness
Council is a non-profit member
organization committed to representing the agriculture and
forest industries in the Commonwealth through effective
government relations efforts.
Headquartered in Richmond,
the council has a combined
membership of over 40,000
persons including agricultural
producers, suppliers, marketers, processors and commodity
associations from throughout
Virginia. For more information,
visit www.va-agribusiness.org.
RCC/RAL partnership takes off
A unique educational partnership, established in June
2008 between Rappahannock
Community College and the
Rappahannock Art League
(RAL), announces its first class
offerings in RCC’s Spring 2009
schedule.
Butler’s
The classes will include
something
for everyone. DrawTree
ing, watercolors, acrylics, oils,
Service, LLC oriental brush painting, silk
painting, cartooning, color
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theory, and developing a perLandscaping
sonal style are all covered, as
are photography, stained glass,
Insured
paper collage, ceramics, bead758-0495
ing and jewelry making, furniture design and construction,
832-0043
and professional practices for
artists.
Flexible formats provide
instruction for beginners as
well as experienced artists, and
for high school students as well
as adults.
RCC vice president for
workforce development, Nancy
Lloyd, sees this venture as “a
real asset for all art lovers. Not
only will the college and RAL
be able to offer a wide variety
of comprehensive art classes,
but by working together, both
organizations can increase outreach activities throughout the
region.”
For more information or to
register, call 758-6750 (Glenns
Campus).
Help pave the way to happiness for our
Gloucester-Mathews Humane Society animals.
Give the holiday gift of an engraved brick
to honor a beloved person or pet.
All proceeds support the building of our new animal shelter.
Order a Brick _____ 4"x 8" ____ 8"x8" ____8"x8" with logo
Brick specifications, 4"x 8" – 14 characters per line, 3 line maximum
Brick specifications, 8"x 8" – 14 characters per line, 5 line maximum
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Walk of Honor
one 4"x8" brick = $125, ten or more 4x8 bricks = $100 per brick
one 8"x8" brick = $200
one 8"x8" brick with logo, add $100 (logos can be put on 8"x8" brick,
camera-ready artwork must be provided)
I would like the person(s) I have recognized with a brick to receive notification of my gift.
Honoree’s Name ___________________________________________________________________
Address ____________________________________ City ___________ State ____ Zip _________
Please use additional sheets for multiple orders, and PRINT clearly.
Ordered by ________________________________________________________________________
Address ____________________________________ City ___________ State ____ Zip _________
Phone ( ) _________-____________ email ____________________________________________
Make checks payable to Gloucester-Mathews Humane Society.
Method of payment: check _____ M/C ____ Visa ____
Bankcard # _________________________________________________ exp. date ______________
Signature __________________________________________________________________________
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Internal Revenue Code, are fully deductible to the extent allowed by this law.
Legion Post #82 of Saluda is
sponsor of new Boy Scout troop
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American Legion Post #82
of Saluda has partnered with
Heart of Virginia Council, Boy
Scouts of America (BSA), in
bringing a new and unique
program for boys in Middlesex
as well as boys located in surrounding counties.
As of November 24, the
American Legion became the
chartering organization of
Troop 345, which is under the
direct leadership of Scoutmaster Karyn Bristow.
One of the objectives of the
American Legion is to work
with youth, and an agreement
to support Scouting was voted
on and approved at the first
national convention of the
American Legion held at Minneapolis, Minn., in 1919.
“Both of our organizations
believe in a strong nation,
strong families, strong communities, and service to others.
The
collaborative
efforts
between the two organizations
have the potential to make a
significant impact on our community as well as develop the
leadership in our youth. Both
organizations are very enthusiastic to have this opportunity
to work together,” said Saluda
Post Commander Keith McAuley.
Only a couple of weeks
ago Bristow approached the
BSA leadership just to “chat”
about this idea. Little did she
know that a troop would form
so quickly. “The parents are
almost as excited as the kids,
and family development is a
cornerstone of both the Boy
Scouts and the American
Legion,” she said.
This troop is known as an
“Ability Awareness” Troop and
is designed to bring the Scouting program to those young men
that many times seem to be left
out of main stream programs.
While any boy of Scout age is
encouraged to join, the primary
focus of Troop 345 is to allow
Scouts with moderate to severe
disabilities the time and modifications or accommodations
necessary to work on all Scouting activities including badge
advancement.
Bristow is a special education teacher at Peasley Middle
School in Gloucester.
At present, Troop 345 has
eight new members. Several are from Gloucester and
two are from King William
County. However, a few families have expressed interest in
Middlesex. The troop is open
to all surrounding counties.
The leadership consists of
adults with varying degrees of
experience in the field. Many
of the leaders already know
some of the youth.
“It is a wonderful blessing
to be able to work with such
an enthusiastic group with
many years of experience,”
said Bristow. “I know most of
the Scouts already, and am so
happy to watch their excitement about Scouting. It is hard
to get them to focus on anything else right now. I was not
sure what to expect, but these
boys already love Scouting. We
were supposed to start meeting in January, but everyone
wanted to start right away. I just
love it!”
The first activity of Troop
345 will be participating in the
Gloucester Christmas Parade
on Saturday, December 6.
Meetings will take place
twice a month on the first and
third Mondays at the American
Legion Post in Saluda.
Those interested in learning more, having a son join the
program, or interested in volunteering time and talents to
the program, contact Bristow at
804-854-4957.
Above, from left, are Millie Hampton, BSA District Membership Chairman; Karyn Bristow, Troop 345 Scoutmaster;
Keith “Mac” McAuley, Commander of Legion Post 82; and
Marvin “JR” VanBuskirk, serving as the charter organization
representative between the Legion Post 82 and the BSA.
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December 5, Mathews village
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open house with shops remaining open until 7 p.m. Santa will
be on hand to offer good cheer
(See Mathews, page B9)
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Hot cider, cookies, surprise
gifts and card making for the
troops overseas will enhance
the spirit of giving at many of
the shops.
Starting at 7:30 p.m., a
Christmas tree lighting ceremony will begin along the
Westville Christian Church on
Main Street. Music and songs
will be provided by Lynda
Smith and Robert Thompson’s
“Christmas Tree-O Band.“
For more information and a
full schedule of events for the
Friday night fun, call the Visitors Center at 725-4BAY or
visit www.visitmathews.com.
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on
Saturday, December 6, the
Mathews Main Street Committee invites the public to stroll
into the holiday spirit as it presents “Christmas at Oakleigh.”
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Free rescue squad service has its costs
by Tom Chillemi
During
the
Urbanna
Oyster Festival, the Central
Middlesex Volunteer Rescue
Squad set up a temporary
“emergency room,” complete
with doctors and nurses, at
the rescue squad building
on Grace Avenue, reported
Urbanna Town Administrator
Lewis Filling, who also is a
squad driver.
This is the third year for the
emergency room, which was
Trees at Macey’s Christmas Tree Farm in Hartfield were sent
to military families this week.
staffed by 90 volunteers, said
Filling.
Send donations to
About 125 patients were seen
with minor problems, includ- Central Middlesex
ing some elderly patients who
Volunteer Rescue
just needed to rest.
However, there were 22
Squad, P.O. Box
patients with more serious
injuries and the temporary 790, Urbanna, VA
emergency room was able to
handle nearly two out of three
23175.
cases. Only eight patients had
to be transported to area hospitals.
squad treatment at the festival,
There was no cost for rescue or any time of year, said Filling,
who added that the rescue squad
needs money and volunteers in
order to keep providing services.
Fund drive begins
In 2007, the Urbanna
Rescue Squad’s three vehicles
responded to 670 calls, and
the 32 members volunteered
10,475 hours, said Filling, who
Macey’s Christmas
Tree Farm donates
‘Trees for the Troops’
In the spirit of the season,
Macey White, owner of Macey’s Christmas Tree Farm,
has donated 50 “Trees for the
Troops.” They were delivered
to a drop-off point in Louisa on
December 2.
Nationally, approximately
17,000 trees will go to activeduty troops in 15 countries and
at 37 bases in the U.S.
The “Trees for the Troops”
program was started by The
Christmas Spirit Foundation. Also, a program sponsor,
FedEx, is getting the trees from
growers to military families.
“We are very proud to be part
of this thoughtful program,”
said White.
Macey’s Tree Farm (7766043) is located on Route
630 in Hartfield. It offers five
varieties of trees, and is open
Friday and Sunday afternoons
and all day on Saturday.
Job Assistance Center
offers help for job seekers
The Job Assistance Center in
Shacklefords offers a variety
of free resources that can assist
members of the community in
these tough economic times.
For job seekers, the center
can assist with job listings; job
placement assistance; career
counseling; occupational training; computer access for job
search and/or unemployment
filing; labor market information; assessment of skill levels,
aptitudes, abilities and service
needs; resume writing; and
interview skills.
For employers, the center
can assist with free listings
in the center’s weekly job
leads list; applicant recruitment; applicant screening; job
fairs; customized training; and
employee retention.
“Our goal is to increase the
employment, job retention
and earnings of job seekers,
thereby improving the quality of the workforce to sustain
economic growth and enhance
productivity and competitiveness,” said a center spokesperson.
For more information, call
(804) 785-2470, or visit the
center at 1399 Centerville
Road in Shacklefords, Monday
through Friday from 8:30 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m.
Perfect . . .
From left are Todd Barnes, the Northumberland Elementary
School music specialist, student Tim Emrick and Anne Reisner, a Tidewater Foundation board member and co-chair of
the Holly Ball Committee. The instrument Tim is playing is a
bass xylophone used in the Orff Method of teaching music.
It was purchased with the grant money generated by the
Holly Ball and received from the Tidewater Foundation .
Holly Ball is Dec. 27
Each year the Tidewater
Foundation disperses grants
to a diverse group of community institutions and agencies
located throughout the Northern Neck and Tidewater area.
Over the course of the past
10 years, the Tidewater Foundation, through tradition and
stewardship, has contributed
about $247,000 to these local
entities.
The funds for these grants are
from the proceeds of The Holly
Ball, a 113-year-old traditional
debutante ball, which takes
place each year in December.
In 2008 the Tidewater Foun-
dation made thirty-one such
contributions, made possible
by the proceeds of the 112th
Holly Ball in 2007.
The 113th Holly Ball will
take place Saturday, December
27, from 7 p.m. until midnight
at Indian Creek Yacht and Country Club in Kilmarnock. Queen
Jocelyn Maguire Stephens of
Irvington will reign over the
Holly Realm. The proceeds
from this tradition will continue to be used to support the
Tidewater Foundation’s commitment to cultural enrichment
and education in the Northern
Neck and Tidewater areas.
added the rescue squad relies
on donations to operate and is
starting its annual fund drive.
“Support from the community is what keeps us in business,” Filling said at Monday’s
council meeting.
Filling said the squad also
needs more volunteers. “We
need two things—money and
people.”
Area residents soon will
receive a letter that offers them
a free photography sitting and
family portrait. The photos
will be taken at the Urbanna
Rescue Squad building on
December 6 from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. Call 919-583-9612 to
make an appointment.
Donations may be sent to:
Central Middlesex Volunteer
Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 790,
Urbanna, VA 23175.
Kaitlyn Fomin, Lauren Ford,
Hailee Fry, Charles Garner,
Quentin Goodman, Bryan
Graulich, Jack Graulich, Cheyanne Graves, Lyndsay Greene
and Walter Gresham-Powers.
Also, Jenna Hall, Joseph Hall,
Kaylee Hall, Thomas Hamilton, Russell Hanuska, Shawn
Haskiell, Ka’lex Hayes, William Headley, Freddie Hearn,
Morgan Hensley, James Herrington, Joia Hervey, Shawn
Hickey, Jon Holman, Lyndsey Holmes, Will Holt, Willie
Holt, Trevone Hooks, Macey
Horne, Brooklin Horsley, Riley
Howe, Kendrick Hunley, Benjamin Hunt, Allyson Hutchens, Amanda Jackson, Ariyana
Jackson, Alexia Jenkins, Deandre’ Jessie, Andre’ Johnson,
Destiny Johnson, Jayla Johnson, Sean Johnson, Tristan
Johnson, Jeffery Jones, Jonasia
Jones, Gerald Kalmanek, Avis
Keeling, Staci Keller, Amarion
Kelley, Delonte Kelley, Ernest
Kelley and Marry Kiku.
Also, William Leggett,
Jerry Lindsey, Dayton Liverman, Ryan Mahr, Aaron
Marsh,
Autumn
Marshall, Hannah Marx, Jacob
Marx, Demarius McIntosh,
Autumn McMeechan, Russell
McMurtrie, Cheyenne Mello,
John-Robert Miller, Tiffany
Minarczyk, Gibson Moon,
Kenneth Morgan, Jalen Morris,
Hunter
Morton,
Kenneth
Morton, Maurice Nelson, Codi
Nerschl, Taylor Ogorsell, Olivia
Oliver, Demarcus Paige, Jatiah
Paige, Kenyon Parker, Willow
Pedersen, Emily Perkins, Kiera
Peters, Joseph Powell, Kimberly Price, Anthony Pullman,
Cheyenne Pullman, Abigail
Purcell, Savannah Rainier,
Ja’mel Reed, Kendrick Reed,
Kenneth Reed, Trevon Reed,
Zinnie Reed, Haley Revere,
Caden Rhodus, Lillianna Richardson, Emily Roane, John
Robins, Chrishauna Robinson, Jasmine Roye and Jaylyn
Ruffin.
Also, Tyler Scott, William
Scott, John Sears, Joseph Sears,
Amber Self, Shane Sexton,
Kaelyn Sibley, Adam Smith,
Amaya Smith, Dylan Smith,
Emilie Smith, Jarred Smith,
Hunter A. Snyder, Jillian Solomon, Julianna Solomon, Jacob
South, Joshua South, Jackson
Stamm, Travis Stokes, Sabrina
Sutherlin,
ZH’aria
Taliaferro, Ashby Taylor, MacLean
Thomas, Trystin Thomas,
Justin Thompson, Christopher
Thorne, Justin Tulip, Morgan
Tullos,
Alana
Vandyke,
Michael Veney, Tambria Wake,
Hailey Walton, Laura Walton,
Sarah Walton, Brandon Ward,
Monica Ward, William Ward,
Cameron Wells, Kaitlyn Wells,
Logan West, Savannah West,
Mackenzie White, Taequan
White, Elizabeth Wilding,
Hannah Williams, Taylor Williams, Alyssa Willis, Mackenzie Wilson, Matthew Wilson,
Jacob Winn, Ryleigh Wolfrey,
Samantha Wright, Vivian
Wright and Dartanyon Yates.

12.04.08 Sentinel B - Southside Sentinel

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