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Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • May 22, 2014
B Section
Chargers sweep K&Q;
host Blue Devils Friday
by Larry Chowning
The Middlesex High School varsity baseball team raised its Conference 42 record to 6-1 in recent action
with a doubleheader sweep of King
and Queen on May 15.
The Chargers also lost 11-3 to
King William on Tuesday to lower
their overall record to 7-6.
MHS defeated King and Queen
11-3 in the first game and 19-3 in
the second game ended by the mercy
rule. In the first game, Mason Phillips paced MHS with 3 singles and
an RBI. Chris Blake had a double, a
single and 2 RBIs.
Lady Chargers
host Mathews
in finale Friday
by Tom Chillemi
The Middlesex High School varsity
softball team lost 24-0 to powerful King
William on May 19.
Cavalier Kayla Huffman was throwing heat as she recorded a no-hitter.
Zariah Freeze reached base on a first
inning walk and was the only Lady
Charger base runner in the game.
Lady Charger Rachael Howard made
the only contact with the ball that went
into fair territory, but it was an out.
There were a few bright spots on
defense, including a double play. Freeze
fielded a grounder, stepped on third
base and fired to Tambria Wake at first
base who made a long stretching catch
to complete the double play.
“Like the old adage says, ‘They hit
the ball where we were not,’ ” said Lady
Charger coach Wade Traynham.
Middlesex hosts arch-rival Mathews
on Friday, May 23, at the Middlesex
Sports Complex in its regular season
finale. The JV teams play at 5 p.m. and
the varsity game follows 30 minutes
after the JV game ends.
Christchurch
seeks teams for
soccer tourney
Boys and girls in grades 6-8 are
invited to join Christchurch School
Soccer Coach Matt Schaefer and his
varsity players for a fun afternoon
of 3V3 soccer at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 24. The tournament is on
the official list of qualifying tournaments for the National 3V3 Tournament Championship, which will be
held in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., this
summer. There is no charge to play
in the tournament, but please reserve
a spot by calling Robin Schroeder ‘79
in the CCS Office of Admission at
758-2306, ext. 133.
Also, Austin Copper doubled and
knocked in 2 runs for MHS; Adam
White singled and knocked in a run;
and Kyle Lawson and Trey Blankenship contributed singles.
Copper was the winning pitcher
in the first game he has pitched this
season.
MHS won the second game 19-3 in
3 innings. Alex Fitchett had 2 triples,
2 singles and 3 RBIs; Kyle Shelton
had 3 singles and 3 RBIs; Jacob
Kirby, 3 singles and 3 RBIs; Blake, 2
singles, RBI; Lawson, double, RBI;
Phillips, RBI; Greg Pitts, single,
RBI; Copper and White, a single
apiece.
Lawson was the winning pitcher
and Phillips came on in relief.
In the 11-1 loss to King William,
Middlesex’s only run came when
Fitchett walked, Shelton reached on
an error, and Copper singled to drive
in Fitchett. Phillips got a single for
the only other hit for the Chargers.
Shelton was the losing pitcher. He
gave up 4 earned runs. In relief, Matt
Horne gave up 4 earned runs.
Middlesex’s final regular season
game is at 7 p.m. Friday, May 23,
against Mathews at Deltaville Ball
Park. The Middlesex JVs will play
the Mathews JVs at 5 p.m.
2014 Middlesex High School varsity soccer team
Members of the 2014 Middlesex High School varsity soccer team include, kneeling from left, Hughes Nelson,
Devante Robertson, Zachary Halstead, Enrique Gonzales and Miguel Rodriguez; standing, Luke Robertson,
Joseph Cockrell, Jacob Beebe, Aaron Branford, John Williams, Hamza Ali, Aleksander Fomin, Wayne Taylor,
Eder Sosa, Zebulon Burrell, Christian Baker and Bobby Nazrini.
(Photo by Tom Chillemi)
Saluda 9-year-old is
a standout for Sharks
Taylor Berry of Saluda recently
earned a spot on the roster of the
U-11 Virginia Legacy Elite Champions Team. The Club Champions
League (CCL) is the top league in
Virginia and Maryland, consisting of 16 top clubs throughout the
region that compete along the East
Coast for the Virginia Soccer Association State Cup.
Berry is coming off of a very
successful fall travel season with
the Tidewater Sharks, based in
Williamsburg, in which she was the
leading scorer for her team, topping
the charts with 43 points (18 goals
and 7 assists).
The Sharks finished the regular
season at 10-3-1. The team then
went on to win the Capital Fall
Classic in Richmond where Berry
racked up 7 goals in 3 games.
Berry’s reputation as a talented
young prospect is quickly gaining
recognition amongst both players and coaches in and around the
region.
She plans on finishing the spring
season with the Tidewater Sharks
before joining the Legacy CCL in
the fall.
Berry, 9, is a fourth-grader at
Middlesex Elementary School and
the daughter of Lauren and Jonathan Berry of Saluda.
Taylor Berry
Pickleball clinic set in Deltaville
Come learn to play pickleball at a
clinic on Saturday, June 7, from 10
a.m.-noon at the Deltaville tennis
courts. Mike Roberts, a pickleball
ambassador, will lead the session,
with help from regular players.
“Come try this sport out; it is fun
and a good way to make new friends!”
said an event organizer Bruce Forsberg. “Put June 7 on your calendar.”
For more information, call Forsberg
at 776-7734.
Deltas second baseman Alexander Crittenden tags out a Braves runner
to turn a double play in Saturday’s 10-0 Deltas win over Hampton.
(Photo by Stephen Blue)
Deltas sweep opening series;
to host Cannons in Saturday’s
Deltaville Seafood Festival game
by Stephen Blue
2014 Middlesex High School JV softball team
Members of the 2014 Middlesex High junior varsity softball team include, front row from left, Morgan Charnock, Kelly Wood, Julianna Soloman, Jazlyn Hayes and Maggie Bull; middle row, Sierra Hartley, Lynn Burch,
Joia Hervey, Chloe Hodges and Brooke Daniel; back row, coach Sharon Daniel, Lisa Oiler, Maddie Norwood
and Meghan Shores. Middlesex hosts arch-rival Mathews on Friday, May 23, at the Middlesex Sports ComWSL_PUP[ZYLN\SHYZLHZVUÄUHSL;OL1=[LHTZWSH`H[WTHUK]HYZP[`NHTLZMVSSV^TPU\[LZHM[LY[OL
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The Deltaville Deltas dominated
the Hampton Braves on the opening
weekend of the 2014 Southern Virginia Baseball League season on May
17-18, winning twice in shutout fashion by scores of 10-0 and 11-0.
This Saturday, May 24, the Deltas
will host a rare afternoon home game.
They take on the York Cannons at 2
p.m. at Deltaville Ballpark as part of
the Deltaville Seafood Festival festivities. On Sunday, the Deltas will
travel to Monfalcone Field to take on
the two-time defending tournament
champion Newport News Cardinals
at 4 p.m.
Deltas 10, Braves 0
Jay Moore pitched 7 shutout
innings, while 6 different Deltas collected hits, as Deltaville opened the
season in dominant fashion on Saturday night. Moore scattered just 4 hits
while striking out 3. He did not allow
a Brave runner past second base and
issued just 1 walk.
The Deltas scored their first run in
the 2nd inning when Travis Crump
singled and was plated by Adam
Baldwin. Deltaville scored 4 more
runs in the 3rd inning, which was
sparked by a 2-RBI single by Alexan-
der Crittenden.
The Deltas added 2 more runs in
the 4th inning and 3 runs in the 5th
inning.
Travis Crump led all hitters with a
3-for-3 day, scoring twice.
Deltas 11, Braves 0
Following the spectacular pitching
of Moore on Saturday night, Jordan
Boze had a tall task ahead of him to
match that on Sunday.
Boze proved more than up to the
task. The second-year Delta tossed
6 shutout innings of 2-hit baseball,
striking out 6.
The Deltaville offense combined
for 13 hits, and scored all of its runs
in a 5-run 4th and 6-run 5th inning.
Scott Crump and Colby Wiggins led
the offensive attack, each contributing
2 hits and 2 runs batted in.
Trevor Hickman pitched a scoreless
7th inning, striking out 2, to preserve
the shutout.
Upcoming Games
This Saturday, May 24, at 2 p.m. the
Deltas will host the Newport News
Cardinals at 2 p.m. in Deltaville Ballpark as part of the first Deltaville Seafood Festival.
On Sunday, May 25, the Deltas visit
the Newport News Cardinals for a 4
p.m. game.
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little league results
Mathews Pride 13
Middlesex Diamonds 3
For the Diamonds, Tamara
Reed, 1 single; Arviet Underwood, Saylor Jensen, Amber
Self each walked and scored;
Clarista Hampton, Ariana Beverly and Amber Edwards each
Deltaville
swim team
signup set
Attention swimmers and
kickboarders,
the
2014
Deltaville Sharks swim team
will hold open registration
May 27, 28, and 29 from 6-7
p.m. at the Deltaville pool.
For more information, contact head coach Katie Carnes
at 804-441-1211 or email kckcarnes3@gmail.com.
2014 Middlesex High School JV soccer team
Members of the 2014 Middlesex High School junior varsity soccer team include, kneeling from left, Rick Reed, Derron Cooke, Ken Reed, Clayton Chandler, Jack Ruark, Kian
Cheatham and Emilie Smith; standing, Elijah Fomin, assistant coach Clayton Hogge, Willie
Holt, Nat Crown, Darius Washington, Russell Hanuska, Andres Rowe, Andre Johnson,
Cole Radabaugh, Will Howard, Mason Duke, head coach Eric Smith and Tyler Radabaugh.
(Photo by Tom Chillemi)
JV Chargers shut down Mathews
The Middlesex High School
junior varsity soccer team
blanked Mathews 3-0 on May
14. “We were real excited
to play this game against
Mathews,” said MHS coach
Eric Smith. “We noticed on
the bus ride over that we were
pumped and ready to play.
“Our defense was playing
well and our offense has been
getting better each and every
game,” he said. “We had a lot
of scoring opportunities in the
first part of the game but could
not capitalize on them.
Then Elijah Fomin received
the ball on the right side and
took upon himself to drive to
the goal. He beat three players to the front of the goal and
then split two more players to
go one on one with the goalie.
Fomin planted a great shot to
the right side of the net for
MHS’s first goal.
This really sparked the whole
team and Kian Cheatham took
the cornerkick and placed a
perfect shot at the eight yard
where Emilie Smith battled
off a taller defender to place a
great header to the upper right
corner of the net.
“This was a great momentum builder for the rest of the
game,” said Smith.
The half ended with a 2-0
Middlesex lead.
The second half started with
some great 1-2 passes by the
Chargers and MHS kept up the
aggressiveness on both sides
of the ball. “Strong passes and
ball control was evident in
this game,” said Coach Smith.
“One of our fullbacks, Cole
Radabaugh, played one of his
best games of the season. He
shut down every advance that
came his way and backed up
teammates that needed help,”
Fifteen minutes into the
second half Derron Cooke got
the ball on the left side and
drove to the corner. He saw
Andre Johnson making a run
and gave him a perfect pass.
Andre’s first touch was a perfect setup to his left foot, which
he planted a great low shot to
the right lower corner for the
Chargers’ last goal.
“This game was a total team
effort and every player was a
valuable part of this win,” said
Coach Smith.
The offense was led by Darnell, Emilie Smith and Andre
Johnson. The defense was led
by Cole, Will Howard, and
Mason Duke.
The Chargers play West
Point Friday in its final two
gamesof the season.
walked; Amber Self pitched 4
innings with 6 strikeouts and 6
walks.
Middlesex Diamonds 21
Lancaster Razorbacks 10
For the Diamonds, Amber
Edwards, 1 single, 2 walks, 3
runs; Riley Howe, 3 singles,
2 RBIs, 3 runs; Arviet Underwood, 1 single, 1 run; Amber
Self, 2 singles, 1 triple, 1 walk,
3 RBIs, 4 runs; Adrienne Galloway, 2 singles, 1 walk, 2 RBIs,
3 runs; Katelyn Smith, 1 single,
1 double, 2 walks, 3 RBIs, 3
runs; Ariana Beverly, 2 singles,
2 walks, 2 RBIs, 1 run; Tiffany
Mott, 2 singles, 1 RBI, 2 runs;
Saylor Jensen, 1 walk, 1 run;
Erin Daddario, 1 RBI; Amber
Self pitched 4 innings with 6
strikeouts and 5 walks.
Legion 241
baseball tryouts
set for Sunday
Tryouts for two American
Legion Post 241 baseball teams
will be held at Deltaville Ballpark on Sunday, May 25, from
2-4 p.m. and from 4-6 p.m.
There will be two teams—a
junior team for ages 13-17, and
a senior team for ages 17-19.
For more information, contact
coach Joey Fitchett at 804-8325076.
Email Little League
scores and highlights
to tchillemi@
ssentinel.com
Urbanna Swim
Team signup
set for May 27
The Urbanna Swim Team
will begin registering swimmers on Tuesday, May 27, at
the Urbanna pool. Children
ages 4-17 (as of June 1, 2014)
are eligible to participate. In
addition, 2014 high school
graduates who are 18 are eligible.
Registration for ages 10 and
under will begin at 5:30 p.m.
on May 27, and registration for
ages 11 and up will begin at
6:30 p.m. Swim team practice
will follow the registration.
For applications or more
information, contact Angela
Walton at 815-8302.
R.A.C.E. GED
graduation set
Middle Peninsula R.A.C.E.
GED graduation ceremonies
will be held Friday, June 6, at
6 p.m. at St. John’s Episcopal
Church, West Point. Contact
the regional office at 888-7691151 for more information and
to R.S.V.P.
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Belle Isle Park to host
‘Kid’s Croaker Classic’
Middlesex High School
Featured Athletes of the Week
Sponsored by
Bill Hudgins
JV Softball
Belle Isle State Park in
Lancaster County will be the
site for the “Kid’s Croaker
Classic” on Saturday, May 31,
from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Two age categories, ages 3-9
and 10-15, will compete for
largest croaker caught that day.
Prizes will be given for first,
second and third prizes for
both shore and boat divisions.
Participants may fish from
shore, pier or boat.
The tournament will begin at
8 a.m. and end at 3:30 p.m. All
participants must weigh their
entry by 4 p.m. An awards
ceremony will take place at 5
when paid
annually.
p.m. followed by an ice cream
social.
All registrations, along with
$10 per participant entry fee,
must be received at the Belle
Isle State Park office by 3
p.m. on May 17 in order for
the participant to receive a
t-shirt. Late registrations will
be accepted through the day of
the tournament; however, those
participants may not receive a
shirt.
Registration forms and rules
can be found at www.dcr.virginia.gov/forms/DCR199-226.
pdf or by calling the park at
462-5030.
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Haskell Golf Tournament
to benefit Humane Society
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Haskell Memorial Golf Tournament at Piankatank River Golf
Club in Hartfield. Proceeds
benefit the Gloucester-Mathews
Humane Society.The all-inclusive cost of $100 per player
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includes lunch, two drinks, golf
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2014 Christchurch School varsity baseball team
Members of the Christchurch School varsity baseball team are, seated from left, Isaiah
2014 Middlesex High School JV baseball team
Scott, Jose Alvarado and Braeden Rosell; kneeling, manager Katherine Byrd, Josh Waite,
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Cardenas, Louis Alvarado, Willis Mackey, Josh Revere, Brent Rice, coach Matt Edmonds, left, Thomas Redmon, Zach Bristow, Cameron Morgan, Kendrick Hunley and Kevin Horton;
back row, coach Jonathan Norris, Dale Johnson, Chipper Anderson, Simon Unsworth, John
head coach Jon Waite and manager Hung An.
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Recreational
Safe Boating Day
4 locations promoting
saving lives - Your Life!
Saturday, May 24th
9am – 2pm
Auxiliary members will have an information table where
they will answer questions, promote boater safety
classes and vessel safety checks.
Four Locations:
West Marine, Deltaville
7-11, Locust Hill
Wake Public Boat Launch
Church View Public Boat Launch
Vessel Safety Checks (VSC) are available
at each location if you trailer your boat.
Contact Ron: (804) 758-4053
or ronan3@verizon.net
Sponsored by the US Coast Guard Auxiliary
Flotilla 62, Deltaville
Christchurch
Golf Classic
MHS JVs play finale Friday
set for June 6
On Friday, June 6, Christchurch
School will host its 12th Annual
Christchurch School Golf Classic at Piankatank River Golf
Club in Hartfield. There will be
a shotgun start at 1 p.m.
This year’s sponsors are: Platinum Sponsor, Chesapeake Bank;
Gold Sponsor, Fleet Brothers
Inc.; Silver Sponsor, Sports
Centre of Kilmarnock; Bronze
Sponsor, Revere Gas.
The tournament’s three holein-one sponsors are: Medlin Ford
with a truck; Whitmore Marine
with a boat; and Fleet Brothers
Inc. with a tractor.
This
year
Christchurch
School will celebrate, along
with the Fleet family, 18 years
of Piankatank River Golf Club’s
operation by having course
designer Algie Pulley participate
in this year’s classic as an honorary guest.
For more information, call
Huntley Galleher at Christchurch
School at 758-2306, ext. 135, or
email him at hgalleher@christchurchschool.org.
The Middlesex High School
junior varsity baseball team
dropped four games in recent
action, losing 11-0 and 15-0 to
King William, 11-2 to Mathews,
and 12-2 to West Point.
The Chargers lost the two
games to King William in
a doubleheader on May 13.
Thomas Redmon got the only
hit for the Chargers in the 11-0
loss, and Chipper Anderson got
a hit in the 15-0 loss.
Against Mathews on May
Colts signups set
2, Anderson had 2 singles and
scored a run, Zach Bristow and
John Sears each singled, and
Simon Unsworth doubled and
scored a run.
In the 12-2 loss to West Point,
Anderson singled and scored a
run, Kevin Horton doubled and
knocked in a run, and Elijah
Darnell connected for 2 singles
and scored a run.
The JV Chargers complete
their season this Friday, May
23, with a 5 p.m. game against
Mathews at Deltaville Ballpark.
Middlesex County Youth
Football Association registration dates are scheduled for
two more Saturdays, May 31
and June 7. Registration for
ages 5-14 will be held at the
Middlesex Sports Complex
behind St. Clare Walker Middle
School in Locust Hill from 9
a.m.-2 p.m each Saturday.
The cost of participation in the
league is $85. Signup forms are
also available online at www.middlesexcolts.com or at Urbanna
Builders’ Supply in Saluda.
Colts T-shirt
designs sought
Congratulations
Joey McComas,
The Middlesex Colts youth
football program is seeking
designs for a new Colts T-shirt.
For contest rules and entry
forms, visit www.middlesexcolts.com.
The winning design gets a
free T-shirt with their design.
Entry forms and designs are
due by Friday, June 13, at 5
p.m.
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church
Lower Church
Spring Fling
is Saturday
The Lower United Methodist Church Annual Spring Fling
will be held Saturday, May
24, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. on the
church grounds in Hartfield.
There will be household, yard
and machinery items, clothes,
jewelry and much more. The
youth will sell barbecue, hot
dogs and drinks. Proceeds will
benefit the church’s mission
work.
Making new friends
Janie Allen and Alaina Taylor introduce themselves to Mrs.
Gilbert, a former resident of Deltaville and currently a resident at Riverside Convalescent Home in Saluda. Mrs. Gilbert was one of many residents who enjoyed a visit from the
Middlesex Family YMCA After-School Program last week.
“The children always enjoy when we visit the nursing home
and they walk out with many new grandparents,” said
YMCA program director Rebecca Panis. “The Middlesex
YMCA tries to visit the nursing home at its request and
during camps. It feeds the soul!”
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dedicated on Sunday, May 25, at 11 a.m. in front of St. Timothy’s Church, 413 St. Timothy
Lane, Tappahannock.
St. Paul plans
Women’s Day St. Margaret’s to dedicate ‘Peace on Earth’
St. Paul Baptist Church in
Jamaica will have its Annual
Women’s Day Program on
Sunday, May 25, at 3:30 p.m.
The guest speaker will be Rev.
Jean Meney, associate minister
of Mt. Olive Baptist Church.
The Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Choir in Hustle will render the
music. All are invited.
mural at St. Timothy’s Church on Sunday
St. Margaret’s School Art
Team will dedicate its mural,
“Peace on Earth,” a community-based art project, on
Sunday, May 25, at 11 a.m.
Located on Route 17 South
as entering Tappahannock, the
wall is just in front of St. Timo-
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thy’s Church, 413 St. Timothy
Lane, Tappahannock.
The mural represents more
than nine months of work on
the part of 152 young artists
on the St. Margaret’s School
(SMS) Art Team, working in
close collaboration with 27
children from St. Timothy’s
congregation. It is an expression of the art team’s collective
synergy, welcoming travelers
into town.
Truly a community effort,
the wall was donated by St.
Timothy’s Church. Additionally, the paint and supplies were donated by Lowe’s
Home Improvement Center in
Tappahannock.
St. Margaret’s art teachers, Konst and Konstantina
Konstantinov, professionally
known as the KonKons, and
their passion for giving back to
the Tappahannock community
are the driving forces behind
the mural.
According to the KonKons,
“Intentionally choosing the
title “Peace on Earth,” and
visually translating the theme
through the universal language
of arts, our hope is to extend
the mural’s appeal beyond
Christianity to faithful people
from all beliefs.”
The Peace on Earth mural is
the latest in a series of community-based art projects that has
earned wide recognition for
the SMS Art Team. In the past
decade, students have created:
“The Noah’s Ark” for St. John’s
Episcopal Church, “Hope for
the Planet” at Riverside Hospital, and “Tappahannock, the
Town I Love” at the town hall.
The event is free and all are
welcome.
Zoar to begin Sunday beach
services at Stingray Point
All are invited to join with
Zoar Baptist Church for beach
services at Stingray Point
Beach in Deltaville beginning
Sunday, May 25, at 8:30 a.m.
The services will be held every
Sunday at 8:30 a.m. through
Labor Day weekend, August
31. The address is 200 Speck
Ave., Deltaville. Bring a lawn
chair and dress as casual as
you like. A map to the service
and the church is on the church
website at zoarbaptistchurch.
org.
In case of rain, services will
be held in the church sanctuary
at 17097 General Puller Hwy.
Zoar’s regular worship service will continue at 10 a.m.
in the church. For adult Bible
study opportunities, check
the church website or call the
church office at 776-9502.
Silent auction planned at
Urbanna Baptist Church
to benefit puppet team
The “No Strings Attached”
puppet team from Urbanna
Baptist Church invites the
public to attend a silent auction
to help the group fund a mission trip in August.
The door to the church fellowship hall will be open
during the week of May 27-30
from 9 a.m.-noon and “we
invite you to come and browse
the display of many items,”
said an event spokesperson.
“Forms and information will
be available to help you with
your bidding. From birdhouses
to river cruises and an opportunity to fly in a private plane are
just some of our auction offerings, with over 30 items and
growing.”
No bids will be accepted
after 2 p.m. on June 8.
Bidders need to include
their names and telephone
numbers on the bidding form,
and the winners will be notified.
Spring Hill to honor veterans
Spring Hill Baptist Church
in Cobbs Creek will celebrate
Memorial Day and honor veterans on Sunday, May 25.The
title of the sermon given by
Dr. Chuck McDaniel at the 11
a.m. worship hour will be “The
Warning Of The King!” (Matt.
7:13-29).
There will be a class on May
25 on “God’s Church Thru the
Ages” taught by the pastor at 6
p.m. at the church. Everyone is
welcome to attend.
“The thoughts and theology
that lift up lives”
is the topic of this week’s
Christian Science Sentinel Program
Now airing on Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
Tune in Sunday, May 25 on WKWI Bay 101.7 FM
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obituaries
Annual VFW Memorial
Day Service is Sunday
Memorial Day celebration
is Sunday at Lower Church
The annual VFW Post #9501
Memorial Day Service is set
for Sunday, May 25, at 3 p.m.
at the Caleb and Mary Pollard
Family Veterans Memorial Park
adjacent to the VFW Building
on Route 30, four miles north
of Route 360 at Central Garage
in King William County.
This year’s primary speaker
will be Hanover County resident Michael Duke, a retired
Air Force Senior Master Sergeant who is currently the
Human Resources Recruitment Specialist for Hanover
Public Schools. There will
also be two local youth speakers—VFW Post #9501 “Voice
of Democracy” winner Hannah
Cuya, a senior at King William
High School, and “Patriot’s
Pen” winner Sarah Baker, a
6th-grader at King and Queen
The public is invited to
Lower
United
Methodist
Church in Hartfield on Sunday,
May 25, for a grand Memorial
Day celebration. This special
program will take place during
the 11 a.m. service.
“Come as we salute our
troops with patriotic music and
a powerful message from Brig.
Gen. (retired) Robert Morris,”
said LUMC pastor Rev. Dr.
Barry Burkholder.
Morris is a retired National
Guard chaplain and a member
of LUMC.
LCDR Justin K. Whitt and
Henretta R. Champion
Sadie Henry
Henretta Robinson Champion, 95, widow of the late William “Bill” Champion, passed
away Friday, May 16, 2014 at
Riverside Convalescent Center,
Saluda.
The funeral service will be
at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 24,
at Calvary Baptist Church,
Saluda. Interment will be in the
church cemetery. The viewing
will be from 2-5 p.m. Friday,
May 23, at J.K. Redmond
Funeral Home in Shacklefords
and 10-11 a.m. Saturday at the
church.
In loving memory! Sadie
Henry loved God, life and her
family!
Sadie Henry was born
August 4, 1929 and passed
away on May 19, 2014. She
resided in Middlesex all her
life.
She leaves behind her son,
Warren Henry; her daughter,
Iris Henry; her grandchildren,
Peter Thompson Jr., Andrea
Hart, and Brent Hart Jr.; and
many great-grandchildren.
The viewing will be from
6-8 p.m. Friday, May 23, at
J.K. Redmond Funeral Home,
Shacklefords. Her funeral will
be at First Baptist Church in
Locust Hill at 4 p.m. Saturday
May 24, followed by burial
at Grafton Baptist Church,
Hartfield.
Following the burial, family
and friends will receive guests
at First Baptist.
Beginning Sunday, May
25, the worship time for
Clarksbury United Methodist Church in Hardyville will
change from 11 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Sunday school will also change
from 10 a.m. to 9 a.m., but the
Saturday service will stay at
5 p.m. These hours will be in
effect through Sunday, September 7.
Water Fun Day
is Saturday at
Remlik Wesleyan
Rev. Pleasant
to speak at
First Baptist
Shirley M. Palmer
Shirley McCauley Palmer,
82, passed away in the presence of her loving family Saturday, May 17, 2014. She was
preceded in death by her husband, Harry H. Palmer, and
mother, Louis Sandford.
She was a bookkeeper for
many years at several prominent companies before retiring.
She cherished family gatherings with her grandchildren
and great-grandchildren, beach
vacations, her extended family
at Autumn Care and living in
Middlesex County.
Left to cherish her memory
are her children Barbara
Shackelford (Irvin), and Rosie
McGann (Larry); grandchildren Robbie Watkins (Kathy),
and Tanya Cornwell (Jeffrey);
great-grandchildren,
Kensley and Landon Watkins, and
Garrison and Grady Cornwell;
brother, Bill Sanford; and a
host of friends and family.
Visitation and funeral services took place on May 20 at
Nelsen Funeral Home & Crematory, Richmond. Interment
was at Washington Memorial
Park, Sandston. Online condolences may be left for the
family at www.nelsenlaburnum.com.
Robert Riley
Robert Riley of Locust Hill
passed away Friday, May 16,
2014. He was born in Tunnelton, W.Va., on August 17,
1951. He served his country
in the U.S. Army as a medic in
Vietnam.
Mr. Riley was predeceased
by his father and mother,
Tommy and Jessie Riley; his
brothers, Edward and Guy
Riley; and a sister, Sue.
He is survived by a brother,
Charley Riley of Syringa;
sisters, Virginia, Joann, and
Betty, all of W.Va.; children,
Gerry and Matt Haskiell of
Topping, and Jessica and Jenifer of W.Va.; and six grandchildren. Arrangements by
Bristow-Faulkner
Funeral
Home and Cremation Service,
Saluda.
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Remlik Wesleyan Church
will hold its annual Water Fun
Day on Saturday, May 24,
from 3 to 6 p.m. The church is
located at 775 Flats Road.
There will be water balloons,
a slip-and-slide, kiddie pools,
water relay and much more.
Hot dogs with all the trimmings will be served.
Everyone is invited to come
and have a fun, wet time.
For more information, contact Pastor Cory at 804-8158999.
Mt. Zion BC
to celebrate
Women’s Day
Mount Zion Baptist Church
of Church View will celebrate
Women’s Day on Sunday,
May 25, at 11 a.m. The guest
speaker for this celebration will
be Shelia Pleasants, First Lady
of Calvary Baptist Church at
Christchurch. First Lady Wah
Wah Rideau of Immanuel
Baptist Church in Saluda will
serve as the worship leader.
The musical guest will be local
recording artist Phyllis Curtis.
Clarksbury
changes times
of services
First Baptist Church Harmony Village (FBCHV) will
celebrate Memorial Day with a
service on Sunday May 25, at 3
p.m. The speaker will be Rev.
Sheldon K. Pleasant of Faith
Builders Baptist Church, 1544
Regent Rd., Syringa, along
with his choir. All are invited.
Zion Branch
plans Women’s
Day activities
Zion Branch Baptist Church
in Saluda will have Sunday
school at 10 a.m. and morning
worship at 11 a.m.
At 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 25,
the Women’s Day Program will
feature guest minister Serita
Hamilton Edloe, and Dr. Leonard L. Edloe, pastor of New
Hope Fellowship in Hartfield.
“The Voices of Praise” of New
Hope Fellowship will render
the music.
New Hope to
begin women’s
Bible study
A women’s Bible study titled
“His Healing Hands—Finding
Two churches plan God in Broken Places” will be
on Wednesdays at 6:15
community meal held
p.m. at New Hope Fellowship
On Friday, May 30, Living Church, 11906 General Puller
Water Lutheran and Abid- Hwy., Hartfield. All are invited
ing Faith Baptist churches in to attend.
Kilmarnock will provide a free
community meal—“Feeding
the Body and the Soul.” The
meal will be from 5-7 p.m.,
or until all is gone, at Living
Water Lutheran Church.
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On Sunday, May 25, Dr.
Barbara Garvin-Kester will
speak at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the
Rappahannock (UUFR). The
title of her talk will be “Early
Childhood Nutrition.” She
will talk about how to effectively provide early childhood
education and care, and the
impact these programs have
on employment, tax revenue,
prison incarceration and welfare costs.
Gavin-Kester is the CEO
for Childcare Learning Centers Inc. in Stamford, Conn.,
responsible for providing
early childhood education
and care programs for 1,000
children.
The UUFR meets every
Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at 366
James Wharf Road in White
Stone. Coffee and refreshments follow the service.
Elementary School in King and
Queen County.
An invocation and the benediction will be delivered by Rev.
Kim Bullock, associate pastor
at St. Paul Baptist Church in
Aylett. VFW Post Commander
Herbert Johnson will introduce
special guests and make presentations along with the VFW
Ladies Auxiliary President
Frances Gwathmey and former
VFW Post Commander Fred
Brown.
The National Anthem and
selective patriotic songs will
be provided by the Cool Spring
Primary School Chorus along
with King William High School
students. Fort Lee military
personnel have been invited to
deliver Taps and a National 21
Gun Salute. King and Queen’s
JROTC unit has also been
invited.
Major (ret) Willis Madden
(a grandson of Col. Lee Vessels, one of the park’s founding
members) will “read the names”
inscribed on the park’s memorial stones. The “names” (over
200 currently inscribed) include
veterans from Caroline, Essex,
Hanover, King and Queen and
King William counties. These
counties, on a rotational basis,
have each had primary speakers
since 1999. And, as in the past,
the VFW Ladies Auxiliary will
provide refreshments at the end
of the service.
The public is invited to all
activities.
For more information, contact Percy Pollard, program
chair at 804-769-2222. “This
is our 16th year, and this year’s
theme ‘Managing Transitions’
is in recognition of what we all
must do as we travel life’s pathways,” said Pollard.
members of the Gloucester
High School Navy Junior
Reserve Officer Training
Corps will provide the color
guard. Nick Magnani will provide special music on the bagpipes, and Thomas Gillie will
be the bugler.
Military
personnel
are
encouraged to wear their uniforms and/or hat and medals.
“Please join us in saying
‘thank you’ to all the men and
women who have served our
great nation, especially those
who made the ultimate sacrifice,” said Rev. Burkholder.
rescue squad rx
Heat Illness
by Bob Cerullo EMT-E
Heat illness may occur when
you are outside on a hot humid
day or in a hot poorly ventilated space. It may start with
muscle cramps from loss of
salt while sweating. When the
body is overheated, not cooling
off could lead to heat exhaustion from dehydration or the
more severe condition known
as heatstroke (sunstroke). Children and older people are more
susceptible and may quickly
go from feeling fine to heat illness. Here are the symptoms:
muscle cramps in abdomen
or legs, heavy perspiration,
lightheadedness,
weakness,
headache, thirst, nausea, vomiting, irrational behavior, cool
skin that is pale, red or moist.
Dilated pupils or unconsciousness. Call 9-1-1 if victim does
not improve of if condition
worsens.
Heat illness is a serious condition do not hesitate to call
EMS. If the body temperature
rises above 102 degrees Fahrenheit, the condition is known
as heatstroke. Additional
symptoms are: dark urine,
small pupils, rapid or weak
pulse, rapid or shallow breathing, confusion, weakness, seizure or unconsciousness
Cool the victim by moving
them into the shade, in front
of a fan, a cool building or an
air conditioned car. You might
want to spray the victim with a
garden hose. Wrap the victim
in wet towels or sheets. Put
cold compresses on the neck
groin and arm pits. If possible
immerse the victim in cold
water.
To learn more about joining
a local rescue squad, call the
MCVRS in Deltaville at 804815-0314, or the CMVRS in
Urbanna at 804-824-3276.
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Vacation Rentals
Yard Sales
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water. Can be converted back to 3 (5-22-tf)
bedrooms. $126,000.
DELTAVILLE: 3-bedroom, 2-bath
FOR RENT: $750 month plus Cape Cod on 1 acre lot in town. 4
deposit. 804-824-6322.(4-24-tf)
years old. Includes washer, dryer,
HOUSE IN DELTAVILLE: 2 bed- VKHG \DUG PDLQWHQDQFH HI¿FLHQW
rooms, living room, large eat-in heat/AC. $975 month. Call 804-363kitchen, 1 big bath, porch. Needs 3000.(5-15-4t)
some repair. 2 lots w/septic tank on DELTAVILLE: Fishing Bay Estates
both. $95,000 OBO. 804-761-7368 apartments for the elderly will soon
or 804-776-9337. FSBO.(5-22-tf)
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HURRY, WON’T LAST! 1,500 sq.ft., 1-bedroom, terrace-level apt. with
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, with open DW, range, refrig., carpeted or
kitchen. Only $159,775. Call 804- ODPLQDWHGÀRRUDQG$&1RVPRNLQJ5HIHUHQFHVLQFRPHYHUL¿FDWLRQ
443-0710. (5-15-4t)
security deposit and pet fee (if appliNEW LOT, 5.96 acreage, 1,864 cable) are required. Min. rent: $610
sq.ft. 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Call per mo., plus elect. (no subsidies
to lower rent are available). Call
804-443-0710. (5-15-4t)
804-854-1521 (TTY: 711); email:
PIANKATANK RIVER. Water- fbay@crosslink.net or visit website:
front. Beautiful wooded lot in ZZZ¿VKLQJED\HVWDWHVFRP (+2
Middlesex County. 165ft. frontage. (5-15-2t)
3’ MLW. Septic approved. By owner.
DELTAVILLE: Mobile home, close to
$425,000. 904-710-5011. (5-15-tf)
marinas. 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths,
RAMBLING RANCH, 3BR, 2.5BA, central heat & air, washer, dryer.
large added master suite, family $750/mo. plus deposit. Adults only.
room, large outdoor storage for 804-370-4237. (4-10-tf)
large boat / motorhome. $189,000.
Carolyn Bailey, Mason Realty, 804- HAIR SALON: Fully equipped established location in Deltaville. 804366-2554. (5-15-4t)
776-8818. (5-1-4tRR)
RANCH HOME / DELTAVILLE:
3BR, 2BA, ceramic tile & granite! HORSE BOARDING: 48 yrs. proFenced area, deck, garage & open fessional experience. 24/7 security.
ÀRRUSODQ&DURO\Q%DLOH\ Lighted covered arenas. $400, $100
Mason Realty, 804-366-2554. (5-15- RII¿UVWPRQWKERDUG
SUMMER CAMPS. Overnight avail4t)
able. Lessons. www. BridlewiseRidREAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITY: ingAcademy.com 804-238-8116.
Busy intersection, Regent / Dirt (3-20-13t)
Bridge, 1.51Ac. House needs repair.
LDR Zoning allows for numer- HORSE BOARDING: New openings
ous businesses. $95K. Call Caro- now available @ $400 per month.
lyn Bailey, 804-366-2554, Mason www.pidlinacres.com 804-7581555.(8-30-tf)
Realty.(5-15-4t)
URBANNA’S 18TH CENTURY
Gressitt House. Storybook opportunity @ $1,500 a month. Spacious
eat-in kitchen; FR; den; 3 BRs;
2 fireplaces; computer room; 2
porches; level, easy-entertain or
play backyard. Unfurnished or furnished options. Historic ambience.
John Ryland, Assoc. Broker, son of
owner, 757-871-1224.(5-22-tf)
WATER VIEW: 2-bdrm., nicely
furnished river cottage. Skylights,
W/D, DW, central air/heat. 400’ to
pier, seating area at river’s edge.
$850, year lease. 804-741-5511.
www.rivahvacations.com for pictures.(5-8-8t)
WATERFRONT mobile home.
Access to pier and sand beach.
Quiet neighborhood. Must have
good credit, no pets allowed. Call
804-435-6791 for more details.
(5-8-tf)
WATER VIEW: 2-bdrm., nicely
furnished river cottage. Skylights,
W/D, DW, central air/heat. 400’ to
pier, ½ mile to boat landing. Seasonal Lease $1,800 a month. 804741-5511.
www.rivahvacations.
com for pictures.(5-8-8t)
Want to Rent
PROFESSIONAL looking for small
house or cottage. Long lease,
around $650. 2 small dogs. Excellent references. 804-854-5784.
(5-22-2t)
For Sale
*FILL DIRT. $90/load delivered.
30-mile radius from Saluda. 7582800. (3-6-tf)
1997 PROWLER, Park Model,
screen room, shed, golf cart on
a lovely waterview lot in Grey’s
Point Camp. Lot Pond 8. $38,900.
434-973-3598 or 434-981-5516.
(5-22-13t)
Got a service? Need customers?
Call (804) 758-2328 today to get your directory listing in front of
over 11,000 potential customers each week!
Harvey’s Tree Service
Marine & Residential
Tree Removal • Stump Grinding
Lot Clearing • Demolition
Driveways
(804) 695-4897 Harvey
(804) 815-2327 Joe
(804) 776-7754 Office
Licensed & Insured
(804) 695-4897 — c
(804) 776-7754
J.P. Landscaping
!54/',!332%0,!#%-%.4sROCK CHIP REPAIR
Bryan McCauley
(804) 776-9487
Grass Cutting • Mulching
Driveway Repair • Tree Removal
Free Estimates
(804) 758-4818 or (804) 296-2765
“Taking Care Of Business”
Commercial • Residential • Renovations • Remodels
Licensed & Insured
GARAGE SALE: Saturday, 8a.m.
Through Deltaville, on Rt. 1110 and
Rt. 33. Everything must go. Cheap
prices! (5-22-1t)
GIGANTIC YARD SALE: Bush Park
Camping Resort, Wake, 9 to 1,
Saturday, May 24, at the pavilion.
(5-22-1t)
HUGE Multi-Family Sale! Sat. &
Sun., May 24 & 25. Great stuff! Very
2003 HARLEY DAVIDSON Ultra low prices. 15971 General Puller
Classic, 100th Anniversary Peace Highway, Deltaville. Starts 8a.m.
WATERFRONT/ REVIS: 3BR, 2I¿FHU(GLWLRQ-XVWRYHU.PLOHV both days. (5-22-1t)
1½BA, 2,200 sq.ft. home with Flor- two-tone blue, added Harley oil MOVING SALE: Sat., May 24, 7a.m.
ida room, basement, carport and cooler and Harley Air adjustable seat to 1p.m. Air compressor, generators,
JDUDJH&HQWUDO$&KHDW¿UHSODFH and new battery. 15K mile checkup household items, fishing rods &
deck. All appliances including 2nd just completed, in very good condi- tackle, nautical items. 1070 Robins
refrigerator, dishwasher, washer/ tion. $11,500. Call Kenny, 804-815- Point, Deltaville. (5-15-2t)
dryer. Water/ sewage included. 1778. (5-22-1t)
$950 month. 757-565-6249.(5-15- 7FT. Queen Sofa Bed, like new, MULTI-FAMILY yard sales, May 24,
7t)
$450; DVD player, $15; approx. 8 to 12, Saluda Storage Units, Hwy.
25-in. TV, $50. Items in Saluda. 17-south, across from Hardee’s.
sales only. Call 480-221-8926. Sofa with built-in recliners, coffee
Commerical Rentals Cash
table, rocking chair, etc. Household
(5-22-1t)
goods. (5-22-1t)
EXECUTIVE OFFICES: Rent one CKC Toy Pomeranian Puppies. First
office or a suite of offices. On shots and papers. $400. 804-238- MULTI-FAMILY! Windward Watch
subdivision, Rt. 1130 off Rt. 33,
Route 3 beside Hummel Airport. 4657. (5-22-2t)
Saluda. Saturday, May 31, 8a.m. to
Furnished is Electricity, Heat and Air
Conditioning. High speed internet, FREE Shade Tree Seedlings, 6in. noon. Rain date June 6. (5-22-2t)
SKRQHDQG79FDEOHGWRHDFKRI¿FH to 6ft. You dig! Call 804-694-7338. NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE:
Various sizes with a 12x12 renting (5-22-4t)
Tools, lumber, etc. 8 to 5, Saturday
for $158 per month. Call Ms. Leo LIVE THE WATERFRONT DREAM! and Sunday. Baker Road off Regent
804-370-4674 or Oscar 804-370- 'HVLUDEOH ÀRDWLQJ VOLS LQ 8UEDQQD Road, Topping. (5-22-1t)
5555.(1-19-tf)
Harbour. Clubhouse & pool. Alana
QC FLEA MARKET: Fri./Sat.
OFFICE SPACE for rent at Urbanna Courtney, IsaBell Horsley Real 8-4. Collectibles, jewelry, knives,
Professional Center. 1,200 sq.ft. Estate, 804-514-4225. (4-10-13t)
power-tools, bulk landscape rope,
Lease term negotiable. Call 758- MODEL TRAIN CLUB Spring diesel generators. Clean out attic/
4477. (3-6-tfRR)
Flea Market and Open House. garage. Tables $15/day. Daily/
72:1 2) 85%$11$ 2I¿FH Rappahannock River Railroaders, weekly/monthly rates. Routes 3/198,
Commercial spaces available. May 24, 10a.m. to 2p.m. Free to Dutton. 804-725-3889.(5-1-13tRR)
1500sf and 300sf with storefront. public. 83 Ballpark Road, Deltaville. SAT., MAY 24, 8a.m. until. 1861
Rent single space, or multiple with Refreshments served. (5-8-3tRR)
Regent Road, Topping. Kitchen set,
discount. Call 804-758-2037 or SWIMMING POOL, above ground, sofa, chair, coffee table, end table,
804-694-7365.(5-19-tf)
has hard side with rails and walk- dishes, glasses, etc. (5-22-1tRR)
ways, 4 feet deep, 24 feet diameter,
toys included. $12,000 new, $1,195 SAT., MAY 24, 9a-2p, 328 Burch Rd.,
Vacation Rentals
Urbanna. NICE household items,
OBO. 804-824-8601. (5-22-4t)
jewelry, collectibles, windchimes,
3BR, 2.5 Bath, fully furnished home
H20 steam cleaning system, T-shirts
on Stingray Point (shallow water) CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! and everything unusual under the
with beautiful view of Chesapeake.
sun!(5-22-1t)
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
HTS CONSTRUCTION, LLC
ESTATE SALE! Sat., May 24, 8a.m.
to 1p.m., 249 Honeysuckle Lane,
Deltaville. Household items, sofas,
furniture, Pelican paddleboat, nautical stuff, knick knacks and more.
(5-22-1t)
www.LocalRels.com
Handyman Services
New Local Website
Post Real Estate For Sale
Buy - Sell & Shop Local
DRYWALLsDECKSsSHEDSsSIDING
PAINTING-INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
HONEY DO LISTsTRIMsGUTTERS
Boat Deliveries • Training • Management
Septic Tanks Pumped, Drain Lines
and Distribution Boxes Cleaned
Bruce Allen
USCG Retired
Licensed Master
North American • Caribbean Waters
shipswardroom@gmail.com
804-313-5209
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Call Merle - 804-815-0701
Hartfield, VA 23071
Phone: Day - 776-9485
Night - 776-6055
2001 23’ Sea Fox $15,000
‘73 23’ Chris-Craft $17,500
‘89 24’ Limestone $24K
‘96 24’ Chaparral $12,000
‘05 24’ Robalo WA $45K
‘06 26’ Custom Cent. Con. $55K
1986 33’ Tiara $25,500
‘01 37’ Nordic Tugs $290K
1999 33’ Sea Ray Exp. $85K
2002 34’ Sea Ray Exp. $79K
‘88 36’ Trojan Convert. $42K
‘87 36’ Carver Aft Cab. $39K
1976 42’ Post $74,500
1979 53’ Hatteras $150K
TIFFANY YACHTS
www.tiffanyyachtsinc.com
Call 804-453-3464
(5-22-1t)
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2002 HONDA GOLD WING (black).
Very good condition. All service
records. New brakes, tires and battery. Extra accessories. $10,000
nego. 804-694-6291. (5-15-4t)
Boats/Motors
Seacrest Services LLC • 804-737-1362
DELTAVILLE, Ruark Marinas: Sailboat slips for rent. 20ft. to 50ft. 804337-7913. (3-27-52t)
HUNDLEYS BOAT WORKS: Fiberglass boat repair and fabrication.
Structure and cosmetic. Over 30
years experience. Will beat anybody’s estimates! 804-815-4678.
(4-24-13t)
MARINE SURVEYS. Peter W.
Schacht Co. 804-824-4102.(2-21tf)
Help Wanted
BARTENDER / SHORT ORDER
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Call 804-914-0530 for an interview.
(5-22-1t)
CAD TECH NEEDED: Land surveyLQJDQGHQJLQHHULQJ¿UPLVVHHNLQJ
experienced CAD Tech. Must be
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have knowledge of surveying. BenH¿WVLQFOXGHKHDOWKLQVYDFDWLRQ
sick leave. Send resume to: info@
baydesigngroup.com or call 804693-2993. EOE. (5-22-4t)
CDL CLASS A/B DRIVERS: Local
service company seeking highly
motivated, organized self-starters
with septic, plumbing and/or electrical experience. Requires experience driving straight trucks and/
or combination vehicles hauling
heavy equipment and tankers.
Tanker endorsement on CDL license
required. Applicant must have transportation and good driving record.
Background check and Drug-Tested.
Email resume to: new2014hire@
gmail. com (5-8-4tRR)
CUSTODIANS NEEDED in
Middlesex County. Background
check required. Please call 804-2388224.(4-3-13t)
E Q U I P M E N T O P E R ATO R S /
INSTALLERS: Local service comSATURDAY, MAY 24, 8a.m. to pany seeking highly motivated,
1p.m., Rt. 3 East, 2612 Twiggs organized self-starters with septic,
)HUU\5RDG+DUW¿HOG0DQ\LWHPV plumbing and/or electrical experience. Requires experience with all
(5-22-1t)
types of equipment working in the
SENIOR YARD SALE, 363 Mae construction, septic, and/or utilities
Lane, Bush Park Mobile Home ¿HOG 2SHUDWRUV WKDW DOVR SRVVHVV
Park, Rt. 33 to Mill Creek Rd., Wake. a CDL license are a plus. Applicant
Follow signs. 7a.m. to 1p.m., Sat., must have transportation and good
May 24. Free box. Propane fire- driving record. Background check
place, rototiller, new golf cart wind- and Drug-Tested. Email resume
shield, quilt, rugs, pillows, micro- to: new2014hire@gmail.com (5-8wave, household items.(5-22-1t)
4tRR)
URBANNA FLEA MARKET and FAMILY & YOUTH FOUNDATION
ANTIQUES at Cooks Corner. is currently seeking experienced
Annual Memorial Sale with Huge Intensive-in-home counselors
Storewide Savings: May 22 thru and Mental Health support for the
Monday, May 26, 10a.m. to 5p.m. Williamsburg, West Point, King
758-4042.(5-22-1t)
and Queen County and out to the
Middlesex areas. Please forward
resumes to: afowler@fyfcs.com or
Autos/Trucks
call 757-380-0385.(3-27-10t)
Carlton H. Brownley
Air Conditioning & Mechanical Systems
Sales, Service & Repairs
Marine, Commercial, Residential
Marine Services
2006 SCOUT, 16ft., center console,
bimini top, bow cushion, live well,
swim platform. Yamaha 50h.p., 118
hrs., trailer. $11,863. 804-758-8237.
(5-15-2t)
20FT. Center Console, 1998 Angler
with 2003 115 Yamaha. Motor has
approximately 30 hrs. Runs GREAT.
With trailer and cover. $6,850. Pictures available. Call 804-815-1170.
(5-22-2t)
HIRING FOR all positions for new
local restaurant. eric@rappahannockgrill.com or 804-435-5152.
(5-22-1t)
HOSTESS / WAITRESS: Part time.
Apply in person at Bentley’s Grille in
White Stone with local work history.
No phone calls please. Ask for Mike.
(5-15-3tRR)
HVAC/Boiler Technician. Licensed
with experience in 100 ton chillers and commercial boilers and
kitchen equipment. Prefer 3-5 years
experience. Full time position with
benefits. Apply at the Tides Inn,
480 King Carter Drive, Irvington, VA
22480 or lharrison@tidesinn.com or
fax 804-438-4445.(5-22-1tRR)
KENNEL HELP: Several positions
available for seasonal part-time.
Includes weekends and holidays.
Must be 18 yrs. or older and have
own transportation. References
required. Call for interview, 804-7582533.(5-15-3tRR)
LOCAL POOL COMPANY is looking
for experienced service maintenance person. Please call 804-7581386. (5-15-2t)
MARINE CONSTRUCTION Co.
seeking a highly dependable individual with at least 2 years carpentry
experience. Must pass drug test and
have a valid drivers license. Serious
inquiries please call 804-370-9163
M-F 9a.m. to 7p.m. for more details.
(5-15-4t)
May 22, 2014 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B7
Help Wanted
Business Services
Notices
MINISTER OF MUSIC: Immanuel
Baptist Church in Saluda is seeking
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to direct its music ministry. Applicant
must be a capable and committed
musician with a spiritual calling to
lead contemporary and traditional
gospel music for all musical groups
of the church. Keyboard, organ and
choral skills are required. Candidate
with a relevant degree is preferred,
however, candidates who demonVWUDWHSUR¿FLHQF\LQWKHDIRUHPHQWLRQHGTXDOL¿FDWLRQVDUHHQFRXUDJHG
to apply. Send resume with a current
letter of recommendation to: Rev.
Calvin Rideau, Sr., P.O. Box 1139,
Saluda, VA 23149. All applications
must be postmarked no later than
July 10, 2014.(5-1-10tRR)
COUNTRY TIME LAWNCARE SERVICES, LLC: Lawn maintenance services. Mulch, gravel, bush hogging.
Yard cleanup, leaf removal. Warren
Rainier, David Rainier. Licensed,
insured. 804-370-4019 or 804-4453513.(5-22-26t)
HAVE GROOMER Will Travel! Inhome dog grooming. Contact Lisa
at 804-514-2945. (5-1-13t)
VA ABC RETAIL
LICENSE APPLICATION
250 Virginia LLC
Trading as:
The Works
250 Virginia St.
Urbanna
Middlesex Co., Virginia 23175
The above establishment is applying
to the VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL (ABC) for a wine and beer
on premises and mixed beverages
license to sell or manufacture alcoholic beverages.
John K. Milby, Managing Member
250 Virginia LLC
NOTE: Objections to the issuance
of this license must be submitted to
ABC no later than 30 days from the
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required newspaper legal notices.
Objections should be registered at
www.abc.virginia.gov or 800-5523200. (5-15-2t)
MUSICIANS WANTED to form
local group for jamming and small
jobs. 804-248-6784. (5-15-2t)
Work Wanted
*PROFESSIONAL
PERSONAL
ASSISTANT* Experienced, mature
and reliable, with excellent references. Let me help make your
life easier! Available M-F, 8a.m.
to 4p.m. (Available weekends for
private parties.) Barbara, 631-8892653. I reside in Urbanna.(5-22-2t)
Wanted
BUYING OLDER CARS, small
trucks that run, junk, unwanted
cars. $135 and up, CASH. No title.
Same day removal. General, high
performance repairs available. 804824-1718.(5-8-13t)
HAS YOUR RIDING MOWER or
golf cart RETIRED? Lost its get
up and go? You just want it taken
away free? Just call the Duck and
he will pick it up! 804-776-6951.
(5-22-2t)
Want to Buy
WICKER & wrought iron furniture;
nautical items: old oars, wheels,
etc.; mirrors; small furniture; small
estates; costume jewelry; 1950s60s items. Cash paid. 757-8106680, call anytime. (5-22-1t)
Business Services
* JOANN’S House Cleaning Service.
Reasonable rates. 804-445-3527.
(5-15-13t)
**AAA AFFORDABLE, detailed
housecleaning. With references.
Call for free estimate. 804-2140984. (4-10-13t)
A SPECIAL TOUCH Cleaning Service: Homes, new construction,
move-in / out. Available for on-call
summer homes. Licensed. 804512-9021 or 804-758-4705, leave
message. katgirl0512@yahoo.com
(3-6-13t)
A&A POOLS and LAWN CARE: Call
us for all your pool and landscaping
needs. Openings, closings, weekly
& bi-weekly service and everything
in-between. 804-436-2796. (4-1013tRR)
AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE by
Brandon Putney. Monthly, weekly,
bi-weekly. Power washing, debris
and leaf removal. Mulch and
gravel delivery. Reasonable rates.
Licensed and insured. 804-8321797.(4-24-13t)
B. ROY HENNIGAR, Painting contractor serving Middlesex County for
30 yrs. Interior and exterior painting.
Free estimates. 804-824-4930.
(12-12-26t)
BILLY’S WINDOW WASHING,
mulching, gutter cleaning, deck
staining, yard cleanup. Call for
details 832-3758. (4-3-13t)
COMPUTER PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES: Virus spyware/
removal. Pictures/ data recovered.
Home/ Office network installation, hardware/software upgrades,
repairs. Nothing outsourced. Quick
turnaround. Call: 804-776-0885
Visit: www.deltavillecomputers.com
(5-15-13t)
DAN’S ELECTRICAL SERVICES:
Have recently left US Army Corps
of Engineers and starting an electrical services business. Licensed
Va. Master Electrician, commercial
& residential work. 804-832-2053.
(5-22-4t)
FLOORING, INSTALLATION and
REPAIRS: Carpet, wood, laminate,
vinyl. Khourys Floor Covering, 28
yrs. exp., lic., ins. Free est. Samples.
Middle Peninsula area. Sammy
Khoury, 804-815-8671.(4-3-13t)
JUNK YARD DOGS: We haul junk!
Affordable rates. 804-758-4727.
(4-11-tf)
LANDSCAPING / LAWNCARE:
Four Season Services. Mulch delivered, installed. Tree, shrub planting.
Design. Install. Maintain. Lawn
irrigation installs, repairs. Insured.
Free estimates. 804-832-4636.
4seasonservicesva@gmail.com
(4-24-13t)
LAWN-N-ORDER: High school
senior seeking a few more lawns to
mow for the season. Weekly or as
needed. References available. Call
Collin, 804-436-3508. (5-15-4t)
MASSARO BROS. SEAMLESS
GUTTERS: 5”/6” GUTTERS. Gutter
covers. Clean-out and repair. Lowest
price. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call
Matt for FREE ESTIMATE, 804-4800155 or matt@massarobrosseamlessgutters.com (7-11-tf)
MOVING SERVICES: Local, long
distance or just moving furniture
around in your home. Since 1973.
Crawford Moving & Storage, Inc.
804-725-2555 or 804-435-6683.
(2-27-13t)
NURSING ASSISTANT: 10+ yrs.
experience. Call 804-296-7075.
(5-15-5t)
PRESSURE WASHING. No job too
little! Free estimates. 804-815-3968.
(3-27-13t)
TNT CLEANING SERVICE, Inc.
offers cleaning for residential, commercial & new construction. Bonded
/ Insured. 804-746-8805. (5-15-tf)
TURNER DRYWALL and Painting
Home Repairs: New work, repair,
renovation, home improvements, tile
work. 804-761-5410. Over 20 years
experience!(2-27-13tRR)
UGLY ROOF? Mold, mildew, lichen
removed from roof. Zero pressure. 15% OFF 1st time customer.
Licensed & insured. VA Roof Cleaning, 804-330-7666 or 888-888ROOF. (4-10-13t)
VACATION and ESTATE Property Management: Weekly home
checks, landscaping and home
maintenance performed by us,
schedule vendors. Local references. 804-832-4636. 4seasonservicesva@gmail.com (3-6-13t)
Notices
NOTICE OF
OYSTER GROUND
APPLICATION
John E. Byers (2014134), has
applied for approximately 14 -+
acres of oyster planting ground in
Urbanna Creek near Bailey Point
situated in Middlesex County and
described as follows:
North By: MLW
East By: MLW
South By: Vacant
West By: Vacant
Lat/Long: N37-38.2202
W76-34.0948
Send comments or concerns to:
Marine Resources Commission,
Engineering/Surveying Department,
2600 Washington Ave., 3rd Floor,
Newport News, VA 23607.
)RUPRUHVSHFL¿FDSSOLFDWLRQORFDtion information call 757-247-2230.
(5-15-4t)
NOTICE
ABANDONED VESSEL
Notice is hereby given that the
following vessel has been abandoned for more than 60 days on
the property of: Walden’s Marina,
1224 Timberneck Road, Deltaville,
Virginia 23043. 804-776-9440.
Description of vessel:
1967 Butler, 26’ Deadrise
Hull: Pre 1972
Boat Registration/Title:
# VA 1372 L
Lost and Found
Application for Watercraft Registration/Title will be made in accordance FOUND: Old Town canoe near
with Section 29.1-733.1 of the Windmill Point. Call 540-784-9647.
Code of Virginia if this vessel is (5-22-1t)
not claimed and removed within 30
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Please contact the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
with questions. (5-8-3t)
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Walesa
LC has applied for a permit from the
Marine Resources Commission to
install 320 linear feet of vinyl sheetpile bulkhead a maximum of two (2)
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VIRGINIA:
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX,
VIRGINIA,
a Political Subdivision of
the Commonwealth of Virginia,
Complainant,
v.
Case No. CL14-37
TOM JONES, ET AL.,
Respondent(s).
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit is to enforce
the lien of the Complainant, County
of Middlesex, Virginia, for delinquent
real estate taxes against certain
real property located in the County
of Middlesex, Virginia, described
as follows:
Tax Map No. 19-276
Account No. 5318
ALL that certain tract or parcel of
land, lying and situate in the Saluda
Magisterial District, Middlesex
County, Virginia, also known as
Town Bridge Neck, being known
as Tax Map Number 19-276 and
containing 6.67 acres, more or less.
IT APPEARING that an Affidavit
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that due diligence has been used,
without effect, to ascertain the identity and location of certain parties
to be served, that the last known
addresses for the Respondents
herein are as follows: Tom Jones
aka Thomas Jones aka Thomas
R. Jones, Sr., whose last known
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Myrtle Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland
21201; Julia Jones aka Julia A.
Jones, whose last known address
is unknown; Mary L. Jones, whose
last known address is unknown; Inez
V. Jones, whose last known address
is unknown; Thomas R. Jones,
Jr., whose last known address is
unknown; Hattie E. Jones, whose
last known address is unknown;
Frances Harper Jones, whose last
known address is unknown; and that
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successors in title of the Respondent named herein are made parties
Respondent to this action individually and/or by the general description of Parties Unknown, it is hereby
ORDERED that the parties herein
and all Parties Unknown and/or
whose location cannot be ascertained appear on or before June 4,
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of the Circuit Court of the County
of Middlesex, Virginia, and do what
may be necessary to protect their
interests in this cause.
Entered on the
9th day of May, 2014
Robert W. Curran
Judge
I Ask For This:
Jeffrey A. Scharf, Esq.
(VSB No. 30591)
Mark K. Ames, Esq.
(VSB No. 27409)
John A. Rife, Esq.
(VSB No. 45805)
Andrew M. Neville, Esq.
(VSB No. 86372)
Taxing Authority
Consulting Services, PC
P.O. Box 1270
Midlothian, Virginia 23113
Phone: (804) 548-4418
Facsimile: (804) 545-2378
TACS No.: 57627
(5-22, 5-29, 2014)
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
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Free kids
fishing clinic,
derby offered
Children ages 5-15 are invited
to a free fishing clinic and derby
at the Rappahannock River
Valley National Wildlife Refuge
at Wilna Pond in Warsaw from 9
a.m.-1 p.m. on Saturday, June 7.
The free clinic will be from
9-10 a.m. and will be filled with
fun activities such as how to identify fish and their habitat, knottying skills, casting techniques,
and water safety. The participants
will then have the opportunity to
put their new skills to the test at
the Kids All-American Fishing
Derby at Wilna Pond at 10 a.m.
This is an opportunity for kids
to learn about fishing and water
safety, have fun, win prizes, and
receive goodies to take home.
There also will be a free grilled
hot dog lunch.
Participants in the Refuge
Derby must pre-register at 804333-1470. Please call early as
space is limited! Registrations
will be accepted now through
June 6 or until no spaces remain.
All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Rappahannock River Valley
National Wildlife Refuge and
the Rappahannock River Valley
Wildlife Refuge Friends are
sponsors of this day of fishing.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER
the Establishment of a Public Service Authority for distribution of water and adoption
of the ordinance below
The Middlesex County Board of Supervisors will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday,
June 10, 2014, regarding establishment of a Public Service Authority for distribution
of water within established water and wastewater service areas and the adoption of
the enabling ordinance below:
MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
ORDINANCE
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY
PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY
RECITATIONS:
a. Pursuant to the proper advertisement thereof, a Public Hearing was held by the
Middlesex County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, June 10, 2014, on the question
of the adoption of this Ordinance.
b. Upon conclusion of said Public Hearing, and upon consideration of matters pertinent
to the formation of an Authority, the Board has concluded that Middlesex County
should create a public service authority.
IT IS, THEREFORE, HEREBY ORDAINED:
The Articles of Incorporation for the Middlesex County Public Service Authority shall
read as follows:
1. The name of the Authority shall be the Middlesex County Public Service Authority.
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their views concerning the proposed Public Service Authority. Information on the proposed
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B8 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 22, 2014
Mas n Realty, Inc.
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3 BR, 2 BA... Hardwood
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view... Central water/
sewer............$159,500
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Urbanna Creek 3 BR,
2 BA... 2-car garage..
Crab shack... Pier, boat
lift and jet-ski lift... Protected harbor...$537,500
Piankatank River 2
acres, separate artist
studio with BA and BR...
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place, pier.......$389,900
River Run Lake-front
home... Some renovations... Separate studio
house with BR and
BA... Detached 2-car
garage..........$235,000
Jamaica Area Like
new... 3-BR, 2-BA
Ranch home... Central heat/air pump...
On over 31/3 acres...
Priced to sell...$154,500
Dutton 2,600 SF and
Urbanna
Approximately 2,250 SF. 3 BR,
2 BA, rear porch... Utility room... Detached garage... On corner site...
Walk to town...$249,900
Deer Chase 3 BR,
2 BA, not far from private boat ramp... Fireplace... 2-car attached
garage with room for
workshop... Piankatank
River...............$209,000
Queen Anne’s Cove
Broad Creek Renovated river home with sand
beach and views of the
Rappahannock and the
Bay... Steps to beach
and sea wall....$349,000
Piankatank
River
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place, 2 heat pumps...
Porches and decks...
Pier with boat lift.. 3-car
garage..........$469,900
Eric Johnson . . . . . 815-8374
Craig Hall. . . . . . . . 815-8494
Marvin Mason . . . . 815-8391
Steve Darman . . . . 815-2036
master with private LR...
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with game room... Pool,
deck, porch... On over
2¼ acres........$289,000
2 BR, 2 BA... Granite in kitchen.. Great
views, beach, pool, boat
ramp.. Deep-water slips
available....$355,500
Near Deltaville Many
upgrades... 2½ BA, elevated master BR with
sitting room, white-brick
FP... 2 garages and
workshop........$189,000
Irvin R. Shackelford . .815-8400
Realtors
and
Appraisers
Jean Darman . . . . . 577-7083
Zani Autry . . . . . . . 512-8350
Bill Kallam . . . . . . . 832-1024
R. D. Johnson II . . . 815-8320
Ann Powell . . . . . . . 338-1773
Walter Lawson, Jr. . 832-9109
Carolyn Bailey . . . . 366-2554
758-5372
Urbanna
758-2777
Saluda
776-9295
Deltaville
RCC nursing program earns additional accreditation
Rappahannock Community
College recently learned that
its Associate Degree Nursing
(ADN) Program has received
accreditation from the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN),
formally the National League
for Nursing Accrediting Commission. Elizabeth Crowther,
college president, stated that
the college and its professional partners are thrilled
because this is the pinnacle of
recognitions for a strong nursing program with a long history of success.
Dr. Crowther noted that
the ADN program has always
been regionally accredited by
the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), and that graduates
of the ADN program earn an
associate degree in nursing
that is also approved by the
Virginia Board of Nursing.
ACEN accreditation documents that a nursing program
has been evaluated by qualified independent evaluators
and is found to adhere to the
highest national standards of
education.
In its early years, the RCC
ADN program existed as a
partnership with J. Sargeant
Reynolds Community College,
requiring students to complete
the second year of the program
at JSRCC. Five years ago the
college determined that its
students would benefit by staying in the region to complete
their full program. This change
necessitated pursuit of state
board of nursing approval and
national accreditation independent of the JSRCC program, a multi-step process that
took several years.
Over the past three years,
nearly 100% of the students
have passed the state licensure
exam, and have since gained
employment as registered
nurses. “This tough accreditation is all about giving the
students the best possible
experience,” says Koehler.
She asserts that this recognition will enhance the view
taken of RCC graduates by
both employers and bachelor’s
and master’s degree nursing
programs.
Rappahannock Community
College offers several levels
of nursing preparation, from
Nurse Aide (NA), to Practical Nursing (PN), through
Associate-Degree
Nursing
(ADN). RCC has articulation
agreements with several fouryear colleges and universities,
through which its degree graduates may pursue a bachelor’s
or even a master’s degree nursing. Other health-related training is available in emergency
medical technology, phlebotomy, pharmacy assisting, and
medical records. This training
complements other programs
such as the Associate of Arts
and Sciences transfer degree,
and degrees and certificates in
engineering, criminal justice,
and computer technology.
Please visit the RCC website
at www.rappahannock.edu for
more information about all
these programs, as well as the
new nursing accreditation.
For Sale by Owner. Piankatank Shores
2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 4-car garage, 1-car garage/shop. $269,000
Please call William Ellis 804-647-4732
21 years with EVB
Karen Bristow is celebrating over 20 years of service
with EVB. Bristow currently
serves as the assistant branch
manager for EVB’s Urbanna
Branch. She began her banking career as a teller and has
held positions as customer
service representative, loan
processor, and in management. She is a 2008 graduate of the Virginia Bankers
School of Bank Management. She makes her home
in Urbanna with her husband Michael and their son
J.T. Her hobbies include
music and reading. Joe A.
Shearin, EVB President and
CEO, stated, “We are so
pleased to have employees
like Karen who have dedicated their career to EVB
and our customers in and
around the Middlesex community.”
For access to all listings
in this area search at
www.masonrealty.com
MICHAEL MARKETING
REAL ESTATE INC.
Welcome to the Deltaville Seafood Festival!
Commonwealth Antiques
and Appraisals, Inc.
Estate Sale
Saturday & Sunday
May 24th & 25th, 9-4,
at the home of the late
Mr. Marvin H. Camp at 214 Waterside
Lane, Sunnybank, outside Reedville
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Partial Listing of Items: Ant. American Empire sideboard,
ant. Victorian mahogany Grecian couch, ant. Sheraton
double bed, ant. Victorian walnut marbletop 3-drawer
chest, World War II Navy hats, pr. round ant. marble & teak
oriental tables, Henkel-Harris cherry one-drawer washstand,
pr. retro couches, sculpture of fish & grasses, modern &
abstract art, lithographs (Mosca, Stoyef, Jay Robinson, W.
Dreyer, Monthe), Japanese woodblock prints, wrought iron
credenza with slate top, bronze statue of turkey hen on rocks,
Scandinavian-style teak coffee tables, pr. SCAN end tables,
Scandinavian-style teak round dining table w/ 4 chairs, retro
armchairs, teak console, sterling silver dish, serving pieces,
Wedgwood dinner service, old cookbooks, books, iron porch
furniture (8 pieces), costume jewelry, retro hanging lamp,
table lamps, candlesticks, clocks, firetools, ornamental
copper cookware, kitchen & household items, knick-knacks,
garage items, tools, file cabinets, Farmall 100 tractor w/
attachments and much more! Visit http://www.facebook.
com/YourEstateSaleSource for photos.
Directions: From Route 360 outside of Reedville, take
Sunnybank Road to left onto Sweet Hall Road. Continue
onto Solitude Drive to left onto Waterside Lane and follow
signs to house.
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 or Henry Lane Hull at (804)
580-2922 or (804) 580-3301; email:
henrylanehull@commonwealthantiques.com
or visit www.commonwealthantiques.com
or www.facebook.com/YourEstateSaleSource
Next sale: May 31st & June 1st outside Kilmarnock
May 22, 2014 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B9
Open House
Monday, May 26
ISABELL K. HORSLEY
REAL ESTATE, LTD.
2–4 p.m.
5880 Windmill Point Rd.,
White Stone
www.HorsleyRealEstate.com
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When you think, shop and buy locally,
YOU help build schools, improve roads, and support those who
employ your friends and neighbors.
Edwards
Bay & River Properties
776-8494 - Deltaville
Helen Edwards
Broker ABR
815-3333
See website for pictures. www.EdwardsBayandRiverProperties.com
River Bank Acres
Like an Island
Waterfront Chalet
Otter Cove ~ By the Bay • 3,100 Sq.
ft. • 3 BR • New kitchen • Multiple
slips at dock $797,000
202 Montgomery Cove
Beach • 2 Piers • 4.5' MLW • 3 BR
$495,000
Bay Views • Stingray Pt. • 3 BR/
3 levels • Additional lots
$448,000
Stutts Creek
24 Heritage Point
Sturgeon Creek
6 Prime Acres • 2,650 S.F.
Studio plus main home-site
Pier approved • Quick to Bay
$389,900
Awesome contemporary with
water views from every room
Deeded pier & ramp
$359,000
77 Creekshore Drive
New Construction • 3 BD
Water views & access • Pier & ramp
$225,000
Lots
• River Reach – Cleared lot with own boatslip
$60,000
18079 General Puller • Providence Road – 1.9 acre with 840 Sq. Ft.,
Deltaville
Metal Garage $45,000
Stone home • Walk to marina
Fenced yard • Garage
• Water access lots from only $15,000
$149,999
Rappahannock River
RCC offers hands-on EMT training
Above, students of Rappahannock Community College’s
Emergency Medical Technician Program work to free a
crash victim during a class. “These exercises allow students
to gain experience that is much closer to a real-life situation than that offered by similar courses at other institutions,” said a program spokesperson.
Remembrance and
walk slated at RW-C
Rappahannock
Westminster-Canterbury on May 30 will
host a celebration combining
two traditional annual events,
the Memorial Day Remembrance and the Labyrinth Walk.
Activities will begin at 9:30
a.m. with the Memorial Day
Remembrance, at the labyrinth on RW-C’s campus, 132
Lancaster Drive, Irvington.
Immediately following this
ceremony, participants will be
invited to participate in a meditative walk from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. The event is free and open
to the public. No reservations
are required.
“In the past, we have held the
Memorial Day Remembrance
by our flagpole, but this year
we are moving it to the laby-
rinth so the two events can be
held in a single location,” said
resident life coordinator Maria
Ferrand.
Residents who are military
veterans will carry a flag to
the labyrinth, where a brief
reading will be conducted, followed by a tribute to veterans
who passed away during the
previous year. The ceremony
will end with attendees singing
“Taps.”
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time-honored ritual of contemplation and spiritual renewal,
said Rebecca Ford, who has
helped organize the walk for
several years. Participants
proceed at their own pace, she
said.
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B10 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 22, 2014
urbanna business association news
by Karen Lowe
UBA President
Railroaders open house is Saturday
The Rappahannock River Railroaders will hold an open
house on Saturday, May 24, from 10 a.m-2 p.m. at the
club’s headquarters on Ballpark Road in Deltaville. Trains
in three gauges, HO, O and G, will be running. Visitors will
see trains running past beautiful scenery, through tunnels,
and up and down hills. The action takes place on the second
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The Urbanna Business
Association (UBA) is on the
move. The next meeting will
be hosted by Atherston Hall
in its gardens at 5:30 p.m.
on Wednesday June 11. The
idea came up when people
suggested moving around to
visit other businesses in town
through last week’s meetand-greet. UBA thought that
sounded like a great idea, so
please watch for our meeting locations. Not only do we
encourage members to attend
these meetings, we are always
looking for new members and
great volunteers with creative
ideas, thoughts or just to lend
a hand.
With Memorial Day this
weekend, stores will be kicking
off with Memorial Day sales.
Something Different will be
Ferguson Holds Off Satterlee for 35th TireX
USA 100 Victory at Virginia Motor Speedway
Chris Ferguson of Mt. Holly,
N.C., finally got himself an
Eagle trophy at Bill Sawyer’s
Virginia Motor Speedway,
something he has been trying to
do since his first race at the halfmile speedway in Jamaica back
in 2006. On Saturday night,
Ferguson took control of the
lead from Greg Satterlee on lap
11 and held the lead throughout
the race.
Ferguson held off a late race
challenge from Satterlee to win
the Ultimate Super Late Model
Series sanctioned 35th Annual
TireX USA 100 at Virginia
Motor Speedway worth $10,000.
Greg Satterlee, Jonathan Davenport, Dennis Franklin, and Brandon Overton rounded out the top
five finishers.
Other winners on the night
were Matt Quade (Budweiser
Modified),
Brett
Adkins
(Truckin Thunder Sportsman)
and Brandon Sandridge (Collision One Limited Stock).
Ferguson and Satterlee led
the 24-car field to green with
Satterlee jumping out to an
early lead. With Satterlee using
the high line and Ferguson on
the bottom, the two raced virtually side by side for the first 11
laps when Ferguson muscled
his way under Satterlee in turn
1 to take over the lead.
Several laps later, Jonathan
Davenport got past Satterlee
for second and begin to put
pressure on Ferguson as the two
raced through traffic. Sattterlee
fell back to third and battled
with series point leader Dennis
Franklin, Brandon Overton and
Austin Hubbard for position.
With Ferguson setting a torrid
pace up front Satterlee went back
to work on the high side riding
the cushion to take back second
from Davenport with four laps to
go. On the next circuit Satterlee
closed to within a car length as
they raced into turn three. On the
exit of Turn 4 Satterlee crossed
over and looked to get inside Ferguson at the line. In turn 1 Satterlee went back to the high side
as the two worked lapped traffic.
On the final lap Satterlee made
one last attempt on Ferguson but
jumped the cushion in turn three
allowing Ferguson to record the
$10,000 victory. Rounding out
the top five were Greg Satterlee, Jonathan Davenport, Dennis
Franklin, and Brandon Overton.
It took three starts to get the
Budweiser Modified 25 feaVirginia Motor Speedway
May 17 results:
35th annual Tirex USA 100
Ultimate super late models
- First, Chris Ferguson; second,
Greg Satterlee; third, Jonathan
Davenport.
Sportsmen - First, Brett
Adkins; second, Hunter Shelton; and third, Jeremiah Marshall.
Modifieds - First, Matt
Quade; second, Ryan Toole;
and third, Matt Marshall.
Limited stocks - First,
Brandon Sandridge; second,
Brian Bradley; and third, Ryan
Hutchens.
Upcoming schedule
ture under way but once under
green Jimmy Duncan took the
lead and pulled away from the
field. Eighth starting Matt Quade
worked his way to the front and
on lap 8 got under Duncan to
battle for the lead. The two raced
side by side for the next three
laps before Quade grabed the
lead out of turn 2. Once out front
Quade pulled away from the field
to take the win followed by Ryan
Toole, 15th starting Matt Marshall, Jimmy Duncan and Brian
Maxey.
Brett Adkins finally made it to
victory lane in the Truckin Thunder Sportsman with a pass on
then leader Jeremiah Marshall on
lap 13. Marshall paced the field
for the first nine laps with no
pressure from anyone. However,
on lap 10 Brett Adkins finally
got to the bumper of Marshall
and began to pressure the rookie
driver. On lap 13 Marshall made
a small mistake and that was all
Adkins needed to take the lead.
Once out front Adkins pulled
away for the win. Rounding out
the top five were Hunter Shelton,
Jeremiah Marshall, Davey Pullen
and 12 year old Macey Causey.
The Collision One Limited
Stock feature came down to the
final lap, again. Brian Bradley
paced the field with a ton of
action going on behind him. On
lap 12 point leader Brandon Sandridge had moved into the second
and was closing on Bradley for
the lead. Bradley would hold off
Sandridge during several restarts
after cautions. On the final lap
Sandridge dove under Bradley in
turn 2 to take the lead. In turn 3
Bradley tried the crossover move
and got to his inside and the
two raced back to the finish line
with Sandridge taking the win
by inches over Bradley. Rounding out the top five were Chad
Champion, Matthew Cook and
Stephen Childress.
serving you with their freshly
roasted coffees and peanuts.
Homemade barbecue, ice
cream and its outstanding wait
staff. Marshall’s Drug Store
for breakfast and lunch, and
its famous milkshakes at its
old-fashioned soda fountain.
Cyndy’s Bynn, Bristow’s Store
and Taste Gourmet/Garden
Club always have their doors
open with great ideas for you.
Urbanna Harbor Gallery and
Lowe Tide will be celebrating
their 3rd “annibirthary.” Please
stop by to see what they have
“in store” for their customers.
Drawings discounts, refreshments and extended business
hours 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday
and Saturday. All are Urbanna
Business Association members.
Saturday, June 14, will be
Urbanna Farmers’ Market
from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Taber
Park. Come see what has
just been grown, picked and
brought to market just for you!
Fresh perennials, annuals and
vegetables, homemade baked
goods, cheeses, beef and
chicken, clothing, candles and
soap, and talented artists and
jewelers. We love seeing our
vendors and always enjoy
the new additions. There is
always a surprise and treasure
to be found. Vendors, call the
Urbanna Town Office at 7582613 to reserve a space or for
more information.
TOWN OF URBANNA
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Historic Architectural Review Board will hold a public
hearing on Friday, May 30 at 9:00 AM in the Council Chambers,
45 Cross Street, Urbanna VA 23175 on
1. Certificate of Appropriateness permit application #2014HARB-02, William C. Hight, to remove a truck body and
shed from the former Payne’s Crab House property on
Oyster Road.
2. Certificate of Appropriateness permit application # 2014HARB-03, Gloria Dana and Jack Howell, 4 Oyster Road, to
add/replace/install windows and doors and remove/replace
decking and other minor modifications.
3. Certificate of Appropriateness permit application # 2014HARB-04, Cheaspeake Commons/John Milby, 250 Virginia
Street, to change the color of the building and shutters and
add an additional sign.
4. Certificate of Appropriateness permit application #2014HARB-05, 110 Watling Street, Robert and Aimee McKim,
renovation and expansion of a boat house/pier and to change
the boathouse paint color.
Files are available for review at the Town Office, 45 Cross Street,
Urbanna, Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
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Heart of Deltaville
90 Creekshore Drive
Sturgeon Creek , 2-bed 1-bath,
covered porch, pier, 2 lifts,
storage shed. Move-in ready.
Well maintained, some furniture,
washer, dryer, and 21’ Proline
boat conveys.
$339,000 Call Owner / Agent (804) 240-0600 Referrals welcome.
Music Under the Stars in
Taber Park will feature the
band “33EAST” on Saturday,
June 21, from 7-9 p.m.
Just to get everyone excited,
we will have three new restaurants opening in town very
soon and the UBA would like
to welcome them. We will provide you with details with each
new opening.
Questions?
Suggestions?
Please contact Karen or Kenleighe at 758-4444.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
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 Supervisors
on Tuesday, June 3, 2014 at 7:00 PM to consider
the following:
1. Rezoning 2014-01 submitted by Charles R,
Pruett for Carroll Moore, H. Emory Moore, and
Leslie S. Moore. The request is for approval of a
rezoning request to rezone +/- 4.0 acres outside of
tidal marshlands from the Conservation (C) zoning
district to the Low Density Rural Zoning District.. The
properties for which the Rezoning is being sought
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WETLANDS BOARD
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 28.2-1302.6
of the Code of Virginia that a public hearing will be held
by the Middlesex County Wetlands Board on Tuesday,
June 10, 2014 at 9:00 AM to consider the following:
1. Wetlands Application # 2014-0379 submitted by
Ecosystem Services, LLC on behalf of Thomas Taylor.
This request is to Construct approximately 138' riprap
revetment along the northern portion of the property
along Urbanna Creek. The purpose of the revetment
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Room of the Historic Courthouse, 865 General Puller
Highway, Saluda, VA, 23149. All interested persons are
encouraged to attend to present their views concerning
this application. A copy of this application is available
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May 22, 2014 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B11
Valdrighi earns Ed.S degree
A tradition continues
As the school year draws to a close, it is time for a longtime and favorite Christchurch School tradition—dinner at
the headmaster’s residence. Each year, Mr. and Mrs. John Members of the St. Clare Walker (SCW) Middle School Junior
E. Byers host members of the senior class in small groups Honor Society clean Ballpark Road in Deltaville.
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the season include, from left, Jose Alvarado, Nate Lee, Peter
Dorrian, Lexi Byers (wife of Headmaster Jeb Byers), Diego
Meneses, Jackie Alachnowicz, Betsy Rhoads, Lilah Beebe
and Danny de Cardenas.
middlesex beautiful
Deltaville roads cleaned
by SCW honor students
by Kathy Swinehart
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cipal in Middlesex County. He
has been the assistant principal at New Kent County High
School for the past five years
and was approved by the New
Kent County School Board in
April as its new high school
principal for the 2014-15
school year. He will assume
that role on July 1.
Valdrighi is the son of Mary
Valdrighi of Mathews and the
late Ralph Valdrighi. He lives
in Weems with his wife Lisa
and two children, Shawn and
Rachel.
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Reunion set for
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A reunion for the 1978-82
classes of Middlesex High
School will be held Saturday,
July 26, at Fort Magruder
Hotel and Conference Center
in Williamsburg. For more
information, call Wayne Jessie
at 804-854-9340 or Frances
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MHS Class
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The Middlesex High School
Class of 1974 will celebrate its
40th reunion on Saturday, June
21, at Ginny’s Restaurant in
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National Junior Honor Society members from St. Clare
Walker (SCW) Middle School
chose to serve their community on the afternoon of
May 18, by picking up litter
along Gen. Puller Highway in
Deltaville. With support from
dean of students Jamie Wynberry and some young helpers,
they marched up the sides of
the road filling 31 orange bags
with refuse and collecting one
old discarded tire. The students
have scheduled another pickup on June 7 in the Saluda area.
According to Wynberry,
“We faced challenges such
as encounters by a raccoon,
several dogs, and falling in
ditches. However, fun was
had by all, and I overheard
one student say, ‘People just
don’t realize how bad littering
is. Even if you just throw one
thing out, it really adds up after
a while.’ “
The Keep Middlesex Beautiful Committee, on behalf of
the community, extends its
gratitude to the students and
their helpers for demonstrating
their commitment to a more
beautiful Middlesex County.
The committee also urges all
of Middlesex to show its appreciation for the work of these
students and others who work
tirelessly to clean up our roadsides by resisting the urge to toss
litter onto the roadside. Committee member Celane Roden
said, “Save your trash for trash
bins and cover your truck beds
when taking refuse to the convenience stations.”
The KMB Committee also
encourages other community
groups who organize litter
pick-ups to send photos of your
group to our Facebook page.
Every litter pick-up event
helps keep our county clean
and encourages others to do
the same.
Christopher M. Valdrighi of
Weems received his Education
Specialist (Ed.S) degree from
the Graduate School of Education & Human Development of
The George Washington University (GWU) in Washington,
D.C., during ceremonies last
weekend.
Valdrighi was awarded his
degree during the graduate
school’s commencement May
17 at the Charles E. Smith
Center and was among nearly
6,000 to graduate with GWU’s
Class of 2014 during exercises
May 18 on the National Mall
in D.C. GWU has the distinction of being the only college
or university in the country to
hold its commencement exercises on the National Mall,
with the Washington Monument at one end and the U.S.
Capitol at the other.
Valdrighi received his bachelor’s degree in history from
Randolph-Macon
College
in Ashland and his master’s
degree in education administration from Virginia Commonwealth
University
in
Richmond.
His career in public education began in 1988. He was
a teacher, coach and athletic
director in Lancaster County
Public Schools, an assistant
high school principal in Essex
County, and a high school prin-
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ESTABLISHED IN 1959
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Chesapeake
Academy
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Independent School in Eastern Virginia
as voted by 32,000 readers of Virginia Living Magazine
2013
2014
Chesapeake Academy, an independent day school for children in Pre-K 3 & 4 through grade 8,
offers a traditional, yet innovative curriculum, using Differentiated Instruction which is enhanced by
the daily use of technology. Differentiated Instruction helps students achieve maximum growth by
offering creative and challenging learning experiences in a student-centered learning environment.
Spanish is offered from Age 3 through grade 8; Latin offered in grade 6. Extended care until 5:30 p.m.
Financial Assistance Available
www.chesapeakeacademy.org