Y Adult Rage Softball Rolls Page B2 Page B2 SSentinel.com Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck since 1896 Vol. 119, No. 31 Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • October 31, 2013 B Section Middlesex girls begin tourney play next week by Tom Chillemi good defense,” said Harrow. Sarah Ann Goodrich, with 3 aces, 9 kills The Middlesex High varsity volley- and 6 digs, “had some nice, strong ball team defeated King William in 5 hits at the net.” games for a Tidewater District road Also for Middlesex, Erika Brit- win on October 24. ton had 4 aces, 21 assists, 3 kills, 3 The Lady Chargers won the first digs and 1 block assist; Austen Taylor and third games 25-20 and 25-18, Dozier, 4 assists; Carlee Browder, while King William won the second 3 kills, 1 solo block, 1 block assist; game in overtime 26-24, and the Shelby Lewter, 1 ace, 5 kills, 1 dig; fourth game 25-16. Rachael Howard, 1 ace, 1 assist, 2 The Lady Chargers triumphed in kills, 5 digs; and Beth Eanes, 2 aces, the fifth and deciding game 15-11. 9 kills, 8 digs. “My girls played with better con- The Lady Chargers visited Mathews sistency and covered the court better on October 30 for their regular season than they have this year,” said MHS finale. coach Jennifer Harrow. “The girls The Tidewater District Tournament really played as a team.” begins Wednesday, November 6, on Angel Abbott, with 16 digs, and the courts of the higher seed, which Morgan Blake, who had 3 aces, 4 kills should be Mathews or West Point. and 13 digs, both “played extremely Pairings were not known at press time.

ISAC Tournament Champions Members of the St. Clare Walker Middle School Seahawks hoist the championship trophy after edging Chesa- peake Academy 1-0 in the finals of the Independent Schools Athletic Association (ISAC) soccer tournament last Thursday at Christchurch School. (Photo by Stephanie Smith) Seahawks win tournament crown The St. Clare Walker (SCW) and made a perfect cross from the The win advanced SCW to the Middle School Seahawks did not baseline to near post. Emilie Smith title game against regular season allow a goal and defeated Ware then made a solid one touch shot past champion Chesapeake Academy Academy in the semifinals and Ches- the goalie for a 2-0 halftime lead. “It (CA). “We were very excited to get apeake Academy in the finals to win was one of Emilie’s strongest shots a chance to finally decide the winner the Independent Schools Athletic of the year,” said SCW coach Eric of our two teams,” said Coach Association (ISAC) soccer tourna- Smith. Smith.“We had split our regular ment at Christchurch School last The Seahawks had some great runs season games and we were looking week. and shots from multiple players in to pay them back for our only regular Seahawks 2 the second half but the Ware goalie season loss.” Ware Academy O made some very good blocks. CA was awarded the regular season It was tournament time and the “The ball control and field aware- title because it had more goals than excitement was in the air on October ness of Cheatham and Jack Ruark the Seahawks in their two regular 22 from both teams and spectators. allowed us to control the midfield season matches. From the beginning the Seahawks and have a solid hold on the ball,” Seahawks 1, CA 0 played well together. Emilie Smith said Coach Smith. “The mixture of It was ISAC Championship game shoved a pass up the line to George Adam Smith, Kaitlyn Fomin, and day and the excitement was in the Shaw and he cut in and finished with Shawn Haskiell made us dominant air.“The whole season came down to a hard shot that deflected off a Ware on the defensive end of the field and one 60 minute game and we knew to defender and into the goal for a 1-0 kept Sarah Walton safe at goal with a win we would have to want it more,” Seahawk lead. great shutout. said SCW Coach Smith. “The kids As the SCW defense controlled “Our subs played well,” continued gave me everything they had to put the Ware offense, Seahawk Kian Coach Smith. “The standouts were pressure on Chesapeake.” Cheatham battled multiple defenders Cole Ruark, Matthew Hart and Lisa and drove the ball down the left side Oiler.” (See Seahawks, page B2)

JV Lady Charger Maddie Norwood prepares to bump a shot in a recent game. MHS JVs improve to 12-4 The Middlesex High JV volleyball and 2 assists. Avis Keeling had a lot team fought hard to get a win on the of touches and had 4 aces, 4 digs and road against King William Cavaliers 1 kill. on October 24 to improve its record to Also for MHS, Maddie Norwood, 2 12-4 overall and 4-2 in the Tidewater aces, 8 digs, 2 kills; Hailey Walton, 2 District. aces, 1 dig, 2 assists; Tambria Wake, “The girls worked hard the entire 1 ace, 2 digs, 3 kills, 1 block, 1 assist; match and didn’t give up,” said JV Meghan Shores, 2 digs, 1 kill, 1 assist; Lady Charger coach Jessica Morris. Olivia Major, 3 digs, 1 kill, 1 assist; King William won the first game Maggie Bull, 5 digs, 1 kill; Brooke 26-24, and MHS captured the next Daniel, 1 kill, 1 dig. two games 25-23 and 15-13. The JV Lady Chargers hosted King Lauren Shores led MHS with a total and Queen on October 29 and trav- of 18 playable serves, 9 of which were eled to Mathews on October 30 for ISAC Regular Season Champions aces. L. Shores also had 3 digs, 1 kill their regular season finale. Members of the Chesapeake Academy soccer team include, front row from left, John Vail, Jaylyn Kriemes, Walker Antonio, David Stinson, Wilson Throckmorton, Trevor Revere, Boyd Bragg and Will Stinson; back row, Avery Shivers, Evan Steensma, Hannah Stout, Nash Carrington, Wells Young, Francesca Wilson, Aline Johnson, Caleb Lewis and Harrison Tompkins. Colts Midgets blank Yorktown 14-0 This past Saturday in Yorktown the Middlesex Colts defeat Williamsburg Tuesday evening,” said West. Midgets shut out the Yorktown Patriots 14-0.The Colts In the Mites game, the Colts lost to the Peninsula Midgets dominated the game from start to finish and have Youth Football and Cheerleading Organization (PYFCO) now won their last three games. defending Super Bowl champion Patriots 34-20.The The Colt defense, led by Tyrell Key and JoMari Gonzalez, Colts played the Patriots evenly throughout the contest. stifled the Patriot offense throughout the game. Key made However, turnovers doomed the Colts as two of the turn- several tackles for losses while Gonzalez sealed the game overs were converted into Patriot touchdowns. with an interception return to the Yorktown 2 yard line. The Colts were led by the running of Xzavion Griffin On offense the Colts were led by Adam Smith who who scored touchdowns on runs of 33 and 50 yards, and scored both Colt touchdowns on short runs, and Isaiah Thomas Roane who sprinted 38 yards for another touch- Burse who kicked a 2-point conversion. down. Griffin also scored on a conversion run. Colts head coach Fred West was proud of his total team In the Mighty Mites game, the Colts lost 33-6.Talon effort. “We were dominating through the entire game. Cheatham scored the only touchdown for the Colts on a Our defense played great. Yorktown had negative offen- 15-yard bootleg run. sive yards for the game. Our offensive line controlled the In the Juniors game, the Colts lost 28-6. The Colts’ lone line of scrimmage and, as a result, we won the game,” said touchdown occurred when Thomas Hamilton stripped the West. Yorktown quarterback on a sack, and Cole Radabaugh Cheerleaders for the Middlesex Colts Mighty Mites are Casey Moreno Jo’Mari Gonzalez came through with another turnover. picked up the loose football and rumbled 41 yards to (front); and standing, from left, Morgan Milby, Lauren Ware and Alana He now has a total of 7 fumble recoveries and/or intercep- paydirt. Garringer. Not pictured is head coach Lynnette Holmes. tions for the season. On Tuesday, October 29, the Colts completed their reg- (Photo by Larry Chowning) “Now we want to end the season on a winning note and ular season at Williamsburg Green at Warhill. B2 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • October 31, 2013 Chargers visit K&Q tonight The Middlesex High School football team lost 51-0 at King William in a Tidewater District game last Friday. The Cavaliers (6-2) jumped to a 27-0 first quarter and never looked back. The Chargers (5-3) will play at King & Queen (0-8) at 7 p.m. on Thursday, October 31 in a Tidewater District game. Youth basketball signup begins Registration for the Middlesex Youth Basketball League (MYBL) has started. Three tourneys, three championships The divisions are: Beginner Ballers is for ages 2-5, Starter The Northern Neck Rage age 14-and-under (U14) fastpitch team recently won their third Division, ages 6-8 boys and tournament of the 2013-14 season. The Rage has played in three tourneys this fall and girls; Junior Boys, ages 9-11, won them all. The NSA Last Blast Classic was played at Dorey Park in Richmond on Octo- Girls, ages 9-14; and Senior ber 5-6.The Rage beat a solid Virginia Edge team 5-4 in the final game, improving their Boys, ages 12-14. The league won-lost record to 15-1.Team members include, front from left, Destiny Holmes, Keely hopes to separate the girls and Crittenden, Sarah Walton, Sara Pierce and Heather McMahon; back row, coach Reggie boys in the Starter League and Brann, Macey Augst, Andie Schlosshan, Hannah Stout, Madison South, Taylor Locey, Lexie also to separate the 9-14 year Miles and coach Rob Pierce. old girls into separate divi- sions. All are urged to register YMCA softball action as sonn as possible. Contact The Middlesex YMCA adult softball league is one of the most Janel Pleasant at 804-815- Seahawks win soccer title . . . (Continued from page B1) popular programs offered by the Y. Above, Brad Norris, a 3697 for more details or to reg- member of Chucky Oliver’s team, prepares to hit a pitch. ister. Registrations forms also Ten minutes into the game came from a very high lobbed good to finally come away with (Photo by Larry Chowning) will be available at the county and SCW was awarded a corner kick that ended up at the upper the win after coming in second schools. kick. Adam Smith was pulled 90 of the goal and she jumped for two straight seasons. This up from defense for a chance to and hit it off the cross bar to was the first soccer champion- score with the other offensive save a crucial goal to tie the ship St. Clare Walker Middle YMCA honors major donors, volunteers players. The ball came across game,” said Coach Smith. School has won. This win was and a Chesapeake player “Congratulations to the very special for me because Celebrating the kindness and headed it up and it landed in 2013 SCW soccer players. You this team was full of kids that generosity of the Middlesex the middle. Both E. Smith and are true champions and you I have coached for many years YMCA’s major donors, friends A. Smith swung at the ball and deserve the recognition,” said and it included both of my and volunteers gathered on A. Smith came away with a Coach Smith. kids.For me to share in this October 17 for the Annual great kick and planted the go- “I would like to thank great season and to be a part of Friends of the Y event. Hosted ahead goal in the back of the everyone for the support we school history with this group by the Middlesex Family net. This was only his third received during the tourna- of kids is something I will YMCA’s Board of Manage- goal of the season and he did ment. It was humbling to look never forget. To take a young ment, the event was held at the not realize then how important across the field and see the group of kids with varying Deltaville Maritime Museum. it would turn out to be. sidelines filled with parents, skill levels and teach them to “This event is an evening of “That goal was what we families, friends, teachers, and play as a solid team unit is friends,” said YMCA Branch needed to turn the momentum school board members,” said every coach’s goal. For them Executive Rosabeth Kiss- to us and it gave us an advan- Coach Smith. to finish the season with a 8-1 man. We celebrate our pur- tage for the rest of the game,” Career Highlight record and to win the 2013 pose and vision, so that others said Coach Smith. “From this “This was my third year ISAC Championship is truly may grow through our efforts moment on we went to a defen- coaching and it was my third the highlight of my coaching to give opportunity to all. Our sive stance and each and every chance in the finals. It felt so career,” said Coach Smith. YMCA is extremely thankful one of our players contributed for our major donors, who see their heart and soul to win this the change affected through our game. programs and services and want From left, Cheryl Holleran, Middlesex YMCA Senior With SCW up 1-0 at the half, to help. Our Y story is very easy Member Services and Wellness Director, Dr. Thomas Taylor Coach Smith and assistant NOW is the to tell, as it unfolds each day and Claudia Soucek celebrate the good work of the YMCA’s coach Clayton Hogge devised throughout Middlesex. From major donors at the Friends of the Y event. a strategy. “We played a “Chel- time to JOIN! diabetes support to hundreds sea” style defense the whole of youth instilled with Y values financial support, the life- porting this event. They are: second half and we held off through childcare to communi- changing impact of our Y would Dan Gill and Sarah Gill Kimble their attacks over and over,” ties created through our group be impossible. On behalf of of Something Different, Susan said Coach Smith. exercise classes, the YMCA the Middlesex Family YMCA and Kevin Wade of J&W Sea- During this both teams unifies our county. Board of Management, I thank food, Eckhard’s Restaurant, started to get physical and “In 2014, we approach our major donors for investing Buzz Lambert of the Piankatank yellow cards were handed out. our tenth year in service to in a better Middlesex, for each River Golf Club, Deb and Clif “The longer the game went on Middlesex, and it is our major and every family here. Your Williams of Deltaville Market, you could see that our team donors that created the path- vision changes lives.” the Middlesex Family YMCA became more determined to way for our success,” con- The Y thanks the volunteers Board of Management and win and Chesapeake seemed tinued Kissman. “Without and local restaurants for sup- Special Events Committee, and to get more desperate to tie Miracle Gordon. A huge thank the score,” said Coach Smith. you to the Deltaville Mari- “I was constantly checking the time Museum for the gorgeous time left in the game and every venue. Seahawk player, parent and To find out how you can sup- fan was excited to hear the end Middlesex High School port the betterment of lives for of the game. The final whistle all through the YMCA’s Annual blew and we were the 2013 We’re SLICING our Limited Featured Athletes of the Week Campaign, call 776-8846. ISAC Soccer Champions.” Time Offer! Sponsored by Monthly Dues to HOOK Offensively, E. 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Middlesex High School will host a Homecoming Commu- nity Picnic on Friday, Novem- ber 8, on the front lawn of MHS. The picnic will begin at 4:30 p.m. MHS will pro- vide hamburgers and hot dogs, C&F Bank will provide water, the MHS Student Govern- ment Association will make desserts, and everyone who attends is asked to bring a side dish to share and a chair. The football players, cheerleaders, Reaching the summit and homecoming court will all be present and the community Learning fire safety is invited! Students from Middlesex High School recently hiked with John Porter and Carrie Ward up to the 4,063-foot summit of The Middlesex Elementary School Pre-K classes of Susan Reynolds, Belinda Kalantar, and GED tests offered The Priest in the George Washington National Forest near Amy Bull enjoyed a visit from the Lower Middlesex Volunteer Fire Department of Deltaville Tyro. The trail follows the Appalachian Trail for 4 miles as it on October 23 to promote fire safety. Firemen Whit Walden and Brad Norris showed the There will be GED testing gains nearly 3,000 feet.Pictured above is the first group to children a fire safety video, gave them tips on what to do in the event of a real fire, and on Tuesday, November 12, and make the top of trail, which switches back and forth up the brought the new ladder truck for the kids to see. The children got to sit in the truck and Thursday, November 14, from mountain. One student commented that it was like doing also got to take home a fire helmet of their own. 5-9 p.m. at Acquinton Elemen- a “stairmaster” for 4 hours and several students admitted tary School, 18550 King Wil- that they had never been on a hike. The trip was open to liam Road, King William. Call all MHS students and Porter is considering a trip to see the 888-769-1151 to register by spring flowers in April or May. Middlesex students participate November 5. in online gubernatorial forum MHS wins statewide seatbelt challenge On November 5, Virginia Jamie Somerville, 12th- ing outdated computers. Middlesex High School and All prizes for the “Save Your selected based on the quality residents will elect Republican grade government teacher at “I chose that question Forest Middle School in Bed- Tail-Gate” campaign were and effectiveness of their cam- candidate and current Attor- Middlesex High School, felt because it really is ridiculous ford County are the statewide funded by a $10,000 grant from paign, including the impact ney General Ken Cuccinelli, the program was a good learn- that we have computers from winners of the 2013 “Save Your the Allstate Foundation. The of educational and aware- or Democratic candidate Terry ing opportunity because it got 1995. I don’t think schools get Tail-Gate, Buckle Up” (SYT) grant also funded additional ness activities, the percentage McAuliffe as Governor. Both the students thinking. “It was enough funds,” Radabaugh campaign sponsored by Youth campaign materials. increase in seat-belt use by candidates have faced hard-hit- interesting to hear the students said. of Virginia Speak Out About “The Allstate Foundation students, and the percentage of ting questions from the media, reflect on what was important,” Fellow classmate Emilie Traffic Safety (YOVASO), the supports programs that have students who signed the pledge political pundits, and constitu- he said. “They came up with Smith posed a question in the Virginia State Police Associa- the best potential for improving to always buckle up. ents, yet this year they may really profound stuff.” economy category about the tion, and the Allstate Founda- the lives of youth in our local Among the schools that com- have encountered their hardest St. Clare Walker Middle effect of taxes on Virginia resi- tion. communities,” said Shelva pleted the campaign, seat belt audience to date—students. School 8th-graders taking dents and how politicians can Middlesex placed first in the Clemons, Allstate Foundation use increased an average of 10 Enter Face the Students, a Annie Somerville’s civics and work to reduce governmental high school division and Forest spokesperson. “The ‘Save Your percent, based on pre and post program that allows middle economics class were encour- debt. placed first in the middle school Tail-Gate, Buckle Up” cam- seat-belt checks at each school. school and high school stu- aged to draft questions using “It was difficult to write division. paign is one of those programs. At first-place Middlesex High, dents across the state of Vir- higher level thinking verbs from a quality question and not a As the statewide winner This grant allows us to give seat belt use increased 8%— ginia to write questions for Bloom’s Taxonomy, an edu- bland question,” Smith said. among high schools, Middlesex back in a manner that reflects from 80% during the pre-sur- the gubernatorial candidates. cational classification system “It had to make it through the High will receive a school-wide our commitment to the com- vey to 88% in the final survey. Beginning September 1, stu- of desired student objectives. levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy.” celebration with free food, munity.” “The goal of the campaign is dents began submitting ques- Students were asked to reach Other 8th-grade students music, prizes and games. Forest Fifty-eight schools partici- to make buckling up a habit for tions to an online posting beyond basic open-ended ques- with advancing questions were will receive $500, a banner and pated in the annual campaign everyone,” said Sarah Watson, forum. They could post ques- tions and use advanced verbs, Manuel Fernandez for his plaque for its first place win that ran from September 16 YOVASO Program Develop- tions to each of the following such as evaluate, interpret, question on immigration, and among middle schools. to October 11. Winners were ment Coordinator. five categories: economy, edu- judge and construct, to phrase Hannah Marx for her question cation, family, healthcare, and more meaningful questions. on healthcare. immigration. The questions After several rounds of In the end, the five winning needed to be general enough voting at both the school and questions at the statewide level so that both candidates could division level, several St. Clare were submitted by high school answer but specific enough to Walker students had their ques- students from Rustburg High pinpoint an issue. tions advance to the state level. and Colonial Heights High. This is the program’s second Cole Radabaugh’s question in Specific topics for the win- year, following the 2012 the education category asked ning questions included the Senate campaign of Republi- candidates to consider increas- educational impact of SOL can George Allen and Demo- ing funding for technology in testing, acceptance rates of crat Tim Kaine. schools, specifically referenc- minorities in public universi- ties, legalization of marijuana, rights of teenagers to receive abortions, and current and future job growth in Virginia. 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Call 758-2518.(10-31-1t) river cottage with endless water QUEENS CREEK MARINA: Home 815-7722.(10-10-10t) views overlooking active boating Same day removal. General, high EXECUTIVE OFFICES: Rent one Yard Sales to Sailboaters. Minutes to Fish- performance repairs available. 804- area. Open floor plan, free stand- ing Bay. 7’ MLW. Open slips, new HOME IN HISTORIC TOWN of office or a suite of offices. On ing fireplace, office/storage areas, 824-1718.(10-10-13t) Urbanna: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, Route 3 beside Hummel Airport. BARN CLEAROUT / Estate items. raised roof boat shed. Dock/electric central AC/Heat, deck. Lawn care upgraded. 804-240-8670 or email: LOOKING FOR OLD PHOTOS of eat-in kitchen, large living room, Furnished is Electricity, Heat and Air included. Boat dockage available. Appliances. Furniture. Tools. Kitchen wood floors, deck & storage shed. Conditioning. High speed internet, stuff. Saturday, November 9, 8a.m. [email protected] (10-24-13t) Deltaville: Old Red Barn, Deltaville Maximum 2 people. Small pet school, Stingray Point Lighthouse Located on almost 1 private acre. phone and TV cabled to each office. okay with approval. $795 month + 648 Carlton Road (boat ramp road) FSBO. Shown by appointment only. Various sizes with a 12x12 renting in Wake. (10-31-2t) and anything else of interest for deposit. References required. 804- Help Wanted book on Deltaville. Contact Larry 804-824-6322.(10-31-1t) for $158 per month. Call Ms. Leo 815-1453.(10-10-tfRR) 804-370-4674 or Oscar 804-370- BEAT THE OYSTER FESTIVAL Chowning, 804-815-0102. (10-31- SALE/ LEASE: Deltaville area. 5555.(1-19-tf) WATERFRONT/ REVIS: 3BR, CROWD! Booths set up at 1090 AVON Business Partners needed for 4t) Ranch home. Excellent condition. 1½BA, 2,200 sq.ft. home with Flor- General Puller Hwy., Saluda. Shore Christmas. Don’t max out your credit Approximately 2,000sq.ft. living FOXCHASE APARTMENTS: 2 bed- ida room, basement, carport and Shot Photos, wreaths and more, City card! Excellent training, 36 years area, many amenities. Reduced to rooms starting at only $575. Limited garage. Central AC/heat, fireplace, Boy cornholes. Fri., Sat., Nov. 1 & experience. Call for information, Sue Business Services $229,500/ $1,200 monthly, nego- availability. Call Bernice today at deck. All appliances including 2nd 2.(10-24-2t) 804-642-1453 or 804-815-2049 cell. tiable. Credit/ security/ references 804-443-1602. EHO/EPOCHINC. (10-10-tf) *JOANN’S House Cleaning Service. refrigerator, dishwasher, washer/ GARAGE SALE: Fri.-Sat., 8a.m. to required. 804-776-9895.(9-26-tf) (9-26-13t) dryer. Water/ sewage included. Reasonable rates. 804-445-3527. 3p.m. Furniture, baby clothes, toys, BOAT CARPENTER and Systems (8-8-13t) TABBS CREEK - WHITE STONE: HARTFIELD OFFICE & RETAIL $950 month. 757-565-6249.(10- bldg. material, retail display stands, Technician wanted. Full time posi- Beautiful 2BR, 2BA. Great boating CENTER: Attractive 1,100 sq.ft. 24-6t) cabinets, file cabinets, 75% off all tion with benefits. Custom Yacht A SPECIAL TOUCH: Karen’s Clean- depth. Easy access to Chesapeake space next to barber shop. High vis- new gift shop items, antique refrig. Service, Irvington. 804-438-5563. ing Service, home, office, new Bay! $319,000. Steve Darman, ibility. Rent $475. First month free. & trunk, craft beads. Everything (10-24-4tRR) construction. Competitive rates, 804-815-2036, Mason Realty Inc., 2 smaller spaces also available. Vacation Rentals must go. 2550 Lewis Puller Hwy., licensed and references available. Saluda. (10-31-1tRR) Information: Marguerithe Haasnoot, Shacklefords, 1 mile from Nick’s EXPERIENCED COOK desired for 804-758-4705 or 804-512-9021. 804-776-6044. (10-17-4t) WATERFRONT COTTAGE: Pier, (Hwy. 33).(10-31-1t) part-time work with an opportunity of [email protected] (8-15-13t) beach, AC/heat, fireplace, two becoming full-time at Christchurch For Rent HORSE BOARDING: New openings bedrooms, screened porch, canoe. LARGE MULTI-FAMILY, Sat., Nov. School. Must have at least three ACTION Housecleaning by Ronda now available @ $400 per month. www.Rivahvacations.com for infor- 2, 8a.m. to 1p.m. 15971 General years experience as a cook in a pro- Mae Dependable. 804-384-8744. $1,195—LOCUST HILL: NEW town- www.pidlinacres.com 804-758- mation and pictures. (804)741- Puller Highway, Deltaville. (10-24-2t) fessional restaurant setting. Back- (8-8-13t) house in waterfront community has 1555.(8-30-tf) 5511 evenings. Summer $800/ ground Check and Drug Screening week.(5-16-52t) WE BUY, SELL AND RENT video required for employment. Please call AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE by 3BR, 3.5BA, family rm w/fireplace, KILMARNOCK, on Main St. Fur- games and players, DVD players, Brandon Putney. Monthly, weekly, fully equipped kit, washer, dryer & 804-758-2306 x147 for information nished room in furnished house. VCRs. We pay cash! Call Vanity and applications.(10-31-4t) bi-weekly, or as needed. Power 2-car gar. Community pool, dock on Land line, internet and cable avail- For Sale Video in Hartfield at 804-776-1019. washing, debris and leaf removal. Rappahannock & boat ramp. See able. $240 bi-weekly plus SC. No (9-5-13t) EXPERIENCED SALES CLERK. Reasonable rates. Licensed and this & more at: www.chesapeakepm. contract or credit. Call 435-0055. Send resume with references to: insured. 804-832-1797.(9-26-13t) com Call 804-436-9722. Chesa- 1997 HARLEY SOFTAIL, 1 owner, (10-31-3t) 17,000 miles, excellent condition, HHC, P.O. Box 385, Saluda, VA peake Property Mgmt.(10-24-2t) Boats/Motors 23149. (8-1-tf) B. ROY HENNIGAR, Painting con- LIKE NEW 2BR/1BA, Deltaville, red. $7,000. Will consider trade. tractor serving Middlesex County for 16 AC. RAPPAHANNOCK WATER- W/D hookup, heat pump, no pets, 804-761-2531. (10-31-2tRR) HOUSEKEEPING MANAGER: 30 yrs. Interior and exterior painting. FRONT ESTATE COTTAGE. 3 bed- ‘87 23’ Correct Craft $17K no smoking. Yard work provided. 2001 SEA-DOO and trailer. Needs 2001 23’ Sea Fox $15,000 RWC is currently accepting applica- Free estimates. 804-776-6497. rooms, 2 baths. Prestigious location, Open kitchen/ dining/ living area. tions for a manager in the House- (6-13-26t) white sand beach, pier. Teachers, impeller repair. $350. 804-794-8626. ‘94 24’ Chaparral $10,900 $800/mo.+sec. dep., credit report. (10-24-2t) ‘96 24’ Chaparral $15K keeping/ Laundry Department to professionals preferred. $795 mo. 804-776-9760.(4-11-tf) supervise and direct functions of the COMPUTER PROFESSIONAL rivahrental.com 804-761-7722 or 1968 46’ Tiffany $35K SERVICES: Virus spyware/ 4X8 TRAILER with 3ft. high walls ‘02 34’ Sea Ray Exp. $79K department throughout the campus. 301-266-2241.(10-31-4t) NEWLY REMODELED Townhouse and gate. In good condition. $300. Previous management experience removal. Pictures/ data recovered. in the Town of Urbanna. 2BR, full ‘89 53’ Ocean Yacht $225K Home/ Office network installa- 1920 SQ.FT., up to 5760 sq.ft. 804-832-6937. (10-31-5t) ‘01 37’ Nordic Tugs $290K with knowledge of housekeeping bath upstairs, ½bath on first floor, and infection control techniques in tion, hardware/software upgrades, CENTRAL HVAC, well insulated, W/D hookup, heat pump, open 5-PIECE solid walnut bedroom set, ‘79 53’ Hatteras $195K repairs. Nothing outsourced. Quick expandable, large over head doors. ‘00 28’ Carolina Classic $70K a healthcare setting desired. Great kit., dining, living area. Yard work $950 OBO, includes bed, chest of benefits package. Please apply to turnaround. Call: 804-776-0885 3 units available. Commerce Drive, included. $650 month. Call direct to drawers, triple dresser w/mirror, NEW LISTING Visit: www.deltavillecomputers.com White Stone. 804-435-6660.(9-19- 1976 42’ Post $74,500 Human Resources, Rappahannock the owner agent @ 804-218-3261. nightstand. Queen Amish bed, $200 Westminster Canterbury, 132 (10-24-13t) tf-RR) (10-31-2t) OBO. Hutch cabinet, $100 OBO. PLUS MORE! TIFFANY YACHTS Lancaster Drive, Irvington, VA COUNTRY TIME LAWNCARE SER- 2-BDRM, 1-bath house located Other small items including china, 22480, email to: [email protected] OFFICE SPACE: 640 sq.ft. with tables, gas wall mounted heater, etc. www.tiffanyyachtsinc.com VICES, LLC: Lawn maintenance near Urbanna. Dishwasher, washer, newly remodeled, heat/AC at Broad Call 804-453-3464 (10-31-1t) services. Mulch, gravel, bush hog- dryer. No smoking. Pets considered. Call 804-658-9288 or 804-695-6954. Creek Marina, Deltaville. $400 per (10-31-1t) (10-31-1t) PERSONAL CARE AIDEs (PCA) ging. Yard cleanup, leaf removal. References required. $675 per month. Optional boat slip also avail- Warren Rainier and David Rainier. month plus deposit. 804-832-0316. 2000 GRADY WHITE Marlin 30’, Stay at Home Personal Care is in able. 5ft. MLW. Minutes to Ches. HANDICAPPED GO-GO need of all shifts to provide excep- Licensed, insured. 804-370-4019 or (10-24-2t) Bay or Rappahannock River. Call SCOOTER: 4 wheels, new batter- twin 250s, 2 cycle, approx. 1,000 804-445-3513.(5-16-26t) hrs. $65,000 or make offer. 804-776- tional resident care. Must have pas- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! 757-813-1888 or email BCMarina@ ies. Like new. $625. Call 758-5652. sion for seniors and reliable trans- verizon.net (8-8-13t) (10-31-2t) 8161. (10-24-2t) FOUR SEASON Services: Mulch 6-Room Commercial Property at portation. Please apply in person delivered/installed. Large selec- corner of Rt. 3 & Rt. 33 at Hartfield. RUSTIC 2BR, 1BA cottage on HARVEY’S ALL SEASONED 2005 MAYCRAFT 23’ Pilot House to: 7657 Meredith Dr., Gloucester, tion of locally grown trees. Full Rent negotiable. 804-694-6528. Urbanna Creek. Kitchen, LR & 15-Month OAK. $125 trailer load. with 2006 225 4-stroke Yamaha. VA. (10-24-2t) landscape services. Design. Install. (7-18-tf) RayMarine GPS, Fishfinder, Radar, screen porch. No A/C. Weekly or Delivered and stacked. 804-758- REGISTERED NURSE: RWC Maintain. Lawn irrigation installs/ weekends. R.D. Johnson, 804- 5003 or 804-445-5300. (9-26-13t) trailer. $24,000. On boat lift. 804- repairs. Insured. Free estimate. 804- COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE / 366-5426. (9-26-13t) Home Care Department is expand- OFFICE in Kilmarnock. Up to 4,000 758-5372, Mason Realty, Inc. 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    October 31, 2013 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B5 Relay for Life Business Services Notices Computer Genealogy seeks volunteers AUCTION HANDYMAN SERVICE: Home larly described as follows: for committee maintenance and repairs; drywall Tract 1: All of those two certain Group to meet Nov. 14 and painting; siding; trim; decks; pieces or parcels of land, together Would you like to make a sheds; roofing. 804-815-0701, Merle with all improvements thereon and The Computer Genealogy plish? i.e., a book, blog, Saturday, Mayhue.(2-23-tf) appurtenances thereunto appertain- difference in the fight against ing, situate in Pinetop Magisterial Group will meet Thursday, charts, family reunion scrap- November 2, 2013 cancer? Do you have 2 or 3 JUNK YARD DOGS: We haul junk! District, Middlesex County, Virginia, November 14, at 1 p.m. in the book, a legacy for someone hours per month that you could Affordable rates. 804-758-4727. near Amburg and containing 2.108 auditorium at Rappahannock else to continue, etc. (4-11-tf) acres, more or less. For a more par- 9 a.m. lend to helping the Relay For ticular description as to the metes Westminster-Canterbury, • How proficient are you in Life of Middlesex? MASSARO BROS. SEAMLESS Irvington. The topic will be searching online genealogy GUTTERS: 5”/6” GUTTERS. Gutter and bounds of said land, reference “We are currently recruit- covers. Clean-out and repair. Lowest is made to a plat of survey prepared “Genealogy and Your Com- websites? Extra Storage, Inc. ing committee members to price. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call by John T. War, L.S., dated October, puter—How and Where to • Have you purchased Matt for FREE ESTIMATE, 804-480- 1983, revised December 19, 1984, help plan and execute this a copy of which is recorded in the Start Your Family History.” family history software? If so,  annual event to be held in 0155 or matt@massarobrosseam- The program will cover: which title? (i.e. Family Tree lessgutters.com (7-11-tf) Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of May 2014,” said Lisa Goodall Middlesex County in Plat Book 8, at • Setting goals for your Maker, Legacy, RootsMagic, 2 miles North of of the American Cancer Soci- PASSPORT PICTURES made Page 11, and whereon the property research. Master Genealogist). ety. “This year’s theme for the while you wait! Please call to make is designated as “Parcel A-0.008 • Organizing the informa- • Have you used the soft- Ark at storage an appointment, 804-758-2328, AC” and Parcel B- 2.100 ACRES”. event is ‘Racing to Finish the Southside Sentinel, Urbanna.(tf) Tract 2: All that certain lot, piece tion you have. ware? Fight’ and we need as many or parcel of land, together with all • Selecting a family history This meeting is directed buildings TURNER DRYWALL and Painting improvements thereon and appur- folks as we can to help us finish Home Repairs: New work, repair, software program. toward those who are just the fight! Please consider tenances thereunto belonging, lying Attendees should be pre- starting or who have not gone on Rt. 17 renovation, home improvements, and being in Pinetop Magisterial giving of your time and talents tile work. 804-761-5410. Over 20 District, Middlesex County, Virginia, pared to discuss: very far with their family because together, we can make years experience!(10-31-13tRR) containing 0.580 acres, more or • How did you become research. Discussions though a difference.” less, shown and described on that interested in genealogy? always help others with brick (804) 693-6333 certain plat of survey entitled “Plat For more information, con- Business Opportunity showing survey and location of • What efforts have you or walls. www.extrastorageinc.com tact Goodall at 804-397-9922 improvements on the land to be someone else done so far? Call 804-580-8210 for more or [email protected]. THE TINY CRAB, a children’s con- conveyed to Christopher S. Rhodes • What you hope to accom- information. signment boutique is for sale. Turn and Michelle B. Rhodes located in key business opportunity. Call for the Pinetop District of Middlesex Set clocks back details. 804-815-8549.(9-19-tfRR) County, Virginia”, dated July 12, one hour at 2 a.m. Visit 1994, made by Robert C. Buckley, Jr., Land Surveyor, a true copy of Sunday, November 3 SSentinel.com Notices which is recorded in the aforesaid Clerk’s Office in Plat Book 12, at MIDDLESEX COUNTY ABANDONED VESSEL Page 145, and which plat of survey Notice is hereby given that the fol- is incorporated herein by reference BOARD OF SUPERVISORS lowing vessel has been abandoned for a complete and accurate descrip- MIDDLESEX COUNTY for more than (12) months on the tion of the property. property of: The property shall be sold “AS IS” BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Remlik Marina and the sale is subject to all restric- 485 Burch Road tions, rights of way, conditions, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Urbanna, VA 23175 easements, judgments, liens, and Change in Meeting Date 804-512-3716 mechanics’ and materialmen’s liens, Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204 Description of vessel: if any, whether of record or not of The Middlesex County Board of Supervisors has Sea Ray 29.7’ 1996 record, to the extent any of the fore- of the Code of Virginia that a public hearing will be held Hull ID# SERT9969G697 going apply and take priority over by the Middlesex County Planning Commission on changed their November meeting to Wednesday, No- USCG Doc. No. 1053415 the lien of the Deed of Trust, and to Thursday, November 14, 2013 at 7:00 PM to consider vember 6, 2013, beginning at 3:00 p.m. The meeting Application for Watercraft Registra- the real estate taxes from the date will be held in the Board Room in the Historic Court- tion/Title will be made in accordance of the sale. the following: with Section 29:1-733.1 Code of Vir- TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A house, 865 General Puller Highway, Saluda. ginia (Certificate of Documentation deposit of $10,000.00 cash or by 10.24&10.31.13 USCG) if this vessel is not claimed bank cashier’s check payable to the 1. Ordinance Amendment 2013-004 initiated by the and removed within 30 days of the Substitute Trustee will be required Middlesex County Board of Supervisors. This Text first publication of this notice. Please of the successful bidder at the time Amendment is for the purpose of allowing the locating contact the Virginia Department of of sale, with the balance due within Game and Inland Fisheries with fifteen (15) days of sale. In the of more than one (1) principle residential structure questions.(10-31-4t) event of default by the purchaser, on an individual parcel of land for an immediate NOTICE OF the deposit shall be forfeited and family member subject to the requirements of Article TRUSTEE’S SALE applied to the costs and expenses of OF REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS: sale and the trustee’s compensation 15-20 by-right in the Low Density Rural and Village TOBY’S RESTAURANT authorized by the deed of trust and Community Zoning Districts instead of requiring 220 JACK’S PLACE the law in such cases. approval of a Special Exception by the Board of DELTAVILLE, VIRGINIA 23043 Conveyance of the property shall be CONTAINING 2.108 ACRES, by trustee’s Special Warranty Deed. Supervisors. The text of Section 15-20 will be changed MORE OR LESS, PINETOP MAG- Except for the statutory grantor’s tax to reflect the by-right use for this purpose. ISTERIAL DISTRICT, MIDDLESEX paid by the trustee, all costs of con- COUNTY, VA, TAX MAP #40-202 veyance, including, but not limited AND 0.580 ACRES, MORE OR to, examination of title, recording 2. Special Exception 2013-013 submitted by Anne LESS, PINETOP MAGISTERIAL fees, and settlement fees, shall be Evans. The request is for approval of a Special Now Hiring at the cost of the purchaser. DISTRICT, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, VA, TAX MAP #40-203 The trustee reserves the right to Exception to locate an Accessory Dwelling Unit in the In execution of a Deed of Trust, reject all bids and withdraw the prop- Low Density Rural (LDR) Zoning District subject to the dated January 20, 1999 from Toby’s erty from sale, waive the deposit provisions of Section 15-22 of the Middlesex County Superstars Inc. recorded in the Clerk’s Office requirements in whole or in part, and of the Circuit Court of Middlesex extend the period of time in which Zoning Ordinance. The property for which the Special County, Virginia in Deed Book 289, the purchaser is to make full settle- Exception is being sought consists 2.24 acres and at Hardee’s of Saluda at Page 346 granting and convey- ment. Additional terms of sale may identified as Tax Map # 20-7. The property is located ing property therein described in be announced at the sale. trust to John S. Martin and Barbara THIS COMMUNICATION IS at 739 Lord Mott Road Road, Urbanna, Virginia in the K. McNeal, Trustees, Elizabeth B. FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. Saluda Magisterial District. Day Shift Cashiers Hurd being appointed as Substi- For information contact: tute Trustee by document dated Elizabeth B. Hurd September 12, 2013 and recorded Substitute Trustee The public hearing will be held in the Boardroom of the & Night Shift Cooks! in the aforesaid Clerk’s Office as Dunton, Simmons Historic Courthouse, 865 General Puller Highway, Saluda, Instrument Number 130001688, the & Dunton, L.L.P. undersigned Substitute Trustee will 678 Rappahannock Drive VA 23149. Copies of this application are available for Apply today at offer for sale at public auction on P.O. Box 5 public inspection at the Department of Planning and November 6, 2013, at 2:00 p.m., at White Stone, VA 22578 Community Development, Woodward Building – 2nd Floor, www.bnecareers.com the front entrance of the Middlesex 804-435-4000 County Circuit Court Building, 73 fax: 804-435-1614 877 General Puller Highway, Saluda, VA 23149, telephone Bowden Street, Saluda, VA 23149, PUBLISH: October 10, 17, 24 (804) 758-3382. All interested persons are encouraged to or call 800-997-1456, the real estate lying in Middlesex and 31, 2013. County, Virginia and more particu- (10-10-4t) submit written comments or attend the meeting to present their views on this application. use restaurant #2991 10.31&11.07.13 Publisher’s Notice Classified Rates EOE All real estate advertised herein is subject to Virginia’s fair housing law which makes $6.00 minimum for up to 25 words, one it illegal to advertise ‘any preference, limi- week; 2 weeks $10.00; 3 weeks $15.00; 4 or more weeks $4.50 each week. Minimum tation or discrimination because of race, Visit SSentinel.com run for TFN ads, 4 weeks. 25 words or few- color, religion, national origin, sex, elderli- er, 13 successive weeks, $40.00. Ads with ness, familial status or handicap, or inten- 26 or more words, 24¢ each word. Cus- tion to make any such preference, limita- tom classifieds; $1.25 per line, minimum MIDDLESEX COUNTY tion or discrimination.’ This newspaper $11.25. $20.00 per week for yellow high- lighted ad, $1.00 per word for will not knowingly accept advertising for bold. BOARD OF ZONING real estate that violates the fair housing 10% Discount for cash with order. No law. Our readers are hereby informed that refunds, no credit. No discount on credit MIDDLESEX COUNTY card sales. APPEALS all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity Classified Deadline: 12:00 noon WETLANDS BOARD basis. For more information or to file a Tuesdays. To place your ad, call 804- housing complaint, call the Virginia Fair 758-2328, FAX 804-758-5896, email [email protected], submit on NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Housing Office at (804) 367-8530; toll- line at www.ssentinel.com or mail to: free call (888) 551-3247. For the hearing- Classifieds, Southside Sentinel, P.O. Box NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING impaired, call (804) 367-9753. E-mail 549, Urbanna, Va. 23175. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204 of [email protected]. Web site: Corrections: Please check your ad the Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 28.2-1302.6 the Code of Virginia, that a public hearing will be held www.fairhousing.vipnet.org first week to see that it is correct. of the Code of Virginia that a public hearing will be held by the Middlesex County Board of Zoning Appeals on by the Middlesex County Wetlands Board on Tuesday, Monday, November 18, 2013, at 6:30 PM to consider November 12, 2013 at 9:00 AM to consider the following: the following: 1. Wetlands Application # 2013-1368 submitted by 1. CBPA Exception No. 2013-017 submitted by Bonnie S. Wright, requesting an exception to Michelle Meredith on behalf of IFScott Hamilton. This Zoning Ordinance Section 4A-4C, Chesapeake Bay request is to Construct a 40' long marsh sill toe. Marsh sill be built using filter cloth with A1A rip rap at a 3' height Preservation (CBP) District (Redevelopment) for an Patient Care Coordinator/Branch Manager and 8' base. The 40' section will be backfilled with increase of four hundred sixty three (463) additional The Patient Care Coordinator (PCC)/Branch Manager sand and planted with alternifloras within the Wetlands Square Feet of impervious area and a forty-nine and will provide leadership to the Tappahannock branch Board’s jurisdiction. The proposed project is located on one-half (49.5’) foot exception from the minimum one- office and is responsible for the provision and quality Mill Creek, at Tax Map Parcel # 30-7-6A. hundred (100’) foot Resource Protection Area (RPA) of nursing and direct care services. The PCC/Branch setback requirement of Zoning Ordinance Section Manager coordinates all aspects of patient care ser- 2. Coastal Primary Sand Dune Application # 2013-1421 4A-7, Chesapeake Bay Preservation (CBP) District. vices providing consultation, direction, and supervi- submitted by Jim Jessie on behalf of IFSylvia Barden. The purpose of the exception request is to permit sion for all direct patient/family care staff, contracted This request is to Add 24 linear feet of wooden groin demolition of an existing dwelling and construction of a staff, and vendors. back up to shore of existing groin within the Wetlands new dwelling in approximately the same footprint with Board’s jurisdiction. The proposed project is located an additional four hundred Sixty Three (463) square Registered Nurse Case Manager (PRN) on Rappahannock River, at Tax Map Parcel # 40-8-2. feet of additional impervious area and a reduction of fifteen and one-half feet (15.5) from Sixty Six foot Responsibilities include providing assessments, 3. Coastal Primary Sand Dune Application # 2013-1422 (66) to fifty and one-half feet (50.5) to the nearest plans, and care to patients and families that maximize submitted by Jim Jessie on behalf of IFSylvia Barden. RPA feature. The property for which the exception comfort, maximize health, and are in accordance with This request is to Add 36 linear feet of wooden groin requested is located at 4 Orion Avenue, in Deltaville, interdisciplinary team plan of care. back up to shore of existing groin within the Wetlands VA; it is further identified as Tax Map Parcel #40-9-1, Board’s jurisdiction. The proposed project is located in the Pinetop Magisterial District. These competent and experienced health care pro- on Rappahannock River, at Tax Map Parcel # 40-8-3. fessionals should exhibit behaviors of accountability, The Board of Zoning Appeals public hearing will be held flexibility, respect, and collaboration to help Hospice 4. Wetlands Application # 2013-1487 submitted by in the Boardroom of the Historic Courthouse, 865 of Virginia fulfill its common purpose of creating a Mid-Atlantic on behalf of IFPaul & Sue Loustaunau. General Puller Highway, Saluda, VA 23149. All interested compassionate circle of support for our patients and This request is to Construct 66' of Class I quarry stone persons are encouraged to attend and to present their families by providing the finest, individualized end-of- revetment with no clearing or grading required. Limb views on this application. A copy of this application life care. up overhanging trees and remove fallen trees along is available for public inspection at the Department of bank. Site will be accessed from the upland within the Planning and Community Development, Woodward For additional information and to apply for this posi- Wetlands Board’s jurisdiction. The proposed project is Building – 2nd Floor, 877 General Puller Highway, tion, please visit www.americanhospice.com. located on Wilton Creek, at Tax Map Parcel # 43C-1-C. Saluda, VA 23149, telephone (804) 758-3382. 10.31&11.07.13 EEO/AA 10.24&10.31.13 B6 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • October 31, 2013 Dr. Ransone is new president Mas n Re al ty, Inc. of Medical Society of Virginia

SinceCelebra t1957ing over 50 years On October 26, Sterling N. Ransone Jr., M.D., FAAFP, of Riverside Fishing Bay Family Practice in Deltaville was installed as president of the Medical Society of Virginia (MSV) during the organiza- tion’s annual meeting at The Meachim’s Creek Hardyville 3 BR, 2 Near Deltaville Many Homestead Resort in Hot Cottage with sun room, BA,FP, deck with trel- upgrades... 2½ BA, el- Springs. LR... Dock with boat lis... 2-car garage... evated master BR with As president, Dr. Ransone lift... Good views... Great Carport and storage sitting room, white-brick getaway...... $299,000 building... With shop on FP... 2 garages and hopes to place emphasis on 2½ acres...... $229,000 workshop.....$195,000 the realm of physician burnout along with protection of the patient–physician relationship From left are Barbara and David Marlow, owners of Marlow and enhancement of political Hunter Marine; John Peterson, president of Marlow Hunter advocacy by physicians. Marine; Carolyn and Ken Schmalenberger, co-owners of In addition to working with Norton Yacht Sales; and Greg Emerson, director of sales at his patients in his Deltaville Marlow Hunter Marine. practice, Dr. Ransone is an King & Queen 110 Urbanna 3 BR, 2 Piankatank Shores assistant clinical professor of family medicine at Virginia acres... Hunting deer, BA, LR with fi replace, 3 BR, 1½ BA... Garage Dr. Sterling N. Ransone Norton Yacht Sales birds and waterfowl... screened porch, deck, plus 25'x40' building Commonwealth University. Nearly 100 acres of 2-car garage... Walk to with electric... Storage He has served as president and timber... Plus hunters’ pool, town...... $149,900 building...... $185,250 board member of the Virginia soccer teams as well as serv- receives two awards cabin...... $249,000 Academy of Family Physi- ing as a Scoutmaster for Troop cians and president of the Mid- 124, Boy Scouts of Amer- While at the US Sailboat Worldwide for Marlow Hunter Tidewater Medical Society, as ica. He is a founding board Show in Annapolis, Md., on Marine for the 2013 model well as in leadership positions member and medical director October 10, Norton’s Yacht year. in several other professional for Hospice Support Services Sales of Deltaville received “We are extremely excited organizations, including the of Middlesex County; and two highly-coveted and pres- to be awarded these especially American Academy of Family member of ConnectVirginia, tigious awards from Marlow because our Deltaville marine Physicians and American Med- the statewide health informa- Hunter Marine. business competes with deal- Christchurch Area Hilliard’s Mill Pond Whites Creek Ex- ical Association. He also has tion exchange (HIE) governing Norton’s Yacht Sales received erships in Canada, Australia, 3-BR, 2-BA Ranch Living room with fi re- pansive views of the served MSV as member of the body. He is board certified by the #1 Sales Award Worldwide Japan, China, South America, on an acre... Full, un- place... Side porch... Chesapeake Bay! 3-BR, board of directors and chair- the American Board of Family for Marlow Hunter Marine for and large dealerships in state- fi nished basement.. Appliances... On almost 2-BA home with at- man of multiple committees Medicine and the National the 2013 model year. In addi- wide locations such as Annap- Separate shop/storage 2 acres...... $143,500 tached garage... Sand and task forces. Board of Medical Examiners. tion, Norton’s received the #1 olis, Long Island, Miami, building...... $163,000 beach...... $269,500 Dr. Ransone completed his He is married to MSV member Customer Service Provider Houston, Newport, San Fran- undergraduate work at the and former president of the cisco, San Diego, Seattle, College of William and Mary, Virginia Board of Medicine, etc.,” said Carolyn Norton where he also received a mas- Karen A. Ransone, M.D. They Schmalenberger, president of ter’s degree in biology. He have three children, Elizabeth, Blood drive Norton Yacht Sales. received his medical degree Katherine and Scooter. from the Medical College of The Medical Society of Vir- at RGH set Wake 3½ acres... Virginia/Virginia Common- ginia (MSV) is the professional Rear deck... 3 BR, 2 Water View 3½ Rappahannock wealth University School of association for physicians in Tree S BA, large laundry... Up- acres... 3 BR, 2 BA... 2 River & Meachim ty er Medicine in Richmond. Dr. the commonwealth. Dedicated for Nov. 7 li v graded cabinets, appli- fi replaces... 3-car de- Creek Great views! a ic Ransone earned the distinction to supporting physicians in u e ances and counters... tached garage... Needs House with great room, The American Red Cross Q 2-car garage...$199,950 minor work... Near glassed porch... Pier of being a fellow of the Ameri- the practice of medicine, MSV Bloodmobile will be at boat landing...$119,900 with boat slip...$339,000 can Academy of Family Physi- advocates on their behalf to Rappahannock General Hos- cians in 1998. ensure physician influencepital in Kilmarnock on Thurs- Dr. Ransone volunteers his on health care legislation and All phases of tree care Urbanna Harbor Boat slips available for sale on Urbanna day, November 7, from 10 time in a variety of community policy improvements and pro- a.m.-3 p.m. Licensed • Insured Creek... Several to choose from... Deep, 5' MLW... activities, including being side- vides a variety of educational Make Offer!...... Starting at $34,500 The blood drive will take Free Estimates line physician for the Mathews and support activities that place in front of the Training High School football and assist physicians in the practice Center located behind the hos- of medicine. 758-3407 Eric Johnson . . . . . 815-8374 Irvin R. Shackelford . .815-8400 pital. Craig Hall...... 815-8494 Jean Darman . . . . . 577-7083 Realtors Audubon Marvin Mason . . . . 815-8391 and Zani Autry ...... 512-8350 Steve Darman . . . . 815-2036 Appraisers Bill Kallam ...... 832-1024 bird walk R. D. Johnson II . . . 815-8320 Ann Powell ...... 338-1773 FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOURS, Walter Lawson, Jr. . 832-9109 Carolyn Bailey . . . . 366-2554 due Nov. 11 On Monday, November 11, THANK YOU 758-5372 758-2777 776-9295 the Northern Neck Audubon Society (NNAS) will conduct a Urbanna Saluda Deltaville bird walk at the Laurel Grove tract of the Rappahannock River Valley National Wildlife For access to all listings Refuge on Farnham Creek in Lancaster County. in this area search at This site offers a view www.masonrealty.com of Farnham Creek, a Rappahannock River tributary. The tidal creek is surrounded by largely coniferous forest that dominates its shoreline. Possible sightings include cedar waxwings, yellow bel- MIDDLESEX COUNTY lied sapsuckers, gulls, terns, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS osprey, wading birds, bald eagles, diving ducks, loons, geese and swans. Carpools will leave NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Grace Episcopal Church in Kilmarnock at 7:15 a.m. Those Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204 driving directly should meet at Laurel Grove at 8 a.m. Direc- 2014 Bank of Lancaster Calendar cover image by Ellie Davis of the Code of Virginia that a public hearing will be tions are as follows: From held by the Middlesex County Board of Supervisors on Kilmarnock, follow Rt. 3 north Wednesday, November 6, 2013 at 7:00 PM to consider approximately 17 miles (past the following: Robley) and turn left on Rt. CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY 608 (Farnham Creek Road). 1. Ordinance Amendment 2013-003 initiated by Go about 1.2 miles on 608 the Middlesex County Planning Commission. This and turn left on Rt. 647 (Hales Tuesday, November 5th from 10 am - 2 pm Point Road). At the fork, Amendment is for the purpose of modifying the All Bank of Lancaster Offices & Bay Trust Company * Refreshments definition in Section 22-2 of the Middlesex County bear right. At the next fork, Zoning Ordinance for “Home Occupation, Residential”. bear right again onto Rt. 610 (Laurel Grove Road). Continue The amendment also clarifies that Residential Home on Rt. 610 past the white farm- Occupations are allowed in all Zoning Districts where house on the right and park in Customer Appreciation Day residences are allowed by adding Residential Home the parking lot at the trailhead. is our way of saying Thank You for your support. Occupations within the list of permitted uses for the Loaner binoculars will be Resource Husbandry, Low Density Rural, Agricultural, available. Throughout the year, it has been our pleasure Cluster Development, and Waterfront Commercial to serve you and we look forward Zoning Districts. New website to continuing our relationship. 2. Special Exception 2013-012 submitted by Jamey to cover tri-county and Sherrie Hogge. The request is for approval of a political news As a special gift to you on Tuesday, November 5th, Special Exception to locate more than one (1) principle residential structure on an individual parcel of land for Ken Wilt, a Middlesex please accept our beautiful an immediate family member in the Low Density Rural County resident and creator 2014 Bank of Lancaster Calendar. (LDR) Zoning District in accord with Section 15-20 of and publisher of Deltavillle- the Middlesex County Zoning Ordinance. The property Daily.com, has launched a new for which the Special Exception is being sought website to cover political news consists 15.83 acres and identified as Tax Map # 18- of the tri-county region: Mid- dlePeninsulaMonitor.com. 166. The property is located at 626 Hickory Neck Rd, Wilt says the website is an Urbanna, Virginia in the Jamaica Magisterial District. effort to provide citizens with Customer Care Center: timely and accurate informa- (804) 435-1171 The public hearing will be held in the Boardroom of tion on public meetings and 1-800-435-1140 the Historic Courthouse, 865 General Puller Highway, issues that are not getting the Saluda, VA 23149. Copies of this application are available attention they deserve in the www.bankoflancaster.com for public inspection at the Department of Planning and mainstream media. Community Development, Woodward Building – 2nd DeltavilleDaily.com has Floor, 877 General Puller Highway, Saluda, VA 23149, been re-vamped as well, said telephone (804) 758-3382. All interested persons are Wilt. Because the political issues are being moved to the (804) 435-4137 encouraged to submit written comments or attend the new site, DeltavilleDaily.com meeting to present their views on this application. 1-888-266-6880 will focus on promoting the www.baytrust.com 10.24&10.31.13 Rivah lifestyle and all things Deltaville. October 31, 2013 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B7 Wine & Oyster Classic is Saturday in Irvington IsaBell K. Horsley The Virginia Wine & Oyster “Take and Carry” bags of raw Classic at Irvington’s The Dog oysters for onsite tailgating real estate, ltd. and Oyster Vineyard will be and picnics, other prepared held from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat- foods and beverages, enter- www.HorsleyRealEstate.com urday, November 2. It tainment by Lewis McGehee. The event is being planned Wine-tasting admission by the Hope and Glory Inn tickets are $30 in advance and and the vineyard in partner- $40 on November 2, which ship with the leaders of the include general admission, Virginia wine, oyster and res- parking and 10 wine-tasting taurant industry. Ten Virginia tickets. chefs preparing oysters, paired For more information, con- Halloween is tonight with wines from 15 Virginia tact the Hope and Glory Inn River Runner Hideaway winemakers, will be featured. at 438-6053 or 800-497-8228, Contemporary Beach House Halloween and Trick-or-Treat will be observed in Middlesex The event will feature wine or visit www.virginiawinean- on the Piankatank River County and the Town of Urbanna from 5-8 p.m. on Thurs- tastings, a Virginia oyster bar, doysterclassic.com. 4 Acres… Total Privacy day, October 31. Above, John and Kecia Piorko have created 200' Waterfront • 4-5' MLW • Sand Beach a Halloween scene complete with strobe lights and torches Additional One Room Cottage included! at their home on Brown’s Lane near Bethpage Camp-Resort, $495,900 just outside of Urbanna. Trick-or-treaters are invited to stop by for candy on Halloween, they said. See more photos at SSentinel.com. (Photo by Tom Chillemi) The Perfect Gift

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Urbanna Baptist to celebrate 125th year obituaries Urbanna Baptist Church invites friends in Anderson, executive director of the Virginia churches. Her other organi- Florence K. Temple the community to join in celebrating its 125th Baptist Historical Society, will take on the zations include community Florence Kay Temple, 92, anniversary and homecoming on Sunday, role of Dr. Hatcher as part of the anniversary chorus, the High Rollers (an of Deltaville passed away on November 10. The celebration will include a celebration. investment club), a hospital Monday, October 21, 2013. reenactment during the 11 a.m. service, a ham The 1896 church was designed and built advisory committee, and Farm Born in Charleston, W.Va., on and oyster luncheon, and a tribute to the man by Charles H. Palmer, a charter member who Bureau and Farm Credit activi- April 25, 1921, she was the who designed and built the local landmark in learned the carpentry trade while working for ties. daughter of James and Flor- 1896. several years in New York state. He also built She enjoyed sewing, reading, ence Kelly Kay. Her parents According to Urbanna Baptist Church, many of the Victorian homes in Urbanna. At 2 playing games such as Scrabble died during her childhood, 1888-2003, A Little Church with a Large p.m., his contributions will be recalled by his and Canasta, and traveling. leaving her to be reared by her Ministry, written by local resident and church great-grandson, Larry S. Chowning, who lives Some countries she visited are uncle and aunt, George and member Evelyn Q. Ryland, the small congrega- in Palmer’s house across the street from the Austria, Costa Rica, Germany, Jean Kay Thomas. tion first met to begin organizing on November church. A marble plaque in Palmer’s honor, to Japan, and Panama. When she She attended the Warrenton 11, 1888. Eight years later it had completed be erected in the old portion of the church, will was 90, she traveled to Israel Country School in Warrenton, and occupied the central portion of the church be unveiled. and visited Jerusalem and Sea and married John H. (Jack) that continues in use today. Everyone is welcome to participate in these of Galilee and other locations. Temple, an FBI agent during A famous Baptist preacher in those days, events. Reservations for the luncheon should be Mary envisioned and directed World War II, on September Dr. William Elderidge Hatcher, was called in made by calling the church office at 758-2720 the building of her home on the 26, 1942. Their war years were to deliver the first sermon in the new build- or emailing [email protected] river. For many years she wel- spent in Boston, New Orleans ing. On November 10, reenactor Dr. Fred before noon on Monday, November 4. comed family and community and Detroit. After the war, Mary E. J. Taliaferro members to her beach, often they returned to her husband’s Mary Elizabeth Jenkins Talia- serving as hostess to large hometown of Petersburg. ferro (May 27, 1918-October family, business and commu- Florence was a devoted Zoar to host Women’s Youth Bible 22, 2013) was born in Suitland, nity gatherings. wife, mother, grandmother and Maryland. She was the oldest of Survivors include a brother great-grandmother. Among study under six children. She attended col- and sister-in-law, Clifford and her activities in Petersburg, World Day of Prayer lege at Meredith College and Sue Jenkins; six children, four she was a member of Second way at UBC later the University of Mary- daughters-in-law and one son- Presbyterian Church, a Girl On Monday, November beginning of the prayer time. in-law, William Lloyd Talia- Scout leader, a member of 4, Zoar Baptist Church in Individuals will lead prayers land, graduating in 1938 with Urbanna Baptist Church has a degree in Home Economics. ferro (Linda), Oscar Bryan the Appomattox Garden Club Deltaville will host the 2013 for the United States of Amer- recently started a youth Sunday Taliaferro Jr.(Nancy), David and a member of the Beech Women’s World Day of Prayer. ica, the Commonwealth of Vir- After teaching Home Econom- school class focusing on young ics for one year in Maryland, Andrew Taliaferro (Marga- Twig at Southside Regional The theme is “Love Your ginia, and our peninsula. adults, ages 13 through 18. ret), Trent Clifford Taliaferro Hospital (formerly the old Neighbor as Yourself.” All are Joan Walden, a WMU repre- she moved to Essex County, Classes are being held Sunday Virginia, in 1939, where she (Karen), all of Essex County, Petersburg General Hospital.) invited and welcomed to join in sentative, said, “At 12:30 p.m. mornings from 9:45-10:45 a.m. and two daughters, Marguerite In 2003, Florence moved with this special prayer time. everyone is invited to the fel- served as a home demonstra- “The current study will focus tion agent. Taliaferro Garrison of Azalea, her daughter, Jean, and her The gathering will start in lowship hall for drinks and on the basic spiritual needs Oregon, and Mary Beth Talia- husband, Chip, to Deltaville. the sanctuary at 11:30 a.m. cookies. Bring a sandwich In Essex she met Oscar Bryan of young adults,” said a class Taliaferro, and they married on ferro Huneke (Peter) of Rich- She was predeceased by with remarks from Pastor John and join us in this time for fel- spokesperson. “Through this mond; 15 grandchildren; and her husband, Jack, and her Snow followed by music and lowship. We look forward to April 22, 1942. After World study we will be discussing our War II, she and her husband and 24 great-grandchildren. brother, Dr. William R. Kay singing. At noon, the ringing of making friends and encourag- relationship with God and how Funeral services were held of Richmond. She is sur- the church bells will signify the ing one another.” first son moved to Center Cross we can get to know someone and began a grain farming busi- Saturday in Beale Memorial vived by her daughters, Kay we can’t see, touch or hear.” ness in 1946. They raised six Baptist Church with the Rever- Temple Roberts and her hus- Each student will be pro- children. In 1966 the Taliaferro end David Donahue, Dr. Robert band George H. (Skip) Rob- All Saints vided a study Bible. family was designated as a McKinley and Reverend Hyung erts Jr. of Lexington, and Jean For more information, con- Master Farm Family, an award Moon officiating. IntermentTemple Holt and her husband, service set tact the church at 758-2720 of the Progressive Farmer mag- followed in Essex Cemetery. Mark E. (Chip) Holt III; and or visit the Facebook page azine in cooperation with the Pallbearers were William Lloyd her grandchildren and their All Saints Anglican Church Urbanna Baptist Church. Extension Service. Taliaferro Jr., Thomas Ryland spouses, Sarah Kay Kaiser will hold a service of Holy Mary’s husband passed away Taliaferro, Allen Matthew (Eric) of Tetonia, Idaho, Communion on Sunday, Unitarians to in 1980. Since 1976 she has Taliaferro, John David Talia- Anne Roberts Smith (Carter) November 3, at 11 a.m. in served as corporate secretary of ferro, Philip Andrew Taliaferro, of Norfolk, Susan Holt Har- observance of All Saints Day, discuss ‘the Montague Farms Inc. David Tobey Taliaferro, James rison (Nick) of Richmond, which is on Friday, November She has been involved in Bryan Taliaferro, Trent Daniel and Mark E. Holt IV (Carter) 1. This will be a special service church’s future’ many church, school, commu- Taliaferro, Stephen Bruce of Richmond. She is further in which those in attendance On Sunday, November 3, nity and agricultural organiza- Taliaferro and Mark Chapman survived by her seven great- pray for those loved ones who Sara Mackey, a regular speaker tions. At Glebe Landing Baptist Taliaferro. Memorial contri- grandchildren, William Rob- have passed away. All are wel- at the Unitarian Fellowship of Church she taught Sunday butions may be made to Beale erts Kaiser, Carter Champney come. the Rappahannock (UUFR), school and served as organ- Memorial Baptist Church, Smith Jr., Alexander Temple All Saints Church is in Adventist speaker will speak on “Sacred Feast: ist and choir director. At Beale P.O. Box 816, Tappahannock, Smith, Blake Adams Smith, Saluda on New Street across Eating, Feeding, and the Future Memorial she continued to VA 22560. Arrangements by Hannah Kate Harrison, Julia from the courthouse. The Kilmarnock Seventh- of the Church.” teach Sunday school and served Marks-Bristow Funeral Home, Grace Harrison and Evelyn day Adventist (SDA) Church “The church is changing,” on the church council and steer- Tappahannock. Virginia Harrison. at 401 South Main Street will said a program spokesperson. ing committee for building a A graveside memorial Clarksbury continue its series of friends “Our ways of thinking about new church. She coordinated Stanley E. White service was held Thursday, and family events at 11 a.m. food are changing. How do the weekly church suppers for October 24, in Blandford Food Pantry Saturday, November 2, when these two new phenomena many years. She also served as Stanley Earl White, 72, of Cemetery, Petersburg. The Dr. Henry Fordham (above), relate to each other and to us? deacon of Beale Memorial Bap- Saluda passed away October family received friends at the distribution president of the Allegheny East Join us and Sara Mackey as we tist Church. 24, 2013. The funeral ser- Country Club of Petersburg Conference of SDA in Pine consider these questions.” Mary also participated in vice will be at 1 p.m. Friday, immediately following the is Saturday Forge, Pa., will speak on “Joy.” The UUFR meets every many school activities. She was November 1, at Calvary Baptist service. If desired, memori- A luncheon will follow. Music Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at 366 a former president of the PTA. Church, Saluda. als in Florence’s name may be Clarksbury United Meth- for this service, and also for 5 James Wharf Road in White She taught sewing to two gen- Interment will be in the made to Second Presbyterian odist Church on Route 33 in p.m. vespers on Friday, Novem- Stone. erations through the 4-H Club, church cemetery. The viewing Church, 419 W. Washington Hardyville will have its Fall ber 1, will be provided by Perry as well as teaching knitting and will be from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. St., Petersburg, VA 23803, or Food Pantry distribution this Wormley of New Hope SDA tailoring in community educa- Friday at the church. Middlesex County Volunteer Saturday, November 2, from Church in Tappahannock. tion courses. Service of comfort by J.K. Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 98, 9-11 a.m. Mary was a member of the Redmond Funeral Home. Deltaville, VA 23043. Food recipients are asked to Essex County Woman’s Club enter the church through the for more than 50 years and has front doors where they will be Spring Hill twice served as its president. greeted. Some information will For 25 years, she performed the be asked of them to better serve service set duties of treasurer for Granny’s their needs. Income informa- Attic in Warsaw, a thrift store tion is not required. “We only The title of the sermon given for a clothing ministry of local Thank You ask that those in need come,” by Dr. Chuck McDaniel at said a church spokesperson. the 11 a.m. morning worship Information on Clarksbury on Sunday, November 3, at A very grateful thank you for all the will be available with oppor- Spring Hill Baptist Church in Escobrook thoughts and prayers during my recent tunities for prayer. Assistance Mathews will be “When You with loading the grocery bags Walk Thru The Fire!” (Isaiah surgery and continuing recovery. also will be provided. 43:2). Everyone is invited. to celebrate Men’s Day Jerry May In Memory of Escobrook Baptist Church Evangelist Cliff West of Mascot will celebrate Men’s Henry Fields Day on Sunday, November Jan. 1, 1955 – Oct. 31, 1998 3, at the 11 a.m. worship ser- Revival begins vice. The guest speaker will Although it’s been 15 years, Sunday at be Rev. Robert Wormley from it seems like only yesterday, King William. Music will be rendered by “The Soldiers of though memories and love remain Center Cross Vision” from Richmond. in the hearts of your loving family. Center Cross Church of God will hold its 2013 Fall Revival ‘Young Silverleaf Volunteers needed for the Northern Neck Mom Naomi, Daughter Sikina, Brother John starting on Sunday, November Volunteers needed for the Northern Neck and 3, at 11 a.m. and continuing Singers’ celebrate and MiddleMiddl ePeninsula... Peninsula… November 4-6 at 7 p.m. The Train in Urbana, volunteer in your community! guest speaker for the event will Sunday at Zion Train in Urbanna, volunteer in your community!

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