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Photo by Linda Cicoira Do-Si-Doe Firearm deer season for Accomack and Northampton counties begins Nov. 17 and continues through Jan. 5. During the season, either sex deer may be taken with appropriate permits. Others, like photographer Linda Cicoira, prefer to hunt with a camera, and no, firearm hunters, she won’t divulge where this photo was taken. Exmore’s Community Fire Company Sues to Recover Bad Investment By Linda Cicoira damages. Judge Burke McCahill ap- a great investment. We were told it money for the Exmore fire depart- Officials from Community Fire proved the order and eventually said (the money) would be returned and it ment in the past. Company Inc., in Exmore, invested another $48,000 in legal fees and wasn’t … We trusted this person,” the Tom and Pam Lewis, a married $100,000 in 2016 in a quick return costs should be paid by the financial chief continued. “We still have a lot couple, and president and treasurer venture and are still waiting to get firm. The group’s motion to set aside of money that was invested properly.” of the fire company respectively, met the money back, which was derived the verdict was denied. DeYoung would not disclose the with Johnson one night for dinner from donations and provisions for Community Fire asked for agent’s name. and on previous occasions to discuss Emergency Medical Services. $350,000 in punitive damages plus Court records state J. Michael investments, DeYoung said. Despite a win in Northampton Cir- costs and attorney fees of $215,000. “Mike” Johnson, of Midlothian, Va., Johnson “asked if the fire company cuit Court against Harvest Financial Harvest is appealing the case to the portrayed himself to fire company had any funds to invest. He was sell- Group LLC, of Richmond, and owner, Supreme Court. officials as a representative in good ing an investment loan program that Kyle T. Mills, repayment of the funds “We invested the money,” Chief standing with Harvest. Johnson was was guaranteed to return principal has been held up by the appeal process. Greg DeYoung said last week speak- named in the initial lawsuit but was plus a healthy rate of interest over Last summer, a jury recommend- ing about four fire company officers. later eliminated as a defendant when a short term,” the lawsuit stated. ed Harvest refund the initial invest- “After several months we ultimately amended papers were filed. This fi- “Johnson represented that the loan ment and pay $145,000 in punitive got information that it might not be nancial advisor successfully made (Continued on Page 7) 2 • Eastern Shore Post • November 16, 2018 Supervisors Approve Zoning Change for Proposed Melfa Development By Linda Cicoira make the intersection big enough son said the building would be used Moment of Silence The Fox Meadows, a proposed de- for the endeavor. for storage for “short-term.” Super- A moment of silence was given in velopment that includes a Chick- The entrance to the apartments, at visor Grayson Chesser said it was honor of former Supervisor C.D. “Top- fil-A restaurant, Wawa convenience the back of the development, would a deal the county couldn’t resist. py” Fleming Jr. and for former Lt. store, and 45 apartments, is getting be accessed via Dogwood Lane. The Both agreed the location next to Gerald Goga of the Accomack Coun- closer to becoming reality for the county’s nearby sewage system will the Eastern Shore 9-1-1 Communi- ty Sheriff’s Office. Fleming served Melfa area. be used. Salm said Dogwood Lane cations Center and the health de- District 2 from 1976 to 2003. Goga Accomack supervisors approved from the highway to the apartments partment is an asset for future of- was in charge of the sheriff’s inves- a zoning change Wednesday and would also be improved. fice space. tigations division from 2005 to 2017. sent a request for a conditional use Supervisor Donald Hart suggest- “The size of government nev- Both died recently. permit back to the planning com- ed the developer upgrade the road er shrinks,” said Chesser. “We felt Good Work Noted mission for a final review. The re- back to Savageville by improving the like it would just be a good idea to Mason also mentioned how three view appeared to be a formality as sharp turn and potholes but that is go ahead and get it while we have a employees went above and beyond VDOT has already approved a traf- unlikely since apartments would be chance. We still have plenty of space their duties on Sunday, Oct. 28, af- fic light at the intersection at Lank- between the highway and where the needs. We bought it for the future re- ter Treasurer Dana Bundick called ford Highway and Dogwood Lane / road bends. ally. State and feds keep giving us Mason to report flooding in her of- Phillips Drive. “A traffic light will be a big bo- all these mandates. I feel like we’d fice. The workers, Andy Nunnally, The light is a requirement if nus for residents,” said Supervisor be real unwise to let it go.” Joseph Gross, and Leon Ayres, were the gas station is to be construct- Paul Muhly. “This is a dangerous New Zoning Official Named commended. Damages were repaired ed. Project engineer John Salm said intersection.” The supervisors also appointed before business on Monday. all three undertakings are needed Property Purchase Deputy Director of Planning & Zon- It was also reported that county to make the plan work so there is The supervisors voted to buy the ing Katherine Nunez as the county’s employees gave $13,277 to support no doubt a light would be installed, former Saecker dental office, on Front Zoning Administrator and Subdivi- the United Way, which is a $688 in- at the cost of the developer, Jack Street in Accomac, for $190,836 with sion Agent. Nunez recently passed crease over the record-breaking fig- Siesmon, of Accomack Properties the deal expected to close at press time the certification exam administered ure from last year. The success was Inc. State land from the nearby po- Thursday. by the Virginia Association of Zon- attributed to Billie Jean Miles, who lice barracks will also be needed to County Administrator Mike Ma- ing Officials. led the initiative.

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By Stefanie Jackson tial. As of 2014, tourists were spending ing that tourism group,” she said. Roberta Kellam has an idea $5.2 billion per year there, and 10 per- Eastern Shore Birding and Wild- about how to get tourists to flock cent of those tourists said birding was life’s first step toward capturing the to Northampton County during the the number one reason they visited. attention of its intended audience will off-season: birding. That’s nearly half a million people be the launch of its website, www.east- Kellam belongs to Eastern Shore Bird- who visit Cape May County every year ernshorebirding.org, which is expected ing and Wildlife Inc., a nonprofit organi- for birding. Kellam believes attracting to go live by March 1, 2019. zation whose purpose is “to promote bird- 20 percent as many birders to the Shore, The tagline, “Virginia is for BIRD ing and nature experiences both for tour- or about 100,000 people annually, “would Lovers” will be used on the site and ists and residents of the Eastern Shore.” make a real difference here,” she said. other promotional materials. Birding is the “low-hanging fruit” of More than 50 percent of people who Liz Watson Design is creating the Shore tourism, she said. There are 439 have attended Eastern Shore birding fes- website and logo. species of birds in Northampton and tivals were from out of state. The Shore is Edward Brinkley, a resident of Cape Accomack counties combined. the ideal place for creating “those magi- Charles and the former editor-in-chief Public Domain Photo A U.S. Department of Fish and Wild- cal moments that make a vacation worth- of the journal published by the Amer- The American oystercatcher, pic- life survey revealed that about 20 mil- while” because of its “vast coastal wilder- ican Birding Association, is the web- tured above, was chosen as the lion Americans travel away from home ness accessible only by boat,” Kellam said. site’s content consultant. mascot of Eastern Shore Birding for birding. Cape May and the Eastern Shore are The site will link to eBird, an on- and Wildlife Inc. because it’s an Average American birding enthusi- home to about the same number and line database of real-time observations “iconic Eastern Shore bird” with asts are like most of the members on species of birds, following similar migra- of bird populations and their distribu- “a lot of charm,” board member the Eastern Shore Birding and Wild- tory patterns. Rare birds that have been tion, maintained by both scientists and Roberta Kellam said. life board: females age 50 or older with spotted in Cape May have appeared in amateur naturalists. slightly above-average income. Kiptopeke five hours later, Kellam said. The Eastern Shore Birding and like the birding festival, which last Kellam named Cape May County “We’re literally able to give the same Wildlife board wants to put its online appeared in 2016, when Hurricane in New Jersey as a location that has experience from a birding tourist stand- marketing infrastructure in place be- Matthew caused some activities to be maximized its birding tourism poten- point, except that we’re not really captur- fore planning any more major events canceled and organizers had to give November 16, 2018 • Eastern Shore Post • 7 out $6,000 in refunds. money by obtaining a $10,000, 50/50 Board members would like to rein- matching grant from the Virginia state the festival, but they may decide Tourism Corporation. to plan smaller events first. They will Supervisor John Coker explained meet in about two weeks to create the that birding mainly happens in the SAVE MORE and EARN MORE! organization’s 2019 calendar. “fall, winter, and spring, and there’s Northampton supervisors gave not a lot of birding in the summer- ...Because we think you deserve it. Eastern Shore Birding and Wild- time, so this is exactly the kind of life two $5,000 grants this year, one tourism infrastructure we want to in June and one in October, from the build that’s going to drive off-season tourism infrastructure fund support- visitors, so we can be more of a year- Money Market ed by local transient occupancy taxes. round community.” He called the idea The organization plans to double its “music to my ears.” Account

See an ad for your favorite business? 2.02% 1 Tell them you saw it APY IN THE POST! $10,000 Exmore Fire Co. $100,000. minimum ~ ~ A written announcement sent to the (Continued From Front Page) fire company listed Johnson as Har- deposit was a prudent investment … guaran- vest’s director of investment strategies. teed. (He) failed to disclose a finder’s Mills contends Johnson was selling his fee was being paid to him which repre- client list to Harvest and was supposed sented a conflict of interest.” to be acting only as a liaison to make Earn higher returns and still have The Lewises talked about the ven- for a smoother transition. “Harvest ture, then spoke to DeYoung and an- and Johnson agreed that Johnson was other officer, who was not named, and to no longer to give investment advice access to your money including went back to the firehouse and wrote to clients or to solicit clients.” 2 Johnson a check. By 2012, Community Fire had check writing priviledges ! “Despite repeated demands by Com- amassed savings in excess of $500,000, munity Fire for repayment, the prom- which were earmarked for a new fire ised return of capital and interest has truck. Johnson was retained as the With your money market account, enjoy the convenience of: not occurred,” the lawsuit stated. “And fire company’s investment advisor in the investment is considered to be a to- March of that year and was told of the tal loss.” company’s “conservative investment Online and Mobile Banking Mobile Check Deposit The fire officials say Mills, Harvest’s objectives.” eStatements ATM Card owner, knew or should have known Harvest has an A+ rating with the Allpoint Network3 InTouch Banking Johnson was sanctioned in 2013 “by Better Business Bureau, according to the Financial Industry Regulatory that agency’s website. The financial Authority (FINRA) for amongst oth- firm is listed as having more than $110 er things, lying to his customers about million under its management. SERVING YOU LOCALLY IN ONLEY: a short-term promissory note he sold Disclosures on the site showed three them in connection with a fraudulent customer disputes and three “employ- land development investment.” John- ment separations after allegations” FOUR CORNER PLAZA son was suspended in all capacities for Johnson. The U.S. Securities and 25306 LANKFORD HIGHWAY for two years from November 2015 to Exchange Commission listed Johnson 2017. He “was discharged from his for- as being an employee of Harvest from mer stock brokerage firm for engaging Nov. 14, 2013, to Nov. 5, 2015. in unauthorized trades in customer ac- Mills argued, “The money came out SHOREUNITEDBANK.COM 757.302.6530 counts. In November 2013, he became of community fire’s operating account. the subject of at least two customer Not the fire company’s Harvest account 1As of October 5, 2018, interest rate paid on the entire balance in account is 2.00% with an annual complaints.” and was never reflected on Harvest’s percentage yield (APY) of 2.02%. Promotional rate is based on a minimum deposit of $10,000 and must “Motivated by profit, Mills and Har- monthly account statements.” He said be new money to the bank. New money is defined as funds not currently on deposit with Shore United Bank by the account holder. You must maintain an average ledger balance of $1,500.00 to avoid a monthly vest consciously chose to turn a blind Harvest “did not learn of the invest- service charge of $8.00 per month. At bank’s discretion, the interest rate and annual percentage yield on eye to Johnson’s past misconduct,” ment until the lawsuit was filed.” account may change at any time. To obtain current rate and annual percentage yield information, please the lawsuit stated. The fire company Mills further stated that no malice call 757-302-6530. Fees may reduce the earnings on the account. 2A charge of $5.00 will be charged for each transfer or withdrawal greater than six (6) each calendar month. was unaware of the complaints and on the part of Harvest or Mills could 3 Free Access to 55,000 ATMs through the Allpoint Network. Visit: AllpointNetwork.com ® the sanction when they invested the be proven. 8 • Eastern Shore Post • November 16, 2018 •From Richard Bradford, trustee Cal- For $43,500 For $390,000 vary Bible Church •From Francis and Frances Sullivan •From Stephen Lotharius To New Hope Community Center Inc, To Iva Cook To Gordon Campbell 22344 Front St., Accomac Lot 114, Section 10, Captain’s Cove 3 and 5 North St., Onancock For $177,000 For $218,500 For $320,000 •From Seaside Holdings LLC •From Peter and Janet Grose •From Quicken Loans Inc. 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To Joan Karter To James Cranston 7482 East Side Rd., Chincoteague To John and Pasqualina Simons 33268 Hickman Farm Ln., New Church Lot 307, Unit 3,Trails End For $141,000 Lot 128, Bunker Hill Road, Chincoteague For $80,000 For $7,900 •From Burton Moore For $40,000 •From Henry Martin •From Abundio and Helen Scanziani, To Michael Michelsen •From Inlet View Properties Inc. To Lawrence Willcox trustees 11070 Atlantic Rd., Atlantic To Desiree Hall 15193 Merry Cat Ln., Belle Haven To Gerald and Lorie Mahoney For $5,000 Bunker Hill Road, Chincoteague For $38,500 8153 Seagull Dr., Chincoteague •From Olivia Collins and Ellen Bracewell For $40,000 •From William and Marline Kennedy For $35,000 To Tejada Pablo •From Cheap Home Finders Inc. To George and Ashton Taughinbaugh •From George and Suzanne Thistle 13456 Shell Bridge Rd., Painter To Jeremy Weaver and Todd Nelson Lot 88, Section B-2, Inlet View Camp- To Raymond and Gwen Weaver For $28,000 Accomac parcel sites, Chincoteague Lot 22, Oyster Cove Lane, Atlantic •From Waterside Land Trust LLC For $1,705 For $45,000 For $65,000 To Victoria Savage •From Donald Julien and Deborah •From Michael Caughlin and Marga- •From Julia Sims Lot 120, Waterside Village I, Phase II, McClellan ret Northam To James Haynes Jr. Belle Haven To Stephanie Whyte To Dino and Purna Anders Parcel on Webb Island, Machipongo For $21,900 Lot 326, Unit 2, Trails End 51045 Blake Point Rd., Chincoteague For $35,000 Jaxon’s & C. 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Ad- dicted on counts of possession of psilo- Continuance In Thirteen people were indicted Fri- am Zieger of EPD investigated. cybin, also known as mushrooms, and day in Northampton Circuit Court on Amanda Lea Grover-Snyder, 35, of ecstasy, and possession with intent to Murder-for-Hire Case felony charges ranging from DUI to Costen Road in Westover, Md., was in- distribute LSD. The incidents occurred A Melfa man accused in the mur- having sex with a child. dicted on seven counts of grand larce- Sept. 3. Steele investigated. der-for-hire scheme near Painter in Jamal Abdul White, 41, of Antho- ny in connection with the theft of cop- October 2017 was scheduled to plead ny Court in Exmore, was indicted on per wire from ANEC between Aug. 31 Woman Gets 8 Years guilty to conspiracy to commit capi- 12 charges involving sex acts with a and Oct. 4. Deputy Montego Johnson of An Accomac woman was sentenced tal murder of an Eastern Shore Drug teenage girl when she was 13 and 14 NCSO investigated. last week in Accomack Circuit Court to Task informant Thursday in Acco- years old. White is accused of carnal James Hobson, of Cape Charles, a total of eight years. mack Circuit Court. knowledge, taking indecent liberties, was indicted on counts of a third of- All but a year was suspended for But the prosecution and defense and contributing to the delinquen- fense of DUI and assault and battery Zelmayia Kelley, 34, of Doughty agreed a continuance was needed cy of a minor. The offenses occurred of Officer J.K. Brady of the Eastville Road, for possession of a firearm by and Deshawn Markiese Drummond Feb. 14, July 2, Sept. 2, and Sept. Police Department. The incident oc- a felon and credit card larceny. She was taken back over to Accomack Jail 8. One of the dates was the child’s curred July 4, 2018. Officer Rob- was sentenced to five years with four in handcuffs and leg irons. The two birthday. Chief Angelo DiMartino, of ert Stubbs of the same department suspended for the firearm offense lawyers told Judge W. Revell Lewis Exmore Police Department (EPD), investigated. and was given a three-year suspend- III that they would compare sched- gave information about the case to Billy Pesantes, 22, of Taylor Avenue ed sentence for the theft. The crimes ules to set a new trial date after press the grand jury. in the Bronx, N.Y., was indicted on a occurred Aug. 20, 2017. Upon release, time Thursday. Daniel G. Randall, 45, of Exmore, count of possessing LSD on Sept. 3. Of- Kelley’s driver’s license will be sus- Illegal drug distribution and gang was indicted on a count of robbery by ficer R.M. Steele, of the CBBT Police pended for six months. She will be on affiliations riddle the case that in- violence July 28, in Exmore. Details of Department, investigated. good behavior for 10 years. Indefinite cludes seven defendants and $3,000 the incident were not part of the court William Jerome Reed Jr., 39, of Ma- probation was ordered. offered for the death of informant record. Officer Greg Rippon, of EPD, chipongo, was indicted on two counts Randolph Giddens, 57, of Michelle 30-year-old Nathaniel Johnson. investigated. of possession of cocaine and eluding Circle in Melfa, was sentenced to Drummond was initially scheduled Kenneth Jackson Bowen Jr., 59, of police in connection with July 2 inci- five years in prison with all but six for trial Aug. 23. Houston Street in Exmore, was indict- dents. Hickman investigated. months suspended for distribution Johnson survived being shot three ed on counts of grand larceny of prop- Yolanda Osha Stines, also known as of cocaine as an accommodation. The times. His girlfriend, Dezarae Smith, 19, erty from Food Lion and Dollar Gen- Yolanda Bundick Stines, 43, of Paint- crime occurred Dec. 16, 2015. Giddens was struck in the foot during the murder eral, in Exmore, Aug. 31. DiMartino er, was indicted on a count of cheating will be on indefinite probation and on attempt, which occurred when the two investigated. or defrauding Milestone Lodge, of the good behavior for five years. His driv- were walking on Linhaven Circle. John Junior Burton, 61, of Lankford Highway in Birdsnest, was indicted on a count of eluding police on July 3. Dogwood Branch Celebrates First Anniversary Trooper M.M. Shaffer investigated. Submitted Article Farmers & Arti- Christopher Elliott, 46, of Cheriton The Eastern Shore of Virginia sans Market on Cross Road in Cape Charles, was in- Historical Society’s Dogwood Branch Saturday, Nov. dicted on two counts of forging a check home décor consignment shop, is cel- 17. and two counts of uttering a forged ebrating its first anniversary with The shop, lo- check May 28. He was also indicted on special events, sales, and hours. The cated at 4 North a count of stealing property valued at store was undertaken as a long-term St. in Onancock, less than $200 belonging to Don Miles. project to provide funding for ES- boasts a con- Deputy Danny Bell of the Northamp- VHS initiatives, along with main- stantly chang- ton County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO) tenance and improvements to Ker ing inventory of investigated. Place in Onancock, which serves as art, home décor, Devyonn M. Evans, 19, of Fair- the historical society’s headquarters. furniture, cos- ground Drive in Salisbury, Md., was Moving into the holidays, the shop’s tume and fine indicted on a count of stealing a ve- staff hopes to attract new consignors jewelry, and oth- hicle valued at more than $500 and as well as customers and volunteers. er unique items. concealing stolen property in con- Plans include expanded holiday décor Volunteers re- The interior of the Eastern Shore Historical Society’s nection with the July 9 incident. Sgt. for sale, the introduction of gift certif- port amaze- Dogwood Branch Consignment Shop features a changing J.L. Hickman of the Chesapeake Bay icates, and an ongoing celebration of ment at the out- inventory of home décor, furniture, and other fine items. Bridge-Tunnel (CBBT) Police Depart- special events such as Second Fridays standing quali- interested in having a large estate or ment investigated. and holiday specials. ty and variety of items that have come collection examined to determine its Evans was also indicted on a count The Dogwood Branch will be open late through in the shop’s first year. suitability for the shop, please email of possession of marijuana by a pris- for Second Fridays on Nov. 9 and Dec. 14 For more information, call 757-789- [email protected] oner of the Eastern Shore Regional as well as participate in the Onancock 5368 or stop by the shop. If you are with photographs of the items. 10 • Eastern Shore Post • November 16, 2018 Nathaniel Waters; two sisters, Lula Orie Condolences may be made online at Jacob Jr. Carpenter and Florence Golding; and www.salyerfh.com She spent her childhood attending school Obituaries two brothers, William “Billy” Carpenter in Uvalde and her summers in Onancock, Alvin Thomas Carpenter Sr. and Russell Reed. Donald Morgan Gillingham where all her rel- Funeral services will be conduct- Sgt. Donald Morgan “Pappy” Gill- atives lived. She Mr. Alvin Thomas Carpenter Sr., ed Friday, Nov. 16, 2018, at 12 p.m. at ingham, 84, U.S. Army Retired, husband graduated from 90, known to many as A.T. or Boody, and Wilkins-Doughty Funeral Home with the of Lynn Anne Gillingham and a resident Uvalde High School a resident of Machipongo, passed away Rev. Russell Goodrich officiating. Inter- of Schooner Bay, in 1984. Following Friday, Nov. 9, ment will follow in Cape Charles Ceme- Onancock, passed high school, she at- 2018, at his resi- tery. Family will join friends at the funer- away on Friday, tended and gradu- dence surround- al home one hour prior to service. Nov. 9, 2018, on his ated from Trinity ed by his family. Online condolences may be sent to the farm in Bloxom. University, in San Mr. Carpenter was family at www.doughtyfuneralhome.com Born Sept. 22, Antonio, with a de- born Oct. 31, 1928. Arrangements were made by Wilkins- 1934, in Waterloo, gree in elementary Ms. Jacob He was raised Doughty Funeral Home in Cape Charles. Md., he was a son education. After graduation, she became a in Northamp- of the late William classroom teacher at Northside ISD, in San ton County by his James Chris Floyd R. Gillingham and Antonio, until her early retirement in 2016. Sgt. Gillingham grandparents, Mr. James Chris Floyd, 85, of Helen Lowman Ms. Jacob had a passion for children and Mr. Carpenter the late Captain Chincoteague Island, passed away on Gillingham. Mr. Gillingham proudly de- took a special interest in her kindergarten George and Nellie Fitzhugh Carpenter. Nov. 6, 2018, at his residence. voted his life in service to his country, in and first grade classes. The minute Mr. Carpenter became of He was born in Danville, Ga., on Nov. various capacities. Following retirement Ms. Jacob touched the lives of every- age, he enlisted in the U.S. Army where he 2, 1933, to the late Ernest and Minnie from the U. S. Army, with the rank of Ser- one she encountered. Suffering from a would remain for 20 years. It was during Grimsley Floyd. Mr. Floyd worked his way geant, he continued to serve in the Army long list of illnesses from her late teen- a tour of Germany that he met and fell through and was National Guard and Civil Service for ma- age years until her death, she has been in love with, as he would say, “a cute lit- enrolled and grad- ny years. Once officially retired, he focused described as one who never complained, tle German girl” named Irene. They later uated from the Ber- on his first love­— fishing, a hobby he and regardless of the circumstances, and al- married on Aug. 14, 1953. Their union was ry School and Ber- his wife, Lynn, enjoyed together. Never ways had a positive attitude; one that blessed with four children. Mr. Carpenter ry College in Rome, idle, Mr. Gillingham was always tinkering, never had a cross word with anyone; one retired from the U.S. Army an ensign sev- Ga., with a master’s whether he was working on his farm in that always put herself second; one that en in 1968. He moved his family back to degree in social sci- Bloxom, helping a neighbor, or puttering was a loyal and true friend; but most Northampton County, to Cape Charles, ence. After grad- in the garage on a rainy day. His legacy of of all, she was described as one of the where he and Irene raised their family. uation he taught commitment and sacrifice to our country, sweetest, kindest people anyone ever en- Mr. Carpenter went to work at the school for several defines the life of a true patriot, although countered. Although she will be missed Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel in Jan- years and then en- Mr. Floyd he’d likely prefer to be remembered as the by friends and family, Ms. Jacob’s deep uary 1969 and retired from there as a tered the U.S. Army for four years, three of man who caught the biggest fish. faith and the assurance of salvation lieutenant. To those who knew him, they which were served in Germany. After leav- In addition to his wife, survivors include through Jesus Christ is comforting to all knew him to be a family man. He was ing the U.S. Army in 1961, he worked for his two sons, William Morgan “Butch” who loved her and knew her. the family historian and could recall the Civil Service Commission in Atlanta, Gillingham and wife, Jean, of Colorado, The youngest of three children, she is dates of birth, death, and marriage and Ga., as an investigator. In 1963, he accept- and Steven Ernest Donald Gillingham, of survived by her mother, Patricia Jacob, of family lineage at the drop of a dime. He ed a position to work at NASA and retired Charlottesville, Va.; four stepchildren, Eliz- Uvalde; her brother, William Custis Jacob was never late and always organized. from there in 1995. abeth Camesi, and Jonathan, David, and III, also of Uvalde; her sister, Karla Jacob Mr. Carpenter is survived by three He was a member of American Legion Jason Jones; sister, Ethel Wiley; brother, Davis and husband, John Allen “Jad” Da- children, Robert (Katy) Carpenter, of Post #159, Army Counter Intelligence Lawrence Gillingham; and several grand- vis, of Midland, Texas; their three children, Warren, R.I., Richard (Donna) Carpen- Veterans (ACICV), and National Counter children, great-grandchildren, nieces and John Jacob Davis and wife, Elizabeth, ter, of Cutoff, La., and Patricia (Peanut) Intelligence Corp Association (NCICA). nephews. Other than his parents, he was Kyle Allen Davis and wife, Chelsea, and Nock, of Salisbury, Md.; eight grandchil- Mr. Floyd is survived by his lov- predeceased by a son, Donald Charles Kali Ann Davis, all of Midland; as well as dren, Adam Carpenter, of Panama City, ing spouse of 53 years, Darlene Floyd; “Chuck” Gillingham; and three brothers, her five great-nieces and nephews, Case, Fla., Thomas Dize, of Machipongo, who daughter, Sharon Johnson and her hus- William, Morris, and Grover Gillingham. Emma, Bradford, Campbell and Annie. Pop affectionately called “his boy,” Court- band, Dino; granddaughter, Jessica Rich- In accordance with his wishes, no pub- Ms. Jacob was preceded in death by ney, Cody, Casey and Chloe Carpenter, all ardson; grandson, Derek Richardson; two lic service will be held. her father, William Custis Jacob Jr.; her of Warren, and Whitney and Noah Whit- great-grandsons, Aiden and Jack Rich- Memory tributes may be shared with the paternal grandparents, William Cus- tington, of Salisbury; three great-grand- ardson, all of Chincoteague; and several family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com tis Jacob and Margaret Wescott Jacob; children, Logan Marshall and Colton and dear nieces and nephews in Georgia. Arrangements by the Wil- and her maternal grandparents, Karl Mason Carpenter, all of Warren; his be- Funeral services were held on Sat- liams-Onancock Funeral Home. Kappes and Mildred Kappes, all from loved dog, Quinn; one sister, Helen Lewis urday, Nov. 10, 2018, at the Union Bap- the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Wilson, of Townsend, Va.; and a lifelong tist Church, Chincoteague, with the Tricia Jacob Ms. Jacob will be missed by her friend, Kenneth Webb, of Machipongo. Rev. Kevin Eley officiating. Ms. Tricia Jacob, 52, of Uvalde, family and friends and all those she In addition to his mother, Della Reed, Burial took place in the Daisey Cem- Texas, passed away peacefully on Nov. touched during her precious life. he was predeceased by his wife, Irene etery, Church Street, Chincoteague. 10, 2018, following a long illness. Ms. A Celebration of Life service was held Carpenter; his eldest son, Alvin Thomas Services entrusted to Salyer Funer- Jacob was born Nov. 12, 1965, in Nas- at the First Baptist Church of Uvalde on Carpenter Jr.; a great-grandson, Jaxson al Home, Inc., Chincoteague. sawadox, to Patricia and William Custis Thursday, Nov. 15, 2018. Interment will November 16, 2018 • Eastern Shore Post • 11 be held at the Edgehill Cemetery in Ac- Philippines. She was a 1975 graduate of of her life. The service will be followed regent of Exmore Ladies of the Moose and comac, on Sunday Nov. 18, 2018, at 2 p.m. Onancock High School. She worked in re- by a reception in the fellowship hall. a member of Exmore Baptist Church. Memorials may be directed to Lupus tail management for many years and as a In addition to her loving husband, she Foundation of America, 2121 K Street volunteer at church. Mrs. Jacobs was well- Willie Ricky Logan is survived by two daughters, Sharon Kay NW, Suite 200, Washington, DC 20037 known for her caring, generous spirit. A memorial service for Mr. Willie Albin and her hus- (www.lupus.org) or to St. Jude Children’s She is survived by her husband, Ste- Ricky Logan will be held Sunday, Nov. band, James, of Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, phen; sisters, Starr Krumm (Steven), of 18, 2018, at the Church of Christ, 18194 Westhampton, N.Y., Memphis, TN 38105 (www.stjude.org). Chester, Va., and Robin Helms (Art), of Adams Crossing and Brenda Tyson Memory tributes may be shared with the Huntsville, Ala.; brother, Nelson Thomp- Rd., Keller, with and her husband, family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com son (Veronica), of Sanford; sister-in-law, Pastor Marc Lee Steven, of Pungote- Local arrangements were made by Beth Webb, of New Market, Md.; nieces, officiating. Mr. Lo- ague; three broth- the Williams-Onancock Funeral Home. Rayna Helms, of Phoenix, Ariz., Hannah gan passed away ers, Donald Wilson, Krumm, of Chester, Va., Debbie Hever- Nov. 3, 2018. He Paul Wilson, and Linda Ann Thompson Jacobs in (Jim), of Manassas, Va., and Jewell attended Central Kenny Wilson, all of Mrs. Linda Ann Thompson Jacobs, Thompson, of Sanford; nephew, Andrew High School where Lawton, Okla.; and Mrs. Rice loving wife of Stephen Jacobs, passed Krumm (Hope), of Dothan, Ala.; aunts, he played football five grandchildren, Kristina Albin, Kyle away and entered Edna Guill, of Virginia Beach, Va., Dor- with the Bulldogs. Fitchett, Cole Tyson, Connor Tyson, and Mr. Logan the Kingdom of othy Thompson, of Melfa, Carolyn Piper, He drove trucks Nicholas Tyson. She was predeceased by a God into the arms of Yorktown, Va., and Louise Lanman, of most of his adult life, a job he loved. Mr. brother, Larry Wilson. of Jesus on Sun- Pennsylvania; uncle, Roland Thompson, Logan was living in the state of Oregon Funeral services were conducted day, Nov. 11, 2018, of Jamesville, Va.; and numerous cous- when he passed away. He was a dear son Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2018, at Doughty at Peninsula Re- ins, other family members, and friends. and a good friend to others. Funeral Home with the Rev. Jonathan gional Medical Besides her parents, Mrs. Jacobs was Carpenter officiating. Interment fol- Center in Salis- predeceased by grandparents George Mary Sue Rice lowed in Belle Haven Cemetery. bury, Md. She was and Julia Morris Thompson, Nelson and Mrs. Mary Sue Rice, 71, wife of Memorials may be made to Exmore born Jan. 17, 1957, Hazel Shreves, and Agnes Deschenaeux. Wayne A. Rice and a resident of Crad- Baptist Church, 11624 Occohannock in Bitburg, Ger- Mrs. Jacobs Family, friends, and others whose dockville, passed away Saturday, Nov. 10, Rd., Exmore, VA 23350. many, to the late Dr. Billy Ray and Jew- lives were touched by Mrs. Jacobs are 2018, at her residence. A native of Law- Online condolences may be sent to the ell Shreves Thompson. Born into a U.S. all invited to the Modest Town Baptist ton, Okla., she was the daughter of the family at www.doughtyfuneralhome.com Air Force family, Mrs. Jacobs saw much of Church, Modest Town, at 2 p.m. on Sat- late James A. Wilson and the late Betty Arrangements were made by Dough- her country and lived in Germany and the urday, Nov. 17, 2018, for a celebration Pearl Butler Wilson. She was past senior ty Funeral Home in Exmore.

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Accomack Supervisors Vote To 5th Annual Alzheimer's Restructure Tourism Commission By Linda Cicoira “I want to point out that I think Accomack supervisors passed a res- what makes it really, really solid is the olution Wednesday to restructure the structure of the new tourism board,” Arts & Crafts Bazaar Eastern Shore Tourism Commission said Crockett. “Chincoteague is the Board of Directors, a move that is an- hub in Accomack and Cape Charles is ticipated to be approved by Northamp- the hub in Northampton. We will have ton supervisors next week. representatives from both of these ar- Saturday, December 1, 2018 The proposal puts Robie Marsh, eas … the state rep will be extremely executive director of the Eastern important.” Shore Chamber of Commerce, as al- Supervisor Billy Joe Tarr, of Chin- 10 am - 2 pm so being the executive director of the coteague, was appointed to the com- tourism commission. The dual posi- mission as the Accomack supervisors’ tions will be held by Marsh for six representative. Adam James, of Onan- months to see if the arrangement cock, was appointed as the at-large Ac- will work. The tourism commis- comack member. sion will decide if it is successful. “I got letters and phone calls from “John Coker (vice chairman of businesses that wanted us to do the Northampton Board of Supervi- something and not just dissolve the sors) and I feel very supportive of the tourism commission,” said Supervi- makeup of the new board,” said Chair- sor Reneta Major. “I hope it will be man Robert Crockett of the Accomack received well because I think that’s Board of Supervisors. what the masses wanted to happen.” “The new location for the tour- Major commended Crockett and ism office will be at Eastern Shore Coker for their work. Chamber of Commerce” office in Accomack officials voiced dismay Melfa. Staff will continue to work in last summer after tourism executive the two divisions. director Kerry Allison’s suggestion to “Coker and I are both very support- “outlaw industrial chicken farming” ive of the resolution,” Crockett said. was posted at an economic summit NO ADMISSION FEE! “This would be effective Jan. 1, 2019.” attended by Gov. Ralph Northam and The welcome center at the Chesapeake other top state officials. Allison has SHOP LOCAL VENDORS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS: Bay Bridge-Tunnel will remain open, since retired. he reported. The poultry industry is import- JEWELRY, HOME DECOR & STOCKING STUFFERS! The current commission has ant to Accomack’s economy. “Without agreed to work with the new appoin- the poultry plant, you wouldn’t have tees so that a smooth transition is a Walmart (and) you wouldn’t have a possible, Crockett said. He noted hospital because you wouldn’t have that Coker is confident that he will the population to support” them, Su- have the support of the Northamp- pervisor Grayson Chesser said soon ton supervisors. after Allison’s suggestion was posted. All food & drink proceeds to benefit the Alzheimer's Association. The commission will consist of “These are not minimum wage jobs. a supervisor from each county ap- And if you are smart … you can work For more details & vendor sign up, visit hermitageshore.org pointed by the respective board of your way up the ladder.” supervisors, a member appointed In other action, the supervisors ap- by the Cape Charles Town Council, pointed Gerald Pitts, of Melfa, to the a member appointed by the Chin- Parks and Recreation Board, to fill coteague Chamber of Commerce, the unexpired term of the late Tony R. a member from the northern area Washington Jr.; Gene Wayne Taylor, of of Northampton to be appointed by Chincoteague, to another term on the that county’s board of supervisors, Wetland’s Board; and former Mayor an at-large member from Accomack Jack Tarr, of Chincoteague, to the Eco- appointed by that county’s board, nomic Development Authority to fill 23610 NORTH ST | ONANCOCK, VA | 757 787 4343 and a non-voting member from the the unexpired term of C. Ray Davis, Virginia Tourism Corporation. who resigned. November 16, 2018 • Eastern Shore Post • 13

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Northampton Schools Takes Bids Hours of Operation Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. To Examine Condition of High School Saturday 9:00 - 2:00 p.m. By Stefanie Jackson farm workers leaving as the weather 757-787-1010 Northampton school division has re- turns colder. Independently Owned & Operated www.mason-davis.com ceived six responses to the request for The number of Northampton chil- Let Our Family Show Your Family the Way Home proposals it advertised in September dren enrolling in kindergarten is for architectural or engineering firms about 82 percent of the number of chil- to inspect Northampton High School dren born in the county five years ago, As this year rapidly comes to an end, we would like to say and make recommendations for reno- which is normal, Thomas said. how blessed we are that our Weichert family continues grow. vation or reconstruction. There were 131 Northampton chil- Welcome! to our newest members. Five companies qualify to be inter- dren born in 2013. If 82 percent of viewed on Nov. 27 and 28 for the job, those children were enrolled in kinder- which may include future phases of garten in Northampton schools this construction or repair. year, the division would have 118 kin- The inspection results will serve dergarteners. It is on trend with 116 as the second opinion of the school kindergarteners. building’s condition as requested by In other business, Superintendent Northampton supervisors. The school Eddie Lawrence said for two years Susan Beasley Aaron Turner Jeanne Selph Jessica Bernard Kelly Edwards division’s regular structural engineer, there have been two openings for math 757-710-1284 757-710-0521 757-373-4266 757-710-9938 757-710-3608 Speight, Marshall, & Francis, of Vir- teachers at the high school and some- ginia Beach, reported more than a de- thing needs to be done about it. SATURDAY- NOV 17th - OPEN HOUSE EVENT - NANDUA BAY - PAINTER, VA cade ago that the original 1954 build- The school division hired a headhunt- ing was in poor condition. er who has had no success finding quali- In anticipation of future structural fied teachers willing to fill the positions. costs, Northampton schools are saving All suggestions are on the table, money wherever possible. In late Sep- from paying more for high school tember, the school division appropri- teachers to offering sign-on bonuses. ated nearly $420,000 from its capital School board member Jo Ann Mol- improvement fund to purchase three era suggested using Teach for America, 31135 HARBOR LN. - 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. 31055 HARBOR LN. - 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. buses and 24 smartboards (electronic a nonprofit organization that recruits WATERFRONT HOME with 3BR/3 FULL WATERFRONT HOME with interactive white boards). recent college graduates to teach for & 2 HALF BATHS - MLS 48006 - $439,900 4BR/3.5B - MLS 47011 - $389,000 The school division will pay itself a least two years in an urban or rural Tammy Mason 757-710-2295 Michael Stephano 757-710-0803 back over the next five years at 0 per- community in exchange for education cent interest, saving $40,000 in financ- vouchers that can help pay for further SATURDAY- NOV 17th - OPEN HOUSE NEW LISTING ing. Northampton schools decided to education or existing student loans. self-finance the equipment after discov- Other alternative pathways for ering the lowest interest rate offered is training and recruiting teachers in- 30 percent higher than it was last year. clude the Career Switcher program, Northampton schools Chief Financial created by the Virginia Department of Officer Brook Thomas announced it’s time Education and offered at Old Dominion to begin work on the school division’s $22 University, and the Troops to Teachers million budget for fiscal year 2020. program for U.S. military veterans. 19490 MAIN ST. 12:40 P.M. TO 2:46 P.M. ONANCOCK - $299,900 The current school year was budget- School board member Nancy Pro- MELFA, VA 3BR/3B - MLS 47346 MLS 48813 3BR/2.5B ed based on an average daily member- to, who moved to the Shore from New Schuyler Hurlbut 757-710-9576 Michael Stephano 757-710-0803 ship (ADM) of 1,515 students. Thomas York state, suggested recruiting re- advised that Northampton’s ADM will tired New York teachers. need to be reduced because enrollment Many New York teachers start their is trending down. careers early and have 30 years of expe- Northampton schools’ ADM was rience by age 55 but are not ready to re- 1,503 in October and the current year- tire. They are often interested in moving to-date figure is 1,512. to a rural area with a lower cost of living, ADM dropping to 1,500 would re- living off their pensions, and returning sult in a $73,000 funding reduction. to the classroom to earn additional in- Thomas said she would look for bud- come, Proto said. Weichert, Realtors Mason-Davis is helping feed those in need this get savings (from vacated teaching po- Lawrence is also researching pos- Holiday Season, stop by our office any day, Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. to drop off canned sitions that have not yet been refilled) sibly paying teachers bonuses for not goods or non-parishable items in support of our local Food Bank. to cover potential funding losses. missing school as an incentive to im- November 9th through November 30th She said the decline in enrollment prove the consistency of classroom in- may be due to families of migrant struction and student performance. November 16, 2018 • Eastern Shore Post • 15 Cherrydale Solar Farm Helping ANEC Deliver on Sun Power Potential By Stefanie Jackson are inexpensive because they have few ture growth. Winter Cullen III, of the consumers who want to use renewable, Northampton County is shining a moving parts. Painter area, reported receiving an of- solar energy but are unable to install light on the path that brings solar en- Tracking solar panels follow the fer from a South Carolina company to solar panels because they can’t afford ergy to the Eastern Shore. path of the sun from sunrise to sun- lease 150 acres from him for $1,250 per them or they rent their homes or live The Cherrydale solar farm in East- set. They are more expensive but max- acre, per year, for 20 to 40 years for an- in a shaded area. ville is one of two facilities in Virginia imize the amount of solar power that other solar farm. The Cooperative Sunshare allows powering A&N Electric Cooperative’s is captured. Cherrydale uses tracking Eastern Shore residents who are consumers to purchase solar energy di- new solar energy programs like Coop- solar panels. customers of ANEC have three options rectly. Solar energy can be purchased erative Sunshare. (The other facility is At some facilities using a tracking for participating in the cooperative’s monthly in 50 kilowatt hour blocks in Shenandoah.) system, all the solar panels are rotated solar energy initiative. that cost $5.42 each. (According to the Cherrydale has the capacity to gen- simultaneously by a central motor. At The first option is available to U.S. Energy Information Administra- erate up to 20 megawatts of electrici- Cherrydale and other sites, each row of homeowners who install solar pan- tion, the average home uses 867 kil- ty. It produces enough electricity every panels has its own motor. The motors els on their property. ANEC will pro- lowatt hours of electricity per month.) year to power about 4,000 homes. are powered by smaller solar panels. vide each qualifying homeowner with There is an additional charge for AN- The 200-acre property boasts 78,000 Solar power is a free, renewable en- a device called a net energy meter, EC to deliver the power. solar panels, wired together in rows of ergy source, but it doesn’t come with- which differs from a standard meter The third option is purchasing renew- 19 panels each. Each row connects to a out challenges. A cloudy sky, a blanket in that it measures both the electrici- able energy credits. The consumer does combiner box, which connects to an in- of snow on the panels, or even wind can ty used by the home and the electric- not purchase the energy directly but can verter that converts the DC power gen- interfere with output. ity put into the grid. claim its environmental benefits. erated by the panels into AC power for However, the solar panels are built ANEC uses the net meter to deter- This option is normally chosen use by the electric grid. with rapidly changing weather con- mine the amount of electricity generat- by large companies that need to ful- There are two types of panels that ditions in mind. They can withstand ed by the solar panels and put into the fill certain environmental obliga- can be used by solar power facilities, winds up to 100 mph, and before a grid, then subtracts that from the total tions, but individuals may also par- fixed tilt solar panels and tracking so- storm, the panels can be turned to face amount of electricity used by the home, ticipate. The cost is 1.5 cents per kil- lar panels. the wind at an angle to deflect it. and bills the customer for the difference. lowatt hour in addition to the normal Fixed tilt solar panels, as the name The solar power industry on the The second option is the Coopera- monthly charges for the electricity suggests, are fixed in one position. They Eastern Shore has potential for fu- tive Sunshare program. It is ideal for used by the consumer. 16 • Eastern Shore Post • November 16, 2018 Northampton Initiates Small Group Meetings To Discuss Comp Plan Revisions By Stefanie Jackson let of Wardtown, has previously called it’s very difficult to put in traditional “natural future expansion areas for A public gathering at the Nassaw- the change allowing higher housing wastewater.” the incorporated towns and may po- adox fire station Wednesday night density “arbitrary and capricious.” Roberta Kellam criticized the up- tentially be served by future public revealed new insights on why the But planning commissioner Janet dated comprehensive plan as “inter- sewer and water extensions.” Northampton planning commission is Sturgis offered reasons for the change. nally inconsistent” because it “up- But sewer service in the towns ap- attempting to change the county com- From a political viewpoint, hamlets “do zones” hamlets into villages though pears to be as contentious an issue as prehensive plan and why citizens op- not exist in Virginia. You have coun- “the soils are too poor” to accommodate septic service in hamlets and villages. pose the proposed changes. ties, you have towns and cities, and septic systems and drain fields. “Exmore cannot put anybody else The town hall meeting was led that’s it,” she said, “and we do need to When the current comprehensive on, right now, on that sewer system,” by Spencer Murray, chairman of the simplify our zoning code.” plan was written, the planning com- Murray said, and “Nassawadox is Northampton board of supervisors and The classification of “village” may mission didn’t “sit there as seven peo- hemmed in because of a lack of sewer.” representative of the fourth district, allow increased housing density, but it ple on a board and say, ‘What should But the philosophy of “If you build and Oliver Bennett, the supervisor also offers “additional protection,” St- we allow them to do?’” in the hamlets, it, they will come” doesn’t work either, representing the third district. urgis continued. “There’s some things Kellam said. “They went out to the he added. One of the first orders of business you can’t do businesswise and indus- hamlets and talked to the people who One possible solution lies in the study was discussion of the proposal to re- trywise (in a village) that you could do lived there.” being done that may enable the Hamp- classify very small communities known in a hamlet.” There appears to be no consen- ton Roads Sanitation District to build a as hamlets to villages in the updated She suggested a possible alternative sus from the Northampton communi- sewer system running through all the comprehensive plan. – reclassifying hamlets and other cross- ty where it wants to allow residential towns from Nassawadox in Northamp- Hamlets are “small, rural settle- roads communities as historic commu- development. ton to Onancock in Accomack. ments, typically of 10 to 30 houses … nities, which would preserve their na- “We’re never going to solve our hous- “At the end of the day, we’ve got to often of local historic or cultural sig- ture yet simplify the zoning code. ing problems if we say you can’t have get away with every little town hav- nificance,” according to the definition “The preservation of these hamlets multi-family (homes) anywhere in the ing its own sewer plant. It just doesn’t Murray read. is key to the nature of this Eastern county,” Murray pointed out. work,” Murray said. Both hamlets and villages allow two Shore … that’s what makes us unique,” According to the current compre- Exmore also held a town hall meet- homes per acre, but villages also allow up real estate broker David Kabler said. hensive plan, town edge districts, sur- ing on the comprehensive plan on to four multi-family dwellings per acre. Sturgis admitted the hamlets con- rounding Exmore, Nassawadox, East- Thursday, and there will be one in Kenneth Dufty, who owns an busi- tain “very small lots; a lot of them, if ville, Cheriton, and Cape Charles, are Cape Charles at Kiptopeke Elementa- ness in Exmore and a home in the ham- not most of them, have poor soils, so “potential development areas” and ry School on Nov. 27 at 7 p.m.

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Submitted Photo 14 New Master Naturalists The Eastern Shore Chapter of the Virginia Master Naturalists celebrated the graduation of 14 new members on Nov. 8. Every Thursday for 10 weeks, par- ticipants attended courses exploring the ecology, botany, insects, marine life, mammals, reptiles, birds, and the barrier islands of the Eastern Shore. The new graduates will join 132 existing chapter members currently volunteering in Accomack and Northampton Counties. In 2017 alone, Master Naturalists volunteered more than 7,000 hours on projects that helped conserve and manage the natural resources and public lands of the Virginia Eastern Shore.

The Eastern Shore Master Naturalists would like to especially recognize Brandon Cook, of Onancock, who was able to meet all requirements to become a Master Naturalist with support from No Limits Eastern Shore. He has a strong passion for nature and is especially interested in native plants. The Eastern Shore Chapter is proud of his hard work and looks forward to his continued participation in volunteer activities.

The 2018 Master Naturalist graduates are: Jennifer Alley, of Cape Charles; Bill Ballard, of Cape Charles; Brandon Cook, of Onancock; Walter Dan- iels, of Craddockville; Sally Dick, of Cairnbrook, Pa.; Kyle Fulk, of Onancock; Ruth Lane, of Chincoteague; Maggie Long, of Painter; Sherry Moran, of Cape Charles; Suzanne Noseworthy, of Eastville; Cindy Ray, of Virginia Beach, Va.; Paul Tiffany, of Cape Charles; Wayne Valentine, of Belle Haven; and Sandi Wurtz, of Exmore. Bridge Tunnel To Hold Public Meetings on January Toll Increases Submitted Article 10 percent increase were to be made eral overview of the tunnel project. Open forum-style public informa- The Chesapeake Bay Bridge and every fives years. These increases The meetings will be: tion stations will be offered. Tunnel Commission voted Monday were approved to fund the Parallel • Monday, Nov. 19, 6 to 7:30 p.m., Visit www.cbbt.com/parallelth- to approve a 10 percent toll rate in- Thimble Shoal Tunnel Project. The Lake Wright, 1421 Premium Out- imbleshoaltunnel/ for more project crease that will become effective The bridge-tunnel district will lets Blvd., Norfolk, Va. information. Jan. 1. host a series of information meetings • Tuesday, Nov. 20, 6 to 7:30 p.m., To view the new toll schedule, vis- The hike is part of a resolution ap- to inform the public about the toll Northampton High School gym, 16041 it www.cbbt.com/travel-information/ proved by the panel in 2013, in which rate changes and to provide a gen- Courthouse Rd., Eastville toll-schedule/

Read the Eastern Shore Post FREE Every Friday NOVEMBER 16, 2018 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 19 EASTERN SHORE SPORTS EASTERN SHORE ALL-DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL TEAMS ANNOUNCED By Krystle Bono The Eastern Shore All-District first and second volleyball teams have been selected with the conclu- sion of the 2018 season. Nandua’s Parker Murphy was named Co-Offensive Player of the Year alongside Chincoteague’s Caroline Thornton, who also received the Co- Player of the Year honor in 2017. Li- bero Player of the Year went to Necole Stravino of Nandua. Baylee Justis, Leah Truitt, and Maggie Bono were chosen for the first team, both rep- resenting Nandua. Alanna Hall was selected to represent Chincoteague to round out the first team. Parker Murphy – Nandua Caroline Thornton – Chincoteague Necole Stravino – Nandua Second team spots went to Nan- Co-Player of the Year Co-Player of the Year Libero Player of the Year dua’s Abigail Killmon, Chincote- ague’s Caroline Shelley, Northamp- honoree and senior outside hitter, ton’s Jada Giddens and Yeats James, Murphy, also earned a spot on the and Arcadia’s Hailey McDaniel and All-Region second team. Alana Shea. “She has been a great asset to our Honorable mention selections were team. She is dedicated, coachable, and Nandua’s Lyric Sampson, Arcadia’s flexible. She is an all-around player. It Skylar Stapleton, and Chincoteague’s has been a privilege to coach her these Tylar Libertino and Dililah Flores. past three years,” said Nandua’s head Nandua’s Co-Player of the Year coach Le’Andra Metzger.

Baylee Justis – Nandua Maggie Bono – Nandua

Photo by Krystle Bono Photo by Krystle Bono Co-Player of the Year and All-Re- Co-Player of the Year Caroline gion second team selection Parker Thornton spikes the ball during Murphy during a game at Nandua Chincoteague’s matchup against earlier this season. Nandua last month. Leah Truitt – Nandua Alanna Hall – Chincoteague 20 • EASTERN SHORE POST • NOVEMBER 16, 2018 Yellow Jackets, Firebirds Regional Gridiron Battles By Krystle Bono for Northampton on a 6-yard run to closed the gap, and after another lation, upping their final score to 46. The Arcadia Firebirds and the score first. The extra points were no touchdown by Essex, things took The Yellow Jackets put up six Northampton Yellow Jackets hit the good, but Smith stuck again, rushing a turn and flipped the game in the more points to end the night with a road last Friday to play in their re- 13 yards to earn the Yellow Jackets Trojans’ favor. 19-yard run by Corey Smith late in the spective regional games. Both East- another touchdown, and this go-round, Essex would notch three more game, but it remained a 46-26 score by ern Shore teams fell to their oppo- Smith ran the extra points to make it touchdowns before the end of regu- the sound of the buzzer. nents, ending memorable seasons for a 14-0 count. both clubs. Essex would retaliate on a 47-yard Arcadia traveled to face Amelia run and were able to capitalize on the County, but were defeated by the Raid- two-point conversion. ers, 46-0. Carlton Smith ran for his third The Yellow Jackets road-tripped it touchdown of the night, rushing six to Essex, where the boys were not able yards to score again for the Yellow to one-up the Trojans, falling 46-26, Jackets, and with the failed extra Visit the Post despite gaining an early lead over the points, the score was 20-8, still in regional rival. Northampton’s favor. on Carlton Smith put six on the board A 68-yard run by the Trojans Facebook and “Like” us Vikings Fall Short to Fuqua in Last Game of the Season Submitted Article and Photo and Christian Adams and several men in the division this year. Juniors only three seniors. With a team com- The Broadwater Academy football fast and sure-handed receivers to Wade Smith and Walt Etheridge were prised of two-thirds sophomores and team lost its final game of the season move the ball against the Vikings. key to the Vikings success all year. freshmen, the future looks bright for to the Fuqua School, 49-8. The game highlight for the Vikings The Vikings squad will graduate Head Coach Eddie Spencer’s Vikings. Broadwater had been in the hunt came in the fourth quarter when to participate in the state tourna- quarterback Bloxom took the snap on ment, but the loss dropped his own 48-yard line and threw a long Broadwater to fifth in the state lateral to Gunnar Gustafson on the rankings and out of contention for right side. the VISAA Division III state title. Gustafson faced upfield, broke one Conditions were sloppy in Farm- tackle, ran left then darted sharply ville, home of the Fuqua Falcons, as right between four Falcon defenders the predicted deluge of rain coincid- and turned on the speed to complete a ed with the opening kickoff. Fuqua 52-yard scoring run. Gustafson would jumped out to an early 14-point lead end the day with 95 rushing yards. and the Broadwater Vikings were Broadwater lined up for the two- playing catch-up for the remainder of point conversion with Albertson in the game. the left tight end position. At the Broadwater’s talented quarter- signal “riggle,” the ball was snapped back duo of senior co-captain Finn to Bloxom in shotgun. Viking guard Kelly and sophomore Brant Bloxom Jonathan Graham jammed a Fuqua moved the ball effectively for the Vi- defender and freshman Garrett Miles kings, but Fuqua’s defense kept the pulled from his tackle position and Vikings out of the end zone in the clearing a path for Albertson to fade first half. Senior co-captain Matt Al- onto the left corner of the end zone. bertson had several nice short pass Backpedaling under heavy pressure receptions and sophomore running from two Falcon defenders, Bloxom back Gunnar Gustafson consistently threw a perfect strike to a diving Alb- moved the ball up the middle of the ertson who made the catch. field for gains. Senior co-captain Bri- Charles Hickman played outstand- an Drummond played outstanding of- ing at corner back and right offensive fensive and defensive line all night. tackle. Clay Wardius was again key But Fuqua’s offense had the up- to Broadwater’s defense until he was per hand most of the game as junior injured and missed the second half of quarterback Elijah Warner utilized the game. Jonathan Graham estab- Wade Smith (8) catches the ball as Matt Albertson (4) prepares to block senior running backs Frank Denaro lished himself as one of the best line- in Broadwater’s game against Fuqua School. NOVEMBER 16, 2018 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 21 Looking Ahead Monday, Nov. 26 – Monday, Dec. 3 – 5:30 p.m.: Broadwater Girls Varsity Basketball @ Greenbrier Christian 5:30 p.m.: Arcadia Boys Varsity Basketball @ The Salisbury School 7 p.m.: Broadwater Boys Varsity Baskeball @ Greenbrier Christian 6 p.m.: Arcadia Wrestling @ Seaford Tuesday, Nov. 27 – Tuesday, Dec. 4 – 5:30 p.m.: Nandua Girls Varsity Basketball @ Norfolk Christian 6:30 p.m.: Northampton Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Colonial Beach 7 p.m.: Northampton Boys Varsity Basketball @ Lancaster 7 p.m.: Nandua Boys Varsity Baskeball vs. Lancaster Northampton Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Lancaster Nandua Girls Varsity Basketball @ Lancaster Nandua Boys Varsity Basketball @ Norfolk Christian Wednesday, Dec. 5 – Wednesday, Nov. 28 – 2 p.m.: Northampton Indoor Track @ Snow Hill 4 p.m.: Arcadia Wrestling @ Nandua Nandua Wrestling @ Middlesex 6:30 p.m.: Broadwater Boys Varsity Basketball @ Norfolk Academy 7 p.m.:Northampton Boys Varsity Basketball @ West Point Thursday, Nov. 29 – Thursday, Dec. 6 – 7 p.m.: Northampton Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Colonial Beach 5:30 p.m.: Chincoteague Girls Varsity Basketball @ Arcadia 7 p.m.: Chincoteague Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Arcadia Friday, Nov. 30 – Time TBA: Nandua Wrestling @ Bluestone High School Friday, Dec. 7 – 5 p.m.: Broadwater Co-Ed Varsity Swimming vs. Norfolk Academy 5:30 p.m.: Broadwater Girls Varsity Basketball @ Gateway Chris- tian Academy Saturday, Dec. 1 – 6 p.m.: Shore Swim @ Hamden-Sydney College vs. Prince Edward 10 a.m.: Northampton Wrestling @ Cape Henry County Nandua Wrestling @ Bluestone High School 7 p.m.: Northampton Girls Varsity Basketball @ Nandua 2 p.m.: Northampton Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Northumberland Nandua Boys Varsity Basketball @ Northampton 5:30 p.m.: Northampton Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Northumberland Broadwater Boys Varsity Basketball @ Gateway Christian Academy

INVITATION TO BID Northampton County invited sealed bids on the following motor vehicles: Year Make Model/Description Location Mileage VIN License Color 1997 Ford Taurus Facilities Shop 109,999 3970 33-625L Green 1998 Mercury Sable Facilities Shop 112,699 9593 44-059L Silver 2008 Dodge Charger Facilities Shop 163,365 9858 138-362L White 2008 Dodge Charger Facilities Shop 192,000+9859 138-361L White

Vehicles at the Facilities Shop, located at 5181 Stumptown Drive (just outside Eastville), can be seen during normal business hours and are being sold AS IS. Ring the door-bell at the Side Entrance for admittance! For more information, contact Chris omas, Public Works Director, P.O. Box 66, Eastville, Virginia 23347. Telephone: 757/678-0414.

Bids will be received until 3:00 p.m., Tuesday, November 27, 2018, at the County Administrator’s Oce, 16404 Courthouse Road, Eastville, Virginia, at which time bids will be opened and publicly read. Bids can be mailed to the County Administrator’s Oce, P.O, Box 66, Eastville, Virginia 23347 or delivered to the Courthouse Road Oces.

e County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive any and all informalities and to disregard all nonconforming or conditional bids. 22 • EASTERN SHORE POST • NOVEMBER 16, 2018 SPORTS SHORTS The program raises funds from lo- St. John’s Youth cal individuals, businesses, and civic organizations to pay the processing Basketball League cost of the deer. This year the cost of processing a deer is $50. The proces- St. John’s UMC, Atlantic, is current- sors help the program by processing ly running a basketball league for ages the deer at almost half their regular 5-9 on Mondays at 6 p.m. cost. Since the program pays a per Registration fee is $10. Call 757- deer processing fee, please consider 824-6241 for more information. a larger bodied deer. Processors have the right to refuse any deer dona- tion that has not been field-dressed YMCA Turkey Trot or cared for in a manner that ensures Charity 5K quality usable meat. There is a 25-item raffle for those hunters who donate a deer to the Move your feet before you eat! The program. The hunter will receive one YMCA Turkey Trot Charity 5K will ticket per deer donated. Deer donated start at Chincoteague High School on at a processor will be issued a raffle Thursday, Nov. 22, at 8:30 a.m. ticket at donation time. Hunters do- Open to all ages and abilities, every- nating a deer at a collection trailer one (including your pooch) can walk, will have a raffle ticket sent to the run, or leisurely stroll the 3.1-mile address on the donation tag attached course and soak in the feel-good vibes. to the deer in the cooler. The prizes Your participation deeply ben- range from several firearms, cross- efits children and families living in bows, Yeti cooler, tree stand, gift cer- poverty in your local community, so tificates, etc. Refer to www.h4hungry. whether you’re trotting solo, on a org for a complete list. Drawing will team, or with your family, register be in the spring 2019 once the season now and be surrounded by a com- has closed. munity of goodwill Thanksgiving The processors this year are (from morning. Gobble, gobble! Visit www. north to south): Brent Powell, Powell ymcachesapeake.org to register. Processing 21397 Trower Rd., Wacha- preague, 757-787-7107, and Scott Photo courtesy of Sea Hawk Sports Center Hines Eastern Shore Outfitters, 4306 Hunters for the Hungry Main St., Exmore, 757-442-4009. Col- Abell Nabs Striped Bass Starting Collections for lections points are The Food Bank at Tasley, 24530 Coastal Blvd, 757-787- Ethan Abell with a 23-inch striped bass caught on a Bass Assassin the 21st Season 2557, and B&B Market, 13001 Lank- in Tangier Sound. ford Hwy., Machipongo, 757-678-7236. The Eastern Shore chapter of the The program is a 501(c)(3) chari- Hunters for the Hungry will begin re- table organization and donations are ceiving deer donations to the program deductible as allowed by law. The this year. Since 1997, the program program is a listed agency for the has received and processed over 4,500 local United Way campaign. There deer donations. The deer donated have currently is a dollar for dollar match been processed into over 500,000 serv- for donations from businesses, civic ings of this nutritous lean meat to the organizations, and Ruritan clubs. Do- SPORTS SHORTS clients of The Food Bank of the East- nations, made out to Hunters for the ern Shore and other agencies. There is Hungry may be sent to P.O. Box 1702 can be emailed to no charge to the hunter to donate the Parksley 23421. deer. The deer must be properly har- For further questions, to arrange a [email protected] vested and registered, field-dressed, speaker, or to help out please call or and taken to one of the processors or email the local director, Worth Saun- collection points. The goal this year is ders, at 757-710-0049 or worth@bay- 200 deer. siderehab.com NOVEMBER 16, 2018 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 23 gler of the Year and Virginia Saltwa- Virginia Recreation Fishing rep- ter Release Angler of the Year. Bill is resentative on the ASMFC Striped Fishing from an I.G.F.A. International Committee Bass Management Panel and is a past Fishing from Representative and a longtime mem- recipient of the CCA-VA Virginia ber of the Virginia Saltwater Fishing Outdoor Writer Conservation Lead- thethe Shore Shore Tournament Committee. He is the ership Award.

By Bill Hall By Bill Hall

Poor weather continues to plague pacted recent fishing action. Vasilou the traditionally productive autumn said a couple of keeper-sized strip- fishing season, with most anglers ers were caught in the back bay. One wisely limiting their fishing activities customer landed a 30-inch keeper to sheltered waters, and the short- rockfish near Lewis Creek. When term weather predictions do not give surf anglers have had fishable con- anglers much optimism. Hopefully, ditions, the Assateague Beach has the recent drop in air temperatures produced snapper blues, flounder, will push a new body of larger striped a variety of skates and dogfish. The bass down into Virginia waters. But Captain Steve’s Bait & Tackle An- until that happens and when condi- nual Fall Surf Fishing Tournament tions allow, schools of small to medi- is scheduled for Nov. 16-18 with um-sized rockfish can still be found awards for the largest red drum, under flocks of feeding birds in the striped bass, bluefish, and kingfish open waters of Pocomoke and Tang- (whiting). There is no entry fee for ier sounds. Smaller stripers, up to 24 the tournament and details on the inches are still available in the shal- tournament and registration will be low waters of the upper Chesapeake posted on the shop’s website www. Bay side creeks, while smaller speck- CaptainStevesBaitandTackle led trout are hitting artificial lures in On Monday, boats ventured to the the lower creeks on the bayside. inshore and offshore wrecks, tar- Upper Shore – Allan Ring, of geting black sea bass and tautog, the Sea Hawk Sports Center, re- resulting in limit sea bass catches ported that he has been doing well and some large tautog being taken. on Chesapeake Bay striped bass us- Lower Shore – Chris Snook, of ing soft plastic baits fished on jig Chris’ Bait & Tackle, reported that heads, particularly DOA jerk baits small rockfish continue to be caught on Faux jig heads. Chartreuse and at night under the lights of the Kip- white has been the most productive topeke State Park Pier. Snook had color combination. He has been fish- seen reports of small rockfish being ing primarily under working birds caught around the fourth island of in deeper water. He has also en- the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. joyed success jigging with Crippled Small speckled trout are still be- Herring lures on the deeper fish. ing caught along the beach at Kip- Top locations have included Tangier topeke, between the pound nets on Sound, buoy 72A down to the target curly tail grubs and Mirrorlures. ships, the west side of Smith Island. The 8th Annual Pigzilla Rockfish He said that there is still a good pop- Tournament is scheduled for Dec. ulation of stripers in the shallows. 1-31. The entry fee is $100 captain. Customer Jack Tatem was finding Registration and tournament infor- limit catches of rockfish in the 21-to mation may be obtained by calling 25-inch range while deep jigging off 757-460-2201. Crisfield, Md. Tatem said that the best action has been occurring on Bill Hall was the rst Eastern Shore the ebb tide. Chincoteague – Jimmy Vasilou, resident to achieve Virginia Salt Wa- of Captain Steve’s Bait & Tackle, re- ter Master Angler Status. He has Photo Courtesy of SeaHawk Sports Center ported the weather has severely im- been named Virginia Saltwater An- Will Turner boated this 29.5-inch rockfish while fishing with Capt. Matt Abell. 24 • Eastern Shore Post • November 16, 2018 FALL SAVINGS EVENT!!!

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Submitted Article With the holidays approaching and Shore Public Library, NoveList Plus Cape Charles, E-Readers Make Great Gifts the time of gift purchasing and giving and NoveList K-8 Plus. These free on- Chincoteague, The holidays are the time for gadgets: growing near, it is a perfect time to line products help you find books and and Nassawa- many of us acquire a new tablet, smart- think about adding to your collection audiobooks that match your reading dox. Your ESPL library card can be used phone, or e-reader with the new year. of family books. Give the free gift of style. NoveList can provide a list of at any of the four libraries. Once the thrill of learning how to use a library card and fill your bookcase “read-alikes” for a title or author you To learn about the regional library our new technology has worn off, how- (another gift-giving idea) with a ro- love. To find out more about the Nov- building project and ESVA Heritage ever, we face the challenge of finding tation of books borrowed from one of eList products and all of the library’s Center in Parksley, opening in 2020, quality content. Fortunately, the East- the four public libraries on the East- digital offerings, check under our e-Re- visit www.shorelibrary.com For more ern Shore Public Library offers several ern Shore of Virginia. sources tab at www.espl.org or stop by information about your library services, different e-reading resources, all avail- If you find it hard to choose books the library and ask for help. library hours of operation, or your li- able free for our patrons in partnership to give to yourself or others, check out The Eastern Shore Public Library brary account, visit www.espl.org or with the Library of Virginia. two of the newest resources at Eastern System has four libraries in Accomac, call the central library at 757-787-3400. ESPL’s collection with RBDigital, one of the premier online content ser- vices for libraries, offers e-book cop- ies of new bestsellers and old classics, audiobooks for downloading to your device, and over 70 magazine titles as well, from news and technology to lifestyle and gossip. You can read the current issue or browse the back numbers. More eclectic is the Freading e-book service. While you may not find the lat- est big-name authors, there are still over 30,000 books to choose from in fic- tion and nonfiction, children’s books, and many foreign-language titles. For academic, research, and homework needs, there are the EBSCOHost and Explora databases, which provide full- text, searchable, digital copies of peri- odicals, reference books, and nonfiction titles in all age ranges, from primary school to adult. All of these resources are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, through the library website, espl.org A library card number is all you need for access. You can use EBSCOHost and Explo- ra anywhere online, while the apps for RBDigital and Freading can be found in your device’s app store. After a sim- ple set-up process (and we can help you with that), you will be ready for hours of enjoyable reading. The Gift of Reading Children who grow up in homes where books are valued and dis- played have higher academic achieve- ment. In fact, there is a great deal of research indicating that the presence of books in the home has many pos- Submitted Photo itive effects on the children living The Friends of ESPL will host a visit from Santa Saturday, Dec. 1, 10 a.m. until noon, at the library in Acco- there and on the family as a whole. mac. Each child receives a book and candy cane. November 16, 2018 • Eastern Shore Post • 29 The Miles Files A global genealogical treasure developed locally and housed at the Eastern Shore Public Library Information for the following arti- Virginia roots often can use the Miles cle was drawn from the resources of the Files to trace their ancestry back Eastern Shore Room, soon to be expand- multiple generations. Almost as of- ed into the Eastern Shore of Virginia ten, they can follow their line of de- Heritage Center within the ESVA Re- scent to the 17th century and the ear- gional Library to be built in Parksley. liest settlers of the Eastern Shore. If By Brooks Miles Barnes so, they might establish eligibility to Special to the Eastern Shore Post membership in lineage societies such M.K. Miles, of Saxis, became inter- as the Jamestowne Society. Miles has ested in his family’s history in 1978 also identified six Gateway Ancestors while watching the television series whose descendants are eligible to “Roots.” A short time later he began a join the Order of the Crown of Char- collaboration with his cousin, Barry lemagne. If contacted by email, Miles Miles, another avid genealogist, and can generate customized reports and their partnership lasted 30 years. pedigree charts. Built largely on resources in the Miles believes that around 2008 Eastern Shore Public Library’s East- the Miles Files reached critical ern Shore of Virginia Collection and mass. So many documented entries in the Accomack and Northampton had been added to the database that clerks’ offices, their collection to date collateral as well as primary lines of Submitted Photo includes documented information on descent could be easily established. M.K. Miles presents the Northam family genealogy, compiled from the more than 88,000 deceased persons Many of the more than 2,000 regular Miles Files, to Gov. Ralph Northam. and 300,000 events. users from across the United States M.K. and Barry, who died in 2018, began to contact Miles. They of- shared an interest in computer tech- fered the occasional correction to the nology and were quick to take advan- Miles Files and willingly shared new tage of innovations in genealogical data. Their contributions became so software. In 1995, they introduced numerous and frequent that today an online version of the database Miles spends less time engaged in they called the Miles Files, which original research than in collating, in 2000 they placed on the Eastern checking, and entering the data of- Shore Public Library’s website. It fered him by his correspondents. is an essential source for Eastern The Miles Files has become so Shore of Virginia genealogy. crucial to Eastern Shore genealogi- The Miles Files are located at cal research that the Eastern Shore http://espl-genealogy.org/MilesFiles/ Public Library has arranged with site/index.htm Access is free. The Miles to maintain and expand the database is thoroughly document- Miles Files after his work is done. ed: Miles has consulted 2,500 unique Miles and the ESPL invite you to be- sources, and every entry is linked to gin or continue your family search at the appropriate source. At the least, http://espl-genealogy.org/MilesFiles/ each entry includes basic genealogi- site/index.htm cal information — birth, death, mar- A campaign is underway to fund riage, will, federal census, etc. Many the new ESVA Heritage Center, of the entries are supplemented by which will require specialized archi- narratives taken from newspapers tectural design, environmental con- and other sources. For example, in- trols and equipment. Those wishing cluded under the entry for George S. to donate or to be recognized with East (1806-1854) is an account from other Founders of the Heritage Cen- the Richmond Enquirer, Nov. 17, ter should send donations to ESPL 1854, of East’s brutal murder at the Foundation, P.O. Box 554, Accomac, hands of his stepson. VA 23301, call (757) 787-2500, or Researchers with Eastern Shore of visit www.shorelibrary.com 30 • Eastern Shore Post • November 16, 2018 VIMS SETS MEETINGS FOR WATERMEN TO LEARN ABOUT FISHERY GRANTS Submitted Article fishing industry (defined as persons in- ginia Institute of Marine Science, P.O. Fishery Resource Grant Program The Virginia Institute of Marine volved in commercial activities relating Box 1346, Gloucester Point, VA 23062. Application Workshops Science’s (VIMS) Marine Advisory Pro- to fishery resources, aquaculture/mari- No applicant may submit more than two gram is accepting applications to com- culture, or the processing or handling of proposals for this cycle. Faxed or elec- Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2018 pete for funding as part of the Virginia fishery products). The work can involve tronic proposals will not be considered. 5-7 p.m. Fishery Resource Grant Program. both inshore and offshore fisheries. All Two workshops will be held to ex- Virginia Institute of Marine Science The Virginia legislature created the proposals submitted within the limits plain the VFRGP, including eligibility (Owens-Bryant Board Room, Davis Hall) program to “protect and enhance the of the Guidelines for Submission will and funding priorities, how to complete 7539 Spencer Rd. Commonwealth’s coastal fishery re- be accepted and reviewed for technical the application form and where to go Gloucester Point, VA 23062 source through the awarding of grants.” merit and the ability to address one or for more help when developing a grant Basic to the program is the belief more of the priorities listed above. proposal package. Thursday, Dec. 6, 2018 that people in the commercial fishing To be considered for funding in this The request for proposals and ap- 5-7 p.m. industry often have valid ideas to en- solicitation, a signed application must plication forms are available online VIMS Eastern Shore Laboratory hance and protect fisheries, but may be postmarked no later than Jan. 14, at http://www.vims.edu/adv/frg To re- (Seaside Hall) lack the financial resources to experi- 2019. Mailed copies should be sent to quest a copy of the application package 40 Atlantic Ave. ment with innovations. The Fishery Re- VFRGP/Marine Advisory Program, Vir- contact Dave Ferree at 804-684-7173. Wachapreague, VA 23480 source Grant Program invests in such ideas generated by the fishing public through fair and competitive methods. VIMS Seeks Shore Students for Summer Internships The legislation established four pri- ority areas for funding: The Virginia Institute of Marine New Fisheries Equipment and Science’s Eastern Shore Laboratory Gear. The development of more en- will again offer summer intern op- vironmentally friendly gear, methods portunities for senior high school to reduce bycatch, and more effective and college students who are prima- ways to handle catch. ry residents of the Eastern Shore to Environmental Pilot Studies. work at the lab on various research Ways to restore damaged habitat, cre- projects related to marine science. ate new habitat, prevent habitat im- Interns will have the opportunity to pairment, or reduce impact from fish- work directly with research scientists ing or aquaculture activities. and graduate students on projects Aquaculture/Mariculture. Focus ranging from shellfish aquaculture to on ways to develop criteria and assess- water quality to restoration ecology. ment for permits, increase return from The goal of the program is to provide investment in culture activities, or in- hands-on learning and employment troduce new species to the existing opportunities for local students inter- aquaculture list to broaden participa- ested in careers in science. tion in commercial aquaculture. The program is open to college Seafood Technology and Utili- students who are home for the sum- zation. Develop value-added products mer and to senior high school stu- from existing production, expand on dents from Northampton and Acco- underused or new fishery resources, mack counties. Admission to the in- create models for total quality system ternship program is highly compet- Photo by Erin Fryer management programs, or increase re- itive, with the number of applicants 2015 Eastern Shore Lab interns (from left) Tyler Chandler, Parker turns in the seafood industry by im- exceeding available positions. Kellam, Emilee Dize, Kelsey Bisker, and Justin Shaffer proving packaging and handling. William & Mary values diversi- University is an Equal Opportuni- To apply, please send a cover letter To be eligible for funding under the ty and invites applicants from un- ty/Affirmative Action employer and and resume to Linda Ward [lward@ Fishery Resource Grant Program, each derrepresented groups who will en- encourages applications from wom- vims.edu] or mail to VIMS, P.O. Box proposal must substantially involve Vir- rich the research, teaching and ser- en, minorities, protected veterans, 350, Wachapreague VA 23480 by the ginians who are actively involved in a vice missions of the University. The and individuals with disabilities. Jan. 15, 2019, deadline.

The Eastern Shore Post Is YOUR Hometown Newspaper Pick Up a Copy Every Friday Or Read Online at www.easternshorepost.com NOVEMBER 16, 2018 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 31 Chincoteague Chamber of Commerce 39th Annual Old-Fashioned Christmas Parade Submitted Article and Photos sor Homes for the Holidays home tour The Chincoteague Chamber of Com- from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. merce invites you to participate in the Enjoy dinner in one of our many res- Chincoteague Old-Fashioned Christ- taurants, holiday sounds in Robert Reed mas Parade on Dec. 1, with the inclem- Park by The Salt Marsh Ramblers at 6 ent weather date set as Friday, Dec. 7. p.m., and then watch the parade step off The traditional, annual event fea- at 7 p.m. The parade route begins at the tures fire trucks and rescue units intersection of Main Street and Maddox from as far away as Delaware and Boulevard and ends at the Chincote- Maryland, beautiful equestrian ague firehouse with treats sponsored by groups, decorated boats, shiny classic the Kiwanis Club of Chincoteague and cars, marching units of all ages, and a visit with Santa. Awards are given for floats of all descriptions. The theme is best floats, boats, fire companies, eques- “Chincoteague is for Christmas Lov- trian units, marching groups, and mis- ers,” playing off the Virginia is for cellaneous entries. Lovers statewide slogan. Make the Chincoteague Old-Fash- Activities for the young and old will ioned Christmas Parade a part of your be on tap for the weekend. The Chin- holiday tradition. Spend the day in coteague Police Department sponsors beautiful Chincoteague Island or book its annual Ride for Kids to provide toys a room and stay the weekend. Plan to for children in need. Bring a new toy to watch or fill out your entry form today be put in the police car as it drives by. to be a participant. Decorate your en- American Legion Post 159 will host its try using the theme for a chance to win Above and below left: Photos from last year’s parade. annual Christmas Party for children best in show. ages 2-8 from noon to 2 p.m., the Chin- Forms can be found online at www. coteague Cultural Alliance offers free chincoteaguechamber.com along with a Chincoteague Holly Day Market Features Kids Art Classes from 1-2 p.m., and full schedule of events. Deadline to sign Historic Main Street Merchants spon- up is Nov. 16. Local Carvers, Artists, and Growers Submitted Article er handcrafted items, along with an- The Chincoteague Cultural Alli- tiques and collectibles. There will be ance’s Holly Day Market and Wild- lots of holiday decorations to choose life Art Gallery presents an amazing from, including wreaths made by the array of arts and crafts along with Chincoteague Island Garden Club. the last Farmers Market of the year In the farmers market section, on Saturday, Nov. 24. look for produce, eggs, meats, sea- From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at 6309 food, baked goods, honey, jams, and Church St., more than 80 vendors plants. A list of all the Wildlife Art will offer everything from handmade Gallery and Holly Day Market ex- decoys and jewelry to holiday deco- hibitors and vendors is available at rations and fresh seafood. Admission www.Chincoteagueca.org. and parking are free. “With so many fine vendors, you’re The event continues a more than bound to find the perfect gifts for 30-year tradition of having some of everyone on your holiday list,” said the region’s best carvers and artists markets manager Alex Hubb. “Allow on the island on Thanksgiving week- an hour or two to see everything and end. Exhibitors in the Wildlife Art enjoy some great food and live music Gallery will include carvers Corky while you shop.” Dize, Jimmy Bowden, and David Food trucks from Captain E’s Hur- Justice, painters Nancy Richards ricane Grill and In and Out Foodbox West and Jenny Somers, and many will be there. And popular perform- more. The gallery is inside the Am- ers Jeff Madson and Paul Brion will rien Activities Center. provide live music at both venues Next door, both inside and out- throughout the day. side CCA’s Community Center for The Holly Day Market and Wildlife the Arts, visitors will find jewelry, Art Show is sponsored by the Chin- stained glass, photographs, pottery, coteague Cultural Alliance, a non- knitted clothing, musical instru- profit community arts organization ments, candles, soaps, toys, and oth- that presents over 100 events a year. 32 • Eastern Shore Post • November 16, 2018 More Than Glory: African-American Civil War Soldiers of ESVA By David Martin Southern slaveholders must’ve been unsettled, to say the least, about the pros- pect of their former slaves being armed and trained in warfare and returning as soldiers, in some cases to the very plan- tations where they were enslaved. This story, which unfolded across the South, including here on the Shore, is fascinat- ingly told by Kellee Green Blake. Retired director of the National Archives, Mid-At- lantic Region, and well-known for arti- cles and lectures on the Civil War, Blake Photo by David Martin gave her talk, “More Than Glory: African Kellee Blake American Civil War Soldiers of ESVA,” officials complained to the White House last Friday at the Eastern Shore Com- that black men serving as the occupying munity College. Blake’s presentation was force with control over a white population one of the Science and Philosophy sem- was untenable. The 10th was withdrawn inars that are open to the public, free of from the Shore but then sent into battles charge, and held regularly at the commu- where it distinguished itself. The 10th was nity college. the first outfit to battle the Confederacy’s The 200,000 United States Colored vaulted Army of Northern Virginia. The Troops, as they were known, made up 10 10th participated in the siege of Peters- percent of the entire Northern army. An Image Courtesy of Kellee Blake burg and marched into Richmond when unusually large portion of them paid the that Confederate capital was finally liber- Library of Congress, ca. 1863, United States Colored Troops (USCT) sol- ultimate price: 40,000 killed. And that’s ated. Members of another Eastern Shore dier and family, found in Cecil County, Md. not 40,000 casualties, which includes regiment, the 7th , saw the surrender at wounded; that’s 40,000 (one in five) killed tion of adult male slaves left with the re- first sign of battle. Appomattox that ended the war. in service of a country that had legally en- cruiters. Enslaved women and children They didn’t. In fact, many black out- After the war, the government did not slaved them. left behind on these plantations were dev- fits distinguished themselves in battle. release black soldiers from service, send- By Blake’s estimate, 1,000 to 1,300 astated to lose their spouses and fathers. The 1989 movie, “Glory,” tells the story of ing many of them to Texas. When the (or more) black soldiers were from the After the black soldiers from the East- one such outfit. African Americans from Eastern Shore black soldiers did finally Eastern Shore of Virginia. Because the ern Shore and elsewhere were trained, the Eastern Shore populated several reg- return home, they suppressed some of Eastern Shore was considered loyal to their deployment became as controver- iments, including the 10th United States the Ku Klux Klan terror that was then the Union and under Union control, sial as their recruitment into the army in Colored Infantry, which Blake talked about spreading throughout the South in the and because the Emancipation Procla- the first place. Would they be used only in her lecture and called “the Shore’s own.” aftermath of defeat. mation did not free any slaves in states as laborers and servants, digging trench- The 10th consisted of 800 men and had At the end of her lecture, Blake urged or areas loyal to the Union, slaves on es and caring for white soldiers’ horses several distinctions. It was the only black young scholars to continue telling the sto- the Eastern Shore were not free. How, and equipment? Many in the North were regiment to occupy the Eastern Shore. ries of black Civil War soldiers, especially then, did those 1,300 African-Ameri- convinced black soldiers would run at the This occupation ended when high-level those from the Eastern Shore. cans get into the army? Some self-emancipated by walking off plantations and presenting themselves to Did You Know? What the proclamation did not do by the Emancipation Proclamation. Union encampments on the Shore. The was free any slaves. Although slaves on the Eastern Shore law at the time required that runaway Did you know that Accomack and It applied only to the states in rebel- were recruited and volunteered into the slaves be returned to their masters, but Northampton counties are mentioned, lion against the United States and those Union army (see story about Kellee Green Maj. General Benjamin Butler set prec- by name, in the Emancipation Procla- Confederate states did not, of course, Blake’s Science and Philosophy seminar), edent by declaring the self-emancipat- mation? The proclamation is celebrated obey the proclamation. It did not ap- slavery on the Eastern Shore did not of- ed slaves as contraband of war that he as a step in the right direction toward ply to slave states that had not seceded ficially end until the provisional govern- would not return to enemy forces. ending slavery in the United States, but from the Union—the four border states ment of what might be termed “free Vir- Eventually, Union recruiters would go at its heart the Emancipation Procla- of Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky, and ginia” (those areas of the state not in re- to plantations on and around the Eastern mation was a ruthlessly political docu- Missouri. It also did not apply to the bellion against the Union) ratified a new Shore and order the masters to assemble ment. It gave the Union a moral cause union-loyal or union-controlled areas constitution that abolished slavery. That all slaves. (Recruiters had this authority, for the war and strengthened the United within a rebellious state. For Virginia, happened in April 1864, more than a year because these areas were officially Union States’ standing in the antislavery inter- those areas included Accomac, as it was after the Emancipation Proclamation but territories.) The recruiters would then tell national community. It cast the South- then spelled, and Northampton counties. almost two years before the 13th Amend- the slaves, “Follow me and this day you ern states as fighting to defend slavery Ironically, by being in Union areas, the ment to the United States ended slavery will be free.” Many did. On at least one rather than fighting for independence. slaves in our two counties were not freed throughout the United States. plantation, Blake said, the entire popula- November 16, 2018 • Eastern Shore Post • 33

Images from the Library of Congress Above: Unnamed USCT soldier Right: Company Descriptive Book page for enlistment of Henry Ayers in the 2nd Calvary of the USCT. For enlisted men, descriptive books would list the soldier’s name, age, height, color of com- plexion, eyes, and hair; place of birth; occupation; where, when, and by whom enlisted; and re- marks recording promotions, discharges, and deaths.

Submitted Image Correction for Cokesbury The home above, Cokesbury, was incorrectly identified as Wesley in last week’s Post. It is one of six private homes that will be featured on the 2018 Onancock Christmas Homes Tour Dec. 8, 1-5 p.m. 34 • Eastern Shore Post • November 16, 2018

Local health and emergency professionals participate in an emergency preparedness exercise at the community health center in Atlantic. Health and Emergency Professionals Practice Dispensing Medications for Biological Disaster Submitted Article and Photo nity Health Center in New Church unteers from Eastern Shore Commu- medications to the exposed. Staff members of the Eastern Thursday, Oct. 18. Using a scenario nity Emergency Response Team and ESHD and ESRH have partnered Shore Health District (ESHD) and endorsed by the Centers for Disease Eastern Shore Medical Reserve Corp since 2004. Exercises are held an- Eastern Shore Rural Health (ESRH) Control, 100 workers from both of the rehearsed the opening of a Neighbor- nually at community health cen- exercised emergency prepared- organizations, along with the Acco- hood Emergency Help Center where ters located strategically through- ness plans at the Atlantic Commu- mack County Sheriff’s Office, and vol- they practiced dispensing preventive out the Eastern Shore in order to be best prepared to handle a mass ex- posure to a biological agent or large outbreak type of event that might require a large number of people to REMINDER seek treatment in a limited window of time. In a real event medications will arrive on the Eastern Shore NORTHAMPTON COUNTY from the United States Strategic National Stockpile that must be dis- TAX YEAR 2018 COUNTY TAXES pensed to all who need it within 48 KAREN CROCKETT hours, according to the plan. Evalua- ARE DUE tors from both organizations provide INCORPORATED suggestions for improvement and all participants are encouraged to pro- Full Service Bookkeeping vide feedback in order to improve & MUST BE RECEIVED the process at each location. Both organizations are members Tax Preparation OR POSTMARKED of the Eastern Shore Disaster Pre- Authorizes IRS e-file provider paredness Coalition (ESDPC). The ON OR BEFORE ESDPC is a multi-agency, multi-ju- 2 Locations to Better Serve You: risdictional emergency prepared- 21055 Front Street DECEMBER 5, 2018 ness and planning group that works to promote emergency planning, Onley, VA 23418 OR training, exercising and response 757-787-5656 activities on the Eastern Shore. Any 10% Penalty and 10% Interest Per Annum organization or interested citizen 33114 Chincoteague Road may become a member of the ESD- New Church, VA 23415 MUST BE ADDED PC. For more information on the ES- CYNTHIA S. BRADFORD, County Treasurer DPC or to become a member, please 757-824-5560 contact J.J. Justis at JJ.Justis@vdh. PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON, VIRGINIA virginia.gov or 757-302-4267. November 16, 2018 • Eastern Shore Post • 35 Kids’ Puzzle Page 36 • Eastern Shore Post • November 16, 2018

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Lions Donates Clothes to Metompkin Elementary Veterans Honored By Accomack Parks The Onancock Area Lions Club Marriage made a donation of new children’s and Recreation With Luncheon Licenses Issued clothing to Metompkin Elementa- The Accomack County Parks and Recreation Department hosted • Lubin Kyle Pilchard, 28, of Poco- ry School. Pictured above are Er- a luncheon for veterans who are employed by Accomack County. moke, Md., and Kristen Lynn Krieg- nie Swisher, club president; Beth Pictured above from left are Supervisor Robert Crockett, Deputy er, 26, of Snow Hill, Md. McHenry, club secretary/treasur- Director Stewart Hall, David Sabatino Jr., Army National Guard, er; Belinda Rippon, Metompkin Emmanuel Fletcher, U.S. Marines, James Parker, U.S. Navy, veter- principal; Janice Sloan, Metomp- an Supervisor Paul Muhly, County Administrator Mike Mason, and kin nurse; SuCora Owens, Metomp- ACPR Director Wayne Burton. Missing from the picture is Wayne kin assistant principal. Pettit, who retired after 23 years of service in the U.S. Army. Matha in Honor Society Aly Matha, of Greenbackville, was named to The Charles R. Jenkins Chapter of the National Honor Society at Worcester Preparatory School.

Owned & Operated by Bruce Killmon with 26 Years of Ag Parts Experience • Specializing in Ag hardware Taylor Wins & hard to find parts • We are a new store but old AACA Car Show in heart when it comes to the The AACA Car Show was held Nov. farming community. 10, after three previous rain-outs. Trophies were handed out and 21225 South Bayside Road dash plaques were put in their favorite places. Some door prizes Cheriton, Virginia were won and the Best of Show 757-331-2681 winner was Cliff Taylor, of Ex- more, with his 1968 Ford Galaxie [email protected] 500 XL. November 16, 2018 • Eastern Shore Post • 37

Community Notes ***************************** let go of his dreams of stardom and al- Accomac The holiday tree lighting ceremony low his daughter to find her own path Onley Santa Claus will visit Saturday, will be Saturday, Nov. 24, at 5 p.m., at in life. A likable comedy, this is a movie The Accomack County Sheriff’s Of- Dec. 1, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Ac- Robert Reed Downtown Park. you not only want to see, but also to fice will hold its 4th Annual Donnie comac Library. Santa will have a book put on the turntable. Wayne Tyndall Memorial Stuff the Car in either English or Spanish for each Melfa “Miracle on 34th Street” will play Event Friday, Nov. 23, from 9 a.m. to 5 child up to age 12. He will have candy A Christmas Festival will be Satur- Thursday, Dec. 6, at 7 p.m., at the the- p.m., at Walmart. Bring toy donations canes for everyone. For more informa- day, Dec. 1, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., across atre. This movie is free and includes can- for a local family for Christmas. tion, call 787-3400. from Uniques & Antiques. There is free dy canes and a popcorn and soda combo. ****************************** space available for vendors, crafters, ***************************** The Eastern Shore of Virginia His- Exmore yard salers, and local organizations. A symposium, “Christ and the Cos- torical Society will present author The Annual Christmas Parade, Registration is required by calling 710- mos,” will be Saturday, Dec. 1, from 10 Doris Kearns Goodwin as part of the hosted by the Exmore Fire Dept., will 3056. The rain date is Saturday, Dec. 8. a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:15 to 3:15 p.m., Joan Marshall Lecture Series Satur- be Saturday, Dec. 8, beginning at 6 at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. To day, Dec. 1, at 7 p.m., at Nandua High p.m., down the streets of Exmore. To Onancock reserve a seat, call and leave a mes- School. Goodwin is a presidential his- participate in the parade, contact Kim- Onancock International Films will sage at 787-4430 by Nov. 28. torian who worked with Lyndon John- ber Brittingham at 414-3414. present “Hearts Beat Loud,” Thurs- The presentation, slide show, and son. Tickets are $10 for historical soci- day, Dec. 13, at 8 p.m., at the Roseland discussion will be led by Stevens Heck- ety members and $15 for nonmembers. Chincoteague Theatre. The film is about music that scher, who holds a doctorate in math- ***************************** The Chincoteague Family YMCA makes the heart sing. In this case, a ematics from Harvard University and Santa Claus and the elves will visit will host its Thanksgiving Turkey Trot widower and aging Brooklyn hipster, has studied and carried out research Saturday, Dec. 1, at 1 p.m., at the On- Thursday, Nov. 22, beginning at 8:30 Frank, starts a band with his teenage in mathematics at Leiden and Cam- ley Train Station. A police escort will a.m., at 6395 Maddox Blvd. Packets daughter, Sam, just before she leaves bridge universities. A past professor in bring a bag of toys. The station will will be available for pickup at 7:30 a.m. home to attend college in California. mathematics at Swarthmore college, be open for popcorn, cookies, and hot For more information, call Nancy Til- When a song of theirs finds success on- he has completed research papers in chocolate. There will also be operating ghman Labat at 410-829-6952. line, it complicates Frank’s attempts to science and theology. model trains.

Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel District to Host Public Information Meetings SEE The Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel District will host a series of public information meetings for the purpose of informing the public about the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel Commission Parallel Thimble Shoal Tunnel Project Toll Rate Schedule Revisions effective January 1, 2019, as well as to provide a general overview on the Parallel Thimble Shoal Tunnel Project. LIVE Meetings will be held on: Enter at sponsor locations • Monday, November 19, from 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m., The Lake Wright, 1421 then listen to win tickets to see Premium Outlets Blvd., Norfolk, VA Fleetwood Mac Live in Baltimore • Tuesday, November 20, from 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m., Northampton High School March 2019. Gymnasium, 16041 Courthouse Road, Eastville, VA Enter to Win... • The Eyeful Hummingbird • Abi’s Diner - Berlin The meetings will be open forum-style with public information stations available • Damokee Vapor • Sears - Salisbury for attendees. The public is welcome any time between the hours of 6 p.m. and 7:30 • Subway - Oak Hall, • Whisker’s Bar & Grill p.m. to learn more about the Parallel Thimble Shoal Tunnel Project. Chincoteague, Onley, & Exmore • Ambitious Creations • Spicer Brothers Construction Tattoo & Piercing Studio For more Project information, visit www.cbbt.com/parallelthimbleshoaltunnel/ • Skin Deep Studios • Bullfeathers - Onley • Discount Carpet - Salisbury • World of Toys - Berlin To view the new toll schedule, visit www.cbbt.com/travel-information/toll-schedule/ 38 • Eastern Shore Post • November 16, 2018

FRIDAY H10 a.m. - SATURDAY H8 a.m.-noon - Fall Festival - Onley UMC NOV. 16 Bridge Class NOV. 17 H9 a.m.- Groceries Donations - New Mount - ­Chincoteague Zion Baptist Church, Painter - 442-3285 POST TIMES Theatre Annex H9 a.m.-4 p.m. - Card, Coin and Comic Show - Exmore H12:30 p.m. - SciPhi Moose Lodge, Belle Haven - 442-4015 ­Seminar: Near Death H9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. - Throw Sale - Nandua High, Onley November 16-22 ­Experiences - ESCC, Melfa H10 a.m. - Drop-In Art Show - Ward Museum, ­Salisbury, Md. H6 p.m. - Celebrate H10 a.m.-3 p.m. - 33rd Annual Turkey Shoot - Saxis Rd. H12 p.m. - Performance by Stacy Lattisaw- Recovery Group mtg. - H1-4 p.m. - Cape Charles Farmers Holiday Market - SUNDAY Jackson - Foundation of Faith Ministries, Belle Haven ­Onancock ­Baptist Church Cape Charles Museum, Randolph Ave. NOV. 18 H3 p.m. - 145th Church Anniversary - First H7 p.m. - Life Teach H4:30 p.m. - Ducks Unlimited Oyster Roast - Barrier ­Baptist Church, Mappsville Series - Rachel/Leah Islands Center, Machipongo H3 p.m. - Play: “Rumplestiltskin” - Historic Palace Theatre, ­Covenant ­Ministries H5 p.m. - Music Celebration - St. Luke AME Church, Cape Charles ­Center - 787-2486 Daugherty H3 p.m. - Window Dedication Ceremony - New Allen Memorial H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - H5 p.m. - Performance by Stacy Lattisaw-Jackson - AME Church, Franktown ­Exmore Moose Lodge, ­Foundation of Faith Ministries, Belle Haven H3 p.m. - New Hallelujah Gospel Singers in Concert - Belle ­Haven H6 p.m. - Encore Concert for Church Anniversary - Snead’s Memorial UMC, Keller H7:30 p.m. - Play: First Baptist Church, Mappsville H3 p.m. - Appreciation Service for Sister Marcie W. White ­“Rumplestiltskin” - H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Eastville Vol. Fire Co. H7:30 p.m. - - Macedonia AME Church, Accomac Historic Palace ­Theatre, Play: ­“Rumplestiltskin” - Historic Palace ­Theatre, H5 p.m. - Thanksgiving Dinner - Craddockville UMC Cape Charles Cape Charles H7 p.m. - Thanksgiving Worship - Red Bank Baptist Church, Marionville - music by RBBC Choir MONDAY H10 a.m.-2 p.m. - E.S. Quilt Guild mtg. - Dummondtown UMC, ­Accomac - community service projects - 201-317-0586 NOV. 19 H9 a.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Refuge Inn, Chincoteague H1-4 p.m. - CIAO Presents Gameplay Monday - Theatre Annex, Chincoteague TUESDAY H10 a.m. - Zumba - Franktown UMC H2-3 p.m. - Arc of the Eastern Shore mtg. - ESCSB Day Support Ctr., Exmore NOV. 20 H10 a.m. - Bingo - Accomack Senior Village, H5-6 p.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, ­Onancock ­Onancock - 787-3900 H5-7 p.m. - Community Thanksgiving Dinner - Johnson’s UMC, Machipongo H10 a.m.-noon - Veterans’ Workshop - Virginia Employment H6 p.m. - Bingo - Elks Lodge, Tasley ­Commission, Onley - 787-5862 H6:15 p.m. - Central Shore Lions Club mtg. - Sage Diner, Onley H10:30 a.m. - Duplicate Bridge - Island House, ­Wachapreague - H6:30 p.m. - Cub Scout Pack 300 mtg. - Grace UMC, Parksley 787-2432 H6:30-8:30 p.m. - Free English for Speakers of Other Languages - Metompkin H11 a.m. - Church Women United mtg. - Hermitage, Onancock ­Elementary School, Parksley - 789-1761 H1-2 p.m. - Riverside Shore Hospice Grief Support Group H7:30 p.m. - Accomack Cty. Taxpayers’ Assn. mtg. - Accomack County Administration mtg. - Cape Charles Baptist Church, Fidelis House, 509 Randolph Bldg. Ave. - 789-5000 H2:30-4 p.m. - The Fathering Circle - ESTACI, Exmore - WEDNESDAY H7:45 a.m. - Kiwanis Club of Accomack mtg. - Sage Diner, Onley 757-656-3460 NOV. 21 H10 a.m. - TOPS mtg. - Market St. UMC, Onancock - 787-4718 H6 p.m. - Rachel Leah Ministries - 787-2486 (call for location) H10-11 a.m. - Alzheimer’s Caregiving Group - Hermitage, 23610 H6 p.m. - Bingo - Pocomoke Elks, next to YMCA North St., Onancock - 1-800-272-3900 H6-8:30 p.m. - GED Class - ESCC, Class A-51, Melfa H10 a.m.-noon - Accomack AARP mtg. - Sage Diner, Onley H6:30 p.m. - Financial Workshop - Deliverance Ministries H10 a.m.-2 p.m. - Veterans’ Employment Representative Avail. - ESCC, Melfa - no COGIC, Melfa - 757-350-5039 appt. needed H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Cheriton VFC - smoke free H10:30-11:30 a.m. - Overeaters Anonymous mtg. - Rock Church, Onley - 757-655-4834 H11 a.m.-1 p.m. - Soup Kitchen - Corner Stone Seventh Day Adventist Church, Exmore H11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. - Debedeavon Toastmasters’ mtg. - NASA/Wallops Base - Call THURSDAY Owen Hooks at 824-1941 for base access NOV. 22 H5-7 p.m. - Soup Kitchen & Clothes Closet - Grace and Truth Ministries, 19 ­Boundary Happy Ave., Onancock - Donations: 789-5369 H5:30-6:30 p.m. - Free Meals for the Hungry - Epworth UMC, 4158 ­Seaside Rd., Exmore - 442-6391 T­hanksgiving H6-7 p.m. - Prayer Line Open (St. Matthew’s Church, Onley) - Call 665-7403, 387-7021 or 894-1521 w/prayer requests H6:30 p.m. - E.S. Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #62 mtg. - Market St. Grill, From All Of Us At Onancock - 709-5212 H6:30-8:30 p.m. - Free English for Speakers of Other Languages - Metompkin Elementary School, Parksley - 789-1761 The Eastern H7 p.m. - AA & Al-Anon mtgs. - Franktown UMC H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Painter VFC Shore Post! November 16, 2018 • Eastern Shore Post • 39 Classified Ads, Real Estate Ads, Auctions & Legal Notices Eastern Shore Trading POST Announcements Help Wanted The Great Machipongo Clam Shack Cooks Wanted. Full-time//Part-time. Back of the House. Full-time//Part-time. The Chincoteague Police Department is accepting applica- Dishwasher. tions for a Full-Time Police Officer. Applicants must have education & experience equivalent to graduation from high Hostess Wanted. Over 21 years old. Nights//Weekends. school, possess a valid driver’s license, be able to pass writ- Fun Job. Excellent Pay. Apply in person. ten & physical exams and pass a thorough background inves- tigation. Applicants that are D.C.J.S. certified are preferred. Applications may be obtained at the Chincoteague Police De- partment, 6150 Community Dr., Chincoteague, VA 23336 or TEMPORARY OFFICE ASSISTANT from our website - chincoteague-va.gov/law-enforcement. Ap- plications must be received by noon on November 26, 2018. Job Description: As needed basis Temporary Office As- The Chincoteague Police Department may fill more than one sistant, with limited hours. The primary responsibilities opening with this announcement. Equal Employment Oppor- include assisting the Office Administrator with file orga- The family of the late tunity Employer. nization and data entry, and when the Office Administra- tor is absent, providing clerical assistance as requested Shakiah Lolette Matthews would like by the Commonwealth’s and Assistant Commonwealth’s to thank each of you for all the acts Attorneys, serving as office receptionist, answering and directing telephone calls, and directing inquiries from the of kindness during our bereavement. Accomack County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications public, law enforcement or Court. Must possess knowl- Continue to keep us in your prayers. for the following positions: 1 – Full-Time Civil Deputy and edge of and abilities in general office procedures. Must 1 – Full-Time Correctional Officer. Applications may be maintain confidentiality of sensitive information. Thank you, obtained from the Accomack County Sheriff’s Office or on- To obtain application you can go online to line at ­accomackcountysheriffsoffice.org. Applications must http://www.co.northampton.va.us/. The Matthews Family be returned to this office by Monday, November 26, 2018, at 5:00 p.m. Accomack County Sheriff’s Office is an Equal Please submit completed County application form with Opportunity Employer. cover letter to Human Resources , P. O. Box 66, Eastville, VA 23347 by November 16, 2018. Northampton County is an EOE.

From the family of Accomack County Social Services- Local (765-01) Benefit Programs Specialist I/II EASTERN SHORE RURAL HEALTH SYSTEM, INC. Leaner “Annie” Fletcher Position # L0021 is currently recruiting We would like to thank everyone for Hiring Range: $27,366 (May be higher depending on qualifications) Nurse Manager For detailed job information and to apply, visit for the the many prayers, visits, and loving http://www.dss.virginia.gov. Atlantic Community Health Center kindness offered to us during our Accepts only online applications; job close date 11/26/2018. Lead our dedicated and talented clinical support staff loved one’s illness and passing. We Equal Opportunity Employer team to provide quality care and exceptional customer are forever grateful. service to the community! Sincerely, Current licensure as a RN with at least 2 year of hospital or office nurse management experience skilled in the pro- Fletcher and Butler Families EASTERN SHORE RURAL HEALTH SYSTEM, INC. vision of medical/surgical or primary care. is currently recruiting A person in this position must be visionary with supervi- Center Manager sory experience, mature judgment, good leadership, inter- for the personal skills, and strong communication and computer Chincoteague Island Community Health Center skills. The ability to manage a budget for medical supplies, Lead a team of mission-driven people to provide quality, delegate responsibilities, create a climate of teamwork affordable healthcare to our community! Requires an As- and ensure accountability among those he/she supervises. REQUEST FOR RFI Ability to provide bilingual patient care is a plus. STAR Transit is requesting information from organizations sociate’s Degree or higher and at least 3 years’ experience in a medical or business office. that have experience in providing 2 way radio equipment, If you are a mission-driven person looking to make a dif- connectivity and transmission equipment. Please note that ference, email an application to [email protected] before this is a REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI) ONLY. It is A person in this position must be a visionary with su- pervisory experience, mature judgment, good leadership, noon on November 20, 2018. Applications can be obtained issued for information and planning purposes only and does interpersonal, communication and computer skills. The from www.esrh.org. Resumes may accompany the appli- not constitute a Request for Proposal (RFP) nor does it ability to delegate responsibilities and create a climate cation but will not be considered if sent alone. guarantee the issuance of RFP in the future. We invite your of teamwork and accountability is needed. Ability to pro- organization to submit information to us by 12/30/2018 for vide bilingual patient care is a plus. Eastern Shore Rural Health offers a competitive consideration. The goal is to review scope, competencies benefits package and our campuses are Tobacco- Free Workplaces. EOE/M/F/Disability/Vet and cost associations to provide 12 2 way radios, 1 base If you are a mission-driven person looking to make a dif- station, and all equipment and technologies associated with ference, email an application to [email protected] before successful communication via 2 way radio. noon on November 20, 2018. Applications can be obtained For complete details please visit from www.esrh.org. Resumes may accompany the appli- cation but will not be considered if sent alone. www.mystartransit.org. For Classified or Legal Advertising (757) 787-8322 Eastern Shore Rural Health offers a competitive [email protected] benefits package and our campuses are Tobacco- CALL Angie at 757-789-POST. www.mystartransit.org Free Workplaces. EOE/M/F/Disability/Vet 40 • Eastern Shore Post • November 16, 2018 Northampton County is seeking to fill the position of William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science Labo- Website­ Content Coordinator. The County is looking for a ratory located in Wachapreague, VA seeks applicants for creative, hard-working content coordinator to assist in man- the following temporary position: aging content uploads, quality assurance of copy, and co- ordinating with content contributors to keep on a publishing Laboratory & Field Summer Intern: Position # T0374V schedule for our projects. This position requires the incumbent to be actively enrolled in a high school, college or university degree program. This If you value People, Diversity and Inclusion, Applicants should be natural writers and editors with excel- position also requires the incumbent’s primary residence to we’d like to hear from you! lent organizational skills. Good time management and ef- be located in Accomack or Northampton County, VA. In- fective project planning will be integral. cumbent is required to be at a minimum of a rising senior Adjunct Instructors (part-time) position in High School. Business / Accounting / Information Technology / Responsibilities: Ethics / Government / Music / Art / Sociology / • Maintaining current content for the County’s web The Laboratory & Field Summer intern position assists with Communications and Math and social media presence. ongoing research projects. The responsibilities will include: Minimum Requirements: Master’s degree • Copyediting assisting with field and lab data collection; assisting with with 18 graduate hrs in the field. • Uploading content through CMS platforms sample collection and transport; preparation and clean-up • Sending press releases of field and lab equipment; and assisting with the mainte- See web site www.es.vccs.edu for additional information. • Managing/Scheduling/Coordinating with nance and care of laboratory facilities. ESCC is an EEO/AA and E­-verify employer content contributors • Collecting and curating media assets Please send cover letter and resume to Linda Ward [[email protected]], or mail to P.O. Box 350, Wachapreague, Required Skills: VA 23480 by January 15, 2019. • Writing and Editing for an online audience • Experience in managing websites William & Mary values diversity and invites applications • Experience in managing various social media from underrepresented groups who will enrich the research, platforms teaching and service missions of the University. The Uni- • Project coordination experience versity is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer • Creative problem solving and encourages applications from women, minorities, pro- • Experience with a CMS tected veterans, and individuals with disabilities. • Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS Hardee’s of Exmore, Cape Charles, and Onley is • Strong troubleshooting skills currently hiring for the following career opportunities: • An understanding of web-delivered applications. • Knowledgeable about popular web browsers William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science Labo- Hourly Managers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc.) ratory located in Wachapreague, VA seeks applicants for Salaried Managers • Familiarity with major operating systems the following temporary position: • Knowledge of responsive/adaptive design Requirements for these positions include: • UI/UX experience Laboratory & Field Technician: Position # T0490V • 1 year restaurant management experience • Entry-level scripting skills The Laboratory & Field Technician is a temporary position • Minimum 18 years of age • Some hands-on experience with version control tools that will assist with aquaculture research projects March • Prior quick service restaurant experience is a plus through September. The responsibilities will include: assist- This position also requires valid Virginia Driver’s License ing with field sampling and processing of samples; assisting We offer the following benefits: and two years of related work experience. Criminal back- with hatchery and nursery operations for aquaculture; and • Medical/Dental/Vision ground check required. Minimum salary for this position is collecting and recording data and ensuring data is accu- • Sick/Holiday/Vacation Pay $37,179.73. Please refer to Northampton County’s website rately maintained. • 401-K for the application form (www.co.northampton.va.us\jobs.html). • Education Reimbursement Submit completed County application form with cover letter A High School Diploma or equivalent, with some college and copies of certifications to Human Resources, P. O. Box level science courses and/or hands on experience required. Please apply online at: www.bnejobs.com or 66, Eastville, VA 23347 by November 30, 2018. Northamp- Bachelor’s degree in a related field or the equivalent combi- Email resumes to: [email protected] ton County is an EOE. nation of education, training, and experience preferred. Boddie Noell Enterprises, Inc is an Equal Opportunity Employer Please send a cover letter and resume to Linda Ward [[email protected]] or mail to P.O. Box 350, Wachapreague, VA 23480 by January 15, 2019. TOWN OF EXMORE, VIRGINIA PUBLIC WORKS SUPERVISOR William & Mary values diversity and invites applications The Town of Exmore is accepting applications for the position from underrepresented groups who will enrich the research, of Public Works Supervisor. Such applicant must possess, as teaching and service missions of the University. The Uni- a minimum, a high school diploma or equivalent and a valid versity is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer Virginia drivers license (CDL preferred). Willingness to obtain and encourages applications from women, minorities, pro- a waterworks and/or wastewater operator’s license is a plus. Heritage Hall – Nassawadox is currently recruiting for tected veterans, and individuals with disabilities. The Public Works Supervisor will supervise & oversee the multiple positions, full-time and part-time, for our 145 operation of all functions of the Department of Public Works, bed facility. including, but not limited to water & wastewater systems, re- fuse collection, leaf and limb removal, drainage, maintenance CNAs – 7 to 3 Part Time/3 to 11 Full Time & Part The Eastern Shore Community Services Board is of grounds & town owned buildings, parks, properties, equip- Time/11 to 7 Part Time seeking candidates for the following positions: ment & vehicles. This position will be responsible for making LPNs & RNs – 3 to 11 Part Time/11 to 7 Part Time • Senior Clinician/Clinician monthly reports to the Town Council detailing the status of the • Developmental Disabilities Aide (PCAs & department and other pertinent information. This is a salaried Activities Assistant – Part Time position, salary to be negotiable depending on qualifications & For immediate consideration, please apply in person or CNAs welcome) experience. The Town of Exmore offers a full range of benefits forward your resume to: • Substance Abuse Outpatient Clinician to full-time employees. Applications, together with copies of Heritage Hall – Nassawadox (CSAC required) the job description may be obtained at the Exmore Town Of- 9468 Hospital Ave. • Emergency Services Clinician fice, 3305 Main Street, Exmore, Virginia 23350 during normal P.O. Box 176 business hours or by visiting our website at www.exmore.org. Nassawadox, VA 23413 • Mental Health Facility Completed applications must be received before 5:00 pm on 757-442-9401– Fax/Attention: Teka Giddens Technician Friday, November 30, 2018 to be considered. [email protected] For more information or to apply, Or online at: please visit the ESCSB’s website at The Town of Exmore is an equal opportunity provider and www.heritage-hall.org www.escsb.org employer. Applications will be accepted until positions are filled “We passionately believe in the potential of all.” Heritage Hall Nassawadox is an Equal Opportunity/ADA/ Innovative, Inclusive, Caring, Professional Robert G. Duer, Town Manager Affirmative Action Employer. Town of Exmore, PO Box 647, Exmore, VA 23350 November 16, 2018 • Eastern Shore Post • 41

’00 MAXUM 2800 SCR ’72 16-FT. BOSTON LUND $3,800 - Alum. hull FOR SALE: ANTIQUE Help Wanted twin 4.3L V6 engines. WHALER - 60 h.p. Mercu- open fishing boat with Merc, CHINA CLOSET. $200 Exc. cond. w/recent (2014) ry motor, just overhauled, 25hp 4 stroke OB on a Load- OBO. Call 757-787-7307. LABORER WANTED - maintenance record. Many teak console & bench, al- Rite galv. trlr. with elec. ENTERTAINMENT Part-time, flexible hours. Ex- extras. $16K OBO. Call ways kept inside, $16,000 winch. Extras: trolling mtr., CENTER - Includes 42” more area. Gender doesn’t 540-287-5047. firm. 410-957-3259. depth finder, rod holders, live flat tv (Pioneer 5.1 sur- matter. Variety of jobs. 757- ’01 18’ TROPHY - Very BOAT WHEELS - 4-blade, well, cover, more. 757-824- round sound), receiver, Sony 710-2704 leave msg. good cond. + extras. Can 1 pair, 19” x 23-1½” shaft. 4782 [email protected] compact disk player, Bose YARD WORKER – Pun- ’86 27.2-FT. O’DAY be seen at K & E Marine, REDUCED $400. Call speakers. All sold as 1 unit: goteague, part time, $8/hr. SAILBOAT – across from Perdue plant. 757-999-3437 & leave msg. Farm & Lawn $800 OBO. 757-693-2154. Hand-weeding & general $11K. 757-678-3622. 1983 Pro-Time 20-ft. RESIDENTIAL HEAT- work on wooded lot. No ex- 9.9 Yamaha, 4-stroke. Sails good, sleeps 4. Galley FREE 26-FT. RANGER Cuddy Cabin, 2006 150 Equipment ING BOILER - Columbia perience needed. 414-0074. SAILBOAT in cradle w/ HP Yamaha V-WAX, 2009 FTG30C, 96K BTU out- NEEDED: VIRGINIA IN- & toilet. Trailer & new winch. Draws 2’11”. PRICE sails, rigging, cushions. float-on trailer, and many 2010 CUB CADET LAWN put, runs on propane. Call SPECTOR/MECHANIC Needs to be moved & re- extras, exc. cond. $15,000 TRACTOR - Shaft drive, 910-616-2033. Top dollar for individual REDUCED: $5,000 OBO. Call Don at 757-787-2595. paired. 757-331-0315. OBO 518-369-9458 50” cut, needs engine, $300. DISPLAY CASES - Three with state inspectors license. ’90 22-ft. BOSTON WHAL- ’03 AQUASPORT OS- 757-894-5912. display cases are 6 ft.; two Contact Ross Kool at Kool ER - Orig. owner; w/150 h.p. PREY - 19-ft. 4-in. CC, 115 1953 ANNIVERSARY JU- are 3 ft.; one corner. Will Ford 757-787-1209. 4-stroke Honda still under h.p. Johnson (low hrs.), EZ BILEE 600 FORD TRAC- sell seperately or together. warrantee (less than 50 hrs.) Loader trailer, new uphol- TOR - $3,500. 442-7507. Call for pricing. Pick up Boats, Etc. Alum. trailer, T-top, 2-GPS/ stery, must see! $7,200. only. 757-442-5873. sonar units, $22,000 firm. OBO. Call 757-678-6098. Feed & Seed SONY WEGA 55-INCH Will take older 15 to 17 ft. ’98 SUNBIRD CUDDY HORSE HAY - $5 per bale. LCD REAR PROJEC- BW on trade. 434-821-9027 CAB - 130 h.p. Evinrude, STRAW - $3.50 per bale. TION TELEVISION - RE- or 434-665-9260. 222 hours, w/trailer. $3,500. Call 757-824-3930 or call DUCED: $275. $375. Call 757-709-2371, leave msg. 757-894-1339 (cell). 757-709-0813. 1972–22’ Marshall Catboat ’87 26-FT. SHAMROCK 4 DECK ROCKER Lg. cockpit; Yanmar 2GM20 in- – With anchor puller, CHAIRS - Soft spring board engine w/low hrs. Fully never been used, lots of Firewood matching cushions. $100. 1999 23-ft. SEA ERA equipped, sails in exc. shape, extra equipment. Call PLENTY OF SEASONED In Silver Beach. 442-4761. shallow draft 2.5 ft., sleeps 3, 757-891-2426. OAK AND CHERRY LARK ENCLOSED $10,500 – Upgrades; depth sounder, VHF radio, com- CHARTER BOAT TRAILER 5’x8’ - Like new, great condition; 150 hp FIREWOOD CUT 16”-18” pass, cushions inside & out, boat $15,000 OBO - 34’ Delta- - 757-678-2566. built-in shelf, used 1 time. Oceanrunner Johnson; live lift kept. A sweet sailing boat that ville Dead-Rise $15,000 665-4424. $1,700. well; new wiring; Garmin; turns heads in any port. $19,500 ’93 26-ft. Bayliner – obo - Charter Fishing Boat. Livestock 30KW KOHLER GEN- new canvas top; Price OBO. 757-787-3233. 2012 Re-Power Cat 3208T ERATOR – 4-cyl. diesel, negotiable. 175 h.p. Mercury, fish finder, New Bimini top, (757) 678-3718. 2 HORSES FOR SALE 3-phase or 1-phase. $3,500. (757) 665-1904. 16-FT. REBEL SAIL- WALKER BAY 8-FT. - 1 Thoroughbred Geld- Exc. shape. 787-1469. potty. Fiber pontoon DINGHY with oars and ing (grey, 8 yrs. old) and 1 PERFORMANCE IN- BOAT – boat and trailer: & trailer & new winch. $1,900. 757-787-3130. inflatable tubes. One tube American Morgan Mare CREASE POWER PRO- 16-FT. GRUMMAN JON MERCURY OUTBOARD PRICED REDUCED: needs patching. $200. Call (palomino, 7 yrs. old). Ride- GRAMMER - Instant horse- BOAT - 15 h.p. Mercury PROPELLER SS 22- $5,000 OBO. Call Don at 757-787-7493. able English or Western power, improved economy, 2-stroke, trailer, and acces- PITCH - Like new. $450. 757-787-2595. 34’ DELTAVILLE DEAD- style. Would like to sell as easy installation, lifetime sories. Call for details. Ask- 757-710-0070. RISE $28,500 OBO - a pair to a good home. Call warranty. 4.8, 5.3, 6.0 & 8.1, ing $1,200. 757-665-6007. DOUBLE-SCRAPE Charter Fishing Boat. 2012 757-787-7992 & leave msg. ’99-’06 GM trucks. Pd. $400 14-FT. BOAT TRAILER LICENSE – $1,500 OBO Re-Power Cat 3208T (757) for it and only asking $200. FOR SALE - $750. Call -757-709-8854. 678-3718. [email protected] Misc. - For Sale 787-4674. 442-4923. 25-FT. C-HAWK W/NEW www.ltbaycharters.com 1997 EAGLE CENTER FLOOR & STERN – New ’87 18-FT. WINNER Cen- E-Z GO GOLF CART - Mobile Homes CONSOLE – Fiberglass, Alum. trailer. $14,000 OBO. ter Console Boat with 36 volt w/charger, top rear ’04 Loadrite trailer, ’02 90 Call 757-709-8854. a 150 h.p. Mariner mo- seat, needs batteries. $475 2BR MOBILE HOMES hp Yamaha w/150 hrs., VHF, HOBIE 16’ WITH tor on a 1999 Star trailer. OBO. 757-894-8561. IN NORTHERN ACC. depth finder, all fishing TRAILER – Blue sails & REDUCED: $2,900 OBO. VIKING Dual Fuel Com- CTY. FOR RENT - Sec- gear, 3 elec. winches, inter- mercial Oven, 30” slide in, tion 8 approved. Call white trampoline. Good ’84 21-FT. KEN Call 757-710-3726. nal bilge pump & gas tank, condition, ready to sail. CLASS A FISHING LI- 4 Sealed Burners, 15,000 757-710-8894. $4,000. 757-336-5256 or $1,200 Call (757) 710-2086. CRAFT - Pilot house, CENSE – $3,000 CALL BTU, self cleaning $1,000. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR 410-404-6066 (ask for Bob). 5-HP MEYERS SUB- fresh water cooled, 757-709-8854. Hoover Wind Tunnel FOR USED HOMES ’02 CATAMARAN - 18’, 75 MERSIBLE WATER V8 inboard, pocket Vacuum, bag less, rewind AND TRADE-INS!! - h.p. Mercury eng. & trailer. PUMP - Includes electrical cord. $35. 757-336-6231. Call today for evaluation: Bought new in 2002. Low drive w/galvanized COLLECTIBLES FOR 302-846-9100. box. Used less than 30 hrs trailer. $10,500. engine hours & exc. cond. $950. 442-7677 & leave msg. SALE - Toy trucks, Mari- $8,000 OBO. 331-1319 757-665-6564. lyn, Elvis, etc. 414-0429. ’79 18-FT. COBIA - 115 2 HEATERS: Norwegian h.p. Mercury, radio, depth cast iron Jotul wood burn- HOLLAND HILL finder, fish finder, safety ing stove: $500. Kerosene RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY equipment, EZ Load trail- ‘01 Shamrock Center Console– through-the-wall Monitor & er (roller type), Reduced: complete new engine with less stove: $500. 665-7310 lv. msg. $2,750 OBO. 757-442-5019 than 100 hours, 5.7 liter multi-port LIKE NEW: 2 INDIAN CARDINAL VILLAGE ’90 22-FT. SEAPRO CUD- injected, fresh water cooled, out- HEAD PENNIES - $6 a New Church, VA 23415 DY CABIN - Rebuilt OMC riggers, new in 2015 Raymarine set. Call 757-442-4252. 225. 160-gal. fuel tank, chartplotter/depth finder, older 1986 HONDA BIG RED 2- & 3-BDRM mobile homes 22-ft. aluminum trailer Raymarine depth finder, Garmin 250 3-WHEELER - 1-own- rent starts at $600 per month. w/brakes (Grady White ’88 BOSTON WHALER GPS, Uniden VHF radio, anchor er, extra seat, baskets, hitch, Refrigerator/range/ clone). $10,300 REDUCED: 1988 Grady White pulpit with anchor & rode, swim service manual, good cond., 22’ Offshore Cuddy, 225 platform w/ladder, T-top with washer/dryer hook-up. $6,000. Pat-757-442-4635. perfect deer drag. 665-5348. Weekly trash pick-up, water/ ’11 CAROLINA SKIFF 258 h.p. Yamaha w/new water 20’, 225 h.p. rod holders & lights, three piece SHOWCASES! SHOW- DLV 175, Suzuki 4-stroke, pump & trailer w/new tires. Yamaha, 2 axle cockpit enclosure, triple axle sewer, lawn care are included CASES!! SHOWCASES!!! in rent. Transit Bus Service. Garmin GPS, radio, Bimini $7,500 OBO. Can be seen trailer. Ready to go. aluminum trailer in great shape, Three available. 787-4848 top, custom covers, tandem REDUCED: $25,000. $27,500. FISHER WOODSTOVE No pets. trailers, garage kept. 757- at Pasco in Exmore. REDUCED: $7,000. Contact: [email protected] for FOR SALE - $400. Call 678-7529 or 757-414-3556. 757-442-7773. Call 757-824-5748. further details. 757-710-8034. (757)824-0315

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NASSAWADOX - 2BR, We are pledged to the letter Liv./Din. area, 1BA, CAC, Pine, Oak, Walnut, Having your tree stump and spirit of Virginia’s and all appliances incl. W/D, Cherry and more for HUD’s equal opportunity $800/mo. No smoking. No sale. Rough cut or planed removed doesn’t have to get housing policies. Virginia’s pets. 1 yr. lease, 1 mo. sec. available or we saw your fair housing law makes dep., credit ck. req’d. View logs. Portable Sawmill. “hairy!” Call John C. Miller! it illegal to advertise any this apt. at shoreproperty- 757-331-4848 Tree & Stump Removal, Stone, preference, limitation or dis- rentals.com 787-7640. crimination based on race, Dry Clam Shells, Top Soil, Fill Dirt, color, religion, national Excavation, & Backhoe Work origin, sex, elderliness, Be Sure To Get Settled Garage Doors familial status or handicap. Just Call Site Work Specialist In Before the Holiday Automatic Openers This newspaper will not Stress Begins! Installation, Sales John C. Miller at 757-665-4026 knowingly accept adver- Call For Our Specials tising for real estate that & Service violates the fair hous- Accomack Manor TONY’S TREE SERVICE ing law. Our readers are Apartments COMPLETE TREE REMOVAL hereby informed that all 757-665-5848 dwellings advertised in this 14319 DEER PATH newspaper are available on TDD 711 HALLWOOD, VA 23359 an equal opportunity basis. This institution is an equal For more information about opportunity employer. 2000 Ford F450 Super Duty (757) 990-1131 Virginia’s Fair Housing Affordable Rates Power Stroke, Diesel Residential • Commercial Law or to file a fair housing Call 894-3151 7.3, V8, 5-spd. trans- FREE Estimates • Stump Grinding complaint, call the Virginia Be Sure To Get Settled mission with Morgan Stump Removal • Lot Clearing • Excavation Fair Housing Office at (804) truck body, low mileage, Licensed and Insured 367-8530. Toll-free call In Before the Holiday $16,000 OBO. Contact (888) 551-3247. For Stress Begins! PARKS PAVING Ray at 410-430-1738. TDD users, please & SEAL COATING ’99 35TH ANNIVERSARY Call For Our Specials GT MUSTANG - Profes- call the Virginia Re- Residential & Commercial 2015 HONDA CRV 4X4 Vehicles – Motorcycles lay by dialing 7-1-1. Exmore Village & sionally installed engine Do it right the first time. – 4-cyl., auto, cruise, power 9/15/11, 36-mo. warranty & ATVs & Scooters Exmore Village II Apts 28 years of experience windows & locks, exc. cond., on engine still good. $7,500. (757)442-9471 Locally owned–only serving Honda warranty, 31K mi., Good cond. 757-377-8261. 2001 KAWASAKI VUL- the Eastern Shore $16,900. 443-235-0304. 1985 MERCEDES – Good CAN 1500 - Locking bags, Real Estate TDD 711 No job too big or small This institution is an equal 1999 SATURN SL $1,600 cond., gold, $2,900. Call highway bars, water cooled. Man. trans., A/C, Traction $2,950 OBO. 757-894-8561. CENTRALLY LOCATED opportunity provider. 757-710-9600 757-787-4924. 1935 historic brick home control, ABS, Dual Air- 2003 HONDA SILVER- w/slate roof, superbly reno- bags. 4-door (757) 710-6679 WING SCOOTER 600cc vated w/ 4BR, 1 ½ baths, [email protected] - Tour pack, adj. back rest, LR, dining room, reception Storage NISSAN ROGUE SL – garage kept, tall windshield, room, hardwood and ceram- Rentals - Houses CLEAR TITLE $18,500, like new, current maint., 43K ic tile floors, dry basement immaculate, garage kept. mi., $3,000. 757-710-4835. CAPEVILLE - 3BR, 1BA, Leather seats. Bells & whis- and attic. Separate de- single-family dwelling, LR, NANDUA ’04 Harley Fat Boy Ape- tached building with brick tles. Call (757) 854-1407 hangers, Triple Exhaust, Din. Room, pantry. Avail- MINI STORAGE [email protected] floors and French door en- able soon. $900/mo. + $900/ 6,773 mi. $9,500. Call 757- try. Perfect visibility for Rt. 650, Taylor Rd., RARE 2005 SSR CHEV- ’14 Travel Trailer For Sale 709-9112 or 709-4963. sec. dep. & reference req’d. 26’ Premier Bullet Ultra Lite, home business. For rent to ROLET ROADSTER 757-331-2991. Tasley. 757-787-3059. - Hard-top convertible, 2 pull outs with awning, qualified person or Sale for DUPLEX FOR RENT - Yard/Estate $235,000. 757-678-7500. $10 Off 1st month’s rent LT-1 Corvette engine, sleeps 6, complete camp- 2BR, all appliances, W/D, black, exc. cond., special ing package, bike rack, STARTER HOME 3 BR, LR, Din. Rm., Drummond- Sales 1 BA home on .64 acre stripes. Reduced: $28,000. hitch, loaded with extras. town Rd., Central heat & 757-894-1664. Like new, see in Va. Beach, ESTATE SALE - Moore near Bloxom, needs work. air. $650/mo. + sec. dep. + Brothers, 6204 Indian Walk On Guilford Creek branch. Tools 2010 CAMARO – V6 turbo- can deliver! $26,000 Call ref. Call 757-710-2192. charged engine, under mile- 757-286-6463. Dr., off of Rt. 600, Eastville, $30,000. (757)710-5917. NEW 3BR, 2BA HOME OLIVER TILTING ARBOR VA. Sat., Nov. 17, 8 a.m.- BRAND NEW!!! 3BR, 2BA Table Saw 12-16”. Bisemeir age, garage-kept, very good $500 DEPOSIT CALL FOR cond. $12,000. 757-331-1046 4 p.m. Rain date: Nov. 18. home, ready to move into. DETAILS: 302-846-9100. fence system w/accessories. ’03 DODGE 1500 CREW- Advertising, thermometers, Located in Sussex County. Inc. 16” blade, no motor. or 609-433-9548. CAB off-road 4x4 SLT 4.7 NUEVA Casa–3 Recama- ’14 HONDA ACCORD LX rain gauges, calendars, 4 Call for details: 302-846- ras, 2 Banos Solo $500 $500 Firm. 757-787-2539: eng, new tires, brakes, up- iron beds, quilts, over 100 9100. serious only. - 4-door, 4-cyl., auto., A/C, full per/lower ball joints, rblt Deposito – Llame para los pwr., backup camera, 30K silver coins, crocks & jugs, WE BUY LAND! Call requisitos: 302-846-9100. short block 1 yr ago, very clocks, baskets, old cash Clayton Homes for more mi., exc. cond., 1 owner, war- good shape $10,000 obo. Vehicles – Cars, RVs, ranty, $14,000. 757-351-5611. registers, Red Moore’s information: 302-846-9100. Services 757-694-5332. carved ducks, hens on nest, BRAND NEW! 4BR, 2BA ’03 CHEVY VENTURE - 4 GMC 2018 FACTORY Trucks, SUVs, Parts 9-passenger van, maintained, victrola, 78 records, Coca home, ready to move into. TYLER’S TIMBER RIMS AND TIRES (From Cola items, oil lamps, local Call for details: 302-846- SERVICE, INC. 2015 NISSAN ALTIMA 186K mi., mech. safe, $1,800 Truck) – BRAND NEW, – 4-door, 4-cyl., auto., full OBO. Can be seen on Wacha- post cards, 3 tractors, ward- 9100. •Pulpwood Thinnings 20”, $1,600. 757-990-9480. robes, cedar chest, & more. •Timber Sales or Purchases power, cruise control, CD, preague Rd. 518-586-0292. ’04 F150 4X4 FORD XLT A/C, Nissan warranty, exc. ’00 MUSTANG – 150K mi. MOVING SALE - Entire Rentals - Apts. 787-7873 or 710-8425 LARIET - All options, 200K Contents of Home. Satur- SIMPSON TREE & cond., 29K mi., $12,500. New tires, brakes clutch & mi., mechanically & physi- CHINCOTEAGUE, VA – 443-235-0304. windshield-wiper motor. day, Nov. 24, and Sunday, BOBCAT SERVICE - cally sound. $7,800. Call Nov. 25, 8AM to 4 PM. DEEPHOLE RD., 2 BED- Tree trimming, removal 1947 PLYMOUTH RARE $4,300 Firm. Call 710-7571. 757-620-9042 or 757-653-0371 ROOM, 1 BATH. W/D. 2-DOOR SEDAN – Ready RUNNING BOARDS - 10680 Church Neck Road, and stump grinding. 1987 MERCEDES 300 – Machipongo, VA. $650.00 A MONTH PLUS 787-2100 or 710-8477. for restoration. $3,500 Dodge Ram pick-up 2017 & Turbo diesel, 4-door, $1,500. SEC. DEPOSIT. AVAIL- OBO. Call 787-9314 (before others Mopar OEM Running YARD SALE this Saturday, FREE ESTIMATES. 757-990-9480. Nov. 17, 8:30 to 12:30, at 19 ABLE DEC. 1ST. CALL We accept credit cards. 8 p.m.) Boards/Badged “RAM” for 443-614-0390. 1995 CHEVROLET crew cab 2500 w/brackets. North St., Onancock, next to STUDIO APT., LOWER DUMP TRUCK – 1-ton Stainless steel polished. Ask- Put your Yard Sale ad Town Hall. Many cute San- ACCOMACK - All electric, dump body, $5,000. Call ing $500. 757-787-2539 or in the Post. 5 lines/$11 tas and Christmas items. $675/mo. Contact 442-7340. 757-990-9480. 609-658-3245. 757.789.7678. November 16, 2018 • Eastern Shore Post • 43 Legal Ads & Auctions

PUBLIC HEARING Invitation to bid on all inventory from the nonexistent The Cheriton Town Council will hold a Public Hearing ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Eastern Shore Shore Circuit Horse Show Association. All on Wednesday, November 28th, 2018, at 7 p.m. The Pub- The Town of Exmore is soliciting sealed bids for the con- inventory can be viewed at 9388 Branch Lane on Decem- lic Hearing will be held in Council Chambers at 21314 struction of the Town of Exmore Water Filtration Plant and ber 1, 2018 from 9:00AM to 2:00 PM. Sealed bids will be South Bayside Road at Town Hall. Backwash Force Main Project. Bids will be received until accepted until 3PM and awarded by Sunday, December 2, December 18, 2018 at 2:00 PM (local prevailing time) at the 2018. Some items offered for bid is a 2002 Pace American Topic of Discussion: Budget Amendment to 2018-2019 Utility trailer 7X16, Jumps, mailbox, bridge, PA system, Budget Town of Exmore Council Room, 3305 Main Street, Exmore Virginia 23350, and then be opened and read aloud. All bids cones, barrels, chairs, tables & more. Contact information Any person interested should be present at the meeting. received after said time shall be returned unopened to the 757-710-5601. Handicap assistance available please call 757-331-8200 Bidder. The project scope of the Town of Exmore Water Fil- in advance. tration Plant and Backwash Force Main Project consists of the following work: Construct complete “in place” 0.33 MGD green sand water filtration plant and install a new generator, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING well pumps in existing previously drilled wells, new septic/ The Chincoteague Town Council will hold a Public holding tanks, backwash pump station, and 4,015 linear feet Hearing commencing at 7:00PM on December 3rd, 2018, of 2-inch force main with valves and appurtenances. in the Council Chambers of the Town of Chincoteague, 6150 Community Drive, Chincoteague, Virginia, to afford interested parties the opportunity to be heard or pres- Eastern Shore Mini Storage, Inc. - Auction The procedure for withdrawal of bids shall be according to Chapter 4, Title 11, Section 11-54A(i) of the Code of Virgin- ent written comments concerning the following proposed Saturday, November 24, 2018 Ordinance to vacate and relocate a property line of a re- 21012 Fairgrounds Rd., Onancock, VA ia, 1950 as amended. The bidder shall give notice in writing of his claim of right to withdraw his bid within two business corded plat of subdivision in the Town of Chincoteague, location at 10:00 A.M. Accomack County, Virginia. #O0370 in the name of Verlisha Ayers days after the conclusion of the bid opening procedure and shall submit original work papers with such notice per Vir- AN ORDINANCE TO VACATE AND RELOCATE #O0137 in the name of Danielle Booth A PART OF A RECORDED PLAT OF SUBDIVISION #O0264 in the name of Vanessa Bruce ginia Code 2.2-4330. The Owner reserves the right to waive informalities and to reject any or all bids. Unless cancelled IN THE TOWN OF CHINCOTEAGUE, ACCOMACK #O0088 in the name of Fannie Carter COUNTY, VIRGINIA. #O0180 in the name of Nowel Cobb or rejected, a responsive bid from the lowest responsible bidder shall be accepted as submitted, except in the event WHEREAS, the governing body of a municipality may #O0149 in the name of Camiri Custis vacate part of a recorded plat after the sale of a lot shown #O0070 in the name of Irving Dix Jr. that the Town determines that the bid from the lowest re- sponsible bidder exceeds available funds. In such event, on said plat pursuant to Section 15.2-2272 (2) of the Code #O0108 in the name of Carl Harris of Virginia of 1950, as amended; and, #O0195 in the name of Sakeial Jubilee the Town will determine whether to cancel or reject all bids or attempt to negotiate with the apparent low bidder to ob- WHEREAS, an Application has been filed by Osborne #O0279 in the name of Chris Kilmon F. Abbey, Jr. and Jane F. Abbey to vacate and relocate a #O0064/O073F in the name of Mary Lofland tain a contract price within available funds as authorized by Virginia Code 2.2-4318. Contract is to be awarded on a Unit part of a recorded plat of a subdivision in the Town of #O0224 in the name of Susan Mason Chincoteague entitled “Property Line Abandonment Plat #O0075 in the name of Troy Morris Price basis. Contract documents may be viewed at the fol- lowing locations: of Lots 46 & 47 ‘Pine Ridge Development’ for Osborne #O0248 in the name of Hilda Sharpe-Sturgis F. & Jane F. Abbey” dated August 11, 2018 and made by 28523 Railroad Ave., Melfa, VA Town of Exmore Draper Aden Associates Shoreline Surveyors, which plat is recorded in the Clerk’s location at 11:00 A.M. 3305 Main Street 703 Thimble Shoals Office of the Circuit Court of Accomack County, Virginia, #M0090 in the name of Natalie Downing Exmore, VA 23350 Boulevard, Suite C-2 at Plat Book 8, page 85. #M0CC1/MCC11 in the name of Stephen W. Latson (757) 442-3114 Newport News, VA 23606 WHEREAS, the basis of said vacation is that: #M0064 in the name of Sean Milner (757) 599-9800 1. The property line between Lots 46 and 47, is a #M0031 in the name of Jermaine F. Nock property line between two lots both owned by the Ap- 33229 Railroad Ave., Painter, VA plicant, Osborne F. Abbey, Jr. and Jane F. Abbey. location at 12:00 P.M. Contract Documents may be obtained from the Draper Aden Associates website: DAA.com. Click the “DAA On- 2. That the said Osborne F. Abbey, Jr. and Jane F. Ab- #P0056 in the name of Dyazhia Johnson-Rodriguez bey desire to remove the boundary line between the #P0060 in the name of Margaret Sheppard line Plan Room” link on the lower left side of your screen. This will take you to the portal; from there you can click the two lots to result in one parcel of land. #P0055 in the name of James R. Thompson THERFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUN- Cash and Carry Only “Register” tab when you are ready to register your company and view the project documents. Bidders may make their CIL OF THE TOWN OF CHINCOTEAGUE: own arrangements to print the documents. If Bidders are 1. That the division or property line between lot 46 and unable to print the documents, Draper Aden Associates can 47 as shown on the plat entitled “Property Line Aban- print a set for a cost of $125; however, the plan holder is donment Plat of Lots 46 & 47 ‘Pine Ridge Development’ still required to register on the online plan room. Bids must for Osborne F. & Jane F. Abbey” dated August 11, 2018 be accompanied by a bid guarantee as specified in the In- and made by Shoreline Surveyors, which plat is recorded structions for Bidders. A mandatory pre-bid conference will in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of Accomack be held on December 4, 2018 at 2:00 PM at the Town of County, Virginia, at Plat Book 8, page 85 be and is hereby NOTICE OF OYSTER GROUND APPLICATION Exmore Council Room, 3305 Main Street, Exmore Virginia vacated. 2. That as the result of said vacation former Lot 46 and Elyce Koppenhofer and Linnie Barr, Nancy Barr, 23350. Qualifications of bidders will be required as detailed in the Instructions for Bidders. Construction shall comply Lot 47 shall result in one (1) parcel of land known as Lot (2018142) have applied for approximately 4 -+ acres of 46A as indicated on said Plat. oyster planting ground in Nassawadox Creek situated with the requirements contained in the Virginia Erosion Control Manual latest edition. 3. That the Town Manager after the time for an appeal of in Northampton City/County and described as follows: the adoption of this Ordinance has expired, or if appealed North By: MLW, East By: Imler App #2017072, Imler the action of counsel is upheld, shall cause a copy of this App #2018020, South By: Northampton PG 3, West By: MBE/WBE firms are encouraged to bid. Contractor must com- ply with the following: the President’s Executive Order # 11246 Ordinance to be recorded in the Clerk’s Office of the Cir- Vacant, James App #2017184, Lat/Long: N37-28.9587 cuit Court of Accomack County. W75-56.2004 prohibiting discrimination in employment regarding race, color, creed, sex, or national origin; the President’s Executive Orders That the effective date of the Ordinance shall be upon adop- Send written comments or concerns to: # 12138 and 11625 regarding utilization of MBE/WBE firms; tion by the Town Council for the Town of Chincoteague. Marine Resources Commission, Engineering/Surveying the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Davis-Bacon Act, and Section Handicapped assistance available by calling 757-336- Department, 2600 Washington Ave., 3rd Floor, 436 of P. L. 113-76, American Iron and Steel. Contractor must 6519. Newport News, VA 23607 certify that they do not or will not maintain or provide for their Jim West For more specific application location information call employees any facilities that are segregated on the basis of Town Manager (757)247-2230. race, color, creed, or national origin. Town of Chincoteague 44 • Eastern Shore Post • November 16, 2018

PUBLIC NOTICE ble circle A, parcel 14. NOTICE OF OYSTER GROUND APPLICATION The Northampton County Board of Zoning Appeals will meet on Stephen C. Bunce Jr, (2018127) has applied for approxi- Tuesday, December 4, 201,8 at 12:00 p.m., in the Board Cham- EXCEPTION 2018-03: William Allen has petitioned for an mately 16 -+ acres of oyster planting ground in Hog Is- bers located at the Northampton County Administration Bulding exception of 5,680 square feet and 98 linear feet of enroach- land Bay situated in Northampton City/County and de- at 16404 Courthouse Road Eastville, VA 23347. The Board will ment into the required 100 foot Chesapeake Bay Preserva- scribed as follows: North By: Broadwater Seafood PF assemble at 9:00 a.m. in the Planning, Permitting, and Enforce- tion Area Buffer to construct a single family residence with #17670 & #20873, East By: MLW, Vacant, South By: ment Department to conduct site visits on the below properties. well and septic.The property is located at the end of Down- Vacant, West By: Vacant, Lat/Long: N37-22.7281 W75- The Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to conduct regular busi- ings Beach Drive and is zoned Agriculture/Rural Business 43.2959, Notes: Buffer existing shellplant sights when ness and public hearings on the following matters: (A/RB). The property is further desribed as Tax Map 12A, surveying double circle a, parcel A1. Send written comments or concerns to: APPEAL/EXCEPTION 2018-05: Perry Kiriakos and Jean Marine Resources Commission, Engineering/Surveying Burke have filed an application to appeal the decision of the EXCEPTION 2018-04: William Allen has petitioned for an Department, 2600 Washington Ave., 3rd Floor, Northampton County Zoning Administrator, denying them an exception of 4,893 square feet and 80 linear feet of enroach- Newport News, VA 23607 after the fact permit for the portion of a deck constructed on ment into the required 100 foot Chesapeake Bay Preserva- For more specific application location information call the rear of their principal structure that encroaches into the tion Area Buffer to construct a single family residence with (757)247-2230. Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area (CBPA) 100’ Buffer. The well and septic. The property is located at the end of Down- Burke’s were ordered to remove the portion of the deck that ings Beach Drive and is zoned Argriculture/Rural Business is not within the existing footprint and encroaching into the (A/RB). The property is further described as Tax Map 12A, Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area 100’ Buffer. The Burke’s double circle 1, parcel 1. are requesting an exception by the Board of Zoning Appeals for the portion of the deck that was ordered to be removed. EXCEPTION 2018-05: Sandra Esposito has petitioned for The property is located on Custis Tomb Drive near Capeville an exception of 900 square feet and 60 linear feet of en- FU COMPANY, INC., Trading as and is zoned Agriculture/ Rural Business (A/RB). The property roachment into the required 100 foot Chesapeake Bay Pres- Happy Buffet, 25345 Lankford Hwy., Onley, is further described as Tax Map 97, double circle A, parcel 6. ervation Area Buffer to expand her single family home. The Accomack County, Virginia 23418-2822 property is located on Mackatouces Point Road and is zoned The above establishment is applying to the APPEAL 2018-06: Johnnie and Pat Eubank have filed an Agriculture/Rural Business (A/RB). The property is further VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC application to appeal a notice of violation issued by the described as Tax Map 19, double circle A, parcel 9. BEVERAGE CONTROL (ABC) AUTHORITY Northampton County Zoning Administor. The violation was for a Wine and Beer On Premises license to sell or issued for occupying a camper on their property without Anyone interested in the above matters can attend the public manufacture alcoholic beverages. obtaining a Building Permit. The violation also includes the hearings in order to make their views known. The files may Jianbin Yang, Director placement of an accesossory structure on their property be viewed in the Northampton County Planning, Permitting NOTE: Objections to the issuance of this license must be sub- without the principal use or structure having previously been and Enforcement Department in Eastville, VA, located at mitted to ABC no later than 30 days from the publishing date established; or beginning and diligently pursing construction 16404 Courthouse Road in Eastville, VA. of the first of two required newspaper legal notices. Objections of a principal structure.The property is located on Picketts should be registered at www.abc.virginia.gov or 800-552-3200. Harbor Drive and is zoned Agriculture/Rural Business (A/ Handicapped assistance is available: Please call 757- RB). The property is further described as Tax Map 104, dou- 678-0443, extension 516, at least 48 hours in advance.

COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE PARCEL 4: ACCOMACK COUNTY All that parcel of land in Cattail Neck, All that parcel of land in Temperancev- vs. ROBERT DAVIS Metompkin District, Accomack County, ille, Accomack County, Virginia, being Pursuant to Decrees of the Circuit MAP NO. 042A2A0000035E0 Virginia, containing 50.00 acres, more or Parcel “A”, containing 0.528 acre, more or Court of the County of Accomack, Virginia 10413 Atlantic Road less. less, plat recorded in Deed Book 696, page entered in the cases specified herein, the 682. following real estate will be sold at public All that parcel of land on the Eastern PARCEL 8: ACCOMACK COUNTY auction on Tuesday, December 4, 2018, at side of the highway leading from Assa- vs. MICHAEL L. MOLINAR PARCEL 12: ACCOMACK COUNTY the Accomack County Courthouse, 23316 woman to Atlantic, South of the Village of MAP NO. 05300A0000027A0 vs. AURELIA WEAL Courthouse Avenue, Accomac, VA 23301, Atlantic, being 0.28 acre, more or less. Off Dividing Road MAP NO. 11300A0000034A0 at 12:00 p.m., to-wit: PARCEL 5: ACCOMACK COUNTY All that parcel of land in Cattail Neck, All that parcel of land in Accomack PARCEL 1: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs. CRAIG M. HASTINGS Metompkin District, Accomack County, County, Virginia, containing 1.00 acre, vs. JAMES BONNEVILLE MAP NO. 093C3A0000009C0 Virginia, containing 15.00 acres, more or more or less, on the Locustmount – MAP NO. 01100A000004600 26073 E. Main Street less. Wachapreague Road. 5363 Holland Road All that parcel of land in the Town of PARCEL 9: ACCOMACK COUNTY PARCEL 13: ACCOMACK COUNTY All that parcel of land near the Village Onley, Lee District, Accomack County, vs. MICHAEL L. MOLINAR vs. RENELDA K. WHITE of Miona, Atlantic District, Accomack Virginia, the herein lot adjoins Parcel No. Map No. 05300A000000600 MAP NO. 109A001000008B0 County, Virginia, containing 0.50 acre, 1 as shown on a certain plat recorded in Off Cattail Road Off Boston Road more or less. Plat Book 22, page 34. All that parcel of land in Cattail Neck, All that parcel of land near Pennyville, PARCEL 2: ACCOMACK COUNTY PARCEL 6: ACCOMACK COUNTY Metompkin District, Accomack County, Accomack County, Virginia, being part of vs. JOHN S. CONROY vs. KENNETH B. JOHNSON Virginia, containing 85.00 acres, more or Lot 8, containing 0.70 acre, more or less, Map no. 030A60900004000 MAP NO. 04200A0000002A0 less. recorded in Plat Book 11, page 6. 6314 Highland Park Drive 31032 Greta Road PARCEL 10: ACCOMACK COUNTY The terms of sale require a deposit of All that parcel of land on Chincoteague All that parcel of land on Route 703 vs. MICHAEL L. MOLINAR 25% of the bid price with the balance due Island, Accomack County, Virginia, being between U.S. 13 and the Village of Atlan- MAP NO. 05300A000000800 in ten days. Lot No. 40, recorded in Plat Book 8, page 29. tic, Atlantic District, Accomack County, On Cattail Road Additional terms will be announced at Virginia, bounded North by Route 703 for the sale. 164 ft., more or less; East by Linda Daisy All that parcel of land in Cattail Neck, Each sale shall be subject to confirma- PARCEL 3: ACCOMACK COUNTY Robins; South by the woodland belonging Metompkin District, Accomack County, tion by the Court. vs. ELIZABETH S. CRIPPEN to Lewis Lumber and Piling Company, Virginia, containing 4.00 acres, more or MAP NO. 02500A0000094A0 Inc.; West by Mary Brown. less. JAMES W. ELLIOTT 28090 Withams Road Special Commissioner PARCEL 7: ACCOMACK COUNTY PARCEL 11: ACCOMACK COUNTY 7100 U. S. Route 17 All that parcel of land on Route 703, vs. MICHAEL L. MOLINAR vs. TIMOTHY L. STURGIS Yorktown, VA 23692 Near the Village of Withams, Atlantic MAP NO. 05300A0000001A0 MAP NO. 041B0A000008800 (757) 898-7000 District, Accomack County, Virginia. Off Gladding Landing Road 30218 Temperanceville Road www.vataxsale.com November 16, 2018 • Eastern Shore Post • 45

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Proud To Be a Nurse Post Shore, my family and I moved to Floyd, Va. I am prac- Dear Editor: Office Mail ticing at an outpatient clinic in Hillsville, Va. What do you think of when you think of a nurse? to say that I practice on the Eastern Shore. The next There were multiple reasons for the move including Who are nurses and what do they do? When thinking time you see a nurse, think of the incredible knowl- financial, but the main one is because we love this ar- about these questions, one may think the answers edge and qualities nurses have such as advocate, ea and wanted to move here. Please continue to make are simple, but in reality the functions of a nurse case manager, researcher, caregiver, as well as edu- your health a priority by maintaining a relationship don’t fit perfectly in a box with pretty bow on it. cator, and not just someone that helps the doctor. with a primary care provider and taking their advice. People sometimes ask me why I became a nurse. Tamaria Johnson, RN I wish you all the best! Please keep us in your prayers When I think about the question, the immediate an- New Church as you will remain in mine. Stay well! swer that comes to mind is that I like to help people. Angelica Perry, DO This desire led me into nursing practice, but through Doctor Bids Farewell Floyd, Va. the years I have learned that nursing is so much more. Dear Editor: In nursing school, students learn the mechanics of I miss my patients and friends. To them: It was my nursing. It isn’t until nurses get out in the real world great pleasure and honor to help you in your time of “They’re at the Post” that the nuances of nursing are learned. Individual need. I hope nursing practice is molded by choice of employment in some and the geographical areas in which one practices. small way I In my case, my nursing practice has been molded by have made Editor: Connie Morrison working on the Eastern Shore. There are many won- your life bet- Copy Editor: David Martin derful nurses working on the peninsula. Living in a ter. Thank Advertising Manager: Troy Justis rural area can make complex issues even more daunt- you for all Advertising Associate: Sam Sellard ing. Nurses here have to persevere, have flexibility, the kind Staff Writer/Photographer: Linda Cicoira Sports Writer/Photographer: Krystle Bono and be multifaceted. While there have been days that gestures Staff Writer: Stefanie Jackson I have felt defeated, the overwhelming sense of com- you offered Classifieds and Legals Manager: Angie H. Crutchley munity always makes practicing here worthwhile. during my Graphic Designer: Kimberly Perry Social Media Assistant: Meg Morrison Nurses can be found in many places on the Shore stay. I’m Four Corner Plaza such as schools, medical clinics, rehabilitation cen- sorry I had P.O. Box 517, Onley, VA 23418 ters, assisted living centers, hospitals, homes, the to leave. email: [email protected] health department, and out in the community. I am After six Submitted Photo Phone: 757-789-POST (7678) Fax: 757-789-7681 proud to say that I am a nurse, and even more proud years on the Dr. Angelica Perry and family 48 • Eastern Shore Post • November 16, 2018

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