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INSIDE Riverside Rehab Center Closing Correction Church News ...... Page 33 Classified/Legal Ads ...... Page 38 By Linda Cicoira Riverside made the announcement Community Notes ...... Page 36 Nearly 90 people who live at Riverside Tuesday blaming the age of the struc- e Nandua Middle School Court Postings ...... Page 9 Shore Rehabilitation Center (RSRC) ture for the closure. Recent water prob- open house for 6th grade ori- Court Records ...... Page 8 in Parksley will be forced to find new lems likely aided the decision, although Mileposts ...... Page 34 homes and 128 nurses and support staff Peter Glagola, a spokesperson for River- entation will be held Monday, Obituaries ...... Page 10 are looking for employment elsewhere side, confirmed Tuesday that they had Aug. 28, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Opinion/Letters to Editor .....Page 47 as hospital officials announced the facil- been resolved. A later announcement A table in last week’s edition in- Post Times Calendar ...... Page 37 ity, also known locally as the Parksley stated, “There have been no health is- correctly gave the open house Puzzles ...... Page 23 nursing home, will close on Oct. 21. sues due to this water situation.” date as Aug. 30. Sports ...... Page 17 Twelve other residents are expected to In a conference call with admin- Tides ...... Page 22 be discharged within the 60-day period. (Continued on Page 7) 2 • EASTERN SHORE POST • AUGUST 25, 2017 Senator Kaine Visits Shore To Hear Constituent Concerns Story and Photo by Stefanie Jackson than the individuals – even the presi- care; Kaine said he would. Fresh off a visit to Tangier Island, dent,” and that the right of the people Kevin Schwenk elaborated on the Sen. Tim Kaine met with constituents in to peaceably assemble will prevail. “national problem of teacher turnover,” Cape Charles on Aug. 17 to address a va- Cindy Diggs shared that when she which is “huge” on the Eastern Shore, riety of local concerns. lost her job after 32 years of continu- saying, “we (teachers) feel expendable Joan Prescott referred to the recent ous employment, she was able to ob- … it's horrible.” Schwenk asserted that events in Charlottesville, saying she tain health insurance through the Af- “standardized testing really inhibits was “terrified about what's going on fordable Care Act. She said her insur- teachers.” He is also “worried about lit- in America today.” er, Anthem Inc., recently informed her eracy programs being cut.” Prescott was referring to the “Unite that next year, they would no longer Kaine stated that the solution to the Right” white supremacists rally and write individual policies. teacher turnover “starts with respect.” the Aug. 12 death of Heather Heyer, a Kaine mentioned the reinsurance bill He referred to the re-write of No Child counter-protester who was killed after he and Senator Tom Carper introduced Left Behind, called the Every Student being hit by a car which a protester had in June, for which there will be congres- Succeeds Act, which passed in 2016 purposely driven into the crowd. Protest- sional hearings in September. Formally and goes into effect in the 2017-2018 ers, including Neo-Nazis and Ku Klux titled the Individual Health Insurance school year. It removes punishments Klan members, objected to the planned Marketplace Improvement Act, its infor schools that fall behind on bench- removal of a Confederate statue of Rob- tent is to use federal funds to stabilize marks. Instead, the states will redi- ert E. Lee from Emancipation Park. the health insurance marketplace and rect educational resources to programs Prescott asked Kaine how “to coun- lower premiums. Kaine said if Virginia which effectively aid school improve- teract the negativity.” participated in the Medicaid expansion, ment. The bill de-emphasizes grading Sen. Tim Kaine greets constituents Kaine responded that we are “living that would provide another solution. teachers based on student test scores, in Cape Charles last Thursday. in the stress test” of the Constitution, Al McKegg asked if Kaine would be and gives states the authority to de- celebrating its 230th anniversary this willing to work with Lamar Alexander, cide how to evaluate their teachers. the “doubling” of the number of chicken September. He believes that our Amer- a Republican senator from Tennessee, Kaine agreed that 45 years ago, when houses in Accomack, adding that poultry ican “institutions are more powerful on bi-partisan efforts to reform health- Virginia lawmakers created the compos- houses are being built up to three times ite index - a calculation which determines larger than previously. He said that how much state funding each county re- these “industrial farms” damage the ceives for education - it “really treated Chesapeake Bay and nearby beaches. OPEN HOUSE Northampton unfairly.” He assured that Kaine stated that there were three this weekend!! “robust (federal) funding for K-12” would kinds of regulations that address this be his priority in the upcoming congres- concern: local zoning ordinances, the Sat., 8/26, 11 to 1 sional “budget battle” in September. state water control board and depart- John Harlow encouraged people to ment of environmental quality, and the come out and vote on Nov. 7. Only 67 federal Clean Water Act.

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Lori Ridington, of Harborton, invited her neighbors to help themselves to a fig as they pass by.

“The free figs are from my tree that did not produce any fruit for the last two years because of bad winters,” she said. “Now the figs are coming in by the buckets, so I placed a tray on the street (Harborton Road) right in front of my house and watched walkers, joggers and folks on their bikes grab a sug- ary-sweet fig. At the end of the day, only a few were left along with some uninvited ants. Loving my neighbors, one fig at a time.”

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www.zipitdrycleaners.com Accomack County Public Schools recently put a fresh coat of paint on the Bayly Hall, which sits behind to old Accomac Primary building in 757-787- 5646 Accomac. A plaque has been ordered to place in front of the building. AUGUST 25, 2017 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 7 “We notified families of residents imme- Riverside, in consultation with Office of ~ Closing ~ (Continued From Front Page) diately on the weekend when the problem Licensing, to make the difficult decision.” istrators and media, flooding problems ardy. It is indeed unfortunate.” occurred,” the log of events noted. “River- Before these incidents, water had were also mentioned as being problem “It was a very difficult decision,” side Health Systems owns and deployed been tested monthly. “for a number of years.” Downey said during the conference call. an emergency water filtration trailer for Once the building is closed it will be “The decision to close is based on mul- The “team has done a phenomenal job kitchen needs and showering. This trailer the second Riverside structure aban- tiple building issues primarily caused in the last six weeks.” He said there is a can produce more than 30,000 gallons of doned. “We’re looking at all of our options,” by the age of [the] facility,” the prepared regulatory process of working with resi- potable water a day. We have adequate well said Downey, adding a decision about the statement said. “Unfortunately, the old dents and families “which we would do water for fire suppression and toilet flush- building’s fate has not been made. hospital [in Nassawadox] cannot be regardless.” ing. This water does not have to be potable. “Riverside is committed to the care and used because it is not licensed or built to Heckler said although there are rough- We have adequate bottled drinking water well-being of the Eastern Shore commu- code for a nursing facility.” ly 35 beds available locally, “It changes on hand. We have a ‘bath in a bag’ product nity,” Riverside administrators said in the “RSRC infrastructure has outlived each day.” The state has been asked to al- for back-up showering needs if necessary. prepared statement Tuesday. “In the eight its useful life expectancy,” said Ed Heck- low residents to take their benefits to three We are using disposable kitchen utensils, years we have served the region, we have ler, Vice President of Riverside Lifelong Maryland facilities, one in Pocomoke, Md. cups, plates and napkins that do not need recruited specialists and primary care pro- Health Division. “Our most viable alter- and two in Salisbury, Md. “We are working to be washed. Linens are washed across the viders, upgraded and installed new medi- native is to close the facility,” he continued. on and hope to encourage the state,” Heck- bay at a healthcare-specific laundry con- cal and information technologies and most “Our top priority is to ensure the safe ler also said. “Some patients could benefit sortium, as is our normal process.” recently opened the new Riverside Shore and appropriate transition of our resi- from home health or hospice … It’s being On Aug. 16, “an electrical surge cause Memorial Hospital and Cancer Center. We dents,” said Bill Downey, President and worked with each family.” by lightning required a fire panel to be are prepared to help support our residents CEO of Riverside Health System. “We “The building is very old, very dated. replaced. Heavy rains again caused sig- and their loved ones within other Riverside also are committed to providing our It had a severe water problem that we nificant leakage to the roof and infra- facilities as well as working with our Shore team members support in this transi- worked through,” Downey said. “Flooding structure.” The next day, “We received community partners. Riverside will contin- tion.” Downey continued. issues, it was struck by lightning, which notification from the Virginia Depart- ue its commitment both on the Shore and Administrators said they are help- involved our fire panel. It was in the best ment Health Office of Drinking Water in the region to support the long-term care ing workers find employment either interest of the residents to close that anti- that we received two negative results needs of the community.” within the company or elsewhere. “Sup- quated facility.” to water testing and well water could be Accomack supervisors have called a port will also be provided for resume Riverside recorded in a log that on July safely used. Despite now a functioning special meeting to discuss the closing. writing and job interviewing skills.” In 16, “There was a Parksley area power fluc- well, the ongoing infrastructure issues It is scheduled for Monday at 5 p.m. at the conference call, it was stated that tuation. RSRC is on 3-phase power, and due to age of the facility have caused Metompkin Elementary. locally Riverside has between 25 and when the power restored to normal, one of 30 openings. Moving costs will be paid the three phases was lost. The partial loss by Riverside for those who take jobs at of power meant that the well pump contin- the company’s other locations. ued to run on reduced power, and combined “I am both shocked and disappointed with a power surge. When the phase was with Riverside’s decision to cease opera- restored, the pump motor burned out. We tions of the Riverside Shore Rehabilita- replaced the pump, flushed the system and tion Center,” Accomack County Admin- chlorinated the water, restoring water to istrator Mike Mason said in a prepared the building at 3 p.m.” that day. “To assure statement Tuesday afternoon. “It cer- that the water is potable, regulations state tainly leaves a vacuum in the community we must have two tests negative for con- that I hope will be filled in the near fu- taminants, 24 hours apart.” ture by other providers of long-term care On July 17, the health department “in- services. My immediate concern is for the spected the water situation and confirmed residents that call the center home and that we were doing everything properly. the impact … relocation will have on We have cleaned and chlorinated repeat- them and their families, not to mention edly; we have contracted with several lo- the Riverside employees that may lose cal and regional resources for assistance; their jobs. It’s a bad situation all around.” we have been working with the Virginia Chairman Robert Crockett of the Ac- Department of Health (VDH) Office of comack Board of Supervisors had a simi- Drinking Water and a water specialist. lar prepared comment. “I am disappoint- Tests continue to come back positive for ed with the decision to close Riverside total coliform, which is a naturally occur- 757-665-6225 Rehabilitation Center. Long term care ring bacteria in soil. Tests have been nega- for those in need is not by choice but a tive for e.coli and fecal coliform.” necessity, and to lose one of only four On July 30 and 31, “We did a 24-hour such facilities on the Eastern Shore … disinfection of the well and have sent ini- will have a tremendous impact. Not only tial samples to two different labs for test- will it impact the residents who rely on ing. We continue to follow the guidance of the center's services, it is an impact to VDH and water specialists to restore full the employees … whose jobs are in jeop- water function as soon as possible.” 8 • EASTERN SHORE POST • AUGUST 25, 2017 Hinkle-Sheppard For $7,148 •From Karen Horseman •From Mark Carey Lot 72, Unit 3, Trails End •From Allen and Kimberly Mumford To Dennis Bugar To William and Deborah Campbell For $19,100 To Thomas McNabb 9587 Atlantic Rd., Atlantic 2 tracts, Silver Beach, Occohannock •From Liesel McCurry Lot 106, Unit 3, Trails End For $42,000 Neck To Kenneth and Arlene Thom For $20,000 •From United Guaranty Residen- For $75,000 Lot 137, Unit 3, Trails End •From James and Crystal Parks tial Insurance Co. •From Frasier and Hattierene For $3,000 To Daniel Matthews •From Edward Dulcie, Teresa Brickhouse •From Douglas and Patricia Lashmit 24414 Maxwell St., Parksley Anderson, Carl Dulcie Jr. To Janet Cypress To Andrew Founds For $176,000 To Thomas and Debra Conklin 1 acre, The Forks, near Eastville Lot 148, Unit 2, Trails End •From Steven and Anna Harrison Lot in Exmore For $89,000 For $13,900 To William Fox II For $31,800 •From Cheryl Vichness and Gary •From Ralph Welsh and Ruth Estes Lot 2, Chincoteague •From Noel and Doris Galen Schuman •From Kristine Heine To Bale Enterprises LLC For $176,000 To Charles and Rosa Jones To James and Kimberly Granger To Michael Giannico 33517 Chincoteague Rd., Wallops Island •From Brooks Yeager and 2 parcels, Wilsonia Neck Lots 152 and 153, Jefferson Ave- Lot 4, Assawoman Drive, Bloxom For $110,000 Cynthia Shogan For $200,000 nue, Cape Charles For $45,000 •From Molly Bergamo and To Gary Gard •From Catherine Nottingham For $95,000 •From Mary Pulley Robert Bendzyn 3180 Main St., Chincoteague To Gia Owens •From Vanderbilt Mortgage and To Donald and Kristin Fitch To Peter and Diane Fassbender For $250,000 Lot 499, Randolph Ave., Cape Charles Finance Inc. Lot 32, Unit 3, Trails End Lot 1433, Section 3, Captain’s Cove •From Kevin and Mark Greenley For $265,000 To Rogelio Garcia For $8,500 For $30,000 To Paul and Jacquelyn Tintle •From Cheriton Automotive LLC Lot at Jamesville, 0.29 acres •From Sylvia Croft •From Paula McCoach 9593 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic To Paul Yates For $90,000 To James Evans To James and Delourse Best For $105,000 Lots 7, 8, and part of lot 6, Cheriton •From John Lecato Jr. and Real estate near Parksley Lot 123, Section 9, Captain’s Cove •From Eric and Donna Gilley For $101,000 Lynette Lecato For $100,000 For $997 To David and Mary Rommel •From Virginia Eastern Shore Econom- To Gregory and Sheila Deyoung •From RKL Mortgage Corp. •From Harold and Amy Armstrong 37451 Sailors’ Ct., Greenbackville ic Empowerment and Housing Corp. Various parcels at Exmore To Ilmer Escalannte-Perez To Gregory Addison For $270,000 To Ace Acquisitions LLC For $89,000 24124 Anns Cove Rd., Bloxom Lot 41, Section 5, Captain’s Cove •From Howard and Margaret Lot 24, Eastville •From Duane Simpson For $16,500 For $500 Smentkowski For $20,000 To Anthony and Samantha Jette •From Craig Tronti and Helen •From Robert and Patrick Hoban To Brian and Charlynn Arnold •From Virginia Eastern Shore Econom- Lot 26, Kings Creek Landing, near Weller To Walter and Michelle White 7174 Mason Ln., Chincoteague ic Empowerment and Housing Corp. Cape Charles To John and Susan Flaherty Lot 369C, Unit 2, Trails End For $110,346 To Ace Custis Enterprises Inc. For $445,000 Lot 174, Section 1, Captain’s Cove For $10,000 •From Terry and Tracy McCoy Lot 27, 1/2 acre, Eastville •From Edward Dulcie, Teresa For $181,000 •From Edward and Jennifer Oldham To John Custis, trustee For $20,000 Anderson, Carl Dulcie Jr. •From William and Barbara Henry To Jeffrey Eberly Trails End parcel in Horntown •From Troy and Kathleen Sow- To Debra and Thomas Conklin III To Naomi Yenser 8457 Bobby’s Ln., Saxis For $45,000 ers, trustees Lot in Exmore Lot 429, Unit 1, Swan Drive, For $20,000 •From Phillip Ettinger and To Paul and Donna Horrox For $31,800 near Horntown •From David and Catherine Easmunt James Stevens Lot 52, Bay Creek, Cape Charles •From Noel and Doris Galen For $5,500 To Evan and Christine Katz To Stephen and Judith Tadge For $235,000 To Charles and Rosa Jones •From Cathy Jo Dement Lot 150, Chincoteague Bay Trails 7229 Oak Ridge Pl., Chincoteague •From Gary Kaiser and Iliana 2 parcels, Wilsonia Neck To Nancy Lister End For $69,800 Bouneva For $200,000 Lot 136, Unit 2, Trails End For $53,710 •From Lynne Browne and Terry Melius To Gilbert and Angela Nolte •From Catherine Nottingham For $12,500 •From Dewey and Timothy Tarr To John Pinizzotto and Angelene Lot 34, Bay Creek, Cape Charles To Gia Owens •From Selene Finance LP To James and Wendy Neel Curley For $90,000 Lot 499, Randolph Ave., Cape Charles To Alvin and Carmel Justis 4316 and 4320 Main St., Chincoteague Lot 4, Unit 3, Trails End •From Timothy Dixon For $265,000 31231 Nocks Landing Rd., Atlantic For $437,000 For $13,700 To Frank Guite Jr. and Denise •From Cheriton Automotive LLC For $62,480 •From James W. Elliott, special •From Harry Williams Roberts-Guite To Paul Yates •From HSBC Bank USA commissioner To Richard and Donna Juratovac Lot S3, Townfield Acres, near Cheriton Lots 7, 8, and part of lot 6, Cheriton To 14 Carat Goals LLC To Elwood Dennis and Donald Wright 6088 Slipper Shell Dr., Horntown For $20,000 For $101,000 Craddockville parcel 28548 Saxis Rd., Temperanceville For $7,500 •From Melissa Ruhan, E. Farrow •From Virginia Eastern Shore For $40,009 For $5,500 •From Randall and Mary Jenkins Ochsner, and Mary Ochsner From John and Monica Bridgforth •From Sharon Siggers and •From Frances and David Smith To East Island LLC To James Bailey To David Dempster Emma Mills To David and Abby Gruber 7815 Eastside Rd., Chincoteague Lot 43, Exmore Lot 41, Watersons Point at Tower Hill To Juan Godoy 3632 Ridge Rd., Chincoteague For $270,000 For $3,000 For $400,100 19256 Mirina Rd., Greenbush For $125,000 •From Susan Olmsted •From Kimberly and Frank Daly •From Tollie and Cynthia Haynes For $17,000 •From Mary Young To Terry Swain To Susan Carrigan To Richard Gonzales •From Susannah Warner To Dennis and Carrie Williams 45 Ames St., Onancock Lot 461, Cape Charles Lot at Willis Wharf known as Terry Lane To Jonathan and Tami Barbee 16731 Metompkin Rd., Nelsonia For $455,000 For $310,000 For $130,000 Lot 3, Onancock For $15,000 •From Steve Curran •From Dawn Smith •From Lakeview Loan Servicing LLC For $108,000 •From Diane Holdorff To Brian Broadwater To David and Sandra Pierce To HUD •From Michele Dworkowski- Golden To Thomas Holdorff 22426 Saxis Rd., Temperanceville Lot in Cape Charles 4263 Mildreds Ln., Cape Charles To Craig Shepherd and Arletta 19368 Main St., Melfa For $5,600 For $67,000 For $70,872.02 AUGUST 25, 2017 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 9

ESH dent with all but a month each sus- on good behavior for two years and FR pended for a total of nine months nine months. SEAFOOD Court Postings to serve. By Linda Cicoira Laura Mackie of Onley said she Lynchburg Man Cape Center was driving north with her young Sentenced On Drug Charges 26507 Lankford Hwy. Cape Charles daughter on Lankford Highway Accomack Circuit Court email: [email protected] near the former Central High School James Elliott Murphy, 26, of 757-331-1541 Sentences and convictions were hand- when she was hit in the rear and Pierce Street in Lynchburg, Va., ed down in Accomack Circuit Court last then sideswiped by another vehicle. was sentenced to five years in pris- Dinner Specials Thursday just after press time. She said she called 9-1-1 and then on each for two counts of possession Week of Aug. 26 - Sept. 1, 2017 Nakai Orlando Kellam, 41, of followed the vehicle for about 10 of a Schedule I or II drug. All but Spruce Street in Melfa, pleaded miles. Coston was stopped by police, 18 months was suspended. The inci- Saturday guilty to possession with intent to in Onley, near the overpass. The in- dents occurred in June 2016. 4 Battered Fried Jumbo Shrimp $1299 distribute cocaine on Jan. 12, 2016. cidents occurred Feb. 28. Felony Charges Sunday A presentence report was ordered. Andrew Raphael Rodriguez, of 49 Unsecured bond of $3,000 was Groton Town Road in Hallwood, Lunch: 3 Pc. Fried Chicken $9 for Stolen Property 99 continued. pleaded guilty to possession of a fire- Dinner: Chicken Parmesan $9 John Michael Lyons, of Stockton arm by a felon in connection with a An Exmore man was charged last Monday Avenue in Greenbackville, was giv- Jan. 14, incident. A presentence re- week with a felony, according to re- 4 Pc. Baked Chicken $1099 en a suspended 30-day sentence for port was ordered. He was remanded cords ﬁled in Northampton General Tuesday possession of marijuana on April 7. to jail. District Court. Fresh Roasted Turkey Platter $1099 Kiara S. Coston, of Exmore, was Steven Kindle Morton, 34, of De- Alexus Dajunay Kellam, age un- sentenced to three years in pris- wald Circle in Newport News, plead- available, of Exmore, is accused of Wednesday on for a third offense of DUI in a ed guilty to stealing property be- receiving stolen property on Aug. Beer Battered Fish & Chips $1299

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Education and teaching certificate. Teach- Arrangements were made by the your favorite veteran’s organization. ing became Mr. Barber’s chosen profession Williams-Parksley Funeral Home. Please visit Mr. McGann’s life memo- OBITUARIES and career, and his first assignments in- rial webpage and sign his online guest volved middle and high school science. Edward C.J. McGann Sr. book at www.parsellfuneralhomes.com Will Albert Barber Jr. In his later years, Mr. Barber found Mr. Edward C.J. McGann Sr., 86, Mr. Will Albert Barber Jr., 71, his true calling in teaching elemen- of Harbeson, Del., formerly of Parks- Anita Elga Tate a retired school teacher, passed away tary and middle school special educa- ley, passed away at Atlantic Shores Re- Mrs. Anita Elga Tate, 68, wife Aug. 13, 2017, after a courageous bat- tion, specifically for gifted children. His habilitation and of Raymond S. Tate and a resident tle with a debilitating illness he had teaching career spanned assignments at Health Center on of Belle Haven, passed away Tues- fought for sever- Northampton High School, three middle Saturday, Aug. 12, day, Aug. 15, 2017, at her residence. al years. Mr. Bar- schools in New South Wales, Australia, 2017. He was born A native of Chi- ber was the son of and the Bureau of Indian (Navajo) Ed- in April 1931 in cago, she was the Will Albert Barber ucation in Arizona. More recently, for New York, N.Y. He daughter of the and Jane T. Bar- more than 20 years and prior to his re- was the son of the late Valerijs Ja- ber, of Accomac, tirement, he worked with gifted children late Thomas and nuskevics and who preceded him in the Palmer-Mat-Su area in Alaska. Katherine (Rod- the late Ina Ef- in death, as did his Mr. Barber enjoyed running, cross coun- den) McGann. Mr. McGann ferts Januskevics. sister, Billie Jane try skiing, and most of all, reading. Mr. McGann She earned mas- Winston, of St. Pe- Mr. Barber Survivors include his son, Joshua; graduated from Cardinal Hayes High ter’s degrees from tersburg, Fla. Mr. his brother, Tom; and numerous nieces School in the Bronx, N.Y., and attended the University of Mrs. Tate Barber was a member of Drummond- and nephews. Shelton College in New Jersey. Illinois and the town United Methodist Church. A private graveside service was held Although much of his working life was University of Texas. She was a retired He grew up in Accomac and attended at the Edgehill Cemetery on Aug. 24, spent as an accountant, Mr. McGann met librarian from Texas and member of Accomac Primary School and Onancock 2017, with Rev. William Greer officiating. the love of his life, Dolores, while he was U.S. Latvian organizations. High School, graduating from the latter Memorial contributions may be working for the FBI in New York. They In addition to her loving husband, in 1968. He attended the College of Wil- made to Drummondtown United were married in 1952. Their marriage she is survived by a brother, John El- liam & Mary, and after graduation, served Methodist Church, P.O. Box 267, Ac- lasted until her death 64 years later. guts, and a sister, Anna Krummrich. his country in the U.S. Army. Following his comac, VA 23301. Mr. McGann served in the Army Funeral services will be conducted discharge from the Army, he returned to Memory tributes may be shared with the during the Korean War years. He was at a later date in Riga, Latvia. William & Mary, obtaining his Master of family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com part of the Signal Corps, stationed in Online condolences may be sent to the France. He was a proud lifetime mem- family at www.doughtyfuneralhome.com ber of VFW Post #2385, in Gratz, Pa. Arrangements were made by He was a good husband, a loving fa- Doughty Funeral Home in Exmore. ther and a generous friend. He was loved by more people then he knew and will be Emma Sue Hubbard Taylor missed more than he could ever believe. Mrs. Emma Sue Hubbard Taylor, In addition to his parents, Mr. McGann 87, wife of the late V. Deitrick Taylor was preceded in death by his brother, Jr., of Onley, and a former longtime Thomas, his sister, Theresa, and his wife, resident of Park- Dolores (Collins). He is survived by his sley, passed away sister, Helen Kanyock; and his children, on Tuesday, Aug. Mary McGann (Linda Rosenbluth), of 22, 2017, at Arca- Harbeson, Del., James McGann, of Mill- dia Nursing Cen- ersburg, Pa., Ellen Johnson (Terry), of ter in Parksley. Mears, Edward McGann Jr., of Etters, Pa., Born September and Catherine McGann, of Orlando, Fla. 18, 1929, in Melfa, Mr. McGann also leaves behind six grand- she was a daugh- children, 11 great-grandchildren and a ter of the late An- Mrs. Taylor great-great-grandchild. He was loved and drew Joseph Hub- will be missed by his many nieces and bard and Margaret Mathias Hubbard. nephews who live across the country. Mrs. Taylor attended Longwood College, All services will be private. Arrange- graduated from Norfolk Business Col- ments are being handled by Parsell lege, and retired in 1991 from Accomack- Funeral Homes & Crematorium, At- Northampton Electric Cooperative follow- kins-Lodge Chapel, Lewes, Del. ing many years of service. Memorial contributions may be Survivors include her two daugh- made to Vitas Hospice, 20773 Profes- ters, Susan Taylor Savage and hus- sional Park Blvd., Suite 200, George- band, Dennis, of Modest Town, and town, DE 19947. Or, if preferred, send Judith Taylor Oldmixon and husband, an extra donation in his memory to John, of Long Valley, N.J.; five grand- AUGUST 25, 2017 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 11 children, Benjamin E. Willis, Sara D. Christmas baby, Ms. Taylor had a sin- the family for more information. play hide and seek. They always had spe- Willis, Lindsay T. Sawey, Emma L. cere love for the holiday season. She In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- cial mail that involved treasures. Her fam- Horsfield, and John R. Oldmixon; elev- was an avid crafter and sewer, and she tions can be made to DASH Rescue, 2110 ily will miss her greatly. en great-grandchildren, Emma, Eason, enjoyed jazz and Bypass Rd., Pocomoke City, MD 21851. Mrs. Tillman is survived by one daugh- and Annie Willis, Hudson Yokem, No- classical music. ter, Nancy Tillman Fox (Tom); three lan, Jensen, and Wesley Sawey, Jack Ms. Taylor is Doris North Tillman grandchildren, Shannon Fox Edwards and Charles Horsfield, and John and survived by a son, Mrs. Doris North Tillman, 94, wife (Drew), Emily Fox Purvis (Michael) and Reese Oldmixon; a sister, Dorothy Calvin Bull Jr., of of the late Benjamin Ryan Tillman and Benjamin Thomas Fox (Ashley); five Hubbard Milliner, of Onley; and a sis- Washington, D.C.; a resident of Onancock, died peacefully great-grandchildren, Lily Edwards, Ava ter-in-law, Zilpha Jones, of Florida. a daughter, Aar- at Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital Purvis, Jackson Edwards, Carter Fox and Following her wishes, a private fam- on Pennell Ad- on Friday, Aug. 18, 2017. Born in Night’s Eli Fox; and several nieces and nephews. ily service will be held. kins (Phillip); two Station, Fla., she was the daughter of the A graveside service was held on Aug. Memorial donations may be made to granddaughters, Ms. Taylor late Perry and Viola North. She was a 22, 2017, at the Albert G. Horton Jr. the Parksley Volunteer Fire Company, Marian (Bekki) member of St. Charles Catholic Church Memorial Veterans Cemetery in Suf- P.O. Box 14, Parksley, VA 23421. Adkins and Virginia (Cari) Adkins, all and enjoyed quilting with the Johnson’s folk, with the Rev. Daniel Lee Crockett Memory tributes may be shared with the from Pocomoke City; special friend, United Methodist Church quilters. officiating. family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com Johnnie Crockett, of Parksley; three Mrs. Tillman was affectionately known Memorial contributions may be Arrangements were made by the sisters, Phyliss Taylor, of Salisbury, as Granny to her grandchildren and great- made to St. Charles Catholic Church, Williams-Parksley Funeral Home. Claudine Shertenlieb, of New Church, grandchildren. She loved her family and 545 Randolph Ave., Cape Charles, and Bonnie Sue Jones, of Sanford; a was very close with her three grandchil- VA. 23310. Rose Lee Taylor brother, Elmer Taylor Jr., of Oak Hall; dren although she lived far away during Online condolences may be sent to Ms. Rose Lee Taylor, 63, of Parks- and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins their childhood. She spent many weeks in the family at foxandjamesfh.com Ar- ley, passed away peacefully on Aug. 21, and close friends. Virginia attending sporting events, school rangements by Fox and James Funeral 2017, surrounded by her loved ones at Other than her parents, she was assemblies, graduations and weddings. Home in Eastville. Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital in preceded in death by two sisters, Pat She exhibited great patience through all Onancock. Holden and Maxaine Ervin; and a stages of her grandchildren’s lives. Her Born on Dec. 25, 1953, in New brother, Gary Taylor. great-grandchildren remember her as the Obituaries can be faxed Church, she was the daughter of the A family gathering will be held on best back scratcher, a best friend, bingo to 789-7681 or emailed to late Elmer and Margaret Taylor. As a Sunday at Red Hills. Please contact expert, card player and one that loved to [email protected]

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There will be doctor surveys we need support and education for fami- ern Shore Community Services Board school kid was taken out of school af- and a safe drug storage program for lies so they know what to expect, how to (ESCSB) recently to help prevent opi- ter being jumped for walking into a re- patients in hospice or in other circum- support … they need to realize that re- oid addiction, but the area got no mon- stroom during a drug sale,” the officers’ stances. A television program with live lapse is part of recovery, so don’t give up.” ey to fund rehabilitation needs or for comment block stated. “Schools are not phones for the community will also be Police said the chances of getting treatment medication despite a high good environments and there is a com- held to let Shore residents know more caught are “high.” They added, “First time death rate per capita for overdoses. mon understanding not to go into bath- about treatment and other services. distributors are only slapped on the wrist A local 2016 study, required for the rooms between classes. Kids know who’s “We’ve got a lot in the works,” Bulin … (and) dealers see no consequences.” money, includes information likely to doing what drug. Pot is in regular use.” said. “I’m hopeful that the money will General population group members said shock parents and other residents with “More school personnel” should have be provided again. We’ll be reporting the chance of getting caught is “miniscule. addiction rates being highest for those seen the film, “Chasing the Dragon,” a doc- back to Behavioral Health … We cer- Only if they are careless. This is a rural ar- in the 16 to 24 age group and police and umentary about the life of an addict aimed tainly would want treatment funds.” ea. There are plenty of places to hide.” other focus group members speaking out at educating students and young adults “There tends to be a trend from what The officers said, “People doctor- about drug abuse on the Shore, includ- about the dangers of addiction. It was is available in their home medicine cabi- shop and cross state lines for prescrip- ing bad situations at local high schools. shown for free locally, the comments con- net,” a focus group block stated in the study. tions. … Doctors are starting to put a Meanwhile, Kelly Hill Bulin, director tinued. “We need to start talking in [the] “Thirty percent use on the Eastern Shore halt to that. … Indigent care is where of program development, planning and community,” according to a police comment. according to (the) state police because of its we’ve seen the highest number of pre- prevention at ESCSB, discussed new “We see obituaries for young kids but the availability. After being cut off from pain scriptions for pain meds.” outreach plans for prevention. She said cause of death isn’t listed. People only know killers, they seek street drugs. Heroin is The others stated, people get “large Tuesday, 32 overdose deaths occurred it was drug related after the fact. We need readily available and cheaper, reasonably prescriptions filled. Party houses where on the Shore between 2007 and 2015. to talk early. This is everyone’s problem — easy to find, usually is the last drug after the adults give it to their kids and sell The majority, 27, were in Accomack. not just law enforcement and clinical pro- marijuana and others. The use comes from it (and) kids stealing their parents pre- About 75 percent of those deaths “were viders. We need to get the community in- feeding the addiction not the desire to use scribed medications” were also cited. the result of more than one opioid being terested in the issue through awareness heroin, which is highly addictive.” All of the participants said they had used,” said Bulin, explaining the vic- and education. Parents aren’t interested in Officers said sometimes getting encountered youth from 14 to 24 years tims used heroin and fentanyl or heroin their kids’ education. How can we get them charged with a crime is the only way to old misusing alcohol, heroin, prescrip- and other prescription drugs. involved in kids’ lives?” get treatment. “This is a vicious cycle of tion drugs and marijuana on the Shore. The number of people seeking treat- In 1996, Community Partners of the getting arrested and getting clean, then Law enforcement identified the mis- ment at the services board doubled Eastern Shore (CPES) was formed by being released and using again.” The key, used substances as alcohol, heroin, from 2015 to 2016, she said. Of about more than 20 local organizations. It 1,000 people seeking treatment, half works to solve regional issues by pool- were between 16 and 24 years old. ing resources, doing research projects to And neither of the figures are total- identify service gaps and by obtaining ly accurate because some “deaths get funding. Since then, ESCSB has been dropped off at the emergency room here offering community programs, out- or in Maryland,” Bulin said. “If they are reach, treatment and educational activ- dead on arrival, the family doesn’t nec- ities. By implementing interventions essarily have to surrender the body for within the schools and the community, an autopsy. If it appears they have died ESCSB staff is able to identify and ad- from a heart attack … it could have dress the risk factors … including isola- been caused by drug abuse. With an un- tion, poverty, single and teen parenting, attended death, it all depends on how it low literacy and domestic violence. gets reported to the coroner.” Bulin said the $100,000 grant will help “The families clean up,” she said. the efforts. Plans for radio shows about “They’re ashamed. They think they are homelessness, hunger, substance abuse honoring and respecting their loved and mental illness are coming up. There’s ones” by cleaning up before police arrive. a forum planned for Oct. 24 at the East- “It doesn’t help us to know how to help.” ern Shore Community College with a A successful medication for drug ad- drug task force panel and reviving train- dicts is Suboxone. “It helps them get ing “that’s open to everyone in the commu- clean,” said Bulin. “Helps them go nity,” said Bulin. Sessions will be from 3 to through withdrawal without side effects. 5 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m. with more in- It defuses the opioid response. It is expen- formation available closer to the date. sive. People with opioid addiction have an In addition, pharmacies are going illness. It (Suboxone) is not intended for to learn more about drugs, fliers are Colonial Square 13C a lifetime, but it could be,” she said, com- going to be distributed, the health de- Belle Haven paring it to insulin for a diabetic. partment and ESCSB are going to of- (757)442-3277 AUGUST 25, 2017 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 13 prescriptions and marijuana. “Heroin is $37,600. The average in Virginia is on the rise due to cheap price.” $64,900 and nationally it is $55,775. Juvenile probation stated, “Mari- The number of children from single par- juana (is) off the charts. No heroin yet. ent homes in Accomack is 40 percent, in But soon. Users getting younger and Northampton it is 46 percent, in Virginia younger. Also prescriptions.” it is 30 percent and nationally it is 33 per- Adult probation noted, “Seeing lots cent. Teen births per 1,000 from ages 15 to of heroin use.” 19 is 54 in Accomack, 55 in Northampton, Emergency room workers said, “Many 27 statewide and 24 nationally. withdrawals in ER. Youth in mid-20s, 8-9 The report listed the dropout rate deaths heroin, overdosed at 18-24 years old.” as 6 percent in Accomack, 7 percent in People in the non-officer group said Northampton, 5.3 in the state and 6.5 per- 757.336.6000 www.seasidepropertiesllc.com they know misuses include alcohol, mari- cent nationally. Adults who are older than juana, crack, tobacco, cocaine, prescription 25 without a high school diploma are 21.1 6 Custom Built Homes drugs including Adderall, heroin, psycho- percent in Accomack, 20.5 in Northamp- New Chincoteague Island Community, many upgrade options to choose tropic drugs, locally distilled moonshine, ton, 11.8 percent statewide and 13.4 per- from, base price range of $360,000 to $475,000, 1,500-2,200 Sq. Ft., 3-4 wax THC (marijuana's active ingredient) cent nationally. Adults with some college and marijuana eye drops. were listed as 43 percent in Accomack, 41 bedrooms 2+ baths, underneath parking, large lots, community pier. The two groups were also asked why percent in Northampton, 69 percent in Similar Houses people use the drugs. Virginia and 73 percent nationally. The officers said people use because In 2014, there were 495 students there is no recreation, a lack of employment listed as homeless on the Shore, or 6.4 opportunities, to escape and as a coping percent of the public school population. mechanism. There is a stigma about get- The state figure is 1.2 percent. ting help, transportation services are lim- Also, both counties rank near the ited, the Shore is on a trade route between bottom in the 2016 health ranking for Virginia Beach and Maryland, poverty, dys- the state. “Because health influences functional families, not enough preventive all aspects of life, these are important services and no detox facilities are all con- risk factors to consider when address- tributing factors. “A senior high class has ing the root causes of dysfunction.” 80 percent of the kids smoking pot, they be- The number of opiate clients served by lieve marijuana isn’t bad, need programs to the Eastern Shore Community Services find kids at risk, and the idea that prescrip- Board has risen from 47 in 2015 to 90 in tions are safe. Xanax is freely shared.” 2016. “From 2011 to 2015, the rate of sub- The other group agreed that bore- stance abuse services remained higher than dom, the poor value system, lack of recre- that of the state, indicating a higher propor- ation, escapism, lack of maturity, bad home tion of residents … need these services.” life and unemployment were the reasons. Between 2011 and 2015, the rate of ju- They also said peer pressure, group men- venile narcotics related intakes increased tality, self-medication and to help with late significantly on the … Shore from 91.22 night or intense studying were factors. to 151.97 per 100,000 juveniles. “Opiate pills seem socially acceptable Between 2014 and 2015, the number Other Exclusive Seaside Properties, LLC while heroin seems ‘dark alley,’” the of- of alcohol impaired driving deaths slight- Properties ficers’ answer block stated. “Inmates … ly decreased at all levels and then in the Has many lots and homes to are moving to heroin because it’s more following year increased in both coun- Wattsville Area-MLS #45735 available and affordable. This is a new ties while remaining the same across the Owner Agent, Price: $299,900 offer on and off the island. trend, we never used to see such use. rest of Virginia. The rate of alcohol-related Pills were entry drug. Cocaine is still in crashes between 2010 and 2015 per 1,000 use on the Eastern Shore … Even ‘good drivers is higher on the Eastern Shore and kids’ are using cocaine. Seems safe like is also higher than the rest of the state. pot was before.” The rate of suicides on the Shore was The big risk factor locally is pover- lower than that of the state in 2006 to 2008, ty, which is 20.5 percent of the popula- but began to exceed the state rate in 2009. tion in Accomack, and 23.8 percent in Since 2006, the rate of suicides with a sub- Northampton, compared to 11.5 percent stance abuse problem remained higher on statewide and 15.6 percent nationally. the Shore compared to the state rate. Sixty-four percent of Accomack children “The Eastern Shore Coalition Against Large 3+ bedroom, 4 bathroom home w/ granite Call us today to schedule your get free lunch in school. In Northamp- Domestic Violence continues to shelter counter tops, many upgrades, 2 car oversized attached ton, it is 67 percent. The state average families … despite the community denial and 12x24 detached storage building with electric, appointment to see what we have is 32 percent. Median income in Ac- that this and other social problems exist screened in porch, private setting, Geo-thermal, 8 to offer for all of your comack is $38,400; in Northampton it on the Shore,” the report stated. minutes to Chincoteague or 5 to Wallops. real estate needs. 14 • Eastern Shore Post • August 25, 2017 Low Pay, High Cost of Living Contribute to Northampton Teacher Turnover This is the second in a two-part series $35,523. Teachers with 10, 20, and 30 .4913, with a greater calculated ability pay increase of approximately 1.5 per- on Northampton teacher retention. years of experience make $38,269, to pay than some of the state's largest cent, plus an additional $20 per month $44,411, and $52,826, respectively. cities. Henrico County, with Richmond contribution toward employee health in- By Stefanie Jackson Sources of school funding are approx- as its county seat, scored .4158, Vir- surance premiums. The total budget for Money is the main reason teachers imately 10 percent federal, 45 percent ginia Beach .3925, Norfolk .2988, and 2016-2017 in the Northampton school aren't staying in Northampton County's state, and 45 percent local. Most of the Newport News .2821. district was $8,607,077. public school system, according to data federal funds supporting schools are Ti- At the local level, school districts are When ranked lowest to highest, from two teacher surveys conducted in tle I grants, allocated to school districts primarily funded by property taxes. Northampton's cost of living ranked 67 of 2016 and 2017, recently released by school based on the number of “disadvantaged Raising taxes may appear to be the easy 95 Virginia counties, placing it firmly in administration. Up to 88 percent of new students” who live there – children from answer to the county's financial woes, the top third of the most expensive coun- teachers and 74 percent of all teachers said low-income families. Title I funding is but it is not the correct answer, accord- ties in the state. Cost of living is based on they weren’t adequately compensated. intended for upgrading educational pro- ing to Northampton board of supervi- the consumer price index, which tracks According to a report from the Vir- grams, not teacher salaries, although ma- sors chairman, Spencer Murray. Raising monthly fluctuating costs of basic con- ginia Department of Education, featur- ny principals report spending the money taxes does not consider “people who live sumer goods and services, and affordable ing data from the National Education on professional development programs. on a fixed income and can't afford their housing access, which is determined by Association, the national average teach- The amount of state funds received medicine” and other necessities, Murray comparing income and housing costs. er salary was $56,610 for the 2013-2014 by each of Virginia's counties is deter- said. The board of supervisors “gives the Northampton teachers face a chal- school year, the most recent period for mined by the composite index, a figure school board every possible penny ... it's lenging financial situation, with sala- which data were available. Virginia representing each locality's “ability-to- their job to decide how to spend it,” he ries lower than average, and a cost of liv- trailed with an average teacher salary pay” for education. The composite in- continued. “My focus is on raising reve- ing higher than average. Unless federal of $49,826. Northampton County aver- dex is based 50 percent on value of real nue, not taxes,” Murray stated. and state funding and county revenue age teacher salaries were $41,427 and property, 40 percent on adjusted gross Superintendent Eddie Lawrence increase significantly, teacher raises $41,883 in fiscal years 2014 and 2015. income, and 10 percent on taxable retail confirmed that Northampton teachers will presumably remain nominal. While Northampton budgeted an 8.32 percent sales. The higher the score, the great- would receive raises for the 2017-2018 pay is a top concern for Northampton raise for its teachers in 2016, increas- er the presumed ability to pay, with a school year, but rising health insur- educators, the school board will likely ing the average salary to $45,367. First- highest possible score of .8000. Based ance costs would “wipe out” the pay in- need to consider alternative incentives year teachers in Northampton make on this calculation, Northampton scores crease. Teachers will receive a one-step to retain their services.

Submitted Photo Career Collaborators ESCC Career Pathways Program Coordinator Teresa Guy (right) and Build- ing Trades Instructor at Badger Technical Center South (Nandua High) Cur- tis Taylor collaborated on a presentation on the partnership between the two at the Virginia Association of Trade and Industrial Educators (VATIE) Con- ference in Norfolk in late July.

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Photos by Linda Cicoira Stimulation by Simulation Accomack County Public Schools division, which is fully staffed for the upcoming term, recently held a six-day “New Teacher Academy” to help recent hires become acclimated to the division and area. It included workshops, interactive presentations about classroom management and bullying prevention, and a tour of schools and communities. Local businesses donated more than $2,500 worth of merchandise and gift cards to welcome the new teachers. The photos above were taken during a poverty simulation to sensitize participants to the realities faced by low-income families and the im- plications for school achievement. At left, Rebecca Bellante, a teacher who started with the system mid-year last year, mimics a young student on the ﬁrst day of classes. “It’s not purple. Wahhhh! I want to go home!” she said. At right, ﬁrst-year teacher Tyler Warner, portrays a single father, and later says the experience gave him a deeper appreciation for what his mother went through raising him. He said he was going home to give her a big hug.

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757-787-1900 800-746-4527 16 • Eastern Shore Post • August 25, 2017 Kids’ Puzzle Page AUGUST 25, 2017 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 17 EASTERN SHORE SPORTS Varsity Football Previews Story and Photos by Krystle Bono with The Apprentice School in New- held our own,” reflects Rotkowski. Gunter was named to last season’s The month of August cues not port News, and made the 2016-17 Now led by 10 seniors, who have All-District first team as a defensive only the end of summer, but also All-District first team as an offen- all had good playing time in the back. the beginning of fall sports prac- sive and defensive lineman. past, Rotkowski explained that a The team will also be utilizing tices for many of the Eastern Shore Also leaving roster openings are few have had to re-adjust to new po- three freshmen, who will suit up teams. With the school year rapidly Daquan Bailey, who was chosen as sitions, but have more than met the with varsity for the season opener. approaching, coaches have been pre- one of three District Athletes of the challenge. Nandua finished 7-4 last season, paring for the start of the regular Year and first team running back, “Eddie Stratton and Octaveon and were 3-0 in the Eastern Shore season, which for many of our local first team tight end/wide receiver Butler have a lot of experience and District after notching two wins over varsity football teams, will debut to- Waylon White and first team defen- have taken leadership roles [as cap- Arcadia (27-14, 35-27) and one over night (Friday) on their home fields. sive linemen pick Traquan Hickman. tains.] Guys like Jaden Davis, Wil- Northampton (50-40). The Nandua Warriors lost a big Head Coach Tom Rotkowski, now liam Gunter and Casey Smith, these The Warriors will open the sea- chunk of their offensive line at the in his third season leading the War- are all seniors that have stepped up son tonight (Friday) as they host conclusion of last year’s season, with riors and fifth overall with the club, and switched positions. A lot of them the Rappahannock Raiders, who the departure of six seniors. after serving two seasons assisting are playing offense for the ﬁrst time, finished 1-9 for 2016-17, at 7 p.m. Among those was starting quar- Chris Miles, said his guys did well and they are going to be big-time ball in Onley. In last year’s debut game, terback, Kelly Reagan, who was during their two pre-season outings carriers; guys that handle the ball Nandua topped the Raiders, 16-3. named to the Eastern Shore All-Dis- last week, and says he’s bumped up well. We’ve got a veteran offensive On the Eastern Shore district trict first team last season and will five new offensive starters and sev- line led by Jacob Lloyd and Octaveon front, Nandua will again face Ar- play at the collegiate level with the en new defensive starters for the im- Butler that we like.” cadia twice and Northampton just Division III Shenandoah University pending year. Davis and Lloyd will also join once to close out the season. in Winchester, Va. “I liked the way we competed in Stratton and Butler as captains of Tevin Custis will move on to play those scrimmages; I think we really the 2017-18 team. (Continued on Page 18)

Head Coach Tom Rotkowski runs drills during an afternoon practice The Northampton Yellow Jackets varsity and junior varsity teams gath- at Nandua High School. The Warriors will host Rappahannock tonight er around ﬁrst-year Head Coach John Edney as he addresses the play- (Friday) in Onley for their season opener. ers after practice. 18 • EASTERN SHORE POST • AUGUST 25, 2017

~ Football ~ (Continued From Page 17) NORTHAMPTON NANDUA WARRIORS The Northampton Yellow Jack- we’ve been working on some things YELLOW JACKETS SCHEDULE ets look to extend on some of their so we should hopefully be a lot bet- momentum from last season’s 4-6 ter there.” SCHEDULE record. With Ty Traister passing his Edney also noted that although head coaching hat to last year’s de- there was a coaching change, every- FRIDAY, AUG. 25 fensive coordinator, John Edney, the thing else stayed consistent. 7 p.m. team is hoping to break their dry- “A lot of the guys have been in the FRIDAY, AUG. 25 Rappahannock @ Home spell this year and make a playoff weight room since January; work- 7 p.m. run for the first time since 2008. ing pretty hard. The transition from Mathews @ Home “That’s the goal [playoffs], but Ty to myself happened in June. We FRIDAY, SEPT. 1 like we’ve [the team] talked about, were a little worried about the tran- 7 p.m. every day is one rep at a time. No- sition, but it turned out to be pretty FRIDAY, SEPT. 1 Away vs. Windsor body likes to talk about things too smooth. Wasn’t a lot of changes and 7 p.m. far out,” said Edney. we are hoping – we barely missed Away vs. Northumberland The team lost five seniors, includ- playoffs last year – as a coaching FRIDAY, SEPT. 8 ing some key positions. Frederick staff and as seniors, our goal is ul- 7 p.m. Williams is one of the losses, who led timately to make playoffs, since the FRIDAY, SEPT. 8 Away vs. Arcadia the squad last year, rushing a total last time Northampton got to that 7 p.m. of 1,694 yards and scoring 24 touch- point was about nine years ago.” Surry County @ Home downs and was one of three District The Yellow Jackets will meet the FRIDAY, SEPT. 15 Athletes of the Year. Mathews Blue Devils, who clinched 7 p.m. Still in tow with the Yellow Jack- a 3-7 record in their last go-round, FRIDAY, SEPT. 15 James M. Bennett @ Home ets is returning receiver, Tamaze tonight (Friday) for their season de- 7 p.m. Brisco, now a senior, who totaled 32 but on Hamilton Field at 7 p.m., in Windsor @ Home catches for 563 yards and 11 touch- Eastville. Northampton claimed last FRIDAY, SEPT. 22 downs last season and is expected to year’s opener over Mathews, 46-35. 7 p.m. be a standout for the team this year. FRIDAY, SEPT. 22 Lancaster @ Home Also rejoining the club in his start- 7 p.m. ing position as quarterback is Devin West Point @ Home Hill, who is in his senior year as well. FRIDAY, SEPT. 29 Hill was named to the Eastern Shore 7 p.m. All-District second team as quarter- FRIDAY, SEPT. 29 Away vs. back and posted 1,284 yards and 18 7 p.m. Cambridge South Dorchester touchdowns last season. Away vs. Middlesex “We have eight seniors this year, so hopefully that will mean good FRIDAY, OCT. 6 things. 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Anglers must register prior to the Golf Tournament SPORTS SHORTS event, and all people fishing from the player, and includes greens fees, carts same boat must also be registered. Fish- The 21st annual Drive for Lit- NFL Flag Football with GPS, lunch, dinner, drinks and ing is with rod and reel or hand line only, eracy Golf Tournament will be held prizes. Hole sponsors are $300 non- and begins at 6 a.m. Anglers have to Friday, Oct. 6, at the Eastern Shore League playing and $700 with a team. present their fish to be weighed-in at the Yacht and Country Club to benefit Prizes will be given out to the first- Onancock Wharf by 5:30 p.m., and are the learners of the Eastern Shore Northampton County Parks and through fourth-place teams in two encouraged to release anything that they Literacy Council. Recreation is now officially registered flights, closest to the pin and hole-in- will not eat or enter in the event. Shot Gun Start is at 1 p.m., imme- under the NFL Flag Football League. one prizes on all par 3s. There will also Performance fishing shirts featuring diately following a buffet luncheon Participants will receive official NFL be prizes for longest drive on two holes. Thelma Peterson’s painting of a spot- starting at 11:30 a.m. The day will Flag Football jerseys, along with official Spaces will fill up fast, so mail your ted seatrout will be available. Known be wrapped up with a presentation NFL Flag Football belts. registration as soon as possible. Call 757- as “Speckle Fever,” this artwork has of prizes at the social hour following Ages 5-8, 9-12 and 13-16 will learn 678-0440 ext. 751 or 757-678-0458 for been donated by Peterson to countless the tournament. the fundamentals of football, and will more information and registration forms. conservation and organizational fund- Registration is $100/individual put their skills and talent to the test raising efforts since its creation in 1991. and $400/team. Sponsorship levels during weekend games. Practices will These shirts, as well as Bay Challenge are the Pro ($2,000 includes name be held once a week beginning Sept. 11, 27th Onancock Bay rules and registration forms, are avail- in the title and two-to-four person and games will begin Saturday, Oct. 7. able at SeaHawk Sports Center, the teams), Ace ($1,000 with team entry Don’t miss out on being a part of this na- Challenge Onancock Harbormaster’s Office, and included), Greens/ “Fore” Play ($500 tionally recognized league; registration on the Anglers Club website. sponsor lunch or social hour – fees deadline is Friday, Sept. 15, at 4 p.m. The Onancock Bay Challenge, spon- Call 757-709-8697 for more infor- paid for two golfers), “Water Hazard” The league is also looking for coach- sored by the Eastern Shore of Virginia mation, or visit the events page at ($250 beverage cart sponsor) and es. Each coach will receive one free Anglers Club, will take place on Satur- www.esanglersclub.org Hole Sponsor ($100). scholarship, and an official NFL Flag day, Sept.16. All sponsorships include signage Football gear. More than $6,500 worth of prizes will posted at the tournament and media For player registration, or for more be presented to registered participants in ACPR Flag Football & promotion. Sponsor and registration information on becoming a coach, call awards and drawings at the Onancock forms are available on our website our office at 757-678-0468. Wharf weigh-in, where there will also Tackle Football at www.shoreliteracy.org be entertainment by The Musical Chef Prizes include a new car from Bu- Johnny Mo, plus light food from Janet’s Sign-ups chanan Subaru or Midway Toyota for Northampton County General Store in Onancock. a hole-in-one, in addition to first and There is a $25 entry fee; youth ages Accomack Parks and Recreation is second place prizes for teams with Sheriff’s Office 15 and under fish for free. Adult plaques, accepting registration for flag football best net and gross scores – meaning youth trophies and gift certificates will and tackle football. Youth ages 5 – 8 four teams will win. 16th Annual Charity be awarded for the largest and second- are eligible to play flag football, and The biggest winner, of course, is largest entries in eight categories: croak- ages 9 – 11 and 12 – 14 are eligible to the non-profit Eastern Shore Literacy Golf Tournament er, spot, bluefish, flounder, gray trout, play tackle football. Council, in its 31st year of providing speckled trout, sand mullet and red drum Registration fee is $60 for flag football free literacy services to adults on the The Northampton County Sheriff’s (18 to 26 inches long.) If you happen to and $80 for tackle football. Practice will Eastern Shore. Join them for a gor- Office will hold its annual charity golf bring in the largest oyster toad, you’ll win begin on Sept. 7. Contact the Parks and geous fall day at the Country Club tournament Friday, Sept. 29, at Bay something for that, too. Recreation office if you are interested while helping to fulfill their mission. Creek Golf Club, beginning at noon. Sponsored merchandise awards, each in coaching ACPR’s youth football. All Sponsorship deadline is Sept. 8, and All proceeds will benefit the River- valued at $600, include best adult-caught volunteers and coaches are required to the registration deadline is Sept. 26. side Hospice Fund and the Randy Cus- fish, best Angler’s Club member fish and complete a criminal background check. Contact the ESLC at 757-789-1761 tis Memorial Fund. best junior angler-caught fish. For additional information, contact or [email protected] for addtional Registration deadline is Sept. 25. All participants will be entered into the Parks and Recreation office at 757- information. The fee is $440 per team/$110 per drawings for dozens of valuable fishing- 787-3900 or 757-824-0314.

SPORTS SHORTS can be emailed to [email protected] AUGUST 25, 2017 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 21 mullet (whiting). Spot catches are starting to increase off the Kipto- peke pier. Flounder fishing re- Fishing from mains inconsistent, with the bet- Fishing from ter catches coming from anglers jigging around the bridge pilings thethe Shore Shore during periods of slack tide. Upper Shore – Tex Mc- Faden, from the Onancock By Bill Hall Wharf, reported that Captain By Bill Hall Walt Charters led Pennsylvania angler Brett Dunn to a catch of As the days begin to shorten and the were being caught by anglers, as well as four keeper speckled trout mea- night time temperatures start to drop, speared by spearfishermen, on the Black- suring up to 21 inches, as well as the fishing off the Eastern Shore typi- fish Banks and the boxcars. Large black a number of rockfish while fish- cally begins to improve from its summer sea bass were coming from the Bone, the ing near the mouth of Onancock doldrums, and this year looks to be no Marine Electric and the wreck outside the Creek. exception. Parking Lot, where a couple of nice dol- Captain Matt Abell and party Photo Courtesy of the Onancock Wharf Speckled trout catches continue to in- phin (mahi mahi) have also been taken. released four large red drum Brett Dunn shows off two of the four keep- crease along the bayside creeks, and the The Kid’s Croaker Tournament at and kept a cobia on a recent trip er speckled trout that he recently caught late summer/early autumn run of red Captain Steve’s Bait & Tackle attracted a near off Nassawadox Creek. Red off Onancock with Captain Walt Charters. drum along the channel edges is well field of almost 90 participants, with Ethan drum have also shown up far- underway. The appearance of medium to Willett hanging on to first place with a ther up the middle bay in the and Virginia Saltwater Release Angler of large sized “yellow-bellied” spot should not 13.3-ounce fish and William Davis finish- vicinity of buoy #72, where bluefish in the Year. Bill is an I.G.F.A. International be too far behind. ing second with a 12-ounce fish. This is the 18- to 22-inch size are also hitting. Committee Representative and a long- Although most fisheries seemed to be the second year in a row that Willett has Speckled trout catches were reported off time member of the Virginia Saltwater below expectations this year, one notice- taken the top honors in this tournament. Tangier. Croaker catches are starting to able exception has been the lower bay co- Wachapreague – Captain Lindsay increase in size and numbers. Fishing Tournament Committee. He bia run. Cobia first appeared in early-mid Paul, of Trident Tackle, reported that is the Virginia Recreation Fishing rep- May and are still hitting with some consis- there have not been any changes in the Bill Hall was the rst Eastern Shore resi- resentative on the ASMFC Striped Bass tency. Contrary to what some governmen- flounder fishing inside the inlet. Captain dent to achieve Virginia Salt Water Mas- Management Panel and is a past recipi- tal fisheries management agencies claim, Paul repeated that a “few” fish continue ent of the CCA-VA Virginia Outdoor the cobia population seems to be in good to be caught, but they are mostly “throw- ter Angler Status. He has been named shape. Cobia and whiting (sea mullet, backs” under the 17-inch minimum size Virginia Saltwater Angler of the Year Writer Conservation Leadership Award. kingfish) catches have been the highlights limit. Offshore fishing did not sound very of the summer fishing season. encouraging either, with tuna catches de- Chincoteague – Donna Rae, at Cap- scribed as “scarce.” Recent trips to the 21 tain Bob’s Marina, reported that flounder Mile Hill have produced only catches of and croaker catches were slow on the in- false albacore. There were reports of a few side, with the best catches coming from tuna being pulled from 30 fathoms and a buoy 17 up to the town pier. Catches con- white marlin release coming from inside sisted primarily of undersized fish. Mark the Washington Canyon. Joyner caught a rare limit of flounder in Lower Shore – Chris Snook, of Chris’ Chincoteague Channel, finding keeper Bait & Tackle, reported that the shop fish in the area north of Captain Bob’s has registered red drum release citations Marina, near Daisey’s Dockside. Four-inch for fish being released from the Middle Berkley Gulp Ripple Shad Mullet in the Grounds all the way up to Nassawadox white body/chartreuse tail color pattern Creek. Spanish mackerel are hitting were the successful baits for the trip. Larg- trolled Clark spoons, as well as Stingsil- er flounder catches continue to come from vers, that have been tossed under flocks the offshore wrecks – a recent trip with of feeding birds. Croaker have been com- Captain Glen Clausen limited out with ing from the deeper water along the main the largest flounder weighing in at 6-8! channels. Anglers chumming for cobia Kingfish (whiting) catches were still are having to deal with lots of sharks and being made near the inlet. Undersized rays, but the cobia run continues. striped bass, measuring 20-21 inches, The fourth island of the Chesapeake were being caught and released around Bay Bridge-Tunnel continues to hold a the bridge pilings and just offshore of the population of spadefish and triggerfish. ocean breakers. Snapper bluefish were The area in front of Sunset Beach Inn Photo by Richie Collins also found around the Assateague Bridge. up to the concrete ships off of Kiptopeke Sean Reilly released an impressive red drum on a recent trip on the Black sea bass, triggers and flounder State Park is holding good numbers of sea Nassawadox Creek. 22 • EASTERN SHORE POST • AUGUST 25, 2017 T I D E

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It gets the week off to a ter. My father always good start. I also play poker with some friends each said, ‘You’re too light week. I don’t hunt as much as I used to since I sold for heavy work and too my cabin, but I still take a hunting trip once a year heavy for light work.’ ” with some old friends. I keep my boat at the dock and Crockett said his fa- go fishing when they’re biting. My wife says, ‘All you vorite memory of grow- do is have fun.’ The other night I was dreaming and ing up on Tangier was woke up laughing at something one of my friends listening to the stories said. She wakes up and says, ‘Why, you even have of the old men on the fun in your sleep.’” docks and in the general Crockett, renowned Eastern Shore artist best known for his watercolors Crockett also has fun when he works. “I love store. “Tangiermen are of hunting scenes, boats, and wharves, was inspired in his youth by the coming here every day,” looking over at Chamois, a great story tellers,” said stories told by the old watermen on his childhood home of Tangier. 13-year-old yellow Labrador who sleeps at his feet Crockett of an art he is well-known for today. Crockett with a touch of pride. while he paints. “People ask me when I’m going to When Crockett was in the fifth grade, his teach- Sometimes Crockett barters with his customers retire. I say, ‘Retire from what?’ ” er asked the class to put their heads on their desks rather than charges. “I’ve traded paintings for ser- and close their eyes while she read “Elegy Written in vices from doctors, lawyers, dentists, you name it.” a Country Churchyard,” a poem written by Thomas In many places, a mural by Crockett will span an Gray in 1751. entire wall. Recently, he has taken to painting scenes “I couldn’t believe someone could write those on an unfinished door, which serves as a large can- words,” said Crockett, reciting a passage from the po- vas for his work. He also works with oils and acrylics em. “I loved poetry from that day on. I took to memo- these days. rizing poetry on our trips across the bay to Crisfield A man of many interests, Crockett has held Shake- to sell what we caught.” spearean readings at local venues. “Not many people After high school, Crockett attended a bible col- have heard a Tangierman doing Shakespeare,” said lege in Columbia, S.C., and after returning to the is- Crockett with his ever-ready smile. land for a year to teach elementary school, he headed He’s also in the process of developing a book that out west to Oregon and Washington, where he was a will include his artwork and original poetry, reciting minister for seven years. “I tried to convert the hip- a poem that reflects his love of the outdoors. pies, and they liberated me,” said Crockett. Always a jokester, Crockett said with dead se- “When I knew I no longer wanted to be a minister, I riousness, “I married well,” referring to his wife had to learn a skill unless I wanted to join the rat race.” of 54 years, Iris, who runs a successful real-estate While out west, he had taken art classes from an business on the first floor of an historic Onancock older Asian man. “I was good at drawing things, but building that served as a furniture store for ma- he taught me to be an artist.” ny years. Crockett returned to the Shore but now lived They have five children, including Billy Crockett, on the mainland rather than his native Tangier. who took up carving rather than painting and has His watercolors of hunting scenes, old boats and twice finished runner-up in the Ward World Carving local wharves were in great demand by the pub- Championship and took third two other times. lic in an era when wildlife art exploded on the “He has talent, but he also loves what he does,” scene. His paintings brought unheard of prices said a proud father. at the time when auctioned at Ducks Unlimited “You have to love what you’re doing to be any banquets. He has donated to numerous non-prof- good at it,” said Crockett. “When people tell me I’ve its over the years. been blessed to have a talent, like I was chosen to do He taught art classes and produced a new wave this, I say, ‘I deserve some of the credit. You should Chamois, Crockett’s yellow lab, is his constant of wildlife artists, many of whom have prospered. see the 10 million sheets of paper I crumpled and companion while he works in his studio. “Some of them are charging more than me,” said threw away.’” August 25, 2017 • Eastern Shore Post • 27

Sea Turtle Found Christmas Eve on OLD FASHION COUNTRY AUCTION Selling from the living estate of Michael & Diane Wyatt Fisherman Island Returned to the Wild 31094 Boggs Rd., Painter, VA. Photos and Story Submitted by Humphrey spent December through Saturday, August 26, 2017 @ 10 a.m. Max Lonzanida, Special to the Post May across the bay at the Virginia Aquar- Rain Date: September 2, 2017@ 10 a.m. On last year’s cold and rainy Christ- ium’s stranding center. There, Humphrey Directions: Turn west off Rt. 13 in Keller VA., onto Rt. 180 go approx. 2 mi. Turn left on Rt. 619. mas Eve, visitors on the guided tour of was known as a picky eater, and loved to House on right. Signs will be posted from Rt. 13. Fisherman Island discovered a severely eat squid and jellyfish as opposed to her- (3) Early Oil Paintings (Christopher Engh - Oak Commode 1837 Dupont Family and & Queen Modern Sofa & Love Seat cold stunned loggerhead sea turtle on the ring. When the stranding center required Charlotte) Norfolk Butler’s Desk (Sully & Woodson) beach. Eastern Shore Master Naturalists more space in May due to an influx of (2) Paintings by Jo Neil Small Baby Grand Piano (Wm. Knabe & Co.) Bob Toner and Jack Humphreys, and Park new patients, Humphrey was transported Water Color by Mike Hoolen 5-Piece French Provincial Bedroom Suit Ranger Max Lonzanida, quickly lifted the to the non-profit Sea Turtle Recovery in Jewelry (Gold, Sterling & Others) Arm Chairs turtle from the surf and into a waiting ref- West Orange, N.J., for further care. This Madamn Alexander Dolls (Early) (3) Rope Beds uge vehicle. While waiting for the Virginia facility opened in December 2016 and is Quilts Poster Bed Aquarium’s stranding team to arrive, visi- inside Essex County’s Turtle Back Zoo. Baskets Wooden Rocker Stemware Corner Washbowl & Pitcher Stand tors named the turtle Humphrey after Jack Humphrey was one its first patients to re- Decoys (2) Wing Chairs Humphrey who helped lift the turtle from ceive long-term care. The facility provides Civil War Books & Pictures Oriental Divider Screen the surf. The rescue triggered a long recov- food, medicine, surgery, and other treat- Blue Mason Jars Cane bottom Chairs ery that would eventually span two states. ments to sick and injured sea turtles until Eastern Shore Books Queen Anne Style Dining Tables Humphrey was released back into the they can be released. Crocks & Jugs (Some & Gray) One Really Nice Country Frop Leaf Table sea on Aug. 8 on Point Pleasant Beach, N.J. Humphrey’s release came with much Brass Candle Holders Small Country Desk For the non-profit Sea Turtle Recovery, fanfare. Turtle Back Zoo held a release Copper & Pink Luster Small Round Top Trunk Oriental Bowls, Plates & Vases Modern Chest it was the first loggerhead sea turtle to be party the day before. Humphrey’s favor- Cast Iron Bank Ladder Back Chairs released after a long rehabilitation. For ite diet was increased, and a transmitter Cast Iron Tractor Old School Desk New Jersey, it was the first ever release was fitted to its carapace (shell) to track Set of Gondoliers Wine Press of a sea turtle that required long-term re- its whereabouts. On release day, hundreds Porcelain Candelabras Pair of Adirondack Chairs habilitation. For the Eastern Shore tour of people flocked to Point Pleasant beach W.H. Turner Porcelain Wooden Bench group that recovered Humphrey, it was to see Humphrey off. A segment of TLC’s Platters (5) Large Cast Iron Flower Urns the first ever rescue of a live loggerhead. show Cake Boss was filmed, and a celeb- Milk Bowls (3) Cast Iron Shoe Scrapes Oriental Sconces Cement Bird Bath For Humphrey, it was a second chance. rity cake was made in its honor. When re- Knife Box Cement Figurines Fisherman Island is host to guided lease time came, Humphrey was carried Candy Molds (3) Porcelain Oriental Garden Seats eco-tours by members of the Eastern past crowds of onlookers bearing well- Bronze Sculpture Porcelain Flower Pots Shore Master Naturalists and Park wishing signs. Many held back tears. After Collar Box 5-Piece Patio Set Rangers from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife nearly nine months of recovery, the once Shaving Mirror (3) Patio Table & Chairs Service every Saturday starting in Oc- cold-stunned Humphrey flapped its flip- Oyster Plates Cement & Brass Sundial Brass Wall Sconces Husquvarna Riding Mower tober and running through March. Log- pers and slipped into the surf to start a Set of Brass Scales (2) Weed Eaters gerhead sea turtles can grow to weigh second chance in the wild, having enjoyed (2) Old Bed Warmers (2) Leaf Blowers up to 250 pounds and can be as long as a recovery that all started on a cold Christ- Crock Foot Warmer Small Generator one meter. They are the largest hard- mas Eve on Fisherman Island. Old Brass & Copper Pots & Pans Push Mower shelled turtle, and are slightly larger Set of Gold Dinnerware Ladders (Extension & Step) than the green sea turtle and Galapa- Large Stoneware Mortar & Pedestal Masonry Stars gos turtle. They are named for their Wall Clock Garden Tools Table Lamps Hand Tools large heads, which house powerful jaw (12) Old Oriental Rugs Small Electric Tools muscles for cracking shells and catching Iver Johnson 12-Ga. Shotgun Bird Houses prey. Loggerhead can live as long as 50 (Museum Level Antique Cookware Lots, Lots, Lots & Lots of Box Lots & Other years and have the largest geographical Fire Place Trammel Items too numerous to mention. distribution of any sea turtle. The south- (3) Sets of Iron Andirons eastern Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Set of Brass Andirons Note: This is one of those auctions that do Crescent Meat Roaster (Very Rare) not come around very often anymore. So Mexico host the largest concentrations. Meat Clock (Very Rare) you do not want to miss it. There is plenty The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service clas- Brass Buckets of parking & plenty of shade. Refreshments sifies loggerheads as a threatened spe- Copper & Brass Cooking Pots & chairs will be available. Come out and cies under the Endangered Species Act, Copper Washing Machine spend the day with us. and they remain listed as an endan- Step Back Cupboard gered species under the International Wooden Baby Cradle Union for the Conservation of Nature. Check Our Website For Pictures @ countrysideauctions.com These turtles rarely come ashore, except Photo Courtesy of Sea Turtle Recovery A 5% Buyers Premium Applies to All Transactions females, which lay eggs and, as was the The loggerhead turtle, Humphrey, Auctioneer: Chester Jackson, VAAR. #377 Parksley, VA 23421 case with Humphrey, after being cold making its way to the water after be- Phone: (757)710-2318, (757)710-5185, (757)665-5672 stunned and stranded. ing released in Point Pleasant, N.J. ([email protected]) 28 • EASTERN SHORE POST • AUGUST 25, 2017

Solar Eclipse 2017 Spectators gathered at the NASA Visitor Center at Wallops Island and at the As- sateague Beach Visitor Center to get free glasses for viewing the solar eclipse Mon- day where they pledged future eye safety and had fun.

Photos by Linda Cicoira AUGUST 25, 2017 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 29

Thousands Visit NASA & Parks Service To View Eclipse Safely The lines were long for special solar glasses at NASA with some only getting one to share among their family and others getting there hours early only to learn they would have to wait for the freebies. But most seemed happy for the guidance that was being given. At Assateague the crowd was smaller, the glasses were plentiful and participants earned badges as junior rangers while learning not to look directly at the sun without the proper wear.

Upper left, eclipse watchers wait in long line to get free, specially made solar glasses. Lower left, spectators fill the auditorum to learn about the Great American Eclipse that went in totality from Oregon to South Carolina. Above, Ranger Jason Deger, of the Parks Service at Assateague, awards a badge to a youngster who learned about the next eclipse in 2024 and promised to wear the proper gear for that viewing.

Photos by Linda Cicoira 30 • EASTERN SHORE POST • AUGUST 25, 2017 Solar Eclipse 2017 Reader Photos

Photo by Adrianna Rippon Adrianna Rippon captured the eclipse in Belle Haven in the form of crescent-shaped leaf shadows. “Pretty cool alternative to watching the eclipse without the glasses,” she said.

Photo left by Judy Cashwell. Photos above and below by Kimberly Perry.

At left, multi-champion show horse and “super model” Zahn gets ready for the eclipse. Above right, Post Ad Manager Troy Justis and Toby Tomlinson, 12, of Onancock, watch the eclipse through approved viewers. Below right, Northampton reporter Stefanie Jackson gets in the action. AUGUST 25, 2017 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 31 Eclipse 2017 — Reader Photos Continued

Submitted Photos Members of the Eastern Shore Emergency Medical Corps provided sunscreen, bug repellent, tick removal kits and ﬁrst aid at the NASA Wallops Visitor Cen- ter Eclipse Event on Monday (right photo). Pictured at the eclipse selﬁe station are George Garrett, Volunteer Coordinator Ellen Archer, Anne Hall, Chris Taylor, Linda Meehan, Charlie Archer, and Steve Borgess. (Not pictured: Kaye Gaskins.) The ESMRC is made up of medical and non-medical volunteers.

More Family Medicine Expertise Meet “Dr. Dan”

Daniel C. Cochran, D.O., or “Dr. Dan” as he’s known, has joined the Riverside Shore Medical Center at Metompkin. Dr. Cochran is board- certified in family medicine and brings an experienced, holistic approach to his patients, from children to seniors.

Call 757-665-5996 to make an appointment.

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riversideonline.com/shore 32 • EASTERN SHORE POST • AUGUST 25, 2017 ‘Eastern Shore Paradise’ Saturday COMMUNITY BANKING on Organic Farm in Melfa By Linda Cicoira & Rescue has confirmed an EMS RRIVING OON N NLEY It’s an opportunity for kids to learn display. “Though unconfirmed, NA- A S I O , VA! things they may need to know in life SA may have their mobile command or on the job like how to change a center here,” Lopez said. “Also un- tire, plant crops and weld steel. confirmed is Nightingale, a rescue “Our words — integrity, courage, helicopter. They’ll be on call so they commitment and respect — that’s might not make it.” what we try to instill in youth, and it “Youth dedicate time and do the all starts with handshakes and eye work before getting to do the rock contact,” group founder “on a shoe- climb or zip line,” which “is actually string budget,” and retired Navy of- a harness. It’s very safe,” Lopez not- ficer, Patrick Lopez said Wednesday. ed. “The best way to shape our fu- The 4th Annual Eastern Shore ture is in training of real education We care about Paradise is being held from 11 a.m. and real things. Exposure to real ba- to 5 p.m. this Saturday, Aug. 26, sic functions to live.” at Eastern Shore Organic Farms, “We absolutely need to raise mon- the success of 26811 Redwood Rd. in Onley, by the ey,” he added. “We do have a lot of non-profit veteran organization, Re- community support and we are our clients and vive Warriors - Real Role Models for strictly volunteer. There are no paid Youth. And it’s free. positions.” Hundreds of boys and Discovery Flights, for those ag- girls have participated. “Right now, community. es 11 to 17, will also be available each youth would cost about $500 a starting at 9 a.m. in various types year to participate in a program. Our of planes. Those participants must foundation is absorbing all the costs register ahead by calling 757-708- … We are trying to get funding … we 3848. Space is limited. “I will go over would use the money to buy things the details and we will get them in for the kids, books, clothing, safe- line to get on a plane,” said Lopez. ty equipment, boots, so when a kid Jennifer Annis, Branch Manager, He brushed off an inquiry about his comes out to our program they will career saying, “It’s not about me, it’s be given the tools for any task from brings 25 years of banking about what we’re doing.” farming to giving presentations.” The official event will begin with The organization gave its first raising the American flag, the na- $500 scholarship in July to Walk- experience to the new Onley tional anthem and parachuters land- er Fluhart, a recent Nandua High ing on the field at 11 a.m. Partici- graduate, who participated for four branch. She lives and works in pants will then get ID cards that will years. He’s going into the emergen- be marked as they go through the cy medical/fire department fields. “It the community she serves. stations of activities including Coast will pay for a couple of classes,” Lo- Guard water safety, tire changing, pez said. JENNIFER ANNIS basic vehicle mechanics, plowing “I’d like to give a ‘Thank You’ to Branch Manager land, planting a crop, a truck touch the community for all of the support at which cement mixer and dump they have given. Kids have come out truck safety will be taught, weld- from around the nation, as far as ing, and a safety course that will Hawaii, for some of our events,” Lo- include putting out a fire with an pez said. “We’re growing, but this is extinguisher. still the Eastern Shore Paradise.” “These kids are old enough to drive a car,” Lopez said. “We look at being self-sufﬁcient, being able to take care of yourself in an area where your cell Never Pay for HORE NITED ANK COM phone is dead,” he said. S U B . “Peninsula Tractor Organization 877.758.1600 will be here with tractors from the Your Local News 40s and 50s,” Lopez said. Melfa Fire AUGUST 25, 2017 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 33

Church News A Youth Dinner will be held on Revival: Explosive Days of Power, on Cheriton Wednesday, Aug. 30, at 6 p.m., with Friday, Aug. 25, at 7 p.m., and Satur- African Baptist Church is planning Prayer and Bible Study following at day, Aug. 26, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The a trip to the New African American 6:30 p.m. with Children and Youth guest preacher will be Minister Tyler Museum in Washington, D.C., on Oct. Groups. Bivens, of Shiloh Baptist Church in At- 28. Tickets are $85 per person. There lantic. Workshops, including Ident-a- are only a few seats available. To pur- kid, bullying and peer pressure, youth chase tickets, call Valencia Powell at Oak Hall hygiene, and a ﬁre smokehouse, will be 757-695-1277. Downings UMC, just south of held throughout the day on Saturday. T’s Corner, will host Songs and Sun- Lunch will be served and free school daes, on Sunday, Sept. 17, at 6 p.m. supplies will given. Craddockville Come eat ice cream sundaes and listen Hollies Baptist Church, in Keller, Craddockville UMC United Method- to live music by Real Men Sing Real announced that David Riley, ist Men will hold a BBQ Chicken Din- Loud. Stockton, Md. shown above with wife, Peggy, has ner on Friday, Sept. 1, from 11 a.m. to 1 Downing’s UMC holds Prayer Time Mt. Hope Baptist Church will host accepted the position as the new p.m. Dinners are $8 and include chick- every Wednesday at 11 a.m. Annual Back Home Day, on Sunday, pastor. en, cole slaw, baked beans and rolls. Sept. 3, at 3 p.m. Evangelist Elnora During the worship service on Sun- Wise will be the guest speaker. Rev. day, Sept. 3, at 9:30 a.m., there will Keller Onancock Recie L. Marshall will be the guest be a blessing of all children and their Hollies Baptist Church, 17691 Hol- Church Women United will meet at the pastor. All gospel groups are invited. backpacks, as well as school faculty. lies Church Rd., will have Sunday Hermitage on Tuesday, Sept. 19, at noon. The sermon series, “Rough Side of School and Morning Worship with their ******************************* the Mountain,” will begin on Sunday, new pastor, David Riley, on Sunday, Market St. UMC, 75 Market St., will Wachapreague Sept. 17, at 9:30 a.m., and continue Aug. 27, with Sunday School starting at hold a Country Fair Bazaar on Satur- Grace Independent Methodist through October with a healing service. 9:45 a.m. and the service at 11 a.m. day, Oct. 14, from 8 a.m. to noon. The Church, 31383 Drummondtown Rd., event will feature a country store, bake will celebrate their Third Anniversary shop, curiosity shop, crafts, apples ga- with Brother Robert Boatwright, on lore, silent auction, pork barbecue, and Saturday, Sept. 9, at 5 p.m. All gospel chicken salad. groups and singers are invited to per- form two selections. For more informa- Oyster tion, call Boatwright at 757-709-2659. Travis Chapel UMC will host The Is- land Boys in concert on Saturday, Aug. Withams 26, at 6 p.m. Refreshments will follow. Mt. Zion Independent Methodist Church will host Window Rally Ser- A&N Electric Cooperative is seeking candidates for the position of District 4 vice, on Sunday, Aug. 27, at 3 p.m. Vir- Director. Painter ginia Evangelist Sandra Sheppard, of Harvest Time Deliverance Center, St. Matthew Christ Church United in District 4 extends from Nassawadox’s northern town limits to the Chesapeake 36228 Seaside Rd., will host Youth Onancock, will be the guest. Bay Bridge-Tunnel. A&N Electric Cooperative members who would like to become a candidate for this position must reside within District 4, meet direc - tor quali cations, and complete the application process. Commercial and Investment Real Estate Services Only! To request further information regarding the director application process or to nd out if you are eligible please call 757-787-9755 or email district4director@ • Over 130,000 square feet leased anec.com. • Over $5.8 million in leases • Over $5 million in sales ose interested in applying for District 4 Director may request an application packet from the Cooperative’s headquarters in Tasley, Va., during normal Buy • Sell • Leasing business hours 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

All applications are due by 4:30 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 11, 2017. 757.787.2712 Joseph Caffrey, CBI [email protected] ANEC’s director quali cations and bylaws can be found at www.anec.com. Onancock, VA Principal Commercial Advisor (757) 787-1999 / (800) 637-8202 34 • EASTERN SHORE POST • AUGUST 25, 2017 MILE POSTS g ARRIAGES Marria e Licenses Issued M • Rodolfo Roberto Zavala, 32, and • Forrest Davis III, 30, and Jasmine • Maudilio Nery Lopez Tomas and Ashley Nicole Bernard, 28, both of Nicole Custis, 26, both of Painter Cenaida Morales Sajche, both 36, of BIRTHS Parksley • Robert Earl Kinsey Sr., 63, and Accomac • Charlene Ann Nicholson, 34, and Rebecca Delores Beach, 55, both of • Randell Jay Finney Sr., 51, of WARDS Michael Stacey Bagwell, 40, both of Wachapreague Windsor Mill, Md., and Lisa Michelle A Greenbush • Richard Alexander Lewis, 28, and Duffy, 37, of Melfa • George Bryan Applegate, 33, of Danielle Lynn Godwin, 24, both of • David Lawrence Dymond, 37, and Tasley, and Claire Louise Essley, 29, Parksley Rebecca Elizabeth Keller, both of of Temperanceville • Finel Gedeon, 56, and Marie Guerline Tunkhannock, Pa. • Pedro Hermelindo Velazquez Arthur, 42, both of Onancock • Marcela Escalante, 28, of Nelsonia, Morales, 22, and Yari Francisca Lopez • Emilio Louis Cora, 36, and Elismarie and Augusto Ruvalcaba, 27, of Chula Castellanos, 21, both of Parksley Vazquez, 39, both of Chincoteague Vista, Calif. • Dentelle Lastein Warner, 31, of • Edward Paige Trader Sr., 66, and • Aaron Kaufey Reese and Lidia Parksley, and Ceylon Glen Trader Jr., Mary Ann Albano Alcones, 32, both of Vanessa Arreola, both 20, of Accomac 32, of Salisbury, Md. New Church • Ruben Javier Morales Morales, 47, • Maurice Alonso Chandler Sr., 52, and • Thomas Matthew Politica Jr., 32, and Ingrid Viviana Vazquez Chagala, Banessa Weathers, 52, both of Painter and Anne Kathryn Hartinger, 32, 31, both of Wachapreague • Brashawn Akeem Bailey, 23, and both of Perkasie, Pa. • Clarence Mast, 73, of Tunkhannock, Courtney Monet Riggins, 24, both of • Jean Jacques Sudne, 56, and Sainte Pa., and Cathy Ann Deparasis, 57, of Onancock Rose Pierre, 58, both of Parksley Muncy, Pa.

Savage/Jones To Wed Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Savage, of Greenbush, are pleased to announce the upcoming wedding of their daughter, Tanya M. Savage, to Lafont C. Jones, son of the late Diann Jones, of Hare Valley, and grandson of Mrs. Bes- sie Edwards and the late Mr. Henry Edwards, of Hare Valley. The wedding will take place at Liv- ing Word Church of Deliverance, 18154 Lankford Hwy., Parksley, on Saturday, Sept. 2, at 2 p.m. Bishop Irvin Jackson will ofﬁciate. All are welcome. Recep- tion will follow at the Moose Lodge, 15315 Merry Cat Ln., Belle Haven by invitation only.

Send your community, church, and calendar events to [email protected] Be sure to include event, address (including town), date, time and contact information. AUGUST 25, 2017 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 35 SU Graduates and Dean’s List Four Accomack County students recently graduated from Salisbury Uni- versity. Area residents include Kelsey Thomas, B.S., nursing, of Atlantic; Chelsea Porter, B.S., physical education, of Hallwood; Faizan Ahmad, B.S., ﬁnance, cum laude, of Mears; and Cole Fisher, B.S., geography, of Oak Hall. Seven Accomack County area students were named to the Dean’s List at Salisbury University for the spring Marshall/Parkhurst 2017 semester. Residents include Kin- sley Hall, of Bloxom; Ryan Wright, Wedding Planned of Craddockville; Brennan Hall, of Parksley High Class of ’67 50th Reunion Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Stephens Greenbackville; Cole Fisher, of Oak The Parksley High School Class of 1967 held their 50th Class Reunion are pleased to announce the upcoming Hall; Cassie Bernard, of Parksley; Sa- this August at the Fairgrounds Restaurant, in Onley. marriage of Kert Jay Parkhurst II to vannah Stubbs, of Chincoteague; and Pictured (Standing): Claudie Owens, David Bundick, John Barker, Elizabeth Renae Marshall. He is the son Victoria Stubbs, of Chincoteague. Chris Hickman, David Evans, Gene Furness, Ted Parker, Billy Barton, of the late Kert Jay Parkhurst & Beth Bill Deitrick, David Byrd, Kenny Greene, Shirley Bundick, Ray Annis, Anne Stephens, of Eastville. She is the Joe Kanipe, Paul Thornton, and Melvin Nuckols (teacher) daughter of Samuel Marshall, of Machi- Shaffer (Seated): Audrey Ayres, Jo Ann Budd, Linda Byrd, Shirley Fisher, Bon- pongo, and Tammy Marshall, of Seaford, nie Bowman, Frances Miller, John West, Bonnie Guy, and Betty Nuckols Del. Parkhurst is a 2013 graduate of Nashville Auto Diesel College. Marshall Makes VT studied at Delaware Technical & East- ern Shore community colleges. The ceremony will take place on Sat- Dean’s List urday, Sept. 23, 2017, at 3 p.m., at Cheri- Justin T. Shaffer, of Franktown, a ton United Methodist, with the Rev. Janet junior majoring in BC in the College Allen ofﬁciating. The reception will follow of Architecture and Urban Studies, at American Legion Post 56 in a country is among the Virginia Tech students setting with music and dinner served. In- named to the Dean’s List for the vitations will be extended privately. spring 2017 semester.

Boys and Girls Club Attend Camp Silver Beach Approximately 75 local youth will be headed off to camp Aug. 21 to 24 through a partnership between the Boys and Girls Club, Eastern Shore Unit, and YMCA-Camp Silver Beach. Rhonda Marsh, director of development at YMCA Camp Silver Beach, and Kathy Custis, Boys and Girls ESCBA Presents Three Scholarships Club unit director, pictured left to right in center of kids, have worked The Eastern Shore Christian Businessmen’s Association (ESCBA) recent- since April to raise over $25,000 to make the camp experience possible. ly presented $1,000 scholarships to Stephanie Kellam and Evelyn Dun- ton, of Northampton High School, and Tanner Troyer, of Nandua High Marsh said the campers experienced kayaking and paddle boarding on School. Dunton, left, and Kellam are pictured at front with their parents the Chesapeake Bay as well as simply playing on the beach and bay. behind them. Troyer was unable to attend the meeting. At back (from They also participated in archery, skateboarding, roller blading, zip lin- left) are ESCBA scholarship chairman Vernon Bell, Bobbi and Robert ing, the 55-foot Alpine Tower, basketball and swam in the swimming Dunton, Annette and Chad Kellam, and ESCBA president John Konkel. pools with tube slides and a water park with giant water slides. 36 • EASTERN SHORE POST • AUGUST 25, 2017

Community Notes Tournaments 15, after which the price increases Cheriton Chincoteague •1 p.m.-Awards/Closing Remarks/ to $80. For more information, call The Relay for Life Fifth Annual Sun- The Chincoteague Island Library, Rocket Launch 757-678-7946 x29 and leave a message. day of Hope will be held at Cheriton 4077 Main St., will hold a Labor Day UMC, on Sunday, Aug. 27, at 6:30 p.m. Yard Sale on Saturday, Sept. 2, and Snow Hill, Md. Luminaria bags are available for $10 Monday, Sept. 4, from 8 a.m. to noon. Painter The Furnace Town Living Heritage each. For more information, call Cheli The event will be held inside the li- The Eastern Shore of Virginia Village will present the Americana West at 757-646-8451. brary, rain or shine. There will be tools, Master Gardener Program is accept- Music Series Concert, on Sunday, Aug. ******************************* toys, collectibles, books, furniture and ing applications for the 2017 Master 27, from 5 to 7 p.m. This is the final The SPCA Eastern Shore will host much more. Proceeds will go to the Gardener Training Class, to be held at concert in the series. Doors will open a barn dance fundraiser, “Paws Down library for programs, materials and Eastern Shore Agricultural Research at 4 p.m. Tickets are $15 for adults and Hoe Down,” at Mimosa Barn, 20031 maintenance. For more information, and Extension Center, 33446 Research $7.50 for children under 16. For more Oakland Farm Rd., on Sunday, Sept. 17, call 757-336-3460. Dr., beginning Oct. 4 and continuing information, call 410-632-2032. from 5 to 10 p.m. This is a casual come- ******************************* each Wednesday through Nov. 15, from as-you-are event. Jerry Fitchett will be The Navy’s Morale, Welfare & Recre- 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. Exams will be in Academy for offering line-dancing lessons. There will ation will present the 1st Annual 9/11 January and February 2018. For more Lifetime Learning be all-you-can-eat barbecue by Tommy Tribute and “Almost 1K” Memorial information, call 757-678-7946 x29, or Registration is underway for the fall semester Hines and trivia with Eric Hack. Lo- Walk/Run, at KOA Campground, on email [email protected]. A $100 fee of the Academy for Lifetime Learning (ALL) and now members can register and pay online. The cal bakeries will provide dessert and Saturday, Sept. 9, beginning at 8 a.m. covers materials and lectures. newly crafted web site is www.allesva.org and ac- there will be lots of raffle prizes from Schedule of Events: There will also be a Fall Garden cepts the $25 registration fee via Pay Pal. Reg- local businesses. Tickets are $45 and •8 a.m.-Opening Ceremony/ Symposium at the Cheriton Fire Sta- istrations and payments are still accepted via can be purchased at Rayfield’s in Cape Benediction tion, 21334 S. Bayside Rd., on Satur- snail mail at: ALLESVA, P.O. Box 509, Exmore, VA Charles, the Book Bin in Onley, and the •9:11 a.m.-“Almost 1K” day, Oct. 21, at 8 a.m. The daylong 23350. Classes include Kayaking, the Bite Size SPCA in Onley. For more information •9:11 a.m.-1 p.m.-Build Your Own event includes five lectures, lunch and Book Club, Memoir Writing, Watercolor for Begin- or to pay by credit card, call the shelter Water Bottle Rocket a raffle of local artisan items. Tick- ners, Fun with French, Marine Biology & Eastern at 757-787-7385. •11 a.m.-Kanjam & Cornhole ets are on sale for $65 before Sept. Shore History. Trooper Troy D. Ashe Memorial Back-to-School Giveaways Police Pistol Tournament • There will be a school supply giveaway for Arcadia Middle Saturday, August 26, 2017 and High School students at Arcadia High School, in Oak 9:00 AM Hall, on Saturday, Aug. 26, from 9 a.m. to noon. This event Eastern Shore Safaris, is sponsored by Mentoring Our Men on behalf of Harrison 6276 Sturgis House Drive, Jamesville Savage. For more information, call 443-493-0049. *Individual, Police and Civilian Divisions • There will be a free school supplies giveaway at Bojan- *Team Dept., Civilian and Calcutta Trophies gles’, in Onley, on Tuesday, Aug. 29, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. *Campbell Cup Challenge The supplies were donated by the restaurant and community. *Guy Lawson Memorial Youth BB Gun Tournament *Chief Steve Elliott Memorial Sporting Clay Event $20 Entry Fee Includes: Target for Pistol Shoot, Lunch, Door Prizes and T-shirt Additional $20 Sporting Clays Competition PROCEEDS GO TO: E.S. Law Enforcement Relief Fund & Daryl & Drew Campbell Memorial Scholarship Awards **Open to LEOs and Civilians Competitors must supply own ammunition for ALL events (Sporting Clays Ammo is Lmtd. to 7 1/2 to 9 shot) FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 757-710-8486 OR 757-693-3109 OR VISIT FACEBOOK “TROY ASHE MEMORIAL PISTOL TOURNAMENT” AUGUST 25, 2017 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 37

FRIDAY H8 a.m. - Breakfast SATURDAY H9 a.m. - Trooper Troy D. at the VFW - VFW AUG. 26 Ashe Memorial Police AUG. 25 Post 2296, Tasley - Pistol Tournament - donations accepted Eastern Shore Safaris, 6276 Sturgis House Dr., H11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. - Alzheim- Jamesville - 710-8486 er’s Caregivers’ Support Group - H9 a.m.-1 p.m. - Farmer and Artisan Riverside Shore Rehab Center, 26181 Market - Chincoteague Cultural Alliance, POST TIMES Parksley Rd., Parksley - 665-5133 6309 Church St. (Lori Wilson) H9:30 a.m. - Sunrise Yoga On The Beach - Hnoon - AA mtg. - UMC, 75 Market Kiptopeke State Park - $8/class St., Onancock H10 a.m.-1 p.m. - Soup Kitchen - Faith Aug. 25-31 H6 p.m. - Celebrate Recovery Christian Tabernacle Ministries, Rt. 13, Group mtg. - Onancock Baptist Accomac - 787-1811 Church H10 a.m.-2 p.m. - Get Outdoors Day - Hazel H7 p.m. - Music at the Dock: Outdoor Discovery Center, Eden, Md. The Blue Aces - Robert Reed Park, Hnoon & 7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Holy Trinity Chincoteague Episcopal Church, 66 Market St., Onancock SUNDAY H9:30 a.m. - AA mtg. - Cokesbury Church, H7 p.m. - Life Teach Series - 13 Market St., Onancock H2-4 p.m. - Empowering Girls’ Group - AUG. 27 Rachel/Leah Covenant Ministries ESTACI, Main St., Exmore Hnoon - Social Luncheon - Calvary Bible Center - 787-2486 H7 p.m. - Music at the Dock: CAISO Steel Church, Accomac H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Exmore Moose Drum Band - Robert Reed Park, Chincoteague H12:30 p.m. - Bingo - Vietnam Veterans’ Bldg., Main St., Onley Lodge, Belle Haven H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Eastville Vol. Fire Co. H7 p.m. - AA mtg. - Christ Episcopal Church, Eastville

MONDAY H1-3 p.m. - Community Bingo - Chincoteague H TUESDAY 9 a.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Refuge Inn, Chincoteague AUG. 28 Cultural Alliance, 6309 Church St., Chincoteague H10 a.m. - Zumba - Franktown UMC H3 p.m. - Parkinson’s Disease Support Group - AUG. 29 H10 a.m. - Bingo - Accomack Senior Village, Onancock - Hospice & Palliative Care, Onancock 787-3900 H5-6 p.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Onancock H11 a.m. - Duplicate Bridge - Sage Diner, Onley - 442-2474 H6 p.m - Bingo - Elk’s Lodge, Tasley H3-6 p.m. - Farmer’s Market - Cape Charles Museum, Randolph Ave. H6:30 p.m - Cub Scout Pack 300 mtg. - Grace UMC, Parksley H5:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - St. James’ Episcopal Church, Drummondtown Rd., H7 p.m. - AA mtg. - Christ Episcopal Church, Eastville Accomac H6 p.m. - Rachel Leah Ministries - 787-2486 (call for location) H7:45 a.m. - Kiwanis Club of Accomack H6 p.m. - Bingo - Pocomoke Elks, next to YMCA WEDNESDAY County mtg. - Sage Diner, Onley H6-8:30 p.m. - GED Class - ESCC, Class A-51, Melfa AUG. 30 H10 a.m. - TOPS mtg. - Market St. UMC, H6:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Trinity UMC, 109 Plum St., Cape Charles Onancock - 787-4718 H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Cheriton VFC - smoke free H11 a.m.-1 p.m. - Soup Kitchen - Corner Stone Seventh Day Adventist Church, 3431 Main St., Exmore H10:30 a.m. - Children’s Story Hour - library, Accomac Hnoon - AA mtg. - UMC, 75 Market St., Onancock THURSDAY H10:30 a.m. - Story Time - Cape Charles Memorial Library H5-7 p.m. - Soup Kitchen & Clothes Closet - Grace and Truth AUG. 31 H5 p.m. - Chess Club - Cape Charles Memorial Library - all ages, Ministries, 19 Boundary Ave., Onancock - Donations: 789-5369 levels welcome H5:30-6:30 p.m. - Free Meals for the Hungry - Epworth UMC, H5:30 p.m. - Shore Losers mtg. - Drummondtown Baptist Church, Accomac - 4158 Seaside Rd., Exmore - 442-6391 $1/wk. H6-7 p.m. - Prayer Line Open (St. Matthew’s Church, Onley) - H5:30 p.m. - TOPS VA-550 mtg. - Zion Baptist Church, Parksley - 787-7099 Call 665-7403, 387-7021 or 894-1521 w/prayer requests H6-8:30 p.m. - GED Class - ESCC, Class A-51, Melfa H7 p.m. - AA & Al-Anon mtgs. - Franktown UMC H6:30 p.m. - Kiwanis Club mtg. - St. Andrew’s Catholic, Chincoteague H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Painter VFC H7 p.m. - Movies at the Palace: Beauty and the Beast - Palace Theatre, Cape Charles Birthdays! H7 p.m. - Celebrate Recovery Group mtg. - Chincoteague Church of God Announcements! H7 p.m. - NA mtg. - Painter Garrison UMC H7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, 66 Market St., Thank Yous! Onancock Celebrations! H8 p.m. - AA mtg. - Christ UMC, 6253 Church St., Chincoteague Memorials... Call Angie for pricing at 757.789.7678. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle 38 • EASTERN SHORE POST • AUGUST 25, 2017 Classified Ads, Real Estate Ads, Auctions & Legal Notices Eastern Shore Trading POST Accomack County Social Services- Local (76501) Family Services Specialist II Announcements Help Wanted Position # L0014 Hiring Range–$29,930 (May be higher depending on EASTERN SHORE RURAL HEALTH SYSTEM, INC. qualifications and budgetary considerations) is currently recruiting Poulson’s Cleaners, in For detailed job information and to apply, visit Nurse Manager http://www.dss.virginia.gov. Accepts only online applica- Exmore, will be closing for the tions; job close date is 09/01/2017. Chincoteague Island Community Health Center Equal Opportunity Employer September 6. Requires a LPN or RN with at least 2 years of office nurse experience skilled in primary care procedures such as phlebotomy, ECGs, handling of urgent care and assisting We will be open Monday with emergencies, preparing patients for exam and assisting with physical exams, preparation of specimens for through Friday, 10-2, up lab, administration of injections and medication, patient until the closing date. care instruction and telephone triage. A person in this position must be a visionary with super- If you value People, Diversity and Inclusion, visory experience, mature judgment, strong leadership, we’d like to hear from you! 757-442-7260. interpersonal, communication and computer skills. The Workforce Development Program ability to delegate responsibilities and create a climate of teamwork and accountability is needed. Ability to pro- Specialist (full-time) REWARD vide bilingual patient care is a plus. Minimum Requirements: High School Diploma or equivalent, several years in fast paced service environment, For Two This is a full-time position with benefits. and intermediate exp. with computer software. Billing Specialist Min. Salary: $25,718 plus state benefits package. Missing for the Workforce Development Info/Data Corporate Office Specialist (full-time) Dogs Join a dynamic billing team responsible for billing over Hans (golden, Minimum Requirements: Associates degree or combo $20 million in medical & dental services annually! of education and relevant exp., Intermediate knowledge of mixed, neutered computer hardware and Microsoft Office software. male, avid chipped) Previous experience billing medical and/or dental ser- Min. Salary: $25,718 plus State benefits package. and Batman (chocolate male lab). Missing since vices is required, along with a working knowledge of the CPT and ICD-10CM DX codes and financial skills needed GED Lead Teacher (part-time) Friday, March 17, from Assawoman. to coordinate billing and payment procedures. Individual Min. Req.: Bachelor’s Degree in education/teaching cert., If anyone has seen them, or knows of their must possess a working knowledge of billing guidelines previous teaching exp. in adult education w/ various ages whereabouts, please, please, please call and policies of Medicare, Medicaid, Blue/Cross Blue and backgrounds. 757-709-3744. Shield, Workman’s Compensation and other third party Salary: $25 per hour. Not eligible for benefits. billing to insure full comprehensive payment. ESL Lead Teacher (part-time) Min. Req.: Bachelor’s Degree in education/teaching cert., Help Wanted Immediate Openings Individual must be professional, self-motivated and have previous teaching exp. in adult education w/ various ages for: Cashier, cook, strong attention to detail, communication, teamwork, and backgrounds. DISHWASHER – Dish- waitress, janitor. Both customer service and computer skills. Salary: $25 per hour. Not eligible for benefits. washer needed, days nights. Shifts, must be avail- This is a full-time position with benefits. No Sundays, (757)336-5888 able weekends. Apply in For more information on each of these vacancies please visit ajs on the creek.com If you are a mission-driven person looking to make a dif- LINE COOK, NIGHTS person at Sting-Ray’s, our web site at: www.es.vccs.edu for additional information. Cape Charles. ference, email an application to [email protected] before ESCC is an EEO/AA and E -verify employer – Line cook needed. 25- noon on August 29, 2017. Applications can be obtained 30 hrs. /wk., fry, grill, from www.esrh.org. Resumes may accompany the appli- The Eastern Shore Community Services Board is sautee, expediter, some COOK & RESTAURANT cation but will not be considered if sent alone. experience preferred STAFF – Seeking cooks seeking candidates for the following positions: ajs on the creek.com with experience and posi- Eastern Shore Rural Health offers a competitive Senior Clinician/Clinician CUSTOMER SERVICE, tive team attitude. Also benefits package and our campuses are Tobacco- Developmental Disabilities Aide KAYAK GUIDE, BOAT seeking hostess and kitchen Free Workplaces. EOE/M/F/Disability/Vet CAPTAIN. CALL: 757- prep staff. Must be reliable MH Skill Building Specialist (new pay scale) 336-5956. APPROX. $27 and able to work nights and Substance Abuse Outpatient Clinician PER HR. & UP W/ TIPS. weekends. Apply in person MUSICIAN NEEDED for (CSAC required) - AssateagueExplorer.com at The Great Machipongo Metropolitan United Meth- For more information or to apply, please visit the Clam Shack. odist Church. Send resume Got a boat or ESCSB’s website at www.escsb.org CDL TRUCK DRIVER to P.O. Box 528, Onancock, ESCSB is an EOE Carpenters NEEDED – Wagner Bros. VA 23417. Call for details: truck you want to Currently hiring experi- Landscaping. Call for ap- 434-609-5007. enced carpenters for full- pointment: 757-331-4203. FORMER BROADCAST- sell? Put it in the time position. Driver’s li- Cheriton area. ERS, VOICE-OVER PEO- cense and transportation RECEPTIONIST (PART- PLE, & WANT-TO-BE Eastern Shore Post required. Must be will- TIME) – Apply in person RADIO HOSTS - I WANT Immediate opening for a full-time HVAC Installation Tech- ing to work anywhere in at ES Foot Center, 25322 TO TALK TO YOU! Call for only $30 until nician at Thornton Services Heating & Air Conditioning. Northampton County and Lankford Hwy., Four Corner 757-274-6983. Benefits available. Clean/valid driver’s license is required. occasionally the lower end Plaza, Onley. sold.Call Angie at Salary based upon experience. of Accomack County. Seri- REID & TAYLOR ROOF- Resumes and questions may be sent to [email protected]. ous inquiries only. Con- ING – Painter, Carpenter 757-789-7678 Applications available at our office: 36106 Lankford Hwy., tact our office at 331-4560. & Roofer needed. 678-6169. Belle Haven. August 25, 2017 • Eastern Shore Post • 39

Town of Cape Charles All Shores Appraisal Inc. is looking for qualified real estate Part-Time Library Assistant appraisers for Accomack and Northampton counties. Com- Boats, Etc. The Town of Cape Charles is seeking a customer service- pensation will be based on a split fee basis. Please e-mail resumes to [email protected] or call 804-370-9968. SUNFISH SAILBOAT – oriented individual with strong communication skills for Mint cond., barely used, a part time Library Assistant position to work 15 hours stored indoors, w/launch per week at the Cape Charles Memorial Library in a va- dolly, $2,100. 757-442-3784. riety of duties including assisting customers, data entry, 2017-2018 VACANCIES NORTHAMPTON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ’60 GLASSPAR SEAFAIR statistics compilation, computer instruction and shelving SEDAN – 17-ft. 6-in. cabin library materials. This position is for the afternoon shift • Auto Mechanic • Cafeteria Worker boat, new 60 HP Yamaha, 1972–22’ Marshall Catboat of 2:00 to 5:00 daily. Includes some Saturday and evening 3 hrs., see examples on Lg. cockpit; Yanmar 2GM20 in- hours. This is an hourly position. Requires two years of • Hybrid Position: Custodian/Bus Driver board engine w/low hrs. Fully (must possess a CDL) Google, many upgrades, college. Must work well with children and have strong VA titles, $5,800. 757-665- equipped, sails in exc. shape, computer skills. Previous library experience a plus. • Maintenance Worker shallow draft 2.5 ft., sleeps 3, • Custodian 4037. Hourly wage is $11.50. Application deadline is August 31, ’87 18-FT. WINNER Cen- depth sounder, VHF radio, com- 2017. Submit resume and Town Employment Application • Bus Drivers (must possess a CDL) pass, cushions inside & out, boat ter Console Boat with a to Town Clerk, 2 Plum Street, Cape Charles, VA 23310 150 h.p. Mariner motor on lift kept. A sweet sailing boat that or by email to [email protected]. Submittals without For job descriptions, qualifications, salaries, and to turns heads in any port. $19,500 apply go to www.ncpsk12.com a 1999 Star trailer. RE- a Town Employment Application will not be considered. DUCED: $2,900 OBO. Call OBO. 757-787-3233. Applications can be obtained at www.capecharles.org un- Inquiries may be directed to: 757-710-3726. der Employment Opportunities. EOE Melinda Phillips - Director of Administrative Services (757) 678-5151 ext. 2013 or 16-FT. REBEL SAIL- [email protected] BOAT – boat and trailer: 9-1-1 Communications Officer $2,400. 757-787-3130. LARGE BIMINI TOP - The Eastern Shore of Virginia 9-1-1 Commission is now ac- Northampton County Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its pro- 82” w X 6’ h. With cover and cepting applications for 9-1-1 Communications Officers for grams and activities. hardware for installation. immediate part-time openings and potentially for future New cond. $350 OBO. 804- full-time openings. The qualified applicant will work rotat- 403-3443 or 757-331-3028. ing shifts, including weekdays, weekends, and holidays, as Northampton County Sheriff’s Office is accepting full-time 1980 16-FT. CENTER 1975 29’ SEABIRD well as fill in shifts as needed. Communications Officers employment applications for: CONSOLE GULF CRAFT $29,000 – 2003 restoration are responsible for answering 9-1-1 calls, verifying the Correctional Officer – With new 60 HP 4-stroke from stringers to Awlgrip. callback number and address of the emergency, determin- Job will require shift work, nights, weekends and some Mercury motor w/less than 7.4 FWC. Mercruiser Bravo ing the nature of the emergency and transferring the call holidays. Qualifications: over the age of 21 and have ob- 30 hrs. 1996 Calk trailer. 3. Windless, Garmin/ or dispatching the appropriate emergency response unit tained high school diploma or GED. Certifications must be $5,000. 757-336-6338. Raymarine Electronics. as required, as well as other associated duties. obtained within one year of employment. ’93 CARVER 30-ft. fly bridge Located in Parksley. Call Joel Minimum qualifications are a high school diploma or Applications may be obtained from the Sheriff’s Office, 5211 sedan w/twin platform, (2) at 757-746-6136. equivalent, including some experience in keyboarding The Hornes, Eastville, Va. 23347 or the Eastern Shore Re- 265 HP V8 (300 hrs.), H/C or typing. Applicants must be able to speak clearly and gional Jail Office located at 5245 The Hornes, Eastville, Va. H2O, A/C heat, sleeps 6, light- distinctly, understand and follow detailed directions, act 23347 or the county’s website www.co.northampton.va.us ly used, windless, C.G. equip., quickly and effectively during emergencies, and operate Deadline for applications: August 25, 2017. clean, $22,500. 757-787-1470. complex telecommunications equipment. Desirable qual- ’11 20-FOOT CAROLINA ifications include two years experience in law enforce- Northampton County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. SKIFF - 115 4-stroke Ya- ment, fire, or emergency medical services, and/or public maha (100+ hrs.), T-top, safety dispatching. Applicants selected for employment Senior Zoning Administrator fully loaded, $14,500. Call will be subject to a criminal history background investi- Northampton County, Virginia 757-589-8901. gation and drug screening. ’79 18-FT. COBIA - 115 The essential function of this position is to enforce zoning h.p. Mercury, radio, depth 1999 23-FT. SEA Applications may be obtained at the Eastern Shore of Vir- ordinances. The position is responsible for knowledge and ginia 9-1-1 Communications Center, 23201 Front St., P.O. finder, fish finder, safety ERA $12,500 – enforcement of County zoning ordinances, related inspec- equipment, EZ Load trailer Box 337, Accomac, Va. 23301 or by visiting www.esva911.org. tions, and preparing reports. The position works under the Upgrades; great condition; th (roller type), $3,500 OBO. Completed applications are due by 3 p.m., September 5 , Director of Planning, Permitting & Enforcement. Johnson motor; live well; 2017. The ESVA 9-1-1 Commission is an equal opportu- 757-442-5019. new wiring; Garmin; new nity employer. Supervises inspections for compliance with County zoning CLASS A FISHING LI- ordinances; resolves non-compliance issues, and/or issues CENSE – $3,000 CALL canvas top; Price negotiable. citations to violators; supervises follow-up inspections to 757-709-8854. (757) 665-1904. Family Services Supervisor ensure implementation of corrective measures. Supervises (Northampton County – Eastern Shore) the Current Planner position jointly with Senior Planner. Ac- Position Number: L0002 cepts and review applications for zoning permits. Respon- Hiring Range: $36,886.00 – may be higher considering qualifica- sible for issuing plan approval and permits specific to the tions, experience and budget constraints codes and programs the Zoning Administrator administers. Location: Eastville, VA 23347 These include site plan approvals, waiver approvals, miti- Application Deadline: September 1, 2017 at 5:00PM gation plan approvals, WQIA approvals, zoning clearances, For Display Previous Applicants Do Not Need to Reapply land disturbance permits and wetlands permits. Provides information and discusses regulations with property own- For more information on these positions, please visit ers, business owners, contractors and the general public. Advertising https://jobs.agencies.virginia.gov. Applications for these po- Excellent communication skills are essential. Please see sitions must be submitted electronically through this website complete job description on County website. (https://jobs.agencies.virginia.gov). Mailed, emailed, faxed or Requires Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, landscape Call TROY JUSTIS hand-delivered applications and resumes will not be accepted. architecture, planning public administration, or a closely re- Equal Opportunity Employer lated field. Requires a Virginia Association of Zoning Offi- cials’ Certified Zoning Administrator (CZA) certification. Re- or quires valid Virginia’s Driver’s License and requires at least two years’ experience as a Zoning Administrator. SAM SELLARD Place a legal ad in the Excellent communication skills are essential. The minimum salary for this position is $52,315.47 to 78,472.17 plus benefits. Eastern Shore Post Please refer to Northampton County’s website online for fur- at ther job descriptions, requirements and county’s application Email: form www.co.northampton.va.us\jobs.html Please submit [email protected] completed County application form with cover letter to Hu- 757-789-POST man Resources, PO Box 66, Eastville, Va. 23347. Position will remain open until filled. Northampton County is an EOE. 40 • Eastern Shore Post • August 25, 2017

’87 26-FT. SHAMROCK 1994 GRADY WHITE FISHER WOODSTOVE – With anchor puller, GULFSTREAM - Two Farm & Lawn FOR SALE - $400. Call never been used, lots of 175-Johnson Outboards, 757-710-8034. extra equipment. Call hard-top, full elec., trailer, Equipment WHIRLPOOL 30” GAS 757-891-2426. w/elec. winch, $7,500 OBO. RANGE - Self-cleaning, ’02 CATAMARAN - 18’, 75 757-894-8988. 1953 ANNIVERSARY JU- $165. 757-894-0136. h.p. Mercury eng. & trailer. 36-FT. CHEOY LEE SAIL- BILEE 600 FORD TRAC- Outdoor All-Weather Bought new in 2002. Low BOAT – Needs and de- TOR - $3,500. 442-7507. Wicker 5-pc. Dining Set ’84 21-FT. KEN ’86 27.2-FT. O’DAY engine hours & exc. cond. serves TLC. The “Angelina” 2013 JOHN DEERE GA- - Exc. cond. 4 chairs w/cush- CRAFT - Pilot house, SAILBOAT – $8,000 OBO. 331-1319 in the Cape Charles inner TOR - XUV550 - 132 hrs., ions, big round table w/glass 9.9 Yamaha, 4-stroke. Sails ’02 LOADRITE TRAILER harbor bulkhead. ONLY 4-wheel drive, high & low top. Paid $950, Asking $450 fresh water cooled, good, sleeps 4. Galley & Tandem axle, GVW 5,400 $1,000! Call for details, range, elec. wench on front, OBO. Call 757-336-1850. V8 inboard, pocket toilet. Trailer & new winch. lbs., torsion suspension, new 757-999-4894. 5’6” plow for front, dump ELECTRIC WHEEL drive w/galvanized Draws 2’11”. $6,000 OBO. lights, hitch & cables, carpet- 25-FT. C-HAWK W/NEW body, winter vinyl enclosure, CHAIR - Jazzy 914 HD, trailer. $10,500. Call Don at 757-787-2595. ed cypress 2x6 bunks. Comes FLOOR & STERN – New exc. cond. Asking REDUCED: like new, 450-lb. capacity, 2 w/’68 Allmand Citation 23; no Alum. trailer. $14,000 OBO. Now $8,500, Was $9,300. 757- new batteries, new charger. 757-665-6564. wood. Titles for both. $1,200 Call 757-709-8854. 787-4619 or 757-787-1505. $650. Call 757-710-0070. OBO. 757-665-4037. ’03 AQUASPORT OS- 5-HP MEYERS SUB- 2012 TRANE AIR CON- DOUBLE-SCRAPE PREY - 19-ft. 4-in. CC, 115 MERSIBLE WATER DITIONING XR13 - 3-ton, LICENSE – $1,500 OBO h.p. Johnson (low hrs.), EZ PUMP - Includes electrical in service for 2 years. Call -757-709-8854. Loader trailer, new uphol- box. Used less than 30 hrs 910-616-2033. 34’ DELTAVILLE DEAD- stery, must see! $7,200. $950. 442-7677 & leave msg. SONY WEGA 55-INCH RISE $28,500 OBO - OBO. Call 757-678-6098. LCD REAR PROJEC- Charter Fishing Boat. 2012 ’98 SUNBIRD CUDDY Feed/Seed TION TELEVISION - Re-Power Cat 3208T (757) CAB - 130 h.p. Evinrude, $375. Call 709-0813. ’93 26-ft. Bayliner – 1988 Grady White 678-3718. [email protected] 222 hours, w/trailer. $3,500. HORSE HAY - $5 per bale. RESIDENTIAL HEAT- 175 h.p. Mercury, fish www.ltbaycharters.com 757-709-2371, leave msg. STRAW - $3.50 per bale. ING BOILER - Columbia 20’, 225 h.p. Call 757-824-3930 or call finder, New Bimini top, Yamaha, 2 axle 24-FT. CAROLINA MERCURY OUTBOARD FTG30C, 96K BTU out- potty. Fiber pontoon SKIFF W/TRAILER – PROPELLER SS 22- 757-894-1339 (cell). put, runs on propane. Call & trailer & new winch. trailer. Ready to go. 150 h.p. Mercury outboard PITCH - Like new. $450. 910-616-2033. REDUCED: $9,000. (low hrs.), hydraulic steer- 757-710-0070. Livestock PERFORMANCE IN- $6,000 OBO. Call Don at ing and electronic controls. ’01 18’ TROPHY - Very CREASE POWER PRO- 757-787-2595. Call 757-824-5748. Radio, depthfinder, GPS, good cond. + extras. Can GELDED, TENNESSEE GRAMMER - Instant $15,000. 757-694-5144. be seen at K & E Marine, WALKER HORSE avail- horsepower, improved econ- across from Perdue plant. able to good home. Please call omy, easy installation, life- $11K. 757-678-3622. for details. (757)710-2182. time warranty. 4.8, 5.3, 6.0 ’73 GRADY WHITE - Good & 8.1, ’99-’06 GM trucks. cond. Boat & Trailer includ- Misc. - For Sale Paid $400 for it and only ed. No rigging, no engine, EV RIDER TRANSPORT asking $200. 787-4674. unsinkable. $1,500 OBO. SCOOTER - 14-mo. old, FOR SALE: ANTIQUE Call 442-7511 after 5 p.m. only used twice. Pd. $1,599, CHINA CLOSET. $200 ’90 22-FT. SEAPRO CUD- Asking ONLY $950! Call OBO. Call 757-787-7307. DY CABIN - Rebuilt OMC 757-787-7245. 225. 160-gal. fuel tank, HISENSE PORTABLE Mobile Homes 22-ft. aluminum trailer AIR CONDITIONER - TRAILER LOTS - Land w/brakes (Grady White With remote. Only 1 week clone). $10,300 REDUCED: lots available to lease for old! 12,000 BTU. $300. Call singlewide trailer homes at $7,300. Pat-757-442-4635. 757-710-0608. CHARTER BOAT Modest Town Trailer Park. VACUUM - Shark Naviga- Call Carl at 410-262-3070. $15,000 OBO - 34’ Delta- tor, Model no. NV351 Lift- ville Dead-Rise $15,000 2BR MOBILE HOMES away REDUCED: $75. Used IN NORTHERN ACC. obo - Charter Fishing Boat. only 2x. (757)802-6709. 2012 Re-Power Cat 3208T CTY. FOR RENT - Sec- ANTIQUE CYPRESS tion 8 approved. Call (757) 678-3718. SPLIT RAIL FENC- ’90 22-ft. BOSTON WHAL- 757-710-8894. ING - 60 pieces, 10-ft. long, WE PAY TOP DOLLAR ER - Orig. owner; w/150 h.p. 150 years old, excellent. 4-stroke Honda still under FOR USED HOMES AND 665-5348 or 894-0407. TRADE-INS!! - Call today warrantee (less than 50 hrs.) WASHER & DRYER - Alum. trailer, T-top, 2-GPS/ to schedule your free home Good cond., $330 for both. evaluation: 302-846-9100. sonar units, $22,000 firm. Located on Chincoteague. Will take older 15 to 17 ft. 804-218-1090. BW on trade. 434-821-9027 GE FROST-FREE SIDE- or 434-665-9260. HOLLAND HILL BY-SIDE - Very nice, 21.7 RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY Working late? ’00 MAXUM 2800 SCR cu. ft. fridge, works great, twin 4.3L V6 engines. must see. $325. Energy ef- 29279 Tyler Drive Exc. cond. w/recent (2014) ficient. Call Scott Freeze at New Church, VA 23415 Place your classifieds in print maintenance record. Many 442-2079. extras. $16K OBO. Call BRAND NEW KENMORE 2- & 3-BDRM mobile homes 540-287-5047. MICROWAVE/HOOD rent starts at $550 per month. or online at any hour of ’72 16-FT. BOSTON COMBO - 30”, stainless WHALER - 60 h.p. Mer- Refrigerator/range/ & black, $400 REDUCED: washer/dryer hook-up. cury motor, just overhauled, $375. 757-824-0791. teak console & bench, always Weekly trash pick-up/ the day or night at CHAMBERLAIN 1/2 HP water/sewer are included in kept inside, $16,000 firm. GARAGE DOOR OPEN- 410-957-3259. ER KIT - Chain drive, rent. Transit Bus Service. www.easternshorepost.com BOAT WHEELS - 4-blade, Model HD 200D, still in No pets. 1 pair, 19” x 23-1½” shaft. box: $80. 757-302-1325. REDUCED $400. Call LARK ENCLOSED (757)824-0315 757-999-3437 & leave msg. TRAILER 5’x8’ - Like new, Add a graphic or a picture too! built-in shelf, used 1 time. For Advertising CALL 757-789-POST 665-4424. $1,700.

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Pet Products ONANCOCK Stop: Hammertime! Don’t call some shark out of the blue! SQUARE Call reliable John C. Miller today because not all sharks live USE HAPPY JACK KEN- APARTMENTS in the ocean...& this summer you may need a bigger boat! NEL DIP II® to control mosquitoes where they Now accepting applications Tree & Stump Removal, Stone, Dry breed! Eastern Shore Pets for 1 & 2BR apts. Rent Clam Shells, Top Soil, Fill Dirt, (787-1462) (kennelvax.com) starts $504 for 1BR & $542 for 2BR. Excavation, & Backhoe Work Real Estate •Central air/heat •wall- Just Call Site Work Specialist to-wall carpet •ref. & John C. Miller at PROPERTY FOR SALE stove •private entrance - 3BR, 1BA house w/closed •community room & 757-665-4026 in front porch, car-port and •laundry room. Located shed on 2-acre lot. Call off Pennewell Ave., in 757-853-4974 for more info. historic Onancock, VA. WE REALLY DO CARE TONY’S TREE SERVICE RESIDENTIAL/COM- COMPLETE TREE REMOVAL MERCIAL – 1935 historic OUR PRICES ARE FAIR Contact site manager Call Exmore Village I & II Apts home, superbly renovated at (757) 787-7213 14319 DEER PATH with 4 BR- 1 ½ baths, won- Mon-Fri (757)442-9471 HALLWOOD, VA 23359 derful architectural accents 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. TDD 711 near Exmore town office, This institution is an equal (757) 990-1131 fire station, & police. Sep- TDD 1-800-828-1140 opportunity provider. Residential • Commercial arate garage with brick [email protected] FREE Estimates • Stump Grinding floor. For Rent to qualified Onancock Square Apts. Stump Removal • Lot Clearing • Excavation buyer or Sale $235,000. 160 Jacob Street Licensed and Insured 757-678-7500. Onancock, VA 23417 Rentals - Houses FOR SALE - 1-1/4 acre located in Mappsville, Va., FOR RENT - 1,800 sq. ft. This institution is an Equal duplex w/2BR, 3 Full BA, Garage Doors across from Stuckey’s Res- Opportunity Services Automatic Openers taurant. Hwy. frontage. Call gourmet Kit., fireplace, Provider & central air. In Cape Charles Installation, Sales 757-894-0286. Employer FOR SALE: CRADDOCK- Historic District over- WE BUY: & Service VILLE - House w/3BR, looking park. Avail. Sept. $1,450/mo. 757-331-0315. • Copper, • Brass, 1.5BA, on 1/2-acre lot w/lg. WE REALLY DO CARE • Aluminum, • Stainless workshop & outbuilding. CRADDOCKVILLE - Wa- OUR PRICES ARE FAIR ter view, use of dock, 3BR, Steel, • A/C Units, Enclosed den & screened • Computers. front porch. Lg. living & Accomack Manor 1.5BA, 1,800 sq. ft. home, Open: Wed. & Fri. 8-4, Sat. 8-1 CLASSIFIEDS... dining rooms. REDUCED: Central Air & heat. $700/mo. Affordable Rates Apartments Good for school teachers. Call Railroad Ave., Melfa was $125,000, NOW ONLY 757-387-0660 Call 894-3151 $99,000. Call 442-9436. 757-665-5848 757-710-6480 for an appt. WE BUY LAND - Call TDD 711 HARBORTON - Spectacu- lar Victorian cottage on its Clayton Homes for more This institution is an equal Pine, Oak, Walnut, information: 302-846-9100. own little island in the middle Storage opportunity employer. of small lake, 1BR, fully fur- Cherry and more for BOSTON ROAD, PUN- sale. Rough cut or planed GOTEAGUE: .912-ACRE nished & equipped. A must see! $1,000/mo. 442-3375. available or we saw your NANDUA LOT FOR SALE - $29,900, $615 1BR–$641 2BR logs. Portable Sawmill. well & septic, partially MELFA - 3BR, 2BA. Call MINI STORAGE cleared, 1 block below Big VICTORIA ESTATES and leave msg. at 789-7654. 757-331-4848 IN THE EASTERN SHORE POST Pine Rd. 757-710-7349. has openings!!! CRADDOCKVILLE - Se- Rt. 650, Taylor Rd., Apartment features a fully cluded log home, 3BR, jet- 1.7-ACRE BUILDING Tasley. 757-787-3059. LOT IN MELFA In- equipped kitchen w/dishwash- ted tub, Pets OK, $1,250/mo. FIND WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR YOU’RE LOOKING FIND WHAT cludes well & septic. Zero er, a full BA, carpet & vinyl Call 757-814-3062. MARSHALL’S $10 Off 1st month’s rent Down. $450/mo. Call Larry flooring, sliding glass door NEW 3BR, 2BA HOME TREE SERVICE at 302-222-2064. w/balcony or patio & more. ONLY $500 DEPOSIT Accessible unit available. Ph.: CALL FOR DETAILS: Capable, Affordable & Rentals - Apts. 443-437-7581 or 410-957-1167 302-846-0496. Dependable Vehicles – Cars, (TDD 711) or visit the rental NUEVA Casa–3 Recama- Licensed & Insured TOWNHOUSE-STYLE office at: 1018 Lynnhaven Dr., ras, 2 Banos Solo $500 Free estimates. Trucks, SUVs, RVs Suite 601, Pocomoke City, APT. IN MELFA - 1-2BR, Deposito – Llame para los ’04 GMC ENVOY SLE - references, financial check, MD 21851. Office hrs.: Mon & requisitos: 302-846-0496. 442-7540 Tues, 8am-4:30pm. We look 2WD, 4-seat, auto. trans., no pets, lease. 757-787-4743 6-cyl., orig. owner, orig. win- or 757-387-9700. forward to serving you. Roommate Equal Housing PARKS PAVING dow sticker & car facts, 200K UPSTAIRS APT. for rent mi., $3,000. 856-217-6263. in downtown Onancock. Lg. Opportunity & Wanted Paving, Seal Coating, All Repairs, Culvert Pipes & 1991 GMC 1500 $1,500 - 2BR w/Liv. Rm., Din. Rm. Employment Provider. Very good condition. Runs & eat-in Kit. (appliances SHARE A BEAUTIFUL, Extensions, Dirt Work, remodeled landscaped, and Bobcat & Mini Backhoe great, 6 cyl with auto, included), W/D hook-up, 4x4, alloy rims, long bed. cable ready. Town water & Hartley Hall private home in Accomac Services. Locally Owned with 2 mature career people. Business. 757-710-9600. New inspection and clean sewer & once weekly trash Senior Housing title. Call (757) 787-2834. pick-up included in rent. No in Pocomoke City, Md., is Private large furnished bed- SIMPSON TREE & room, W/D, and spanking BOBCAT SERVICE - Tree [email protected] pets. No Sec. 8. $650/mo. w/ accepting applications for ’08 COACHMEN CAPTI- sec. dep. req’d. 665-4731 or 1-bedroom and efficiency new kitchen. Lovely neigh- trimming, removal and borhood & trees galore. $500/ stump grinding. 787-2100 VA - 28-ft. aluminum ultra- 710-2716. apartments in an elderly light travel trailer, great housing subsidized apart- rent + $150/util. per mo. for or 710-8477. FREE ESTI- an extremely comfortable MATES. We accept credit cond., $8,900 OBO. Call ment complex. Contact 410- 757-331-0048. GO ONLINE TO 957-2252 for application or home w/splendid views and cards. privacy. Must have local ref- 1916 REPLICA PACK- DESIGN YOUR OWN visit office at 1006 Market ARD LIMO ON A 1968 Street in Pocomoke City. erences and pass personal in- Got a boat or truck you want CLASSIFIED AD AT terview. 732-403-9710. CHASSIS & MOTOR - www.easternshorepost.com Equal Housing to sell? Only $30 until sold. With trailer. REDUCED: Opportunity Call Angie at 757.789.7678. $4,000. Call 709-9456. 42 • Eastern Shore Post • August 25, 2017

1965 FORD MUSTANG ’04 HARLEY FAT BOY $14,900 - 302 Exc. Cond., APEHANGERS, Triple Ex- Candy Apple Metallic Red, haust, 6,773 mi. $9,500. Call White Pony interior. AC/ 757-709-9112 or 709-4963. Auto Trans. Accomac. Text/ ’09 750CC HONDA Legal Ads & Call (757) 694-5591 SHADOW ARROW - Blue ’84 CORVETTE - T-top, & silver, extra chrome, sad- gold, 51K mi., $3,500. Runs ’14 Travel Trailer For Sale dlebags, Vance-Hines pipes, great. 787-7428. 16K mi., $2,695 OBO. 757- ’07 Holiday Rambler 26’ Premier Bullet Ultra Lite, Auctions ’03 CHEVY VENTURE 2 pull outs with awning, 894-8561 or 757-336-4507. Travel Trailer Savoy - 9-passenger van, main- sleeps 6, complete camp- ’01 VOLUSIA INTRUD- LX 32FKD tained, 186K mi., mechani- ing package, bike rack, ER SUZUKI MOTOR- cally safe, $1,800 OBO. Can CYCLE - 800cc, like new. $11,500. hitch, loaded with extras. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF be seen on Wachapreague Like new, see in Va. Beach, $2,900. Call 757-824-3147. Call 410-924-0945. Rd. 518-586-0292. ’04 YAMAHA 1100 V-STAR 31229 Nocks Landing Road can deliver! $26,000 Call Atlantic, VA 23303 1999 SATURN SL $1,600 757-286-6463. CRUISER - 21K mi., 2-tone ’13 TOYOTA COROLLA - - Manual transmis- (Raspberry Red & Desert In execution of a Deed of Trust in the original principal Like new, A/C, AM/FM, CD, sion, A/C, Traction con- Sand), wide white wall tires amount of $115,600.00, dated November 29, 2005, recorded MP3, 53K mi., $9,200. Call trol, ABS, Dual Airbags. ’04 F150 4X4 FORD XLT & many extras. $4,000/Firm. among the land records of the Circuit Court for Accomack 757-442-2783. 4-door (757) 710-6679 LARIET - All options, 200K MUST SEE TO APPRECI- County on December 14, 2005, as Instrument Number ’93 COACHMEN DIESEL [email protected] mi., mechanically & physical- ATE. 757-990-2269. 200508229, the undersigned appointed Substitute Trustee PUSHER - 32-ft. widebody. RARE 2005 SSR CHEV- ly sound. $7,800. Call 757- will offer for sale at public auction, at the main entrance ROLET ROADSTER - 620-9042 or 757-653-0371. of the courthouse for the Circuit Court of Accomack Call for details. Call 757- HAVING AN ESTATE SALE? 442-4872 and leave msg. Hard-top convertible, LT-1 ’10 TOYOTA TACOMA County, 23316 Courthouse Ave, Accomac, VA on Sep- Corvette engine, black, PRE-RUNNER SUPER- Call 757.789.7678. tember 21, 2017 at 11:30 AM, the property described in exc. cond., special stripes. CAB – 83K miles, Exc. said deed of trust, located at the above address and briefly REDUCED: $28,000. Call Cond. REDUCED: $16,500. ’99 HARLEY DAVIDSON described as: ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF 757-894-1664. Call Jeff at 678-6041. SPORTSTER 1200CC - LAND, SITUATE ON THE NORTH ROAD LEADING ’00 MUSTANG – 150K mi. ’10 VOLKSWAGON BEE- 17,990 mi., black, new tires, FROM HORSEY TO ATLANTIC, IN ATLANTIC MAGIS- New tires, brakes clutch & TLE - Red w/white leather runs & rides great, asking TERIAL DISTRICT, ACCOMACK COUNTY, VIRGINIA windshield-wiper motor. heated seats, 5-spd. trans., $3,400 NOW $2,900 OBO. CONTAINING .8 ACRES, MORE OR LESS AND MORE $4,300 Firm. Call 710-7571. A/C, AM/FM CD, alloyed Call and leave msg. w/Allen @ PARTICLUARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COM- ’13 TOYOTA CAMRY LE wheels, power windows, 757-894-5150. MENCING AT A CERTAIN IRON STOB SITUATE ON 32’ TRAVEL TRAILER - 4-door, 4-cyl., auto., A/C, locks, spoiler, 59K mi., ’88 BMW MOTORCYCLE THE SOUTHWESTERN SIDE OF THE AFORESAID 12,000 cruise, full pwr., warranty, $6,495 OBO. 757-894-8561 - K100RS, 52K miles. Has COUNTY ROAD AT A POINT ON THE LINE BETWEEN (757)709-3764 exc. cond., 35 m.p.g., 1 own- or 757-336-4507. bags, fairing, & windshield. THE LOT HEREIN CONVEYED AND THE CLEARED [email protected] LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF GEORGIE MAE TULL, call, text, or email er, $13K. 757-351-5611. REDUCED: $1,500 OBO. 50 m.p.g. Call 757-694-5332. THENCE RUNNING IN A NORTHWESTERLY DIREC- TION ALONG THE SOUTHWESTERLY SIDE OF THE ’07 TOYOTA RAV4 - $6,250. Wanted AFORESAID COUNTY ROAD A DISTANCE OF 174 Barcelona Red. One-owner, FEET TO A CERTAIN IRON STOB SITUATE ON THE front-wheel dr. 2.4L, 4-cyl., WE BUY LAND - Call LINE BETWEEN THE LOT HEREIN CONVEYED 4-spd. auto. trans. Cargo area Clayton Homes for more in- AND OTHER LANDS NOW OR FORMERLY OWNED tonneau cover, net & poles. Well formation: 302-846-9100. BY LOCKWOOD JUSTIS, ET UX; FROM WHICH THIS maintained, good cond., high 2000 Ford F450 Super Duty LOT IS TAKEN, A DISTANCE OF 210 FEET; THENCE mi. (195k); call 757-894-4068. 1992 Humvee Power Stroke, Diesel Yard Sales TURNING AND RUNNING IN A STRAIGHT LINE IN ’99 35TH ANNIVERSARY 7.3, V8, 5-spd. trans- A SOUTHEASTERLY DIRECTION ALONG THE LINE GT MUSTANG - Profes- 38,115 miles, 6.5 diesel, mission with Morgan COMMUNITY YARD BETWEEN THE LOT HEREIN CONVEYED AND OTH- sionally installed engine off road title, good farm truck body, low mileage, SALE - SCHOONER BAY. ER LANDS NOW OR FORMERLY OWNED BY GEOR- 9/15/11, 36-mo. warranty tag truck. $13,000. $16,000 OBO. Contact Sat., Aug. 26, 8AM-3PM. GIE MAE TULL, SAID LINE BEING PARALLEL WITH Ray at 410-430-1738. YARD SALE - 10296 At- THE SOUTHWESTERN SIDE OF THE AFORESAID on engine still good. $7,500. 757-710-8670 Good cond. 757-377-8261. lantic Rd., Atlantic, VA. COUNTY ROAD; THENCE TURNING AND RUNNING Sept. 2, 3 & 4. 8am-2pm. IN A STRAIGHT LINE IN A NORTHEASTERLY DIREC- Powerwasher, small til- TION ALONG THE LINE BETWEEN THE LOT HERE- Vehicles – Motorcycles ler, pictures, VCR, DVDs, IN CONVEYED AND THE LAND NOW OR FORMER- glassware, tools, small flat- LY OWNED BY GEORGIE MAE TULL A DISTANCE & ATVs & Scooters screen TV, boat motor, misc. OF 210 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. SAID boat parts, rods & reels, LOT FRONTS A DISTANCE OF 174 FEET ON THE ’96 HARLEY LOWRIDER oars, tool boxes, tackle box- AFORESAID COUNTY ROAD AND EXTENDS BACK 14,325 mi., 1340 EVO en- es, anchors & yard full of BETWEEN PARALLEL LINES A DISTANCE OF 210 gine, like new, many new misc. items: come see! 240- FEET, AND IS BOUNDED ON THE NORTHEAST, BY parts, $4,995 firm. Call 578-1284. THE AFORESAID COUNTY ROAD; ON THE SOUTH- 757-442-6096. EAST, BY THE CLEARED LAND NOW OR FORMER- LY OWNED BY GEORGIE MAE TULL; AND ON THE SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST, BY THE CUTOVER WOODLAND NOW OR FORMERLY OWNED BY LOCK- SUMMER WOOD JUSTIS. Tax ID: 02700A000006700. TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A bidder’s deposit of $10,000.00 or 10% of the sale price, whichever is lower, IS HERE... will be required in the form of a certified or cashier’s check. Cash will not be accepted as a deposit. Settlement LIST YOUR YARD SALE within fifteen (15) days of sale, otherwise Trustee may Barry forfeit deposit. Additional terms to be announced at sale. STARTING AT This is a communication from a debt collector. This notice is an attempt to collect on a debt and any information This precious animal is available ONLY $11. obtained will be used for that purpose. Loan Type: Conv/Conv (Trustee # 578066) for adoption at the SPCA in Onley. CALL ANGIE Substitute Trustee: ALG Trustee, LLC, C/O Orlans Stop by today and give one of PC PO Box 2548, Leesburg, VA 20177, (703) 777-7101, website: http://www.orlans.com them a forever home! AT 789-7678. FEI # 1074.05966 08/18/2017, 08/25/2017 August 25, 2017 • Eastern Shore Post • 43

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NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SALE made for a more particular description of the lot herein MAHANT SWAMI INC., Trading as Tru Blu 2, conveyed. The herein conveyed Parcel “G’ is bounded as 7465 Lankford Hwy., Oak Hall, Accomack County, 31340 Lawrence Drive, Atlantic, VA 23303 follows: On the Northeast, by a certain 50 foot street or By virtue of the power and authority contained in a Virginia 23416-0147 road shown as Lawrence Drive on said plat; on the South- The above establishment is applying to the Deed of Trust dated August 4, 2016, and recorded at In- east, for a distance of 626.86 feet, by the remaining lands strument Number 160003149 in the Clerk’s Office for the VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC now or formerly of Lawrence Davis et us, as shown on said BEVERAGE CONTROL (ABC) Circuit Court for Accomack County, VA, securing a loan plat; on the Southwest, of a distance of 328.41 feet, by the which was originally $289,240.00. The appointed SUB- for a Wine and Beer Off Premises license to sell or land now or formerly of Irene G. Hicks, as shown on said manufacture alcoholic beverages. STITUTE TRUSTEE, Commonwealth Trustees, LLC will plat, and on the Northwest, for a distance of 686.29 feet, offer for sale at public auction at main entrance of the Ashokkumar Patel, President by Parcel “H”, as shown on said plat. Said lot is conveyed NOTE: Objections to the issuance of this license must be sub- Accomack County Circuit Court, located at 23316 Court- together with all rights, privileges and appurtenances house Avenue on: mitted to ABC no later than 30 days from the publishing date thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, specifi- of the first of two required newspaper legal notices. Objections September 14, 2017 at 1:30 PM cally including the right to use, in common with all other should be registered at www.abc.virginia.gov or 800-552-3200. improved real property, with an abbreviated legal de- persons, who may now or hereafter have the like right, scription of Tract 1 All those certain tracts or parcels of the 50 foot outlet designated as “Lawrence Drive”, on said real estate situate near the Village of Atlantic in Atlantic plat, and the cul-de-sac which is a part thereof on said Magisterial District, Accomack County, Virginia, desig- plat and the 50 foot outlet designated as “Dixie Lane”, as nated as Tract B and Tract A on a certain plat captioned shown on said plat , and the right to use the 50 foot right- “Survey of Part of Property of Dixie Lee G. Davis shown of-way which leads from Parcel ‘A’ and Parcel ‘C’ on said hereon as Tracts ‘A’ & ‘B’ near Atlantic, Atlantic District, plat for a distance of 200 feet to the southwestern side of Accomack County, Virginia, made for Jeffrey V. Jaras” State Route No. 702. (For identification purposes only, this PUBLISHER’S NOTICE - dated 8 April 1999, made by Eastern Shore Surveyors, tract is known as Tax Map Number 042001300G00000), certified by James B. Latimer, II, Land Surveyor, said plat and as more fully described in the aforesaid Deed of Trust. FAIR HOUSING being attached to and made a part of a certain Certificate TERMS OF SALE: The property will be sold “AS IS,” of Partial Satisfaction dated the 24th day of May, 1999, WITHOUT REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY OF from Marva Farm Credit ACA to L. Franklin Davis and ANY KIND AND SUBJECT TO conditions, restrictions, We are pledged to the letter and spirit of Vir- Herman B. Walker, Trustees, said Certificate of Partial reservations, easements, rights of way, and all other mat- ginia’s policy for achieving equal housing op- Satisfaction and Plat attached to being recorded in the ters of record taking priority over the Deed of Trust to be Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of Accomack County announced at the time of sale. A deposit of $20,000.00, portunity throughout the Commonwealth. We immediately prior hereto. The herein conveyed tracts or or 10% of the sale price, whichever is lower, in cash or encourage and support advertising and market- parcel of land in the entirety contain 18.99 acres, more or cashier’s check payable to the SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE ing programs in which there are no barriers to less, and are bounded as follows: On the Northeast, by the will be required at the time of sale. The balance of the pur- remaining property now or formerly of Dixie Lee G. Davis, chase price, with interest at the rate contained in the Deed obtaining housing because of race, color, religion, as shown on said plat and by a certain 150 foot Delmarva of Trust Note from the date of sale to the date said funds national origin, sex, elderliness, familial status or Power & Light Easement, as shown on said plat; on the are received in the office of the SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE, East, by the land now or formerly belonging to Dixie Lee will be due within fifteen (15) days of sale. In the event of handicap. All real estate advertised herein is sub- G. Davis, as shown on said plat; on the Southwest, by the default by the successful bidder, the entire deposit shall ject to Virginia’s fair housing law which makes land now or formerly of Irene G. Hicks, as shown on said be forfeited and applied to the costs and expenses of sale plat; and on the Northwest, by Parcel “G” as shown on said and Substitute Trustee’s fee. All other public charges or it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation plat, now owned by the said Jeffrey V. Jaras. (Foridentifi- assessments, including water/sewer charges, whether in- or discrimination because of race, color, religion, cation purposes only, this tract is known as tax map num- curred prior to or after the sale, and all other costs in- ber 04200A0000023F0 and 4200A0000027A0.) cident to settlement to be paid by the purchaser. In the national origin, sex, elderliness, familial status or Tract 2 All that certain lot or parcel of land situate on the event taxes, any other public charges have been advanced, handicap, or intention to make any such prefer- Southwest side of State Route No. 702 (but not binding a credit will be due to the seller, to be adjusted from the ence, limitation or discrimination.” thereon), near the Village of Atlantic, in Atlantic Magis- date of sale at the time of settlement. Purchaser agrees to terial District, Accomack County, Virginia, designated as pay the seller’s attorneys at settlement, a fee of $445.00 This newspaper will not knowingly accept Parcel “G” containing 3.620 acres, as shown on a certain for review of the settlement documents. advertising for real estate that violates the plat captioned ‘Subdivision of Pine Grove, D.B. 397, P. 94, Additional terms will be announced at the time of sale fair housing law. Our readers are hereby in- D.B. 321, P. 262, ‘Greta’, Atlantic District, Accomack Coun- and the successful bidder will be required to execute and ty, VA.” dated 16 July, 1991, made by Eastern Shore Sur- deliver to the Substitute Trustees a memorandum or con- formed that all dwellings advertised veyors, LTD., certified by Bruce B. Gallup, C.L.S., said plat tract of the sale at the conclusion of bidding. in this newspaper are available being attached to and made a part of a certain Declara- FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: on an equal opportunity basis. For tion of Restrictions dated the 29th day of May, 1992, made Rosenberg & Associates, LLC by Lawrence B. Davis and Dixie Lee G. Davis, his wife, (Attorney for the Secured Party) more information or to file a hous- said Declaration being of record in the Clerk’s Office of 4340 East West Highway, Suite 600 ing complaint, call the Virginia Fair the Circuit Court of Accomack County in Deed Book 620, Bethesda, MD 20814 at page 292, and said plat being of record in Plat Book 301-907-8000 Housing Office at (804) 367-8530. Toll-free call 92, at page 57, reference to said plat is hereby expressly www.rosenberg-assoc.com (888) 551-3247. For the hearing-impaired, call (804) 367-9753. ATTENTION ATTORNEYS: Email: [email protected] Call Angie to place a legal ad in the Eastern Shore Post. website: www.fairhousing.vipnet.org Fast, free quotes and quick turn-around on affidavits. CALL ANGIE AT (757)789-7678 44 • Eastern Shore Post • August 25, 2017

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TRUSTEE’S SALE OF NOTICE: ABANDONED WATERCRAFT Notice is hereby given that the Town Council for the 6276 Downing Beach Drive Notice is hereby given that the following watercraft has Town of Keller, Virginia, will hold a public hearing begin- Jamesville, VA 23398 been abandoned for more than 60 DAYS on the property ning at 7:00 p.m. on September 6, 2017, in the Town Of- In execution of a Deed of Trust in the original principal of Zachary Thornton, 34268 Bradfords Neck Rd., Quinby, fice located at 18248 N.R. North Street, Keller, Virginia, amount of $152,582.00, dated November 30, 2004, re- VA 23423. His phone number is 757-787-1852. on a proposed ordinance to repeal and replace the Town’s corded among the land records of the Circuit Court for existing Vehicle License Tax. The proposed ordinance will Northampton County on March 7, 2005, as Instrument Description of watercraft: 1996 23’ White Maycraft, HIN: update how the tax is collected, change due dates and Number 050000909, the undersigned appointed Substitute MBL02347D696, VA 550 AS. processing fees, and adopt the DMV STOP program. A Trustee will offer for sale at public auction, at the main copy of the ordinance is available for inspection at the entrance of the courthouse for the Circuit Court of Application for Watercraft Registration/Title will be Town Office during its regular business hours. Northampton County, 5229 The Hornes, Eastville, made in accordance with Section 29.1-733.25 of the Code VA on September 21, 2017 at 1:00 PM, the property of Virginia if this watercraft is not claimed and removed described in said deed of trust, located at the above ad- within 30 days of first publication of this notice. Please dress and briefly described as: PARCEL E AS SHOWN ON contact the Virginia Department of Game and Inland A CERTAIN MAP OR PLAT ENTITLED “SURVEY OF Fisheries with questions. PARCELS D, E & F PROPERTY OF DOWNING, REID & ASHBY NEAR SILVER BEACH OCCOHANNOCK PUBLIC NOTICE NECK, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA,” MADE The Planning Commission of the Town of Chincoteague BY CHEWNING, HOGGARD & ASSOCIATES, INC., EN- will hold a public hearing on September 12, 2017, at 7:00 GINEERS-PLANNERS. SURVEYORS, TO WHICH REF- p.m., in the Council Chambers located at 6150 Community ERENCE IS HEREBY MADE; SAID PLAT BEING OF Legal Notice Regarding Dangerous Structures Drive to receive public comments and views on proposed RECORD IN THE CLERK’S OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT PURSUANT TO COUNTY CODE SECTION 94.03, changes in zoning: COURT OF NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA IN Northampton County has determined that a structure The proposed changes include deleting some “Uses Per- DEED BOOK 176, PAGE 427. Tax ID: 0012A-01-00-00-A2. at 8103 Sylvan Scene Drive, Tax Map Number 40-0A-37, mitted By Right” and requiring “Conditional Use Permits” TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A bidder’s deposit of deeded to Harris Family Real Estate Holdings LLC, en- in R-3, R-4, C-1, C-2, C-3 and C-4 Districts. Additionally, $10,000.00 or 10% of the sale price, whichever is lower, dangers the public health and safety of other residents it is proposed to delete some uses that are permitted by will be required in the form of a certified or cashier’s of the locality and that said structure must be removed, right because they are not used or duplicated. check. Cash will not be accepted as a deposit. Settlement repaired or secured within thirty days of this publica- within fifteen (15) days of sale, otherwise Trustee may tion. If the owner(s) of this parcel fail to remove, repair The proposed changes can be reviewed at the Town office forfeit deposit. Additional terms to be announced at sale. or secure the structure, within 30 days of this publica- between 8:00-4:30 daily. This is a communication from a debt collector. This notice tion, the County will remove the structure and the is an attempt to collect on a debt and any information cost of the removal shall be chargeable to the owner(s) Kenny L. Lewis obtained will be used for that purpose. of the structure and shall be collected as taxes are col- Zoning Administrator Loan Type: Conv/Conv (Trustee # 578174) lected: Inquiries may be directed to Susan McGhee at Substitute Trustee: ALG Trustee, LLC, C/O Orlans [email protected] or 757 678-0440 Ext.541. PC PO Box 2548, Leesburg, VA 20177, (703) 777-7101, website: http://www.orlans.com FEI # 1074.05967 08/18/2017, 08/25/2017, 09/01/2017, 09/08/2017

FORECLOSURE SALE OF REAL Property Address: 36026 Limpet Ct. be required to deposit with Trustee a deposit ESTATE IN TRAIL’S END Tax Map No. 029A20300008800 (non-refundable) in an amount equal to 10% of Assessed Value: $6,300.00 successful bid in cash or certified funds at time September 2, 2017, 10:00 AM Unit/Sheet/Lot: 3/3/88 of sale, with the closing to occur within thirty To be held at the Pavilion in Chincoteague days of the date of said sale or within such time Bay Trail’s End Subdivision, 5360 Trails End Property Address: 6027 Periwinkle Dr. set by Trustee in Trustee’s sole discretion. Writ- Dr., Horntown, VA 23395. ten one-price bids will be accepted for any of the Tax Map No. 029A20500017100 properties pursuant to the terms set forth in Va. Assessed Value: $7,300.00 The following properties will be auctioned: Code § 55-516. There is no warranty relating to Unit/Sheet/Lot: 3/5/171 right, title, interest, or the like in this disposi- Property Address: 5048 Blue Heron Dr. tion. Property is being sold pursuant to Va. Code Tax Map No. 029A10100053000 Property Address: 6123 Wallops Dr. § 55-516, and title will be conveyed pursuant to Assessed Value: $7,200.00 Tax Map No. 029A10200019400 statute and subject to all liens or encumbrances Unit/Sheet/Lot: 1/1/530 Assessed Value: $10,800.00 as provided in said statute. All information for Unit/Sheet/Lot: 3/7/194 review by appointment only. Notwithstanding the Minimum Bids announced at the time of Property Address: 6071 Slipper Shell Dr. Property Address: 6087 Wallops Dr. sale, the Trustee reserves the right to accept Tax Map No. 029A20300003400 and/or reject all offers. Time is of the essence. Assessed Value: $6,700.00 Tax Map No. 029A10200020300 Other conditions may be announced at the sale. Unit/Sheet/Lot: 3/3/34 Assessed Value: $6,300.00 Unit/Sheet/Lot: 3/7/203 TRUSTEE: Property Address: 6088 Slipper Shell Dr. Pender & Coward, P.C., Tax Map No. 029A20300006100 TERMS: Minimum Bids will be announced 222 Central Park Ave., Assessed Value: $18,100.00 prior to the start of the auction on the Virginia Beach, VA Unit/Sheet/Lot: 3/3/61 date of sale. Announcements made at auction Phone: (757) 490-6261 time take precedence over any print, electronic, Email: [email protected] or verbal information, including but not limited to the Minimum Bid. Successful bidder will August 25, 2017 • Eastern Shore Post • 45 Real Estate Post NEW LISTINGS Cards

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Letters to the Editor may be sent by POST Office Letters fax, email ([email protected]) No Prosperity in Chicken Economy ty is a fairly good driver, but even he cannot work or U.S. mail using the addresses in the Pub- Dear Editor: miracles. (I would like to think that I’m getting my lisher’s Circle below. While the Post will Paris has its Eiffel Tower, and Pisa has the lean- money’s worth on the last ride. It costs enough.) He ing tower. The latest “must see” sight in Accomack won’t be able to smooth out the road even if he tries. withhold a writer’s name with just cause, all County is the first 12 of 24 mega chicken houses And he certainly won’t be able to compensate for the letters must be signed and include a phone marching across the field between Keller and Pun- hard lean to the right that happens when meeting number and town of residence for verifica- goteague. You must drive slowly as the work is hid- a vehicle coming from the opposite direction. Much den behind piles of sand excavated last year. like the Willis Wharf Road used to be, it is so round- tion. They may not have been submitted to, You will especially want to drive by if you live ed (not to mention narrow) that a driver must move posted to or published by any other media. near cropland currently planted in corn, soybeans, right to the edge of the road, ensuring that there will So that more readers have an opportunity to etc. When you see the 12 of 24 houses, and if you be a good lean to the hearse. I certainly would not think, “Wow, this is great. I can’t wait to have a like to feel like I was rolling over. have their letters printed, keep letters to less dozen or two built next to my home!,” tell your su- I heard a rumor that Cemetery Road is scheduled than 300 words; keep political endorsements pervisor that they have done a wonderful job. If for repair or updating some time in the near future. less than 200 words. Political endorsements you are dismayed or horrified at the prospect, tell Could that be true? I sure hope so! your supervisor that you want meaningful and en- Alfred T. Miles will run until our Oct. 27 edition. The East- forceable density limits now! Heathsville ern Shore Post retains the right to edit all The supervisors defend the “excessive” expansion Relief Needed From letters. We reserve the right to edit or reject of corporate meat as a bringer of jobs and prosperity. letters that exceed 300 words, are vulgar or But jobs and prosperity for whom? Ambulance Costs Here are some figures from the 2010 U.S. Census for otherwise unfit for print. Springdale, Arkansas, the home of Tyson. Of a popula- Dear Editor: tion of 69,797, 18,160 persons were born in a foreign • Did you know if you call an ambulance it will not or • Did you know the EMTs are paid separately from country, coming from several parts of the world. The may not deliver you to the hospital of your choice and the $120,000 dollars county allotment and they can Hispanic/Latino population was 27,213. These figures you may be denied the doctor you want to see in decide where you go for medical treatment? include immigrants and persons born in the U.S.A. The Salisbury or Berlin, Md.? • Did you know you will be billed as much as $800- five-year American Community Survey (2011 - 2015) • Did you know the Accomack County emergency $1,500 to be transported to a hospital that you did calculated that the number of individuals living below medical services (EMS) system is required, or at not want to go to in the first place, and if you are the poverty level in Springdale was 23.3 percent. least suggesting, the local ambulance companies transferred to another facility, you will be billed a The expansion of corporate meat is not a bringer take you to the nearest hospital, regardless of second time? of prosperity for the homeowners next door. The im- your demand to go to the hospital of your choice? There needs to be some relief somewhere for pa- portant question is, “Who will compensate the near- • Did you know the ambulance attendants have the tients. Accomack County EMS rules and regulations by neighbors for the equity value in their homes?” right to override your decision for medical treat- need to be modified to accommodate a special need Accomack County needs a diversified economy. ment by the doctor of your choice, at the hospital of or a reasonable request from the patient or his or her Pat Heggoy your choice, therefore you have no choice? family, and the charges need to be less or more rea- Pungoteague • Did you know the EMT is licensed in conjunc- sonable for transportation to a hospital. tion with, and under the supervision of, the doc- Ronnie Thomas Help on the Way for Cemetery Road? tor at the Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital, Dear Editor: and his license can be revoked if he does not fol- My wife and I were born and raised in Willis Wharf. low that doctor’s orders to take you to Riverside “They’re at the Post” (Actually, she was born at Broadwater on Hog Island Memorial Hospital, if instructed to do so? Bay, and her family moved, with house, to Willis Wharf • Did you know 30 percent of our county tax in 1938.) Three generations of our families are buried in budget goes toward the county emergency ser- the cemetery at Belle Haven. As you might surmise, this vices (fire and rescue), and that amounts to has entailed many, many trips down Cemetery Road. One $18,000,000 a year? thing that is difficult not to note is that road has been in • Did you know that Accomack County is the sec- Editor: Connie Morrison rough shape for as far back as our memory goes. Since we ond highest in the state for appropriating funds Advertising Manager: Troy Justis were both born in 1936, that is quite a ways back. for the emergency medical services? Advertising Associate: Sam Sellard Staff Writer/Photographer: Linda Cicoira We were visiting with friends who were also born and • Did you know each fire and rescue company Sports Writer/Photographer: Krystle Bono raised on the Shore and who, like us, talk about the deplor- gets $120,000 dollars of your county tax money Staff Writer: Stefanie Jackson able condition of that road. That is a regular occurrence, each year? Classified and Legals Manager: Angie H. Crutchley every trip, without fail. They also have family buried there. • Did you know the state makes available grant mon- Graphic Designer: Kimberly Perry Intern Writer/Photographer: Jasmine Foeman And there are people who live along that road. Imagine ey to the local qualifying ambulance companies for Four Corner Plaza how much they would like to see a better road. the purchase of a new ambulance or needed equip- P.O. Box 517, Onley, VA 23418 It is obvious that my turn, and my wife’s, is bound ment at a rate of 80 percent state and 20 percent lo- email: [email protected] to occur sooner than later. I can only hope that the cal funding for hardship companies and that’s more Phone: 757-789-POST (7678) Fax: 757-789-7681 ride will be much smoother by that time. Guy Dough- of your tax monies spent for EMS? 48 • Eastern Shore Post • August 25, 2017

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