Review of EMS Attack Yields Recommendations by Candy Farlow Move Toward His Vehicle

PRSRT STANDARD March 26, 2008 U.S. POSTAGE PAID ONLEY, VA. Permit NO. 517 Circulation 12,000 Eastern Shore Post Review of EMS Attack Yields Recommendations By Candy Farlow move toward his vehicle. During his retreat, howev- •always have a DPS supervisor on duty to ad- er, he tripped over a rope that had been strung be- dress and respond to staff needs; ccomack County Public Safety Director tween two posts and fell to the ground on his back •develop a policy for notification of administra- Jason Loftus has issued a report calling for as the patient continued to strike him about the tive staff. AAnumerous changes in the way some emer- head. The medic was eventually able to free himself As the incident related to the 911 Center, the re- gency calls are handled. The report was sparked by and sought refuge in the ambulance. port recommends that: the Feb. 4 incident during which a county-employed The second medic received a call from a friend •calls to the 911 Center without an underlying fire medic was assaulted while responding to a call. who is also a Virginia State Police trooper who, in medical emergency be transferred to the Sheriff’s At approximately 5:30 p.m. that day, Oak Hall turn, notified VSP dispatch to send any available Office; Rescue was paged out to a psychiatric call. Two Ac- trooper to the scene. Fire units from NASA Wallops •a policy be developed providing specific direc- comack County fire medics responded in an ambu- Flight Facility responded after monitoring the re- tion for dispatchers as to when and how to request lance and were told by the 911 Center that the Sher- quest for assistance. a response from the Sheriff's Office; iff's Office had been notified. Loftus’ report also includes a transcript of the •the possibility of an “Emergency All-Call” policy According to the report, when the medics arrived communication between the 911 Center, the patient for law enforcement be evaluated; on the scene, the patient was outside his residence and the medics, as well as between the center and •policy addressing responsiveness to field and walking toward them. After the rescue crew got the Accomack County Sheriff’s Office. providers be modified and/or adhered to; out of the ambulance, the patient rushed forward In light of the entire situation and subsequent in- •dispatch supervisors be held accountable for the and struck one of the medics on the left side of the vestigation, the report recommends that the De- actions of subordinates; head with a closed fist, causing a laceration above partment of Public Safety (DPS): •one channel be reserved for dispatch communi- his left eye. The other medic ran to an adjacent res- •make it mandatory that DPS employees carry cations and announcements; idence and called the 911 Center, indicating an im- their assigned portable radio while on duty; •adoption of standardized language when check- mediate need for law enforcement to respond. •develop a policy for response to mental/behav- ing for the need of assistance from the Sheriff's Of- According to Loftus’ report, the injured medic ioral/psychological emergency calls; fice be considered; was dazed from the first impact and unable to de- •provide an in-service for staff and other Emer- •a policy be adopted for clearing a channel for fend himself and subsequently received several gency Medical Services (EMS) personnel with re- EMS personnel to declare an emergency or “May more blows to his head from the patient. The medic gard to providing proper communications during in- attempted to back away from the assailant and tense situations; (Continued on Page 13) Breaking School Board Votes to Close Up Is Northampton Middle School By Ron West the School Board, told the standing- Hard The Northampton County room-only crowd that the funding School Board voted last Wednesday changes would reduce state money To Do to officially close Northampton by $1.9 million, about a 17.3 percent. Middle School at the end of the “We have to make some drastic Yesterday, term in June. changes,” Murray said. “The middle brave welders Citing a major budget crunch and school is not a new issue. We were from Iseler unexpected repairs that would need planning to use QZAB (Qualified Demolition of to be done at the school, Superinten- Zone Academic Bond) funds to repair Missouri took dent Dr. Richard Bowmaster asked the restrooms and locker rooms, but apart the old the School Board to vote for a budget now that funding will be shifted to Onancock package proposed by the Central Of- help pay for repairs at the high water tower, fice staff. As a result of the board’s school. If changes are not made in piece by piece, action, students in grades pre-K the budget, the Board of Supervisors and carted off through 7 will attend both Occohan- will need to raise taxes drastically.” the steel. nock and Kiptopeke elementary Jeff Walker, chairman of the Onlookers schools and Grades 8 through 12 will Board of Supervisors, concurred watched the attend Northampton High School. workers’ mid- Bowmaster pointed out that the (Continued on Page 13) air ballet as declining student enrollment and they balanced changes in the composite index, Correction on half-inch which is used to calculate state A Front-Page caption in last beams. funding, have resulted in a de- week’s Eastern Shore Post incorrect- crease in state funding. ly identified Chincoteague Mayor Photo by Supervisor Spencer Murray, who Jack Tarr as Mayor Jack Tull. Angie Crutchley until December 2007 had served on The Post regrets the error.

2 • EASTERN SHORE POST • MARCH 26, 2008 More Income Intel Size of County Budget he Eastern Shore Post recently published the salaries of Central Office personnel in the Northampton County Public School System because the figures had been a matter of some Dismays Citizen Tdiscussion with respect to recent news events. In response to the resulting requests we have received from readers for similar information concerning other county officials, the Post By Linda Cicoira is offering the following salary figures which we have received under the Freedom of Informa- A real-estate agent from Hallwood gave the Acco- tion Act. mack County Board of Supervisors some financial advice last Wednesday. While the precise job titles do not always match between Accomack and Northampton coun- “I am stunned by the size of Accomack County’s ties, these are the management positions which were presented by county officials. budget,” said Toni Trepanier. “In my opinion, it is to- tally disproportionate to our population and the average income of our taxpayers. Position Name Salary “I can only hope this budget will be reviewed again and where possible, be reduced, particularly COUNTY ADMINISTRATION as it pertains to capital improvements and job cre- - ACCOMACK ation,” she continued. County Administrator Steven Miner $110,647 “It appears our county staff has grown faster Assistant County Administrator Linda Martin-Warner $72,972 than our population,” she said. “These are difficult economic times and belt tightening is necessary.” County Attorney Mark Taylor $117,875 Trepanier spoke during the public participation Director of Finance Reed Ennis $89,666 portion of the supervisor’s monthly meeting. She Director of Public Works Stewart Hall $72,867 said that rather than fund “new luxury green box Director of Building and Zoning David Fluhart $72,823 facilities,” that money should be spent on increased Director of Parks & Recreation William Allen $72,552 fire/rescue/ambulance services. Director of Public Safety Jason Loftus $66,384 “It is my understanding that the cost of one new trash facility is approximately $680,000,” she said, Director of Planning James McGowan $69,953 not disputing how nice the facilities are. “I suggest Real Estate Assessor Brent Hurdle $72,444 that part of that money would go a long way towards Economic Development Coordinator Larry Forbes $59,466 paying a living wage and retirement benefits to those Airport Manager Barbara Hoffman-Haxter $39,091 who risk life and limb routinely for us, and part could be allocated for equipment to help them help us.” COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Trepanier said she sent out an e-mail survey - NORTHAMPTON asking how people prefer their money be spent and County Administrator Katie Nunez $100,293 “only one person voted for additional green box facilities and one abstained” from making an opinion. Finance Director Glenda Miller $88,216 She did not disclose how many people participated. Building Inspector Mark Cline $69,995 Regarding health insurance, Trepanier said, Clerk of Works Jim Chapman $74,948 “Elected county officials are not employees and are Code Compliance Officer Gwen Cummings-Thompson $47,740 often employed elsewhere or are self-employed or EMS Director Hollye Carpenter $55,219 retired, with benefits provided from other sources. Information Technology Director Mark Heneghan $64,136 So I suggest that elected county officials with health insurance available from other sources, vol- Planning & Zoning Director Sandra Benson $71,637 untarily remove themselves from the county insur- Public Works Director Michael Thornes $70,324 ance plan.” Solid Waste Director Ronald Rowe $48,010 Trepanier also said that the “basic principles of appraisal do not appear to have been utilized in this SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION recent re-assessment. I have performed consider- - ACCOMACK able research and found very little consistency or Superintendent W. Richard Bull Jr. $120,629 justification for some of the huge increases and, in Assistant Supt. for Administration Dr. Rhonda Hall $96,722 some cases, insufficient increases, particularly on and Human Resources waterfront estates.” Assistant Supt. for Instruction Alice G. Koziol $96,722 The budget proposal includes approximately Elementary School Coordinator Dr. Maribeth L. Haines $76,175 $65,000 for a new in-house real-estate assessor. The total package is more than $50 million. About $27 Middle School Coordinator Jason H. Baldwin $56,397 million of that is local money. High School Coordinator/Career Mark E. Nowak $77,420 + $7,742$7,742 CTE Supplement and Technical Education Director of Student Services/ Leander S. Roberts Jr. $86,456 C.D.C.D. Marsh,Marsh, JewelersJewelers Administrative Assistant “Home of the Original Director of Finance Beth O. Charnock $84,616 Chesapeake Bay Bracelets” Technology Coordinator/Textbooks James B. Carey $83,338 + $3,000 Textbook Supp. Transportation Supervisor Frank P. Hurst $64,076 45 Market St. • Onancock VA Coordinator of Special Education Jessie Duncil $80,787 Class Rings Assessment & Accountability Sandra A. Drummond $70,288 Order Now!! Coordinator Starting School Health Coordinator Kathy M. Lewis $53,057 at $129 Coordinator of Federal Programs Marianne R. Elebash $80,763 Food Service Supervisor William E. Hall Jr. $66,831 Facilities Coordinator Michael T. Tolbert $70,965 787-3333

MARCH 26, 2008 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 3 No Movement From Accomack Board on Sewage Ordinance By Linda Cicoira Recently, Bundick said, he had to haulers to work on getting long-term at the former Parksley Middle School, The majority of Accomack supervi- pay $10,000 for test samples. In addi- contracts with the Pocomoke plant. and Route 840 (Cutler Lane), from the sors voted last Wednesday to postpone tion, he learned that to replace the la- “I think we need to look into recy- secondary state highway system; changing the county’s sewage disposal goon would cost $1.2 million and then cling (waste) water, possibly by land ap- •approve spending $2,000 in Election ordinance, a move that could prohibit would be given only a one-year permit. plying,” Chesser said later. “I seriously District 1 funds for lights on the North the use of lagoons for septic waste. “A year-to-year permit would not be think you shouldn’t (even) allow lined Accomack Little League ballfield; “I was pretty disappointed,” said acceptable,” he said, adding that it is a lagoons. I want to know a lot more.” •approve spending about $300 in Supervisor Grayson Chesser following big decision for each resident who “has Chesser said he also is concerned Election District 2 funds to cover landfill the meeting. Chesser was the only su- a bathroom.” about the creek. “Millions of dollars of tipping fees and other costs associated pervisor who had announced he was Bundick said he charges $250 to seafood is at risk in a storm event.” with the Bayside Community clean-up; “ready to vote right now.” pump a septic tank even though it Still, he said he doubted it would be as •approve spending an undisclosed “All they are is big privies. We costs him $284 to do so. He com- bad as what could happen with an un- amount of Election District 3 funds to haven’t made any progress in the 400 plained that his fuel bill for January lined lagoon. buy plants and landscaping materials years since we’ve got here,” he said. totaled $24,700 and that he is hauling He wants everyone involved in the for Horntown Convenience Center; “It’s something that has to be done some of the sewage to Pocomoke, Md. process to meet. “If you’re going to dis- •pass a resolution that asks the as quickly as possible,” Chesser con- Bundick also reported that the state cuss this, you need to have all the peo- Virginia Association of Counties to ini- tinued. He added that viewing the la- is considering requiring those houses ple available.” tiate and support a “grass-roots” effort goons is what convinced him the ac- in areas that now pump their systems The proposed ordinance was adver- toward citizen petitions to initiate tion is necessary. every five years to do so annually. tised for public hearing with the amendments to the state constitution “I would like the board to go there “I don’t want us in a bind that we strictest rules, as recommended by allowing the financing of capital im- and look at these lagoons,” Chesser won’t have a place to dump,” said Su- County Attorney Mark Taylor, so that provements for Virginia’s public said. “I’m not saying close it tomorrow pervisor Wanda Thornton. She wants the document could be adjusted with- schools at the state level and to pro- or close it next week. But we’ve got to to wait to amend the ordinance until out the need for further postings. vide citizens with advance notification close it. The time for dilly dallying is after the northern landfill septic sys- No one spoke at the hearing. of “the local costs of legislation consid- over.” tem is expanded. At last week’s meeting, the supervi- ered by the General Assembly”; Officials have said that there are Supervisor Donald Hart agreed. “I sors also voted to: •request a state variance for an three unlined lagoons in the county think we have to be very careful,” he •change the start of the public ses- emergency medical technician (EMT) and that two of those have been closed said. “We have to have somewhere be- sion of the monthly meeting from 7 class taught at Parksley Volunteer Fire by the sewage hauling companies that fore we close them down … before we p.m. to 6 p.m.; Company so that instruction could con- own them. do something rash; we need to do •change the name of the county’s tinue for the 41 participants. This would Chairman Ron S. Wolff commended something careful. I don’t want to get Industrial Development Authority to allow the course to be taught by one in- Boggs Water & Sewage and Bundick’s caught with our pants down if all of a Economic Development Authority; structor while a certification issue with Well and Pump Co. for “solving two- sudden, 39,000 people would not •abandon Route 9641, the access road the second instructor is handled. thirds of the problem” when they pump their septic tanks.” stopped using two of the lagoons. Public Works Director Stewart Hall ® The issue came to light in November originally had estimated that expand- & when County Administrator Steve ing the landfill’s system would take Lewin Carr Inc., Realtors Miner reported that the haulers “are about a year. More recent inquiries www.lewincarr.com Tel. #757-787-0901 being required to hire third-party con- have led him to believe it could take sultants and develop operation and 21 months. He said that once opera- maintenance manuals for their lagoons. tional, the system could handle OPEN HOUSE … The state may force these businesses “maybe half of what’s being pumped.” 16104 Country Club Rd. Melfa, VA, 23410 into expensive solutions. … Helping Hart said he is concerned that total them benefits all the county since we dependence on one system could leave Saturday, March 29, 2008 11:00AM-2:00PM rely on them to help keep our ground- the county in dire straits in heavy Secluded, 100-acre water clean and our house sanitary.” rains or storms and that if the system “We have done everything asked of failed, untreated waste would be dis- waterfront estate with us,” one of the haulers, Jimmy charged into Assawoman Creek. 4200 sq' contemporary Bundick, told the board. In 1976 when “It is always a possibility with any home, dock, guest a lagoon near Painter was opened, it system,” said Hall. cabana, pool and 2 met all restrictions, he added. 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tions that were part of the event in medics) were received by the 911 Cen- ~ Rescue question. This very serious event has ter, some were of low volume and Court Postings provided an opportunity for service many went unacknowledged.” Report ~ agencies to come together and gain new The report further states, “In this Northampton Circuit Court insights. The end result is the develop- incident, the assailant was in close Criminal Cases (Continued From Front Page) ment of new and more relevant policies, proximity to the portable radio when According to Commonwealth’s Attor- Day,” using the “man down” button, procedures and actions designed to in- the 911 Center dispatchers called and ney Bruce Jones, Kamal Yamani Cuffee, and for reviewing non-routine events. crease employee/responder safety.” asked, ‘Do you need the Sheriff's Of- 20, of Birdsnest pleaded guilty Monday With regard to the part played by the According to the report, “A review of fice?’ It is unclear if this statement in Northampton County Circuit Court Accomack County Sheriff's Office dur- the (911) communication tape re- triggered the assailant to strike, but it to grand larceny and Kengi Elkerson, ing the incident, the report states, “In vealed several apparent breaches of must be considered as a possibility 38, of Cape Charles pleaded guilty to review of the incident, narratives and policy, procedural errors and omis- given the next radio transmission distribution of a controlled substance. communications tapes from both the sions during this incident. These er- came from (the medic), stating, ‘Need Both Cuffee and Elkerson will be 911 Center and the Accomack County rors did not occur as an isolated event, help,’ followed by several radio breaks. sentenced after presentence reports Sheriff's Office, it was apparent that but continued for the duration of the These radio breaks indicate someone have been prepared. communication ambiguity between the incident. If supervisory staff were was trying to key the transmit button 911 Center and Sheriff's Office exists present, these errors should have been but was unable to hold the button long Criminal Justice with regard to response.” corrected immediately. If intervention enough, definitely a ‘Red Flag.’ Scholarships Loftus noted that issues brought does not occur, then supervisory and “The 911 Center dispatchers made forth in the document “are not intended dispatch staff have failed to do the no effort to hail the provider making Northampton County Sheriff Jack to assign blame nor should the contents task to which they are assigned and the communication, ‘Need help,’ even Robbins reports that his office is now be construed as accusatory toward any responsible for.” though a radio identifier would have accepting scholarship applications for one person, organization or entity. … Also with regard to the role the 911 been available to them on the console. the Virginia Sheriffs’ Institute Schol- The vast majority of calls is routine and system played in the incident, the re- “This incident clearly demonstrates arship for the fall of 2008. The appli- therein is the danger that we become port notes, “There are communication the need for immediate and uninter- cant must be majoring in criminal complacent. It is only during non-rou- issues in the northern end of Acco- rupted communication. ... Once (the justice in a Virginia college. There is tine events, such as the incident de- mack County resulting in either poor other medic) called the 911 Center one scholarship for full-time students scribed above, that we recognize the or no reception of the 911 signal. … Al- and reported the ambulance crew had and one for part-time students. need to review all decisions, actions, though in this situation the portable been assaulted, this should have been Applications are available at North- omissions, errors, and positive contribu- radio transmissions from (one of the another ‘red flag’ for clearing the radio ampton High School and Broadwater Baltimore B81652 Shelton Refrigeration, Inc. 5.125x7 traffic and attempts made to reach Academy, but students also can get them Fire Medic 1. This was not acted upon. from the Sheriff’s Office in Eastville. The dispatcher did not attempt to de- The deadline for the scholarships to Shelton Refrigeration, Inc. termine the extent of injuries Fire be received by the office of the Virginia Save today… Medic 1 sustained.” Sheriffs’ Institute is May 1. Live healthier tomorrow

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By Linda Cicoira Metompkin Bay and Wire Passage issue.” He warned about liability if in- eling in an area while in possession of a A ccomack supervisors hope they were identified as most in need. juries occurred because of needed repairs. loaded firearm within 100 yards of pub- will be awarded a $500,000 federal The supervisors also voted to ask C. Ray Pruitt, captain of the Public lic school property. County Attorney grant for use in dredging local water- Northampton County to join them in Safety Department, said he is against de- Mark Taylor said these restrictions are ways where the buildup has gotten so applying for a grant to build a new molishing the existing burn building. He already law in Virginia and the change high that channel markers and other burn building at the regional Fire/Res- contended that while actual burns should is needed to direct fees to the county. navigational aids have been removed. cue Training Center. The cost of the not be permitted there, the structure In addition, the board passed a res- Last week, the board directed Public structure is estimated at $430,000. could safely be used for other training. olution allowing 36.5 acres in Quinby Works Director Stewart Hall to meet Public Safety Director Jason Loftus Pruitt also suggested that more grant to be part of the Enterprise Zone. with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said it would cost about $106,000 to money could be raised if the facility Larry Forbes, director of economic de- and local Coast Guard to determine update the existing structure, but he were offered for use by law enforcement. velopment, said the purpose is to ex- where the dredging is most needed. only expects those repairs to last The supervisors also amended an or- pand aquaculture projects at Mid At- Hall reported that he was able to about three years. dinance to allow the county to collect lantic Aquaculture Tech. “It will in- apply for the grant at the 11th hour, “It’s like any other building we have fines for convictions of loitering, shoot- deed be a great asset to our county in but did not have time to determine what in the county,” Loftus said. “It’s a safety ing or hunting with a firearm or of trav- the future,” Forbes said. area has the most need. The grant, which requires a 45 percent match, is Board Wants To Extend Bay Preservation Act expected to be awarded in the fall. “It would be nice to have a specific By Linda Cicoira and advise the board about it. channel involved,” Hall said. In an 8-1 vote last Wednesday, Accomack supervisors gave Thornton complained that implementing such a plan “We have a very dire situation,” said the nod for County Attorney Mark Taylor and Planning Direc- could be detrimental to farmers. She inquired how many Supervisor Donald L. Hart. “Soon we tor Jim McGowan to draft an amendment to the county’s Zon- houses would be affected. won’t be able to get out of our harbors.” ing Ordinance and Map that would extend the Chesapeake “I’m very anxious to see after all these years” how the “Over the last several years, very few Bay Preservation Overlay District to the Atlantic Ocean. board will act regarding the issue, said Supervisor Donald L. projects have been dredged by the Corps Only Supervisor Wanda Thornton opposed the action. Hart. He recalled when Supervisors Julia Major and Warren of Engineers, due to limitations on fund- Supervisor Phil McCaleb proposed the resolution which Nock were still living, the three were the only ones to favor ing,” the application states. “This has cre- noted that the district “is a useful environmental protection such an amendment. ated a large backlog of projects and that mechanism that has benefited the public health, safety and The bay act was established in 1988 to protect water backlog is growing. … Of the 48 federal welfare of all citizens of Accomack County and particularly quality from “significant degradation as a result of the use navigation projects in Accomack County, those residing within its area of applicability.” and development of land.” only eight are considered restricted, Taylor said the wording needs to be amended to include The act created buffers and land disturbance regula- one is considered severely restricted areas between the two major bodies of water. 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8 • EASTERN SHORE POST •MARCH 26, 2008 Town Meetings School Children Being Counted CCoommmmuunniittyy This Week WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26 in Accomack County NNootteess •Accomac Town Council - 7:30 p.m., Bd. of Sup. Chambers By Linda Cicoira more, maybe they will give the school A census of school-age youth in Ac- division more.” THURSDAY, MARCH 27 comack will be taken in a door-to-door The counters will include school bus •Bloxom Town Council - 7:30 canvass conducted by county school drivers, teachers and other staff. They p.m., Town Hall workers beginning April 1. will present photo identification Dr. Rhonda Hall, assistant superin- badges during the surveys. TUESDAY, APRIL 1 tendent of Administration and Human According to the school system’s •Belle Haven Town Council - Resources, said the count would be news release, “The funds which the 7 p.m., ESO Bldg. made of those between 5 and 19 years school division receives from the census •Cape Charles Planning Com- old, in accordance with Virginia law. are dedicated to facility maintenance, mission - 7:30 p.m., Council She wants to alert the public about operations, capital projects and debt Chambers the census so residents are not afraid service. This funding is the school •Wachapreague Town Council to answer when the worker comes board’s third largest source of revenue.” - 7:30 p.m., Town Office knocking on their doors. “A lot of peo- “The assistance of county residents ple don’t understand,” Hall said. The with providing information to the cen- and demonstrating your art or craft, effort involves counting “all children, sus takers will be greatly appreciat- If you are a or in performing, you are invited to regardless of where they go to school” ed,” Hall said. painter, singer, join the organization’s roster. or if they are home-taught. It also will “The payback is very substantial,” juggler, potter, To find out more, contact Jim War- include those who are incarcerated or said Superintendent W. Richard Bull. Chincoteague drummer, actor, ren at 665-1128 or e-mail him at live in juvenile homes. “We try to use bus drivers because carver, or an artist [email protected] or stop The results are then used in the they know all the routes.” of any sort, the by Hidden Treasures Craft Gallery in state’s funding formula, which deter- Hall said that there will be about Chincoteague Cultural Parksley to show him your work , drop mines the distribution of a portion of Vir- 45 workers making the survey, com- Alliance is looking for you. The off a CD or learn more about how to ginia’s sales tax revenue that is returned pared to 15 employees when the poll non-profit arts organization spon- get involved. to the locality for public education. was taken three years ago. Four of the sors a variety of events through- On Chincoteague, stop in and see “We’re putting a lot of effort into it census takers will be bi-lingual. “We out the year to educate and entertain Jon or Jane Richstein at Sundial because we know how important the will be monitoring every two weeks residents and visitors to Chin- Books on Main Street (336-5825) or money is to Accomack County,” said from Jan. 1 to July 15,” Hall said. coteague. Megan McCook at Egret Moon Art- Hall. “It helps the county, not just the For more information, residents can If you are interested in exhibiting works on Main Street (336-5775). school division. … If the county gets call Dr. Hall, at 787-5754 or 824-5601. NEED A BOOKKEEPER? Services Offered: 0% “Allow yourself the Small Business Start-ups Available for time to grow and run State & Federal Tax 60 Months your business, while we Registration and Tax FORD do what we do best!” Compliance “Your Family Ford Dealer” Payroll, Accounts Receivable, Accounts 08 F150 XL LB 2WD 08 F150 XL Scb 2wd Payable, Billing & Green/Tan Int., Red/Tan Int., V8, Auto, AC, Collections, Financial V6, AC, Great Trl. Tow, Statements & Bank Fuel Economy Reconciliations AM/FM, CD #8067 #8044 Computer Software $19,170 Was $25,055 Was Conversions ($4,721) Discount ($5,306) Discount Tax Preparation $14,449 SALE PRICE $19,749 SALE PRICE Now serving the Eastern We Welcome all: 08 F150 Scb Flareside, 4x4 08 F150 SuperCrew 4x4 » Contractors Black, Gray Blue/Gray Capt. Shore Business Community » Cptn. Chairs, V8, Chairs, V8, Auto, Restaurant-Hospitality Auto, Run Bds., AC, 6CD, Pow. » Retail/Wholesale Sl. Rear Win., Adj. Pedal, Run Accomack Tax Service » Cruise, Trl. Tow, Bd., Moonroof, Real Estate - including Power Equip. Trailer Tow, Rental Properties #8043 Grp., Satellite #8037 Reverse Sens., 757-789-7672 » $33,085 Was Radio $40,185 Was Satellite Radio Trucking ($8,836) Discount ($8,236) Discount Knowledgeable & Courteous » Farm Service » Watermen $24,249 SALE PRICE $31,949 SALE PRICE » Other self-employed Lankford Hwy. Keller,VA. 757-787-1209 Prices Reflect All Rebates & Incentives Sale Ends 3/31/08

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The wedding will take place, Satur- •a boy, born to Latanya day, April 12, 2008, at 2 p.m., at Melfa and Kevin Cropper of United Methodist Church, followed Oak Hall March 17 MARRIAGES immediately by a reception. •a daughter, born to Jacqueline and All family and friends are invited. No Preston Walters of Belle Haven invitations will be sent. No gifts, please, March 17 WARDS except the honor of your presence. •a son, born to Marlo Walker of A The couple will drive across the New Church March 18 United States for their honeymoon •a son, born to Dawn Chesnoski and PROMOTIONS and live in Melfa upon their return. Rick Saunders of Horntown March 18 Honor Students •a daughter, born to Tyquinta Custis and Brian Abbott of Parksley March 18 Announced •a daughter, born to Tysheena Creekmore and Markice Harmon of Eastern Shore Community College Mappsville March 18 IRTHS Robert Johnson and Linda Hyslop recognizes the following students for B Robert Johnson and their academic achievement during Sarah Nelson, Bryce Nordstrom, An- the fall 2007 semester. tionette Nottingham, Jasmine Parker, Linda Hyslop To Wed President’s List (grade point aver- Tana Parker, Meredith Parlett, Heidi Mile POSTSPOSTS age of 3.80 or higher) – Hilda Andrews, Pick, Jeremiah Pleitez, Wesley Price, Faye Shawn Claudette Hyslop of Kathleen Bacchi, Vincent Bardinelli, Hope Pruitt, Leiah Randall, Arline Fairfax County, Va., and Lovietta Mary Barnes, Jessica Bradford, Joshua Riley, Tonya Sample, Angel Simpkins, Chauvon Hyslop of Exmore have an- Brown, Gavin Bruno, Keith Canales, Pa- Kelli Skaggs, Ronshende Smith, Roset- nounced the upcoming wedding of tricia Chandler, Victor Chesnoski, ta Smith, Danielle Strand, Gladys their mother, Linda Michele Hyslop, to LaKea Crippen, Jamie Crockett, Edna Strand, Sara Sumner, Zacchues Toppin, Robert Edward Johnson. Dennis, Heather Diem, Ruth Dize, Dawn Tyvonne Townsend, Nina Tull, Joan The prospective groom is the son of Duckett, Katheryn Etheridge, Annette Tyree, Rachael Vasquez, Brennan Wal- the late Thomas and Alberta Johnson Evans, David Fazekas, Edward Fisher, dorf, Lauketta Walker, Melissa Water- from Bridgetown and the grandson of Sandra Gwaltney, Daniel Hall, Keiosha field, Albertine Wessells, Tori Wheatley, the late Thomas and Sudie Johnson Harmanson, Tyjuana Harmon, Rebecca Dessie White, Tinishia White, Jessica from Bridgetown and the late John and Hemphill, John Hickman, Nikia Windsor, and Elizabeth Yontz. Amanda Rowley and the late William Howard, Rosemarie Hrusth, Margaret Merit List (grade point average of 3.20 Thomas, all from Treherneville. A na- Jeffries, Dana Jester, Kishima John- to 3.499) — Tynisha Anderson, tive of the Eastern Shore, he attended son, Lloyd Johnston, Lakisha Jordan, Stephanie Baker, Michael Barnes, Irish Northampton County public schools Nicole Justis, Heather Katrobos, Jason Beckett, Sara Blankenship, Lakesha and has been employed by the Virginia Kellam, Jordan Kellam, Natisha Kel- Brickhouse, Shamara Bundick, Leah Department of Transportation (VDOT) lam, Nicole Kellam, Lisa Land, Canales, Keely Chandler, David Chew, in Accomac since 1976. William Lawrence, Hannah LeMoyne, Geetoo Chhibber, Melissa Cornelious, The bride-elect is the daughter of Dara Lewis, Tamyra Mills, Wendie Karen Crockett, Lisa Cypress, Walter the late Florence Ellen Hyslop from Misuna, Maria Moyano, Joshua Park- Dawson, Rhonda Duncan, Shaunta Laura Terry and Zachary Annon Machipongo and the late Claude er, Jessica Pruitt, Cheryl Randall, Jes- Evans, Terry Finney, Melissa Fox, Justine Laura Terry To Wed Joseph (Jackie) Nottingham from sica Reed, John Riley, Kristen Ruchal- Frankau,Tessa Godbold, Jessica Greenley, Birdsnest and the granddaughter of ski, Lori Savage, Ashley Smullin, Rose- Natasha Hatney, Lauren Holden, Melanie Zachary Annon the late James and Madgia Hyslop mary Stapleton, David Stone, Tina Justis, Shevon Kellam, Karen Killmon, and Severn and Quint Nottingham, all Taylor, Ronald Thorne, Willette Trig- HarleyRose Kolinsky, Shawna Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sturgis Terry from Machipongo. A native of the gs, Rachel Turner, Jessica Underhill, Ashley Mapp, Jared Marsh, Kanitra of Willis Wharf have announced the Eastern Shore, she is a graduate of Angela Walston, Malissa Watterson, Miller, Denitra Morris, Alyssa Muen- engagement of their youngest daugh- Northampton High School, where she Courtney Williams, Frances Williams, der, John Patterson, Cynthia Peed, ter, Laura Grace, to Zachary Tate has been employed since 2000. Terry Williams, and Sharon Wilson Trenesa Perkins, Eloisa Rea, Sonia Annon, son of George and Rhonda Pastor Palmer Bunting will preside Dean’s List (grade point average of Riggins, Jason Schavel, Sarah Scott, Annon of Wilsonia Neck. over the ceremony at Ebenezer Bap- 3.50 to 3.799) – Kristina Albrecht, Es- Tiffany Sharbor, Mervin Smith, Ryan The bride-to-be is the granddaugh- tist Church in Wardtown on June 28, ther Allshouse-Stahl, Tiauna Ames, Spencer, Bessie Stratton, Darlene Tay- ter of Nat and Lela Terry of Willis 2008, at 4 p.m. and is by invitation Camesha Anderson, Lisa Ashby, Daniel lor, Candice Turner, Tracina Upshur, Wharf and Janet S. Ebersole of Bell- only. The reception will be held at the Bowers, Karen Bundick, Naomi Camp- Pamela VanSickels, Kamesha Watson, port, Long Island, N.Y., and the late firehouse in Nassawadox immediately bell, LaTasha Chandler, Sheree and Laytora Weatherly. Walter King Ebersole Jr. A 2003 grad- following the ceremony. Chisum, Mark Cline, Passion Collins, uate of Northampton High School, she Ann Preston To Wed Wendy Colmon, Lashea Conquest, Cape Charles attends Ferrum College and has been Latasha Corbin, Kevin Cornwell, Medical Center a pitcher for the Ferrum girls’ softball Chuck Elder April 12 Umeca Cotto, Edward Cowling, Shane- team for four years. She will graduate ka Davis, Brittany Delosier, Harold 216 Mason Ave., Cape Charles with a degree in fine art. Ann Preston and Charles R. Deuter, Regina Dickerson, Donna Dr. Mark Clarke The prospective groom is the grand- “Chuck” Elder, both of Melfa, will be Dorsey, Jeremiah Dorsey, Tiffany Dou- son of Betty M. Allums of Cape married, April 12, 2007. glas, Latoya Drummond, Leslie Es- Dr. David Dalessio Charles and the late Gene C. Allums, Preston holds a bachelor of science calante, Charlene Finney, Hector Gal- 331-1422 the late Martha J. Nash from Cape degree and master’s degree in educa- van, Kelsey Gaskins, Dorothy Giddens, May, N.J., and the late George Ansel tion from Salisbury University and is Bobbie Graham, Ahkeia Harmon, Car- Annon from Phillippi, W.Va. A gradu- employed at the Eastern Shore Area olyn Henderson, Shareeta Johnson, New Patients ate of Northampton High School and Agency on Aging/Community Action Stephen Kaminski, Sheena Knitter, James Madison University, he played Agency in Belle Haven as the director Rahsaan Knox, Jacob Loescher, Joanna Welcome four years for the JMU football team. of Employment Programs. Lord, Paul Mahoney, Latonya Marshall, He is vice president of Annon Con- Elder is retired from the U.S. Army Samone McCaskill, Maria Mickey, Monday - Friday struction Company in Machipongo. and the federal Civil Service. He is a Christophe Miller, Elizabeth Miller, A summer wedding is planned. former resident of Hurt, Va. Matthew Moore, Amanda Nelson, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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Air Corps in 1941. His first duty station Cafeteria Coordinator Dies OBITUARIES was in Alaska, followed by the Allutians Mrs. Debra Burns Bell, 50, of and then England in 1944. He was one Cape Charles passed away Friday, Retired Funeral Director Dies of the famed “56th Fighter Group” and March 21, 2008, at Sentara Norfolk and vice mayor for Chincoteague and a was awarded the Air Medal with eight General Hospital. Mrs. Madelyn Lilliston , 89, of Ac- member of Union Baptist Church in oak leaf clusters and the Distinguished A native of Highland Park, Mich., comac died Wednesday, March 19, Chincoteague, Accomac Lodge 243 Flying Cross. This World War II Ace re- she is the daughter of Rev. Ottis P. and 2008, at her home. AF&AM, Island Commandary 34, Ac- tired with a rank of major in 1954. Joyce Carpenter Burns of Birdsnest. Born in Parksley, she was the comack Chapter 62 Order of Eastern Following his military service, Maj. Mrs. Bell was the cafeteria coordina- daughter of the late James Edward Star, Chincoteague Royal Arch Chapter Daley owned and operated a nursery, tor for Northampton Public Schools. Ayers and Otelia Hart Ayers. Mrs. Lil- 75, Eastern Shore of Virginia Shrine “Broadleaf Gardens,” specializing in Other than her parents, Mrs. Bell is liston was a retired funeral director Club Khedive Temple AAO NMS. azaleas, located just outside of Onan- survived by her husband, Norman C. and a member of Drummondtown Mr. Hudson is survived by his wife cock. Not satisfied to sit back and re- “Jay” Bell Jr.; son, Jay Bell III (and Baptist Church in Accomac. She was a of 55 years, Alice Frances Pittman tire, he was instrumental in founding wife, Trish) of Cheriton; daughters, member and past matron of Onancock Hudson; sons, Ira T. Hudson of Chin- the local flotilla of the U.S. Coast Guard Stacee and Cathy Bell, both of Cape Chapter 82 Order of the Eastern Star. coteague and Randy W. Hudson of Auxiliary in Painter, where he served Charles; sister, Martha Burns of She was predeceased by her hus- Staunton, Va; daughters Ruth for the next 20 years. An avid sailor, Birdsnest; and grandson, Masen Bell band, Herbert Dalton Lilliston. Sur- Shrieves (and husband, Wade) of Maj. Daley taught navigation, sailing of Cheriton. Mrs. Bell was preceded in vivors include her daughters, Lynn Re- Bloxom and Sue Davis (and husband, and other boating skills to a multitude death by a brother, W.C. “Tip” Burns. pinski (and husband, Adam) of Acco- Rick) of Chincoteague; brothers, of boaters on the Eastern Shore. A memorial service was conducted mac and Elizabeth Ann Lilliston of Robert Hudson of Carlisle, Pa., and He was a member of St. Peter’s Tuesday, March 25, in Cape Charles Norfolk; grandson, Z. Tyler Lilliston- William E. Hudson of Atlantic; sister, Catholic Church in Onley, for 66 years, Fire Station, with Rev. Ottis P. Burns Courtright of Norfolk; and brother, Florence Merrit of Pocomoke, Md.; the U.S. Power Squadron and the officiating. Winfred E. Ayers of Hopeton. grandchildren, Weston and Lanae American Nurserymen’s Association. Memorials may be made to the Graveside services were conducted Shrieves, Ira, Christopher, and He and his loving wife traveled exten- Debra Burns Bell Fund, c/o Shore Tuesday, March 25, at Edgehill Ceme- William Hudson, Rachel Tate, Becky sively for 30 years after their retire- Bank, P.O. Box 536, Cheriton, VA tery in Accomac by Rev. Charles Benton. Birch, and Sarah and James Grey; ment, boating and RV’ing, visiting all 23316. Online condolences may be Arrangements were made by B.D. and six great-grandchildren. He was 50 states and several foreign countries. sent to the family at www.doughtyfu- Holland Funeral Service in Nas- predeceased by a son, Daniel Joel; a He was preceded in death by his neralhome.com sawadox. brother, Jimmy Hudson; and four sis- three brothers, Robert, James and Eu- Arrangements were made ters, Ruth Hudson, Lula Singer, Pat gene Daley; and his grandson, Lee Wal- made by Wilkins-Doughty Fu- Ex-Plumbing Firm Owner Dies Walker, and Betty Singer. lace. Survivors include his wife of 62 neral Home, Cape Charles. Mr. Ira Curtis Hudson, better A funeral service was conducted years, Frances LaMock Daley; his chil- known as Glorybound, 77, of Chin- Saturday, March 22, at Island Baptist dren, William M. Daley (and wife, Ros- Retired Waterman Dies coteague, went home to be with Jesus Church by Pastor Rick Foster. Interment alie), Kevin L. Daley (and wife, Teri), all Mr. James Wilson Curtis, 70, of Wednesday, March 19, 2008, sur- was in Downing’s Cemetery, Oak Hall. of Onancock, Kathleen Messmer (and Parksley passed away Friday, March rounded by his beloved wife and fami- Memorial donations may be made husband, Richard) of Ft. Myers, Fla., 21, 2008, at Shore Memorial Hospital ly, at Peninsula Regional Medical Cen- to the charity of one’s choice. Deborah Robbins (and husband, Jack), in Nassawadox. ter, Salisbury, Md. Funeral arrangements were made by Andrea Scott (and husband, Dr. David Born at Guilford, he was the son of Born in Chincoteague, he was the Salyer Funeral Home, Inc., Chincoteague. Scott), all of Eastville, Stephen Daley of the late Archie Washington Curtis and son of the late Lloyd J. and Elsie Blox- Onancock, and Dr. Colleen Daley of Addie Annis Curtis. He was a retired om Hudson. For many years he was William C. Daley Cashville; grandchildren, Lowell Wal- waterman. the owner and operator of Hudson’s Mr. William Cornelius Daley, 87, lace, Shawn Wallace, William Christo- Mr. Curtis is survived by his wife of Heating and Plumbing in Chin- of Onancock passed away Thursday, pher Daley, Brian Daley, Christopher 50 years, Elizabeth “Nippy” Curtis; coteague. He retired as custodian for March 20, 2008, at Shore Memorial Brennan Daley, Craig Stevens, Thomas daughter, Mary Anne Curtis Taylor Chincoteague Elementary School Hospital in Nassawadox. Scott, Jennifer Scott, Charlotte Scott, (and husband, Elwood) of Parksley; after 14 years of service. A third-gen- Born in Allendale, N.J., he was the Katherine Scott, Amanda Robbins, sister, Helen Tyndall of Greenbush; eration carver and grandson of the son of the late Cornelius F. and Elizabeth Daley and Gabrielle Mess- brothers, Bobby Curtis of Clayton, late Ira D. Hudson, a well-known duck Frances Weaver Daley. mer; and eight great-grandchildren. Del., and Clifton Curtis of South carver from Chincoteague, Mr. Hud- A member of “The Greatest Genera- A funeral Mass was conducted at Chesconnessex; and grandson, Joshua son will be remembered for his decoy tion,” Mr. Daley began his military ca- St. Peter’s Catholic Church on Sunday, James Taylor. carvings. He was a past councilman reer in his early 20s, joining the Army March 23. Interment was in Fairview A funeral service was conducted Lawn Cemetery in Onancock with Tuesday, March 25, by Pastor Freddie Military Honors. Ward. Interment was in Parksley SMITH & SCOTT Memorial donations may be made Cemetery. FUNERAL HOME, INC. to Hospice of the Eastern Shore, P.O. To express your condolences or sign Box 316, Parksley, VA 23421. Memory the guest book online, visit (Formerly known as Bennie Smith Funeral Home) tributes may be sent to the family at www.thorntonfuneralhome.net 1-757-442-4999 www.williamsfuneralhomes.com Arrangements were made by “Serving the entire Eastern Shore of Virginia Arrangements were made by Thornton Funeral Home, Parksley. Williams-Onancock Funeral Home. “Coping with the loss of a loved one can be a difficult Former Meatland Owner Dies experience, particularly during the holiday season. New Church Resident Dies Mr. Nick Styke, 83, of Largo, Fla., Our thoughts and prayers are with you.” Mrs. Patricia W. Parsons, 51, of formerly of Belle Haven, was called -- Dr. Michael T. Scott, CFSP, President/Director New Church died Thursday, March 20, home to be with the Lord on Saturday, 2008. March 22, 2008. A memorial service was conducted The son of the late William and Monday, March 24, at Fox & Holston Pauline Styke from Toronto, Ont., Funeral Home on Chincoteague by Canada, he was born in Ukraine and Rev. Thorns. immigrated to Canada in 1930 and Memorial donations may by made the United States in 1965. Mr. Styke Bennie L. Smith, Tamara T. Scott, Michael O. Kellam, to Hospice of the Eastern Shore, P.O. Vice-President Notary Public Family Coordinator Box 316, Parksley, VA 23421. (Obituaries Continued on Page 12)

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5 p.m. Ticket costs are $8 for adults and $4 for children. They can be pur- MonthlyMonthly ChurchChurch BulletinBulletin chased from any church member or by Saturday, March 29 eat Ham Dinner (eat-in only) from 5 to Sunday, April 20 calling Eddie Kelley at 824-5043. Only ¦ The Willing Workers of Ebenezer 7 p.m. The cost is $10 for adults and ¦ Emmanuel Episcopal Church in a limited number will be available at Baptist Church in Wardtown will $5 for children younger than 12. Pro- Jenkins Bridge will host an all-you- the door. In conjunction with the sup- sponsor the Singing Disciples in con- ceeds will benefit the church Building can-eat Pancake Supper from 4 to 7 per, the women of the church will host cert at 6:30 p.m. & Grounds Fund. p.m. Take-outs will be available after their spring bazaar. Sunday, March 30 Sunday, April 6 ¦ A hymn sing will be held at First ¦ An afternoon of music and singing Spring Training for Church Church of the Nazarene in Cheriton with some of the Shore’s most talented at 3 p.m. The singers for the afternoon singers will begin at 4 p.m. at Smith’s will be The Believers, Randolph Wid- Chapel United Methodist Church Members Offered by UMC geon, Buddy Brady, Sandra Carmine, in Quinby. Soup, sandwiches, dessert Lynette LeCato, Rosabel Miller, Ernest and fellowship will follow. An offering The United Methodist Church’s Gifts,” “Supervising and Encouraging Ray Mears, and Barry Doughty. Re- will be taken to benefit the handicap- “Spring Training” will be offered Satur- Your Pastor and Church Leadership,” freshment will be served. For more in- access ramp fund. day, April 5, at Nandua Middle School. Child’s Faith Development,” “The How formation, call Pastor Eddie Mears at Friday, April 11 Twenty two-hour workshops are and Why of Mission,” “So I’m the Lay 757-787-8985 or 757-387-0575. ¦ A Spaghetti Dinner will be held at being offered. Angie Williams, director Leader, Now What?” “Diversify God’s ¦ The Hallelujah Gospel Singers will Trinity United Methodist Church of Youth, Young Adult, and Single Dream,” “Endowments, Planned Giv- be in concert at Herbert Baptist in Cape Charles from 5 to 7 p.m. The Adult Ministries in the Virginia Con- ing, and Investments,” “Financial Church in Wachapreague at 3 p.m. menu will include spaghetti, salad, ference of the UMC, is one of the 10 in- Ministry of the Church,” “If You Invite Wednesday, April 2 bread, dessert and beverage. Tickets structors for this event. Williams’ Them, They Will Come,” “Extravagant ¦ A Clam Fritter Dinner will be held are $8 and can be purchased from any morning workshop, “Reaching Kids on Generosity,” and “Home-Grown Faith: from 5 to 7 p.m. at Cheriton United church member. Proceeds will benefit the Fringe,” will address the special Children and Families.” Methodist Church. The cost is $8 for this year’s Vacation Bible School. needs of victimized and high-risk Sign-in will be at 8:30 a.m. The cost adults and $4 for children. Saturday, April 12 youth. Williams will present “Missing is $5 for lunch. Register for a morning Friday, April 4 ¦ The Eastern Shore Baptist Ministers’ in Action: Improving our Ministries to or afternoon workshop, or both. There ¦ A Clam Fritter Dinner will be held at Conference will meet at 9 a.m. at Mt. Young Adults” in the afternoon. will not be another similar training First Church of the Nazarene in Olive Baptist Church in Jenkins Other workshops being offered are: event until 2010. Go to www.eastern- Cheriton from 5 to 7 p.m. Eat in or Bridge. For more information, contact “Nuts and Bolts of the Financial Min- shoredistrictumc.org and click on “On- carry out. The cost is $6 for adults and Rev. Severn Carpenter at 678-0955. istry in Your Church,” “Grow Your Line Registration for Spring Training” $3.50 for children. For more informa- Friday, April 18 Church from the Outside: Under- to the right of the home page. Or call tion, call Pastor Eddie Mears at 757- ¦ The women of Onley Baptist standing the Unchurched and How to the Eastern Shore District UMC Of- 787-8985 or 757-387-0575. Church are sponsoring A Women’s Reach Them,” “Responding to God’s fice at 665-6295. Friday, April 4 & Saturday, April 5 Seminar at Nandua High School begin- ¦ St. Paul on the Shore Lutheran ning at 7 p.m. Registration will begin at Church in Hallwood will hold an in- 5 p.m., free dinner and prizes at 6 p.m. door yard sale to benefit St. Paul on There will be praise and worship music. MISSIONS CONFERENCE 2008 the Shore Lutheran Preschool April 4 The guest speaker will be Lynn Brooks. “A LIGHT UPON THE SHORE, A LIGHT UNTO THE WORLD” from noon to 6 p.m. and April 5 from 8 For dinner reservations, call Dawn at a.m. to noon. Lunch items will be 787-7024 or Lisa at 787-7914 by Friday, available to purchase both days. Pro- April 11. Child care will be provided. ExmoreExmore BaptistBaptist ChurchChurch ceeds will be matched by Thrivent Fi- More information can be found at Web nancial for Lutherans, through its Care site www.onleybaptistchurch.org in Congregations program. April 4th, 5th, & 6th Saturday, April 5 START YOUR SUNDAY WITH ¦ Nina Frost Close will lead a women’s discussion, “Easter Is Not Just a One- 1330AM Day Event,” at Naomi Makemie Pres- WESR THE SHORE MrMr.. && Mrs.Mrs. RobertRobert FFrench,rench, byterian Church in Onancock from 9 7:00 am Temple of Jesus Christ a.m. to 12:30 p.m. For information, Apostle Cleveland Waters FFridayriday 7:007:00 PP.M..M. please call 787-7600. ¦ 7:30 am Miracle Breakthrough Grace United Methodist Church Deliverance in Parksley will hold an all-you-can- 8:00 am First Born Church RevRev.. && Mrs.Mrs. SaulSaul Hernandez,Hernandez, HERITAGE ACRES VI Minister Cleveland Baines APARTMENTS 8:30 am Miracle Temple of Faith SaturdaySaturday 7:007:00 PP.M..M. 62 AND OLDER OR Apostle Lenwood Wright MOBILITY IMPAIRED 9:00 am ONE BEDROOM Gospel Request Time APARTMENTS AVAILABLE 10:00 am Foundation of Faith MrMr.. && Mrs.Mrs. KevinKevin Layne,Layne, SECTION 8 SUBSIDIZED Bishop David Sabatino FEATURING Water, Sewer & Trash Included 10:15 am Refuge Temple SundaySunday 11:0011:00 A.M.A.M. Free Parking • Central Heat and Air Apostle Leon Williams Laundry Room On Site 10:30 am St. John UMC Mini-Blinds in each Apartment Reverend Gary Miller Community Room with Computers With Internet Access 11:00 am Grace Extended Ministries ONATHAN ARPENTER ASTOR Refrigerator & Stove Rev. Andrew Taylor J C. C ,P For More Information Contact FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL OUR CHURCH OFFICE Pearline Wynder 7:00 pm La Clase Biblica Radical 815 Randolph Avenue Cape Charles, VA WITH ANETIA 1-757-442-9491 1-757-331-4148

12 • EASTERN SHORE POST •MARCH 26, 2008 ~Obituaries~ Deeds For $2.25 million •From FF&H Properties, LLC Marriage (Continued From Page 10) To Carolyn and Mark Graziano was the developer and owner of Meat- of Lot 26, Woodfield Subdivision, near Licenses land/Food City supermarket chain on Gargatha the Delmarva Peninsula from 1973- For $280,000 Issued 89. He was an active member of Bargain •From Linda Layton Northside Baptist Church of St. Pe- To Robyn Dattner •Peter Steven Surran, 31, of Melfa tersburg, Fla., serving as deacon and Property on Mason Rd., near Bloxom and Michelle Patricia Key, 29, of on the Finance Committee. & Sale For $55,000 Machipongo Mr. Styke is survived by his loving •From Thomas and Gail Adams and •From John and Nancy Collins •Rodney Allen Braxton, 33, of wife of 60 years, Laurna Alice Styke; Ronald and Marguerite VanScoyoc To Karyn and Mark Belknap Cheriton and Tawanda Ann Beck- son, Rodger W. Styke (and wife, To Larry and Theresa Smith Property on SR 805 in Deep Creek Lot 425, Section 2, Captain’s Cove ett, 31, of Painter Sheila); grandson, Ronnie (Wayne) For $163,550 Marshall Jr. of Parksley; sisters, Mary For $289,000 •From BIC Investments, Inc. •From Howard Properties, LLC Semkiw and Stephanie Lowe of To Jacqueline and Scott McClure 0.5 acre near Nassawadox Oakville, Ontario, and Vera Vinnick of To CX Industries of Virginia, LLC For $1,000 Lot 975, Section 1, Captain’s Cove 32.5 acres Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada; For $509,150 •From Michael D. Reid nephews, Dennis Semkiw (and wife, For $325,000 To Janet B. and Melvin R. Dudley Jr. •From Richard Vesely •From Della Switzer Norlee, and children, Johnathon and To Ellen and Samuel Pucciarelli Property in Cape Charles Marilee) of Mississaugua, Ontario, To Deborah and Saverio Saullo For $3,000 Chincoteague property Franklin City property Brian Semkiw (and wife, Colleen, and For $600,000 •From Lawrence P. Baumann children, Ashleigh, Katie, Marrissa, For $78,000 To Don D. and Dawn T. Mann •From Norman and Dorsey Knight III •From Cheryl, Joyce & Robert Edwards and Kelly) of Oakville, Ontario, and To Dennis and Margaret Taylor 250 acres on Sand Hill Dr., near Randy Lowe (and wife, Joceyln, and To Della Switzer Capeville 22.16 acres, Market Marsh, Atlantic Lot 271, Unit 3, Trails End children, Kristin and Jessica); and District For $550,000 niece, Patricia Lowe (and daughter, For $29,000 •From Wilson C. Cropp II For $50,000 •From Paul E. Forst Leanne) of Oakville. •From Sara and Selby Black To Jonathan M. and Gayle Ross A memorial service was held Friday, To Nancy R. Winston Lot 3, Oyster Cape in Cheriton To Stephen and Ann Marie Hales 115 Mason Ave., Cape Charles March 28, at Northside Baptist Church. Lot 35, Unit 3, Trails End For $45,000 Memorial donations can be made to For $245,000 •From George E. Hall For $10,000 •From James W. Elliott the American Cancer Society. Condo- •From Taylor & Fulton, Inc. To Richard A. and Kimberly A. Kepler lences can be offered at memorial- To Anderson Property Management 7 acres near Cheriton To Evelyn and Batista Madonia Sr. Group LLC parkfuneralhome.com 2 parcels in northern Accomack County For $81,000 Runninger’s Springtime Bruce Bosworth, DDS Pharmacy Diplomate, American Board of Periodontology Special Practice Limited To Periodontics And Dental Implants IN PARKSLEY For 1st ten applications & ONANCOCK approved will receive Is pleased to announce the relocation of his practice to $50 Off every month 25529 East Main Street NO NEED TO for the first year of Onley, Virginia their lease WAIT IN LINE 757-787-8811 Transfer Your 17 Units Available ACCOMACKACCOMACK All current, past, and new patients are cordially invited Prescriptions to call to schedule new appointments Today MANORMANOR SENIORSENIOR for APAPARTMENTSARTMENTS Fast, 55 and older Efficient UltimateUltimate ChoiceChoice Beat the Office Equipment & Repair Service Summer Heat. ~ Monday - Friday Move into an US Route 13 Melfa 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. air conditioned (Just North of Tammy’s & Johnny’s) Saturday apartment. Black & White/Color copies • Blueprint copies 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Full line of supplies and office equipment 665-5200 Repairs too! One Call Does It ALL! Call Us TODAY 787-3500 757-665-5848 757-787-8821

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$95,000 to $100,000 to live in this ~Middle School~ county,” he said. “You should be willing to take a pay cut to keep your jobs.” (Continued From Front Page) Kern also suggested that pay cuts be with Murray. imposed on other county officials. Bowmaster noted that the elemen- School nurse Melissa Blair urged tary and high schools are not filled to ca- the board to keep the nursing assistants pacity and that by moving students be- who work in the school clinics. She cited tween them, they can be better utilized. the high number of students seen by the In the proposed budget, a module of school nurses on a daily basis. mobile classrooms would be placed at Under the current plan, two nurs- all three schools. Bowmaster said ing assistants will be dropped. some staff members will lose their Referring to the need for repairs at jobs and some Central Office positions the middle school, William Denny will be cut. He added that the double questioned why this was suddenly an bus run that had been proposed is no issue. He noted that when students longer being considered. Bowmaster graduate, they leave the county in also pointed out that students in search of jobs, thus contributing to a Grades 6-8 will be able to take part in decline in enrollment. He suggested a sports program and use the existing that the schools offer more vocational athletic fields in Machipongo. He said education and argued that moving the restrooms for those involved in the middle-school children to the two ele- sports program are available in the mentary schools will feed the ongoing Central Office and the Technology “up-the-road/down the road” gangs. Next Auction Tues., April 1 @ 6 PM Building behind the middle school. Rev. Eugene Spady stated that the Following the meeting, Bowmaster county can get a new jail but is closing a said he wants to dispel the rumor that school. Placing pre-K through Grade 7 Delaware’s Favorite Auto Auction & the middle school had been con- at one school is a bad mismatch, he said. demned. Jane Cabarrus told the board that … with the Lowest Fees Although the vote to close the school the middle school is not just a build- was taken early in the meeting, sever- ing. It was built in 1954 for African- No Fooling Around! al members of the public spoke during American students. “Has anyone the public input session at the end, thought about the psychological effect urging the School Board to keep the this change will have on our chil- E-Lane Starts @ 5:45 pm school open. Several of those present dren?” she asked. “We have depressed criticized the board for not having the parents, depressed kids, and a de- 2001 Chrysler Sebring meeting in a more accessible location. pressed county.” Referring to the vote While the room used by the School taken earlier in the meeting, Cabar- LXi Convertible Board in the School Administration rus added, “What has been done can Building can handle an audience of ap- be undone.” proximately 20, it overflowed into the Speaking to the board through an Don't forget the Mid-Atlantic Equipment hallway last Wednesday. In addition to open window, Granville Hogg noted th over 50 who crowded into the meeting that people are unhappy with the way Auction Saturday, March 29 at the room, a group of approximately 50 was decisions are being made in the county. forced to stand in the hallway or out- Melissa Glennon reminded the Delaware State Fairgrounds! doors next to the windows in order to board that kids need the middle- hear the proceedings. school experience, and under this We have a great line-up of Heavy & Light Duty Parents Sean and Jennifer Ingram plan, they will not get it. questioned the board as to how long Parent Bob Bisker questioned why Vehicles and Trailers, Farm & Construction the problems with the middle-school the current problem with the middle- Equipment, Lawn & Garden, Boat and ATVs! building had been going on. Stated school floors and restrooms was not Sean Ingram, “There needs to be a discovered last year when several plan for a middle school. Success is a hundred thousand dollars was spent plan, failure just happens. This is a on the rear wall of the building. failure!” Jennifer Ingram remarked, Teacher Heather Marsh thanked “This is a county issue, not just a the board for not splitting the elemen- school board issue.” tary students into two groups, with 2004 International 7600 1999 Mack 1999 Ford 850 Larry McAllen remarked that the pre-K through Grade 3 at Occohan- public seemed to be the last to find out nock and Grades 4 through 7 at Kip- about the proposed closing of the middle topeke. (This alternative had been dis- school. “You need to come up with a plan cussed by school administrators.) on who stays and who loses their jobs,” Sandy Taylor urged the board to let he said. “Some employees may leave out the public in on major decisions. “The of fear of the possibility of losing their public generally did not know about jobs.” McAllen noted that the Central this proposed change until a day or 1999 Ford F-150 Lariat Wabash Trailer Office budget is 65 percent of that of two ago,” Taylor said. “Don’t keep us in Kiptopeke’s, 62 percent of Occohan- the dark.” nock’s, 74 percent of the middle school’s, A public hearing on the budget will 302-422-3454 and 60 percent of the high school’s. be held at the middle school on March www.wilsonsauction.com Taking a more direct approach, par- 31 at 7 p.m. The next School Board Delaware’s Leading Auction Company! ent Robert Kern asked if Central Of- work session is scheduled for April 2 Ven a comprar donde compran los distribuidores! fice staff would be taking a pay cut to at the School Administration Building help with the budget. “You don’t need in Machipongo. 10120 DuPont Hwy., Lincoln, DE 19960

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16 • EASTERN SHORE POST •MARCH 26, 2008 Chincoteague Bridge Reaches Milestone

By Angie H. Crutchley The Chincoteague bridge project has recently made some visible headway. Pilings are being driven into the ground and huge cranes tower the left side of the causeway going toward Chincoteague. “We have reached another milestone,” said Tom Rakows- ki, construction manager with the Virginia Department of Transportation. American Bridge, the construction company building the $68 million mega-structure, has recently completed all of the pile-driving for the drawbridge, or bascule span, said Rakowski. The new drawbridge is located in Lewis Creek Channel, which will be 60 feet wide, and near the entrance onto the island— on Main Street near Maddox Boulevard, explained Bruce Garber, construction manager for Jacobs Civil Engi- neering. “We recently had a large concrete pour. We poured over 1200 yards of concrete, around the clock, for 21 hours. It took over 200 truck-loads,” said Garber. He also said that beginning April 1, there will not be any activity near Black Nar- rows Marsh where colonial nesting birds must be protected. However, there will be plenty to do for the estimated 30 American Bridge workers to meet the estimated completion date of November 2009. Garber said that the construction will continue west as the crew continues placing piers, or Photo by Angie Crutchley caps (they have already laid 8 of the 47 in the mainline Progress is evident as the waterway bustles with activity during completion of the new bridge) so that they can lay the beams, or girders, followed bridge which will connect Chincoteague with the causeway to the mainland of the East- by the riding surface, or deck. “We hope to have the mainline ern Shore. bridge driveable by spring 2009,” said Garber. Lighthouse Opens Jaxon’Jaxon’ss & & to Public Friday Jaxon’Jaxon’ss HarHardwaredware This Friday, March 31, Assateague Lighthouse on Chincoteague National Garden Seeds Wildlife Refuge will open its season for tours. Chincoteague Natural History Onion Sets Association, in cooperation with CNWR, conducts tours on Fridays, Saturdays For and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Spring last climb is at 2:30 p.m. Admission for climbing is $4 for adults and $2 for chil- Planting dren ages 2-12. All proceeds go toward restoration of the lighthouse. An art show is conducted in the oil Parksley shed adjacent to the lighthouse when it 665-5967 • 665-5023 is open for tours. The featured artist for 800-772-5023 this weekend is Robert E. “Bob” Wilson. www.wachapreague.com Capt. Zed’s 18th Annual Spring Flounder Sales & Service Tournament for Copiers / Printers Facsimiles Friday, April 18th thru Sunday, April 27th Cash Registers Over $5,000 in Cash & Prizes to be Awarded Typewriters Calculators Register on-line to fish in the tournament 25377 Lankford Hwy./ Heritage Corner or call Capt. Zed’s Tackle Shop Onley VA 787.3658 / 888.707.0575 @ 789-3222

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WED., #7:45 a.m. - Kiwanis THURS., #9 a.m.-1 p.m. - Veterans’ Employment Represen- MAR. 26 Club of Accomack MAR. 27 tative available - Chincoteague Town Office mtg. - Redwood #9:30-11:30 a.m. - Mothers of Preschoolers mtg. - Post TIMES Gables, Onley Union Baptist Church, Chincoteague # 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. - Blood #10:30 a.m. - Preschool/ToddlerReading Program - Northamp- MAR. 26 - APR. 1 Drive - Bayshore Concrete ton Memorial Library in Cape Charles MAR. 26 - APR. 1 # 9 a.m.-noon - Farmers’ Market #5 p.m. - TOPS weigh-in, 6:30 p.m. mtg. - Vietnam Vets’ Bldg., Onley - Downtown Park, Main St., Chin- #6 p.m. - TOPS mtg. - Cape Charles Rescue Bldg., Cheriton # coteague FRI., 11:30 a.m. - Global Warming semi- #6:30 p.m. - Texas Hold ’em Tournament - Little Italy Restau- #9:30-11:30 a.m. - GED class - MAR. 28 nar - ESCC Lecture Hall rant, Nassawadox - dinner & tourney - $25 - to benefit Habitat # Head Start Center, Front St., Ac- noon - AA mtg. - Market Street #6:30 p.m. - Kiwanis of Chincoteague mtg. - St. Andrew’s comac - 787-1760 UMC, Onancock Catholic Church #noon - TOPS mtg. - 5432-A Bay- #5-7 p.m. - Spaghetti Supper - Parksley Fire- #6:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - St. Charles Catholic Church side Rd., Exmore (Old Hare Valley house - to benefit E.S. Railway Museum #6:30 p.m. - Northampton County Anglers’ Club mtg. - Ameri- School) - 414-0731, ext. 225 #6 p.m. - Celebrate Recovery - Onancock Family can Legion Post 56, 21210 S. Bayside Rd., Cheriton #noon - AA mtg. - Market St. Life Center - w/meal - $6 #6:30-7:30 p.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Trinity UMC, Cape Charles UMC, Onancock #7 p.m. - Life Teach series - Rachel/ Leah #6:30-8:30 p.m. - GED Class - ESCC, Rm. A-51 #2 p.m. - E.S. Brain Injury Sur- Covenant Center - 787-2486 #7 p.m. - Moms in Touch International prayer group mtg. - vivors Support Group mtg. - #7 p.m. - AA mtg. - Christ Episcopal Church, Eastville Belle Haven - 442-9334 Cape Charles Baptist Church #7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Downing UMC # #7 p.m. - AA & Al-Anon mtgs. - 7 p.m. - Narcotics Anonymous mtg. - Painter-Garrisons UMC #7 p.m. - Compassionate Friends mtg. - Onancock Baptist Fam- SMH SUN., #2:30 p.m. - Bingo - Vietnam Veter- #7 p.m. - Bingo - Nelsonia Moose ily Life Center - for families who have lost children - 787-7245 # MAR. 30 ans’ Bldg., Main St., Onley Lodge 7:30 p.m. - AA beginners’ mtg. - Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, #8 p.m. - AA beginners’ mtg. - Onancock # Downing UMC, Oak Hall 8 p.m. - AA mtg. - Fellowship House, 6263 Church St., Chincoteague # MON., #9 a.m. - TOPS mtg. - Market Street UMC, Onancock - 665-4849 TUE., 10 a.m. - Bingo - Accomack Senior Village, Onancock # #9 a.m. - Chincoteague Al-Anon mtg. - UMC Fellowship House APR. 1 noon - AA Women’s mtg. - Market St. UMC, Onancock MAR. 31 # #9:30-11:30 a.m. - GED class - Head Start, Accomac - 787-1760 2:30-4 p.m. - Caregiver Connection - Cape Charles Re- #noon - AA mtg. - St. Peter’s, Onley source Center - 109 Mason Ave. #5:15-6 p.m. - TOPS weigh-in (program at 6) - Belle Haven Presbyter- #6 p.m. - Bingo - Elks Lodge, Tasley ian Church - 442-9776 #6:30 p.m. - Cub Scout Pack 300 mtg. - Grace UMC, Parksley #5:30-7 p.m. - Lyme Connection - Hospice Bldg., Parksley #7 p.m. - Support Group for Separated or Divorced Men and Women - #6 p.m. - AA mtg. - St. Charles Church Drummondtown UMC, Accomac - 789-3410 #6 p.m. - Bingo - Pocomoke Elks, Rt. 113 #7 p.m. - AA Serenity beginners’ mtg. - Christ Episcopal Church, Eastville #6:30-8:30 p.m. - GED Class - Classroom A-51, ESCC #7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Cheriton VFC #7:30 p.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Atlantic UMC HERE’S WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING ON THE SHORE

Concert Saturday on Chincoteague ern Shore Rural Health System at in Cape Charles, and two in Painter. ovation clothes. If you are not going to Multi-instrumentalist and historian 414-0400. Red studio tour signs will direct visi- dress up in renovating clothes, be sure Ken Bloom will give a concert at 7:30 tors to each exhibit site. Visitors will to dress casual. p.m. Saturday, March 29, in the Chin- Art Tour This Weekend have the opportunity to visit with two Tickets are $40 per person. Proceeds coteague Center on Church Street. A group of working artists on the or three artists at each of the studios. from this event will benefit Cape Tickets are $18 at the door, $15 in ad- Eastern Shore of Virginia will open They also will have the opportunity to Charles Central Park. For more infor- vance. Student tickets are $5. Advance their studios free to the public from 10 enter to win a special, limited-edition mation, e-mail [email protected] tickets are available online at a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, March 29, giclée by Carole Böggemann Peirson. www.ChincoteagueCulturalAlliance.org and from noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday, An informative brochure and down- Hospice Fund-Raiser April 12 or at Egret Moon, H&H Pharmacy, Is- March 30, to offer an opportunity to loadable map with driving directions “Corks and Forks,” the first annual land Cottage Collection, Psychotronic view and select from the works the artists to each of the studio sites are avail- gala fundraising event to benefit Hos- Music and Movies, and Sundial Books have been creating over the winter for able at Sneak Peek Studio Tour Web pice and Palliative Care of the Eastern on Chincoteague. Season tickets for all their upcoming exhibition season. site www.sneakpeekstudiotour.com Shore, will be held Saturday, April 12, three Chincoteague Cultural Alliance This year’s Sneak Peek event will fea- Further information may be obtained from 4 to 7 p.m. at Chatham Winery in spring concerts are $40. ture the works of 12 artists in five stu- by e-mail ([email protected] or cpeir- Machipongo. dios. In alphabetical order, the artists [email protected]) or by telephone: The event will feature wine tasting, Free Dental Care This Weekend are Adamo (oil paint), Brenda Clark 442-9537. culinary delights paired with each wine Free dental services will be offered (acrylics, pastels), Mary Ann Clarke selection, a tour of Chatham Winery, a March 29-30 at Nandua High School, (watercolors), Diana M. Davis (watercol- Renovator’s Ball Saturday silent auction, and professionally per- thanks to the volunteer efforts of den- ors), Ryan Dockiewicz (wood sculpture), The Citizens for Central Park will formed background music. tists, dental hygienists and others Albert “Buck” Doughty (metal sculp- hold the eighth annual Renovator’s Ball All proceeds from the Corks and coming from across Virginia. ture), Danny Doughty (folk paintings), on March 29, starting at 6 p.m, at the Forks fundraiser will support Hospice Doors will open at 7 both Saturday Margaret Holmes (silk paintings), Karin STIP in Cape Charles. and Palliative Care of the Eastern Shore. and Sunday morning. All services are S. Lees (clay creations), Carole Bögge- The Renovator’s Ball will feature food Tickets for Hospice’s Corks and Forks free and provided on a first-come, mann Peirson (oil paints), Maurice by Eastville Inn, a cash bar, dancing to fundraiser are now available for $75 first-served basis, through 5 p.m. Sat- Spector (sculptures, paintings), and Et- live music by Sumpthin’ Special & Dirt each. To purchase tickets, or for more in- urday and 11 a.m. Sunday. Spanish in- tore Zuccarino (wood sculpture). Road B…, and a silent and a live auc- formation, contact Marge Paone at Hos- terpretation will be provided. The artists will display their works tion. This year’s theme is “Denim and pice and Palliative Care of the Eastern For more information, contact East- in five studios: one in Townsend, two Rhinestones,” so wear your “finest” Ren- Shore, 665-4895.

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Thank you to the pastors, churches, family and 757-665-7288. Northampton County is an Equal Opportunity Employer 1999 SEA`ERA 21’ walk friends who prayed for me. The support of your 1979 EVINRUDE Out- around. 200 hp.Johnson, prayers lifted me and continues to strengthen me.To board Motor. 25 hp. Runs Tandem trailer, new elec- those who drove me to appointments you cannot begin great. $400 OBO. 710-3200. tronics. Pics available. to know the depth of appreciation in my heart. Virginia Department of Social Services $12,000 OBO. 757-710- REDUCED - 25 HP TO- 6942 or Those involved in my treatments have taught me a Administrative and Office Specialist III HATSU 97/98 Short Shaft. [email protected] life lesson, I hope to share often. When cancer knocks, (Fiscal Technician) Controls & Tank. Top con- answer with laughter, smiles, and faith in God. He Position #: W0453-08 dition. $650. 442-9002 gave these medical people the ability to use medicine $23,999 - Negotiable Shedding Rig to destroy the disease and the courage to share the Eastern Shore (Onancock), VA ’01 QUICKSILVER inflat- for Sale facts as they see them. able. 11’2” with ’02 8hp For job listing & application form, Johnson. both used only 6 Beginning and ending are my thanks to each of you visit our website at hours form new. $2500. who in anyway reached out during my crisis. www.dss.virginia.gov/geninfo/jobs.html. 665-5929 A completed state application form must be re- REDUCED - 2003 Forever Grateful, ceived at the address below or sent via fax or email HONDA 5 hp outboard Rodger Greer by 5:00 p.m. by April 4, 2008. Criminal background motor. 4 stroke, like new Bloxom, Virginia check required. 30’ Bay Skiff w/115 Mer- with only 15 hrs. $600. 442- cury. 350 peeler pots, 300 2750 VA Dept. of Social Services are new & on trailers. 18 Div. of Human Resource Mgmt. 1974 HUNTER SAIL- crab floats and all rig- 7 North 8th Street BOAT. New Yanmar ging for them including Richmond, VA 23219-3301 diesel. Fresh bottom job, new pool heater, tanks, 2 FAX: (804) 726-7027 Shallow draft, bimini. pumps - one is new. 665- EMAIL: [email protected] $9,000 OBO. Call for more 7240 - if nobody home, EOE info 757-665-4405. leave message. 20 • EASTERN SHORE POST • MARCH 26, 2008 REDUCED - ’84 WELL- HARDWOOD OR PINE FURNITURE REFIN- 1997 FORD TAURUS 21.6’ Stratos CRAFT - 23 ft. aft cabin. MULCH - Y ou pick up or NEWTOWNE ISHING & cleaning. Brass w agon. Good condition. 200hp 260 hp. inboard/outboard we deliver 442-7540 APTS and silver polishing, lamp 137,800 miles. $3,500. For Mercruiser. Excellent cond. repair and rewiring. Rea- more info 757-650-4206 or Recently rebuilt. EZ Load FLAT-BED TRAILER - POCOMOKE sonable rates. 710-2160. 8 [email protected] trailer & power winch. Bi- 10’ X 6’. Has regular-size Community for a.m. - 5 p.m. mini top. GPS, depth find- auto wheels. Can carry 61+ yrs. young 1981 CADILLAC EL DO- tractor or small car. New EXPERT LAWN SER- RADO Diesel. Very good er, tilt, marine compass & 1-BR or Efficiency radio. $6,000 OBO. Call bed. Tilts for easy access. VICE - CALL 709-9349 condition. Low Mileage. (757) 336-6379. $650 OBO. 757-678-7521. Now Accepting Asking $7,200. Call Rod- Applications CUSTOM SEWING & al- ney. 757-665-4639 ELECTRIC CHAIR LIFT terations, clothes, miscella- 06 Yamaha WAVERUN- Very reasonable rates 1997 Center Console NER w/ trailer. Has only - to go into a standard vehi- neous items - Judie Gibbs - 86 TOYOTA MRZ, excel- with a 1997 Evinrude 21 hours. For more info call cle. $3,000 - 787-3040 Warm, friendly 442-6836 or 442-6832 lent running condition. Ocean Pro. Easy loader 757-891-2330 community New engine, clutch, vacu- trailer with electric STEEL ARCH BLDG. 60’ x KELLAM’S TREE SER- um hoses, battery & cables, 40’ - 4 skylights. Free delivery Call (410)957-1562 VICE - Complete tree and winch. Everything well Mon-Fri 9am-2pm Michelin Tires & exhaust maintained and in good Child Care w/in 50 miles. 757-442-3254 stump removal, 57 ft. buck- system. Have paperwork. working order Radio, (TTY) 1-800-855-1155 et truck service with opera- $2,600. Call 757-824-6368. SPACES AVAILABLE WHIRLPOOL GAS tor. Over 30 yrs. experi- color GPS/depth finder, DRYER in working condi- This institution is an Leave message VHS radio, compass. Can April 1st and are limited, 1 ence. We are insured. Free year old and up. New home tion - $125 - Call Charles equal opportunity estimates anywhere on the ’87 CORVETTE - Garage demonstrate. $15,495 or 336-3558 provider close offer. Jim - 757- located on Seaside Rd. in Shore. Phone 757-787-4380 kept. Silver & Gray. 52,000 789-5141 or go to Machipongo. Large yard. Have you LOST jewelry, and employer or Cell 757-999-4380 orig. miles. Asking $12,500. jmdoc3.com Call 710-5496 for appoint- keys, gold, silver...anything For more info call 757-787- ment. NASSAWADOX - 2BR MARSHALL’S TREE 8582 days or 757-710-4509 METAL? Let me find it. TRIMMING A full service 14’ x 5’ single-axle flatbed 710-4535 house on Rogers Dr., min- after 5 p.m. Ask for Mark BOAT/UTILITY TRAIL- NEW DAYCARE IN EX- utes from hospital. LR, DR, tree removal company. We ER, winch, jack & new MORE AREA. Accepting Kitchen, 1 Bath. are experts in the field and 2002 CHEVROLET Ven- heavy load tires. $500. 331- applications. All ages. 442- Mobile Homes Washer/dryer, central welcome difficult trees. tura. 90,000 mi., good con- 3246 5447 AC/heat. Recently renovat- Others turn you down? dition. $5,700 OBO. 757- Mobile Home PARTS for ed. $700 /month not includ- Call us. Pages of refer- 678-5051 or 678-7213 after 1990 BOSTON WHALER Farm Equipment sale - Dreamland Homes, ing utilities. Available ences. We offer – 83 ft 6 p.m. 22’ Guardian w/ 1998 & Products Rt. 13, Accomac, VA. 787- early March. Non-aggres- bucket truck service (for Yamaha 225 Saltwater Se- 2823 sive pets possible. No Sec- rent with operator), climb- ries. 400 hrs. on motor, 9N FORD TRACTOR w/ tion 8, Security deposit, ing for trees a truck can’t stainless prop, leaning post, 5 ft. woods finishing credit check, references. get to, topping, limb chip- Motorcycles heavy-duty rails, dual-axle mower. Looks good. Runs Real 757-678-7520 before 8 p.m. ping, stump grinding, grad- trailer w/ elec. winch. stain- good. Good hydraulics. ing, seeding, lot clearing, REDUCED - ’03 800A less disc brakes. $14,900 $1,800 OBO. 757-824-0309 Estate For Rent - KIPTOPEKE small lot logging, timber VULCAN. 9,516 miles. 757-617-5824 or 757-894-3952. CONDO - Furnished 3BR, brokeraging, demolition, Custom pipes, fork bag, 2 1/2 BA Home near Beach firewood mulch, and more. hard bas & more extras. 28FT. FIBERGLASS FOR SALE - Downtown within yards of Kiptopeke Estimates cost you noth- $4,000. 757-302-3259 IRRIGATION PUMP - Accomac, Front Street WORK BOAT w/cabin. 671 Detroit diesel Berkley State Park Guard House. ing. Call today 442-7540 or Built by Ronnie Carmen. (next to C’wealth Atty) Two No pets. $1,050/mo. plus Cell # 678-6152. pump, electric primer. story Office/Apt Building. 453 Detroit Diesel along w/ $6,250 OBO. 757-709-0584 util. Call 434-907-1943. VA Waterman's Card, peel- Steps from County Offices. SIMPSON TREE SER- FOR SALE er pot & scraping license. LONG 2510 99-Z001 - Private yard, private park- CAPE CHARLES Apt. - VICE - TCIA CERTI- For more info call 757-891- w/bucket. 4WD, Diesel. 65 ing. $163K. Call 757-710- renovated - LR, DR, Re- FIED ARBORIST for 2520 hp. $10,000. 999-2606 9441. Leave name and modeled kit. & bath. 2 BR. your tree care needs. Com- number. Blocks to beach. $650/mo. plete tree & stump re- 30’ FIBERGLASS Dep. & credit check. 757- moval. Pruning & trim- WORKBOAT. 3208 Na- Firewood WHY RENT? - 1996 Dou- 331-2207. ming. Cabling & bracing. tional Caterpillar engine. blewide - 3 BR, 2 BA, Cen- SEASONED HARD- Disease & pest control. Charles Dise - 757-891- tral Heat and A/C on 1/4 ac. PETER CARTWRIGHT Bobcat services also avail- 2223 WOOD Call today 442- lot w/ deep well & septic. N. MANOR in Exmore is tak- 7540 or Cell # 678-6152. able. Licensed and insured. Modestown. $89,000. 757- ing applications for its 787-2100 or 710-8477 REDUCED!!! BERTRAM 710-1750 waiting list. You must be 62 33’ - Flying Bridge. Twin or older. Rent is based on PARKS PAVING Residen- 300 hp Cats. Low hrs. REDUCED - 3/4 acre your income. Call 757-414- tial & Commercial Paving, wooded area, cleared. 2007 Honda Metropolitan Cruise and fish ready. Full Miscellaneous 0020. Seal Coating, Crusher Run, Scooter Garage kept. 115 electronics. 710-1750. Ready to build in Pun- Stone, Tar & Chip, Joint miles per gallon of gas. $59,000. Call for more info. STEEL BUILDINGS - 36’ goteague South develop- Crack Filling, Patch Work ment. Health Department New condition. Paid 1998 WELLCRAFT 21SL x 36’ through 110’ x 100’. (757) 710-9600 Others available. Up to Certified. Asking $26,000. Services $2,100. Asking $1,500. ExceL. 4.3 190hp Volvo 1/0 789-3003. Phone 757-789-5015 engine. Low hours, good 50% off. Can erect. Please Commercial & Residential condition. VHF, DS, Stereo, contact Scott or Steve @ Grass Cutting • Odd Jobs Trailer. $11,200 - 302-1108 302-875-2417. www.first- Rentals Bush Hogging • Cleanout Vehicles ask for John. Boat can be statefab.com Landscaping • Hauling BELLE HAVEN - 4 BR seen at East Point. GOLDFISH - VARIOUS Odd Jobs • Free Estimates Parts Cape Cod - Spacious rooms. Reasonable Rates S14FT. HYDRO GLASS SIZES & COLORS. DR, fireplace. Ref. req. & Parts POND RAISED. $3 Bishop’s 871 DETROIT ENGINE 1 Skiff . Johnson 25, elec. $825. 442-3375 start, 4 hp Johnson, fully EACH. 665-5929 Lawn Care Service & Transmission w/ low ec- House for Rent - 11157 miles. $1,500 OBO. ate found, fish finder, etc . BIKES - Roland Coral 665-4999 Automobiles $1,250 FIRM. 442-6681. Scarborough’s Neck Rd., 410-543-0317 es. Cruiser w/front basket - CRADDOCKVILLE.2HOME REPAIRS & im- 1985 BENETEAU First - $65. 757-331-3964 BR, 2 Ba, Lg. provements for bathrooms, 2002 FORD ZX2 - 5 speed, INTAKE MANIFOLD - 26’ fin keel Sloop - 2 sets of Kitchen/Greatroom Heat kitchens, deck washing and 56,000 mi. AC, 2DR, white Ford - Complete for 4.6 en- FOR SALE - 5 FOOT w/tan interior. Excellent gine. 757-824-0309 or 894- sails, Yanmar 8hp diesel in- GRAND PIANO. FOR pump. Quiet country rd. much more. Experienced. Rd., board, auto pilot. Curtis Washer/Dryer hook-up. Wolfe Building. 665-5485. condition. $5,000 OBO. 3952. INFORMATION CALL 757-710-0362 Jones - 757-442-7734 or 789-7719. $700/mo. References & de- Four 215-60R16 TIRES on 442-7718 posit required. Surcharge KC INTERIORS- All phases of home improve- 87 OLDS CUTLASS V8 - aluminum rims. Fit most CHINA CLOSET w/3 for pets. 442-6963 Very low miles. Great con- GM products - $200. Also 19’ SEA OX w/trailer & ’05 doors. $200- Call 787-3635 ment and repair. 30 years. Evinrude E-TEC 50hp or POCOMOKE CITY. Avail- experience. References. Joe dition. $3,000 OBO. 442- many ENGINE PARTS separate. Briggs & Strat- Listen to radio stations all able April 1. Great location, Beacom 757-990-1890 9370 for 3.8 GM including in- ton Water Pump, 5 hp.Hy- around the world. SHORT 3 BR, 1 BA, central air and take manifold, heads, JAMES’ LAWN CARE 1996 FORD THUNDER- starter & alternator. Call draulic Clam Rig. Call after WAVE RADIO Grunding heat. All appliances. 1 yr. BIRD - Call for more de- 6 p.m. 757-787-3347. 800 Millennium World Re- old asking $775/mo. w/ se- SERVICE- Power Wash- 824-0309 or 894-3952 ing, Sidewalks, Commercial tails before 2 p.m. ceiver. New. Reduced to curity. 757-824-9672 & 757-824-3301 BEDLINER for full size 1988 TROPHY HARD $450. Call Reed (757)787- leave message. & Residential Lawn Care. TOP - 24’, 350 I/O & 2001 Licensed, Free Estimates pickup truck. Like brand 8112. Leave message 2000 MAZDA 626 LX, new. $25. Call 789-3206. Galvanized trailer. good con- 2 BR, 1 BA House, newly 787-9386 or 693-1836 75,000 miles., excellent dition. $8,000. For more info CONTRACTORS SPE- remodeled near COPYWRITING condition, loaded, $5,000 2000 Dodge Ram 318 call 336-3528 or 894-1051. CIAL - NEW PRE-HUNG WACHAPREAGUE. Cen- OBO. 787-7832. Call after MOTOR and 5 speed SOLID TWO PANEL IN- tral heat & air. $650/mo. EDITING 1977 20’ PENNYAN Boat. PRESS RELEASES 5:30 p.m. transmission from 1500 TERIOR DOORS 3@ 3/0 x 757-437-7000 pickup. 1994 Plymouth 3.3 Hard top. Tunnel drive. No 6/8 & 1 @ 2/6 x 6/8 - ALL RESUMES 1976 CHEVY IMPALA 2 trailer. Needs motor repair. CASHVILLE - 2 BR, 1 BA. If you need words written, V6 and auto transmission R/H. LIST PRICE WAS Dr Sedan. $1,800 firm. from Voyager. 787-4136. Transmission OK. $1,295 $255 @. $500 TAKES ALL Central Heat & Air. No Sec- call 757-894-8097 757-709-8288 until 5. or trade. 787-4136 FOUR. 302-1325 tion 8. $650 mth. 787-3868. and leave a message. More 442-2263 after 5. than 30 years’ experience. MARCH 26, 2008 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 21 2001 NISSAN Exterra R.V.s 4WD, Nerf bars, CD stereo, PAYING CASH roof rack, AT tires, 77K 1993 FLEETWOOD miles. Lots of extra’s. FOR JUNK FLAIR - 5K generator. 25 $13,000 OBO. 678-7313 ft. 46,000 mi., Sleeps 4 CARS nicely. Chev. 454 engine. All 2002 FORD EXPLORER check out our improved website... new tires. $12,500. LIMITED- Loaded. Locat- 787-4726 or 710-3723 ed at 23472 Back St., Acco- mac. $9,800. 710-0534 1999 FLARE by Fleetwood Motorhome. 30ft , Chevy en- 1996 IZUZU RODEO 134 QUICK gine, generator, sleeps 6. K miles. 4WD, $3,500 firm. under 20,000 mi. Heat/AC, 2 Call 757-854-4545 REMOVAL TVs, side camera, generator, new tires. Call 410-957-1416 1999 Red DODGE DU- 665-5000 RANGO - V8, leather, 1988 30 ft. GULF- CD/tape, running boards, STREAM MOTOR 3rd seat. 140k - $6,000. WILL BUY SILVER HOME. 32,000 miles. Fully 757-894-5873 AND GOLD - STER- equip. Md. inspected. Ask- LING, CLASS RINGS, ing $13,000. For more info 1989 FORD Super-duty COINS, BROKEN JEW- call 757-854-1886. diesel 6 wheeler s/15 ft. ELRY, POCKET body and cooling unit. Call Trucks/SUVs (757) 787-7539. Low WATCHES, DENTAL mileage for a diesel truck. GOLD AND MORE. REDUCED! 2002 FORD CALL JERRY @ 442- REDUCED - 1998 CASH (2274) EXPLORER XLT - 3rd CHEVY TAHOE 5.7L 4X4 row seat, 7 passenger, LS Loaded AT PB Rear AC leather interior, DVD sys- CD Player much much Yard Sales tem, CD, all power, roof more. 76,000 Highway racks, running boards, fog Indoor YaRD SALE - Arca- Miles. Perfect conditions. dia High School - Sat., April lights, towing package, $9,950. 757-854-1490 alloy wheels. Red in color 5, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. - Tables with two-tone gray mold- REDUCED - 2005 FORD $10. Concession available. ing. Serviced every 3,000 EXPLORER XLT 4x4, Benefit Junior Class mi. 137,000 highway 4dr., 3rd row seat, sunroof, MOVING SALE - 35362 miles. Excellent condi- tow pkg., run brds, more Belle Haven Rd., Belle tion. Price - $8,900 OBO. extras, 22,600k. Asking Haven - 60 years of accu- Call Rhonda @ 789-3548. $21,500. 757-999-1729 mulation - Rugs, sofas, An- 2005 FORD EXPLORER tique glass, Baking Dishes, – 19,400 miles. Power win- Wanted Pictures, lamps, Linens dows & locks - Excellent and much more. March condition. $19,200 - 442- Get top dollar for your 29th. 8 a.m. ’til? 4670 after 6 p.m. JUNK CARS & we will pick them up! If you deliver YARD SALE - Fri. & Sat. 1999 GMC Suburban - to us you will still get top March 28th & 29th. 8 a.m. 4WD. Excellent condi- dollar! For prices give us a to noon. 12237 Lincoln tion. 156K miles. call - 757-824-3719. Ave., Exmore. Baby items, $10,000. 678-7727 misc., everything. PUBLIC NOTICE TO MOTOR VEHICLE OWNERS IN ACCOMACK COUNTY The 2008 Vehicle License decals are now on sale. Decals must be displayed by midnight of April 15, 2008, in accordance with the regulations of the Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles. All personal property taxes must be paid before purchasing decals. Decals may be purchased in person at the Treasurer’s Office, 23296 Court House Avenue, Room 101, Accomac, Virginia.

REGULAR OFFICE HOURS ARE: The prices are as follows: • Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Vehicles – $27 EXTENDED OFFICE HOURS ARE: Motorcycles – $25 Saturday, April 12th, 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon Utility, boat and semitrailers – $8 If you live in an incorporated town, decals must be purchased from the town in which you reside. To purchase Accomack County decals by mail, use the order form(s) below and mail to: TREASURER’S OFFICE, P.O. BOX 296, ACCOMAC, VA 23301-0296 Vehicle No. 1 Vehicle No. 2 COPY OF REGISTRATION CARD MUST ACCOMPAY THIS COPY OF REGISTRATION CARD MUST ACCOMPAY THIS FORM IF VEHICLE WAS REGISTERED AFTER 1/1/08 FORM IF VEHICLE WAS REGISTERED AFTER 1/1/08

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22 • EASTERN SHORE POST • MARCH 26, 2008 Legal Notices & Auctions

Public Notice Public Notice The Board of Zoning Appeals of the Town of Chincoteague will hold a public hearing The Town of Chincoteague Mayor and Council will hold a public hearing on April 7, on April 10, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers located at 6150 Community 2008 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council chambers located at 6150 Community Drive to receive Drive to receive public comments and views on he following zoning matters: public comments and views on the following matter: Appeal 08-04-1 A request from Dean Orsino agent for Laurie Walton, 4211 Main Appeal CU-01-07 A request from Ms. Christine Schreibstein, 6225 Clark Street, for Street, for a variance from Article 4, section 4.6.5 (2) of the Town of Chincoteague’s a conditional use permit as required by Article 9, Section 9.3 of the Town of Chin- Zoning Ordinance. The petitioner wishes to relocate at 20’x24’ shed on property locat- coteague's Zoning Ordinance. The applicant wishes to operate a home occupation at ed at the above address. The new location of the shed will be placed 0’ from the right- the above location. Some services that would be provided per the application are Crys- of-way located on the south side of the property. Current zoning requires the structure tal Therapy, Feng Shui, and Energy Healing Treatments. The property is zoned Resi- be 15’ from said lot line. This property is zoned Commercial District C-2. dential District R-2. Kenny L. Lewis For additional information please visit the Town Office or call (757) 336-6519. zoning Administrator Jared Anderson Director of Planning VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA Plaintiff THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CIVIL CASE NO. 07-331 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA vs. Plaintiff CIVIL CASE NO. CL08000059-00 WILLIAM N. SUNKINS, SR. vs. ANNA SUNKINS JOHN W. WESCOAT, TRUSTEE LUCILLE W. STURGIS EDITH SUNKINS Defendants RUTH E. RYALL ELLA L. GODWIN BERTIE R. WATERS ORDER OF PUBLICATION MARGARET L. KEEGAN Defendants The object of this suit is to enforce the lien of the Plaintiff for delinquent taxes against certain real estate described as follows: ORDER OF PUBLICATION All that parcel of land near “The Forks”, near Eastville, The object of this suit is to enforce the lien of the Plaintiff for delinquent Northampton County, Virginia, being Lot 14 on a plat recorded in taxes against certain real estate described as follows: Deed Book 99, page 295 and designated as parcel no. 0058B-01-BLK-00-014. All that parcel of land near Cheriton Station, standing in the names of William N. Sunkins, Sr. and Anna Sunkins, pursuant to Northampton County, Virginia, being Lot 67, Village of Section 58.1-3965 et seq. of the Code of Virginia. Cheriton and designated as parcel no. 084C3-02-BLK-00-067. And an affidavit having been filed that due diligence has been used to ascertain the names and location of all of the heirs, devisees and successors in title of standing in the names of Lucille W. Sturgis, Ruth E. Ryall, Ella L. Godwin, Bertie R. William N. Sunkins, Sr. and Anna Sunkins; that there are or may be other persons Waters and Margaret L. Keegan, pursuant to Section 58.1-3965 et seq. of the Code of having an interest in the real estate forming the subject matter of this suit whose Virginia. names and last post office addresses are unknown, namely, the unknown heirs, de- And an affidavit having been filed that due diligence has been used to devisees and successors in title of William N. Sunkins, Sr. and Anna Sunkins. termine whether Lucille W. Sturgis, Ruth E. Ryall, Ella L. Godwin, Bertie R. Waters It is ORDERED that this Order be published once a week for two successive and Margaret L. Keegan are living, or if deceased, to ascertain the names and loca- weeks in the Eastern Shore Post and that the parties named herein appear on or be- tion of all of their heirs, devisees and successors in title; that there are or may be fore April 18, 2008 at 9:00 a.m. in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court for the other persons having an interest in the real estate forming the subject matter of this County of Northampton, Virginia, and do what may be necessary to protect their in- suit whose names and last known post office addressees are unknown, namely the terests in this suit. unknown heirs, devisees and successors in title of Lucille W. Sturgis, Ruth E. Ryall, Ella L. Godwin, Bertie R. Waters and Margaret L. Keegan. ENTER: This 20th day of March, 2008. It is ORDERED that this Order be published once a week for two successive weeks in the Eastern Shore Post and that the parties named herein appear on or be- Emily F. Purvis fore April 14, 2008 at 9:00 a.m. in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court for the Deputy Clerk County of Northampton, Virginia, and do what may be necessary to protect their in- terests in this suit. I ask for this: ENTER: This 11th day of March, 2008. JAMES W. ELLIOTT Attorney at Law Emily F. Purvis P.O. Box 1410 Deputy Clerk Yorktown, VA 23692 (757) 898-7000 I ask for this:

Renn Properties L.L.C. JAMES W. ELLIOTT trading as: Attorney at Law The Garden and the Sea Inn Save the Date! P.O. Box 1410 4188 Nelson Rd. Yorktown, VA 23692 New Church Exmore Rotary Club (757) 898-7000 Accomack Virginia 23415 The above establishment Annual Goodtimes Auction The Municipal Corporation of Cape Charles will be accepting sealed bids for the fol- is applying to the lowing: VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT April 26, 2008 OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE Trawler Restaurant, Exmore 1. 1991 Jeep Cherokee CONTROL 2. 2003 John Deer Gator for a Preview - 5 pm ~ Bidding Begins 6 pm 3. 1998 Ford Crown Victoria Bed & Breakfast license 4. 1998 Ford Crown Victoria to sell or manufacture Watch upcoming classifieds alcoholic beverages. for detailed list!!! All vehicles can be viewed at the Public Works parking lot behind Rayfield's Pharma- Thomas Renn, Owner cy in Cape Charles,VA. Please submit all sealed bids to the Town Clerk, Town of Cape Charles, 2 Plum St., Cape Charles, VA 23310, no later than 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 1, 2008. Bids will be opened at 12:30 p.m. on April 1, 2008. The Eastern Shore Post is a recognized Paper of Record serving Acco- Contact Dave Fauber at (757) 331-3259 ext. 17 or Smitty Dize (757) 331-2357 if you mack and Northampton Counties and is pleased to offer free quotes for your have any questions. All vehicles are AS-IS, all sales are final, and payment by certi- legal advertising needs. email: [email protected] or fax 757-789-7681 fied check.

MARCH 26, 2008 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 23 CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Sale Conducted at: Countryside Auction, Hopeton, VA Saturday, March 29, 2008 @ 10:00 am Directions: Located approximately 60 mi. South of Salisbury, MD and 60 mi. North of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. Turn West off Rt. 13 on to Rt. 676 (Dennis Drive), Just North of Parksley and follow signs to Auction. Signs will be posted at Rt. 13. Lg. Pine Stepback Cupboard - old • 7 Pc. Roller • Iron Pieces • Decanters • Modern Kitchen Table & Chairs (White) Crocks • Milk Bowl • Milk Pitchers • • 2 Modern Kitchen Cupboards (White) • Sterling Items including 4 goblets • 3 Pc. King Size Bedroom Suit w/Kings Cups & Saucers • Coffee Grinder • Brass POST Down Bedding (White) • Modern Sofa • 3 Utensils • Old Kitchen Items • Old Glass New Porch Rockers • Lg. Modern Enter- Banks • Fruit Plates • 7 Pc. Delaware tainment Center (White)-Will Hold 42" Glass Set • Old Christmas Ornaments • TV • 3 Pc. Modern Coffee & End Tables Old Dolls and Doll Clothing • Hall Tea (White) • Full Size Sofa, Dual Recliners- Pot • Arthur Godfrey Ukulele (Original (Blue) • Recliner • Modern White Corner Box) • Glass Shoes • Amberina Glass • CARDS Cupboard • 6 Pc. Modern Queen Size Wooden Items • Hull Tea Pot • Gas Cook- Bedroom Suit (Off White) • 4 Pc. Maple stove • 2 Stack Washer & Dryers • Dou- Breakfast Set • Sm. Oak Bookcase • Pr. ble Door Refrigerator • 2 Apartment Sz. Blue Velvet Chairs • Mahogany Slant Refrigerators • 2 Wardrobes • Window Front Desk • Oak Dresser • Sewing Ma- Air Conditioners • Patio Furniture • chine • Lg. Triple Dresser • Queen Size Wooden Porch Glider • Ladders (1 Ex- Bedroom Suit • Color TV, VCR • Old Lg. tension) • Old Pot Belly Stove • 2 Gas Fireplace Mantle - oak - all redone • 50's BBQ Grills Bedroom Suit • Wicker Furniture • Ori- Lots & Lots of Box Lots & Other Items ental Pictures • Lanterns • Copper Pots Too Numerous To Mention. • Cut Glass Vase & Lamps • DU Glasses • Watch for information on upcoming Es- Old Wooden Bucket • Old Wooden Dough tate Sales April 1 & April 19 Note: Most of the Furniture is like new. 5% Buyers Premium Applies to All Transactions. Auctioneer: Chester Jackson VAAR #377 Parksley, VA 23421 757-710-2318, 757-710-5185, 757-665-5672 Check for pictures on website at countrysideauctions.com Premier Brokers, Inc. Eastern Shore Excavating Multi-Line Insurance Agency and Landscaping Inc. HOME REPAIRS, Here to meet all your insurance needs Sanford, VA 757-854-0506 COMMERCIAL Call for Free Quotes Driveways & WELDING 757-437-7000 Lot Clearing & Site Preparation David L. Arrowood AIG • PROGRESSIVE • Aetna • Optima Phone (757) 787-1053 MetLife • Safeco • GMAC • Anthem Demolition Ditching Cell (757) 710-9102 www.premierbrokers.net Call anytime for affordable rates Melfa, VA 23410

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RANCH ON WOODED LOT Ocean East Modular Home Sales REALTY Inc. PARKSLEY - Proposed 1120 Model Office: sq. ft. 3 BR, 2BA ranch. 21193 Fairgrounds Rd., Tasley, 787-2261 MUST SELL! MAKE AN OFFER! [email protected] Wooded lot, out skirts of town, M-F, 10-4 • eat-in-country kitchen, electric baseboard heat, appliances FOR SALE incl. One time offering. Don’t BACKYARD BARNS PORTABLE DECKS GARDEN SHEDS miss this opportunity. Build To Suit 8’x12’ 12’x12’ 8’x16’ 12’x16’ $147,900 Interior Finish 8’x20’ 12’x20’ & Electric Available 8’x24’ 12’x24’ Temperanceville - Jerusalem Road Call 757-710-0552 Larger Sizes Available for details. On Site Construction! $159,900 ~ Charming new 3 bedroom, 2 bath rancher on .69 acre lot. Close to NASA and Assateague National Seashore Garage Doors Park. Great year round or vacation home. Automatic Openers A must see property! MLS#23926 Installation, Sales & Service CALL 710-1166 OR 7871304 Call Donna at 757-894-2419

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PUBLISHER’S NOTICE FAIR HOUSING We are pledged to the letter and spirit of Virginia’s policy for achieving equal housing opportunity throughout the Commonwealth. We encourage and support advertising and marketing programs in which there are no barriers to ob- taining housing because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, elderliness, familial status or handicap. All real estate advertised herein is subject to Virginia’s fair housing law which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation or discrimination because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, elderliness, familial status or handicap, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.” This newspaper will not knowingly accept advertising for real estate that violates the fair housing law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. For more information or to file a housing complaint, call the Virginia Fair Housing Office at (804) 367-8530; toll-free call (888) 551-3247. For the hearing-impaired, call (804) 367-9753. E-mail: fairhous- [email protected]. Web site: www.fairhousing.vipnet.org.

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AFFORDABLE757-665-5848 HOUSING! FORAFFORDABLE PERSONS 55 HOUSING! OR OLDER FORSpringtime PERSONS 55 Special! OR OLDER For 1stSpringtime ten applications approved Special! will receive For 1st ten$50 applications Off every approved month will receive for the$50 first Off year every of month their lease! for the first year of their lease! Accomack Manor is hosting a AccomackCommunity Manor Yard is hosting Sale a CommunitySat. April 26, Yard 2007 Sale Saturday,Sat. April7am-1pm April 26, 26, 2007 2008 $5.007am-1pm Set Up Come bring all$5.00 your Set trash Up & treasures Come bring all your trash & treasures Rain date May 3, 2007 RainRain date date MayMay 3, 3, 2008 2007 AfterAfter finding finding those those bargains bargins come take take a a tour tour of of our our building!!! building!!!

x Waiting list available for ages • 1 and 2-Bedroom Units Available 45 to 54 • 1 Pet Per Apartment Allowed* x Affordable Housing • Security Code Entry System x Handicap Accessible • Emergency Call System x Elevator • Hand Rails in Hallways x Equal Opportunity Housing • Units Pre-Wired For Cable TV x 2 On-Site Laundry Rooms • Brand New Building x Computer Room • Community activity room--with x Fitness Room kitchen! x On-Site Management • Kenmore Stove, Refrigerator & x Section 8 Vouchers Welcomed Dishwasher Rental Office Hours: 8:30am to 3:30pm Monday to Friday *With pet deposit 9am to 1pm Saturday Address: 26463 Metompkin Road Parksley VA 23421 Phone (757) 665-5848 Fax (757) 665-5787 Email: [email protected] Directions: On the corner of Route 13 and Route 679, behind the Zion Baptist Church Near Mile Marker 120

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Wed. Mar. 26 Th. Mar. 27 Fri. Mar. 28 Sat. Mar. 29 Sun. Mar.30 Mon. Mar. 31 Tue. Apr.1 Seaside T Assateague Beach H 11:43 a.m. H 12:24 p.m. H 1:10 p.m. H 2:04 p.m. H 3:06 p.m. H 4:09 p.m. H 5:06 p.m. L 6:06 a.m. L 6:51 a.m. L 7:42 a.m. L 8:36 a.m. L 9:33 a.m. L 10:29 a.m. L 11:23 a.m. Chincoteague Channel H 11:54 a.m. H 12:35 p.m. H 1:21 p.m. H 2:15 p.m. H 3:17 p.m. H 4:20 p.m. H 5:17 p.m. L 6:08 a.m. L 6:53 a.m. L 7:44 a.m. L 8:38 a.m. L 9:35 a.m. L 10:31 a.m. L 11:25 a.m. I Gargatha H 12:42 p.m. H 1:23 p.m. H 2:09 p.m. H 3:03 p.m. H 4:05 p.m. H 5:08 p.m. H 5:45 a.m. L 6:36 a.m. L 7:21 a.m. L 8:12 a.m. L 9:06 a.m. L 10:03 a.m. L 10:59 a.m. L 11:53 a.m. Folly Creek H 12:35 p.m. H 1:16 p.m. H 2:02 p.m. H 2:56 p.m. H 3:58 p.m. H 5:01 p.m. H 5:38 a.m. D L 6:31 a.m. L 7:16 a.m. L 8:07 a.m. L 9:01 a.m. L 9:58 a.m. L 10:54 a.m. L 11:48 a.m. Wachapreague Inlet H 11:45 a.m. H 12:26 p.m. H 1:12 p.m. H 2:06 p.m. H 3:08 p.m. H 4:11 p.m. H 5:08 a.m. L 5:50 a.m. L 6:35 a.m. L 7:26 a.m. L 8:20 a.m. L 9:17 a.m. L 10:13 a.m. L 11:07 a.m. E Quinby Inlet H 11:40 a.m. H 12:21 p.m. H 1:07 p.m. H 2:01 p.m. H 3:03 p.m. H 4:06 p.m. H 5:03 p.m. L 5:35 a.m. L 6:20 a.m. L 7:11 a.m. L 8:05 a.m. L 9:02 a.m. L 9:58 a.m. L 10:52 a.m. Machipongo Inlet H 12:12 p.m. H 12:53 p.m. H 1:39 p.m. H 2:33 p.m. H 3:35 p.m. H 4:38 p.m. H 5:15 a.m. Bayside L 6:04 a.m. L 6:55 a.m. L 7:46 a.m. L 8:40 a.m. L 9:37 a.m. L 10:33 a.m. L 11:27 a.m. Crisfield Harbor H 4:41 p.m. H 5:02 a.m. H 5:47 a.m. H 6:37 a.m. H 7:36 a.m. H 8:39 a.m. H 9:42 a.m. L 10:58 a.m. L 11:39 a.m. L 12:25 p.m. L 1:18 p.m. L 2:18 p.m. L 3:18 p.m. L 4:13 p.m. Tangier Light H 3:45 p.m. H 4:25 p.m. H 5:09 p.m. H 5:41 a.m. H 6:40 a.m. H 7:43 a.m. H 8:46 a.m. T L 9:51 a.m. L 10:32 a.m. L 11:18 a.m. L 12:11 p.m. L 1:11 p.m. L 2:11 p.m. L 3:06 p.m. Saxis H 3:57 p.m. H 4:37 p.m. H 5:03 a.m. H 5:53 a.m. H 6:52 a.m. H 7:55 a.m. H 8:58 a.m. L 10:40 a.m. L 11:21 a.m. L 12:07 p.m. L 1:00 p.m. L 2:00 p.m. L 3:00 p.m. L 3:55 p.m. A Hunting Creek H 4:08 p.m. H 4:48 p.m. H 5:14 a.m. H 6:04 a.m. H 7:03 a.m. H 8:06 a.m. H 9:09 a.m. L 10:46 a.m. L 11:27 a.m. L 12:13 p.m. L 1:06 p.m. L 2:06 p.m. L 3:06 p.m. L 4:01 p.m. Chesconnessex Creek H 3:35 p.m. H 4:15 p.m. H 4:59 p.m. H 5:31 a.m. H 6:30 a.m. H 7:33 a.m. H 8:36 a.m B L 9:55 a.m. L 10:36 a.m. L 11:22 a.m. L 12:15 p.m. L 1:15 p.m. L 2:15 p.m. L 3:10 p.m. Onancock Creek H 3:46 p.m. H 4:26 p.m. H 5:10 p.m. H 5:42 a.m. H 6:41 a.m. H 7:44 a.m. H 8:47 a.m. L 10:11 a.m. L 10:52 a.m. L 11:38 a.m. L 12:31 p.m. L 1:31 p.m. L 2:31 p.m. L 3:26 p.m. Pungoteague Creek H 3:11 p.m. H 3:49 p.m. H 4:35 p.m. H 5:14 a.m. H 6:15 a.m. H 7:18 a.m. H 8:20 a.m. L L 9:37 a.m. L 10:19 a.m. L 11:07 a.m. L 12:02 p.m. L 1:02 p.m. L 2:01 p.m. L 2:55 p.m Occohannock Creek H 2:26 p.m. H 3:06 p.m. H 3:50 p.m. H 4:42 p.m. H 5:21 a.m. H 6:24 a.m. H 7:27 a.m. L 9:06 a.m. L 9:47 a.m. L 10:33 a.m. L 11:26 a.m. L 12:26 p.m. L 1:26 p.m. L 2:21 p.m. E Nassawadox Creek H 1:50 p.m. H 2:30 p.m. H 3:14 p.m. H 4:06 p.m. H 5:07 p.m. H 5:48 a.m. H 6:51 a.m. L 7:51 a.m. L 8:32 a.m. L 9:18 a.m. L 10:11 a.m. L 11:11 a.m. L 12:11 p.m. L 1:06 p.m. Cape Charles Harbor H 12:39 p.m. H 1:19 p.m. H 2:03 p.m. H 2:55 p.m. H 3:56 p.m. H 5:01 p.m. H 5:40 a.m. S L 6:59 a.m. L 7:40 a.m. L 8:26 a.m. L 9:19 a.m. L 10:19 a.m. L 11:19 a.m. L 12:14 p.m. Kiptopeke Park H 12:17 p.m. H 12:57 p.m. H 1:41 p.m. H 2:33 p.m. H 3:34 p.m. H 4:39 p.m. H 5:18 a.m. L 6:28 a.m. L 7:09 a.m. L 7:55 a.m. L 8:48 a.m. L 9:48 a.m. L 10:48 a.m. L 11:43 a.m. DEEP CREEK MARINA & BOATYARD Reliability Starts Here.™ Bay • Haul Out & Storage • Boat Ramp • Ship’s Store-Chandlery Imagine 115 Horses Wearing Sneakers • 25-Ton Travel Lift-Open End Get your Yamaha today from Chesapeake Marine Inc., Your Full Line Yamaha • Complete Marine Service & Repair Dealer since 1984. Offering outstanding service and customer appreciation. Country • Mast Stepping and Fuel Engines available from 2.5 to 350hp. Safe Secure Facility (Owner Occupies Premises) 5516 James Wharf Rd., Exmore, VA (West of Exmore, Rts. 183 & 614) 97.9 Karl and Andrea Wendley Monday - Friday 8 - 5 20104 Deep Creek Road, Onancock, VA 23417 Saturdays By Appt. WBEY Phone: (757) 787-4565 757-442-4858 [email protected] www.chesapeakemarine.com Always wear a USCG-approved personal flotation device while boating and read your owner’s manual.

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today’s prices, one must carefully in a couple of family dinners per week From the OutPost watch one’s budget — something that and you have a grocery store tab ap- is much easier said than done. proaching the national debt. By Candy Farlow For example, I’d just left home the I can take some comfort in the fact other morning when I realized I had that I’ve saved well over $1,000 since imes are getting tempting me — and save a few trees left some lights on. I quickly tried to I quit smoking over a year ago. Now if Ttight. in the process. figure what the cost of the day’s elec- I can give up chocolate, there should The price I really don’t need any more credit tric usage would be when compared to be another $2,000 or so in the savings of gas is cards. I mean, the last one I got I ap- the cost of the extra gas I would burn column, but I won’t allocate those through plied for while in Disney World simply if I were to go back home to turn them funds just yet. the roof and the cost of milk has me to get the freebies they were dispens- off. About the time I realized I couldn’t Right now, I’m trying to decide longing for a cow in my backyard. ing. I haven’t even peeled the activa- come close to figuring that out without what to do with the check I’ll be get- But not to worry. tion strip off that one and already I’m at least paper and pencil, I realized I ting from the IRS as part of President I can apparently afford anything I getting offers to upgrade my Tinker also had left my cell phone home, so I Bush’s “economic stimulus package.” want. Bell VISA. burned the gas. From what I understand, the feds Why, this week alone, I’ve received I am going to hold onto it though, And then there is the issue of the are hoping we all spend that money on two “pre-approved” credit cards with since I’m afraid it might eventually grocery bill — and milk is only a part new goods or services in order to astronomical limits — not to mention take a little Disney Magic to keep the of that equation. The formula I have to jump-start the economy. all those “convenience checks.” old wolf from the door. use in determining my food budget in- Guess I’ll go shopping since it I guess I should be pleased my cred- I don’t mean to complain, for I real- cludes a factor of one teenage boy in would be downright unpatriotic to do it is so good. ize that I am indeed blessed. I and residence, with an exponent of four anything else. Instead, I find myself wishing that mine have everything we need — and more on weekends, divided into cases Anybody know where I can shop for the credit companies would stop most of what we want. Still, with of sodas and mountains of chips. Add a good milk cow? PostPost Office Mail New Effort Targets Nicotine Addiction Dear Editor: Dr. David Jones, Shore Memorial Hospital’s new vice president for Medical Affairs, is starting an anti-smoking protocol. It is a welcome effort to address, in a substantial way, a major problem linked to addiction. In this case, the addiction is nicotine. The list of addictions is a long one, from drugs, alcohol, and gambling, to shopping, food and video games, etc. In the future, perhaps our age will be known as the age of addiction. While people are engaged in any addictive behavior, their emotions are blocked out; their emotions are obscure, at best. Without access to or with reduced access to feelings, we lose essential elements of mental function. Emotional awareness has the potential to guide us in decision making as to what is good for us and what is not. Without this emotional awareness, we can do self-destructive things. Smoking is an amazing- ly self-destructive behavior. Hopefully, Shore Memorial Hospital’s anti-smoking effort will start lots of smokers on the road to recovery. In the future, it would be useful to expand the program to include all addictions. John L. Bulette, M.D., Nassawadox Drake Always Follows Bush/Cheney Lead Dear Editor: Dick Cheney, Thelma Drake and George W. Bush: three peas in a pod. Thelma Drake has supported the Cheney/Bush agenda almost 100 percent of the time. Thelma Drake voted for the continuation of Dick Cheney and Letters to PostPost Op-Ed Page George W. Bush’s illegal, immoral and unnecessary occupation of Iraq. Thelma Drake sustains the Cheney-Bush massive deficits, passing this the Editor debt on to our children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Thelma Drake has supported phenomenal tax credits given to Dick Cheney and may be sent by fax, ‘They’re George W. Bush’s oil industry buddies. Thelma Drake is responsible for the e-mail or snail-mail at the Post . . .’ Cheney-Bush unbelievable increase in fuel prices. Thelma Drake supports using the addresses Dick Cheney and George W. Bush’s friends, the insurance companies, which has caused the steepest rise in health-care costs in world history. in the Publisher’s Oh, but you might say that she got money to dredge a few Shore chan- Circle at right. Publisher Editor nels and performed constituent service. What nonsense! Any representa- While the Post Candy Farlow Cheryl Nowak tive, Democrat or Republican, if he or she intended to be re-elected, Staff Writers would have done the same. will withhold a Candy Farlow, Cheryl Nowak If you want a continuation of the same policies: more war, tax breaks writer’s name with Regular Contributors for the super wealthy, $5 to $10 per gallon fuel prices, passing your debt just cause, all letters Ron West, Linda Cicoira and Angie H. Crutchley to the grandchildren, higher healthcare prices, more uninsured Ameri- Advertising Rep. cans, having the insurance companies and stock brokers control your So- must be signed and Troy Justis cial Security check, having the government listen in on your phone calls, include a phone P.O. Box 517 • Onley, VA 23418 then vote for Thelma Drake. But folks, “Yes We Can,” have better govern- e-mail: [email protected] number for verifica- POST ment; a bright new day is dawning. Vote Glenn Nye for the Eastern Shore. phone: 757-789- Martin Freed, Quinby tion. fax: 757-789-7681

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