Fish Are Undefeated Biting Page B2 Page B3 SSentinel.com Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck since 1896 Vol. 115, No. 8 Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • May 21, 2009 B Section MHS tennis team wins district crown Advance to Region A tournament

by Larry S. Chowning The Middlesex High tennis team qualifi ed for the Region A Tournament on May 15 when it defeated Mathews in a playoff match for the regular season championship of the Tidewater Members of the Middlesex High girls track team are, front row from left, Mary Stevens, District. Lauren Beebe fi nished third Davina Peters, Beth Guill, Latasha Cephas, Jherrica Marsh, Olivia Cloud, Felicia Marsh and The Lady Blue Devils had in the long jump, 100 meters Giovanna Wingfi eld; back row Lauren Beebe, Melissa Hall, Ashae Burnett, Micah Reed, defeated the Lady Chargers 5-3 and 200 meters. Jasmine Fells, Rebecca Walker, Arielle Perry and Drachelle Johnson. two days earlier to force the (Photo by Larry Chowning) playoff game. Mathews used a special strat- Melissa Baltrusaitis egy in that match to upset the Middlesex girls, said MHS Melissa Baltrusaitis,” said MHS girls cruise to track title coach Pete Shepherd. Shepherd. “I moved Andrea “They knew they couldn’t hit Stevens to number 2 seed even with our girls, so they slowed though we knew it would prob- by Larry S. Chowning too.” time that qualifi es her to run in (30.55) play down by lopping most of ably be a loss. Andrea is our The Lady Chargers were the regional 1600 meters. Micah Reed was third in the their shots,” said Shepherd. number 7 seed and she was a The Middlesex High girls paced by Olivia Cloud and Walker was second in the shot put (30’ 3”), sixth in the “This style of play frustrated great sport about it. track team won the Tidewater Missy Hall, who were both 1600 meters (6:10), third in the long jump (13’ 11”) and fi fth in our girls. It worked and they “I wanted to keep everyone District Championship on May double individual winners. 800 meters (2:52.72) and sixth the high jump (4’0). beat us or, as I told our team, else in place because they had 13 at West Point. The Lady Cloud won the 1600 meters in the triple jump (26’ 7”). Felicia Marsh was third in the ‘you beat yourselves.’ “ all played the same players Chargers scored 161 points to (6:02.26) and also won the Ashae Burnett had an out- 400 meters (70.28) and fourth In the May 13 loss, Jessica at least two other times,” said easily outdistance second place 3200 meters (13:51.44). standing all-around meet by in the 200 meters (31.11). Anderson remained undefeated Shepherd. “This time we were King William’s 104 points. Hall is coming off a heal placing in fi ve events. She Middlesex took third in the in singles play with a 7-5, 6-3 ready for whatever Mathews West Point was third with 85 injury but cruised to wins in won the shot put (35’4”), was 400-meter relay (58.58). Mem- win, and Mindy Hurley won threw at us.” points, Mathews fourth with 65 the 400 meters (67.85) and second in the high jump (4’ 4”), bers were Latasha Cephas, Jas- her singles match 6-2, 6-3 in Anderson won her singles and King and Queen Central 800 meters (2:47.3). She also third in the 300-meter hurdles mine Fells, Davina Peters and the sixth seeded position. match 6-3, 6-0, to remain unde- fi fth with 33. fi nished fi fth in the triple jump (58.64), fourth in the triple Mary Stevens. Melissa Baltrusaitis lost 6-1, feated. Hutton won her match “We are very pleased with (27’ 3.5”) and ran a leg on the jump (27’ 8.5”) and fourth in Others to place were 6-3, Stephanie Hutton fell 6-3, 6-0, 6-1; Pruett won 6-1, 3-6, the outcome,” said MHS coach second place 4x400 meter relay the discus (68’). Drachelle Johnson, fourth, shot 7-6 (8-6), Amanda Blake lost 6-4; and Hurley won 6-3, 7-6 Heath Cockerham. “We car- team (4:47.26). Other mem- Beebe came off the soccer put (29’5”); Cephas, fourth, 6-2, 6-2, and Amanda Pruett (9-7). ried 13 girls and 12 placed in at bers of the 4 x 400 meter relay team to compete and was third 100 meters (14.3), and sixth, fell 6-2, 6-3. Hutton moved up to play least one event. We are looking team were Ariel Perry, Rebecca in the long jump (14’4.5”), 200 meters (32.52); Fells, fi fth, In doubles action, Anderson with Anderson in doubles and forward to the regional meet Walker and Lauren Beebe. third in the 100 meters (13.94), 100 meters (14.95); and Perry, and Baltrusaitis won 6-2, 6-4, the team won 6-4, 6-2, to clinch and are hopeful we can win it Hall has already turned in a and third in the 200 meters second, 400 meters (69.9); and and Hurley and Andrea Stevens the district title for Middlesex. Peters, sixth, 300-meter hurdles fell 6-3, 6-2. Hutton and Blake’s Middlesex will host a regional (62.24). match was not completed due quarterfi nal match on Tues- Performers who placed in to bad weather. day, May 26, at Rappahannock the Tidewater District meet The May 15 playoff match Community College, Glenns. Deltas rally to win opener qualifi es for the Region A meet was played at Gloucester High The Lady Chargers will play an that will be held today, May 21, School. undetermined Northern Neck by Stephen Blue and another Deltas defensive at 2 p.m. at West Point High “We went into this match miscue in the fi fth, the Cardi- School. without our number 2 seed, (See Tennis, page B12) With two strikes and two nals held a 4-run advantage. outs in the bottom of the 10th The Deltaville bats started to inning, Dave Cunningham hit a come alive in the bottom of the game-winning RBI single and fi fth inning. Josh Miller led off the Deltaville Deltas captured with a double to right fi eld, and their season opener, 7-6 over scored on a Denny groundout. the Peninsula Cardinals, last After the Deltas held defen- Saturday night. sively in the top of the sixth Cunningham’s clutch hit inning, Chris King led off the scored Dustin Felvus, who bottom of the inning for the had reached on his own two- Deltas with a double, and was out single a batter earlier, and followed by another Crawford stolen second base to get into single. After a Cardinal error scoring position. and a hit batter scored Craw- The Deltas had rallied from ford, Neal Hogge hit a 2-run an early defi cit, at one point double to tie the game at 5-5. being down 5-1. An early Delta Hogge then scored on another error contributed to a 3-run Justin Ferrell Miller double to give the Deltas Cardinal fi rst inning. The Deltas a 6-5 advantage. immediately responded with a a Brett Crawford single. The Cardinals tied the game run in their half of the inning However, after a Cardinal when Jimmy Denny scored on home run in the third inning (See Deltas, page B12)

Members of the Middlesex High School junior varsity baseball team include, front from left, Stone Shores, Drew Pitts and Shane Bristow; second row, Taylor Walden, Chris Chewning, John Purcell, Jeremy Collier, Morgan Thomas and John Walsh; and back row, Zach Belcher, Kevin Walsh, Hunter Davis, Ryheem Lockley, Trey Major, Robbie Pitts, Tyler Pickles and coach Jonathan Norris. (Photo by Larry Chowning) MHS JVs win district title with 8-0 record

by Larry S. Chowning The Middlesex High junior “This is by far the most talented Members of the 2009 Middlesex High baseball team include, front row from left, Mason varsity baseball team fi nished team that I’ve ever coached.” Goodrich, Jake Fletcher, Justin Cooper, Alexander Crittenden, Chuckie Morris and Harley its season last week with an 8-0 Moore; back row, assistant coach Greg Harrow, Scott Payne, Cody Hunter, Michael Eades, Tidewater District record and —MHS JV coach Jonathan Norris Bryce Wright, Brandon Putney, Keith Whitley and head coach Tim Blake. Not pictured is overall mark of 12-2. Norman Sibley. (Photo by Tom Chillemi) The Chargers posted three district wins in the fi nal week single apiece. K. Walsh scored Shores and Collier each scored of play, defeating Mathews three runs and J. Walsh scored a run, and Chewning singled 12-2, and King William 11-7 one run and had an RBI. and scored a run. Drifters eliminate Chargers and 13-3 in a double-header. Stone Shores had a hit, run In the Chargers’ fi nal game of “We have had a great year! and RBI. Jeremy Collier had the season, they crushed King by Tom Chillemi game at 1-1 out. This is by far the most talented a hit and a run. Drew Pitts William in three innings. The Michael Eades hit a 2-run With two out, Moore walked team that I’ve ever coached,” scored 2 runs, and John Purcell game was called for rain, but The Middlesex High var- homer in the third inning to in a run, cutting the Chargers’ said MHS coach Jonathan scored a run. enough innings were played to sity baseball season came to drive in Chuckie Morris and lead to 3-2. Norris. “The guys worked hard In the 11-7 win over King make it a complete game. an abrupt end on Tuesday with give Middlesex a 3-1 edge. A hard-hit ball to the center every day in practice and it William, K. Walsh pitched 5 Bristow pitched the entire 3 a 4-3 loss to Colonial Beach In the top of the seventh fi eld fence drove in two runs, worked out for them by win- innings and had 8 strikeouts. innings and registered 2 strike- in the semifi nals of the Tide- inning, Colonial Beach’s lead- but a third Drifter runner trying ning the district champion- Thomas pitched one inning in outs. Purcell had the big stick water District Tournament at off batter singled off MHS to score from fi rst base was out ship.” relief and registered a strike- with a home run, triple and 2 Deltaville Ballpark. starting pitcher Keith Whitley. at the plate. Colonial Beach led In the Mathews game on out. RBIs. Collier had 2 singles, 2 Middlesex led 3-1 going into Harley Moore relieved and 4-3. May 12, Morgan Thomas K. Walsh had a triple and RBIs and a run. the top of the seventh inning, walked the fi rst batter to put The Chargers could muster pitched 5 innings, struck out 3 a single, one RBI and 2 runs. Chewning and Shores each but could not hold on for the Drifters at fi rst and second. no offense in the bottom of the and allowed only 2 hits. Chris Bristow had a double and a doubled and scored a run, win. Moore struck out the next seventh inning and were elimi- Chewning and Shane Bristow single, one RBI and 2 runs. J. Bristow singled, scored 2 runs In the fi rst inning, MHS batter. nated from post-season play. each had a single and double. Walsh had 2 hits, one RBI and 2 and had an RBI, Thomas, lead-off batter Jake Fletcher A diffi cult fl y ball down the Stranded runners was the dif- Bristow had 3 RBIs and scored runs. Drew Pitts connected for singled and knocked in a run, was hit by a pitch, stole second, left fi eld line went in and out of ference in the game. “We had a run and Chewning had 2 RBIs 2 singles, an RBI and a run. J. Walsh singled and scored 3 took third on passed ball, and the fi elder’s glove to load bases and 2 runs. Thomas had a single and runs, and K. Walsh scored a scored on wild pitch to tie the for Colonial Beach with one (See Baseball, page B12) Kevin and John Walsh had a 3 RBIs, Purcell had a double, run. B2 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 21, 2009

Members of the Middlesex High School boys track team are, front row from left, Malik Henderson, John Walsh, Phillip Hart, Michael Bess, Malcolm Holmes and Jeremy Rich; back row, Jay Bryant, Kris Baylor, Markus Hammond, Bryan Engle, Weldon Lockley, Hunter Banks, Matt Duke, Dale Smith and Corey Keeling. (Photo by Larry Chowning) MHS trackmen are district runners-up by Larry S. Chowning The Chargers scored 139 fourth with 45 points. The Middlesex High boys points, while Mathews High The Chargers had four first track team finished second in School won the meet with 163 place finishes. Markus Ham- the Tidewater District Champi- points. King and Queen was mond finished first in the high Members of Ware Academy’s undefeated girls lacrosse team include, front row from left, onship Meet on May 13 at West third with 49 points, and West jump (5’8”); Jeremy Rich Ashley Waite, Victoria Wilson, Olivia Cross and Christina Walsh; second row, Heidi Ruse, Point High School. Point and King William tied for first in the 110-meter hurdles Madison Thomas and Macon Swartzwelder; third row, Kedron Walsh, Emily Brown and (18.58); Kris Baylor first in Caroline Henderson; back row, Sarah Grace Hurley, Allison Scribe, Izzy Turner, Shelby the 300-meter intermedi- Ware and Kelsee Oliver. Not pictured are Kelly Nelson, Ellie Bailey and Robyn Barrack. ate hurdles (51.13); and the 14th Annual Chargers 4x100 meter relay Hartfield Volunteer Fire Department team of Dale Smith, Mal- Golf Tournament colm Holmes, Malik Hender- Ware girls finish undefeated Saturday, June 6 son and Hammond took first place (45.58). Sponsor A Hole - $100 Donate A Prize Middlesex had many In just the fourth year of points. game in doubt as they posted a Mail Your Check to OR Call Charles Miller at second, third and fourth place having a girls lacrosse team, It would be Ware’s goalie 9-5 win behind another stand- finishes. Baylor was third in the Ware Academy Waves com- Allison Scribe who would out performance from goalie HVFD, 2877 Regent Rd. (804) 694-9045 the long jump (19’3”); Smith, pleted “an absolutely amaz- come up with some monster Scribe, who frustrated the Topping, VA 23169 to pick up second, triple jump (39’6”), ing season,”said coach Andy saves down the stretch to help Spartans top shooters with sev- third, high jump (5’6”), Morgan. her team hold off the Cougars’ eral big saves. Call (804) 694-9045 for player fourth, 400 meters (58.04), “The girls simply rocked. late charge. Scribe posted 13 Scribe finished her three- registration and information and sixth, 300-meter hurdles They continued to improve saves for the game with 4 of year career in the net for the (56.3); Weldon Lockley, and impress during the entire them coming from point blank Waves with one of her best per- Ad Sponsored by Birdseed’s Electrical second, shot-put (38’3”); and season, as they rose to every range at critical times. formances, posting 12 saves. Brian Engle, third, shot put challenge that was put in front Nelson took a pass from Along with Scribe, fellow (38’1”), and fourth, discus of them,” said Morgan. Heidi Ruse and scored what 8th-graders Hurley, Oliver, Isa- (104’6”). The Ware Academy girls fin- proved to be the winning goal belle Turner and Ware will be Baylor also finished third ished the season with a 13-0 with just 43 seconds remain- missed as they move on to high in the 110-meter hurdles record. ing. The Waves won 11-10. school next year. “Our eighth (20.40); Holmes, third, 100 Ware completed their last The final game of the Waves’ grade girls have done an awe- meters (11.7) and third, 200 week of the season with three season came on May 2 when some job in building our girls Just Press Play meters (24.30); Hammond, wins, none of them bigger than they faced Steward School. lacrosse program with each of fourth, 100-meters (11.88), their victory over Collegiate on Ware did not disappoint the their contributions as a captain, and fourth, 200 meters (24.7); April 29. Collegiate fields three crowd at their home field. The player and person,” said Coach at SSentinel.com Rich, sixth, 400 meters middle school girls lacrosse Waves gave a dominating per- Morgan. “We thank them and (58.68); and the Chargers teams, and put their top team formance, never leaving the will miss them.” finished second in the 4x400 on the field to face Ware in meter relay with Matt Duke, the two schools season final Mike Bess, Henderson and match-up. Rich each running a leg The Waves quickly jumped (4:06.74). on the Cougars with goals by Others to place in the Tide- Isabelle Turner and Madison water District meet were Thomas in the first two min- Duke, sixth, triple jump utes of the game for an early (35’10”); P.J. Hart, fifth, 300- 2-0 lead. meter hurdles (54.3); and Collegiate rallied to take a John Walsh, fifth, 800 meters 7-4 lead at the half. (2:33.98). The Waves made a commit- “We had hoped to win the ment during halftime to raise district as we have for so many their level of play and to come years,” said MHS coach Joel out in the second half with Anderson. “But I’m still very more intensity. Ware wasted happy with the team’s per- little time showing Collegiate formance and we had several that they were in for a battle of our boys achieve personal as Kelsee Oliver scooped up The Police Unity Tour made a pit stop in Urbanna during bests in their events.” the first ground ball of the half, its annual ride from Portsmouth to Washington D.C. to The Chargers will partici- attacked the offensive zone and pate in the Region A track delivered a beautiful pass to a raise funds to support police families who have lost an meet at West Point High cutting Thomas who netted her offi cer in the line of duty. To watch the slideshow, go School at 2 p.m. today, May second goal of the game. 21. Every performer who Minutes later, Caroline Hen- to SSentinel.com and just press play! placed among the top six at derson found Kelly Nelson the district meet qualified for open on the weak side for her the regional meet. first of 4 goals on the day. As the Waves continued to beat the Cougars to ground Summer balls, intercept transition breaks Middlesex High School and control possessions, they began to take over the momen- Featured Athletes of the Week volleyball tum of the game. Nelson struck Sponsored by again with 2 more quick goals, Bill Hudgins Pontiac, GMC both coming on her under- camps set handed sweep shot, to give This summer two volley- Ware an 8-7 advantage. Girls Tennis ball camps will be offered at After a timeout by Collegiate, Middlesex High School in Ware picked up right where Saluda. One is for students they left off as Caitlin Blan- currently in grades 3-5 and the kenship, Sarah Grace Hurley, other is for students currently Shelby Ware, Emily Brown in grades 6-8. and Henderson consistently The camp will cover basic shut down several transition skills for volleyball play with and offensive opportunities by various build-up games and the Cougars. Oliver gave Ware a little cush- activities. Skills learned and Call the Pro Shop at Stephanie Hutton Mindy Hurley activities will be based on ion as she took her defender the skill level of participants one-on-one and placed the ball (804) 776-6516 to set up a tee time involved. in the bottom left corner of The camp will be led by the net to put Ware up by two MHS volleyball players and supervised by MHS varsity head coach Jennifer Harrow. Registration forms are avail- able in each school’s main office Weekly Tides and are due by June 5. 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May 21, 2009 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B3 fishing news Mariners begin VBL title by Capt. Percy Blackburn River. The spring rockfish season Croaker can be caught in began on May 16. The mini- most of the usual spots on defense Saturday in Deltaville mum size is 18” and the maxi- the Rappahannock using squid mum size is 28”, with a limit and shrimp, but bloodworms by Gary Williams after we lost pitchers to higher Middle Peninsula welcomes of two fish per person. As an appear to be more productive. The Middle Peninsula Mari- leagues, including the pros.” five new players to the 2009 exception to the size limit, one Sheila Kay of Deltaville, ners will begin their 2009 Harrow is referring to pitch- team. Pitcher Kurt Breitmeyer, fish of the two fish possession caught a nice 24-inch speck- season at home this Saturday, ers Nick Simons, Kyle Hicks infielder Greg Mitro, and limit may be larger than 32”; led trout weighing 4 lbs. 4 oz . May 23, at 6 p.m. in a double- and Kevin Light who all left the catcher Matt Musser come to however, no fish between 28”- on May 16 in the Piankatank header against the Richmond Mariners at midseason to join the Mariners from the Ran- 32” may be kept. The spring River. The fish was weighed Braves. higher level leagues. Simons dolph-Macon College squad. rockfish season runs through in at Fish On Bait and Tackle Last season the Mariners fin- joined the Clark Griffith League, Mitro was named to the all-Old June 15. Shop (776-0820) in Deltaville. ished first in the Virginia Base- Hicks signed in the Valley Base- Dominion Athletic Conference During the spring rockfish Sheila Kay of Deltaville The water temperature at ball League with a 17-4 record ball League, and Light signed a second team. season, the best places in the displays the nice 24-inch, Stingray Point is currently and cruised through the playoffs minor league contract with the Andre Carr and Ryan Reyn- rivers to fish are in the shallows, 4-lb., 4-oz. speckled trout in the high 60s, and fishing on the way to their first Virginia Washington Nationals’ Class A olds are other new additions to especially near grass beds and she caught on May 16 in should continue to improve as Baseball League Champion- team in Vermont. the team. Carr just completed near bars and drop-offs. Jigs, the Piankatank River. The the water temperature rises. ship. During the 2008 campaign, Longwood University out- his sophomore season on the soft shads, and peeler crabs are fish was weighed in at Fish Middle Peninsula outscored fielder David Smiy is a key bat Lynchburg College team, and good baits. In the Bay, chum- On Bait and Tackle Shop in opponents 142-57 and recorded returning to the Middle Penin- Reynolds hails from Lancaster. ming on the reefs can be very Deltaville. six shutouts. sula lineup. Smiy batted .441 The Mariners will again be productive. MHS athletes “We are looking forward to a last season with 13 runs batted managed by Garland Harrow. Puppy drum have made an for our party this past week- repeat of last season.” said man- in. Veteran player Scott Crump will early showing in the middle end on the Corrotoman River, ager Garland Harrow. “We are First basemen Bryan be taking a player/coach role this Bay rivers and creeks. These catching smaller rockfish and offered free hoping for another great year Hannum also returns for his season. Wendell Mitchem and fish provide excellent light puppy drum. These fish were with a lot of players returning.” second season with the Mari- Gary Williams are returning to tackle action when caught in caught in shallow water near physicals Thirteen players are return- ners. Hannum batted clean up their roles as coaches. Mitchem the shallows using a variety of piers and grass beds while cast- ing from last year’s title team, in 2008 and had a .441 batting will be the team statistician, and baits, including lead head jigs ing peelers. Free sports physicals will including ace pitcher Matt average with 22 RBIs. Williams will be running game- tipped with Gulp baits, small Anglers stopping by Fish be Tuesday, June 2, starting at Tiller, who led the Mariners’ Scott Crump, Trey Powell, day operations. soft shad baits, and peeler On Bait and Tackle Shop in 4 p.m. at Chesapeake Medical pitching staff with a 5-1 record, Travis Crump, Drew Hooper, Harrow’s Home Center will crabs. The size limit on puppy Deltaville reported staying out Group (CMG) Family Practice 2.45 ERA and 46 strikeouts. William Saunders, and Daniel once again be the official spon- drum is 18”-26”, with a maxi- of the wind in the Piankatank in Hartfield. “I’m glad to have Matt back this Rollins are the six local players sor of the Middle Peninsula mum of three fish per person. River while catching croaker All athletes who will be eli- season.” said Harrow. “He really returning to Middle Peninsula Mariners. Windy conditions over the and spot using marinated gible for high school athletics performed well last season and roster. Scott and Travis Crump Tickets for this Saturday’s past week, with small craft squid. in 2009-10, which includes JV was able to take the ball and go tied for the team lead in home doubleheader are $7 for adults; warnings on several days, have Captain Don Bannister on teams, are invited to get their runs last season and combined kids 12 and under are admit- kept many anglers off the water. the “Restin’ Easy” had a good free physical on June 2. for 30 RBIs. ted free. For updated Mariners’ Those who have been able to catches of croaker and spot “Remember, you must have Deltaville The Mariners also return scores, stats and news visit find shelter from the wind have during the week while fishing a sports physical before trying James Bierlein, James Moore, eteamz.com/middlepeninsula- been able to catch fish. We were off Locklies Creek and The out for any team,” said MHS Swim Team J.C. Mosicki, and Dallas mariners. able to find fishable conditions Silos in the Rappahannock athletic director Brad Norris. Wagner. Bierlein batted .323 Students must ride the bus signup begins with 7 doubles and 10 RBI’s from MHS to get their physi- last season, and recorded a 2-1 More sports on cals. The bus will leave MHS Registration has started for record with one save out of the at 3:10 p.m. on June 2. the Deltaville Sharks swim bullpen. pages B12, A9 Parking is very limited at team. Registration forms have the doctor’s office at CMG, been sent by email to all swim- Joseph C. Jones Inc. explained Norris. “Those who mers with email addresses on do not ride the bus to CMG file. Forms are also available at will not get a physical. Park- the Deltaville Library. ing is limited and must be used All swimmers who have not • Screened Topsoil by the other businesses in the received registration forms by complex.” email should contact parent REWARD The MHS athletic banquet representative, Debbie Hol- • Sand will be Wednesday, June 3, at loman, for forms. She can be MHS. Again this year, it will be reached by email at dahollo- • Fill Dirt a covered-dish dinner. Dinner [email protected] or at 804- For information will start at 5:30 p.m. and 824-1195. • Rip-Rap awards are at 7 p.m. Spring Parents of new swimmers sport athletes are asked to bring interested in joining the Sharks leading to the arrest • Gravel a meat dish, fall sport athletes should also contact Holloman are asked to bring a vegetable for forms and information. of the thief who stole • Excavation dish, and winter sport athletes Swimmers do not have to live are asked to bring a dessert. in Deltaville to swim with the First team All-District Sharks, and pool membership the CDs from my Subaru award recipients are invited to is not required. attend an awards ceremony on Practice will begin soon, and station wagon while (804) 815-6343 Monday, June 1, at 6:30 p.m. at meets will be held in June and West Point High School. July. Children ages 4-17 (as of at Deltaville Market. Delivered to Your Site Contact Norris at MHS at July 1, 2009) are eligible, as 758-2132 for more informa- are 2009 high school graduates tion. who are 18. Call 776-0170

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RCC graduates 29 Middlesex residents

On May 8 at Rappahannock Community College’s 37th Commencement ceremony, college officials bestowed 289 well-earned degrees and cer- tificates on the 265 members of the Class of 2009. In praising RCC’s faculty, RCC president Dr. Elizabeth Crowther particularly men- tioned associate professor of In support of Sudan health and physical education On May 3, Christchurch School students and faculty once again joined Hope for Human- Gerald Horner, whose retire- ity’s Annual Walk for Sudan in Glen Allen, raising money for Hope and Resurrection Sec- ment this year will mark the ondary School in Atiaba, Sudan. Proceeds raised will be used to purchase supplies, desks departure of the last of the col- and textbooks, and to fund scholarships. The Christchurch Chapter of the National Honor lege’s original full-time instruc- Preparing for SOLs Society has partnered with students from Hope and Resurrection, and the groups exchange tors. In his 38 years at RCC, scrapbooks, pictures and letters. Horner has taken part in every Middlesex Elementary School students (above) are studying commencement ceremony, as for SOLs. Pictured above is “Fly Swatter Vocabulary Relay well as witnessing many other Challenge” where there is competition between teams to significant moments in the col- identify essential grade applicable mathematics vocabulary. lege’s history. The only tool that can be used is the fly-swatter. When a honor rolls Graduates from Middlesex question is asked, the answer has to be answered by hitting Christchurch School for the 3rd marking period of ter’s List honors. They are: County included: Andrea S. it with the fly-swatter. (Photo by Larry Chowning) Christchurch School head- the 2008-09 school year. Graham Andreae, Grif Deskins, Matthew D. Dunlevy, master John Byers and aca- Students whose grade point Avery, Molly Banfield, Emily Amelia V. Dunn, Elizabeth S. demic dean Dr. Neal Keesee average is greater than or equal Bowman, David Brackett, Favazza, Dolores A. Field, Jac- are pleased to announce the to a 3.5 and who have no grade Peter Brooke, Andrew Bryan, queline L. Forrer, Jennifer L. Headmaster’s and Dean’s lists lower than a B- earn Headmas- Andrew Byrd, Brandon Byrd, French, Cheryl D. Gentry, Gar- Ransome earns master’s Taylor Byrd, Yu Kan Chang, rett D. Gregory*, Emily F. Hines, Chili Childress, Nick Chiles, Nicholas R. Hornbeck, Renee Michael Ransome, a gradu- ing his PhD in education and Jung-Wan Cho, Min Young Humphrey*, Alvin B. Jones, ate of Middlesex High School, writing children’s books. He is ����������������� Cho, Seong Hyun Cho, James Ashley I. Kirby*+, Audrey received his master’s degree the son of Almeter Ransome of Conway, Allison Crittenden, R. Lancaster, China Z. Long, in administration/supervision Urbanna and the late Wilbert Alvin Cruz, Thomas Din- Christian N. Marshall, Shelia on May 17 from Virginia State Ransome Jr. ������������� tino, Win Homer, Hengyu M. Minor, Haley C. Painter, University. Ransome is cur- Ransome was an All-State Hu, Katherine Johnson, Sarah Michael G. Parker, Sarah A. rently teaching 6th grade in basketball player at MHS and Jones, Phillip Jordan, Gue Parsley, Callie J. Revere, Joy R. Richmond City Public Schools. led the Chargers to the State Wan Kim, Hyun-Soo Kim, Sampson, Monika R. Skinner, His future plans include pursu- Group A finals. Sang Yun Kim, Sung Min Brittany E. Taylor, Monica L. Kim, Ford Kirkmyer, Branch Thurston, Sara M. Ward, Wil- Lackes, Cade Larabee, Colby liam J. Watson, Katherine A. ������������� Leachman, Gretchen Lid- Wood-Pope†. icker, Hannah Lidicker, Ju- *Phi Theta Kappa National Hwan Lim, Luke Marzaloes, Honor Society Sam McLaughlin, Nick Neal, +Who’s Who Among Students Kaylee Oliver, John Radcliffe, in American Junior Colleges Libbie Randolph, Laura Ran- †Honors degree sone, Earl Rimbey, Elie Smith, Khoi Vo, Lauren Waite, Parker Ward, Reaves Ward, TJ Wil- Middlesex High liams, Guang Yang, Hyun Ho Yoon and Han Zhang. cheerleading Going to college? Need help getting there? Students whose grade point average is greater than or tryouts set Lara Brown, M.S. 804-438-9900 equal to a B (3.0) but less than Educational Consultant [email protected] A- and who have no grade for June 9-11 lower than a C earn Dean’s List honors. They are: Middlesex High School JV Stevie Adjei, Emily Allen, and varsity fall cheerleading Justin Ashby, Blake Atwell, practices and tryouts will be Art Program for Kids 6-17 Charley Benhase, Jonathan held June 9-11. Parents and grandparents take note! Bennett, Jared Bouis, Becca Practices will be June 9-10 Offered at five sites across the region, Britt, Kyle Byrd, Ha Raum from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. at Middlesex Elementary School. classes are convenient and accessible to Cho, Nick Choppa, Haley Corson, Katie D’Antonio, Tryouts will be June 11 begin- American both budding young artists and young Jono Dill, Peter Dopp, Quincy ning promptly at 1:30 p.m. at people who want to try their hand at Edwards, Dong Kyu Eo, MES. Everyone must attend Red Cross art. Each class is only $45 plus a $10 Larkin Epstein, Jamie Fletcher, the practices in order to try out. River Counties Chapter supply fee (due the first day of class, Markus Franklin, Kyle Furb- The girls should be picked up paid directly to the instructor) for a full ert, Will Galleher, Francisco promptly on these days. week of fun and creativity. Garcia, Catherine Harris, All girls must have their ANNOUNCEMENT Brian Haught, Erik Hennigar, physicals before they can prac- Final event of the 2009 Classes are scheduled at each site listed below from Monday Curtis Hughes, Chase Jen- tice and try out. Physicals will through Friday. kins, Grayson Jenkins, Cyrus be available June 2 through the HEROES Ages: 6-11 will meet from 10 - 11:30 am Jett, Shane Jones, Waldron high school. CAMPAIGN 12-17 will meet from 12 noon - 2 pm Jones, Young Woong Joo, For more information, con- Motivated young artists may sign up for both sessions per day, but must bring Trenton Joyner, Joshua Kling, tact Susan Bray or Sherrie their own bag lunch. Jess Lackes, Trace Larabee, Walton at 758-2496 between THURSDAY, MAY 28 5:00 – 7:00 PM July 6-10 AM: Create Musical Instruments Matt Lawler, Dong Lim Lee, the hours of 8 a.m. and 3:30 BARBEQUE DINNER / AUCTION PM: “Peace Out” Projects Austin Lewis, Bobby Lippin- p.m. cott, Carolyn Macaulay, Henry DONATION: $5.00 Klimarnock, RAL gallery classroom, 19 N. Main St. McClintic, Robel Meky, Sam July 13-17 AM: Puppet Workshop 16 GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR ONE Miller, Hannah Montague, CTE and gifted WEEKNIGHT STAY AT PM: Colored Pencils on the Coast Jackson Neal, Allie Palmore, Kilmarnock, RAL gallery classroom Nick Przybyl, Patrick Ramsay, education plan July 20-24 AM: Art Through the Ages Chris Ritenour, Christian Rob- to be presented PM: By Land or By Sea-Acrylic Techniques inson, Andy Schroeder, Becky Heathsville Sease, Joanna Spotswood, There will be a Career and Sam Stark-Rankins, Shaquille July 27-31 AM: It’s a Jungle Out There Technical Education Advisory WILL BE AUCTIONED. Townsend, Jamie Vaughan, meeting on May 28 at 4 p.m. at PM: Salads, Sandwiches, and Desserts-Yummy Art Matthew Wallin and James MARK YOUR CALENDAR NOW. Middlesex High School in the (MUST BE PRESENT TO BID) RCC Warsaw Campus Zaimes. library. Beth Knight Brown, August 3-7 AM: Color, Color Everywhere director of CTE and gifted edu- YOUR SUPPORT WILL HELP OTHERS PM: Creative Projects Inside & Outside the Box cation, will present the MCPS WHEN THEY URGENTLY NEED IT. RCC Glenns Campus CTE Annual Plan for 2009-10. Sponsored by Kilmarnock Inn August 10-14 AM: The World of Holly Point Nature Park The public is invited to attend. For Reservations Phone 435-0034 or PM: Do You See What See? - Sketch, Clay, Paint For more information, call 758- e-mail [email protected] 2277. Deltaville Maritime Museum & Holly Point Nature Park Butler’s Tree For more information Service or to register, 758-0495 please call Fully Insured Warsaw: 333-6828 Firewood for Sale Workforce Development or Glenns: 758-6750 Cell: (804) 832-0043

Hi, this is Ed Davis Junior Thirty nine years ago my parents, Edward J and Peggy opened Davis Dodge Chrysler Jeep on Main Street in Kilmarnock. As we know things have changed over the years and in recent days there have been changes at Davis Dodge Chrysler Jeep, but I want to assure you we are still right here . . . where we started on Main Street in Kilmarnock and here is where we plan to stay. Our service department is open and ready for your next visit. The Davis Dodge staff, my family and I thank you for your care and concern and we look forward to seeing you on Main Street. DAVIS Dodge–Chrysler Jeep, Inc. Kilmarnock, VA • (804) 435-1818 VA Dealer 7915 May 21, 2009 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B5 MHS gifted students visit VIMS honors Chesapeake Academy On May 15 Middlesex Honor Roll Elementary gifted students 3rd Term along with their coordinator, Grade 4—Jared Brown, Tyler Beth Knight Brown, visited Dunaway, Alexander Green and VIMS at Gloucester Point Alexis Miles. and learned first and how Grade 5—Jonathan Barrack, to use a seine net to collect Collin Brown, Austen-Taylor marine animals. Dozier, Ann Eubank, Abigail They were extremely suc- Foster, Taylor Goodwin, Mark cessful and had a blast find- Jespersen, Patrick Kelly, Parker ing 25 different specimens, Kirkmyer, Olivia Major, Austin including pipefish, crabs, Revere and Kenneth Rioland. grass shrimp, sponges, snails, Grade 6—Haley Dull, Nich- gobie fish, and an anchovy! olas Green, Kyndall James, They waded into the water Madison Owens, Billy Pipkin, dipping and collecting and These smiles in the photo above say it all. The kids did not Daniel Thomas and David then took an upclose look at say the standard “cheese” for the camera and opted to chant Treakle. what they caught under the “Chesapeake Bay!” instead. In the front row, from left, are Grade 7—Matt Bowman, microscope. Ashlynn Boulay (kneeling); Avary Payne, James Crittenden, Rachel Jayne, Reese Rogers, Among the chaperones Kenneth Beam and Tanner Spangler; standing in back, James Madison Scott and Emily onboard to help were Lew Cockerham, Jacob Winn, Wyatt Pedersen, Jaden Reed, Faith Szyperski. Samuel, James Wright, and Gray, Isaiah Burse with Beth Knight Brown in the hat. Grade 8—Nathan Altaffer, Mrs. David Waldron of the Chris Brown, Elizabeth Hud- Dr. Karen Ransone, pediatrician at Fishing Bay Family Prac- Middlesex Rotary Club; Sara nall, Ben May, Christine Naulty tice in Deltaville, read to the children and donated a book Beam, environmental sci- “The Middlesex Rotary For more information and Nikki Stump. to each child. ence faculty member of the Club has been very generous on the gifted program call Head of School’s List Chesapeake Bay Governor’s this year with their time and Brown, Middlesex County Grade 4—Harley Haydon School; VIMS education spe- contributions sponsoring four Public Schools director of and Monica Waddy. Middlesex Head Start cialist Sara McGuire; and science field trips, one per CTE and gifted education, at Grade 5—Brendan Brown, mother Wendy Payne. quarter,” said Brown. 758-2277. Harrison Euler and Emmaline Keesee. celebrates special week Grade 6—Brent Altaffer, Mariah Jayne, Noah Johnson Parent Child Development Rivers Health District and and Anna Moore. Corporation celebrated Week a member of the Middlesex Grade 7—Jennifer Radc- of the Young Child a few weeks School Board, read to the chil- liffe. ago. dren and learned about the Grade 8—Starke Jett, Sam As part of this celebration, the classroom volcano project. Keesee, Bella Lilly and Andi Middlesex Head Start classroom On Thursday, Urbanna librar- Distributors Mayer. invited some community part- ian Allison Towles read to the 7962 General Puller Highway ners from the county to come children and taught them a and read with the children. song. Topping, Virginia Lower Church On Tuesday, Rashard Wright, To finish out the week, former assistant school superintendent, Head Start student Julianna Locally Owned And Operated Family Business with awards four read to the children. Solomon talked to the children On Wednesday, Dr. Karen about 911, stop-drop-and-roll, over 65 years of combined experience to assure scholarships Ransone, pediatrician at Fish- and first aid as part of her Girl ing Bay Family Practice in Scout project. your complete satisfaction Lower United Methodist Deltaville, read to the children Head Start officials thanked Licensed & Insured Church is pleased to announce and donated a book to each all who volunteered. the award of four scholarships child. For more information on vol- to students graduating from Also on Wednesday, Lee unteering for Head Start, call Middlesex High School. Walton, an employee of Three 843-2289. Spring Price On White Mark Hall has been awarded the Laura McIntyre Memorial Scholarship in the amount of $800. He is the son of Mark Vinyl Double-Hung Insulated and Lisa Hall and will attend the University of Virginia. Three other students each Glass Windows received a Lower United Meth- odist Church scholarship in the amount of $800. They are Amber Holland, Devon Killian and Ashley Figg. Holland is the daughter of Tom and Laura Holland. She 00 will attend Christopher New- $169 port University. Figg is the daughter of Ed Completely Installed and Deborah Figg and also will attend Christopher Newport (No extras needed) University. Killian is the daughter of Barbara Killian and will be attending Virginia Wesleyan College.

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Yard Sales Help Wanted Work Wanted Business Services The Gloucester House is now accepting applications for all shifts N.A.’s, C.N.A.’s, R.M.A.’s and a full-time ANNUAL SPRING FLING, Saturday, A NEW CAREER? FRIENDLY RELIABLE FEMALE PASSPORT PICTURES made L.P.N. Prior experience with dementia, supervisory May 23, 8:30a.m., Lower Methodist Truck Driver Training SEEKING TO ASSIST: running while you wait! Please call ahead Church parsonage, Hartfi eld. Lots of Train Locally at errands, doctors apts, light house- for appointment, 804-758-2328, skills, documentation and good work ethic is required. items for sale; baked goods; silent Rappahannock Community keeping and cooking, attending to Southside Sentinel, Urbanna.(tf) auction; hot dogs, barbecue, drinks. College - Glenns the homebound, etc. $10 per hour. (5-21-1t) For more information call: Call 804-761-3751.(5-21-2t) RICK’S PAINT SERVICE: Profes- Please fax resume to 804-693-2731 1-888-878-4CDL sional interior and exterior painting. or stop by to fill out an application. BIG! 377 Wild Goose Drive, end of (1-13-tfRR) Free estimates! 804-815-5979. Rt. 710, Hardyville. Saturday, May Wanted (3-19-13t) 7657 Meredith Dr., Gloucester, VA. 23rd, 8am to12noon. Gas stove, fur- COMPANION: Live-in, for elderly SPECIAL TOUCH: Karen’s Clean- Past applicants need not apply. niture, tools, electrical and plumbing lady in her home. Light housekeep- PERSON TO HELP LADY in her supplies, boys clothes, movies and ing, meal preparation, no smoking. ing Service, home, offi ce, new Contact Joan Horne @804-693-3116. home Saturdays and Sundays. Call construction. Competitive rates, cookbooks. Many, many more items! Room and board provided. Please 776-6740.(5-14-2t) 776-9853.(5-21-1t) send experience, references and licensed and references available. salary requirements to Box COM, WILL PAY CASH for used, wrecked 758-4705. katgirl0512@yahoo. COMMUNITY STREET YARD c/o Southside Sentinel, P.O. Box or junked CARS and TRUCKS. Will com.(4-23-13t) SALE-Honeysuckle Lane, left off 549, Urbanna, VA 23175.(5-14-tf) pick up. Call 758-5277.(12-14-tf) Timberneck Road, Deltaville. Sat., May 23. Starts at 8am until????. CREW COACH: Competitive high Notices LOTS OF GOOD STUFF.(5-21-1t) school crew program seeks expe- Business Services rienced coach to join our program. NOTICE OF HUGE! Friday, Saturday, 9-until. Part-time position: 10-12 weeks each AAA HANDYMAN: Everybody needs OYSTER GROUND Twice As Nice Market, Deltaville, fall and spring, beginning August APPLICATION next door to Hurd’s Hardware. Yard a hand. Let me be your handyman. 2009. Reply to jobs@christchurch- Family business 30/years. Windows, Robert B. Fulton, 2009-033 has sale outside. Storewide sale inside! school.org.(5-21-1t) applied for approximately 1.06 Furniture, housewares, nautical, doors, fl oors, roofs, porches. Free estimates. Keith, 804-758-4422, ±acres of oyster planting ground Mill much more! 436-7781.(5-21-1t) Dental Hygienist/ Creek near Survey Station Clark 70 Program Coordinator (#TR021) 804-824-8105.(3-12-13t) MULTI YARD SALE IN HARTFIELD- situated in Middlesex County and Hair by Sarah parking lot. Many AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE by described as follows: The Virginia Department of Health Brandon Putney. Monthly, weekly, bi- North by: MLW items:antiques, clothing, knick- seeks a dynamic program coordi- knacks, tools, more. Sat. 5/23 weekly, or as needed. Power wash- East by: Vacant MIDDLESEX COUNTY nator to develop and implement a ing and debris removal. Reasonable South by: Vacant 8am-12noon. No early birds please. mobile dental program to ensure (5-21-1t) rates. 804-514-5303.(3-12-13t) West by: Melton Rip. PF15795 wETLaNDS bOarD dental educational activities and Formerly PF15796 SATURDAY, MAY 23, 7:30am-1pm. oral health promotion within Three B. ROY HENNIGAR, Painting con- Send comments or concerns to: Rt.615, Lord Mott Road, Urbanna. Rivers Health District. Requires VA tractor serving Middlesex County for Marine Resources Commission, Follow the signs! RAIN OR SHINE. license to practice as dental hygien- 30 yrs. Interior and exterior painting. Engineering/Surveying Department, Misc. Household Items, Children’s ist, 1-2 years of clinical experience, Free estimates. 804-776-6497. 2600 Washington Ave., 3rd Floor, notice of Public hearing clothes & toys, some yard items. and demonstrated proficiency in (4-2-26t) Newport News, VA 23607.(5-21-4t) community-based and clinical dental John Deere 12V motorized Gator, BILL’S LAWN CARE SERVICE: Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 28.2-1302.6 great cond.(5-21-1t) hygiene service. Salary - $40,959, NOTICE OF negotiable. grass cutting, mulching yards, clean- OYSTER GROUND APPLICATION of the Code of Virginia that public hearings will be held by SATURDAY, MAY 23, 8-1 at To see complete ad and apply go to up, affordable rates. Residential and Donald L. Abernathy, (2009-027) the Middlesex County Wetlands Board on Tuesday, June Freeshade Community Center, www.vdh.virginia.gov. Only online commercial. Call 804-758-4143 or has applied for approximately Regent Rd., Syringa. Toys, clothes, applications are accepted and 804-824-1605.(4-2-13t) 25.00±acres of oyster planting 9, 2009 at 9:00 AM on the following applications: furniture, household items!(5- must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. BILLY’S LAWN CARE: Grass- ground Rappahannock River 1. Wetlands Application No. 2009 – 0506 submitted 21-1t) 5/29/2009. VDH is an Equal Oppor- cutting, mulching, yard clean up, near Sturgeon Creek situated in tunity Employer.(5-21-2t) Middlesex County and described by Ray Terry. This request is to install three 20' Coir SATURDAY, MAY 23, 9-2, 7962 painting, deck and pier staining and gutters cleaned! FREE, 2 cubic as follows: Logs 6-8' channelward of mean high water, backfill General Puller Hwy. (Rt. 33), Top- E X P E R I E N C E D S E R V E R S North by: Vacant ping, at Storage Unit 114. Call 370- NEEDED for Thurs., Fri., & Sat. yards of mulch with seasonal con- with 7 cubic yards of clean sand and planting smooth tract. 804-832-6937.(3-19-13t) East by: Vacant 5956. Cancel if rain.(5-21-1t) nights at the Piankatank River Golf South by: Vacant cordgrass along with existing vegetation. The proposed Course. Please come in to complete SATURDAY, MAY 23rd, 8a.m. BUSHHOGGING AND TRACTOR West by: Vacant project is located on Sturgeon Creek, at Tax Map Parcel application between 9am & 3pm, work. Call Jeffrey Armistead, 758- Area between 4 foot and 8 foot until. 1-mile west of college on Rt. Mon.-Fri. Call 804-776-6589 for No. 41-2-3. 33, Glenns. Lawnmowers, quilts, 2761, 815-1529.(5-14-13t) depth. directions.(5-21-2tRR) Send comments or concerns to: clothes, crafts, old bottles, lamps, C&M CLEANING SERVICE: 2. Wetlands Application No. 2009 – 0608 submitted by and dolls. Something for everyone. MENTAL HEALTH Marine Resources Commission, Dependable house cleaning. Afford- Engineering/ Surveying Department, James R. Hall. This request is to construct 4'x8'x50' (5-21-1t) THERAPIST II able rates. Free estimates. 14 years The Middle Peninsula Northern 2600 Washington Ave., 3rd Floor, SATURDAY, MULTI-FAMILY at experience. Licensed and insured. Newport News, VA 23607.(4-30-4t) rip rap revetment, using filter cloth and Class I stone, Neck Community Services Board References available. Call Paula horse farm. Pony rides, hot dogs: (CSB) is seeking 1 FT/40hr. MH tying into existing rip rap. Construct 2.5'x5'x67' marsh wood tools, kitchen, home acces- 804-832-0514 or Jennifer 804-832- NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Therapist II to provide individual and 4718. Visit http://candmcleaningser- 481 Long Point Lane toe sill, 7' channelward of bank, backfill with clean sand sories, tables, fi tness equipment, group therapy, case mgmt svcs, and horses, carts, equipment. 12612 vice.weebly.com.(2-26-13t) Topping, Virginia 23169 and plant wetlands vegetation. The proposed project crisis intervention (anno #41-09). In execution of that certain deed of General Puller Highway, Hartfi eld. Duties: Conduct indiv, marital, grp, CHILDCARE: Former Pre-K teacher is located on the Piankatank River, at Tax Map Parcel (5-21-1tRR) trust in the original principal amount and family therapy, assess and pre- offering drop-in service, T-W-T, 8-4, of $83,890.17 dated September No. 37A-6-181. TWO PRIMITIVE CROWS are screen, consultative info regarding ages 2 and up. 1/2day/full day. 21, 2006 and recorded among the cleaning out their attics, basements, community resources, and crisis Lunch and snack provided. Call land records of Middlesex County, The Wetlands Board meeting will be held in the Board and closets and offer gently used interv svcs. Loc: Glou Counseling Kathy 804-366-6044. kathyvb03@ Virginia, as Instrument Number Room of the Historic Courthouse, on the second treasures at Deltaville’s “Twice As Cntr, Glou, VA. Qual Des: License yahoo.com.(2-26-13t) 060002661, as amended by an Nice Market,” Wed-Sat., 10a-5p. preferred but will supervise for instrument appointing the under- floor, 865 General Puller Hwy, County Courthouse licensure with appropriate combin of COMPUTER DOCTOR makes (5-14-2tRR) house calls! PC hardware or soft- signed as Substituted Trustee, Complex, Saluda, Virginia. All interested persons are edu and exper. Qual Req: Master’s default having been made in the pay- Degree in Human Svcs, Social Wk, ware problems? Have toolbag, will encouraged to attend to present their views concerning travel! Home, small business, wire- ment of the indebtedness thereby Autos/Trucks and Psychology. Spec Req: Must secured and having been requested the applications. A copy of each application is available possess valid VA DMV rec. Must less networks a specialty. Reason- able rates. 758-5365.(3-19-13t) to do so by the holder of the note for public inspection at the Department of Planning and 1990 FORD RANGER PICKUP pass TB screen or test w/in 30 days evidencing the said indebtedness, Community Development, Woodward Building, Saluda, XLT model, only 88,000 miles. V-6 of hire. Must pass drug screen. No COUNCIL CONTRACTING: Decks, the undersigned Sutstituted Trustee 05.21&05.28.09 engine, automatic transmission, Waiver for emp under 6mos of ser. Renovations, Additions, Rot Repair, will offer for sale at public auction Virginia, telephone (804) 758-0500. new tires. Runs great. $2,500. Can Pay Range Unlic Ther: $30,000- Siding, Painting, Roofing. For all in front of the Middlesex Circuit be seen across from Cocomos, $33,000. Pay Range Lic Ther: your contracting needs. Class A, Court, 73 Bowden Street, Saluda, Deltaville. Richmond 804-755-6086; $42,000-$43,000. Sal commensu- Fully Insured, 30 Years Experience. Virginia on: Deltaville, 804-776-8302.(4-30-4t) rate w/edu & exp. Generous Ben- 804-776-8327 or 804-240-6448. June 3, 2009 @ 2:00 PM efi ts: inc agency subsidy for health/ (5-7-13tRR) The property described in said deed 2002 F150 XLT pickup 4X4 67,000 life/ dental/ vision/ earned leave, of trust located at the above street miles; $11,000 includes Tonato and Virginia Retirement System. CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION AND address, and more particularly MONDAY, MAY 25, 10:00 AM Cover. Please call 776-6389.(5-21- Applicants: see CSB website http:// REMODELING. Interior trim, cabi- described as: 1t) mpnncsb.org/employment.php for nets, ceramic tile, drywall, decks ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND IN appl/info. Or, call for appl at 804- and siding. Exterior structures, CITY OF TOPPING, MIDDLESEX 2007 HONDA CIVIC, 4-door, white 758-5314 (or 800-639-9667), M-F, landscaping and pier repairs. Storm w/tan interior, sunroof and cd, COUNTY, COMMONWEALTH OF MEMORIAL DAY 8:30a.m. to 4:30p.m. Submit via damage and handyman services. VIRGINIA, AS DESCRIBED IN 27,000 miles, $13,000 OBO. Call fax/mail or email to: employment@ Licensed and insured with positive 804-761-4738.(5-7-4t) DEED BOOK 402, PAGE 019, mpnn.state.va.us. Pos open until references. Jeremy Bryant, 804- ID#30-A-8-A, BEING KNOWN AND AUCTION 7/8/2009, 4:30p.m., or until fi lled, 832-2365.(5-7-3t) DESIGNATED AS: LOCATED ON whichever comes fi rst. Incomp appls Boats/Motors D. STEVENS CONSTRUCTION, MEACHUM’S CREEK, AND BEING not considered. Put anno # in appl. THE REMAINDER PORTION OF Preview: All Week, 11- 4:00 EOE.(5-21-1t) LLC. Class A Building Contractor. 1988 22ft. Catalina Sailboat. Good Licensed and Fully Insured. New LOT 8, ON A PLAT OF PART OF sails and motor. Clean 804-586- MOTIVATED HAIRSTYLISTS to homes, additions, renovations and LONG POINT, PREPARED FOR Art Glass by Tiffany, Quezal, Lino Tagliopietra, 0157.(4-30-4tRR) work in Deltaville salon. Must have more. Call Darrell 804-815-2154 or MIRIAM DOUGLAS MAYO, BY references. Call 804-776-8818. All 804-443-2898.(4-30-tf) J.W. STIFF, SURVEYOR, DATED Mosser, Steuben, Lalique, Loetz, Exquisite 14K, 2005 YAMAHA 4-stroke, under 30 inquiries will be private.(5-14-2t) MAY 29, 1935, SAID MAP BEING hours. Asking $1,100. 776-8099. DECORATIVE PAINTING, FAUX RECORDED IN THE CLERK’S 18K, Platinum Jewlery Set with Large Diamonds, (5-21-2t) OFFICE MANAGER for Middle Pen- fi nishes, murals and color consult- OFFICE, CIRCUIT COURT, MID- Rubies, Sapphires, Emeralds, Superior Silver insula printing operation, part time, ing. Professional, experienced and DLESEX COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 24ft. GRADY WHITE “Offshore” W with some computer design skills. licensed contractor. See online port- IN DEED BOOK 52, PAGE 358, Flatware Sets, Georgian Salts, Sterling Tea Sets, 225hp, 2001 Johnson. New alumi- Pay commensurate with qualifi ca- folio and general information: www. SAID LOT BEING SHOWN ON Gorgeous Silk Rugs, Fine French Marquetry In- num fl oat on trailer. 2 Tops, live well, tions. Send resume to EASI, P.O. Box marshhawkstudio.com, then call SAID PLAT CONTAINING 1.97 depth fi nder, lift kept. $12,000. Call 1255, Saluda, VA 23149.(5-21-1t) Lausanne, 804-815-6851.(3-19-tf) ACRES OF LAND 0.70 ACRE laid Furniture, Rosewood Etegere, Stickly Cherry 804-815-6800.(5-14-4t) OF CREEK SHORT. LESS AND Furniture, Mahog. Poster Bed Set, Mahog. Highboy, REAL ESTATE BROKER seek- ERIN RAE LAWN CARE-Grass cut- BOAT SLIPS: Sail, Power, 5ft. EXCEPT THAT PORTION CON- ing motivated realtors. Earn great ting, trimming, power washing, leaf VEYED TO STILLMAN, BEING Reginaphone Console w/ Discs & Records, French MLW. Small, friendly marina, well- commission splits. Call Helen at pick up, boat washing. Call 804-237- protected in Broad Creek. Boats A SMALL JIB OF LAND ON THE Mantel Clock, Dolls, 40 Pc. Coll. RS Prussia, Stun- Edwards Bay and River Properties. 9897.(5-21-13t) CREEK, PART OF LOT 8 ADJOIN- under 30ft. LOA, $100 per month. 776-8494.(5-14-4t) ning Mirrors, Fine Art Paintings, PB Moss, Handel Larger slips available. Call and leave GARDEN PLOTS TILLED. Leaves ING LOT 9, DEED BOOK 63, PAGE message at 776-6694.(4-2-13t) SAILING COACH: National cham- composted as well. Grow your 184; THAT PORTION CONVEYED Table Lamp, Crystal Chandeliers, Steuben Chande- pionship high school sailing team own vegetables. No messy tractor TO MCCLINTOCK BEING 0.97 lier, Prism Lamps, Lustres, Antique Samplers, 1st MAYCRAFT 25ft. Center Con- seeks experienced small craft racing marks. Very accessible. Priced by AC., OF LAND AND 0.46 ACRE OF sole, 140hp Suzuki, 4-stroke, O/B. coach (club 420s) to join our coach- the job. Call 804-239-8136 anytime. CREEK BOTTOM, EXTENDING Ed. Sgn. Pershing Book, Mosaic Marble Urns/ Lion $15,000. Cell no. 804-754-5491 or ing team. Part-time position: 10-12 (2-26-13t) BETWEEN THE CREEK AND RT. Stands, Krugerand. 804-758-3255.(5-7-3tRR) weeks each fall and spring, begin- 646, ALONG THE LINE OF LOT GRASS CUTTING, mulching, spray- 9, DEED BOOK 63, PAGE 234; SAILBOAT, MOBJACK CLASS: ning August 2009. Reply to jobs@ This Auction has 450 Elegant & Valuable Items. christchurchschool.org.(5-21-1t) ing and debris removal. FREE LEAVING THE PRESENT SUB- 17ft. with 6ft.6in. beam. #1310. ESTIMATES! Call 804-758-3858 or JECT PROPERTY TO CONTAIN Catalog on Web w/ Pics. Includes main sail, spinnaker and SCHOLARSHIP for summer interns 804-445-5300.(3-26-13t) APPROXIMATELY 1.00 ACRE OF trailer. Call 804-776-0284 located available for college-bound students. LAND AND 0.24 ACRE OF CREEK Terms: 15% Buy. Prem, 3% disc. Cash/Check day of Auction only. in Deltaville, $1,500.(4-30-13t) Two positions at Deltaville Maritime HOME IMPROVEMENTS (all types). BOTTOM. BY FEE SIMPLE DEED Museum and Holly Point Park. Call Painting interior and exterior, drywall FROM CAROLYN SERLING BEALE PHOEBUS AUCTION GALLERY Bob at 804-776-6950.(5-14-2t) and plaster repair. Over 25 yrs. AS SET FORTH IN BOOK 402 Marine Services experience. Call Joe Powell, 758- PAGE 019 DATED 10/27/2004 18 E. Mellen St., Hampton, Va. SENIOR ACCOUNTING MAN- 2969 or Ed at 654-1989.(5-21-4t) AND RECORDED 11/03/2004, (757)722-9210 CHRIS’ BOAT SHOW Quality Detail- AGER/ Full Time. Requires mini- IMPROVED WILLIAMS TOWING MIDDLESEX COUNTY RECORDS, ing and Bottom Work. 804-694- mum 5 years experience in: man- VIRGINIA. www.phoebusauction.com 7304.(5-21-13t) aging accounting team, A/R, A/P, for hire. Accept Visa, MasterCard, vaaf 733 Discover & American Express. 24hr This property is being sold subject payroll processes, GL maintenance, to a prior Mortgage/Deed of Trust, KLEENFUEL: Fuel polishing, tank fi nancial statements and reporting, service. Pick up junk cars for FREE! cleaning using the Ocean Marine 804-815-7869.(3-26-13t) the amount to be announced at the MS Excel. Must be detail-oriented, time of sale. System, USCG licensed and insured. team player, have good communi- Save on your boat downtime. VISA IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN. Is your lawn TERMS OF SALE: Cash or certifi ed cation skills. Employer located in equipment ready? Lawn mower and funds. A non-refundable bidder’s and Mastercard accepted. Cell, 804- Middlesex. Send resume to jobs@ 694-6040.(4-30-26t) small engine repair. Reasonable deposit of ten percent (10%) of the christchurchschool.org.(5-21-1t) rates. Shannon Green, 804-815- bid price, payable in cash or by MARINE SURVEYS. Peter W. TRUSTWORTHY INDIVIDUAL w/ 5665. Topping, VA.(4-30-4t) certifi ed or cashier’s check to the Schacht Co. 804-824-4102.(2-21- retail experience for part-time gift undersigned will be required of the Liquidation (Clean-up) Auction tf) JOANN’S House Cleaning Service. successful bidder at time of sale. shop help in Deltaville. 436-7781. 8 yrs. experience, reasonable rates. (5-14-2t) Terms of sale to be complied with 8135 Beaver Pond Rd. Gloucester, VA 23061 PULLEY’S MARINE: Out- 804-758-3000.(3-26-13t) within 14 days from date of sale or board Sales/ Service; Mobile WANTED: Part-time Crane Opera- deposit will be forfeited and property Service; Certified Technicians; LEAF REMOVAL, GUTTERS 17 to 14 to Rangtang Rd. (661) to Beaver Pond tor. CDL required. Call 804-758- CLEANED, thorough yard cleanup. will be resold at costs of defaulting Trailer Sales/ Service; Boat 4915.(5-14-2tRR) purchaser. All real estate taxes to Brokerage; Bottom Paint/ Detailing. Grass cutting, weedeating and mulching. References available. be adjusted as of date of sale. All Saturday, May 30, 2009 - 9 a.m. 804-725-3814, Dutton, VA. www. costs of conveyancing, examination pulleysmarine.com(3-5-13t) Saluda/ Urbanna area. Call 804- Job Wanted 239-8136 anytime.(3-19-13t) of title, state and local recording SAILBOAT RIDES, LESSONS and fees, grantor taxes, notary fees, consulting. Boat repair and restora- I NEED A JOB PT: Odd, late, week- LOCAL HANDYMAN SERVICES: etc., to be at cost of purchaser. The tion, fi berglass repair, boat painting, end, any hours. Seniors, the public Grass cutting and other jobs includ- property and the improvements List: stripping, varnishing, etc. 804-824- animals, errands, whatever you need ing small plumbing, gutters, Spring thereon will be sold as is, without 4006.(4-9-13t) done. KAT 758-2109.(5-21-2t) clean-ups, hauling, leaky roofs just representations or warranties of Motor Grader, 4610 Ford Tractor with to name a few! References avail- any kind. The sale is subject to all able. Call 804-694-7878.(3-19-13t) other liens, encumbrances, condi- Mower, (4) 50´ Great Dane Trailers, (2) IH Publisher’s Notice tions, easements and restrictions, if Classified Rates LOWERY CARPENTRY SER- any, superior to the aforesaid deed All real estate advertised herein is VICES, LLC: Hardwood floors, of trust and lawfully affecting the Road Tractors, (10) Welders, 25´ Dusky $6.00 minimum for up to 25 words, subject to Virginia’s fair housing law cabinets, trim, decks, water damage, property. Trustee shall have no duty one week; 2 weeks $10.00; 3 weeks which makes it illegal to advertise remodeling, etc. 25 years experi- to obtain possession for purchaser. Boat with Trailer, Several Trucks and $15.00; 4 or more weeks $4.50 each ‘any preference, limitation or dis- ence. Free estimates. Licensed and week. Minimum run for TFN ads, 4 All risks of casualty pass to success- crimination because of race, color, insured. Phil Lowery, 804-758-1445. ful bidder at conclusion of bidding. weeks. 25 words or fewer, 13 succes- religion, national origin, sex, elderli- (5-21-13t) Trailers, Tools, etc. Several Salvage Items… sive weeks, $40.00. Ads with 26 or Additional terms may be announced ness, familial status or handicap, or at the sale. more words, 24¢ each word. Custom intention to make any such prefer- MILDEW REMOVAL/EXTERIOR classifi eds $1.25 per line, minimum ence, limitation or discrimination.’ PRESSURE WASHING. Vinyl $11.25. siding, railings, fences, decks, FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: This newspaper will not knowingly Wittstadt Title www.johnmarshallauctions.com 10% Discount for cash with order. accept advertising for real estate docks, roofs, brick/concrete. Decks that violates the fair housing law. Our stained/sealed. Quality work/reason- & Escrow Company, LLC No refunds, no credit. No discount on 9324 West Street, Suite 201 credit card sales. readers are hereby informed that all able rates. Call 804-239-8136 leave dwellings advertised in this newspa- message.(3-26-13t) Manassas, VA 20110 John Marshall, Auctioneering Classifi ed Deadline: 12:00 noon per are available on an equal oppor- 410-284-9600 Tuesdays. To place your ad, call 804- tunity basis. For more information or ON THE NAIL CONTRACTING: or toll free 1-866-503-4930 M-F 758-2328, FAX 804-758-5896, email to fi le a housing complaint, call the CLASS A Contractor, Licensed and Between 8:30AM - 5PM VA2073 / NC6913 , submit Virginia Fair Housing Offi ce at (804) Insured, Charles Harris Contrac- VA-96000862-09 on line at ssentinel.com or mail to: 367-8530; toll-free call (888) 551- tor. Office (804)725-7550; Cell (5-21-2t) (757) 357-6156 Classifi eds, Southside Sentinel, P.O. 3247. For the hearing-impaired, call (804)815-4686. Framing, fl ooring, Box 549, Urbanna, Va. 23175. (804) 367-9753. E-mail fairhousing@ windows, decks, additions, siding See More Notices Corrections: Please check your ad dpor.virginia.gov. Web site: www.fair- and more!(10-5-tf) on page B8 (757) 646-1289 the fi rst week to see that it is correct. housing.vipnet.org B8 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 21, 2009

‘MG&M Singers’ to perform Notices Motorcycle Missionary to speak at HGBC Rally to benefit The Missionary Ministry counties on Saturday, May 30, TRUSTEE’S SALE Theresa Hudler, missionary dren at Kompong, Thom Prov- of Immanuel Baptist Church, at 4 p.m. Lot 2, River Bank Acres Road to Cambodia, will speak at Har- ince, Cambodia, where she Saluda, will sponsor the Everyone is invited for an Deltaville, Virginia 23043 Special mony Grove Baptist Church on lives, works, and teaches. Her (Tax Map ID No. 40 9G) “MG&M Singers” of Mathews, evening of song, worship and Default having been made in the Olympics Wednesday, May 27, at 6:30 presentations with photographs Gloucester and Middlesex praise. terms of a certain Deed of Trust p.m. of the country are inspiring for dated May 19, 2006, in the original The church is located at the adults and children. principal amount of $60,300.00 and The Middle Peninsula intersection of Routes 3 and 33 The public is invited to recorded in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of the County of Regional Security Center in near Topping. come and hear what the Lord Middlesex, Virginia in Instrument Saluda will sponsor its annual Theresa Hudler is a nurse is accomplishing in Cambodia No. 060001387, the undersigned Motorcycle Rally on Saturday, who serves women and chil- through this missionary. Substitute Trustees, will sell at public June 6, starting at 9 a.m. at Harvey’s Tree Service auction on June 4, 2009, at 12:30 p.m., in front of the building housing Bethlehem Lodge in Saluda. Crane Service • Lot Clearing • Tree Removal the Middlesex County Circuit Court, Pull-out time will be 10 a.m. Courthouse, Routes 17 and 33, with an escort from the Vir- Stump Grinding / Removal • Demolition • Rip Rap Saluda, VA, the property designated ginia State Police Motorcade. Town of Urbanna Shoreline Restoration • Bulkheads • Piers as Lot 2, 1.240 acres, Section 6, River Bank Acres Subdivision on a The ride will consist of three 776-7754 • 695-4897 certain plat of survey entitled “LOT counties supporting and riding noTice of pUblic hearing LINE ADJUSTMENT SURVEY OF for Special Olympics. They Insured • No job too big or too small • Free Estimates LOT 2, SECTION 6, RIVER BANK will return to the lodge for a ACRES SUBDIVISION”, of record in The Historic and Architectural Review Board will hold a Plat Book 16, Page 316 among the fun-filled afternoon of raffles, land records of Middlesex County, drawings, trophies and food. public hearing on Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 7:00 P.M. in Virginia. TOGETHER with an ease- The cost will be $25 per bike the Council Chambers on Certificate of Appropriateness ment and right of way in common and pre-registration is recom- with others over Jackson Drive, Application #09-07, Benton H. & Kelley D. Pollok, 130 Creek Drive and River Drive for the mended. For more information, Middle Peninsula-Northern Neck purpose of ingress and egress over contact Capt. Copeland at 758- Watling Street to replace the metal roof with Owens Corning the road of River Bank Acres to State 2338, Sgt. Bristow at 758-0378 Community Services Board (CSB) Route 714 as well as a right of use or Ervin Blake at 694-7407. Estate Gray shingles, install Mastic Premium Vinyl siding, in the 20’ wide pedestrian easement All proceeds will benefit Double 5” Dutch Lap, Victorian Gray, and install replace- to hold Job Fair and the “common area” as shown on a copy of a Plat recorded in the Special Olympics and no alco- ment windows. Are you interested in working with people? aforesaid Clerk’s Office in Plat Book hol will be allowed. 9, at Page 141, and further as shown on a Plat recorded in the aforesaid Are you a recent college graduate, or do you have years Clerk’s Office in Plat Book 12, at The application is available for review at the Town Office, 45 Page 108. Cross Street, Urbanna, Monday through Friday, 8:30 A.M. to of experience working with people but never got that Sale is subject to all prior liens, ease- UMVFD plans college degree? ments, restrictions, covenants, and 12:30 P.M. and 1:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. 05.14&05.21.09 conditions, if any, of record, or other June 6 croaker matters which would be disclosed The CSB may be the place for you. by an accurate survey or inspection of the premises. “TERMS: CASH. A tournament; Come to the Job Fair on May 27, 2009 deposit of $6,000.00 or 10% of the In sale price, whichever is lower, will sponsors and PUBLIC NOTICE BAY TRANSIT: at 5324 Old Virginia Street in Urbanna be required of the successful bidder accordance with requirements of the U.S. (Urbanna Professional Building) at time of sale. Prior to the sale, interested bidders will be required entries sought Department of transportation as set forth Look for the Job Fair signs to register with and must present a bid deposit which may be held during in 49 C.F.R. Part 26, as amended, Bay the sale by the trustee. The bid The Upper Middlesex Volun- Begins at 6:00pm (overview presentation) deposit must be certified funds and/ teer Fire Department (UMVFD) Transit hereby notifies the public that it is but come at any time! Open until 9:00pm or cash, but no more than $10,000 of will host its first Croaker Fish- recommending the following Disadvantaged Snacks - Refreshments cash will be accepted. The success- ing Tournament on Saturday, ful bidder’s deposit will be retained Business Enterprise (DBE) goal for applicable at the sale and applied to the sale June 6, out of Best Boatyard Positions available in the following programs: price. If held by the trustee, all other Marina near Christchurch. professional services and procurement Day Treatment • Case Management bid deposits will be returned to the The entry fee is $35 per unsuccessful bidders.” Settlement person. Children 12 and under contracts during Fiscal Year 2010 beginning Counselor (various) is to be made within 15 days. The October 1 2009, and ending September 30, Others – see our website @ mpnncsb.org/employment successful bidder will be required to can enter at no charge, but must execute a Memorandum of Trustee’s still register to receive an entry 2010. The overall total DBE goal for Fiscal Sale, available for review on the number. Foreclosure Sales page of www. Fire department members are Year 2010 is 6.5%. Information pertaining glasserlaw.com, outlining additional terms of sale and settlement. This now in the process of accepting to this goal and description of how it was is a communication from a debt col- sponsorships, prizes and entry selected is available for inspection Monday A VERY COOL WAY TO lector. Glasser and Glasser, P.L.C., forms. Entry forms are avail- and/or Atlantic Trustee Services, able at the following locations: through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. L.L.C. and/or William P. Oberndor- fer, III, Substitute Trustees, Crown Big John’s Store, Urbanna at the Bay Transit administrative office, 5306 Center Building, Suite 600, 580 Auto and Marine, Bethpage East Main Street, Norfolk, VA 23510, Camp-Resort, Grey’s Point Old Virginia Street, Urbanna, VA 23175 File No., 68224. Tel: 757-321-6465, Campground, Fish On Bait and for 30 calendar days following the date of between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon only.(5-7-4t) Tackle, or from any UMVFD member. publication of this notice. Written comments SAVE!!! 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Kaptain recalls, but please send then just call 1-877-buoy-bay or ine how we find our way in the Red Cross Happy Memorial Day Week- Still the most asked question in those forms ‘cause I’m a search out buoybay.org on your Bahamas with no buoys at all. end. With the hope of sunny about the museum is, “Where famous non-rememberer. We ‘pooter.’ Pretty cool, but do we Come see us at the Farmers’ The Kilmarnock Inn will skies for the whole weekend, is that place, anyhow?” So here have a few skiffs in the water really need another hazard to Market this weekend. sponsor a fundraiser for the we are excited to be hosting the goes—East on Rt. 33 (General ready to go for your perusal. “Hero Campaign” of the River Farmers’ Market this Saturday, Puller Hwy.) through the vil- Our Explorer calendar is fill- Counties Chapter of the Ameri- May 23, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. lage of Deltaville. Watch for ing out nicely with appearances can Red Cross from 5 to 7 p.m. Come out for some fresh vegeta- the Shell station and the NAPA in Hampton, Occoquan, and St. J.A. Jessie, Sr. & Sons on Thursday, May 28. There bles, local craftsmen, and please store on the left. Turn right on Mary’s City. One of these events Piers • Retaining Walls • Seawalls • Jetties will be a barbecue dinner and don’t miss the Gardenerds Plant Rt. 660 (Jackson Creek Rd.). is in support of the Captain John auction. The door donation will Sale—all proceeds will go Two blocks down that road, turn Smith Water Trail. We were on Boatlifts • Boathouses • Piledriving toward Marty’s Greenhouse. be $5. Auction items include left at the museum sign. When a death march (delivery) the New & Repair Work in Wood, Vinyl or Rip Rap 16 gift certificates for a one The Groovin’ in the Park con- the permit police quit messing other day and called the number night mid-week stay at the cert series begins May 30 with with us, we’ll even have a sign on the yellow “smart buoy” off Family Owned & Operated Since 1950 Kilmarnock Inn; a one family “Jumbo Lump Daddy and the on Rt. 33. Stingray Point, and darned if it 6-month membership to the Backfin Boys.” Season tickets Family Boatbuilding Week is didn’t tell us the weather, his- 804-776-6448 Northern Neck Family YMCA; will be on sale at the museum coming right up—July 12-18, tory, and other stuff. Of course, and more. Call 435-7669 or this weekend. We are off to a so get your reservations and being government sponsored, or 804-776-0418 435-0034 for more details. great start, don’t miss out, see deposits in soon. 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2.3 acres of waterfront on bluff with beautiful views and privacy... 3 BR.… 209 KILMER DR. Bonus room with water views... Attic storage... Very peaceful.....$399,950 URBANNA, VIRgINIA $525,000 3-sided wrap-around-porch, 3 BR, 1st floor master. Family Room with FP, Fabulous Water Views, Use of Boat Slip and Swimming Pool Call Ann Powell • 804-338-1773 gRANT MASSIE LAND CO. Rappahannock River – Bowler’s Wharf Location, Location, Location! One- reynolds of-a-kind property… Large, wide sand beach... Million Dollar++ views! Can be divided... Solid 2-story house with great potential for renovation...$1,550,000 Danco BuilDers construction Custom Home Additions • Renovations • Repairs 804-695-1200 • Cell 804-832-7654 Creative, Affordable Solutions to ALL Your Home Improvements Quality Building Since 1975 Custom Built Homes Serving the Northern Neck & Middle Peninsula enovations emodels R & R (804) 453-5261 (804) 580-1928 additions • Consultations Office/Fax Mobile Queen Anne’s Cove Walk to town conveniences! 3 condos available. PaRtial oR tuRnkey • WateRfRont speCialists www.renovationsbyreynolds.com Licensed & Insured —Great condo! Super views of creek and river... 2 BR, 1½ BA... TWO decks... Pool, pier and ramp...... $459,500 fRee estimates • ReasonaBle Rates —1½-story townhouse with 3 BR… Pool, boat ramp, deep-water dockage... Class A Licensed & Insured SUPER VIEWS...... $419,000 —Upper level condo... Large deck, 2 BA, storage room... Deep-water slip Paradise Found!!! included... Pool, sand beach...... $485,000 Sweeping views of the Piankatank from all wa- terside rooms… 24+ acres of open space, woods and wetlands… 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath contem- porary. Huge rooms, 2 car garage with workshop and possible living space on second floor. AND SO MUCH MORE!! Observe eagles, egrets, geese, deer and other wildlife from the com- fort of your sunroom, bedroom window seat or private master bed- room deck! Offered at $849,000 Like new! 2004… 3 BR, 3 BA... Great Room with FIREPLACE... Large screened Other AvAilAble PrOPerties (CAll FOr DetAils) porch... PIER with good water depth...... $695,000 Gloucester Village - 3600 sq. ft., pond & waterfall, well maintained and convenient! WOW! North Gloucester - 3 bdrm, 2 ba cape, large garage, water access, WHAT A DEAL! Middlesex - Lot w/ water view, common dock & beach. Lovely subdivi- sion, $92,000 Carolyn Bailey, ABR, Associate Broker

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Evie Wilton 804-725-6322 [email protected] Bay/River Office Helen Edwards White Stone and Deltaville Accredited Buyer’s Rep Broker - 815-3333 17355 General Puller Hwy. Urbanna Lovely home located in the Town of Urbanna... Awesome views, In the Heart of Deltaville pier, garage, central sewer and water.....Price reduced $100,000 to $669,000 www.EdwardsBayandRiverProperties.com Visit our website for pictures. Pipe-N-Tree Almost 4 acres of land… 3-BR, 2-BA home over 1,500 SF, living room, dining room... Central heat and air... Large deck, carport and storage Beautiful Affordable Waterfront! Pearson Island. shed... River access... Priced $20,000 below county assessment.....$179,900 2bdrm,2 bth, lg family room/kitchen combo with FP. 2 screened porches and huge deck. Pier on protected Lancaster Crk. Fantastic views of Rappahannock River $236,600 New Listing New Listing Deltaville Mathews Sail Cove Waterfront 485 Skipjack Lane 175 Farmers Dell Million $ Bay Views Awesome Remodeled Urbanna Area Dancer’s Creek Hartfield New in Cape Cod Renovated 2-story... 260' on water... Sep- 2006... 3 BR, 1½ BA... Lucy’s Cove Deltaville $378,500 Exquisite home - 272 Heritage Pt. Rd. Private location... Min- tic and drainfield 2 garages, 12'x24' stor- New home, with all the upgrades! Tile, Open Boathouse Private Beach Crab & Fish utes to town... Must for 3-BR home... age building... 2 lots! Mathews Waterfront $339,950 granite, white oak floors, Hardi plank, 2.5 Acres - Fenced Substatial Brick home just steps to new pier. see...... $249,000 Wooded...... $195,000 River access...$229,500 Great family house with pier off 10 ft. ceilings, screened porch, decks. yard. $525,000 $1,369,000 $549,000 Queen’s Creek. 3 bdrm,2.5 bath, 1st Pier across the street with water access to floor master suite and open floor plan. Moores Creek. Just upriver from FBYC.

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Downtown Deltaville Urbanna - Rare Find Healy’s Miil Anna Bannana’s bldg. 251 Cedar Lane 80 Mill Ridge Rd. 5600 s.f. Retail/Office Urbanna – Garnett Hill Custom Locust Hill 4 BR, 2 BA, FIREPLACE, Newly remodeled Nearly New brick home... Walk to town! 3 BR, 2½ DR, office, den... WOOD FLOORS... Building with positive cash on 2 in-town lots!! 2000± s.f. Farmhouse baths... FIREPLACE... Wainscoting and Ceramic tile... DECK...... $264,900 flow. 6 Rental units include $215,000 Water access $199,000 crown molding... BASEMENT... 2-car Remodeled gift shop, garage... Access to creek...$317,500 Main St. Business office, 3 Saluda - Wood Acre Bring Offers! rear bays, storage unit Main Home & Cottage Offi ce. 3 ac. Call or email for free Property Brochure Call Helen for $224,000 Get in for ma tion on other listings and peruse our Land Section details $259,950 offering ev ery thing from small build ing lots to acreage sites! WANTED – We need property to SELL! All types. Please call! No obligation. Land • Irvington Rd. near Tides Inn… NEW PRICE $39,000 Stop by or call for our free property brochure of all our listings • Delta Shores - Water Access lots from $49,000 www.masonrealty.com • Lucy’s Cove - Waterfront community. Wooded lot with access. $99,500 Eric Johnson ...... 815-8374 Realtors Walter Lawson, Jr. . . . .758-2836 • Deltaville - Commercial 3/4 ac. Cleared $225,000 Craig Hall...... 815-8494 Irvin R. Shackelford . .815-8400 • Windmill Point - 7 acre Waterfront near Bay $359,000 Tillie Hudgins ...... 776-6350 and Jean Darman ...... 758-0777 Marvin Mason ...... 815-8391 Zani Autry ...... 758-3181 Steve Darman ...... 815-2036 Appraisers Bill Kallam ...... 832-1024 R. D. Johnson II ...... 815-8320 Hersey Mason..758-5624 Roberta Chilcoat . . . . .758-8011 • Karen Byrd - 854-9466 • Diane McNamee - 240-3288 • Casey Carmine - 757-870-0459 • Debbie Hensley - 824-4688 Urbanna 758-5372 / Saluda 758-2777 / Deltaville 776-9295 WANTED: Motivated Agents - Call Helen for Details & Interview May 21, 2009 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B11 Bypass MHS Classes of 1978-81 plan July 25 reunion The MHS Class Reunion Wayne Jessie at 758-4244, at 757-784-4358. Auto Service Committee for the Classes of Cynthia Reede-Fisher at 758- “Please plan to attend. It will 24 1978-81 reminds all class mem- 5676, Cynthia Beverley at be a great event! Come join in –Hour Towing bers that the class reunion will 776-0238, Frances Smith at the fun and reconnecting with IsaBell K. Horsley be on July 25 in Williamsburg. 758-9321, Becky Throckmor- old friends,” said a committee Day: 758-2901 Anyone who needs more ton at 758-3570, or Jane Mason member. real estate, ltd. Night: 15-1190 information should contact 8 www.HorsleyRealEstate.com SEARS REAL ESTATE & APPRAISALS Need an appraisal anywhere in the Middle Peninsula area? Commercial and residential appraisals prepared for Refinancing, Sales, Purchases, Estate Planning, Divorces, Etc. Short turn around times and quality reports. We have been appraising in the area for over 50 years. Kim S. Williams Robert J. Sears Certifi ed General Appraiser Licensed Residential Appraiser Urbanna, Historic area Fireplace, 7 Rooms $190's FHA Approved Appraisers 804-785-3303 Visit our website, order your appraisal online. searsrealestateandappraisals.com P.O. Box 489, 4460 Lewis B. Puller Mem. Hwy., Shacklefords, VA 23156

Just Listed! Deltaville 'The English Garden Cottage' 1 WATERFRONT Stroll to nearby Marina 7 Rooms, 1 ⁄2 Baths, Garage $244,000

Deep Waterfront! Cottage Water View

Creek Great Party Deck overlooking Urbanna Creek Views… Fireplace, Sleeping Porches! $225,000

1064 TURKS FERRY FARM RD PIANKATANK RIVER 2.4 acres with 2 covered boat slips, 2 lifts, dock & approx. 250 ft of shoreline. Ranch with 4BR/2BA; Sunroom & Detached oversized Garage. Stingray Point Manor House 550' Waterfront Great vacation or retirement home. Sand Beach Pier Ramp 2.6 Acres 11 Rooms MICHAEL MARKETING $599,000 REAL ESTATE Brenda Holster 757-714-2618 or Adrienne Pittinger 757-715-4145 Deltaville IN COR PO RAT ED

Have a safe & enjoyable Memorial Day Holiday! River access + Boat Ramp across street Fireplace, Updated Kitchen, Air/Heat Pump, Generator $270's Piankatank River access - 3 lots in upscale waterfront community with access to DEEP water pier/boat ramp on the RIVAH, 1 lot open & 2 with homesites cleared. 1.5-1.9 acre lots $79,500 - $89,500 Broad Creek @the BAY - 3 bdrm 2 bath remodeled BAY cot- tage, pier with views to the Rappahannock Bridge, quick access to the Bay for fi shing/sailing/boating. Tile fl oors in open areas, carpet in bedrooms. $409,900 The Quintessential Beach Cottage

Urbanna Harbor - DEEP water boatslip for sale on URBANNA Fishing Bay area, Deltaville! Double Boathouse with Lift CREEK with quick access to RIVAH, amenities include boat + Acre Kitchen {Corian Counter, Wood & Tile Floors) 3 Bedrooms ramp, swimming pool & clubhouse. $38,900 776-9297 758-2430 King & Queen & Gloucester Counties - LARGE acreage tracts Deltaville, VA 23043 Urbanna, VA 23175 of land from 73 & 278 acres in Gloucester to 221 acres in King Nelson Horsley, Jr. 435-0773 IsaBell Horsley 776-0509 & Queen County. Timber cruises available. Superb hunting prop- Neena Rodgers 436-2326 Katie Horsley Dew 436-6256 erty or beautiful acreage to build your home and be VERY PRI- Lee Maurer 435-9480 Ron Courtney 514-5475 VATE. CALL FOR DETAILS. Monty French 357-3400 Carolyn Bailey 776-0255 Peggy O'Neill 436-5185 Rick Law 540-273-8254 Piankatank River - Beautiful +8 acre parcel of land on the RI- Alana Courtney 514-4225 Lee Chewning 758-4661 VAH with pier, fenced pastures & barn. Beautiful home site on knoll overlooking the RIVAH. $525,000 WE HAVE OTHER LOTS & HOMES FOR SALE. GIVE US A CALL, WE WELCOME NEW CLIENTS. Offi ce: (804) 758-3093 Ray Walden: (804) 815-8647 Open House Mike Jackson: (804) 694-7141 Cheryl Prince Teagle: (804) 694-9025 566 Gloucester Road Nancy P. Jackson: (804) 815-9820 Dennis Mann: (804) 370-0359 Saluda, VA 23149 Sunday, May 24 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

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B12 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 21, 2009 Lady Cavs end MHS softball season Crews is a standout for JV girls by Tom Chillemi Ashley Lane started on the best we could, and that’s all your The Middlesex High JV Kelsey Martin, Iesha Lee and Dixon. The Middlesex High varsity mound for Middlesex. In four can ask for.” softball team lost 16-0 at Jessica Dixon. Kelsey Martin put down softball team was eliminated innings she allowed 5 hits, 3 runs Traynham said he will lose Mathews on May 12, and The JV Lady Chargers lost an outstanding bunt and Joey from the Tidewater District Tour- (one earned), 2 walks and struck only three players to gradua- dropped a doubleheader to to King William 16-1 and 9-0 Stinchcomb had a solid hit to nament on Tuesday with a 5-0 out one . tion—Whitney Walton, Dan- King William on May 14. in their regular season finales. center. loss at King William. Chelsi Blake pitched the last ielle Montgomery and Kristen Bridgette Self reached base Crews and Self shared the Breanna Tabor, Crews, Middlesex also lost to King 2 innings and gave up one hit, 2 Andrews. twice but was unable to score. pitching responsibilities and Olivia Wilder and Lee had William 2-0 on April 14 in its unearned runs, walked one and “We have a lot of good people “Rachel Crews did a won- “both did an excellent job,” strong defensive plays in the final game of the regular season. struck out 3. coming back,” he said. derful job for us on the said Abbott. second game. The Chargers (4-4) finished Looking back on a .500 Traynham said he hopes to mound,” said Abbott. “She has Crews went 2 for 2 at the The JV Lady Chargers the regular season in third season, Lady Charger coach field a team in the fall and start come in as an eighth-grader plate and defended her posi- ended the season 2-4 in Tide- place, behind second place King Wade Traynham said his team working on next season. and has just done a great job tion well with several unas- water District play. William (5-3) and first place “worked hard and played hard. King William will play at all the way around.” sisted outs in the first game. “The comeback kids will Mathews (7-0). They never gave up and they Mathews for the tournament title Good defensive plays were The second game started be back next year,” said MHS In Tuesday’s tournament have a great attitude. We did the tonight, May 21, at 7 p.m.. made by Alex Gillespie, with a great slap hit by coach Bonnie Abbott. game, King William pitcher Jes- sica Wallace stuck out 9 Lady Chargers. Raquel Pierce got the only Lady Charger hit. Baseball . . . HURRY OFFERS END MONDAY, MAY 25TH! (Continued from page B1) plenty of chances to score early in the game,” said Charger coach Tim Blake. Whitley struck out 8, gave up 7 hits and walked 2. “He did his job and kept us in the ball game. We just needed to take advantage of opportunities,” said Blake. Middlesex got 5 hits, includ- ing a double and single from Moore, and a single from Alex- ander Crittenden. The Chargers will lose four seniors, including two starters, to graduation—Fletcher Eades, and Norman Sibley and Bryce Wright. “Hopefully, some of the JV guys can step up next year, and returning players will have a better year,” said Blake. “They’ll have to because not many teams in the district are losing many players. 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