Ware YMCA Graduates News Page B3 Page B6 SSentinel.com Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck since 1896 Vol. 119, No. 10 Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • June 6, 2013 B Section Surry nips MHS 6-5 in regional semifi nals
by Tom Chillemi one walk. “He pitched well enough to win,” said Blake. “It’s a shame we The Middlesex High baseball team’s couldn’t pull it out.” season ended in a 6-5 loss at Surry on In the fi nals on Friday, May 29 in the semifi nals of the Divi- Rappahannock defeated Surry 9-5. sion 1, Region A Tournament. Both teams advanced to the state tour- Surry took a 2-0 lead in the second nament. inning of the see-saw game. All-District Middlesex scored 3 runs to go Making fi rst team All-Tidewater ahead 3-2 in the top of the third District for Middlesex was outfi elder inning. Andrew Dozier, Kyle Lawson Andrew Dozier, a senior who batted and Hunter Davis singled to load the .296 and led the Chargers in runs with bases. John Purcell singled in Dozier 14. and K. Lawson, and Chris Blake The Chargers claimed fi ve positions brought Davis home with a single. on the second team. Jeremy Collier, a Surry tied the game 3-3 in the senior, compiled a pitching 4-3 record bottom of the third inning. with a 2.31 ERA, and batted .280. He MHS scored once in the top of the was named second team pitcher and fi fth when Purcell doubled and scored second team utility player. on Blake’s single. Senior Hunter Davis made second Surry responded with 3 runs in the team at fi rst base. He batted .362, and bottom of the fi fth to take a 6-4 lead. led the team in hits with 17. In the sixth, K. Lawson doubled Senior Trey Major, who batted Deltas shortstop Colby Wiggins (Gloucester High School/Chowan University) dives into home ahead of the and scored on Jeremy Collier’s double .269, also made the second team as an tag to win Saturday’s fi rst game. (Photo by Stephen Blue) to narrow Surry’s lead to 6-5. outfi elder. In the top of the seventh, the Char- Sophomore Chris Blake batted gers left 2 runners stranded on base, .282 and made second team at second bringing the total number of Chargers base. left on base in the game to 11. The Chargers lose seven seniors to Houston, Wiggins rally Deltas past “We out-hit them, out played graduation, most of whom were start- them defensively, but still lost,” said ing players. Middlesex coach Tim Blake. “They “John Purcell did a good job behind Cardinals; to host Pirates Saturday never hit the ball hard all day long, the plate for us,” said Blake. “He fi n- but they seemed to fi nd a hole. We ished strong at the plate in the regional by Stephen Blue hit the ball hard all day, but right at playoffs. He will be missed.” people.” Blake also said Zach Belcher “had The Deltaville Deltas split a double- K. Lawson started on the mound a good year at third base . . . he was header with the Newport News Cardi- of Middlesex and went the distance. strong defensively.” nals on Saturday night, winning a wild He scattered 6 hits—none for extra opening game with a Jacob Houston bases—struck out 7 and gave up just (See Baseball, page B2) walk-off single, 9-8. The Deltas fell in the nightcap, 6-3. The losses were the fi rst of the season for both the Cardinals and Several Chargers turn in Deltas. Deltaville moved to 4-1 on the season, and is ½-game behind the personal-best performances league-leading Peninsula Pirates (5-1) in the Southern Virginia Adult Base- ball League (SVABL) standings. New- at the State Group A meet port News (3-1) sits in third place. This weekend, the Deltas host the by Larry Chowning cluded Coach Anderson. Pirates at Deltaville Ballpark at 7:30 “I could not have been prouder of p.m. on Saturday, June 8. The Deltas The boys and girls Middlesex High these boys and girls who competed travel to Williamsburg to face the School track teams had no one place for Middlesex,” said Anderson. “I can Pirates on Sunday, June 9, for a 4 p.m. but several Chargers registered per- see a very bright future for Middlesex game at Jamestown High School. sonal best performances at the State track and fi eld.” Deltas 9, Cardinals 8 Group A meet at Radford University MHS girls coach Johann Odom said Down 4 runs in the bottom of the on Saturday. this year’s team was “very young” fi nal inning, many would assume the Lady Charger Brittin Payne had but added that “we will be graduating Deltas were done for in game one of a personal best throw in the shot put several seniors.” The seniors include Saturday’s doubleheader. (32’6”) and fi nished 11th overall in the Shannon Bristow, Bianca Rios, Nila It may be cliché, but “that’s why they state meet. Leigh Harrow had a per- Robinson, Keeley Vollmer and Kabri play the game.” sonal best in the 1,600 meters (6:03.79) Young. Deltaville scored 5 runs in the bottom and fi nished 19th. She also fi nished “These young ladies did a wonder- of the 7th, capped by a Jacob Houston 22nd in the 3,200 meters (14:00.63). ful job in leading our youth and setting walk-off single to win, and the Deltas In boys track, sophomore Ridge Ellis good examples of sportsmanship and defeated the Cardinals 9-8. had two personal best times, fi nishing helping to demonstrate how to be track With Deltaville trailing 8-4, Robert 9th in the 1,600 meters (4:47.04) and athletes,” said Odom. “The future looks Shermer started the rally, leading off Deltas pitcher Harley Moore (Middlesex High School/Dickinson Col- 13th in the 800 meters (2:08.79). Malik good for our program and we are look- the inning with a double. After a Scott lege) struck out 8 of the 9 batters he faced in 3 innings of work. Green fi nished 11th in the 400 meters ing forward to developing a fi ne group Crump walk, Ryan Reynolds plated (Photo by Stephen Blue) with a personal best time (52.19). of young ladies into a high-performing Shermer with an RBI double. Alex- Cullen Johnson tied his personal best winning team.” ander Crittenden drew another walk cutting the lead to 8-7. with a solo home run in the 3rd, and time in the 800 meters (2:17.82). Radford scored 67 points to win the to load the bases, and after a Cardi- Ryan Wiggins then lifted a broken Deltaville responded in the 4th with an Greg Robinson fi nished 26th in the boys state title, and James River scored nal pitching change, Colby Wiggins bat single into left fi eld to tie the game. RBI single by Reynolds. 300-meter hurdles (48.03), and Robert 62 points to win the girls state title. ripped a single to score 2 more runs, Finally, Houston punched a single A defensive error allowed the Car- Lemon was 20th in the long jump through the infi eld, and C. Wiggins dinals to take the lead again in the (19’1”). dove head fi rst (see photo) into home, 5th, 4-3, but again Deltaville tied the The Chargers fi nished last in the beating the throw to the plate to win game in the bottom of the inning on a championship heat of the 4x400 meter the game. Shermer RBI single. relay but it was the best race of the day The rally capped a back and forth In the top of the 7th, the Cardinals for the Chargers. Coach Joel Ander- thriller, which saw the Cardinals take bats came alive, stringing together 3 son gave the following blow-by-blow the lead, and the Deltas tie the game 3 hits and 2 walks to take an 8-4 advan- account of the race: times in the fi rst 6 innings. tage. But it was not enough to hold off “Joseph Nordan came out of the After the Cardinals took a 2-0 lead the Deltas in the bottom half of the blocks like a bullet and ran the fi rst in the top of the 2nd inning, Deltaville inning. lap in 53 seconds. The hand-off was fi red right back with a single by Bran- Reggie Johnson started on the to Ridge Ellis who was in 3rd or 4th don Light and back-to-back doubles by mound for Deltaville, allowing 4 runs place when he got the baton. He Shermer and Crump, tying the game (3 earned) on 5 hits. Will Barrack was hawked down all of the pack to put us 2-2. neck-and-neck for second place. Tarik The Cardinals reclaimed the lead (See Deltas, page B2) Audain got the baton and did his best split ever, keeping us in the hunt for a medal. “He handed off to Malik Green who Final signup is Saturday sprang out the fastest I’ve ever seen with the type of adrenalin that could have resulted in a 50-second fl at 400 for Colts youth football meters. Then it happened—the team we were battling with tried to force The Middlesex Colts Youth Football Mites, 8-9 year olds; Midgets, 10-11 the lead on the fi rst curve and once the Association will hold fi nal registration year olds; and the Juniors, 12-14 year opposing runner cut in front of Malik, for the 2013 season on Saturday, June olds. his leg whipped Malik, causing him to 8, at the Middlesex Sports Complex Parents must bring a copy of their go tumbling down the runway. behind St. Clare Walker Middle School child’s birth certifi cate in order for “A dazed and emotional Malik got on Route 33 in Locust Hill. Registra- their child to be eligible to play. The up and composed himself like a super- Out at the plate tion will be held from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. cost of participating in the league is star and fi nished the race. So, there it Lancaster County youth are eligible $85. Registration forms also are avail- is. That team that should have broken Middlesex Thunder catcher Emilie Smith tags out a Mathews player at to play for the Colts. able online at www.middlesexcolts. the school record of 3:26 and won home plate as pitcher Macie Daniel looks on in Major League softball There will be four Colts teams— com or at Urbanna Builders’ Supply a state title, but it came in last,” con- action. See Little League results on page B2. (Photo by Wendy Payne) The Mites, 6-7 year olds; Mighty in Saluda.
Tom Hardinʼs trivia question of the week... H U R R Y ! What soccer standout scored a school record 33 goals in Little Limited Time Offer! 1994 to lead Middlesex High School to a 15-4-1 record and second place in the Region A Tournament? Call Maeghaen League or Wendy for Rates Answer on Page B2. PAGE B2 In side In 804.758.2328 B2 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • June 6, 2013 middlesex little league report Deltas . . . (Continued from page B1) T-Ball RBIs, 11 steals; Hannah Duke, Rays vs Blue Jays single, 3 runs, 3 walks, RBI, 10 the pitcher of record, pitching For the Rays, Zachary Dean, steals; Sarah Powell, 2 walks, 2 the 7th inning and picking up 3 singles; Andrew Harrow, 3 sin- runs, 6 steals; Taylor Lewis, 2 the win. gles; Lucas McMurtrie, 3 singles; singles, 4 runs, 2 walks, 12 steals; Shermer led the offense, Mason Bull, 3 singles; and Aiden Sarah Walton, 2 singles, 2 runs, going 3-for-4 with 2 doubles, Major, 3 singles. walk, 4 RBIs, 8 steals; Savannah 2 runs, and 2 RBIs. Houston, Machine Pitch Carmell, 2 singles, run, 2 walks, Reynolds, C. Wiggins, and R. Mariners 6 RBI, 8 steals; Amber Self, double, Wiggins each had 2-hit games. Rangers 0 2 runs, 2 walks, 8 steals; Katelyn Cardinals 6, Deltas 3 For the Rangers, Chase Bun- Smith, 2 runs, 3 walks, 6 steals; In the second game, the Car- ting, single; and Josh Leggett, and Riley Howell, run, 2 walks, dinals took an early 4-0 lead single. All of the Rangers played 5 steals. Pitching for the Bandits, and held on to win 6-3. great defense. Sarah Walton struck out 1 batter The Cardinals strung together Diamondbacks 9 and Amber Self struck out 3 bat- 4 singles in the 1st inning to take Rangers 8 ters. a 2-0 lead, and took advantage For the Rangers, Kaden Hunley, Lancaster 17 of a pair of Deltas errors in the single, HR; Owen Wynberry, Middlesex Bandits 7 2nd to extend the lead to 4-0. single; Austin Lundy, single, For the Bandits, Autumn Wied- The Deltas plated Sam double; Chase Bunting, single, man, double, run, 2 RBIs, 5 steals, Somers in the 3rd on a Scott double; Zach Price, 3 singles; and 2 walks; Hannah Duke, single, Crump double. But the Cardi- Trey Fitchett, 2 singles. RBI, steal; Sarah Powell, walk, 3 nals followed with a run in the Rangers 8 steals; Taylor Lewis, run, 2 walks, bottom half of the inning, and Rockies 5 3 steals; Sarah Walton, run, walk, Joe Sears pitches for the another in the 4th to stretch For the Rangers, Trey Fitch- 3 steals; Savannah Carmell, single, Minor League Giants. their lead to 6-1. ett, double, HR; Kaden Hunley, triple, 2 runs, walk, 4 steals; Amber (Photo by Wendy Payne) The Deltas plated a pair of double; Owen Wynberry, single, Self, single, run, 2 walks, 3 steals; runs in the 5th to cut the lead to double; Austin Lundy, single, Katelyn Smith, run, walk, steal; 6-3, but could get no closer. double; Chase Bunting, single; Hunter Harcum (left) of the Middlesex One Junior Base- and Riley Howell, walk. Pitch- SB; Zach Bristow, walk; Hunter Smiley Smith took the pitch- Josh Leggett, single. ball League Team runs the base path in a recent game ing for the Bandits, Sarah Walton Harcum, double, RBI, SB, struck ing loss for Deltaville, and was Girls Machine Pitch against Northumberland. (Photo by Maria Lengua) struck out 3 batters and Taylor out 3 batters. charged with 6 runs (4 earned) Middlesex Hooks 14 Lewis struck out 1 batter. Northumberland 12 in 3-plus innings. Harley Moore Middlesex Riverdogs 1 Minor League Girls Softball Middlesex Team One 11 struck out 8 in 3 innings of For the Hooks, Libby Oliver, 3 single. Pitching for the Middlesex Team Mathews Hurricanes 8 For Middlesex, Josh Waite, scoreless relief work. singles; Adrian Austin, 2 singles; Middlesex Hooks 5 Two, Kaitlyn Weber went 3 innings Middlesex Force 7 3 singles, 2 RBIs, walk; Justin Deltaville managed just 3 hits Allison Blake, 3 singles; Courtney Lancaster Gators 5 with 3 strikeouts; Tambria Wake For the Force, Haley Harcum, 2 Lawson, single, double, walk; in the game, one apiece by Josh Harrow, 2 singles; Mckenzie Dize, For the Hooks, Skye Haskeill, went 1 inning with 1 strikeout, and runs, 3 walks; Abby Purcell, run, Chipper Anderson, double, triple, Martin, Brandon Putney, and grand slam HR, double; Taylor 2 singles, double; Emma Oliver, Olivia Major went 1 inning with 1 3 walks; Kayleigh Lewis, single, 5 RBIs, 2 SB; Trey Blankenship, Crump. Berry, HR, double; Emma Oliver, single; Allison Blake, 2 singles; strikeout. run, walk; Katherine Campbell, 2 SB, walk, struck out 3 batters; single, triple; and Skye Haskeill, Libby Oliver, 2 singles; Court- Middlesex Team Two 7 run, walk; Kaelyn Sibley, run, 3 Dale Johnson, SB, walk, struck out single, triple. ney Harrow, 2 singles; Mckenzie Middlesex Team One 7 walks; Sarah Paige Murphy, walk; 2 batters; Will Leggett, walk; Zach Answer to Sports Lancaster Gators 8 Dize, single; and Adrian Austin, 2 For the Middlesex Team Two, and Gracie Bullins, walk. Pitching Burch, walk; Zach Bristow, single; Trivia question on Middlesex Hooks 5 singles. Avis Keeling, 2 singles; Alison for the Force, Abby Purcell struck Elliot Redmon, walk; Hunter For the Hooks, Skye Haskeill, Girls Junior Softball Bibee, walk; Kaitlyn Weber, single, out 3 batters and Kayleigh Lewis Harcum, double, RBI, walk. page B1: Eric Smith 2 doubles, single; Emma Oliver, Mathews 16 walk; Olivia Major, walk; Zariah struck out 6 batters. single; Taylor Berry, single, triple; Middlesex Team Two 1 Freeze, single; Maggie Bull, walk; Middlesex Force 13 Libby Oliver, single; Allison For the Middlesex Team Two, and Alexis Morgan, walk. Pitching Mathews Hurricanes 2 Blake, single, triple; Courtney Avis Keeling, walk; Olivia Major, for the Middlesex Team Two was For the Force, Haley Harcum, speedway results Harrow, single; and Jenna Lewis, single; and Zariah Freeze, single. Tambria Wake for 4 innings with single, triple, 2 runs; Abby Pur- 5 strikeouts; Kaitlyn Weber went 1 cell, single, double, 2 runs, walk; Virginia Motor Speedway Quade. inning with 2 strikeouts. Kaelyn Sibley, double, run, 2 June 1 Results Limited Stocks: Main 1 fi rst, Middlesex Team One 15 walks; Kayleigh Lewis, 2 singles, Late models: Main 1 fi rst, Brandon Sandridge; second, Middlesex Team Two 8 run; Marie Hutchens, run, 2 walks; Stephen Childress; second, David Bowler; third, Brian For the Middlesex Team Two, Katherine Campbell, 2 singles, Billy Tucker; third, Tim Shel- Maxey. Maggie Bull, walk; Alana Van- 2 runs, 2 walks; Tiffany Mott, ton. Main 2 fi rst, Wesley Givens; dyke, walk; Abigail Foster, 2 single, run, walk; Gracie Bullins, Main 2 fi rst, Joe Ender; second, Bowler; third, San- singles, walk; Kaitlyn Weber, single, run, walk; and Marissa second, Justin Williams; third, dridge. walk; Olivia Major, single; Zariah Halbig, 2 runs, 3 walks. Pitching Anthony Kincaid. Upcoming Schedule Freeze, single, walk; Alison Bibee, for the Force was Kayleigh Lewis Sportsmen: Main 1 fi rst, June 8: Late models (35 single, walk; and Sierra Hartley, who struck out 14 batters. Hunter Shelton; second, Junior laps). sportsmen (25 laps), single. Pitching for the Middlesex Junior Baseball Carter; third, Brett Adkins. modifi eds (25 laps), limited Team Two was Kaitlyn Weber who Northumberland 10 Main 2 fi rst, Adkins; second, stocks (20 laps). went 5 innings with 3 strikeouts. Middlesex Team One 3 James Snead; third, Shelton. (VMS is on Route 17 in Major League Girls Softball For Middlesex, Chipper Ander- Modifi eds: Main 1 fi rst, Jamaica, eight miles north Middlesex Bandits 20 son, 2 singles, 2 SB, walk, struck Chris Arnold; second, Dan of Saluda. Pit gates open at 4 Middlesex Thunder 14 out two batters; Dale Johnson, Arnold; third, Matt Quade. p.m.; spectator gates open at 5 For the Bandits, Autumn Wied- single, RBI; Trey Blankenship, Main 2 fi rst, Jimmy Duncan; p.m. Track activities begin at man, 4 singles, 3 runs, walk, 4 walk; Zach Burch, single, 1 second, Bret Hamilton; third, 6:30 p.m.)
Baseball . . . (Continued from page B1) Designated hitter Jacob King William players includ- Lawson “gave us some good ing pitcher Daniel McGehee, quality at bats in crucial who is the district Player of games.” the Year, and pitcher Justin All-Academic Anderson, catcher Storm Cole- MHS baseball players on the man, fi rst baseman RC Sutton, All-Academic team include second baseman Chase Reid, Chris Blake, Hunter Davis, outfi elder Lucas Dobbins, DH Joseph L. Burton (804) 824-1886 Jacob Lawson, Trey Major and Caleb Gross, and third base- [email protected] John Purcell. man Chris Smith. Middlesex High School Next Year West Point had two fi rst team Featured Athletes of the Week The Chargers fi nish the members—shortstop David Sponsored by season 6-10 overall and 3-5 in Amorim, and utility fi elder the Tidewater District. Mikey Anerton. Leasure’s Wrecker Bill Hudgins The offense was inconsistent Also on the fi rst team are all season long. “Some players outfi elders Darian Beale of Baseball didn’t have the year I expected,” Mathews and Andrew Dozier Service, Inc. said Blake. “The potential was of Middlesex. there to have more offense and Coach of the Year honors sometimes we did, it just wasn’t went to Jay Blanton of King consistant. For the most part, William. our defense was fairly solid. King and Queen won the If our offense had been more sportsmanship award. solid we could have won a few No Chargers made the All- 1-800-DOTOWIN more games.” Region A team. Blake added that the Char- Jeremy Collier Andrew Dozier ger defense was “solid and 2nd team All-District 1st team All-District steady and a little better than I expected. We didn’t hurt our- selves with errors.” Collier, a senior, and K. Lawson, a junior, were the Can we offer you a lift? Chargers’ “workhorses” on the mound. Next season Blake will again rely on the pitching arm of K. Lawson. “He has the potential for a better season,” Trey Major Hunter Davis Blake said. K. Lawson batted 2nd team All-District 2nd team All-District .295 and also can play short- stop. VEHICLE OF THE WEEK Also expected back is Kyle Shelton, a junior who roamed Urbanna, Va. the outfi eld and played steady. (804) 758-1099 or (800) 718-5737 “I will be expecting more from www.eastcoastboatlifts.com him at the plate and he will see more time on the mound,” said Blake. Brandon Sjolie, a pinch hitter Boat Lift Features Boat Lift Types and pinch runner with pretty 2008 Ford Mustang good speed, could see more $12,995 #116232 action “if he keeps working on • Aluminum or Galvanized • Aluminum Overhead Beam (NEW) *Tax, title, license and processing fees not included. his game,” said Blake. Steel Construction • Galvanized Overhead Beam Sophomore Chris Blake • Stainless Steel Cables “should continue to grow and • Low Profi le develop,” said Coach Blake. • GFCI Protected Motors • Jet Ski Lifts “They all need to step their • Enclosed Covers (rotation & standard) game up a little bit because we’ll have to rely on them more • Standard & Custom Design • Boathouse next year,” said Blake, who • Optional Remote Controls • Boat Lift Replacement Parts will be working with some of (motors, switches, cable, beams, etc.) the players in the off-season. First Team All-District The fi rst team All-Tide- Now open on Saturdays from 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. water District includes eight June 6, 2013 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B3 Yates to attend medical forum
Kendra Dee Yates, a soph- omore at Middlesex High School, will be the fi rst student of MHS to attend the National Youth Leadership Forum of Medicine in Boston, Massa- chusetts. She will be attending Babson College from June 16-25 and will participate in vigorous college courses, and train next to some of the world’s top doc- tors and medical assistants. This experience has been made possible by all the com- munity’s monetary assistance. Yates and her family thank all who supported her in this Ware Academy in Gloucester graduated 16 eighth-grade students during a commencement ceremony on May 31 at Ware effort. Yates’ future aspirations Episcopal Church. Graduates included, from left, Ellie Gale, Caleb Johnson, Eva Jasinski, Joshua Revere, Grace Wilson, include becoming an oncology Joshua Waite, Alexandra Fuccella, Skyler Lennon, Kathryn James, Evan Pausic, Abigail Blankenship, Benjamin Pruitt, RN. Kendra Dee Yates Sydney Pitts, Brennan Miller, Margaret Strawn and Jack Corson. Ware Academy graduates 16 eighth-graders CCS students earn honors The following Christchurch Anna Shaw of Deltaville. Ware Academy in Gloucester Ware Episcopal Church. School, Chatham Hall and the as the former manager of staff School students received rec- Sewanee Award for Excel- celebrated its eighth-grade Graduations are not just for Yorktown International Bacca- development for the Federal ognition at the 2013 Under- lence in Writing, Graham class of 2013 on May 31 during students, but also for parents, laureate program. Reserve System. class Awards Ceremony in Shivers of White Stone. a commencement ceremony at said Thomas L. Thomas III, Thomas spoke of each stu- Leibowitz told graduates to St. Peter’s Chapel earlier this Danforth Award for Leader- head of school at Ware Acad- dent individually, listing out give it back to their community month. ship, Jackie Alachnowicz of emy. “It’s the teacher, faculty, not only their academic and through volunteering. Give it Outstanding Student Award, Irvington and Carter Little of parent team that sets the gradu- athletic successes through the back by setting a good example 9th Grade, Erin Moon of Charlotte, N.C. ates up for success,” he said. years, but also the personal for the next generation. Give it Urbanna and Taylor Goodwin The Mathematics Prize, “Looking out at these bright triumphs and lessons they’ve back to the environment. And of Hartfi eld. Yoongbok Lee of Seoul, young faces, I’d say we’ve done learned along the way. He spoke give it back, even when it’s the Outstanding Student Award, Korea. a good job.” of students who seem quiet and hard thing to do. 10th Grade, Dalton Ander- The Foreign Language Prize The newest Ware Academy shy on the surface, but intuitive “Commencement means son of Water View and Anna (Chinese), Jackie Alachnow- Congrats, graduates include Abigail about human nature. He noted to begin, not to end,” he said. Moore of Saluda. icz. Lee Blankenship, Jack Henry funny moments during school “Graduations are life events Outstanding Student Award, The Foreign Language Prize Corson, Alexandra Christina admission interviews and and life events are remembered 11th Grade, Kedron Walsh of (Spanish), Kedron Walsh. Grads! Fuccella, Ellie Cornell Gale, annual eighth-grade fi eld trip for a long time. Remember Mathews and Patrick Murphy The Permanent Collection Kathryn Oliver James, Eva May antics. And, he gave each stu- ‘give it back.’ ” of Gloucester. Art Award, Madison Scott of Support the graduating Jasinski, Caleb Royce Johnson, dent a gift of advice meant just The power of citizenship and The Jefferson Book Award, White Stone. Skyler Bryce Lennon, Brennan for them, crafted especially for strength of character echoed class of 2013 or show off Logan Miller, Evan Michael their loves in the classroom and throughout the ceremony, as your special graduate! Pausic, Sydney Jordan Pitts, athletic fi elds, and for goals in it does throughout the school Benjamin Kirk Pruitt, Joshua life. year. Advertise in the Carlton Revere, Margaret Commencement keynote “Let us become accustomed Southside Sentinel. Mays Ann Strawn, Joshua Ran- speaker Robert Leibowitz left to doing good deeds,” said dolph Waite and Grace Naomi the graduates with instructions graduate Abigail Blankenship Wilson. to always “give it back.” Not during the invocation, “so that Call Maeghaen or Wendy The graduates are heading the kind of “give it back” you it becomes our chief delight.” at 758-2328 to Christchurch School, West scream at a sibling, noted Lei- In thanks for the legacy for more information. Point High School, Mathews bowitz, who is the head lacrosse Ware Academy left on each High School, Gloucester High coach at Ware Academy as well student of ethics, character and citizenship, the graduates’ par- ents, for the fi rst time in Ware SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICS Academy’s history, presented a Legacy Gift of $10,000. The KIDS 1000 KIDS COLLEGE – SUMMER 2013 donation will support enhanc- Have fun while you learn! Rising 4th, 5th and 6th graders will engage in hands-on activities to ing the environmental science Pictured above are some of the 6th, 7th and 8th grade St. program. Clare Walker Middle School band members as they prepare encourage the dynamic creativity of children. Topics are based in science and technology as well to perform at the recent Middlesex Fine Arts Festival. as artful expression. (16 student maximum per campus) The eighth-grade class pre- sented an annual class gift—a Register Now! Classes ll on a rst-come, rst-served basis. new black and gold bench for the front offi ce. Support the SCW band by KIDS COLLEGE programs will feature: “We believe a fi rst impres- sion is very important,” said graduate Joshua Revere of eating at Buffalo Wild Wings the gift that will greet visitors CSI KIDS: THE KID DETECTIVETHE EXCITING WORLD OF ROBOTS when they arrive on campus All day on Saturday, June 8, ment. Buffalo Wild Wings will Is it relevant? Is it logical? Bring out your child’s inner detective! for the fi rst time. “We will the St. Clare Walker (SCW) donate 10% of all pre-taxed Enjoy a range of fun robot based activities for kids. have a sense of belonging [at Middle School band is playing food sales (less alcohol and Ware] because of what we left host to an “Eat Wings, Raise promotional discounts) when JUNIOR MASTER-CHEF behind.” Funds” at the New Town Buf- customers provide the ticket. Measure it, mix it and make it! If cooking is a curiosity for falo Wild Wings at 4918 Court- Tickets also will be available at your child, join in for creative recipes and games. SCW TSA car house St., Williamsburg. All the restaurant. ART 4 FUN friends, family and supporters According to Buffalo Wild Find out just how creative your child can be and how art can wash, yard and of the SCW band are invited to Wings, the purpose of the open up a new world of learning. Be an Artist for the day! participate. business participating is: We bake sale set The event is a fundraiser for recognize that needs can vary M-Th/July 15 – 18 9 AM–12PM GC $109 the school’s band program com- greatly from one community to The St. Clare Walker Middle posed of students in grades 6-8. another. That’s why we’ve cre- M-Th/July 22 – 25 9 AM–12PM WC $109 School Technology Student The program, led by band direc- ated a program that allows each Association (TSA) team will tor Daphne Guill, has earned of the restaurants to help raise host a car wash, yard sale and superior and excellent ratings funds for organizations in their Glenns: 758-6750 bake sale on Saturday, June 8, in area, district and state events. local community. With our Eat Warsaw: 333-6828 from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. to help sup- This past April the band received Wings, Raise Funds program, Kilmarnock: 435-8972 port the team’s trip to compete fi rst place for division one bands when you dine, we donate. rappahannock.edu/workforce in the National TSA Confer- at the Music Showcase Festival Since its inception, Buffalo ence in Orlando, Fla. held in Williamsburg. Wild Wings has donated more The car wash will be hosted The band is hoping to raise than $1 million to local organi- at the Cooks Corner Car Wash funds needed for band equip- zations. and the yard sale/bake sale will Become a be set up next door at Harrow’s Home Center. shipyard outside “Please stop by for a wash, to shop for some great bargains, machinist and to support the SCW TSA team,” said a TSA spokesper- SIGN UP TODAY! son. Course begins July 8, 2013 Cross-country RCC has partnered with Newport meeting is News Shipbuilding, a division of Huntington Ingalls Industries, to today at MHS o er a two-week Marine Outside There will be a “inter- Machinist Trainee Program. est meeting” at 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 6, for rising No experience is necessary! Work 8th through 12th graders who with hand tools, power tools, might be interested in running measuring, fasteners, drawings, cross-country for Middlesex anges, and the safety and quality High School in the fall. The meeting will be in the MHS standards while working aboard ships auditorium, Saluda. in various stages of construction. Visit the website to learn more: golf http://www.huntingtoningalls.com/ Results of play (best 2 balls careers/mmtp of team, gross, mixed fl ights) in the Piankatank River Ladies Golf Association on May 30 are as follows: Scholarship recipient 1st place: Gloria Matthews, Aaron Mahmod, a 2012 graduate of Middlesex High School Donna Lange and Beverly and a rising sophomore at the University of Mary Washing- Hudgins, 172. ton (UMW), is the recipient of the John Mitchell Garden 2nd place: Chong Hudgins, Club’s $2,000 scholarship for 2013. Mahmod recently Ruth Wallace, Zealon Stilley completed a successful fi rst year at UMW where he has For more information or to enroll in any of these classes, and Betty Hayes, 175. also been involved as a tour guide, an orientation leader please contact RCC Workforce and Community Development. 3rd place: Sue Silberhorn, and a board member of the University Programming Coun- Glenns: 758-6750 Warsaw: 333-6828 Kilmarnock: 435-8972 June Klink, Marny Richardson cil. Above, Linda Burnett, scholarship chair for the Garden and Bea Foley, 179. Club, presents the scholarship to Mahmod. B4 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • June 6, 2013 classifieds These ads reach over 11,000 readers in print each week and get over 4,000 page views online each month! Place your ad today – here’s how: Phone: (804) 758-2328 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays Online 24/7: Go to SSentinel.com. Click on Classifieds, then the Submit Ad button. 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401 MAIN STREET, MATHEWS: EXECUTIVE OFFICES: Rent one WATERFRONT COTTAGE: Pier, URBANNA FARMERS’ MARKET: C.N.A.: Lancashire Convalescent IMMEDIATE PART-TIME Position Commercial space for lease. Profes- office or a suite of offices. On beach, AC/heat, fireplace, two “Downtown” Taber Park, June 8, and Rehabilitation Center has posi- available for an experienced Admin- sional office, gallery, retail, some- Route 3 beside Hummel Airport. bedrooms, screened porch, canoe. 9 to 1. Baked goods, handcrafted tions available on all shifts for Certi- istrative Assistant seeking a variety thing new and different? Great Furnished is Electricity, Heat and Air www.Rivahvacations.com for infor- items, jewelry, plants, music, raffle fied Nursing Assistants. Competitive of duties and a high profile position signage, off-street parking, quality Conditioning. High speed internet, mation and pictures. (804)741- and much more. www.urbanna. salary and benefits. Contact Mary in a professional environment. co-tenants. Owner/agent, 804-725- phone and TV cabled to each office. 5511 evenings. Summer $800/ com (6-6-1t) Beth Allen, RN, Director of Nursing Team player, self-motivated and 0111.(5-23-13t) Various sizes with a 12x12 renting week.(5-16-52t) at 804-435-1684. EOE.(6-6-1tRR) dependable are the key to success for $158 per month. Call Ms. Leo in this growing, well-established Law CHICK COVE: Well maintained 3/4 804-370-4674 or Oscar 804-370- Autos/Trucks CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL seeks Firm. Applicant will be responsible bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen, dining, 5555.(1-19-tf) For Sale a professional to lead its music for answering phones, distributing living and Florida rooms, double 1988 VW Scirocco. Very clean with program. Please see our website for mail, receiving and directing clients, garage. 3.25 acres. Amenities. Pool, HORSE BOARDING: New openings 2 USED MOBILE HOMES: 1999 strong 4 cyl. DOHC. No engine full details and application instruc- Word Processing, filing and faxing. dock, ramp. $229,500. 804-776- now available @ $400 per month. 14X80, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, almost modifications! Asking $3,000 OBO. tions: www.christchurchschool.org/ Require excellent and accurate 9895.(5-23-tf) www.pidlinacres.com 804-758- everything new inside, $15,500; Call 804-238-0023.(5-23-3t) careeropportunities No Phone Calls computer skills in Word, Excel 1555.(8-30-tf) Please.(6-6-3t) FOR ALL YOUR real estate needs 1998 14X70, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, all and data entry along with internet visit www.coastalvaproperties.com HOUSE IN URBANNA: 3,600 sq.ft. new carpet and vinyl, freshly painted, CHURCH PIANIST. Paid position. research abilities and strong com- or call Irvin Shackelford at Mason 4BR beautiful brick Colonial. 3 $12,500. 804-832-8280, Joe’s Used Boats/Motors Lower Middlesex County. 9a.m. munication skills; compensation Realty, 804-815-8400.(3-7-tf) baths, 3 fireplaces, 2-car garage. Mobile Homes.(5-30-3t) and 11a.m Sunday services. Must negotiable. Please fax resume, Nice shaded yard. $1,350 mo. 1973 CATALINA 27 Sailboat. Make be proficient in congregational contact information, compensation NICE HOUSE For Sale By Owner. ARTIST - 15 2-over-2 windows an offer! 804-832-0334.(2-21-tf) expectations and references to 804- including lawncare. Security deposit. - 1890 house - $15 each. 804-776- accompaniment. Call 804-436- On quiet street in town of Urbanna. References. 804-758-4477.(6-6-tf) 5402.(6-6-4t) 758-0406.(6-6-2t) Almost 1 acre. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, 7969.(6-6-2t) 1986 GRADY WHITE 22’ Seafarer with cuddy cabin. Boatel kept for LOOKING FOR CARPENTER hardwood floors, eat-in kitchen. IN THE HEART OF SALUDA: FILL DIRT. $90/load delivered. COME GROW WITH US! Gloucester Home can be converted back to 2BR, 1 bath duplex unit. Kitchen over 20 years. Like new curtains and House is expanding and in need of with at least 8 years experience in 30-mile radius from Saluda. 758- canvas. Recently painted bottom. construction, a valid driver’s license 3 bedrooms. Easy walk to stores, appliances included. $700 month 2800.(6-30-tf) dedicated, compassionate caregiv- playground, pool, library and restau- plus utilities. References & deposit OMC outdrive. Needs to be repow- ers who have experience and knowl- and transportation. Call Walden’s rants. 804-824-6322.(6-6-2t) required. Call 804-758-5391(w) or FREEZER, medium height, excel- ered. $3,900. Call Skip King at 804- edge in Hospice care. Selected Construction at 776-9753.(6-6-1t) 400-6376.(6-6-3t) 804-815-8867(c).(5-23-tf) lent condition, $75. Refrigerator/ candidates should be a Certified LOOKING FOR PAINTER to com- WAKE: Lot #4, cleared. 4.0 ACRES, freezer, 19 cu.ft., good condition, Nursing Assistant, Registered Medi- 6 miles west of Deltaville. Captains IRVINGTON AT WHITE FENCES: 1987 23’ Correct Craft $17K plete exterior of new house in $75. 776-6654.(6-6-1t) 2002 27’ Skagit Orca $65K cation Aide preferred. Please apply Hartfield. References and liability Quarters Lane. Use your own Classy Newly Designer furnished in person at the community 10a.m. Builder. Below tax assmt. $65,000. or unfurnished. 2 bedroom. Fully HONDA REBEL 250 Motorcycle, 1999 30’ Riddick Exp. $54K insurance required. Please call 301- 1986 33’ Chris-Craft $24K to 5p.m. Monday through Friday, 395-7343.(5-30-2t) Hometown Realty, 804-240-0600. furnished to the knives and forks. 2008, black, 602 original miles. 7657 Meredith Dr., Gloucester, VA (1-12-tf) No smoking, no pets. Pool, washer/ Windshield, garage kept, like new. 1999 33’ Sea Ray Exp. $85K 2002 34’ Sea Ray Exp. $79K 23061.(6-6-1t) MIDDLE PENINSULA dryer. $1,250 month plus utilities. $2,200. 804-725-2183.(6-6-1t) REGIONAL SECURITY CENTER www.499Flat.com Flat Fee MLS Month to month or yearly. 804-512- JUST REDUCED C O M M U N I T Y N E W S PA P E R Listing Service. Save thousands TV ANTENNA, long range, over 20 1989 34’ Silverton $35,000 Director of Finance 9796.(6-6-tfRR) REPORTER: Write about and pho- The Middle Peninsula Regional when you sell with us! Investors channels in most areas, local news VISIT WEBSITE FOR MORE tograph life in the beautiful lower Realty of Virginia, 804-551-1816. LARGE WATERFRONT Property and weather. Digital high definition Tiffany Yachts Security Center is accepting appli- Northern Neck of Virginia. Duties cations for the position of Director (2-14-tf) in Wake. Great for large family. 20 picture. Amplifier included. New. www.tiffanyyachtsinc.com include coverage of government, acres, 4,800 square feet, 4 bed- $40. Call 804-815-9159.(6-6-4t) Call 804-453-3464 of Finance. This position will be civic events, sports and features. responsible for the operation of the rooms, 3 baths. $1,300. Call John, (6-6-1t) Journalism degree desired and For Rent 804-580-1232. www.rivahrental. regional jail’s fiscal areas of opera- 1999 SEA OX 20’, 225 Evinrude experience with Adobe InDesign tion such as accounting, purchas- com (5-16-tf) Yard Sales and Photoshop. Salary and ben- *OFFICE SPACES in Hartfield Busi- 2-stroke, refurb. trailer, garage kept. ing, human resources, budgeting LIKE NEW 2BR/1BA, Deltaville, $5,800. Randy 804-690-5040; Steve efits. Send resume to: fgaskins@ and planning. Bachelor’s degree ness District. Garage also available. COMMUNITY YARD SALE at Port RRecord.com or to Publisher, For more information call 804-776- W/D hookup, heat pump, no pets, Town Village, off Old Virginia St., 804-836-9369.(5-30-4t) with a concentration in accounting, no smoking. Yard work provided. Rappahannock Record, P.O. Box or any equivalent combination of 9799.(6-6-3t) Urbanna. Saturday, June 8, 8 to 1. 22FT. CHESAPEAKE, center con- 400, Kilmarnock, VA 22482.(6-6- Open kitchen/ dining/ living area. Something for everyone!! (6-6-1t) training and experience required. 2-BAY GARAGE, on Rt. 33, $800/mo.+sec. dep., credit report. sole, fiberglass, 150 Mercury motor. 2t) Applicants must be 21 years of age Deltaville. Call 804-758-2366 for 804-776-9760.(4-11-tf) ESTATE SALE: JUNE 8, 8a.m. Runs good. $4,000. 804-776-0258. and have a minimum of five (5) years (6-6-2t) COOK / DISHWASHER: Experi- details.(6-6-2t) to 4p.m.; JUNE 9, noon to 4p.m. enced Cook or Dishwasher desired related experience. Experience must MARINER’S POINT Waterfront 433 Morgans Branch Rd., Rt. 198, include knowledge of governmental 4-BEDROOM, 2-Bath, 2-story home Condo: Spacious 2bedroom, 2bath, ANTIQUE Johnson Seahorse out- for full-time work at Christchurch Dutton. Crystal, furniture, dolls, board, model M2DT10. Good condi- School. Must have at least one year accounting, financial controls, pay- in Water View, located in private vaulted ceiling, great-room w/fire- Christmas, Nascar, Easter, glass- roll, budgeting, accounts payable, community 1 mile from Water View place, furnished, upscale commu- tion with logos in-tack, on stand. Call professional cooking experience for ware, jewelry.(6-6-1t) after 6p.m. 804-758-4842.(6-6-2t) cooks. Background Check and Drug financial reporting, debt manage- Boat Landing. House has DW, nity, pool, tennis courts, covered ment, data processing, forecasting washer/dryer, Jacuzzi tub, fireplace, parking, deepwater boat slip avail- GIANT YARD/BAKE SALE: Multiple Screening required for employment. BOAT TRAILER: 1987 Load Rite, Please call 804-758-2306, x147 and financial administration is desir- hardwood floors, deck, sidewalks, able. $1,000/mo. 804-586-3368. vendors. Variety of items. Fairfields galvanized. $900. 804-832-0334. able. The salary range for this posi- paved driveway, in-ground pool (2-7-tf) United Methodist Church, Burgess, for information and application. (2-21-tf) (6-6-3t) tion is dependent on qualifications. great for entertaining. $1,000 per Rt. 360. Saturday, June 8, 8a.m. to This position will be open until filled. month. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. SMALL 1BR House near Hartfield. 2p.m. Info, Jim Holland, 804-580- WE ARE SELLING BOATS! Ches- Very private. $550 month plus utili- DAYCARE has an opening for a Interested persons shall submit a No pets. 2-car garage also available 4455.(6-6-1tRR) apeake Yacht Sales @ Deltaville two-day a week assistant for the resume and application, indicating for fee. Call 366-4490, leave name ties. Security deposit, references & Yachting Center, Virginia’s Dealer credit check required. 804-776- QC Indoor Flea Market, open Fri./ summer. 804-776-9836.(5-9-13t) experience and references to: & address for application, or email: for Catalina Yachts & Carolina Clas- Middle Peninsula [email protected] and request 6939.(6-6-4t) Sat. 8 to 4. Tables available by day/ sic Sportfishing Boats. Mainship & DEPENDABLE ADULTS with reli- week/month. Buy/sell treasures. Regional Security Center application. EHO. Credit/criminal TOWN OF URBANNA: 3 Office/ Albin Specialist. LARGE INVEN- able transportation needed to deliver Attention: report required. In future may con- Clean. Air conditioned. Route 3/198, TORY PREOWNED POWER & newspapers in Saluda, Mathews Commercial spaces available. Cobbs Creek, Mathews Co. 804- Superintendent Timothy P. Doss sider rent-to-own.(5-30-2t) 1500sf, 800sf and 300sf with store- SAIL. 804-776-9898. www.cysboat. and Gloucester. Text 757-813- P.O. Box 403 725-4055. Stop by!(5-30-13tRR) com WE TAKE TRADES & MAKE 1500 or email 1rdirmeyer@cox. CONVENIENT to Urbanna area. front. Rent single space, or multiple Saluda, VA 23149 with discount. Call 804-758-2037 or SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 8 to 12, 2 Point DEALS ON NEW BOATS!(3-15- net (6-6-4t) Visit: www.mprsc.org 2-bedroom, 2-bath single wide. $550 tfRR) month plus security deposit. Credit 804-694-7365.(5-19-tf) Cove Lane, Hardyville (take Wild DOCKMASTER / HANDYMAN for job description report. No pets, no smoking inside. Goose Rd. to Bay Country Estates, position available at Port Urbanna Questions may be addressed to: TWO-BEDROOM, 1-Bath Duplex in follow to end.) Nautical, household Superintendent Timothy P. Doss 804-832-2485.(5-30-2t) Saluda. $750 per month. Security Marine Services Marina, Urbanna, VA. Requires and much more. Too much to list. boating knowledge, positive public at: [email protected] DELTAVILLE MOBILE HOME LOT deposit required. No pets. For infor- (6-6-1t) 804-758-2338. mation call 804-758-4540. Washer MARINE SURVEYS. Peter W. image, basic maintenance skills. for rent across from Chesapeake Full-time or part-time. Send resume (6-6-3t) Cove Marina on Greens Cove Road. and dryer included.(6-6-tf) SET UP YOUR OWN YARD SALE at Schacht Co. 804-824-4102.(2-21- Hartfield Fire Dept. field every Sat- tf) to: [email protected] (5-23-tfRR) MIDDLESEX COUNTY 804-370-4237.(5-23-tf) WAREHOUSE SPACE in Urbanna, urday! Donation $5.00. Pay at Thrift DRIVERS: Experienced CDL-A or Economic Development DELTAVILLE: 1-BEDROOM APT. 3,600 sq.ft. or 900 sq.ft. Loading Store. Benefit H.V.F.D. (5-2-13t) OPEN DEEPWATER BOAT SLIPS, and Tourism Coordinator dock. Lease term negotiable. 804- Urbanna Creek, $980 to $1,200/ Recent Class-A grads. The Best Large open floor plan, fireplace, Pay, Equipment, Benefits & More! Middlesex County is seeking an private setting, first floor, waterfront 758-4477.(6-6-4t) URBANNA AUCTION CO: Auction year, water & electric included. energetic individual to serve as every other Thursday 6p.m. Preview Seasonal shallow slips, $360 per Roll with the best @ US Xpress: access. Small pet ok. Available July WATERFRONT, BROAD CREEK, 1-866-634-6170. (5-30-4t) Economic Development and Tour- 1. $740 mo. includes all utilities 4p.m. Furniture, antiques, collect- season. Call 804-758-2663 or 703- ism Coordinator. Great opportunity DELTAVILLE: Key West style cot- ibles, household. Call to consign 609-0744. (5-16-tf) and DirecTV. References, secu- tage on private cove. 1BR, 1 bath, GLOUCESTER HOUSE is in search for person to live and work in the rity deposit, lease. 301-573-5113. your items. www.auctionzip.com of an LPN who is compassionate heart of Virginia’s Chesapeake open floor plan living, dining and dealer #18047 for pictures. Urbanna, QUEENS CREEK MARINA: Home (6-6-4t) kitchen area, office, boat dock- to Sailboaters. Minutes to Fish- and dedicated to Hospice care in Bay Region. Qualified applicants 804-758-0909 or 804-296-5752. Mat- an assisted living setting. The ideal seeking either full-time or part-time GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE age. Central AC and heat. Max. 2 thew Elliott, VAAL#3760. Terry Smith, ing Bay. 7’ MLW. Open slips, new people. One small pet up to 15lbs. raised roof boat shed. Dock/electric candidate will have prior Hospice employment are encouraged to Townhome. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, VAAL#3762.(3-28-EOW) and Supervisory experience. Please apply. The person in this position is 1,400 square feet. Great community. OK with approval and pet deposit. upgraded. 804-240-8670 or email: $675/mo. plus deposit and refer- USED TOOL SALE. Saturday, June [email protected] (4-18-13t) forward resume to: Donna Finch, responsible for planning, directing Washer/dryer hook-ups. $1,150. VP of Nursing Services, at dfinch@ and coordinating economic develop- Call John, 804-580-1232. www. ences. 804-815-1453.(5-16-tfRR) 8, 8a.m. on Urbanna Road near Cooks Corner.(6-6-1t) commonwealthal.com (6-6-1t) ment programs within the County, rivahrental.com (5-16-tf) including all aspects of local tourism HEALTH & WELL-BEING DIREC- promotion. Work includes planning, TOR: FT some nights and weekends organizing and managing the Coun- at Northern Neck YMCA. Under the ty’s economic development and supervision of the Operations Direc- tourism programs, special events tor, and in harmony with the mission and related capital projects and and purpose of the established services. Develops and manages b u s i n e s s d i r e c t o r y policies and goals of the Peninsula content on the County’s Economic Metropolitan YMCA, the Health & Development and Tourism initiative Well-Being Director is responsible websites. Employee is responsible Got a service? Need customers? for developing and implementing for promoting attributes of the area, adult and youth health and wellness preparing reports and presentations Call (804) 758-2328 to get your directory listing in front of over 11,000 potential customers each week! programs, supervising all aspects concerning economic develop- of the Group Exercise program and ment activities, and maintaining activities for adults and Active Older a database of County resources. Septic Tanks Pumped, Drain Lines Adults. Bachelor’s degree in Hospitality and The Health and Well-Being Direc- and Distribution Boxes Cleaned Tourism Management Administra- tor is responsible for the overall tion, marketing, communications, daily operation of the wellness business administration or closely Carlton H. Brownley department, to include financial !54/ ',!33 2%0,!#%-%.4 s ROCK CHIP REPAIR related field and 1 to 3 years expe- Hartfield, VA 23071 growth, membership participation rience working in an economic Bryan McCauley Phone: Day - 776-9485 and growth and supervision of all development, tourism development, (804) 776-9487 Night - 776-6055 health and wellness programs, to marketing or communication posi- ensure that member needs and tion; or any equivalent combination satisfaction are a priority. 1) Must of training and experience that Harvey’s Tree Service be a minimum of 21 years of age. 2) provides the required knowledge, Licensed & Insured Must possess a degree in Physical skills and abilities. Requires com- Handyman Services Education, Recreation, allied health Tree Removal • Stump Grinding DRYWALL s DECKS s SHEDS s SIDING puter experience and proficiency related field, or equivalent experi- in Microsoft Word, Excel and desk- Lot Clearing • Demolition PAINTING-INTERIOR & EXTERIOR ence. 3) Must have a minimum of Driveways HONEY DO LIST s TRIM s GUTTERS top publishing software. Possess three years experience working in valid Virginia Driver’s License and (804) 695-4897 — c NO JOB TOO SMALL Health & Well-Being, with certifica- acceptable driving record. Salary (804) 776-7754 Call Merle - 804-815-0701 tion preferred in Group Exercise/ range for the position is $30,000.00 Strength Training. To view full job to $45,000.00. Applications or description and apply, visit: www. information may be obtained from peninsulaymca.org (6-6-2t) the County Administrator’s Office, PS Middlesex County, P.O. Box 428, Saluda, VA 23149; 804-758-4330, or 5PMM'SFF from the County’s web page: www. co.middlesex.va.us Applications due 4IPXSPPNCZ"QQPJOUNFOU Submit your by June 28, 2013. (5-23-3t) RNs and LPNs: Lancashire Conva- .BSZ#BMM3PBE Classified ad online! lescent and Rehabilitation Center -JWFMZ 7JSHJOJB has positions available on all shifts 1. Go to SSentinel.com for RNs and LPNs with strong 2. Click the Classifieds link clinical skills. Competitive salary ,OCALLY /WNED /PERATED BY and benefits with the opportunity for *ULIE AND !RTIE 2ANSOME 3. Click the Submit Ad button advancement. Contact Mary Beth 4. Fill out the form Allen, RN, Director of Nursing, at 6. Profit! 804-435-1684.(6-6-1tRR) June 6, 2013 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B5
Help Wanted Business Services Notices Johnson A world of service for your car & you. MINISTER OF MUSIC: Immanuel A/C, PLUMBING and ELECTRIC: NOTICE OF recognized Baptist Church in Saluda is seeking Call GRIFFIN AIR at 804-505-0AIR TRUSTEE’S SALE a full-time qualified Minister of Music (804-505-0247). No job too small. as national Auto/Marine machine to direct its music ministry. Applicant Servicing air conditioning, plumb- 88 Watling St, Urbanna, VA 23175 shop on premises must be a capable and committed ing and electric problems. Years of (Tax Map No. 20A-1-88) musician with a spiritual calling to experience. Get your AC cleaned 13 Watling St, Urbanna, VA 23175 honor student lead contemporary and traditional and serviced before summer!(5- (Tax Map No. 20A-1-89) gospel music for all musical groups 23-6t) 15 Watling St, Urbanna VA 23175 The United States Achieve- Follow Rt. 3 to Rt. 200 in White Stone of the church. Keyboard, organ and (Tax Map No. 20A-1-91) choral skills are required. Candidate ADDITIONS, RENOVATIONS, 0 Watling St, Urbanna, VA 23175 ment Academy (USAA) has Call 804-435-6660 with a relevant degree is preferred, decks, garages, 30 years experi- (Tax Map No. 20A-24-1B) announced that Dale Johnson of Open Monday thru Friday 7:30-5:30 however, candidates who demon- ence. Excellent local references. 0 Watling St, Urbanna, VA 23175 Hartfield has been recognized strate proficiency in the aforemen- Class A licensed and insured, EPA (Tax Map No. 20A-24-2A) for academic achievement as a tioned qualifications are encouraged Certified Renovator. Call George W. & Drop off Saturday 7:30-10:00 to apply. Send resume with a current Wagner, 804-240-2689.(4-4-13t) In execution of a Deed of Trust dated United States National Honor letter of recommendation to: Rev. AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE by January 11, 2007 and recorded Student Award winner. Calvin Rideau, Sr., P.O. Box 1139, Brandon Putney. Monthly, weekly, as Instrument Number 07101 (the Johnson, who attends St. Saluda, VA 23149. All applications bi-weekly, or as needed. Power “Deed of Trust”) in the Clerk’s Office Clare Walker Middle School, must be postmarked no later than washing, debris and leaf removal. (the “Clerk’s Office”) of the Circuit will appear in the United States July 31, 2013.(5-23-10t) Reasonable rates. Licensed and Court of Middlesex County, Virginia insured. 804-832-1797.(3-28-13t) (the “Circuit Court”), as assigned Achievement Academy’s Offi- MUSEUM MANAGER: Steamboat to RREF BB Acquisitions, LLC, cial Yearbook, which is pub- Era Museum (www. steamboatera- AFFORDABLE, DETAILED Home pursuant to a certain Assignment of lished nationally. museum.org) is accepting applica- Cleaning with experience and refer- Security Instrument recorded in the tions for leadership position of this ences. Call today for FREE estimate Clerk’s Office as Instrument Number “Recognizing and support- unique local museum. Responsible and I will beat any rate. Personal 120001502, and as further assigned ing our youth is more important for the daily operations of museum assistant available as well. 758- to RREF BB-VA PTI, LLC pursuant than ever before in America’s will include: welcoming the public, 4262.(4-4-13t) to an Assignment of Security Instru- history. Certainly, United managing museum events/gift ment recorded in the Clerk’s Office shop, supporting/attracting volun- BILLY’S LAWN CARE: Leaf raking, as Instrument Number 13000575, States Achievement Academy teers, enhancing museum mission, mulching, power washing, yard David W. Lannetti and/or Shalanda winners should be congratu- coordinating all vendor and main- clean-up, grasscutting. Painting and N. Franklin, the Substitute Trustees, lated and appreciated for their tenance contracts. Working under staining. 804-832-6937.(4-11-tf) either of whom may act solely, will direction of, and in collaboration dedication to excellence and COMPUTER PROFESSIONAL on June 28, 2013, at 11:00 a.m. at with, the Board of Directors, hours the Middlesex County Circuit Court, achievement,” said Dr. George are flexible according to needs of SERVICES: Virus spyware/ removal. Pictures/ data recovered. which is located at 73 Bowden Stevens, founder of the United museum. Tourist season Apr-Dec, Street, Saluda, Virginia 23149, offer States Achievement Academy. expectation is 30-hour work weeks. Home/ Office network installa- tion, hardware/software upgrades, for sale at public auction to the high- The USAA National Honor Qualifications: BA or equivalent est bidder the following properties work experience, knowledge of MS repairs. Nothing outsourced. Quick Student Awards provide honor turnaround. Call: 804-776-0885 with improvements thereon: Office, strong organizational, inter- All of those certain pieces or parcels students with many benefits personal, oral/written communica- Visit: www.deltavillecomputers.com (4-25-13t) of land together with all improve- and services and is a great trib- tion skills, incl. speaking to small and ments thereon, situated in the Town ute to a student’s dedication, large groups; energetic team player COUNTRY TIME LAWNCARE SER- of Urbanna, Middlesex County, able to multi-task. Salary based on VICES, LLC: Lawn maintenance Virginia, containing in the aggre- talent, and ability. qualifications, previous experience. services. Mulch, gravel, bush hog- gate 1.474 acres, more or less, and Johnson is the son of Maria Send resume to: mail.semuseum@ ging. Yard cleanup, leaf removal. being more particularly shown and and R.D. Johnson of Hartfield. gmail.com Resumes accepted until Warren Rainier and David Rainier. described as “1.42 +/- Acre”, “Parcel June 30, 2013.(6-6-4t) His grandparents are Becky Licensed, insured. 804-370-4019 or A-1, 0.024 Ac.” And “Parcel C-1, Lengua and the late Dr. Jose NEWSPAPER DELIVERY: Respon- 804-445-3513.(5-16-26t) 0.03 +/- Ac.” On a plat prepared by John T. Ward, L.S., dated April 5, Lengua of Urbanna, and sible adults with dependable trans- FOUR SEASON SERVICES: *Mulch portation needed for early morning 1989, a copy of which is of record Eric and Barbara Johnson of delivered and installed. *Large in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit delivery of the Daily Press and selection of locally grown trees. *Full Stormont. other publications in Saluda, Water Court, Middlesex County, Virginia, landscape services, Design, Install, in Plat Book 10, page 11. View, Hartfield and Deltaville. For Maintain. *Lawn irrigation installs immediate consideration contact This sale is subject to all restrictions, and repairs. *Insured. Contact us encumbrances, rights of way, condi- Rebecca Dirmeyer at 757-813-1500 for a free estimate, 804-832-4636 or [email protected] (6-6-5t) tions, easements, and mechanic’s USCG safe or [email protected] and materialmen’s liens, if any, SERVICE TECHNICIAN: Immedi- (6-6-4t) whether of record or not of record, ate opening. Primary focus on HANDYMAN SERVICE: Home to the extent any of the foregoing boating class small engine maintenance & repair. maintenance and repairs; drywall apply and take priority over the lien Familiarity with hand-held power and painting; siding; trim; decks; of the Deed of Trust. equipment a plus. Can-do positive sheds; roofing. 804-815-0701, Merle Deposit of ten percent (10%) of is Saturday attitude & flexibility required. Posi- Mayhue.(2-23-tf) the purchase price by certified or tion includes benefits and a positive cashier’s check shall be required, workplace serving the Northern HARVEY’S LAWN CARE SERVICE: except from Noteholder. The deposit, in Deltaville Neck & Middle Peninsula. Send GRASSCUTTING: Small yard $45; without interest, will be applied to the resume & references to midpen- medium $55; large $65. 804-758- purchase price at settlement. Settle- [email protected] (6-6-1t) 3858 or 804-445-5300.(3-21-13t) ment will be held on or before fifteen U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, (15) days after sale; TIME IS OF Flotilla 62, of Deltaville will YACHT BROKER: Dozier Yacht JUNK YARD DOGS: We haul junk! THE ESSENCE. Upon purchaser’s offer an About Boating Safety Sales, with two locations in Affordable rates. 804-758-4727. default, the deposit shall be forfeited (ABS) class at its USCG Aux- Deltaville and Urbanna, is seek- (4-11-tf) and the property shall be resold at ing an energetic, self motivated iliary Training Center, 83 Ball MASSARO BROS. SEAMLESS the risk and costs of the defaulting individual to focus on sales in the purchaser. The balance of the pur- Park Rd., Deltaville, Saturday, upper end power and sail market. GUTTERS: 5”/6” GUTTERS. Gutter covers. Clean-out and repair. Lowest chase price shall be paid in cash or June 8. The class will be from Successful candidate will have its equivalent. Settlement shall be proven sales experience, man- price. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and there will be Matt for FREE ESTIMATE, 804-480- at the law offices of Vandeventer MIDDLESEX COUNTY agement capabilities and in-depth Black LLP at 101 W. Main Street, a 45-minute break for lunch on knowledge of boats in the 35 to 0155 or matt@massarobrosseam- PLANNING COMMISSION lessgutters.com (4-4-13t) Suite 500, Norfolk, Virginia or other your own. 65 ft. range. We offer full support mutually agreed upon location. The Completions of either of this facilities with hauling, wet and dry PAINTING and HANDYMAN SER- property and any improvements display, marketing and staff assis- classes will enable a boater to VICES. Quality affordable work. thereon, if any, shall be sold in “as meet the Virginia requirements tance. Contact: Jack Dozier, 804- Free estimates. No job too small. is” condition without any warranties. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 815-1453. Email: jcd990@gmail. Call John, 804-580-1232.(5-16- The successful bidder shall assume for a boater safety course. com Visit us at: www.DozierYacht- tfRR) all loss or damage to the property The class is free of charge Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204 of Sales.com (5-16-tfRR) from and after the time of sale. Pur- PASSPORT PICTURES made and participants may purchase the Code of Virginia that a public hearing will be held by the chaser shall be responsible for all an ABS textbook to keep for Work Wanted while you wait! Please call to make costs of the conveyance, which shall Middlesex County Planning Commission on Thursday, an appointment, 804-758-2328, be by special warranty, and for pay- $20. June 13, 2013 at 7:00 PM to consider the following: Southside Sentinel, Urbanna.(tf) ment of all real estate taxes accruing MATURE, trustworthy and depend- Please call 301-741-3513 or on and after the date of sale. The email [email protected] able caregiver/nurse available for successful bidder is required to sign 1. Amendment #2013-001, initiated by Minnie K. Burch. full time private duty. Extensive Business Opportunity to reserve a seat. Walk-ins also a Memorandum of Sale incorporat- The Amendment is for approval of an Ordinance medical knowledge. 21 years expe- ing all the terms of sale, including are welcome. rience. Excellent references. Call ESTABLISHED TANNING SALON terms which are not included in this Amendment to allow a second principle residential 804-832-3281.(5-16-4tRR) with Gift Shop, in Deltaville on Rt. “Let the auxiliary members Notice. A copy of the Memorandum share their knowledge and structure under certain circumstances on a single parcel 33. 4 lay-down beds, 1 stand-up of Sale is available upon request bed, space available for spray tan- experiences, and ask questions of land exceeding fifty (50) acres in size by Special Wanted from the Substitute Trustee prior ning, salon services. Loyal clientele. to and at the sale. Written notice of and learn about the water and Exception in the Resource Husbandry Zoning District Recently lowered price. 804-776- this Trustee’s Sale has been sent safety requirements for boaters in accord with proposed Sections 6-4.4 and 6-5.6 of the BUYING OLDER CARS, small 8826.(5-23-4t) to the owner and any subordinate trucks that run, junk, unwanted and PWC (jet skis) operators.!“ Middlesex County Zoning Ordinance. WATERFRONT RESTAURANT for lienholders by certified mail in strict cars. $135 and up, CASH. No title. compliance with Section 55-59.1 of said a auxiliary spokesperson. Same day removal. General, high lease, Urbanna. 85 seats + water- side deck, boat dockage. Fully the Code of Virginia. The USCG Auxiliary is also 2. Special Exception 2013-007 submitted by Minnie performance repairs available. 804- David W. Lannetti offering Friends & Family 824-1718.(6-6-1t) equipped, ready to open. Very K. Burch. The request is dependent upon passage of favorable lease terms. 804-815- and Shalanda N. Franklin Classes. “All you need to do is HAS YOUR RIDING MOWER or 1453.(4-4-tfRR) Substitute Trustees gather up five or more of your Amendment 2013-001 and is for approval of a Special golf cart RETIRED? Lost its get up For more information contact: Exception to construct a second principle residential and go? You just want it taken away David W. Lannetti friends, family, neighbors, or free? Just call the Duck and he will Notices or Shalanda N. Franklin co-workers and we will provide structure, under circumstances as approved with the pick it up! 804-776-6951.(5-30-2t) 500 World Trade Center a private boater safety class for adopted text of Amendment 2013-001, on a single NOTICE OF OYSTER Norfolk, Virginia 23510 you at a location of your choice parcel of land exceeding fifty (50) acres in size in accord GROUND APPLICATION Telephone No. 757-446-8600 Want to Buy SHELL ISLAND SEAFOOD CO., (6-6-3t) or at our Deltaville Training with Sections 6-4.4 and 6-5.6 of the Middlesex County LLC, (2013095) has applied for Center,” Zoning Ordinance. The property for which the Special LARGE WALL UNIT. Call 804-695- approximately 100-+ acres of oyster The changes in Virginia law Exception is being sought consists of one parcel of 6830.(6-6-2t) planting ground in the Rappahannock requirements include as of July River near Punchbowl Point situated Visit 640 +/- acres and identified as Tax Map #s 14-2 and in Middlesex County and described 1, 2012, that all PWC operators 14-2B due to conservation easements. The property is Business Services age 14 and older must com- as follows: SSentinel.com addressed as 1392 Weeks Road in Water View, VA. North By: P.G.1; Elbourn PF19197 plete a boating safety course. *JOANN’S House Cleaning Service. Vacant for more news The next phase-in of the Edu- The property is in the Resource Husbandry (RH) Zoning Reasonable rates. 804-445-3527. East By: P.G.1; Elbourn PF19197 District and the Jamaica Magisterial District. (5-9-13t) South By: Vacant; cation Compliance Require- WaterView Pkg. Co., Inc. ment for all Virginia boaters, A ACTION Housecleaning by PF168087 Trivia: The T-shirt is 100 beginning July 1, 2013, is that 3. Special Exception 2013-006 submitted by David R. & Ronda Mae Dependable. 804-384- West By: Vacant 8744.(5-9-13t) years old this year. In 1913, the all motorboat operators ages Bonnie D. Wright R/S. The request is for approval of a Lat/Long: N37-44.2182 U.S. Navy issued a crew-neck, 40 and younger need to take A SPECIAL TOUCH: Karen’s Clean- W76-36.7582 Special Exception to construct a shed on an adjoining ing Service, home, office, new Send comments or concerns to: short-sleeve, white undershirt a boating safety course. No lot (Tax Map # 41-19-10) immediately across a right- construction. Competitive rates, Marine Resources Commission, to be worn under overalls to person under the age of 14 may of-way from the lot containing a principal building (Tax licensed and references available. Engineering/Surveying Department, conceal sailors’ chest hair. operate a PWC. 804-758-4705 or 804-512-9021. 2600 Washington Ave., 3rd Floor, Map # 41-17-5) in the Residential (R) Zoning District [email protected] (3-21-13t) Newport News, VA 23607. For more in accord with Section 15-24 of the Middlesex County specific application location informa- A STORYTIME DAYCARE: State tion call 757-247-2230. (5-16-4t) Zoning Ordinance. The property is in the Pinetop Licensed. USDA Certified. Open- Kilmarnock Business Opportunity Magisterial District. ings for children 2 weeks to 12 PUBLIC AUCTION SALE years. Also openings for evenings Bay Self Storage and overnight care. Meals included 5370 A Old Virginia Street 4. Special Exception 2013-008 submitted by William Mon.-Fri. 804-776-1014.(5-16-5t) Urbanna, VA 23175 FOR SALE JUNE 18, 2013 H. Garnett. The request is for approval of a Special B. ROY HENNIGAR, Painting con- at 10 a.m. PROFITABLE RETAIL OPERATION Exception to replace an existing manufactured home tractor serving Middlesex County for Unit E-10 with a manufactured home in the Village Community 30 yrs. Interior and exterior painting. Terms: Cash to include Free estimates. 804-776-6497. (6-6-1t) (VC) Zoning District subject to the established conditions (12-6-26t) Business Assets and Real Estate of Section 18-6 of the Middlesex County Zoning Ordinance. The property for which the Special Exception Publisher’s Notice Classified Rates is being sought consists 4.49 acres and identified as All real estate advertised herein is subject Tax Map # 38-44. The property is located on General to Virginia’s fair housing law which makes $6.00 minimum for up to 25 words, one All qualified parties are invited to direct week; 2 weeks $10.00; 3 weeks $15.00; 4 Puller Highway in Hartfield, Virginia in the Hartfield it illegal to advertise ‘any preference, limi- or more weeks $4.50 each week. Minimum tation or discrimination because of race, run for TFN ads, 4 weeks. 25 words or ‘CONFIDENTIAL’ inquiries to: Magisterial District. color, religion, national origin, sex, elderli- fewer, 13 successive weeks, $40.00. Ads ness, familial status or handicap, or inten- with 26 or more words, 24¢ each word. tion to make any such preference, limita- Custom classifieds $1.25 per line, mini- The public hearing will be held in the Boardroom of mum $11.25. $20.00 per week for yellow JOHN MECKE tion or discrimination.’ This newspaper highlighted ad. the Historic Courthouse, 865 General Puller Highway, will not knowingly accept advertising for Saluda, VA 23149. Copies of this application are available real estate that violates the fair housing 10% Discount for cash with order. No 804-577-0363 law. Our readers are hereby informed that refunds, no credit. No discount on credit for public inspection at the Department of Planning and card sales. [email protected] all dwellings advertised in this newspaper Community Development, Woodward Building – 2nd are available on an equal opportunity Classified Deadline: 12:00 noon PO Box 728, Irvington, VA 22480 basis. For more information or to file a Tuesdays. To place your ad, call 804- Floor, 877 General Puller Highway, Saluda, VA 23149, 758-2328, FAX 804-758-5896, email housing complaint, call the Virginia Fair telephone (804) 758-3382. All interested persons are [email protected], submit on Licensed by the Commonwealth of Virginia Housing Office at (804) 367-8530; toll- line at www.ssentinel.com or mail to: encouraged to submit written comments or attend the free call (888) 551-3247. For the hearing- Classifieds, Southside Sentinel, P.O. Box Select Properties of Virginia 549, Urbanna, Va. 23175. meeting to present their views on this application. impaired, call (804) 367-9753. E-mail 4503 Irvington Rd., Irvington, VA 22480 [email protected]. Web site: Corrections: Please check your ad the 05.30&06.06.13 www.fairhousing.vipnet.org first week to see that it is correct. B6 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • June 6, 2013 ymca news ':L G ,> :E MR #G< Celebrating Signup under way for -BG<>er 50 y ea ov rs adult basketball leagues
by Rebecca Panis touch on the games. Each team Program Director is required to always have two women on the court and The Middlesex Family that can include the same two Deltaville 3-BR, 4-BA Rappahannock At Bay 1.80 promon- YMCA is registering partici- women at all times. This is renovated log house... River 1.50 acres, tory captain’s home, pants and teams for the 2013 intended to keep the women of Bonus room, large 150' frontage... SAND barn, workshop, ga- porch, rear deck... BEACH... Septic system rage and apartment... adult coed basketball season. the teams involved and happy Many extras... Great installed... Sweeping 6' MLW... Pier, boat slip The season will run from June enough to want to play every location...... $199,500 views...... $495,000 and ramp...... $498,000 11 through August 1. week. Adult basketball is broken Both leagues are enjoyable into two leagues; the “A” to play in or to just come out league is a fast-paced, highly- and watch. The “A” league competitive and win-driven games will be on Thursday division. Having women on evenings of each week, with a team in the “A” league is games at 6 p.m., 7 p.m. and 8 LaGrange Creek optional but encouraged if p.m. The “B” league will play Handyman buy... Sturgeon Creek 2½ Topping 3 BR, 2 BA... they are on a competitive level on Tuesday evenings with the Fresh paint and car- BA, Bonus room... Hard- LR, Den, Sunroom, of basketball. This side of same time slots. All games will All in the family pet... 2 extra rooms for wd/carpet floors... Fire- possibly extra build- the adult basketball program be held at the St. Clare Walker guests... Outbuildings place... 2-car garage... ing site... Access to requires skill, clean play and Middle School gymnasium in Three generations of Hall ladies participated in the Susan with electric.....$149,000 Pier, boatlift....$497,500 creek...... $156,000 good sportsmanship. Come Locust Hill. Komen Race for the Cure on May 11. The team of Caroline ready to play hard! For more information, con- Hall, Marcie Soucek, Claudia Hall Soucek, Lillie Hall and The “B” league is com- tact the Y at 776-8846. We Leslie Hall raised around $1,800 for the fight against breast petitive but has more of a fun hope to see you on the court! cancer.
Basketball Holly Brook Farm Whites Creek Ex- Urbanna Creek 1.4 5 acres, 3 pastures, pansive views of acre point... Deep wa- camp offered pen, arena... New barn, Chesapeake Bay! 3-BR, ter, pier, rip-rapped tack room, hay loft, 2-BA cottage with at- shore... Home with full Gloucester Parks, Recreation concrete aisle... Nice tached garage... Sand basement... Sold as and Tourism (PR&T) will host home...... $299,950 beach...... $379,500 is...... $379,000 a basketball camp for ages 6-9 as of September 30, 2013. The camp will be directed by PR&T coaches. Participants will learn and refine basic skills. Team comcepts and some rules will be taught. The camp will be held Piankatank Access Meachim Creek At- Shacklefords Area Monday through Friday June Kitchen with oak cabi- tached 2-car garage... English basement... nets... Laminate floors... Deep water harbor... Vaulted ceilings... Pine 17-21 from 8:15-9:45 a.m. in FP, porch and deck... Vinyl bulkhead... L- floors, barn and garage/ the Botetourt Gym. The fee is Tool shed...... $179,500 shaped pier, boat- shop withheat/air... On $25 and the deadline to register house...... $379,500 104 acres...... $625,000 is June 7. For more informa- tion, call 693-2355 or email Middlesex Head Start graduates line the stage as proud parents look on during the May [email protected]. For more information on any of our listings, please call Mason Realty fi rst 30 ceremony. :EE HK >F:BE ?HK ?K>> *KHI>KMR KH
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Deltaville Boatyard has this significant background and ISABELL K. HORSLEY become a certified Yacht Con- knowledge base, our techni- troller sales and service center. cians are qualified to install and REAL ESTATE, LTD. Yacht Controller has created service this unique, and excit- innovative wireless, remote ing, equipment,” said Deltaville www.HorsleyRealEstate.com control systems that allow boats Boatyard owner Keith Ruse. to be docked without being at ABYC technicians recently the helm. The newest model, installed a Dual Band Yacht Just Listed! Dual Band, allows for vessels Controller model on a 53’ to move forward, reverse, and Krogan Express. With the lateral. The system works with successful installation of this bow thruster, stern thruster, model and demonstration of port and starboard engines, and their extensive knowledge base, anchor winch—all completely Yacht Controller Systems has through a small handheld designated Deltaville Boatyard Meachim Creek… quick Rappahannock access remote. Dual Band is intricate an Authorized Sales and Ser- 150' Waterfront • Covered Dock • Multiple Lifts and requires specialized knowl- vice Center. C. Dwight Clarke Douglas F. Jenkins Beautifully maintained brick home, 3 BRs, 2 baths, upgraded edge of engine, electrical, and To see photographs and more kitchen, attached double garage, spacious deck. $449,000 other systems. information on Deltaville Boat- Yacht Controller systems yard’s installation of the Dual Bay Banks welcomes new integrate directly into the ves- Band model, visit www.del- Just Listed! sel’s specific equipment; there- tavilleboatyard.com and view board member, vice president The Coves at Wilton Creek fore, it does not bypass the the “Current Projects” page. Deeded 6' MLW Boat Slip safety features or cause inter- For more information on Yacht Bay Banks of Virginia Inc. residential, consumer and com- End unit Condo ference. Technicians must be Controller systems, please visit (OTCBB: BAYK), holding mercial. knowledgeable in all systems www.yachtcontroller.com. company for Bank of Lancaster He also has been the retail Fabulous community amenities! on each particular vessel and Deltaville Boatyard is an and Bay Trust Company, held delivery administrator with $339,000 how they interact in order to ABYC certified boatyard for its annual stockholders meet- leadership of the bank’s nine successfully utilize the Yacht repair, maintenance, and other ing on May 20 at the compa- branch offices and retail deliv- Controller System. service located on Jackson ny’s corporate headquarters in ery team. In December of 2012, Deltaville Boatyard tech- Creek in Deltaville, the boating Kilmarnock. Jenkins was elected by the bank Rappahannock River Deltaville $178,000 nicians are ABYC certified capital of the Chesapeake. For Bay Banks president and board to the office of executive Waterfront lot, incredible views to Bay! Well & septic installed. in addition to having direct additional information visit the CEO Randal R. Greene vice president; and as a part of vendor certifications. “With website or call 776-8900. reported that C. Dwight Clarke an internal restructuring, Jen- was elected to the Bay Banks kins recently gave up day-to- Dogwood Glen Board of Directors at the meet- day responsibility for retail and +8 acres, private, wooded ing. Clarke replaces Robert C. assumed the role of the bank’s +1900 sq. ft. Rancher Montessori School to offer bus Berry Jr., who retired from the chief lending officer. 3 BRs, 2 1/ baths board effective the same date. Prior to joining Bank of 2 service to Middlesex, Mathews Also at the meeting, Robert Lancaster, Jenkins was vice $199,000 F. Hurliman and Elizabeth H. president and client manager Licensed dog kennel facilities… great business opportunity! In an effort to make the ben- drive is just prohibitive,” said Crowther were re-elected to for the Financial Institutions efits of a Montessori education Suzanne Moughon, academic the Bay Banks Board. Clarke, Group of SunTrust Bank in more accessible to families head of school. “We want fami- Hurliman and Crowther will Richmond. Jenkins has 28 in the Middle Peninsula, the lies, especially working fami- each serve a three-year term. years of banking experience, Northern Neck Montessori lies, to be able to take advantage Greene also reported that having started his banking School has announced it will of all we have to offer.” Douglas F. Jenkins was recently career with United Virginia offer bus service for the 2013- Founded in 2008, the North- elected by the Bay Banks Board Bank in 1985. 14 academic year. ern Neck Montessori School to serve as vice president of A native of Westmoreland The bus will make one trip is an independent, secular Bay Banks of Virginia. County, Jenkins graduated each day, beginning in Mathews school for children ages 2½ to Clarke has been a director from Washington & Lee High County at 7:15 a.m. and stop- 9. It offers small class sizes, a of Bank of Lancaster since School in 1978. In l982, he River Bank Ranch Deltaville Area ping in Middlesex County at low student-teacher ratio, and April 2007. He also served received his BS degree in +120' on the Rappahannock 6' MLW +1 Acre 7:45 a.m. before arriving in a unique, self-directed style of as a member of the Bank’s finance from the University of Brick rancher with Tudor touches. 2 Fireplaces, 3 BRs, 1 Kilmarnock for the start of the instruction that is focused on Lancaster/Middlesex Commu- Virginia’s McIntire School of 2 /2 baths. Adjacent waterfront lot available. $486,259 school day. the individual child, allowing nity Board prior to joining the Commerce. In the afternoon, the bus students to progress at their own bank’s board. Active in his community will reverse course, leaving pace. Clarke received his BS and his industry, Jenkins says Hartfield 102 Acres! Long road frontage Kilmarnock at 3:30 p.m., with Families interested in learn- degree in accounting in 1985 he feels extremely fortunate to Mostly open. Zoned LDR – great potential. $650,000 stops at 4 p.m. in Middlesex and ing more about the Northern from Virginia Tech. He is a work for an organization that 4:30 p.m. in Mathews. Neck Montessori School are partner and certified public promotes community involve- “We often talk to families in invited to call 435-3503 and accountant of Dehnert, Clarke ment. He is a member and Mathews and Middlesex who schedule a visit. Bus slots are & Co., P.C., an accounting past president of the Warsaw are interested in Montessori and being offered on a first-come, firm in Irvington. He has been Rotary Club. He is a deacon might want to send their chil- first-served basis, with a cap of associated with the firm since and trustee of Menokin Baptist dren to us, but in the end the 15. l985 and a partner since June Church in Warsaw. He is also a 1990. Clarke is a member of past board member of the Rich- the American Institute of CPAs mond/Westmoreland Habitat and the Virginia Society of for Humanity and a past direc- CPAs. tor of the Virginia Association Urbanna Creek 4' MLW Pier Boat Lift Active in his community, of Community Banks. Spacious comtemporary, living/dining room, family/game Clarke is a member and past Jenkins and his wife Aime room, 3 BRs, 2 Baths. Great decks & porches. Attached garage. president and treasurer of the reside in Warsaw. They have a "Crab Shack" waterside entertainment building. $545,000 Kilmarnock-Irvington-White daughter, Afton, who is a grad- Stone Rotary Club; and he is uate of the University of Mary a board member and treasurer Washington and now works 776-9297 758-2430 of The Tidewater Foundation. and resides in Fredericksburg. Deltaville, VA 23043 Urbanna, VA 23175 He is a past board member and In making these announce- Neena Rodgers 436-2326 Katie Horsley Dew 436-6256 treasurer for both the Lancaster ments, Greene stated, “We Debbie Rowzee 724-1312 Lee Chewning 758-4661 County Chamber of Commerce wish to thank Bob Berry for Peggy O'Neill 436-5185 Ron Courtney 514-5475 Mattaponi River - Beautiful home only one mile off Rt. and the Lancaster County his years of service. Bob joined Jerry Salmon 824-8782 Sandra Sturgill 651-6449 33 in King & Queen, 2.75 acres with 383’ of river front- Community Library. He is a the Bay Banks Board in May Alana Courtney 514-4225 Chris Riddick 832-4578 Suzanne C. Chewning 436-4618 Nelson Horsley, Jr. 435-0773 age, covered pier with three lifts, 3,100 sq. ft. living area, 3 member of Grace Episcopal of 2004, and he has brought Church in Kilmarnock. valuable counsel to our orga- BR, 4 1/2 baths, 4 car garage with finished room over garage. Clarke and his wife Cindy nization. Bob will continue www.unitedcountry.com/shacklefordsva for photos. $595,000 reside in White Stone with to serve on the Board of Bay their three children: William, Trust Company. 14; Rachel, 11; and Harris, 9. “We are pleased to welcome Jenkins joined the bank in Dwight Clarke to the Holding April 2006 and is currently Company Board. Dwight is a serving as executive vice presi- director of our bank’s board, dent and chief lending officer. and we now look forward to During his tenure, Jenkins has his guidance and valuable been the senior lending officer contributions to both the bank responsible for supervising all and Bay Banks Boards,” said lending areas of the bank— Greene.
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She Faith Builders Baptist Benny Kelly as the guest at 6:30 p.m. on Thursdays; and was a retired school teacher, speaker. “The Mighty Echoes a health workshop at 6:30 p.m. On Sunday, June 9, at 10 devoted wife, mother and Church will have a service on a.m. Immanuel Baptist Church Saturday, June 8, at 4 p.m. at of Joy” will render the music. on the first Tuesday of each grandmother. She also was a Lebanon is at 11821 Tide- month. in Saluda will celebrate St. graduate of West Point High Freeshade Community Center, John Day with Larry D. Chris- School Class of 1959 and a 1544 Regent Road, Syringa. tian, the Most Worshipper Past graduate of Catawba College Co-pastor Janel Pleasant will Grand Master of the Free and Class of 1963. deliver the sermon and the ‘Explorers’ to lead discussion Accepted Masons of Virginia Marty was predeceased by Faith Walkers Praise Team will Grand Lodge Inc., as the guest her first husband, Richard B. minister through music. The On Sunday, June 9, Hank been afraid to voice for fear of speaker. The public is invited. Brill, and is survived by her dress is casual. There will be Stupi will speak at the Unitar- being thought a heretic.” husband, Robert G. Hancock; no services on Sunday. ian Universalist Fellowship of The Explorers, a small group daughters, Korte B. Williams the Rappahannock (UUFR). of progressive Christians who Make-A-Way (Michael), and Stephenie B. His talk is titled “Living The meet at Lower United Method- Questions.” Harriett G. Mattox Self (Roy); a brother, John Make-A-Way ist Church, have created such plans prayer Hasty (Pat); grandchildren, “People know that at its core, an environment and will dis- Harriett Gardner Mattox, 91, Bridgette, Jacob, Hannah and to celebrate Christianity has something cuss their latest study, “Living of Richmond died on Friday, Amber; five stepsons; eleven good to offer humanity,” said The Questions,” an exploration breakfast May 31, 2013. She was born step-grandchildren; several Men’s Day Stupi. “At the same time, many of the future of Christianity Make-A-Way and Deliv- to the late Thomas and Hattie nieces and nephews; and spe- have a sense that they are alone and what a meaningful faith erance Full Gospel Baptist Gardner of Littleton, N.C., on cial friends, Wes and Patricia The Make-A-Way and in being a ‘thinking’ Christian can look like in today’s world. Church in Remlik will hold its December 28, 1921. Hade, and their daughters, Deliverance Full Gospel Bap- and that ‘salvaging’ Christian- The UUFR meets every first Men and Women Prayer Harriett was a member of the Sarah and Rebekah. tist Church family will host ity is a hopeless task. What is Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at 366 Breakfast and its 12th annual National Association of Rail- Graveside funeral ser- its 12th annual Men’s Day on needed is a safe environment James Wharf Road in White Men of Faith Prayer Breakfast way Business Women, and past vices were held Monday in Sunday, June 9, at 3 p.m. at the where people have permission Stone. Coffee and conversation on Saturday, June 8, at 9 a.m. member of Broaddus Memo- Christ Church Cemetery, church in Remlik. to ask the questions they’ve will follow the service. All are The theme will be “Men and rial Baptist Church, Monument Christchurch. In lieu of flowers, Apostle Steven Forrest, and always wanted to ask, but have welcome. Women Walking by Faith.” Heights Baptist Church, and memorial gifts may be made to the choir and New Creation Evangelist John Pretlow from Urbanna Baptist Church. She the American Cancer Society, Ministries of Cobbs Creek Spring Hill to Rev. Smith to be Hampton will be the guest was a volunteer teacher’s aide 4240 Park Place Court, Glen will render the service. All are minister. at St. Clare Walker Middle Allen, VA 23060. Arrange- invited. honor graduates guest evangelist Bring old and new toys. School and worked as a clerk ments by Bristow-Faulkner There will be a cookout and with the Department of Agri- Funeral Home & Cremation Spring Hill Baptist Church The Rev. Russell Smith will games at 11:30 a.m. For more culture. Her grandfather was Service, Saluda. SRBA board in Cobbs Creek will honor be the evangelist for a revival information, call 758-4480. the founder of Gardner’s Bap- graduate Ryan Deagle during on Saturday, June 8, at 7 p.m. tist Church in Macon, N.C. meets Saturday its 11 a.m. worship hour on with George Townes leading music. He is pastor of Mace- Women’s Day Harriett was preceded in Evelyn E. Walden The next meeting for the Sunday, June 9. A luncheon in death by her parents; her his honor will be given after the donia Baptist Church, Center Southside Rappahannock Bap- Cross. due Sunday beloved husband, Carroll Left- Evelyn Eriksen Walden, 78, tist Association (SRBA) and its morning service. “Obedience wich Martin; her brothers, of Deltaville died Wednesday, To The Spirit!” (Eph. 4:30) is On Sunday, June 9, at 3 The Women’s Ministry of Allied Bodies Board will be p.m. the Rev. Dr. Griselda Angel Visit Baptist Church of John M. Gardner and Thomas May 29, 2013. Saturday, June 8, at 10 a.m. at the sermon topic. H. Gardner and wife Alma; She was the widow of Leon Spring Hill offers senior Bayton, pastor of Trinity Bap- Dunnsville will hold its annual Union Shiloh Baptist Church tist Church, Center Cross, will observance of Women’s Day on her sister, Margret “Maggie” O. Walden. She is survived by in Laneview where Rev. Fred- exercise classes led by Colanne Mitchell and husband Otis her children, Cindy W. Focht- Bunting every Wednesday at be the preacher for the church Sunday, June 9, at 10 a.m. erick Young is pastor. The anniversary, accompanied by The preacher for the worship Cling Mitchell; and nieces, mann (Tim) and Danny N. SRBA Board consists of all the church at 10 a.m. All are Margret “Peggy” M. Licht and Walden (Laurie); seven grand- welcome. her choir, ushers, officers and service will be the Rev. Leslie officers of SRBA and its Allied members. Stevens, associate minister of Regina G. Prout. children; and six great-grand- Bodies who were installed at She is survived by her sons, children. Grace Church is at 604 How- New Bethel Baptist Church in the Annual Session in July Union Shiloh erton Road on Route 684. Durham, N.C. Carroll Leftwich Martin Jr. and A memorial service will be 2012. wife Jane of Charles City, and held at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 9, The Women’s Ministry will Ushers Ministry Charles “Chuck” Mattox III and in Bristow-Faulkner Funeral start its meeting at 8:30 a.m. wife Beverly of Martinsburg, Home & Cremation Service, before the parent body, which to celebrate “Women in today’s world” W.Va.; stepdaughter, Laura Saluda. In lieu of flowers, starts promptly at 10 a.m. M. Bryant of Crocker; three memorial gifts may be made “Please join us even if The Ushers Ministry of is the topic of this week’s grandchildren, Carroll Left- to the Middlesex Volunteer you are not an official board Union Shiloh Baptist Church wich Martin III and wife Cyn- Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 98, member, but serve in one of at Laneview will celebrate its Christian Science Sentinel Program thia of Virginia Beach, Charles Deltaville, VA 23043. the 35 member churches,” said anniversary on Sunday, June Thomas Martin of Henrico, and Now airing on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. SRBA moderator Percy E. Pol- 9, at 4 p.m. The musical guest Tune in Sunday, June 9, on WKWI Bay 101.7 FM Amy Marie Fary of Crocker; Visit lard Sr. “All pastors and minis- will be the “Hearts of Joy.” All two great-grandchildren, Car- ters are encouraged to attend.” are welcome to attend. www.NNChristianScience.org roll Leftwich Martin IV and SSentinel.com Christopher Clay Martin, both of Virginia Beach; nieces, Linda G. Cullinan and chil- dren Mike, Brad, and Doug, Pamela P. Mitchell and Patricia M. Jordan, and Donna G. Wil- liams and sons Tom and Rob; nephews, Thomas O. Mitchell and John T. Gardner; grand- nephews, Thomas Licht and Peter Prout; and grandniece, Maggie Carson. A graveside service was held Wednesday at Oakwood Cem- etery. Services by Woody Funeral Home, 1771 N. Parham Rd., Richmond. Condolences may be left at www.woodyfuneral- homeparham.com.
Mary Owen Smith Mary Owen Smith was born November 27, 1922 in Middlesex County. She passed away Thursday, May 30, 2013 in Philadelphia, Pa. She was one of six children of the late John Barnes Smith and Mary Jackson Smith. Three of her sisters, Minnie Ward, Lucy A. Smith and Consuella Worley, and her only brother, John A. Smith, preceded her in death. She leaves to cherish her memory her sister, Alice Seay; nieces, Janet S. Weldon and Cheryl S. Fassett; nephew, Joel Seay and his wife Cherlynne Seay; great nieces, Tamara Glover and her husband Duane Glover, Taraya Fassett, Joey M. Seay, Sheri Cobb and Shante Seay; great nephews, Joel C. Seay and Cecil Mitchell; and a host of nieces, nephews, cous- ins and friends. The funeral service will be 1 p.m. Saturday, June 8, at Cal- vary Baptist Church, Saluda. The viewing will be from noon-1 p.m. Saturday at the church. Service of comfort by J.K. Redmond Funeral Home.
NAMI to hold pot-luck dinner The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), Mid- Tidewater Chapter, will hold a pot-luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, June 17, at Urbanna Baptist Church.