Circulation 13,000 January 8, 2010 Free Gordy, Hart, Take Helm in Accomack By Linda Cicoira District 7 Representative Laura Belle Gordy will serve as chairwoman of the Accomack County Board of Supervisors in 2010. Her peers unanimously select- ed her at the panel’s organizational meeting Wednes- day night. “Thank you, all my colleagues,” Gordy said. “I prom- ise to do my very best. I feel with your cooperation, we will have a very successful year.” She said “communica- tion” is the key.“I don’t want us to have any secrets and everyone to be equally informed … we are all equal.” Gordy also announced that Rev. Donald Broad of Melfa will return as parliamentarian in 2010. In a 6-3 vote, the supervisors chose District 8’s Donald Hart to serve as vice chairman. Last year’s chairman, Steve Mallette, and Supervisors Ron Wolff and Phil Mc- Caleb were opposed. Supporting his nomination were Su- pervisors Gordy, Grayson Chesser, Jack Gray, Sandy Hart Mears and Wanda Thornton. Hart also voted in favor. Photo by Linda Cicoira After the meeting, Mallette said he thought Hart Skydriver This pelican, who appeared a bit under the weather, wouldn’t have time to get the job done because of his found the appropriate handicap spot to rest after window-shopping at Four regular job obligations. Wolff complained that Hart has Corner Plaza in Onley this week. The young bird, who apparently was shopping for warmer temperatures and a sale on fish, was last seen flying south. (Continued on Page 2) State Money Woes Spell Trouble for Local Counties

By Linda Cicoira “There are about $110,000 in cuts to the an- “It’s a train wreck ready to happen,” said Su- Officials in Accomack and Northampton ticipated revenues … to retirement and group pervisor Steve Mallette. counties are bracing to balance the county’s fis- life expense reimbursements … and a one-day Northampton county faces similar revenue cal 2010-11 budget, anticipating millions less furlough for all constitutional officers,” Miner issues. in state money than is usually available. continued. A preliminary study of Gov. Kaine’s budget While outgoing Gov. Timothy M. Kaine’s Cuts to the Sheriff’s Office in the Kaine plan for Northampton shows “a total reduction of budget proposal significantly tightens the total $636,288 and include loss of funding for state aid … of $1,245,506,” according to County state’s money belt, Accomack Administrator seven officers, Miner added. The per diem rate Administrator Katie H. Nunez. Steve Miner warned the Board of Supervisors on prisoners would go from $8 to $4 a day. The loss of retirement and group life insur- (in a memo he sent them in late December) that Under Kaine’s budget, the Treasurer’s Office ance premiums (in the General Fund) for con- Gov.-Elect Bob McDonnell’s plan would be even would lose $78,335, including “elimination of re- stitutional officers and their employees totals more devastating. tirement and group life” and “all salary reim- $106,502, plus a “state imposed one day fur- “If the state has to find another two billion to bursement,” except for Treasurer Dana Bundick. lough for all constitutional officers and their cut from its budget without a tax increase,” Similar straits are expected for Commissioner of employees: $5,852 (savings to the state).” Miner wrote, “prepare for much worse.” the Revenue Leslie Savage’s office. Total loss In the Regional Jail Fund, the threatened re- Noting that County Finance Director Mike there is estimated at more than $57,800. tirement and group life insurance premiums Mason went over Kaine’s proposal and found The offices of Commonwealth’s Attorney Gary for constitutional officers and their employees that the Accomack school system is “scheduled R. Agar and Clerk of Court Samuel Cooper also totals nearly $155,000. The furlough shows a to receive some $3 million less from the state,” would lose retirement and group life. Agar’s of- $6,727 in savings to the state. A reduction in Miner explained, “That is roughly 10 percent of fice would see a 5 percent across-the-board re- per diem funding of 5 percent saves $5,358. their overall budget. It appears that all the duction, for a total loss of $44,604. Kaine’s plan With respect to Northampton’s School Oper- stimulus money was spent this year, with none for the Clerk’s Office includes a 17 percent ating Fund, “even with the use of additional left over for next.” across-the-board cut, for a total of $71,688. (Continued on Page 7) 2 • EASTERN SHORE POST • JANUARY 8, 2010

~Supervisors~ (Continued From Front Page) never voted in favor of a budget. Building in Accomac. They will re- Gordy gave Hart a wrapped gift cess from 7 to 7:30 p.m. to eat sup- and read aloud a poem that Sheila per and will continue to hold pub- Goodman, a county employee, lic hearings at 7:30 p.m. Work ses- wrote about him. It said Hart has sions will be conducted quarterly, been on the board since 1979, had also in chambers. served as chairman three times Public participation will be of- and vice chairman four times and fered at the regular meetings. In just finished a stint as president of the past, each speaker was given the Virginia Association of Coun- three minutes to have his or her ties. He had previously served as say. Gray said that is not enough that panel’s secretary-treasurer time and moved that the limit be and vice president. increased to four minutes, with no The poem ended, one able to come back later. That “Well Donald, you’ve done motion passed 7-2, with Wolff and this job quite well. McCaleb opposed. Wolff was Remain humble, remain against the extra time during pub- faithful, and don’t let the head lic hearings when large numbers Photo by Linda Cicoira swell. of people want to speak. Laura Belle Gordy will serve as chairwoman and Donald Hart Job well done, the honor is The supervisors also agreed to will serve as vice chairman during this year’s term of the well deserved give $40,000 to the Treasurer’s Of- Accomack County Board of Supervisors. For you have been true to the fice to help defray the costs of col- Eastern Shore and the people lecting delinquent personal prop- you serve.” erty taxes. Those who do not pay Organizing for a new year, the will not have their car registra- supervisors set their meetings to tions renewed in the future. Fi- begin at 5 p.m. on the third nance Director Mike Mason said Wednesday of each month in about $300,000 would be lost chambers in the Administration without the move. PERDUE FARMS ACCOMAC, VA JOB FAIR $4.99/30-day H&H Pharmacy $12.99/90-day Saturday, January 9th • 8:00am to 12:00pm •Chincoteague Virginia Employment Commission Island Come to the Perdue Farms job fair at the Virginia Employment Commission for an interview on Saturday, January 9th, 2010 from 8:00am to 12:00pm. •Oak Hall If you’re looking for a challenging career opportunity with potential, consider us. Perdue Farms has positions available at our Processing Plants for Day Shifts and Nights Shifts. We look forward to meeting you and discussing potential employment opportunities. Perdue offers: competitive pay, medical, dental and vision; life and disability insurance; 401(k) with company-paid match; convenient access to primary health care through our on-site Wellness Centers; and paid vacation and holiday time. www.perdue.comwww.perdue.com

Perdue is an Equal Opportunity Employer www.ShoreBank.com JANUARY 8, 2010 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 3 Northampton Planners Consider Variety of Requests By Ron West on the south edge of the hamlet, is son noted that his company had (Kabler voting against), to recom- Proposed zoning changes to the seeking to have his property re- been working for over a year to ob- mend that the Board of Supervi- small hamlet of Bridgetown zoned as agricultural so he can tain approval to begin construc- sors rezone the property to Town brought about a prolonged discus- house farm animals. But a group of tion. Johnson said the zoning Edge- Commercial General, which sion by the Northampton County citizens who live in or near the changes made by the county pre- would give a green light for the ho- Planning Commission and mem- hamlet and attend Shorter’s vented construction of the hotel, tel to move forward. bers of the public during their first Chapel, which is located in which otherwise could have been The Planning Commission meeting of the new year. Bridgetown, oppose the rezoning, up and running in 2010. agreed to support a request by the In late 2009, the Planning Com- charging that it could result in un- Commissioner Dave Kabler Board of Supervisors to make a mission and Board of Supervisors wanted farming practices near the stated that placement of the hotel zoning map amendment regarding hammered out a new Comprehen- church and restrictions should the along Lankford Highway would be property owned by Charles and Jean sive Plan and what amounted to a church need to expand or rebuild. contrary to the county Comprehen- Ames. The Ames property, located new zoning ordinance. Bridge- Following nearly an hour of dis- sive Plan, which discourages com- near the south end of Exmore at town, which has two churches and cussion, the Planning Commission mercial growth except in or around 11420 Oakland Dr., had been zoned fewer than a dozen homes, and is moved to table the issue until addi- towns. Kabler questioned why the industrial for a number of years, but surrounded by farmland, was des- tional information can be obtained. hotel was not being placed in a was rezoned as Town Edge, which ignated as a hamlet. As such, the County Planner Sandra Benson town such as Cape Charles. Pre- would have prevented the Ameses residents are restricted from rais- gave a preliminary briefing on a liminary figures show that the ho- from continuing their business. ing farm animals without seeking request to rezone property near tel would have 25 employees and In other matters, the Planning a minor special use permit. Cheriton for the location of a new could bring over $200,000 in taxes Commission voted not to support a Property owner David Head, Hampton Inn. Speaking for Har- and fees to the county annually. request by David Griffith to con- who owns approximately 12 acres mony Investments, Brooks John- The commissioners voted 6-1 struct an icehouse for the sale of ice along Lankford Highway near the Cape Charles traffic signal. Bay Creek Will Use Treated Wastewater from Cape Charles The commissioners sited issues of By Ron West poured this month. If all goes as in Cape Charles, Panek and Arcos traffic and parking on the parcel. The Town of Cape Charles has planned, the new facility will open both expressed hope that it might be- In a final action of the evening, moved forward with its plan to in 2011. come part of a regional system that Martina Coker was elected vice help eliminate harmful discharge The town has been under an or- could expand to outlying areas of the chairwoman of the Planning Com- into the Chesapeake Bay. der from the state to reduce the county and possibly to Cheriton, mission for 2010. Town Consultant Bob Panek amount of nitrates and phosphates should that town be interested. and Town Manager Heather Arcos discharged into the Chesapeake Bay. have announced the successful ne- While the sticker price for the Jaxon’s & gotiation of an agreement between new facility comes in at approxi- First Baby of 2010 Jaxon’s Hardware the Town of Cape Charles and Bay mately $19 million, the town has The first baby born in 2010 at Creek. The agreement will enable been awarded grants and stimulus Riverside Shore Memorial Hospi- treated water from the new waste- funds totaling about $14 million. tal was Brycen Jeremiah Joseph, Large Selection water treatment facility that is un- Panek indicated that there is a born at 12:18 a.m. Jan. 1 to Ruth der construction to be used by Bay chance that additional funds might Joseph of Nassawadox. of Winter Clothing Creek for irrigation. By making be forthcoming, thus reducing the A healthy baby boy weighing 6 use of the treated wastewater, Bay outstanding debt even more. As a pounds, 12 ounces and measuring 1 Now 20% Off Creek will keep treated water from bonus, Panek noted that the State 19 ⁄2 inches in length, Brycen went entering the bay and reduce its de- Water Control Board has approved home with his mom on Jan. 3. mand on fresh water from the an application for a zero-interest 665-5967 • 665-5023 Prices Effective 800-772-5023 Yorktown Aquifer. loan to finance the balance of the Mon, Jan. 11 According to Panek, the plant is project. thru Sunday, on schedule and concrete will be While the new facility will be built Jan. 17, 2010 Parksley

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G.L. DUNCAN LLC 4 • EASTERN SHORE POST • JANUARY 8, 2010 State Representatives Seek Constituent Input By Ron West haden to be netted annually in Vir- On Wednesday, State Del. Lyn- ginia, while Texas, home of Omega wood Lewis and Sen. Ralph Protein which does most of the Northam conducted a town hall menhaden fishing in the bay, limits meeting in Cape Charles, the first the catch to just over 14,000 metric of three scheduled for the Shore. tons). Barbee suggested that limit- The purpose of the meetings was ing menhaden fishing to coastal to update Shore citizens on topics waters rather than the bay would that will likely be the focus of the up- allow the fish to filter the bay and coming General Assembly session in thus improve water quality. Richmond. Both representatives Sen. Northam pointed out that emphasized that Gov.-elect Bob Mc- menhaden is the only fish in the bay Donnell will likely be focused on that is not regulated by the Virginia transportation and budget issues. Marine Resources Commission Sen. Northam suggested that (VMRC), thus preventing it from finding budgetry shifts might placing restrictions on the catch. erode funds from law enforce- Del. Lewis suggested that the ment, health care, and/or educa- menhaden industry has been able to tion, all of which are currently un- prevent restrictions. He expressed der-funded. the hope that the General Assembly Del. Lewis noted that the cur- will move forward with legislation rent budget was set at $77 billion that would place restrictions on the two years ago, but was slashed $7 menhaden industry to ensure im- billion in 2009 to balance it. One provement of the bay’s health. suggestion being offered by Gov.- Regarding education, Sen. elect McDonnell is to privatize Northam, a pediatric neurologist, ABC stores, which would bring in spoke of the need to move forward an estimated $500 million, which with Pre-K education as a way to McDonnell proposes be used to better prepare students for school. help fund transportation. He noted that part of that prepa- Photo by Linda Cicoira Del. Lewis and Sen. Northam ration includes better healthcare Cold Case discussed the proposal to initiate and nutrition for the children both The boat ramp at Onancock Harbor is more suited for sleighs in offshore drilling for oil. They said at home and at school. recent days. Waterways up and down the Shore have frozen in the that while increased oil produc- Yvonne Bagwell of Eastville wake of the coldest sustained temperatures so far this winter. tion could help ease America’s de- urged both Del. Lewis and Sen. pendence on foreign oil, it would Northam to press for improvement not put tax revenues into the to the healthcare industry in the CUSTOM BUILT pockets of Virginia as the taxes state and, in particular, for resi- HISTORICALLY Chesapeake M OW ODULARS would go to Washington, D.C. dents of the Eastern Shore. Bagsaid L FROM ! Homes Of Delmarva, Inc. $ Area resident John Harlow a 24-hour healthcare facility or clin- RATES 65/SQ Hrs.: Mon.-Thurs. 9-7 • Fri. 9-6 • Sat. 9-5 • Sun. 12-5 . FT. urged Del. Lewis and Sen. Northam ic would help prevent unnecessary $8000 TAX CREDIT FOR 1ST TIME HOMEBUYERS to work toward forcing farmers to trips to the Emergency Room. $6500 TAX CREDIT FOR REPEAT BUYERS plant cover crops as a way to pre- Several people in the room con- vent dust storms as have been seen curred with Bagwell about the 3 BR • 2 BA this week. Harlow said the dust rising cost of healthcare as well as $ filled ditches and drains, preventing how best to insure keeping the 49,900 water from running off the roads hospital in Nassawadox. during recent heavy rains. Much of Sen. Northam stated that the Delivered & Set the soil and its chemicals are ending three legs of the healthcare issue We make your housing dreams come true! up in waterways. are access to the system, quality of Sen. Northam responded that care and patient costs. He cited new environmental regulations at the need to limit healthcare-relat- 3 BR • 2 BA the federal level might help re- ed lawsuits which drive up the $ solve this issue. cost of medial care and insurance 69,900 Dave Barbee pressed for sup- premiums.

Delivered & Set port at the state level to curb some Both Del. Lewis and Sen. of the overfishing of menhaden in Northam urged those present to the Chesapeake Bay. According to forward their views and concerns Rt. 13 North (1 1/2 miles north of DE/MD line) CONSTRUCTION LOTS Barbee, current state guidelines al- about upcoming legislation to AVAILABLE TOLL FINANCING FREE 888-846-0301 AVAILABLE low 109,020 metric tons of men- them in Richmond. JANUARY 8, 2010 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 5 Northampton ‘Dirty Water’ Meeting Jan. 20 Court Posting A public input meeting to discuss drafting a water mentation timeline. Corrective actions will address quality improvement plan for Northampton County direct sources of bacteria entering state waters, as Northampton County stream segments on the state “dirty waters” list will well as runoff of bacteria during storm events. Circuit Court be held in Eastville, Wednesday, Jan. 20, at 7 p.m. in The meeting provides an opportunity for residents Kenny L. Davis, 37, of Machi- the former circuit courtroom at 16404 Courthouse Rd. to develop a plan to preserve water resources, im- pongo pleaded guilty in Northamp- If county schools are closed that day for inclement prove aquatic life, increase farm and shellfish produc- ton County Circuit Court to posses- weather, the meeting will be held Jan. 27 at the same tion, and increase property values in the community. sion of cocaine with the intent to time in the same location. For more information on the meeting or public distribute it. According to Com- Portions of Cherrystone Inlet and Kings Creek are comment process, contact Todd Herbert, Virginia De- monwealth’s Attorney Bruce Jones, on Virginia’s list of impaired or “dirty” waters because partment of Conservation and Recreation, at (757) sentencing was deferred until a they violate bacteria water quality standards for the 925-2319 or [email protected] presentece report is prepared. production of edible and marketable shellfish. Representatives from the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation and the Virginia De- State Awards Northampton More If you would like to partment of Environmental Quality will be on hand Than $4,000 for PDR Program to outline a process to develop a bacteria reduction participate in the plan for the impaired shellfish growing areas. Local Gov. Timothy M. Kaine has announced the distri- residents and stakeholders will learn how they can be bution of $635,973 to nine Virginia localities, includ- periodic surveys part of the planning process. ing Northampton County, to preserve farmland with- In addition to the meeting, a comment period will in their boundaries through local Purchase of Devel- conducted by the run from Jan. 20 through Feb. 22. opment Rights (PDR) programs. The development of the bacteria reduction plan fol- PDR programs compensate landowners who per- Eastern Shore Post, lows approved Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) manently preserve their land by voluntarily placing a studies that were done for Cherrystone Inlet and perpetual conservation easement on it. please send your Kings Creek. The TMDL studies identified the For the FY 2010 allocation round, Northampton sources of bacteria in the impaired watersheds. County received $4,391.22. Grant applicants had to e-mail address to The improvement plan will outline corrective ac- report how much funding was available for their local tions needed to reduce bacteria, the actions’ associat- PDR programs as of Oct. 23, 2009, and the state funds [email protected] ed costs and benefits, measurable goals and an imple- matched that amount up to $93,932.19.

davisautocenter.com 5007 Lankford Hwy., New Church, VA 6 • EASTERN SHORE POST • JANUARY 8, 2010 Chincoteague Island Inundated by Rainwater, Wants Help By Linda Cicoira ter under houses causing mold. … Councilman John Howard ad- and allow them to act as a buffer “Rain, rain, go away.” Chin- Maybe you all could do something mitted that drainage has “not been for the community. While she ad- coteague wants to … DRY OUT! to drain it. … I’ll have to have my taken care of like it should have mitted she would get a break on Residents there continued to house raised off the foundation.” been” because other things took the levy, Lane said the property complain to Town Council Monday Savage said ditches were sup- priority.“It takes so long to get any- would remain on the tax roll, un- about water from the 62+ inches of posed to be dug behind her house thing done.” like when land is given to a munic- rain in 2009. In the end, Town at Holly Ridge Trailer Park, but “I think there will be a time ipality. Council agreed to hire a Norfolk never were. “If they don’t put a when we’ll need pumping stations She argued that there would be engineering firm to help with ditch back there, we’ll be flooded on the island,” said a man in the au- no cost to the town and it would stormwater management and des- more,” she said. dience who did not identify himself. eliminate the need for services ignated the Horseshoe and Wayne Jody Andreatch has lived on the Councilman Terry Howard said there. The landowner would be re- Drive areas as a top priority. corner of Horseshoe and Ridge for the town needs “more ordinances sponsible for the maintenance. “The water is landlocked and it three years. “My problem is I’ve had on the books” to help solve the prob- Lane said the East Piney Island has no place to go,” said Karen water underneath my house since lem. “You fix it here, then somebody Community Association and her Jarvis of nearby Ridge Road. “It’s July,” she said. “You should see it fills in and you have the same prob- neighbors favored the proposal rainwater, not tide. The problem now that it’s ice and slush. It’s a real lem all over again.” He commended and that the City of Chesapeake can no longer be something on the issue for us that are living there.” Spurlock for working to get a pro- had adopted a similar action. to do list.” On the recommendation of the fessional to address the issue. “If we did it we’d be obligating Patsy Savage of Horseshoe Dri- town’s Public Works Director Larry Jarvis said, “Ridge Road the town forever,” said Jester. “It ve said her house was built in 1974 Harvey Spurlock and Town Man- is part of the problem” since its could be a bad precedent. … I just when “land was high and dry.” She ager Robert Ritter, Town Council height causes water to run off to don’t think it’s the role of the said the excess rain caused prob- voted to enter a three-year con- the surrounding areas. “All the cul- town.” lems with septic tanks on Holly tract with Clark Nexsen Archi- verts are blocked up.” “That’s what you’re doing with Ridge Road and sewage is running tects and Engineers. The firm will Spurlock said there is also a your zoning ordinance, enforcing out. “If you have a crack in the wa- get $88 an hour and will be paid peak in the middle of Wayne Road, something that will be in existence terline, then you’re going to be for individual jobs as the town with no way to get the water over as long as the town is in existence,” sick,” she said. “We’ve got to get rid approves them. it. “We need to find a way to get it said David Rowan, Lane’s lawyer. of the water problems. There’s wa- “Although each of the (six) firms out of there,” he said. He further argued that the town interviewed were able to demon- The council adopted a final Comprehensive Plan encourages strate a proficiency in storm water draft of the comprehensive plan. open space. management, I recommend Clark The document can be viewed at “We’ve already accepted a lot of Nexsen … based upon a combina- http://www.chincoteague-va.gov/ property,” said Frese. “It’s the same Overstreet tion of factors; to include … a Chincoteague’s new planner, thing. … I think it’s a real benefit.” demonstrated working relation- William (Bill) Neville, also was in- Town Attorney Jon Poulson ar- Office ship with State of Virginia regula- troduced. Neville said he studied gued that the town wouldn’t own tory agencies,” said Spurlock. the plan and concluded, “It provides this parcel. “It just seems inconsis- Equipment “They will devise a stormwater all the tools to move forward.” tent to do this,” Poulson said. He management plan,” the public Jared Anderson, the town’s for- complained that as written, the works director continued. “We mer planner who left several agreement would not allow The Onley Choice need to access this area and come months ago to go to law school, de- downed trees to be removed. Lane up with a long-term solution. We veloped the plan and attended the later removed that stipulation. You’ll Ever Need! will have a stormwater engineer meeting to review minor changes “If 75 years from now, someone asking for your” input. “We fully in the draft. wanted to make their house bigger, Sales & Service for anticipate that happening before In other action, Mayor Jack Tarr they couldn’t do it,” said Jester. the end of January.” broke a tie vote of Town Council “Pines die. I don’t think the town Copiers / Printers and defeated a proposal for the needs to be obligated forever.” town to become a holder of an open Lane said her tax incentive was Facsimiles C.D.C.D. Marsh,Marsh, space easement. minimal and as far as enforcing Vice Mayor John Jester, Coun- the open space far into the future, Cash Registers JewelersJewelers cilwoman Ellen Richardson and “It is hoped that you will enforce it. “Home of the Original Councilman John Howard were … open space is disappearing. Typewriters Chesapeake Bay Bracelets” opposed. Councilwoman Nancy Everyone has a use for every inch Conklin and Councilmen Terry of land.” Calculators Howard and Jim Frese favored the Council also approved applica- Just Arrived request from Ruth Lane of Cedar tion of a $75,400 Department of 25377 Lankford Hwy. Village Drive on Piney Island. Rail & Public Transportation grant Heritage Corner ® Lane, who owns the property, to operate a trolley service. Chin- Candles said the Eastern Shore Soil and coteague committed to putting up Onley 26-oz. jar candle only $1795 Water Conservation District $20,000 in matching funds. A 787.3658 • 888.707.0575 4 Market St. • Onancock VA agreed to monitor the property breakdown of the expenses includ- and report to the town. She want- ed $30,000 in salaries and $12,000 787-3333 ed to preserve the trees and ponds for rent and office services. JANUARY 8, 2010 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 7 CAPITCAPITALAL LETTERSLETTERS

has already trimmed $7 billion from Virginia’s some additional burdens in order to restore the By Del. last $77 billion two-year budget. Gov. Kaine’s bay to health, we need to make sure that those Lynwood proposal closes that shortfall (Virginia is con- burdens are based upon accurate and fair sci- Lewis stitutionally prohibited from having a budget ence and data and are distributed equally. Thedeficit) and involves additional cuts to the Questionable data and assumptions are the 2010 ses- budget, including the very controversial cut of fundamental underlying concern of many peo- sion of the the car-tax relief program, which is a payment ple in regards to the information used to deter- General from the state to the localities, at $950 million mine requirements of the new law, which would Assembly per year, to make the localities whole from the be put in place should the legislation before begins on car-tax cut instituted by Gov. Jim Gilmore sev- Congress pass. This is very serious legislation Wednes- eral years ago. Gov. Kaine proposes to make the with potentially significant ramifications and day, Jan. 13 at noon. There will be a State of the localities now whole by replacing the payment all of us should pay careful attention to the de- Commonwealth address by Virginia’s outgoing with money from a 1 percent increase in Vir- bate at the national level about how we proceed governor, Tim Kaine, as well as an address by ginia’s income tax. This would restore to the lo- with restoring the bay to health. Virginia’s new governor, Bob McDonnell, after calities all sums that they would lose through The fall prior to the General Assembly Ses- he has been sworn in at his inauguration on cessation of the state’s payment of the car-tax sion is always busy, with a series of preparato- Saturday, Jan. 16. relief money. As you can imagine, this proposal ry meetings with local governments, school On Dec. 19, I was present for Gov. Kaine’s is extremely controversial and is unlikely to boards, and constituents, as we attempt to pre- presentation of his proposed outgoing two-year meet with much success, especially in the pare for the General Assembly session. This budget before Committees of the Virginia Gen- House of Delegates. week, Sen. Ralph Northam and I had our se- eral Assembly. Under Virginia’s budgetary Gov.-elect McDonnell, who has already ries of annual Town Hall meetings. In addition, framework, Gov. Kaine, although an outgoing strongly signaled his opposition to Gov. Kaine’s we customarily follow up in the spring with governor, is required to present a two-year budget, will certainly be faced with several another round of Town Hall meetings to let budget to the legislature. The incoming gover- very hard choices in regards to how he propos- folks know what transpired during the Gener- nor will essentially rewrite the outgoing gover- es to close this very significant budget short- al Assembly. This, of course, is in addition to nor’s proposed budget. Not a very efficient or fall. This session, an even-numbered budget any other groups or organizations which re- common-sense process and Gov.-elect McDon- writing year, is referred to as the “long session,” quest us to appear before them to discuss the nell has proposed shifting the writing of Vir- and it is very likely that it will be even longer General Assembly. ginia’s two-year budget from even-numbered this year. The General Assembly session will run from years to odd-numbered years to make this Yesterday, I traveled to Annapolis, Md., for a Jan. 13 through March 13. I hope to continue process more efficient during transition from one-day meeting of the Chesapeake Bay Com- my practice of regular updates from Richmond one governor to another. The details of this pro- mission. As you may know, there has been a sig- during the session. As always, I can be reached posal need to be reviewed, but on the surface it nificant move by the Administration in Wash- while in Richmond by telephone (804)698-1000, certainly seems to make good sense. ington and Congress, through the Environmen- by e-mail at [email protected], and Gov. Kaine’s budget was a dramatic way of tal Protection Agency, to finally make meaning- by U.S. Postal Service at Del. Lynwood W. Lewis dealing with Virginia’s significant continued ful progress toward restoring the Chesapeake Jr., House of Delegates, P.O. Box 460, Rich- shortfall. Never in Virginia’s budget history has Bay to health. While all Eastern Shoremen mond, VA 23218. In addition, we always wel- it faced two back-to-back years of declining rev- should be concerned about the health of the bay come visitors from the Shore to Richmond. I enue. The great recession continues to take its and welcome this new focus, we also should be have a new office assignment, Room 524 in the toll on even the most fiscally sound of states, very aware of what the provisions of legislation Virginia General Assembly Building, and my such as Virginia. We face a $3.5 billion shortfall now before Congress could mean to agriculture office will be glad to help with groups to coordi- over the next two years, this after Gov. Kaine in Virginia. While we will all may have to bear nate and facilitate a visit to Richmond.

For the Commonwealth’s Attor- lost total $12,073. for membership in the Virginia Re- ~State Money~ ney Office in Northampton, funds The Commissioner of the Rev- tirement System in fiscal year are expected to drop 9 percent or enue would lose funding for sup- 2011,” Nunez wrote. “Currently, (Cont’d. From Front Page) $17,782. Elimination of reimburse- port positions totaling $32,442. the employer pays 100% of the em- $251,796,” Nunez said. “This is a ment for retirement and group life About $12,600 in retirement and ployer required share as well as total reduction of revenue of insurance premiums totals $27,514. group life insurance premiums is the employee-required share.” $531,116.” For the Circuit Court Clerk’s Of- expected to be lost. “In addition,” noted Nunez, In Northampton’s General fice, a reduction of 22.5 percent in The Regional Jail Fund would “Governor Kaine is proposing to Fund, the Sheriff’s Office staffing Compensation Board funding, or lose $370,356, which equals 12 cor- eliminate the Car Tax Relief pay- standards would go from one $40,392, is anticipated. Elimina- rections officers and an additional ment which is used to offset some deputy per 1,500 residents to one tion of re-imbursement for retire- reduction in per diem funding of portion of the local car tax bills for deputy per 2,000 residents, a re- ment and group life insurance pre- $112,351. the first $20,000 in value of per- duction of two officers, saving miums is estimated at $16,572. “There are proposed legislative sonal vehicles. Northampton $56,468. The elimination of re-im- For the treasurer, cuts for staff language changes that would al- County receives $1,421,967, which bursement for retirement and support positions total $29,617. low localities to require employees enables us to provide tax relief of group life insurance premiums The retirement and group life in- to pay 1% of salary as their share 58 percent up to the first $20,000 amounts to $113,824. surance premiums which would be of the total contributions required in value for the vehicle owner.” 8 • EASTERN SHORE POST • JANUARY 8, 2010

most original and creative decora- Courtaway, 516 Madison Ave. Upcoming Town Meetings tions on houses and businesses. •In Cape Charles, the winning MONDAY, JAN. 11 Following are the winners. businesses were: CCoommmmuunniittyy •Painter Town Council - •In Cheriton, the winning resi- - First prize - Cape Charles Cof- 7:30 p.m., Town Hall dences were: fee Company, 241 Mason Ave. NNootteess •Parksley Town Council - - First prize - J.K. and Wendy - Second prize - Bad Girls Col- 7:30 p.m., Council Chambers Carpenter, 4167 Sunnyside Rd. lective, 233 Mason Ave. THURSDAY, JAN. 14 - Second prize - R.L. and Jackie - Third prize - Cape Charles •Cape Charles Town Council - Carpenter, 4173 Sunnyside Rd. Station, 211 Mason Ave. 7 p.m., St. Charles Parish Hall - Third prize - Sheldon and Gail - Honorable Mention - Hubbard’s Williams, 4413 Sunnyside Rd. Home Center, 209 Mason Ave. Mandy Betts, 6317 Church St. •In Cheriton, the winning busi- •Honorable Mention: Barbara nesses were: Tangier History Kambarn, 4246 Ridge Rd.; Chester - First prize - Shore Furniture Museum & Inter- Williams, 6337 Anderton Ave.; and and Appliances, 21225 Bayside Rd. Tangier pretive Cultural Ray Rosenberger, 7297 Sunset Dr. - Second prize - Cheriton Hard- Center will serve Following are ware, 21217 Bayside Rd. as the starting this year’s win- On Dec. 16, the - Third prize - Shore Accounting, point of the new National ners of Chinco- Woman’s Club of 21190 Bayside Rd. Park Service Star Spangled teague’s Christ- Cheriton Cape Charles con- Banner Trail. The trail com- Chincoteague mas Decora- ducted a Christ- •In Cape Charles, memorates the War of 1812 in the tion Contest. mas Decorating the winning resi- Chesapeake Bay region. Tangier’s •Judges’ Contest for the homes and dences were: Cape Fort Albion was the home of the Choice: Jack and June businesses in Cheriton and - First prize - Bill Charles British forces for the War of 1812 Moyer, 6593 Church St. Cape Charles. and Ann Hayward and housed 12,000 soldiers. •Most Festive: Connie Bai- Contest judges Addie and Elsa Walker, 306 Bay St. As part of the Start Spangled ley, 6333 Church St. Feltes, Charles and Christine - Second prize - Scott and Trail, THMICC will help set up a •Most Illuminated: Dill Wil- Tankard, Thomas Rosen and Tammy Stiles, 542 Madison Geocache site on Tangier. Send gus/Arlene, 4169 Ridge Rd. Gilbert Gregory drove through Ave. nominations for location of the site •Most Traditional: Ricky and their appointed town to find the - Third prize - Karen and Matt to [email protected] Runninger’s Don’t be Left in the Cold! Pharmacy Open Fri & Sat 12-9 p.m. LUNCH 2 LOCATIONS Sun 12-8 p.m. & DINNER TO SERVE YOU Is on the Way! ✯ Enjoy the View From Your Accomack Manor Favorite Table Apartments Featuring … NOW HAS 2 UNITS PARKSLEY ✯ 10 Dinners only $10 each 665-5200 AVAILABLE AGES 45 TO 54 All units have Fri - Sun from 4-8 p.m. ✯ Central Heat and Air Fri & Sat - Prime Rib or Stay warm & toasty BBQ Ribs & Shrimp all winter long! ✯ Sun - Baked or Fried (Affordable Housing Chicken & Dumplings or ONANCOCK 787-3500 for people 55 or older) Clam Fritter Dinners Inquire about our new $4 7 5 apartments ✯ 99 generic prescription plan available! Great Lunch Specials $4 & Up Monday - Friday ✯ Host your Party in our Waterfront Banquet Rooms 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Call Us Today Saturday 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. 665-5848 787-4242 www.wachapreague.com JANUARY 8, 2010 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 9

Memorial Baptist Church in Tap- Jim Belote Retires •a son, born to pahannock, Va. Rev. David Don- Jim Belote, who has served as Season S. and ahue officiated the double-ring agriculture extension agent for Ac- David F. Stiles of ceremony. comack County for almost 34 years, Painter Dec. 22 The bride is the daughter of Mr. retired from that post as of Dec. •a son, born to Ranasha Handy MARRIAGES and Mrs. Frederick C. Darby of As- 31, accepting retirement so newer of New Church Dec. 23 sawoman and Mr. and Mrs. George employees do not have to be laid off. •a daughter, born to Nicole C. Walker III of Hampton, Va. She Belote said he plans “to stay on the Thornes and Cris Lewis of Onan- is the granddaughter of Mary C. farm just outside Onancock and hope- cock Dec. 26 AWARDS Sturgis of Eastville and the late fully reinvent our family farm, stay •a daughter, born to Ashley and Willis S. Sturgis, Janice W. Scott of involved, work with some boards and Brian Sawyer of Parksley Dec. 27 Bayford and the late Julien A. engage in various other endeavors. •a son, born to Araca and James PROMOTIONS Scott, and the late George C. Walk- … It has been my pleasure to serve Carpenter of Mears Dec. 28 er Jr., Marietta B. Darby of As- the citizens of Accomack County and •a daughter, born to Stephanie sawoman and the late Robert C. it has been a wonderful experience.” and Gary Mancuso of Exmore Darby, Peggy F. Becouvarakis of Dec. 29 Hampton and the late George T. Nyerah Hope Lauded •a daughter, born to Beverly and Becouvarakis. Arcadia Middle School student Fredrick Payne Sr. of Atlantic IRTHS The groom is the son of Mr. and Nyerah Hope has Dec. 29 B Mrs. Francis H. Seal of Tappahan- been recognized by •twin boys, born to Lucia and nock and the grandson of Rose the U.S. Achieve- Gabriel Panuco of Eastville Mae Brooks of Tappahannock, the ment Academy Dec. 28 Mile POSTPOST late James Cecil Brooks, the late as a National •a son, born to Nancy and Diego Richard F. Balderson Sr. and the Honor Student. Badillo of Painter Dec. 29 late Mr. and Mrs. John W. Seal The daughter •a daughter, born to Jennifer from Newtown, Va. of Lynette Hope and Richard Patrick of Green- Nyerah Hope The matron of honor was Lynn and the grand- backville Dec. 30 Brankley,sister of the bride. Brides- daughter of Evelyn and Dorsey •a daughter, born to Megan maids were Christy Northam, Jen- Hope, Nyerah participates in Delta Bloxom and Mark Hickman of nifer Elliott, Kathryn Kellam and Academy, Beta Club, DARE, dance, Wallops Island Dec. 31 Whitney Sturgis. The flower girl field hockey, Girl Scouts, and tennis. was Sylvie Leshen. Francis (Buddy) Seal was his It’s that time again!!! The Income tax filing season son’s best man. Groomsmen were is approaching once again, so take some time to determine Justin Smith, Tyler Gill, Ben Wol- if you qualify for some overlooked tax breaks. Some ford and Ryan Durham. of these saving ideas require that you itemize your Lindsay Harmon was the read- deductions. Others can be claimed by any qualifying er and Kathy Kellam served as taxpayer. mistress of ceremony. 1. Charitable Volunteering The reception immediately fol- 2. Moving Expenses lowed the ceremony at St. Mar- 3. Job Hunting Costs Allison Walker garet’s School in Tappahannock. 4. Child and Dependent Care Credit The bride is employed by Clay- 5. Mortgage Refinancing Points Weds Brian Seal ton Homes. The groom is employed 6. Military Reservists’ Travel Expense The marriage of Allison Lee by Northern Neck Regional Jail. 7. Energy Efficent Tax Credits. Walker to Brian Colby Seal took After a honeymoon in Antigua, 8. Unemployment Benefits up to $2,400 are not taxed place Aug. 29, 2009, at Beale the couple resides in Tappahannock 9. Cash for Clunkers is not taxable 10. Hope Credit & Education Expense deduction has been increased Plumbing or Electrical Problems? 11. Earned Income & Child Tax Credit have been changed (and will likely benefit most clients (not all) Don‘t Panic! Call Your Neighborhood Experts! As always, Please feel free to bring up any questions or concerns that may impact your situation. Also for your year-end filing important Payroll forms. • Have employees? Let us prepare yur W-2 and W-3 forms. • Have subcontractors? Let us prepare your 1099, 1098m and 1096 forms. • Process unlimited number of year-end payroll forms, both Federal and State. “We’re On Time You’ll See, or the Repair Is Free!” Accomack Tax Service, Inc. 757-824-4317 1-888-824-4324 757-824-4588 1-877-824-4588 757-789-7672 New Year’s Special - Mention this ad and receive Knowledgeable & Courteous Service $30 off your repair thru January 2010! 28468 Lankford Hwy Melfa, VA 23410 10 • EASTERN SHORE POST • JANUARY 8, 2010

A Mass of Christian Burial will Memory tributes may be sent to be celebrated at Saint Andrews www.williamsfuneralhomes.com Catholic Church, Chincoteague Is- Arrangements were made by land, on Saturday, Jan. 9, at 11 Williams Funeral Homes, Inc., a.m., with interment to follow at Parksley and Onancock. the church columbarium. OBITUARIES Memorial donations may be made to Hospice of the Eastern Pungoteague Shore, 165 Market St., Onancock, Wattsville Resident his quick wit, beautiful singing VA 23418; the Alzheimer’s Associa- Resident Dies voice, and charming Irish smile. tion, 6350 Center Dr., Norfolk, VA Mrs. Eleanor A. Kriner, 76, of Dies at Home He was runner, and he and his wife 23502-4107; or St. Andrew Church, Pungoteague passed away at her Mr. Alfred “Al” Smyth, 79, ran many marathons, including 6288 Church St., Chincoteague, residence Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2010. passed away peacefully on Sunday, the Boston and Marine Corps Va. 23336. Condolences may be Born in Newport News, Va., she Jan. 3, 2010, at his home in Watts- marathons. Among his many hob- made online at www.salyerfh.com was the daughter of the late ville, surrounded by his loving bies were fishing, clamming, gar- Arrangements were made by Ernest A. Christensen and Mary family. dening and restoring antique Salyer Funeral Home, Chin- McCarthy. Her affiliations were Born in Sommerville, Mass., Mr. trunks. coteague. Happy Joes’s and Eagles. Smyth served in the U.S. Army He is survived by his wife of 30 Mrs. Kriner was predeceased by from 1951 to 1954 and earned a years, Irene; children, Sean Smyth her husband, John H. Kriner Jr. bachelor of science degree in ac- (and wife, Karen), Bryan Smyth Tangier Waterman She is survived by her children, counting from Suffolk University (and wife, Pam), Therese McMul- Mark Kriner and Charles Edward in Boston, Mass. He retired from lan (and husband, Bryan), Bren- Passes Away Kriner of Pungoteague; Mary Canada Dry Potomac Corporation, dan Smyth (and wife, Rhonda), Mr. Kenneth Ray Pruitt Jr., Ellen Waltz of Martinsville, Ind., Silver Spring, Md., as vice presi- Liam Smyth and Mary Rose 62, a lifelong resident of Tangier, Beth Ann Collins of Chesapeake, dent, and comptroller in 1991. He Smyth; step-children, Sean Curran passed away Sunday, Jan. 3, 2010, Va., Lawrence Kriner of Washing- continued to work part-time as an (and wife, Karen), Brian Curran at his residence. ton, Pa., Curtis Lee Kriner of Las auditor in the beverage industry (and wife, Michelle), Deirdre Ha- Born in Nassawadox, he was the Vegas, Nev., and Michael Kriner of until finally retiring in 2000. rash (and husband, Scott); and 14 son of the late Kenneth Ray Pruitt Bloomsberg, Pa.; and sister, Betty His family and friends will miss grandchildren. Sr. and Virginia Joyce Bowden Scott of Helena, Mont. Survivors Pruitt. Mr. Pruitt was a waterman also include Kim Saunders; 12 and a member of Swain Memorial grandchildren, nine great-grand- BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE, PLAN YOUR ESTATE United Methodist Church. children, and several nieces and He is survived by his wife, Sher- nephews. FREE SEMINAR BY: lou Faye Kelly Pruitt; daughter, A visitation will be held today, Carolyn Ann Pruitt of Manassas, Jan. 8, at Brady’s Funeral Home, VIRGINIA E. BROWN, P.C. Va.; son, Kenneth Kelly Pruitt of 320 Church St., Danville, Pa., from Tangier; sisters, Carol Marzahn of 10 until 11 a.m. and a graveside Tuesday, 1/12/10 - 5:30-7 p.m. Virginia Beach, Va., and Deborah service will be held at noon at All Wednesday, 1/13/10 - 10 a.m. - noon Gay Pruitt of Tangier; mother-in- Saints Cemetery in Elysburg, Pa. law, Lucille Kelly; and several Contributions may be made to at the Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce, Melfa nieces and nephews. Mr. Pruitt Hospice & Palliative Care of the was predeceased by a brother, Eastern Shore, 165 Market St., Topics discussed will be: Dean Pruitt. Suite 3, Onancock, VA 23417, • Use of Revocable Living Trusts Funeral services were conduct- www.hpces.org or to Painter Volun- • Planning for Long Term Care ed from Swain Memorial United tary Fire Company, Painter, VA Methodist Church Thursday, Jan. 23420. • Techniques for avoiding probate 7, with Rev. Patricia Stover, Strick- Local arrangements were made • Protecting your assets land Crockett and William Es- by Fox & Holston Funeral Home, • Understanding Medicaid Rules kridge officiating. Interment was Chincoteague. in Sunnyridge Memorial Cemetery Online condolences can be of- • Living Wills and Powers of Attorney in Crisfield, Md. fered at www.foxfuneralhomes.com Presented by: Virginia (Ginny) E. Brown, Esquire Obituaries can be faxed RSVP 757-787-1998 or to the Eastern Shore Post 757-965-9210 or at 789-7681 or e-mailed to Email - [email protected] Website - www.vebrownpc.com [email protected] JANUARY 8, 2010 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 11

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★1:30-7 p.m. - Blood Drive SATURDAY ★8 a.m.- noon - FRIDAY - American Legion, Cheriton Farmer’s Market - ★5-8 p.m. - Winter Fridays JAN. 9 Main St., Chinco. JAN. 8 - Onancock School ★8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. - ★6 p.m. - Celebrate Recov- $3 Bag Clearance - Pungoteague Community ery Group mtg. - Family Life Center of Onan- Church Self-Help Center PPostost cock Baptist Church, Market St. - includes a ★9 a.m. - E.S. Conference of Baptist Cler- simple meal - $6/person or $10/family gy mtg. - Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Jenkins ★6:30 p.m. - Imani Leadership Course - Bridge - 678-0955 Jerusalem Baptist Church, Temperanceville - ★9 a.m. - Zumba Class - Sponsored by Times 824-0178 YMCA - Senior Center, Chincoteague - $5 Times ★ ★6:30-8:30 p.m. - Girl Scouts Cookie Pro- noon - AA mtg. - Holy Trinity Episcopal gram Kick-Off - Nandua Middle School, Onley Church, 66 Market St., Onancock Jan. 8-14 ★7 p.m. - Life Teach Series - Rachel/ Leah ★6 p.m. - “The Beauty of Winter” Gallery Jan. 8-14 Covenant Ministries Center - 787-2486 Show - Stage Door Gallery, Cape Charles ★7 p.m. - NA meeting - Adventist Comm. Cen- ★7 p.m. - Free Movie - “The Visitor” - at Nao- ter, Exmore mi Makemie Presbyterian Church, Onancock - ★7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Downing Methodist 787-1979 ★11 a.m. - Sight Church, Oak Hall ★7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Eastville Vol. Fire Co. SUNDAY and Sound Min- ★7:30 p.m. - Texas Hold’em Tournament - ★7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Holy Trinity Episcopal istry Presenta- Parksley VFC - 665-6977 Church, 66 Market St., Onancock JAN. 10 tion - Baptist Bible Church, Accomac - ★9 a.m. - 757-710-3852 ★9 a.m. - Economic Development Chinco Al- ★2:30 p.m. - Bingo - Vietnam Veterans’ MONDAY TUESDAY Authority mtg. - Terminal Conference Anon mtg. - Bldg., Main St., Onley Room, Accomack County Airport, Melfa JAN. 11 UMC Fellow- JAN. 12 ★3 p.m. - Songfest - First Baptist ★10 a.m. - Bingo - Accomack Sr. Vil- ship House Church, Mappsville lage, Onancock- 787-3900 ★9 a.m. - TOPS mtg. - Market ★ ★7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Grace UMC, 10 a.m. - AA mtg. - Assawoman UMC Street UMC, Onancock - 787-4718 ★ Parksley noon- 1:30 p.m. - Hospice Grief Support Program - ★9:30-11:30 a.m. - GED class - Hospice Resource Center, Exmore - 787-3310 Head Start, Accomac - 787-1760 ★4:15 p.m. - TOPS weigh-in (prgm. @ 5) - Belle Haven ★10:30-11:30 a.m. - Moms In Presbyterian - 710-2588 Touch Int’l Prayer Group mtg. - ★6 p.m. - Rachel Leah Ministries - 787-2486 Cape Charles Baptist Church ★6 p.m. - Onancock Lions Club mtg. - Sunrise Restau- ★5:15 p.m. - Friends of rant, Onley - 787-4278 Northampton Memorial Li- ★6 p.m. - Bingo - Pocomoke Elks, next to YMCA brary mtg. - library, Cape ★6:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Trinity UMC, Cape Charles Charles ★6:30- 8:30 p.m. - GED Class - Classroom A-51, ESCC ★6 p.m. - Bingo - Elks Lodge, ★7 p.m. - E.S. Bird Club mtg. - Hermitage, Onancock - Tasley 757-336-1799 ★6:30 p.m. - Cub Scout Pack ★7 p.m. - Narcotics Anonymous mtg. - Jerusalem Bap- 300 mtg. - Grace UMC, Parksley tist, Temperanceville ★7 p.m. - Narcotics Anonymous ★7:30 p.m. - Bingo - smoke free - Cheriton VFC. mtg. - Franktown UMC Church ★7:30 p.m. - Al-Anon meeting - Atlantic UMC

★7:45 a.m. - Kiwanis Club of Accomack mtg. - ★9:30-11:30 a.m. - MOPS mtg. - WEDNESDAY Sunrise Restaurant THURSDAY Christ UMC, Chincoteague - 336-0664 ★8 a.m.-noon - Farmers’ Market - Downtown Park, JAN. 14 ★5 p.m. - TOPS mtg. - Baptist Bible JAN. 13 Main St., Chincoteague Church, Accomac ★9-11:30 a.m. - Congressman Glenn C. Nye Rep- ★6 p.m. - TOPS mtg. - CC Rescue Squad bldg., Cheriton resentative Available - Cape Charles Town Office ★6-7 p.m. - Liveit E.S. (weight loss support group) - Ac- ★9 a.m.- 1 p.m. - Veterans’ Employment Representative Available - comack-Northampton Pregnancy Ctr., Colonial Square, Belle Northampton County Dept. of Social Services - no appt. needed Haven - 442-4438 ★9:30-11:30 a.m. - GED Class - Head Start Center, Accomac -787-1760 ★6:30 p.m. -Kiwanis of Chincoteague mtg.- St. Andrew’s ★10 a.m. - Overeaters Anonymous mtg. - 710-3120 Catholic ★1:30-3:30 p.m. - Congressman Glenn C. Nye Representative Available - ★6:30-7:30 p.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Trinity UMC, CC Social Services Bldg., Eastville ★6:30- 8:30 p.m. - GED Class - Classroom A-51, ESCC ★2 p.m. - E.S. Brain Injury Survivors Exercise & Support Group mtg. - ★7 p.m. - Accomack County Airport Commission mtg. - Belle Haven- 442-9334 Terminal Conference Room, Accomack County Airport, Melfa ★5 p.m. - Eastern Shore Soil & Water Conservation District mtg. - Confer- ★7 p.m. - Narcotics Anonymous mtg. - Painter Garrisons ence Room, USDA Service Center, Accomac UMC ★7 p.m. - New Year Revival (Jan. 13-15) - A House of Prayer UMC, Bloxom - ★7:30 p.m. - Renoir’s Ladies (lecture) - Arts Enter, Cape 665-4848 Charles - 331-2787 ★7 p.m. - AA & Al-Anon mtgs. - Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital, Nassawadox 14 • EASTERN SHORE POST • JANUARY 8, 2010 PP aa ss tt T i m e s

Last Week’s Answers JANUARY 8, 2010 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 15 Classified Ads, Real Estate Ads, Auctions & Legal Notices Call 757-789-POST (7678) or Fax us: 757-789-7681 Published every Friday. Deadline: Wednesdays at 5 p.m. $1.60 per line, $8 minimum; Birthdays, Thank You Notes and Announcements $25, $40 with picture. EasterEasternn ShorShoree TTradingrading POSTPOST GTT ’95 KENCRAFT RENT - ACCOMAC SLIGHTLY USED CHALLENGER 19’, Cen- Bldg. for Sale AREA - 2BR, 2BA, AC, FURNITURE - Hunter Announcements ter Console, 115HP Mar- SANFORD - 2,400 sq. ft. w/d, $550/mo. Sec. dep., green sectional couch/ iner O/B w/elec. tilt, fish bldg. 6-7 yrs. old. Previous- 1-yr. lease, references, no recliner/queen-sized bed finder, compass, CB radio, ly used for office, could be pets, no programs. Leave w. matching cherry coffee Teens, Come Out! Happy New Year live-bait well, swim plat- converted to large home or msg. @ 757-787-8255. table & 2 end tables, rus- form, new seat cushions, tic bedroom furniture, 3 We blowin’ up the Happy Birthday 2 apts. $125,000. Owner will Mobile Home PARTS for A healthy and safe New bimini top, twin batteries, finance w/25% down + ref- TVs, one is 52-inch, win- 2005 Load-Rite trailer sale. We also move dow unit AC, home stereo spot @ Little Italy Year to our niece & nephews erences, or rent to own. 336- mobile homes. Dream- w/spare, elec. winch. 374-5191 or 336-374-8578. system, 2 replacement in Nassawadox - The Bradford Children! $6,500. Call 757-787-3144 land Homes, Rt. 13, Ac- windows, etc. 709-2123. Dyllon, De’Anne & Preston comac, VA. 787-2823 tfn Friday, Jan. 8 ’91 SEARAY SUNDANCER Daycare DINING ROOM TABLE - 28', 10’6” Beam, Twin Mer- ABANDONED HOME - w/6 upholstered chairs. cruiser I/O 5.0LX Engines; I DO DAYCARE in my 3BR, 2BA. PRIVATE Dark wood. Plus 2 leaves We packing the house, A/C w/reverse cycle heat, home. Ages 6 mos.-12 yrs. OWNER can finance. & custom pad for table. so get there early nice galley, head w/ shower, $1/hr. per child. Good ref- Call 302-846-9100. $500. 757-695-4238 3 sleeps 6, 2 custom canvass- erences. Call Norma RENT - lots and mobile Silver 6V92 DETROIT hosted by “DJ SET IT OFF” es, much more. 787-3454 Bloxom at 665-5384. homes at Modestown ENGINES. Very low hrs. Hear them run. $1,000- Non-Alcohol Dance ’98 WELLCRAFT 21SL Pioneer Court. Newly When you moved away, a renovated, 2BR, 1BA, $2,500 ea. OBO. Leave piece of our hearts left with Excel. 4.3 190hp Volvo 1/0 Firewood message at 757-665-4420. $7 ADMISSION engine. Low hours, good W/D hookup, $550/mo. you. A big birthday wish condition. VHF, DS, Stereo, Clean, quiet area. Call COMMERCIAL PIZZA goes to our fine boy, Trailer. $8,950 - 302-1108 SEASONED Carl at 410-262-3070. tfn DOUBLE OVEN with Preston, at the age of “9.” ask for John. Boat can be FIREWOOD Digital Controls, Like New Love You Always, Aunt seen at East Point. Miscellaneous Condition, Electric with Call Vent System. Asking Price: Linda & Uncle Pop Howard TROPHY PRO BOAT & 442-7540 - For Sale $3500. Oven is made by Load-Rite trailer, 2005 Moretti Forni. Location: Mercury Berado power For health reasons, I am Accomack County, VA. stroke 275HP, trim tabs, selling a NAUTICAL For more information, cutty cabin & GPS marine COLLECTION consist- call: 732-513-4149 Help Wanted radio & fish finder. $30,000 ing of more than 120 OBO. 336-374-5191 model boats. Call 442- CONTRACTORS’ SPE- Nursery Laborers 2750 to discuss price. CIAL - New pre-hung solid C-HAWK 23, ’97, C/C, I/O, Land Wanted two-panel int. doors 3 @ 3/0 Volvo Penta - 4.3, V6. SHORT WAVE RADIO x 6/8 & 1 @ 2/6 x 6/8 - All Manor View Farms, Inc. in Monkton, Maryland Compass, new radio, an- ESTABLISHED st Grunding 800 Millennium R/H. List price $255 - $500 seeks 10 Nursery Laborers to work March 1 to tenna, life preservers, FARMER is seeking ad- th World Receiver. New. Re- takes all 4. 302-1325 December 15 2010. Produce and prepare for mar- depth finder, ’06 Load Rite ditional grain land to rent. duced to $450. Call Reed ket ornamental plants, shrubs, and trees in fields, w. dual wheels. $13,900. Looking to expand. Will 787-8112. Leave msg. ts SOFT SHELL CRABS - container areas and environmentally-controlled 804-403-3443. offer competitive price. Cleaned and individually structures, using hand tools and mechanical aids, Please call 757-894-1545. NEW VOGUE PRIMA: wrapped - $12 doz., 4 doz. such as mowers, tractors, clippers and shears, work- ’96 PARKER BOAT Above-ground pool. 24’ to box - JUMBO BREAD- ing as a member of a crew under close supervision DEEP V HULL with cen- round with auto cleaner. ED FANTAIL SHRIMP - of a supervisor or lead worker. Workers work 7:30 ter console. 150HP motor, Manufactured & Must be moved. $4,000 $40/box. Fresh Maryland a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Hourly 9.9 kicker motor, both low OBO. 757-709-0409 crabmeat - Call for details pay $9.42. May require working on Saturday. Work hours, GPS, depth finder, Mobile Homes - 442-2750 or cell phone takes place outdoors in all types of weather. 1 fish finder, new Easy Load LAWN AERATOR & ’05 OAK CREST MO- SEEDER, Mfg. Ferguson 710-7887. Month experience required, in a tree and shrub trailer. Call 717-244-7505. BILE HOME - 2’ wider nursery. Lift and carry up to 50 pounds. Yardmaker, 3-point hitch, VA PEELER POT LI- REDUCED! Must Move! than reg. trailer 16’ wide 7-ft. wide, excellent con- For non-commuters, housing and cooking facilities x 70’. Excellent condition. CENSE - 220 limit - To provided at no cost, and inbound travel and subsis- 10’ x 30’ Wood hall PILE dition. $1,300. 710-8670. lease or buy. 757-824-3442 DRIVER 25’ Leads w/ 3BR, 2BA. All appliances, tence reimbursed if complete 50% of work contract. lge. sled in Maple Village, 3 drop hammer. 3 drum air 3 SILVER 6V92 DE- CATERPILLAR, 6 cyl. Employer guarantees to offer at least ⁄4 of total Parksley. Call for appt. TROIT, engines. Very work hours of work period. Tools, supplies, and cooled winch, 6 cyl. 4” marine engine. Complete pump w/suction sleeve. before 8 p.m. $38,000. low hrs. Hear them run. w. transmission and ac- equipment provided at no cost. Pre-employment 665-1210. $1,000-$2,500 ea. OBO. and random drug tests are required. $3,500 OBO. 410-251-2446 cessories, like new. 205hp. Call & leave msg. at 757- Hear it run. $3,000 OBO. Bring copy of this ad to Eastpoint Job Service SAVE THOUSANDS! - 665-4420. Office, 7930 Eastern Blvd., Highlandtown, 1977 20’ PENNYAN Boat. Turn Key package & fur- Call & leave msg. at 757- Maryland 21224 or to your nearest Job Service Hard top. Tunnel drive. No niture. Must see, six to WHEELCHAIR - 2004 665-4420. trailer. Needs motor repair. Office Maryland Requisition No. MD0134262. choose from. Call 302- Breezy 510, padded, swing- CHINA CLOSET w/3 Transmission OK. $1,295 846-9100. out attachments include or trade. 787-4136 doors. $200 - 1900s BLAN- Full-Time leg extensions & walker. KET CHEST - Floral Antiques RENT TO OWN - Mobile $600 OBO. 442-3541 Maintenance Position ’03 SEA FOX 23’ cabin homes starting at $450/mo. carved top made from old Available immediately. TREASURE CHEST in cruiser w/trailer. 200HP (includes lot rent). New pump organ. $500. AN- For a large apt. complex MINK CAPE - originally Parksley on Dunne Ave. Merc. outboard, 8’6” beam, Church Mobile Home $650. First $300 cash TIQUE - Chairs & Tables in the Exmore area. Antiques, collectibles and excellent cond., $16,500. Park - VA 757-824-0315 - for sale - also glassware Must have own tools takes home. A beautiful novelties. Family owned. 787-2084 after 6. Christmas present. Call & milk glass. 787-3635 and transportation. Open 10-6 Mon.-Sat. 757- ICE EATER - Rebuilt in 789-5245. 2 SETS CLAM TONGS Please fax resume to 710-3943 YEAR END 540-249-3690 or call 2003, not used since. ELECTRIC CHAIR -Alfred Dise-757-891-2223 $250. Call 757-710-9824 INVENTORY 540-249-8421 and leave Boats, Etc. CLEARANCE BEST LIFT - goes into standard COMMERCIAL DEEP a call-back number BUYS NOW vehicle. $3,000 - 787-3040 FRYER, runs on pro- 29’ PHOENIX, flybridge, ATLANTIS HOMES pane. Pressure 600, made AVON - Start your own WHIRLPOOL GAS enclosed, twin Cummins POCOMOKE, MD DRYER in working con- by Henny Penny. (Similar Avon Business. $10 start- diesel engines, 250 hrs., 410-957-2820 to the one used in Royal up fee. 757-710-2075, dition - $125 - Call outriggers, off-shore ready. www.atlantishomesllc.com Charles 336-3558 Farms’ Delis) $1800. 732- 410-726-2343, or 757- $42,500. Call 757-999-3437. 513-4149 709-1244 16 • EASTERN SHORE POST • JANUARY 8, 2010

FOR SALE - 5’ GRAND QUIET, 2BR, 1BA w/deck PARKSLEY - Duplex - 2 PIANO. CALL 710-3113 near Onancock. All elec., new 1BR, 1BA, Fully heat pump, w/d hook-up. equip kit w/Central H&A, OYSTERS, CLAMS - $550/mo. + $500 deposit. $600.00 per month, plus NNEEDEED AA Fresh from grower that Inquiries to johnhk@veri- sec. dep. 1 yr. lease, no day. Call 757-442-7510 zon.net pets. Will accept Sec. 8. 757-665-5848. CAST-IRON AIR-TIGHT Hartley Hall DDRIVEWAYRIVEWAY?? WOODSTOVE - $300. Senior Housing HENRY’S POINT - JUST CALL Call 824-5956. ACCOMAC - 3BR, 2BA, in Pocomoke City, Md., is $800/mo. + security SITE WORK SPECIALIST Real Estate accepting applications deposit. No programs. for efficiency apartments Call 757-272-2225. GARGATHA LANDING in an elderly housing JOHN C. MILLER AT 757-665-4026 RD. - 3/4-acre lot. Well & subsidized apartment CASHVILLE - 2BR, 1BA, central heat/air. No septic approved. Great for complex. Possible imme- SIMPSON TREE & ’93 CHEVY GEO - double wide or stick-built diate occupancy for suc- programs. $550/mo. Call Vehicles - ATVs, 787-3868. BOBCAT SERVICE - $1,000 OBO. Call 757- house. For details, call cessful applicant. Con- Tree trimming, removal Motorcycles 824-4968. 757-710-8894. tact 410-957-2252 for WANTED - Rental prop- and stump grinding. application or visit office CREEK BLUFF, Exmore erties, any condition. Call 787-2100 or 710-8477. ’04 HARLEY FAT BOY Vehicles - Parts 1 at 1006 Market Street in FREE ESTIMATES. tfn - 3 acres, of which 2 ⁄2 are M&M Property Manage- APEHANGERS, Triple Pocomoke City. ment at 757-787-7052. Exhaust, 6,773 miles. FORD 4.9 6 CYL. EN- cleared. $99,000. Call Equal Housing MARSHALL 757-710-9187 and leave Asking $9,500. Call 757- GINE - $500. 824-0309 Opportunity ATTENTION!!! Serious TREE SERVICE 709-9112 or 757-709-4963. or 894-3952 message. Home Buyers. Do not pro- – Capable, HURRY! NASSAWADOX - 2BR, crastinate and lose up to Affordable, ’02 YAMAHA BIG BEAR DODGE DAKOTA parts, YEAR END central AC/heat, 1-year $8,000 Government re- Dependable. 4-Wheeler. $2,800 OBO - 4WD, 318 magnum, auto, BLOWOUT! lease, security deposit. bates. You must be in your ISA Certified Arborist 757-787-4143 wrecked but runs. $800 ATLANTIS HOMES $650/mo. 757-787-7640 home by April 30, 2010. (#MA-3138A) OBO 757-894-5204 POCOMOKE, MD YOU MUST ACT NOW!!! Licensed, insured ’06 4-WHEELER 90cc, 4- 410-957-2820 Call 302-846-9100 & free estimates. stroke, excellent condi- COMPLETE REAR AXLE www.atlantishomesllc.com NEWTOWNE 442-7540 tion. $1,200 OBO. Call ASSEMBLY - low mile- CAPE CHARLES - ren- 757-710-2646. age, from ’94 F150 pick- POCOMOKE ovated. L. Rm., D. Rm., up. $500. Call 757-824- HOUSE FOR SALE - KELLAM’S TREE SER- ’02 YAMAHA GRIZZLY Kit., 2BR, 2BA. Central VICE - Complete tree 0309 or 757-894-3952 ts Daugherty. 2250 sq. ft. Warm, friendly community 660cc, good shape. $4,200. 1 heat/air. W/D. 2 blocks to and stump removal, 57 ft. brick, 2 stories, 3BR, 2 ⁄2 Call 757-442-4211. ENGINE PARTS for 3.8 for mature adults 62+ beach. $600/mo. Credit bucket truck service with BA, completely remod- check. 757-331-2207. GM: intake manifold, eled, sunroom, master operator. Over 30 yrs. heads, starter & alterna- BR on 1st floor w/ 400 sq. Central Heat & Air experience. We are in- Vehicles - Cars tor. 824-0309 or 894-3952 Gathering room & Laundry sured. Free estimates ft. oak flooring, 500 sq. ft. Services ’06 FORD 500 - 47,000 of porcelain tile, central inside under one roof. anywhere on the Shore. 4 255/65/R17 TIRES, KC INTERIORS - All Phone 757-787-4380 or miles, excellent condition, $200 good tread, 757- h/a & alternative heat, good gas mileage. granite countertops, VERY affordable rents phases of home improve- Cell 757-999-4380. tfn 894-3952 or 824-0309. t s ment and repair. 30 years’ $12,000. Call 710-5779. stainless steel appli- R.W. Harlow & Associ- ances, 2 sheds, surveyed experience. References. ’02 FORD TAURUS - 1 Please call: Joe Beacom 757-990-1890. ates CONSTRUCTION, Vehicles - RVs ⁄2+ acre, professionally Remodeling & Repairs. 51,000 Miles. Garage landscaped, includes (410) 957-1562 Over 20 years of experi- kept, V6 engine, 4-dr., ’90 INTERNATIONAL sidewalks & partly blue. $4,800 OBO. Call SCHOOL BUS - 5-speed ence. 757-678-7832 tfn fenced yard, too many ACCOMAC - 1BR, heat Deck Special 710-4685. Will meet in manual, runs good, most extras to mention. & util. included. No pro- NEW BACKYARD Onancock to show. seats removed. Wired for $190,000. 757-709-2123. New Decks BARNS - 10’x10’ Reg. elec. outlets & 110AC. grams. $600/mo. + securi- ’96 CHRYSLER CON- ty deposit. Call 787-7368 All sizes Price $2,200. Sale $1,590. Would make great camper. ACCOMAC - corner lot on 10’x12’ Reg. Price $2,400. CORD - All offers consid- $2,250 OBO. 787-2910 Front St. & Lilliston Ave. and leave message. ered. Call 757-824-3302. Class A License tfn 1 Sale $1,810 - 710-1166 ⁄2 block from courthouse. 37’ 2004 FLEETWOOD Insured ’03 VW JETTA WAGON Septic installed & water. Rental-Commercial PACE ARROW - 3 $95,000 OBO. Leave msg. Sporting Goods - Diesel, 50 mpg, silver slides, asking $88,500 with gray leather, 151K at 757-665-4420. EXMORE - 1,000 sq. ft. 442-3970 Call 757-787-1082 ts for office/retail. Prime WALKING ELECTRIC (mostly highway), manu- WATERFRONT - 67 acres location. Avail. immedi- GOLF BAG CARRIER - al, one owner, moonroof, ’05 JOAYCO Jay Feather on Hunting Creek & ac- ately. Call 442-2749 for CUSTOM SEWING & al- $175. Call 710-5779 new tires, reg. service, RV - 29’. Queen bed, bunk cess to Chesapeake Bay. details. terations, clothes, miscella- $7,500. Call 757-789- beds, tub/shower, AC & Rockfish, Deer, Duck Ponds neous items - Judie Gibbs - Storage 3209 or cell 540-435-4819 heat, stove, microwave, & Turkeys. Hunter’s Par- 442-6836 or 442-6832 tfn fridge, lge. awning, tow adise w/marketable prime Rentals - Houses ’55 T-BIRD - Restored, red. pkg., immaculate. $13,500 NANDUA MINI For price, call Joe Justice timber. Reduced from OBO. 757-709-0409 7.10 ONANCOCK - Mt. Pros- STORAGE at 336-5107 or 894-2031. $265,000 to $150,000. Garage Doors Rt. 650, Taylor Rd., Call 757-665-4420 & pect. 2BR, large garage. ’93 FLEETWOOD $700/mo. Avail. Feb. 1. Automatic Openers Tasley. 757-787-3059. ’76 CHEVY IMPALA 2- FLAIR - 5K generator. leave msg. 50% off 1st month’s rent dr. sedan. $1,800 firm. Call 442-5957 Installation, Sales 25 ft. 46,000 mi. Sleeps 4 3 PARKSLEY BLDG. 757-709-8288 until 5. nicely. Chev. 454 engine. LOTS - across from tennis NASSAWADOX - 3BR, & Service 442-2263 after 5. ts All new tires. $12,500. 2BA, Exmore. $825/mo. Thrift Shops courts on Jones Ave. Have 787-4726 or 710-3723 ts M7M Property Manage- SMITH CHAPEL ’02 BUICK PARK AVE- septic permits & town water. NUE - Lumbar heated & $35,000 ea. OBO. Leave ment 787-7052 THRIFT SHOP in Quinby open Saturday, memory seats, Onstar, Vehicles - Vans msg. at 757-665-4420. NEW HOME - 3 or 4BR dual climate, 75,000 miles. 1 Jan. 7. Bags will be avail- home on large lot, 1 ⁄2BA, $7,850. Call 757-442-4619. Trucks/SUVs Rentals - Apts. not pets. $1,000/mo + able for $2. security deposit. 442-2314 Affordable Rates ST. FRANCIS THRIFT ’00 BUICK PARK AV- ’99 DODGE DURANGO ONLEY - in town. 2BR, SHOP - open in downtown ENUE - memory & power Red, V8, leather, CD/tape, CAPE CHARLES - seats, lumbar, dual climate, running boards, 3rd seat. liv. rm., eat-in kit., central 1 Call 894-3151 Parksley next to Russell’s Large, renovated 3BR, 1 ⁄2 heat & air, no Section 8. Bridal Wed.-Sat., 10-5. 45,000 miles. $7,800. Call 140K miles - $6,000. 757- $575/mo. Lease & securi- BA, 2-zone HVAC, appli- 757-442-4619. 894-5873 ances. $850/mo. Call 757- HANDYMAN FOR HIRE ty deposit required. Call PUNGOTEAGUE ’81 CADILLAC EL Mon.-Fri. - 787-3023. 647-1001. - Quality work, reasonable ’94 FORD BRONCO, COMMUNITY DORADO Diesel. Very Eddie Bauer Ed. Needs rates. Painting, carpentry, CHURCH SELF HELP ONLEY - 2BR, central LAND/HOME FORE- plumbing & electric. Over good condition. Low Mile- some front-end work, has AC/heat, 1-year lease, CLOSURE, TAKE OVER CENTER - THIS Sat. age. Asking $4,850. Call new tires & wheels. Would 20 years’ experience. In- $3 Bag Sale security deposit. $620/mo. PAYMENTS! EXMORE, sured. 757-710-4889. Rodney. 757-665-4639 make good hunting truck. 757-787-7640 VA. Call 302-846-9100 8:30 a.m.1:30p.m. $800 OBO. 757-894-5204. 442-9526 JANUARY 8, 2010 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 17

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VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Legal Advertising THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK, VIRGINIA Plaintiff CIVIL CASE NO. 09-521 VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR vs. THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK JAMES PALMER THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK, VIRGINIA THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK, VIRGINIA MARGUERITE PALMER Plaintiff Plaintiff RIVERFRONT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION CIVIL CASE NO. 09-569 CIVIL CASE NO. 09-253 SHORE HEALTH SERVICES, INC. vs. vs. AMERICAN GENERAL FINANCIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA, INC. MARGUERITE PALMER ISAAC M. HANDSHAW Defendants RIVERFRONT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION TOWN OF MELFA, VIRGINIA Defendants Defendants ORDER OF PUBLICATION ORDER OF PUBLICATION ORDER OF PUBLICATION The object of this suit is to enforce the lien of the Plaintiff for delinquent taxes against certain The object of this suit is to enforce the lien of The object of this suit is to enforce the lien of real estate described as follows: the Plaintiff for delinquent taxes against certain the Plaintiff for delinquent taxes against certain real estate described as follows: real estate described as follows: All that parcel of land near Tasley, Accomack County, Virginia, described as All that parcel of land near Tasley, All that parcel of land in Melfa, Tract 2, 3.48 acres, bounted Northeast Accomack County, Virginia, bounded as Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot by Eichelberger; Southeast by Tract 1; follows: running southeast 214 ft.; southwest No. 4, Block C, “Hatton’s New Sub-Division Southwest by Allen; Northwest by Boggs and 64 ft.; northwest 214 ft.; northeast 64 ft. and West of Railroad” and designated as parcel designated as parcel no. 094D00600000200. designated as parcel no. 086B00500A00003. no. 102B002C0000400. standing in the names of James Palmer and standing in the name of Marguerite Palmer, pur- standing in the name of Isaac M. Handshaw pur- Marguerite Palmer, pursuant to Section 58.1-3965 suant to Section 58.1-3965 et seq. of the Code of suant to Section 58.1-3965 et seq. of the Code of et seq. of the Code of Virginia. Virginia. Virginia. And an affidavit having been filed that due And an affidavit having been filed that due And an affidavit having been filed that due diligence has been used to ascertain the location of diligence has been used to ascertain the location of diligence has been used to ascertain the location of James Palmer and Marguerite Palmer, having an Marguerite Palmer, whose last known post office Isaac M. Handshaw whose last known post office unknown last post office address. address is P.O. Box 237, Tasley, VA 23441. address is 1406 Dover Court, Suffolk, VA 23434. It is ORDERED that this Order be published It is ORDERED that this Order be published It is ORDERED that this Order be published once a week for two successive weeks in the Eastern once a week for two successive weeks in the Eastern once a week for two successive weeks in the Eastern Shore Post and that the parties named herein ap- Shore Post and that the parties named herein ap- Shore Post and that the parties named herein ap- pear on or before January 25, 2010, at 10:00 A.M. pear on or before January 25, 2010, at 10:00 A.M. pear on or before January 25, 2010, at 10:00 A.M. in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court for the in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court for the in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court for the County of Accomack, Virginia, and do what may be County of Accomack, Virginia, and do what may be County of Accomack, Virginia, and do what may be necessary to protect their interests in this suit. necessary to protect their interests in this suit. necessary to protect their interests in this suit. ENTER: This 22nd day of December, 2009 ENTER: This 22nd day of December, 2009 ENTER: This 22nd day of December, 2009 Nancy Jo Revell, Deputy Clerk Nancy Jo Revell, Deputy Clerk Nancy Jo Revell, Deputy Clerk I ask for this: I ask for this: I ask for this: JAMES W. ELLIOTT, p.q. JAMES W. ELLIOTT, p.q. JAMES W. ELLIOTT, p.q. Attorney at Law Attorney at Law Attorney at Law P.O. Box 1410 P.O. Box 1410 P.O. Box 1410 Yorktown, VA 23692 Yorktown, VA 23692 Yorktown, VA 23692 (757)898-7000 (757)898-7000 (757)898-7000 www.VATAXSALE.com www.VATAXSALE.com www.VATAXSALE.com 18 • EASTERN SHORE POST • JANUARY 8, 2010

VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Legal Advertising (Con’t) THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK, VIRGINIA Plaintiff CIVIL CASE NO. 09-341 VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR vs. THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK CATHERINE E. SATCHELL, if living THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK, VIRGINIA THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK, VIRGINIA CATHERINE E. SATCHELL Plaintiff Plaintiff Defendants CIVIL CASE NO. 09-134 CIVIL CASE NO. 09CL588 vs. vs. ORDER OF PUBLICATION ELMER H. TAYLOR, if living The heirs and devisees of The object of this suit is to enforce the lien of MARGARET J. TAYLOR THOMAS A. ALTOBELLI the Plaintiff for delinquent taxes against certain Defendants real estate described as follows: CAPTAIN’S COVE GOLF AND YACHT CLUB, INC. ORDER OF PUBLICATION Defendants All that parcel of land on Cedar View Road, on the highway from Craddockville to The object of this suit is to enforce the lien of ORDER OF PUBLICATION Pungoteague, in Accomack County, Virginia: the Plaintiff for delinquent taxes against certain bounded South by Sunkett; West by Kelley; real estate described as follows: The object of this suit is to enforce the lien of North by Satchell; and East by County Road, the Plaintiff for delinquent taxes against certain being 0.50 acres and designated as parcel no. All that parcel of land in New Church, real estate described as follows: 10900A000013400. Accomack County, Virginia: bounded North 75 ft. by road from New Church to Horntown; All that parcel of land in Accomack standing in the name of Catherine E. Satchell, pur- East 115 ft.; South 80 ft. by Johnson; West County, Virginia: Lot 345, Section 13, suant to Section 58.1-3965 et seq. of the Code of 115 ft. by Johnson and designated as parcel Captain’s Cove and designated as parcel Virginia. no. 012A0A000007600. no. 005A70100034500. And an affidavit having been filed that due diligence has been used to ascertain whether standing in the name of Elmer H. Taylor pursuant standing in the name of Thomas A. Altobelli, pur- Catherine E. Satchell is living, or if deceased, then to Section 58.1-3965 et seq. of the Code of Virginia. suant to Section 58.1-3965 et seq. of the Code of to ascertain the names and location of all of her And an affidavit having been filed that due Virginia. heirs, devisees and successors in title; that there diligence has been used to ascertain whether And an affidavit having been filed that due are or may be other persons having an interest in Elmer H. Taylor is living, or if deceased, to ascer- diligence has been used to ascertain the names the real estate forming the subject matter of this tain the names and location of all of his heirs, and location of all of the heirs, devisees and succes- suit whose names and last known post office devisees and successors in title; that there are or sors in title of Thomas A. Altobelli; and that there addresses are unknown, namely, the unknown may be other persons having an interest in the are or may be other persons having an interest in heirs, devisees and successors in title of Catherine real estate forming the subject matter of this suit the real estate forming the subject matter of this E. Satchell; and that due diligence has been used whose names and last known post office addresses suit whose names and last known post office to ascertain the location of Catherine E. Satchell, are unknown, namely, the unknown heirs, devisees addresses are unknown, namely, the heirs, devisees whose last known post office address is 32284 and successors in title of Elmer H. Taylor; and that and successors in title of Thomas A. Altobelli. Boston Road, Painter, VA 23420. due diligence has been used to ascertain the loca- It is ORDERED that this Order be published It is ORDERED that this Order be published tion of Margaret J. Taylor whose last known post once a week for two successive weeks in the Eastern once a week for two successive weeks in the Eastern office address is P.O. Box 52, Bloxom, VA 23308. Shore Post and that the parties named herein ap- Shore Post and that the parties named herein ap- It is ORDERED that this Order be published pear on or before January 25, 2010, at 10:00 A.M. pear on or before January 25, 2010, at 10:00 A.M. once a week for two successive weeks in the Eastern in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court for the in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court for the Shore Post and that the parties named herein ap- County of Accomack, Virginia, and do what may be County of Accomack, Virginia, and do what may be pear on or before January 25, 2010, at 10:00 A.M. necessary to protect their interests in this suit. necessary to protect their interests in this suit. in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court for the County of Accomack, Virginia, and do what may be ENTER: This 22nd day of December, 2009 ENTER: This 22nd day of December, 2009 necessary to protect their interests in this suit. Nancy Jo Revell, Deputy Clerk Nancy Jo Revell, Deputy Clerk ENTER: This 22nd day of December, 2009 I ask for this: I ask for this: Nancy Jo Revell, Deputy Clerk JAMES W. ELLIOTT, p.q. JAMES W. ELLIOTT, p.q. Attorney at Law Attorney at Law I ask for this: P.O. Box 1410 P.O. Box 1410 JAMES W. ELLIOTT, p.q. Yorktown, VA 23692 Yorktown, VA 23692 Attorney at Law (757)898-7000 (757)898-7000 P.O. Box 1410 www.VATAXSALE.com www.VATAXSALE.com Yorktown, VA 23692 (757)898-7000 www.VATAXSALE.com NOTICE mulated taxes, penalties, interest and costs there- Work Session Lakshmi JUDICIAL SALE OF REAL ESTATE on at the law office listed below. The pro rata costs The Town of Cheriton Investments, Inc. of publication hereunder shall become a part of the will hold a joint work Trading as On February 8, 2010, proceedings will be com- tax and together with all other costs, including session with the Town of menced under authority of Section 58.1-3965 et reasonable attorney’s fees set by the court, shall be Yianni’s Market & Deli seq. of the Code of Virginia to sell the following collected when payment is made whether or not Cape Charles on Janu- 15508 Courthouse ary 11, 2010 at 7:00pm parcels located in the County of Accomack, court proceedings have been initiated. Road, Eastville Virginia for payment of delinquent taxes. located at the Cheriton Northampton County, Volunteer Fire Depart- Virginia 23347 ment. After the joint ses- Brown, Mary DANA T. BUNDICK The above establishment 04200A000000100 sion Cheriton Town is applying to the Council will continue in Fisher, Earl C. & Betty R. TREASURER VIRGINIA 005B0A000001600 work session for the DEPARTMENT OF Town of Cheriton. Horsman, Karen Lee ACCOMACK COUNTY, VIRGINIA ALCOHOLIC 042A1A000004000 BEVERAGE CONTROL McMahon, Angela D. JAMES W. ELLIOTT for a Beer and Wine On 005A50200007700 Attorney at Law and Off Premises Pyron, Acree, Jr. 7100 Route 17 license to sell or 10900A000002800 Yorktown, VA 23692 manufacture alcoholic (7575) 898-7000 beverages. The owner of any property listed may redeem it www.vataxsale.com Ketan Patel, Owner at any time before the date of sale by paying accu- JANUARY 8, 2010 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 19

COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE All that parcel of land in Accomack County, Virginia being Lot 123, Section 18, Captain’s Cove. Pursuant to Decrees of the Circuit Court of the County of Accomack, Virginia entered in the cases specified herein, the following real estate will be PARCEL I: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs ROBERT HELM sold at public auction on Thursday January 14, 2010, at the Accomack County MAP NO. 029A20100012000 Circuit Courthouse, 23316 Courthouse Avenue, Accomac, VA 23301 at 12:00 p.m., to-wit: All that parcel of land in Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot 120, Unit 2, Sheet 2, Chincoteague Bay Trails End. PARCEL A: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs RANDY ASHFORD MAP NO. 029A10400003700 PARCEL J: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs JEROME J. HOKULA MAP NO. 005A70200015600 All that parcel of land in Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot 37, Unit IV, Sheet I, Chincoteague Bay Trails End. All that parcel of land in Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot 156, Section 12, Captain’s Cove. PARCEL B: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs RICHARD BENEDICT MAP NO. 029A20300010400 PARCEL K: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs WILLIAM M. HOPKINS MAP NO. 029A10200028700 All that parcel of land in Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot 104, Unit 3, Sheet 3, Chincoteague Bay Trails End. All that parcel of land in Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot 287, Unit 3, Sheet 7, Chincoteague Bay Trails End. PARCEL C: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs CHARLES V. CLARKSON MAP NO. 030A52200001600 PARCEL L: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs WILLIE MACKEY MAP NO. 029A20100001400 All that parcel of land at Chincoteague, Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot 16 on a plat of survey entitled, ”Edward Lunn Tull All that parcel of land in Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot 14, Subdivision”. Unit 2, Sheet 2, Chincoteague Bay Trails End. PARCEL D: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs EMMA CHARLOTTE CONNOR PARCEL M: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs HERBERT REIFEL MAP NO. 086D0A000003400 MAP NO. 005A70100032400 All that parcel of land in Greysville, Accomack County, Virginia, All that parcel of land in Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot 324, being 0.25 acre, more or less, bounded South by Lou Wharton; West by Section 13, Captain’s Cove. R.B. Wharton; East by a 16 ft. road and North by Mary Seymour. PARCEL N: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs WILLIAM H. THOMAS PARCEL E: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs GEORGE CONQUEST MAP NO. 029A10300002200 MAP NO. 078A20400003200 All that parcel of land in Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot 22, All that parcel of land near Parksley, Metompkin District, Unit 3, Sheet 6, Chincoteague Bay Trails End. Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot 32 on a plat made by J. B. Gibb and recorded in Plat Book 6, page 93. PARCEL O: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs NANCY K. WOLFF MAP NO. 029A20500003200 PARCEL F: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs GEORGE CONQUEST MAP NO. 078A204000031A0 All that parcel of land in Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot 32, Unit 3, Chincoteague Bay Trails End. All that parcel of land being the Northwestern 30 feet 6 inches of Lot 31, shown on a plat of survey made by J. B. Gibb and recorded in The terms of sale shall be cash or a deposit of 25% of the bid price with Plat Book 6, page 93. the balance due in ten days. Additional terms will be announced at the sale. PARCEL G: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs ALEXANDER GRAHAM Each sale shall be subject to confirmation by the Court. MAP NO. 005A90300010200 JAMES W. ELLIOTT All that parcel of land in Accomack County, Virginia, being Lot 102, Special Commissioner Section 16, Captain’s Cove. 7100 U. S. Route 17 Yorktown, VA 23692 PARCEL H: ACCOMACK COUNTY vs SAMUEL GREEN (757) 898-7000 MAP NO. 005A90100012300 www.vataxsale.com

VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR the Plaintiff for delinquent taxes against certain of Clarence Clifton Dickerson, Isaac Jackson THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK real estate described as follows: Dickerson, Lenora Taylor and Bessie Dickerson. It is ORDERED that this Order be published THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK, VIRGINIA All that parcel of land near Zion once a week for two successive weeks in the Plaintiff Church, Metompkin District, Accomack Eastern Shore Post and that the parties named CIVIL CASE NO. 09-28 County, Virginia, being Lot No. 25, fronting herein appear on or before January 25, 2010, at vs. 60 ft. on the East of Highway No. 13; bounded 10:00 A.M. in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Northwest by Highway No. 13; Northeast by Court for the County of Accomack, Virginia, and HAROLD DICKERSON Lot No. 26; Southeast by Wharton; Southwest do what may be necessary to protect their inter- by Lot No. 24 and designated as parcel ests in this suit. The heirs and devisees of no. 079B00100002500. CLARENCE CLIFTON DICKERSON ENTER: This 22nd day of December, 2009 standing in the names of Harold Dickerson, Nancy Jo Revell, Deputy Clerk The heirs and devisees of Clarence Clifton Dickerson, Isaac Jackson ISAAC JACKSON DICKERSON Dickerson and Lenora Taylor, pursuant to Section I ask for this: 58.1-3965 et seq. of the Code of Virginia. JAMES W. ELLIOTT, p.q. The heirs and devisees of And an affidavit having been filed that due Attorney at Law LENORA TAYLOR diligence has been used to ascertain the names P.O. Box 1410 and location of all of the heirs, devisees and suc- Yorktown, VA 23692 The heirs and devisees of cessors in title of Clarence Clifton Dickerson, Isaac (757)898-7000 BESSIE DICKERSON Jackson Dickerson, Lenora Taylor and Bessie www.VATAXSALE.com Defendants Dickerson; and that there are or may be other per- sons having an interest in the real estate forming ORDER OF PUBLICATION the subject matter of this suit whose names and last known post office addresses are unknown, The object of this suit is to enforce the lien of namely, the heirs, devisees and successors in title 20 • EASTERN SHORE POST • JANUARY 8, 2010

COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL Pursuant to Decrees of the Circuit Court of the County of JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, Northampton, Virginia entered in the cases specified herein, the VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. following real estate will be sold at public auction on Wednesday, January 27, 2010, at the Northampton County Circuit Courthouse, 5229 PARCEL I: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS The Hornes, Eastville, VA 23347 at 12:00 p.m., to-wit: FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-031 PARCEL A: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs LEO BARTON ALLEN, III MAP NO. 00090-09-BLK-00-009 All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, Virginia, being shown as Lot 31 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- All that parcel of land in the Town of Cape Charles, DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL Capeville District, Northampton County, Virginia, known as Lot 9 JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, on that plat entitled “SUBDIVISION OF PLANTATION POINTE OF VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. BAY CREEK AT CAPE CHARLES – SECTION ONE, PARCEL F-2 AND LOTS 19 & 20, PHASE TWO (PLAT BOOK 31, PAGES 96-97 PARCEL J: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS (PLAT BOOK 27, PAGE 26) FOR BAY CREEK, L.L.C., TOWN OF FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE CAPE CHARLES, CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-032 VIRGINIA”, recorded in Plat Book 32, at pages 78, 79 and 80. All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, PARCEL B: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS Virginia, being shown as Lot 32 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-017 JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, Virginia, being shown as Lot 17 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- PARCEL K: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-033 VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, PARCEL C: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS Virginia, being shown as Lot 33 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-018 JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, Virginia, being shown as Lot 18 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- PARCEL L: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-034 VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, PARCEL D: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS Virginia, being shown as Lot 34 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-020 JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, Virginia, being shown as Lot 20 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- PARCEL M: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-035 VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, PARCEL E: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs MURRAY DONALD Virginia, being shown as Lot 35 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-021 DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. Virginia, being shown as Lot 21 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL PARCEL N: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-036 PARCEL F: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE Virginia, being shown as Lot 36 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-028 DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. Virginia, being shown as Lot 28 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL PARCEL O: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-037 PARCEL G: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE Virginia, being shown as Lot 37 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-027 DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. Virginia, being shown as Lot 27 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL PARCEL P: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-038 PARCEL H: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE Virginia, being shown as Lot 38 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-030 DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. Virginia, being shown as Lot 30 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- (Continued on Next Page) JANUARY 8, 2010 • EASTERN SHORE POST • 21

COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE (Continued on From Previous Page Page) PARCEL Q: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS along said road to the Church property; thence 180 ft. in a southerly FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE direction to the point of beginning. MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-039 PARCEL X: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs PAUL EDWARD SAMPLE All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, MAP NO. 083A1-01-BLK-00-081C Virginia, being shown as Lot 39 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL All that parcel of land in the Town of Cape Charles, JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, Virginia, being a part of lots 81 and 84 on the plat of the said Town VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. recorded in Deed Book 41, pages 481, et seq., and starting from the southeast corner of Lot 81 and running a westerly course 80 ft.; PARCEL R: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs BAYVIEW CITIZENS thence northerly 34 ft.; thence easterly 80 ft.; thence southerly 34 FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE ft. to starting point. MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-040 PARCEL Y: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs MARY SCARBOROUGH All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, MAP NO. 00015-0A-B LK-00-131 Virginia, being shown as Lot 40 on a plat of survey entitled “SUB- DIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL All that parcel of land near Hare Valley, Northampton JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, County, Virginia, bounded North and South by William Dix; East by VIRGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, pages 84-87. John T. Ames and West by the State Highway leading from Franktown to Hadlock, said lot having a frontage along said highway PARCEL S: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs HENRY BURTON of 50 yds. and extending back 50 yds. MAP NO. 0015D-04-BLK-00-000G PARCEL Z: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs RUTH SUNKETT SESSOMS All that parcel of land in Hare Valley, Northampton County, MAP NO. 0105B-01-BLK-00-041 Virginia, shown as Lot “G” on a plat recorded in Plat Book 4, page 86. All that parcel of land in Northampton County, Virginia, being Lot 3 on a plat recorded in Plat Book 6, page 35. PARCEL T: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs ALVIS MAPP MAP NO. 0015C-01-BLK-00-000CS PARCEL AA: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs MINNIE SPADY MAP NO. 00085-0A-BLK-00-041 All that parcel of land near Hare Valley, Northampton County, Virginia, being a parcel of land in Area “C” on a plat All that parcel of land in Culls, Northampton County, entitled, “Property of William H. Brickhouse Estate”, Hare Valley, Virginia, bounded North by Virginia Route 649; West by Virginia Northampton County, Virginia, and bounded Northeast by a 30 ft. Route 641 and shown as Lot 1 on a plat recorded in Deed Book 169, road for 200 ft., more or less; Southeast by James W. Toy; Southwest page 232. by John W. Brickhouse and Northwest by Lillian Brickhouse, et als. PARCEL BB: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs NATHANIEL SPADY PARCEL U: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs NATALIE MOSES MAP NO. 0113A-01-BLK-00-008 MAP NO. 00084-07-BLK-00-023 All that parcel of land near Townsend, Northampton All that parcel of land near Bayview, Northampton County, County, Virginia, being Lot 8 and Lot 9 on a plat of the lands of Virginia, being 5,060 sq. ft., more or less, being Lot 23 on a plat of Solomon Spady and Arthur Spady made April 18, 1959. survey entitled “SUBDIVISION OF PROPERTY OF BAYVIEW CITIZENS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE, INC., CAPEVILLE DISTRICT, PARCEL CC: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs ORA L. WATSON NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRIGINIA” recorded in Plat Book 32, MAP NO. 0091B-0A-BLK-00-082 pages 84-87 and known as 22244 Woodcock Circle. All that parcel of land near Fairview, Northampton County, PARCEL V: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs MOSES O. POWELL Virginia, being 0.50 acre, more or less, bounded North by Joshua MAP NO. 0091B-01-BLK-00-009 Seaton; East by J. C. Outten; West by a road and South by Samuel Morris. All that parcel of land near Fairview, Northampton County, Virginia, being Lot 9 on a plat entitled “Subdivision of Arthur and The terms of sale shall be cash or a deposit of 25% of the bid price Verna Bank’s Heirs, near Fairview, Northampton County, Virginia” with the balance due in ten days. recorded in Deed Book 141, at page 24. Additional terms will be announced at the sale. Each sale shall be subject to confirmation by the Court. PARCEL W: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY vs WILLIAM ROUNDTREE MAP NO. 0068D-01-BLK-00-001D JAMES W. ELLIOTT Special Commissioner All that parcel of land in Eastville District, near Simpkins 7100 U. S. Route 17 Siding, Northampton County, Virginia, having a frontage of 59 ft. Yorktown, VA 23692 beginning at the southwestern intersection of the lot of the (757) 898-7000 Trustees of the Church of God and True Holiness, thence westerly www.vataxsale.com 59 ft.; thence northerly 180 ft. to an 8 ft. road; thence easterly 59 ft.

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And this is no fun because you No matter how noble the purpose have to find new ways to skrimp and promise, how long can we keep Post and save and do without. giving things away and going fur- But, what about our federal gov- ther into debt before we have noth- Toasties ernment? They just seem to keep ing left to give away? It seems we By Bill Massey spending and spending. At least, spend more and more on our feder- this is what it looks like to me; and al government all the time and it bout a month ago, I heard banks, and … call me unpatriotic, if you like, but gets worse insead of better. from my congressman, Well, I’ll stop there, but you can I don’t think this is fair. I don’t like worrying about these AAGlenn Nye, through a mass fill in the rest because we all have Does this mean I want to cut kinds of things. And, maybe things mailing. He was just letting me things we feel are important for veterans’ bene- are starting to know he was standing up for all the federal government to handle. fits, or kids’ get better. After the veterans in our district and do- I mean, can we handle these mon- school lunches, or all, they say it’s ing all kinds of things for them, umental, weighty issues on an in- seniors’ subsi- PostPost Op- the stock market like making sure they get all the dividual basis? dized housing, or that drives the benefits to which they are entitled, Me, I don’t know. But I do know anything else next six months’ and things like that. I have to save and provide for my which so many Ed Page economic fore- And, this was fine with me, if for own family’s bills, and that’s not people hold near cast, and the no other reason, isn’t it supposed getting any easier. For the last 18 and dear, and really depend on? market has been going up, so to be that way? Just like, aren’t we months or so — and for most of Again, I don’t know, though I maybe things are getting better. supposed to take care of our senior the people I know — there’s been definitely wouldn’t want to cut I sure hope so, but I wish the citizens, provide health care and too much of a month remaining anybody. federal government could be like decent education and housing, for the amount of money left to But, Congressman Nye’s mass the rest of us and cut back on its fight terrorism, and keep strong get there. mailing really got me to thinking: spending, too.

www.factcheck.org/2009/08/more-senior-scare/) Dear Editor: PostPost Office Mail reveals as false virtually all the 60Plus ads’ On behalf of the Board of Directors and scary and negative claims regarding the current members of the Northampton County Chamber Beware of Misleading healthcare bills. This group obviously uses mis- of Commerce, I would like to extend my heart- information, obfuscation, and fear mongering in felt thanks to those who made our Christmas TV Healthcare Ads support of its causes. Clearly, the 60Plus Associ- party on Friday, Dec. 11, at the Sustainable Dear Editor: ation is banking on the gullible nature of the Technology Industrial Park a rousing success. Recently, I saw a political advertisement advo- television-viewing public, in particular, seniors. Amy B Catering, South Port Investors, Eyre cating defeat of the Senate healthcare reform We all must become more discerning con- and Furlong Baldwin, and Rosemary Bosworth bill. This announcement claimed that healthcare sumers of media, and learn which sources of in- went above and beyond the call of duty in pro- reform proposals being considered by Congress formation we can trust and which we must viding the entertainment, food, and beverages, would cut Medicare benefits, increase out-of- view with a more jaundiced eye. In particular, it all of which were wonderful. Wendell Distribut- pocket costs for Medicare services, cause seniors seems a wise strategy to view with skepticism ing was a joy to work with, as were the great to lose their own doctors, and deny treatment to television advertising purporting to communi- folks of Holly Grove Vineyard. anyone who is “not worth the cost.” The required cate factual political information. When we dig Lastly, I’d also like to thank everyone who disclaimer indicated that the ad was sponsored below the surface, it often becomes apparent came and enjoyed the entertainment and fel- by “60plus.org” which turns out to be the Web ad- that the groups spending the amounts of mon- lowship — our members and their guests. With- dress of the 60Plus Association. Spending a bit of ey necessary to pay for such ads have an agen- out them, the chamber wouldn’t be able to work time digging into the background of this organi- da they are selling, and too often that agenda is for the businesses and citizens of Northampton zation and the facts behind the issues is a stark hidden. The 60Plus ads are a case in point. County and the Eastern Shore; we are grateful lesson as to why we must become truly informed Paul M. Gammell, PhD, Exmore for having had this opportunity to celebrate the beyond 30-second spots and glib sound-bites. holiday season with them. While the Web site claims that the group is a We wish you all a happy, healthy, and pros- conservative answer to the AARP, it does not “They’re at the Post...” perous 2010! clarify its mission, other than with vague de- Rob Savage, Executive Director scriptions of far-right political stances on vari- Northampton County Chamber of Commerce ous issues. The AARP advocacy group for sen- Editor Cheryl Nowak iors supports healthcare reform and is not al- lied with any one party or business interest. It Staff Writers Letters to the Editor may be sent has criticized the 60 Plus Association as being Linda Cicoira and Cheryl Nowak partisan because its issues and causes mirror Regular Contributor by fax, e-mail or snail-mail using the those of only the Republicans. The AARP also Ron West addresses in the Publisher’s Circle at states that because 60Plus lists no dues-paying Advertising Representatives members and receives the majority of its fund- Troy Justis and Angie H. Crutchley left. While the Post will withhold a ing from the pharmaceutical industry, the P.O. Box 517 • Onley, VA 23418 writer’s name with just cause, all letters group is simply a front organization for that in- e-mail: [email protected] dustry, which has been an opponent of current phone: 757-789-POST (7678) must be signed and include a phone healthcare reform efforts. fax: 757-789-7681 number for verification. A quick check of the facts (see 24 • Eastern Shore Post • January 8, 2010

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