Turkey Fishing Trot Page B2 Page B2 SSentinel.com Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck since 1896 Vol. 119, No. 34 Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • November 21, 2013 B Section Ellis 4th at state meet; earns All-State honors by Larry Chowning tough,” said Somerville. Cliff Conley of Galax won the race Ridge Ellis finished fourth in a field with a time of 16:05; Matthew Farmer of 101 runners to become the first of Rural Retreat, second, 16:16 and Middlesex High School male runner Sean Farney of Altavista, third, 16:23. to make the All-State cross-country Justin Adams of Mathews finished team at the Class 1A State Champion- ninth with a time of 17:01 to earn All- ship Meet last Saturday. State honors. Ellis, a junior, cruised through the Galax won the team championship 5K with a personal best time of 16:34 with 77 points, Radford was second at Great Meadows Park near Warren- with 79 points, and Altavista was ton. third with 97. Mathews just missed “Ridge started off like a rocket like receiving a team medal by finishing he always does,” said MHS co-coach fourth with 120 points. Jamie Somerville. “He ran about a Other area schools to place as a five-minute first mile. team include: Washington & Lee, “It was one of the greatest races sixth, 165 points; Rappahannock I’ve seen Ridge run. It was impressive County, eighth, 181; and Lancaster, to see him get out, gut it out, and hang ninth, 216. Harrow 5th at state meet; earns All-State honors by Larry Chowning dominate Class 1A cross-country at the state meet with a winning time of Senior Leigh Harrow made 18:47. Mary Elliott of Radford was Something to cheer about Middlesex High School history Sat- second, 19:55; Cameron Schafer of urday by placing fifth—the highest Radford, third, 20:17; and Mary Frere Middlesex High School cross-country stars Ridge Ellis and Leigh Harrow and co-coaches Jamie and Annie finish ever by a Lady Charger—at the of Lancaster, fourth, 20:17. Harrow Somerville are given a rousing Charger sendoff by the MHS student body Friday. Ellis and Harrow competed Class 1A State Cross-Country Meet. had defeated Frere at the regional in the State 1A Cross-Country Championships at Great Meadow Park near Warrenton on Saturday. Ellis fin- Harrow ran a personal best time of meet. ished fourth and Harrow finished fifth and both earned All-State honors. “The sendoff at MHS made their 20:33 and earned All-State honors. Other local girls to place at the day and it is something they will always remember,” said J. Somerville. (Photo by Larry Chowning) Christy Creekmore is the only state meet were Bea Trinity of other MHS girl runner to place in the Northumberland sixth, 20:47; Sarah state meet. As a sophomore in 1993, Schindler of Northumberland, Creekmore finished 6th running on a seventh, 20:48; Emily Allen of tough Virginia Tech course. Rappahannock County, eighth, 20:52; “Leigh ran a very smart race from Kathryn Beddo of Washington & W&L defense stifles Chargers start to finish,” said MHS co-coach Lee, ninth, 20:56; Sarah Sadner of Jamie Somerville. “She started a little West Point, 12th, 21:18; and Kate Van by Larry Chowning gers’ offense. Campbell had 3 unassisted tackles fast and hung on for the best time of Emmerik of Mathews, 14th, 21:21. Middlesex had only 123 yards in apiece; Trevone Hooks, Drewry and her career. The top 15 runners earn All-State The Middlesex High School foot- total offense—82 rushing and 41 Shakim Paige each had 2. “Both Leigh and Ridge [Ellis] gave honors. ball team ran into a strong Washing- passing. Drewry had an interception, Wake an incredible effort,” said Somerville. Radford High School won the team ton & Lee football team last Friday MHS quarterback Marques had 2 fumble recoveries, and Steve “They worked hard all season and it honors with 54 points; Rapphan- night and lost 49-0 in the first round Holmes, one of the leading rushers in Skelton had one fumble recovery. paid off when it counted most.” nock County, second, 91; Chilhowie, of the Class 1A East Region playoffs. the region, was held to just 59 yards The Middlesex Chargers ended Sophomore Julia Wood of third, 96; Mathews, fourth, 97; and Although Washington & Lee on 14 carries. Brett Carter rushed for their 2013 season with a 7-4 record. Rappahannock County continued to Northumberland, fifth, 150. jumped out to a 21-0 first-half lead, 20 yards on 3 carries. In other Class 1A East Region the game was not as lopsided as Holmes completed 6 of 17 passes playoff games on Friday, Essex beat the score indicates. Middlesex was for 41 yards, but none longer than Cumberland 56-0; Parry McCluer simply unable to take advantage of 10 yards. Robert Drewry caught an downed West Point 42-28; Lunen- opportunities. 8-yard pass; D’Angelo King and burg Central ripped Lancaster The Chargers were in the red zone Andre Campbell each had 2 catches 49-21; Altavista overwhelmed twice after recovering W&L fum- for a total of 13 yards. Carter had a Northumberland 62-12; Sussex Cen- bles, but were unable to move the 7-yard catch. tral upended Surry 28-20; Franklin ball. Whenever Middlesex seemed to Kaleb Wake led the defense with 7 walloped William Campbell 50-8; get a break, penalties or a stiff W&L unassisted tackles; Justin Mott had 4 and Rappahannock edged Colonial defense always stopped the Char- unassisted tackles; Carter, King and Beach 21-8.
Middlesex defensive standout Devante Robinson (#3) chases a Washing- ton & Lee runner as D’Angelo King (#8) reaches for his foot. (Photo by Larry Chowning) Rockfish tournament
Middlesex’s Brett Carter (#6) follows a line of blockers as he returns a Washington & Lee punt. The blockers set for this Saturday include Robert Drewry (#21), Andre Campbell (#9) and other Chargers. (Photo by Larry Chowning) The Fairfields Volunteer Firediately follow the tournament at Department has announced its 10th Fairfields Volunteer Fire Depart- annual Casey Neal Rogers (CNR) ment starting at 6 p.m. Dinner will Memorial Rockfish Tournament will be catered this year by Fred’s BBQ Speedway crowns 2013 champions be held Saturday, November 23, at & Ribs along with cold beverages. Smith Point Marina in Reedville. Entertainment will be provided by Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speed- the event. Billy Tucker of King George, Joe Registration and a captains’ brief- Kasey Rae Meeks, accompanied by way wrapped up the 2013 season by The track’s divisional sponsors will Ender of Glen Allen, Tim Shelton of ing will be held Friday, November 22, DJ Steve Gordon. Please note this is recognizing the top 10 in each of the return for 2014 and the track’s Fastrak Fredericksburg, John Staton of Chesa- from 5-7 p.m. at Smith Point Marina. open to the public and the barbecue track’s divisions with special atten- Pro Late Model Division will have peake, rookie Stephen Childress of There will be door prizes along with will be sold by the plate. tion reserved for the 2013 champi- Aaron’s Inc. as the division sponsor. St. Stephens Church, David Padula food, beverages, tournament t-shirts There also will be a silent and live ons. During the night’s events almost This division will now have a separate of Greencastle, Pa., Corey Almond of and vendors. auction. Winners will be drawn for $34,000 in cash and prizes were weekly payout and yearly point fund. Appomattox, Troy Williams of South Tournament fishing will begin at 7 the annual raffle. Raffle tickets can awarded, and of that, almost $26,000 Justin Williams of Shipman was Mills, N.C., and Anthony Kincaid of a.m., out of any port, and will end at be purchased from any committee was in cash. crowned the 2013 Victory Lap Late Hayes. 3 p.m. The weighmaster will accept members from now until the tourna- It was announced that the Common- Model Champion and received a David Padula of Greencastle, Pa., fish at Smith Point Marina, but fish- ment is held. Prizes include a cash wealth 100 will return on April 12, check for $5,000. Adams also received was crowned the very first Fastrak ermen may also turn their catch in at prize of $250, a chartered fishing trip 2014, with the National Dirt Racing a $500 certificate from the Joie of Pro Late Model Champion. Padula Buzzard’s Point Marina in Reedville with Capt.Woody Robinson aboard League (NDRL) sanctioning the race Seating, a custom calendar from Al received a $500 certificate from the and, new this year, fish may also be “Sharon’s Song,” Oakley sunglasses, and paying $20,000 to the winner; Goulder Photography, and his cham- Joie of Seating, a custom calendar dropped off at Norview Marina on an iPod, a Release rod and reel, and a and that the USA 100 would return on pionship helmet trophy and jacket. from Al Goulder Photography, and his Broad Creek in Deltaville. May 17 with the Ultimate Super Late Rounding out the top ten in Vic- The awards ceremony will imme- (See Rockfish, page B2) Model Series once again sanctioning tory Lap Late Model points were (See Speedway, page B2) B2 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • November 21, 2013 Thanksgiving area fishing report Turkey Trot by Capt. Percy Blackburn due Nov. 28 The rockfish season is well under way, and there are plenty Urbanna’s 2nd annual of fish to be caught. “Unofficial” Thanksgiving Day The fish are small. They are Turkey Trot will be at 9 a.m. on easy to find, because they are Thursday, November 28. feeding under birds. Many of Participants will start at them are below the 18-inch Urbanna Market, turn left on minimum size, but there is Rappahannock Avenue, turn plenty of activity, and if you right on Kent Street, turn left fish long enough it is not dif- on Cross Street, turn right on ficult to catch your limit. Most Virginia Street, and finish at of the keeper fish are 18 to Urbanna Market. 22 inches, but there are a few There are no rules or regis- larger fish being caught. tration. The event is sponsored In the Rappahannock River, by no group and runners/walk- the fish can be found from Buoy ers trot at your own risk. #10 all the way to the mouth of Dogs, babies and out-of- the river. town guests are invited to walk, Fishing aboard the “Mary- run or trot through Urbanna. Rose” (804-240-6756), For those that would like to we caught rockfish last week in make a donation, there will be the Urbanna area off The Boat- Three citations a box to collect canned goods yard at Christchurch, as well as that will be donated to Hands off Buoy #8 below Greenvale Greg Fahnestock of Chillicotae, Ohio, displays one of three Across Middlesex after the Creek. The fish were caught in citation speckled trout he caught recently while fishing with trot. deeper water in the middle of his dad Wes on the Piankatank River. One fish weighed 6 the river. We have been trolling lbs., 12 ozs. and another weighed 6 lbs. 6 ozs. The fish were small white bucktails directly weighed at The Tackle Shop at J&W Seafood in Deltaville. on the bottom. Rockfish . . . YMCA TNT runners This past weekend, Captain (Continued from page B1) Bobby Jenkins (804-798-1775) are lots of fish, but they are very Thanksgiving is usually the Members of the Middlesex Family YMCA’s Team in Training aboard the charterboat “Mr. small. There are acres of small time when large ocean fish Kindle Fire. (TNT) program competed on November 16 in Richmond. J’s Pleasure” caught his fish rockfish in the 14-17 inch range appear in the bay and rivers The tournament entry fee Above are Amanda Ward (right) and Terry Kellum, who between Buoy #8 and Green- northeast of The Cut Channel. in search of menhaden. Hope- is $150. Entry forms may be competed in the full marathon (3:54) and half marathon vale Creek. There are also schools of small fully, that will happen over the obtained through the website (1:54), respectively. The TNT program is for walkers and Captain Wayne Williams fish in Fleets Bay. Windy con- next week. at www.cnrtournament.com. runners and all skill levels are welcome to join. Other mem- (804-758-4875) aboard the ditions have prevented most The CNR Tournament will bers of the Team in Training program who participated in charterboat “Too Salty” caught boats from fishing. There are Captain Percy Blackburn pay six places this year, have the races include Joyce Eanes, Claudia Soucek and Marcie his limit while fishing between some larger fish being caught (804-240-6756) is a member of a big fish Calcutta, and also Soucek. The TNT program will begin training in January for Greenvale Creek and Buoy #10. in Maryland waters, so they the Virginia Charter Boat Asso- youth and lady angler prizes. the Monument Avenue 10K. “Join us for an excellent way Captain Puddin Glasco (804- should be making their way ciation and serves on the board All proceeds will benefit the to see our beautiful community through different Saturday 832-3847) aboard the charter- down the bay soon. of directors of the National CNR Memorial Scholarship routes and a great way to reach your fitness goal, whatever boat “Karen Lynn” caught his The fish will only get bigger Association of Charterboat Fund and Fairfields Volunteer that might be!” said Middlesex Y branch executive Rosa- limit fishing near Mosquito as the water temperature Operators. He runs rockfish Fire Department. beth Kissman. Follow the Middlesex Family YMCA on Face- Point. declines. We should catch charters on the “MaryRose” book for more race day photos. In the Chesapeake Bay there some larger fish this week. out of Urbanna. MHS Class Donation honor rolls Speedway champions . . . (Continued from page B1) St. Clare Walker Stamm, *Cecilia Taylor, Dean championship helmet trophy secutive season and received a trophy and jacket. Middle School Tennant, Christopher Thorne, and jacket. check for $1,000. Duncan also Rounding out the top 10 in Rally is First Nine Weeks Arviet Underwood-Amerson, Brett Adkins of Gloucester, received a $500 certificate from Collision One Limited Stock 6th Grade: Antonio Bagby, Rachel Valadez, *Jacob Winn, was crowned the 2013 Truckin’ the Joie of Seating, a custom Car points were Travis Hop- Saturday *Peyton Bishop, *Hope Brit- Taylor Witcher and Samantha Thunder Sportsman Champion calendar from Al Goulder Pho- kins of Spotsylvania; Ryan ton, *Alexander Bushey, Wright. and received a check for $1,000. tography and his championship Huthcens of Providence Forge; Middlesex High School Mason Clark, Amber Daughtry, 7th Grade: *Toni Adams, It was his career first champi- helmet trophy and jacket. David Bowler of Gloucester; alumni are urged to attend the Colin Davis, Christian Downer, *Caleb Bagley, *Kenneth onship. Adkins also received a Rounding out the top 10 in rookie Brian Bradley of MHS Class Donation Rally at Andrew Farmer, *Sierra Funk, Beam, *Zakara Blanding, $500 certificate from the Joie Budweiser Modified pointsHopewell; rookie Lucas Ward 6 p.m. on Saturday, November *Sydney Funk, *Edgar Gon- Kaleb Bristow, *MaKenzie of Seating, a custom calendar were rookie Matt Quade of of Beaverdam; Rick Powers 23, at the Steamboat Restau- zalez, Jo’Mari Gonzalez, Bristow, Noah Cannon, Savan- from Al Goulder Photography Mechanicsville, Md.; Joey of Richmond; Shawn Otey of rant at Piankatank River Golf Alison Griffin, Jenna Hall,nah Carmell, Danielle Cassell, and his Championship helmet Polevoy of Powhatan; Neal Aylett; and Chad Champion of Club in Hartfield. *Brent Hart, Lyndsey Hudson, Hunter Collier *Macie Daniel, trophy and jacket. Hudgins of Gwynn’s Island; Beaverdam. The purpose of the gathering Quincy James, Evan Johnson, Olivia Davis, Alyssa Deel, Rounding out the top 10 Mike Reynolds of Clements, The speedway also crowns is to urge all MHS alumni to Faith Jones, Tyrell Key, Gerren Chris Dickerson, *Hannah in Truckin’ Thunder points Md.; Charlie Hubbard of Ches- an overall Virginia Army pool their donations to the Syd Lee, Kayleigh Lewis, Shelby Duke, *Amber Edwards, Clay- were Hunter Shelton of apeake; Francis Jarrelle III of National Guard Dirt Series Thrift Athletic Complex in the Lewis, Ethan Marshall, Crosby ton Ellis, *Kaitlyn Fary, Kaitlyn Fredericksburg; Junior Carter Henrico; rookie Jeff Solinger Champion which pits all four name of their graduating class, Mason, *Bryan Masters, Tif- Fomin, Joanna Garnett, Quen- of Mechanicsville; rookie Troy of Bumpass; Aaron Harris of divisions against each other and thus place their class on fany Mott, Ulancy Mundin, tin Goodman, Bryan Graulich, Doggett of Ruther Glen; Macy Chester; and Dan Arnold of and in yet another close battle the MHS Patron Board. Autumn Ortman, Caroline Shawn Haskiell, Riley Howe, Causey of Seaford; Tommy Chesterfield. in the eight-year history of the RSVP to Lauren Radabaugh Painter, Anthony Pullman, Sydney Hudson, Hannah Upshaw of West Point; Bran- Brandon Sandridge of championship Truckin’ Thun- at 815-3373. Abigail Purcell, Bibi Qadeeri, Jackson, Jolie Kamm, Mat- don Coates of Spotsylvania; Sandston, won the Collision der Sportsman Champion Brett Donations may be made pay- Vivian Reinhardt, Cole Ruark, thew Marshall, Michaela Mar- Chad Beahr of Mechanics- One Limited Stock Car Cham- Adkins of Gloucester beat able to Friends of Middlesex Joseph Sears, Amber Self, shall, Devlin McCue, *Emma ville; Rookie James Snead pionship. It was his career out Victory Lap Late Model County Public Schools, P.O. George Shaw, Adam Smith, McKee, Autumn McMeechan, of Fredericksburg; and Carl first championship. Sandridge Champion Justin Williams and Box 353, Saluda, VA 23149. *Katelyn Smith, *Matthew Kayla Parker, *Kayla Paulos, Vaughan of Chesapeake. received a check for $700, a Budweiser Modified Cham- *Avary Payne, *Chloe Sab- Jimmy Duncan of $500 certificate from the Joie pion Jimmy Duncan to take the ourin, Sylvia Shattuck, Chloe Fredericksburg was crowned of Seating, a custom calendar overall championship and the Smith, Logan Snyder, Jacob the 2013 Budweiser Modified from Al Goulder Photography $2,000 check and special eagle South, *Payton St. Louis, Champion for the second con- and his championship helmet trophy that goes along with it. MacLean Thomas, Justin The Pitts Lumber Rook- Middlesex High School Thompson, Nicholas Trimble, ies of the Year were: Stephen Featured Athletes of the Week Michael Veney, *Sarah Walton, safety tip of week Childress in Victory Lap Sponsored by *Hunter Ward, Dylan Wells, The Middlesex volunteer fire and keep a pan top out, as it Late Models; Troy Doggett in Mackenzie White, Elizabeth departments and rescue squads makes an excellent extinguisher Truckin Thunder Sportsman; Bill Hudgins Wilding and Matthew Wilson. ask that you please consider to put on top of a burning pan Matt Quade in Budweiser 8th Grade: *Chloe Hodges, this timely safety information of food. Wishes for a safe and Modifieds; and Brian Brad- *John Ruark, *Katelyn and share with your family happy Thanksgiving to every- ley in the Collision One Lim- Varsity Football Eubank, *Marisa Jones, *Mat- and friends. With Thanksgiv- one from the Middlesex vol- ited Stock Car division. Each thew Radabaugh, *Sallie ing right around the corner, unteer fire departments and winner received a plaque and Daniel, *Thomas Hamilton, the kitchen will be in high use rescue squads. If you would $250. *Tiffany Minarczyk, *Tyra and, unfortunately, cooking is like additional fire or life safety Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Mundin, Kian Cheatham, the leading cause of fires in our information or have suggestions Speedway is a 1/2-mile, dirt Manuel Fernandez, Russell community. We remind you to for future topics, please contact oval. The track is at Jamaica on Hanuska, Brooklin Horsley, always stay in the kitchen when Mark R. Nugent, Middlesex U.S. Route 17, eight miles north Taylor Lewis, Cole Rada- you are cooking, particularly County Emergency Services of Saluda. Call 758-1VMS or baugh, Bryana Rios, Alex- if you are frying food. 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The Call Wendy or Libby at 758-2328 today! public is invited to attend. November 21, 2013 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B3 school area honor rolls — St. Clare Walker Students-of-the-Month — Middlesex Elementary First Jordan Millen, Jordan Mills*, dentsare: 9-week grading period Kacie Moreno, Mikayla Grade 4: Asa Baker, Tyler Second grade: Alexis Dunham-Quigley*, Nona Clark, Autumn Courtney, Alley*, Carina Bednarczk, Shirvani*, Abigail West*, Ich- Gianna Fischetti, Saylor Gray, Lake Bushong, Cameron abod Yavorsky, Kellese Burse, Brayden Lewis, Robert Jesse Byers*, Javonya Chandler*, Emma Hale, Haley Muza, Loe, Conner Morris, Courtney Adam Green, Matthew Autumn Satterly, Aniyah Spoor, Reid Stanley, Laken Gresham*, Andrea Harder, Thompson*, Lauren Ware, Tignor and Evan Williams. Xavier Hosmer, Autumn Jack- Emmanuel Webster, Jarrett Grade 5: Fielding Ball, Mad- son*, Jackson Latell, Gaven Williams, Tavish Anderson- isyn Carson, Laila Gwathmey, Powell*, Jackson Pyles*, Gar- Leichty, Taylor Berry, Allison Owen Hodges, Anna Pierce, rison Robins*, Ashli Vincent, Blake*, Talon Cheatham, Nico- Grace Pierce, Rebecca Pope, Trevor Batley*, Madasyn las Dadario, Mackenzie Dize*, Chase Waring and Timmy Booth, Lillian Deskins, George Karime Juarez, Pierce Lam- White. Goodwin*, Lena Mason*, bert, Abigail Marshall, Emma Grade 6: Caroline Andrews, Hudson McMinn*, Jackson Oliver*, Tanner St. Louis, Delaney Loving, Sam Watkins Murray*, Lilly Penrod*, Logan Riley Boggs, Kelsey Clark, and Josh White. Smith, Charlie Roley, Robert Haylie Foster, Liam Horsley*, Grade 7: William Garrett, Trombley, Christopher With- Ethan Huggins, Angela Hund- Mary Lloyd, Sammie Pierce, ers, Skylar Andersen, Abigail ley, Jack Porter*, Edison Ten- Lew Rice and Abby Wilson. Students of the Month for October at St. Clare Walker Middle School are, front row from Barfield, Rhiley Darnell, Aiden nant*, McKayla Thompson, Grade 8: Kasey Brimmer, left, 6th grade: Joseph Sears, Pre-Algebra; Caroline Painter, Math 6; Crosby Mason, Social Fisher*, Julia Fomin, Xzavion Joseph Valencia, Sarah Bland, Austin Garrett, Freddie Gar- Studies; Jenna Hall, Language Arts; Katherine Campbell, Math 6; Gerren Lee, Language Griffin, Lily Hicks, Chelsey Jordan Booker, Jack Bullock, rett, Rachel Garrett, Sara Arts; and Sydney Funk, Social Studies; middle row, 7th grade: Shawn Haskiell, Social Stud- Holmes*, Luciano Martin*, Chase Bunting, Wyatt Evans, Pierce and SarahBelle Stone- ies; Matthew Marshall, Language Arts; Quentin Goodman, Math; Clarista Hampton, Lan- Christian McMeechan*, Emma Fairheart*, Emily Hall, ham. guage Arts; Kyla Ford, Math; Sarah Walton, Algebra I; Kloe Fitchett, Science; and Kathryn Madison Tulip*, Dominic Phillip Hart, Nyema Head*, Bland, Social Studies; back row, 8th grade: Thomas Hamilton, Language Arts PLUS; McK- Bartlett*, Sebastian Callis*, Laniya Hundley, Kendall Christchurch School henna Elliott, Algebra I; Kevin Horton, Civics; and Trenajah Smith, Language Arts. Not Geriyah Cooke*, Elizabeth Lucas*, Owen Miller*, Addi- Christchurch School Head- pictured are Mason Clark, 6th grade Science; and Sarah Powell, 8th grade Science. Cox*, Amber Goens*, Nathan- son Ott, Delaney Ruark, Lillian master John Byers and Dean iel Huggins*, Louis Juarez*, Taylor and Thomas Wilson*. of Instruction Donny Pyles are Tamya Mills*, Hailey Norris*, Fifth grade: J.T.Cox*, pleased to announce the Head- Thomas Roane*, Sean West*, Shawn Hickey*, Dayton Liver- master’s List and Dean’s List Bethany Wither*, Keyona man*, Alvina Moon*, Michael for the 1st marking period of Smith*, Kayleigh St. John, Barney, Isaiah Hayes, Neaven the 2013-14 school year. Garrett Brown, Stacey Butler Johannsen, Joshua South, Students whose grade point and Trinity Powers. Aaron Akers, Macka Diallo, average is greater than or Third grade: Brandon Chris Stokes, Kori Waltman, equal to a 3.5 and who have Barney*, Lacy Booth, Nathan Molly Weston, Kayla Winget, no grade lower than a B- earn Campbell, Emily Fomin*, Aniston Dobb, Bradley Taylor, Headmaster’s List honors. Lane Glasco*, Sara Hale*, Brooke Brohawn, Chris Wolfe, They are: Mike Hammond*, Cole Hunter Dunlevy, Justin Tulip, 9th grade: Anna Bowden, Harris*, Jayden Kidd, Kalob Kaelyn Sibley*, Katherine Nathan Guaderrama, Eva Knight, Simon Larson, Kaela Brooke, Laura Walton, Ruth- Jasinski, Jing Jiang, Michael Lee, Catie Lowe*, Fiona Shaw, Anne Key, Jenna Ancell*, Maguire, Evan Mason, Sydney Kelice Thompson, Connor Jordan Bushong, Braydon Pitts, Brent Rice and Shaohan Bishop, Cameron Bunns, Chandler, Natalie Cutler, Zhang. Ware Academy Leadership Team Erik Graulich*, Eamon Grif- Xola DeBeau, Brayden Deel*, 10th grade: Hung An, Aaron fin*, Patrick Larson*, Chessa Jordan Hershberger*, Alex Cargas, T Carrington, Wei Di, Ware Academy announced the 2013-14 student body Leadership Team, which is com- Lowery*, Peyton Miller, Hosmer, Elizabeth Ketner, Taylor Goodwin, Emmaline prised of the captains of the school’s Blue and Green teams, National Junior Honor Society Kaitlyn Palmore*, Victoria Jacob Marx*, Lakin Millen, Keesee, Zymeen Koh, Lena (NJHS) president and Student Council Association president, at its Spirit Week pep rally on Dunham-Quigley*, William Joel Rawles, Logan West, Ster- Ochotta, Claire Rae, Molly October 30. Team members include, above from left, Skyler Lennon (returning Blue Team Walker*, Alexis Williamson*, ling Wingfield and Ryleigh Smith and Ruiwen Zheng. captain from 2012-13), Alexandra Fuccella (returning Blue Team captain from 2012-13), Owen Wynberry*, Adrian Wolfrey. 11th grade: Justina Adark- Julia Bandurco (incoming NJHS president), Ashley Shackelford (incoming SCA president), Austin*, Faith Downer, Alana *Denotes all A’s. wah, Dalton Anderson, Cristin Trip Hurley (incoming Blue Team captain), Caroline Fuccella (incoming Blue Team cap- Garringer, Madison Green, Archer, Annabel Carrington, tain), Reilly Price (incoming Green Team captain), Kathryn James (returning Green Team Zachariah Price, Cody Woods*, Aylett Country Day School Owen Curry, Jack Elkin, captain from 2012-13) and Evan Pausic (returning Green Team captain from 2012-13). Not Donovan Whitaker*, Marissa Jim Rice, head of school at Andrew Hennis, Anne Hodg- pictured is Drew Hendrix (incoming Green Team captain). Winget, Christina Hines*, Aylett Country Day School, kins, Monica Hurtarte Mar- Madison Green, Zanayzia is pleased to announce the tinez, Mariah Jayne, Zetong Major, Kyle Morning, Vicente names of students in grades Jia, Noah Johnson, Tae Yoon Reyes, Kadyn Thomas*, 4-8 who have shown outstand- Lee, Zixing Li, Lu Liu, Grace Chesapeake Academy welcomes Landon Grenier, Carter ing academic achievement for Maguire, Alex Moreno, Bryce Beam*, Nai’ja Cooke*, Riley the 1st quarter of the 2013-14 Norvell, Xiao Pang, Ashley Dean, Courtney Harrow*, Ella school year. Waite, Jiayuan Wang and Sha- two foreign exchange students Hodges*, Peyton Lambert*, Students earning Honor olong Xue. Joshua Leggett, Thomas Roll status (all A’s) are: 12th grade: Jackie Alachno- Chesapeake Academy have McMurtrie*, Hannah Murden, Grade 4: Krista Carlton and wicz, Maame Bawuah, Lilah given a warm welcome to Anika Lorenzo Short*, Abigail Lewis Ginn. Beebe, Caitlin Blankenship, Samayoa and Dany Alfaro, the Smiley*, Skyler Thompson, Grade 5: Nan Garrett and Ted Bowie, Tivon Faneyte, school’s two exchange students Hali Valadez*, Gracie Wyn- Art Neal. Han Fu, Yibo Ge, Josh Gra- from Guatemala. Placed at berry*, Elliott Austin, Mason Grade 6: Regan Allen, Jaden vett, Will Green, Xueqian Chesapeake Academy through Curles, Maria Esquivel, Adon- Ellis, Lily Fischetti, Carter Hou, Carter Little, Erin Malo- the organization “Faces and nis Harris, Kaden Hunley, Krusz, Channing Pitts and ney, Patrick Murphy, Quinn Our Cultures,” Anika and Dany Mary Isbell*, Nathan Morris*, Matthew Shackelford. Randall, Julian Reed, Anna joined Chesapeake’s school Makayla Seamster, Shawn Sea- Grade 7: Katie Jane Villan- Shaw, Xin Shi, Graham Shiv- community on October 14. well and Catalina Warren. ueva and Catesby Rose Ware. ers, James Sterling, Calvin According to program Fourth grade: Kaydence Grade 8: Zoie Browder, Thompson, Kedron Walsh, director Sandy Cardona, the Congleton*, Travis Espiritu, Mason Campbell, Kathy Wyatt Wood, Yi Zeng and objective of the program is to Camren Hammond*, Skye Michos and Maria Ogg. Zhenghao Zhu. “promote friendship within Haskiell*, Jeremiah Lemon, Merit Roll (A’s and B’s) stu- Students whose grade point cultures, provide the oppor- average is greater than or tunity for enriching cultural equal to a B (3.0) but less than experiences for both school A- and who have no grade and exchange participants, lower than a C earn Dean’s all while practicing a second List honors. They are: language from both cultures 9th grade: Jack Corson, Ben within an educational setting.” Grishaw, Rahel Hagos, Yining Students at Chesapeake Anika Samayoa and Dany Alfaro Hao, Kathryn James, Bren- Academy begin the study of nen Miller, Libby Nashwinter, Spanish in Pre-K 3&4 and con- participating in middle school also will be sharing informa- Evan Pausic, Hunter Puckett, tinue its study through eighth classes and activities and tion with the faculty and stu- Josh Revere, Isaiah Scott, Josh grade. spending time in early child- dents about life in Guatemala Waite, Wesley Warder and “The students and faculty are hood classes, adding to the through school-wide presenta- Andrew Webb. excited about getting to know Spanish language program for tions in their roles as cultural 10th grade: Jonathan Bar- our newest students and learn- our youngest students. They ambassadors. rack, Keenan Bartlett, PJ ing more about their country Bianchetta, Brendan Brown, and culture,” said a school Laura Cifuentes, Raquel de spokesperson. “Over the Saluda Veterinary Clinic Cardenas, Allen Michael course of the next few months, Duke, Hector Guzman, West both Dany and Anika will be Will be closed Friday, November 29th Hunter, Parker Kirkmyer, Pat- rick McCarthy, Erin Moon, Happy Thanksgiving! Alberto Scalsi Riquelme, Santa to visit Regular Saluda hours: Colby Thim and Jingjue Monday, Wednesday, Friday 2–5 p.m. Zhang. Ware Academy 11th grade: Brent Altaffer, (804) 758-2303 Dean Bethel, Harrison December 14 Emergencies may call Burton, Yingyan Cai, Patrick Tappahannock Veterinary Hospital Dunegan, Benjamin Harrison, Santa Claus is coming to Joy Leonard, Patrick McDaid, Ware Academy in Gloucester (804) 443-2878 Max Monical, Anna Moore, for the independent day Tapiwa Musapatike, Alex school’s annual Community Onukwugha, James Ord, Luke Breakfast with Santa. Patterson, Brett Pausic, Jack The event is open to the Stevenson, Turner Thompson, community and will be held Collin Vaughan, Qiwei Wang, Saturday, December 14, from Denier Weech, Caroline 10 a.m.-noon. Woolums and Wenbo Yu. The $5 per person ticket fee 12th grade: Mariah Alder- includes a continental break- man, Jose Alvarado Guzman, fast, crafts and games. Matt Bowman, Ryan Camp- Photos with Santa will be bell, Brook Davis, Danny available for an additional fee. de Cardenas, Peter Dorrian, For ticket information, con- Hank Galateria, Christian tact the school at 693-3825. Johannsen, David Koenig, For more information, con- Yoongbok Lee, Betsy Rhoads, tact Ginger James, director of Clay Robins, Reese Rogers, admissions and special events, Ben Roper, Braeden Rosell, at [email protected]. Heidi Ruse, Galbraith Wil- Learn more about Ware liams, Won Jong Yang, Braden Academy at www.wareacad- Young and Xunqi Zhu. emy.org.
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Call Eric Johnson, 758-5372, Mason 804-313-5716 or 804-824-3315. tools, primitives, footstools, much (11-14-2tRR) crystal, art glass, perfume bottle trailer. $24,000. On boat lift. 804- 7 day per week operation. (11-21-tf) Realty, Inc. (11-21-3t) 366-5426. (9-26-13t) SUPERVISION RECEIVED: Works under the general supervision of the WE ARE SELLING BOATS! Ches- Middlesex County Sheriff’s Office. apeake Yacht Sales @ Deltaville For further information and applica- Yachting Center, Virginia’s Dealer tion on this position please refer to for Catalina Yachts & Carolina Clas- our Middlesex County website at: sic Sportfishing Boats. Mainship & www.co.middlesex.va.us (11-14-2t) business directory Albin Specialist. LARGE INVEN- TORY PREOWNED POWER & NURSING ASSISTANTS: RWC is SAIL. 804-776-9898. www.cysboat. currently accepting applications for com WE TAKE TRADES & MAKE full time Certified Nursing Assistants Got a service? Need customers? DEALS ON NEW BOATS!(3-15- to work 12 hour shifts on weekends. tfRR) Great benefits package with pre- Call (804) 758-2328 today to get your directory listing in front of mium rate of pay offered. Position requires state certification. Prior over 11,000 potential customers each week! Marine Services geriatric nursing experience desired. Interested candidate should apply BOAT SLIP in Deltaville. Up to to the Human Resources Depart- Septic Tanks Pumped, Drain Lines 65’ 6’+ draft. Storage only, no live ment, Rappahannock Westminster and Distribution Boxes Cleaned Rivah Lawns aboards. Conditioned water and Canterbury, 132 Lancaster Drive, Handyman Services electric available. $150 month. 804- Irvington, VA 22480 or via email at drywall • decks • sheds • siding Landscaping 815-3121. (11-21-4t) [email protected] (11-21-1t) painting-interior & exterior Carlton H. Brownley Fall Clean Up AUTO GLASS REPLACEMENT • Rock chip RepaiR honey do list • trim • gutters Hartfield, VA 23071 MARINE SURVEYS. Peter W. RN/LPN: Taking applications for Tree & Brush Removal Free Estimates Schacht Co. 804-824-4102.(2-21-tf) Bryan McCauley no Job too small Phone: Day - 776-9485 7A-P shift and 7P-7A position, avail- 804-824-3388 able immediately. Also Flex shifts (804) 776-9487 Call Merle - 804-815-0701 Night - 776-6055 QUEENS CREEK MARINA: Home 7P-11P. to Sailboaters. Minutes to Fish- CNA: Taking applications for experi- ing Bay. 7’ MLW. Open slips, new enced Certified Nurses Aides for full HTS CONSTRUCTION, LLC Harvey’s Tree Service raised roof boat shed. Dock/electric Licensed & Insured time 3-11 shifts and also weekends PS Marine & Residential upgraded. 804-240-8670 or email: 3P-11P shift / 7A-3P shifts / PRN. Tree Removal • Stump Grinding [email protected] (10-24-13t) Please contact Ann Carleton 5PMM'SFF (804) 695-4897 Harvey Lot Clearing • Demolition Gresham, Assist. Admin., Mizpah Driveways (804) 815-2327 Joe Help Wanted Health Care Center, 804-758-5260. 4IPXSPPNCZ"QQPJOUNFOU (804) 695-4897 — c (11-21-3t) (804) 776-7754 Office (804) 776-7754 ASSISTANT PURCHASING MAN- RN/LPN: Walter Reed Convales- .BSZ#BMM3PBE AGER: Fairfax Purchasing Agency, cent and Rehabilitation Center is -JWFMZ 7JSHJOJB Specializing in Supply Chain Man- currently hiring for RN/LPN posi- agement including Purchasing, tions. Excellent opportunity for Materials Management and related growth. Competitive salary and ,OCALLY /WNED /PERATED BY functions, seeks a strong candidate benefits package. Contact Tiffany *ULIE AND !RTIE 2ANSOME for Purchasing Coordinator. The Robins, Director of Nursing, at 804- person in this position will assist 693-6503. EOE. (11-7-6t) and support the Purchasing Depart- ment with the planning, ordering and scheduling of all materials for Wanted the manufacturing process and the other support departments as BUYING OLDER CARS, small required to insure a smooth flow of trucks that run, junk, unwanted materials and supplies. Responsi- cars. $135 and up, CASH. No title. bilities include but are not limited to: Same day removal. General, high Maintain received supplies, verify performance repairs available. 804- GIBSON shipments against purchase orders 824-1718.(10-10-13t) and review upon arrival. gary.grah- Air Systems [email protected] (11-21-2t) LOOKING FOR OLD PHOTOS of Deltaville: Old Red Barn, Deltaville AVON Business Partners needed for school, Stingray Point Lighthouse Christmas. Don’t max out your credit and anything else of interest for Oil Burner card! Excellent training, 36 years book on Deltaville. Contact Larry Service & Checkup experience. Call for information, Sue Chowning, 804-815-0102. 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Lowest LLC, 19047 General Puller Hwy., answers, leave a message and follow in the coming weeks. washing, debris and leaf removal. price. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call Deltaville, VA 23043, 804-776-7070. Reasonable rates. Licensed and DAN’S HANDYMAN SERVICE: All Matt for FREE ESTIMATE, 804-480- 1977 Islander 32’ Vessel insured. 804-832-1797.(9-26-13t) home improvement services. 804- 0155 or matt@massarobrosseam- Hull ID# XLYF3307M77L 824-4426. (11-14-13t) lessgutters.com (7-11-tf) ARROWHEAD LAWNCARE: Bush Named “Little Joe” Hogging, 50+h.p. tractor for large DAYCARE has openings. State PASSPORT PICTURES made Application for Watercraft Registra- and small lots. Off season special licensed, two adults, meals, pre- while you wait! Please call to make tion/Title will be made in accordance rates. Licensed and insured. www. school. Monday through Friday. an appointment, 804-758-2328, with Section 29.1-733.1 of the MIDDLESEX COUNTY arrowhead- lawncare.com 804-436- 804-776-9836. (11-21-13t) Southside Sentinel, Urbanna.(tf) Code of Virginia if this vessel is BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 5903. (11-14-4t) not claimed and removed within 30 FOUR SEASON Services: Mulch TURNER DRYWALL and Painting days of first publication of this notice. B. ROY HENNIGAR, Painting con- delivered/installed. Large selec- Home Repairs: New work, repair, Please contact the Virginia Depart- tractor serving Middlesex County for tion of locally grown trees. Full renovation, home improvements, ment of Game and Inland Fisheries 30 yrs. Interior and exterior painting. landscape services. Design. Install. tile work. 804-761-5410. Over 20 with questions. (11-21-3t) Free estimates. 804-776-6497. Maintain. Lawn irrigation installs/ years experience!(10-31-13tRR) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (6-13-26t) repairs. Insured. Free estimate. 804- PUBLIC NOTICE 832-4636, 4seasonservicesva@ Notice is hereby given that Joan H. The Middlesex County Board of Supervisors will conduct CALL EUGENE, 804-238-4312, gmail.com (10-3-13t) Business Opportunity Alexander has applied for a permit for leaf raking, flower bed mulch- from the Marine Resources Com- a public hearing at their regular meeting to be held ing & cleaning. Also, firewood for HANDYMAN SERVICE: Home THE TINY CRAB, a children’s con- mission to install riprap in front of on Tuesday, December 3, 2013, to hear comments a failing timber bulkhead, a portion sale! Pick up or delivered, $100 big maintenance and repairs; drywall signment boutique is for sale. Turn regarding the following: truckload, seasoned oak. (11-21-2t) and painting; siding; trim; decks; key business opportunity. Call for of which will extend a maximum sheds; roofing. 804-815-0701, Merle details. 804-815-8549.(9-19-tfRR) of one (1) foot channelward of COMPUTER PROFESSIONAL Mayhue.(2-23-tf) mean low water at property on the SERVICES: Virus spyware/ Rappahannock River at 124 Mont- 1. AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, removal. Pictures/ data recovered. HANDYMAN SERVICES: Depend- Notices gomery Cove Road in Middlesex VIRGINIA PERTAINING TO TAXATION AND Home/ Office network installa- able and responsible handyman. County. SPECIFICALLY PERTAINING TO TAX ON tion, hardware/software upgrades, Tractor with implements, carpentry Send comments/inquiries within 15 repairs. Nothing outsourced. Quick and furniture repair, pressure and ABANDONED VESSEL PREPARED FOOD AND BEVERAGES. Notice is hereby given that the fol- days to: Marine Resources Commis- turnaround. Call: 804-776-0885 house washing, decks, tool and sion, Habitat Management Division, Visit: www.deltavillecomputers.com knife sharpening, able to fix most lowing vessel has been abandoned for more than (12) months on the 2600 Washington Avenue, 3rd Floor, The hearing will be held in the Board Room of the Historic (10-24-13t) anything. Call Steve, 804-758-2149. Newport News, Virginia 23607. (11-14-2t) property of: Courthouse, at 865 General Puller Highway, Saluda, Remlik Marina (11-21-1t) 485 Burch Road PUBLIC NOTICE during the evening session, which begins at 7:00 p.m. Urbanna, VA 23175 Notice is hereby given that Pete All interested persons are encouraged to present their Publisher’s Notice 804-512-3716 Alcorn has applied for a permit from views concerning the proposed Ordinance. A copy of Classified Rates Description of vessel: the Marine Resources Commission All real estate advertised herein is subject Sea Ray 29.7’ 1996 to dredge 571 cubic yards of State- the proposed text of the Ordinance is available in the to Virginia’s fair housing law which makes $6.00 minimum for up to 25 words, one Hull ID# SERT9969G697 week; 2 weeks $10.00; 3 weeks $15.00; 4 owned subaqueous material, by County Administrator’s Office at 877 General Puller it illegal to advertise ‘any preference, limi- USCG Doc. No. 1053415 or more weeks $4.50 each week. Minimum hydraulic method with contained Highway in Saluda, and on the County’s website: www. tation or discrimination because of race, run for TFN ads, 4 weeks. 25 words or few- Application for Watercraft Registra- upland disposal, to provide a 30-foot 11.14&11.21.13 color, religion, national origin, sex, elderli- er, 13 successive weeks, $40.00. Ads with tion/Title will be made in accordance wide by 165-foot long channel with co.middlesex.va.us. ness, familial status or handicap, or inten- 26 or more words, 24¢ each word. Cus- with Section 29:1-733.1 Code of Vir- maximum depths of minus six (-6) tion to make any such preference, limita- tom classifieds; $1.25 per line, minimum ginia (Certificate of Documentation $11.25. $20.00 per week for yellow high- feet at mean low water adjacent to tion or discrimination.’ This newspaper USCG) if this vessel is not claimed lighted ad, $1.00 per word for bold. property on Moore’s Creek at 700 will not knowingly accept advertising for and removed within 30 days of the for cash with order. No Moore’s Point Road in Middlesex real estate that violates the fair housing 10% Discount first publication of this notice. Please County. law. Our readers are hereby informed that refunds, no credit. No discount on credit contact the Virginia Department of card sales. Send comments/inquiries within 15 all dwellings advertised in this newspaper Game and Inland Fisheries with days to: Marine Resources Commis- are available on an equal opportunity Classified Deadline: 12:00 noon questions.(10-31-4t) sion, Habitat Management Division, MIDDLESEX COUNTY basis. For more information or to file a Tuesdays. To place your ad, call 804- 758-2328, FAX 804-758-5896, email 2600 Washington Avenue, 3rd Floor, housing complaint, call the Virginia Fair ABANDONED VESSEL wETLaNDS bOarD [email protected], submit on Notice is hereby given that the fol- Newport News, Virginia 23607. Housing Office at (804) 367-8530; toll- line at www.ssentinel.com or mail to: (11-21-1t) free call (888) 551-3247. For the hearing- Classifieds, Southside Sentinel, P.O. Box lowing vessel has been abandoned impaired, call (804) 367-9753. E-mail 549, Urbanna, Va. 23175. for more than 60 days on the prop- VIRGINIA: erty of Timberneck Marina, 970 [email protected]. Web site: Corrections: Please check your ad the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT notice of Public hearing www.fairhousing.vipnet.org first week to see that it is correct. Timberneck Rd., Deltaville, Virginia OF MIDDLESEX COUNTY 23043, 1-804-694-6127. WILLIAM HORACE BAGBY, Description of vessel: Plaintiff, Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 28.2-1302.6 1971 Dory 13ft. v. Case No. CL13-127 of the Code of Virginia that a public hearing will be held A world of service Hull ID #NCZ7136SOA71 WENDY HASTINGS BAGBY, Application for Watercraft Regis- Defendant. by the Middlesex County Wetlands Board on Tuesday, for your car & you. tration/Title will be made in accor- ORDER OF PUBLICATION December 10, 2013 at 9:00 AM to consider the following: dance with Section 29.1-733.1 of The object of the above styled suit the Code of Virginia if this vessel Auto/Marine machine is to obtain a divorce from the bonds is not claimed and removed within of matrimony from the Defendant on 1. Wetlands Application # 2013-0938 submitted shop on premises 30 days of first publication of this the grounds that the parties have by Hammer Time Marine, Inc. on behalf of Joan notice. (11-7-3t) been living separate and apart Alexander. This request is to Cut down existing APPROXIMATELY 3 weeks ago without cohabitation and without Follow Rt. 3 to Rt. 200 in White Stone potted plants and other yard art were interruption for more than one year damaged timber bulkhead to sand substrate. Grade stolen from property on Rt. 602, and that the parties separated with bank to a 2:1 slope. Install toe 5' channelward of Call 804-435-6660 Stormont Road. I have person on the intent to obtain a divorce. existing bulkhead. Place filter cloth in a 10'x56' area camera. Please return, no questions And, it appearing from an Affidavit Open Monday thru Friday 7:30-5:30 asked.(11-14-2t) that the Defendant, Wendy Hast- along shoreline. Place class I and II rip rap on top of ings Bagby, is not a resident of this filter cloth. Install 5’ returns landward of new rip rap on & Drop off Saturday 7:30-10:00 NOTICE state and diligence has been used ABANDONED VESSEL by the Plaintiff to ascertain in what east and west ends. Backfill remaining 46’x5’ area with Notice is hereby given that the fol- County or City the Defendant is clean fill sand within the Wetlands Board’s jurisdiction. lowing vessel has been abandoned located, without effect, therefore it for more than 60 days on the prop- is ORDERED the Defendant appear The proposed project is located on Rappahannock erty of: Stingray Point Boat Works before this Court on or before the River, at Tax Map Parcel # 41-18-5. LLC, 19047 General Puller Hwy., 18th day of December, 2013 at Deltaville, VA 23043, 804-776-7070. 9:30 a.m. in the Clerk’s Office of this 1962 Seafarer 24’ Vessel Court, Routes 17 and 33, Saluda, The Wetlands Board meeting will be held in the Board Hull ID# MDZ51931J162 Virginia, and do what is necessary Room of the Historic Courthouse, 865 General Puller Application for Watercraft Registra- to protect her interests herein. Highway, Saluda, VA, 23149. All interested persons are tion/Title will be made in accordance And, it is further Ordered that this with Section 29.1-733.1 of the Order be published once a week encouraged to attend to present their views concerning this Code of Virginia if this vessel is for four successive weeks in the application. A copy of this application is available for public not claimed and removed within 30 Southside Sentinel, a newspaper days of first publication of this notice. of general circulation in the County inspection at the Department of Planning and Community Please contact the Virginia Depart- of Middlesex; that a copy of this Development, Woodward Building 2nd floor, Saluda, VA; ment of Game and Inland Fisheries Order be posted on the front door our telephone number is (804) 758-3382. 11.21.&11.27.13 with questions. (11-21-3t) of the courthouse wherein this Court is held. PUBLIC NOTICE Lynn L. Dunlevy Notice is hereby given that Howard Clerk of the Circuit Court Hardin has applied for a permit from of Middlesex County Visit SSentinel.com Commonwealth Antiques the Marine Resources Commission I ask for this: to install 230 linear feet of vinyl B. Elliott Bondurant, Esquire and Appraisals, Inc. sheet-pile replacement bulkhead Hudson and Bondurant, P.C. a maximum of one (1) foot chan- 826 Main Street Estate Sale nelward of an existing deteriorated P.O. Box 231 timber bulkhead at property on West Point, VA 23181 MIDDLESEX COUNTY Locklies Creek at 706 Locklies 804-843-3262 Saturday & Sunday Creek Road in Middlesex County. 804-843-4946 Facsimile BOarD Of SUpErvISOrS Send comments/inquiries within 15 VSB #21686 Nov. 23rd & 24th, 9-4 at the home of days to: Marine Resources Commis- (11-21-4t) sion, Habitat Management Division, the late Mrs. Anne Litchfield, 2600 Washington Avenue, 3rd Floor, Newport News, Virginia 23607. notice of Public hearing 80 West Drive, near Indian Creek (11-21-1t) Yacht & Country Club Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204 of Partial Listing of Items: Antique tole tray & stand, ant. the Code of Virginia that a public hearing will be held by Sheraton walnut blanket chest, ant. Sheraton library table, 2 the Middlesex County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, ant. toy trains, new engl. Pine one drawer table, ant. Sheraton Stout re-joins The December 3, 2013 at 7:00 PM to consider the following: chest, Queen Anne tripod table c. 1800, Federal tripod table c. 1820, Sheraton-style double bed, ant. Shenandoah Valley Audiology Offices 1. Ordinance Amendment 2013-004 initiated by the walnut cradle, Queen Anne-style oval cherry dining table w/ Middlesex County Board of Supervisors. This Text leaves, 4 Federal-style dining chairs, ant. Vict. washstand, Dr. Ann DePaolo, audiolo- Amendment is for the purpose of allowing the locating of more than one (1) principle residential structure Queen Anne–style wing chair, ant. horse print, pr. J. Gould gist and owner of The Audi- ology Offices, is pleased to on an individual parcel of land for an immediate prints, ant. miniature fine screen, ant. Lincoln rocking chair, announce that Kim Stout has family member subject to the requirements of Article Willcox & Gibbs sewing machine in maple desk, double bed, re-joined the audiology staff. 15-20 by-right in the Low Density Rural and Village Chippendale-style mahogany chest, ant. bottles, Federal- “We are all thrilled Kim has Community Zoning Districts instead of requiring style Canterbury, Victorian slipper chair, ant. dolls, wrought returned to the area. Most of approval of a Special Exception by the Board of iron table & 4 chairs, Christmas ornaments & decorations, our patients will remember Supervisors. The text of Section 15-20 will be changed Kim provided audiology ser- overstuffed chair & ottoman, pr. Federal-style end tables, vice from 2003-2005,” said to reflect the by-right use for this purpose. iron stand w/ marble top, many fine oil paintings, ant. DePaolo. Staffordshire plates, ant. baskets, ant. humidor, ant. quilts, A local native of the North- 2. Special Exception 2013-013 submitted by Anne piano stool, ant. wall lantern, painted miniature blanket ern Neck, Stout and her hus- Evans. The request is for approval of a Special chest, quilt rack, brass floor lamp, kitchen items, huge library band Paul are happy to be back Exception to locate an Accessory Dwelling Unit in the with family and friends. Low Density Rural (LDR) Zoning District subject to the of books – history, fiction, gardening, handwork, travel- She received her master’s provisions of Section 15-22 of the Middlesex County glass-top coffee table, matching dresser, nightstand & chest, degree in audiology from Zoning Ordinance. The property for which the Special oriental rugs, yard tools, and 1966 Volkswagen Beetle (blue) James Madison University Exception is being sought consists 2.24 acres and – less than 23,500 miles after completing a bachelor of Kim Stout identified as Tax Map # 20-7. The property is located Directions: From Route 200 outside Kilmarnock, take Bluff science program in communi- cation sciences and disorders. at 739 Lord Mott Road Road, Urbanna, Virginia in the Point Road for three miles to right at Pocahontas Road. Take She is a licensed audiologist ence has given her the ability Saluda Magisterial District. the 1st left onto Club Road. Take 1st right onto Fairway Drive. in Virginia who holds a Cer- to provide compassionate and Turn right onto South Drive and take 1st right onto West tificate of Clinical Competence complete care to patients of all The public hearing will be held in the Boardroom of Drive. Follow signs to 80 West Drive. (CCC-A) from the Ameri- ages. She has a special inter- the Historic Courthouse, 865 General Puller Highway, Terms of sale: No prior sales, items sold in “as is” condition, can Speech, Language, and est in aural rehabilitative needs Saluda, VA 23149. Copies of this application are available Hearing Association. She is a for patients and their families,” announcements on day of sale are binding, all for public inspection at the Department of Planning and Fellow in the American Acad- said DePaolo. Community Development, Woodward Building – 2nd sales final, cash or approved check only. emy of Audiology (FAAA) and The Audiology Offices has Floor, 877 General Puller Highway, Saluda, VA 23149, For further information, call Lisa or Henry Lane Hull at has earned board certification been providing diagnostic telephone (804) 758-3382. All interested persons are through the American Board of (804) 580-2922 or (804) 580-3301; email: and rehabilitative services for encouraged to submit written comments or attend the [email protected] or visit Audiology. children and adults with hear- Stout has had extensive ing problems since 2001 with meeting to present their views on this application. www.commonwealthantiques.com or experience working with adults offices in Kilmarnock, Warsaw, 11.21&11.27.13 www.facebook.com/YourEstateSaleSource and children. “That experi- Gloucester and Mathews. B6 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • November 21, 2013 New book published on Christchurch actors perform Mas n Re al ty, Inc. ‘The Accomplished Animal’ New Point Lighthouse SinceCelebra t1957ing over 50 years On November 19 Christ- The Mathews County His- Now the property of church School hosted a show- torical Society announces the Mathews County, New Point case presentation of “The publication of their newest Comfort Lighthouse was main- Accomplished Animal” by the book “The New Point Comfort tained as a beacon of welcome school’s theatre arts class. The Lighthouse: Its History and and protection until 1963. class is part of the school’s cur- Preservation” by author Mary Author Mary Louise Clif- riculum in the Visual and Per- Louise Clifford. This book is a ford and researcher J. Candace forming Arts Department. Rappahannock Riv- Mattaponi River 6+ Rappahannock tribute to the lighthouse keep- Clifford will be at the Mathews The showcase featured The er 2,900 SF, 6 BR. 4 acres and 680' water- River & Meachim ers who manned this light- County Visitor and Information Ballad of Tough Tom from The BA! 3-zone heat pump, front with sand beach... Creek Great views! house, their families, Mathews Center on Saturday, November wood fl oors, 2-car ga- 80 grapevines produc- House with greatroom, Honorable Cat; Honeybees rage... Boat and jet ski ing wine... 920 SF ken- glassed porch... Pier County and its residents, and 30, from 10 a.m.-noon and 2-4 from Joyful Noise, Poems for lifts, hot tub.....$825,000 nel... 3-car garage... with boat slip...$339,000 their part in the maritime his- p.m. for a book signing. Two Voices; The Silent Miaow, Much more.....$375,000 tory on the Chesapeake Bay. Mary Clifford has published and an adaptation from Char- Starting with a March 3, over 20 books, several about lotte’s Web. The presentation 1801 Act of Congress to build lighthouses. Researcher and took the form of a Readers a lighthouse between Old Point book designer Candace Clif- Theatre with a casual dinner— Comfort and Smith’s Point, ford is a lighthouse historian. students, faculty and parents New Point Comfort Light- The book will be sold locally enjoyed pizza and salad during house evolved. It was first lit in at the Mathews County Visi- the performance. 1805 and manned by its first tor Center, 239 Main Street, Upcoming Christchurch Christchurch School stu- Piankatank River Hartfield 3-BR, 2-BA Near Deltaville Many lighthouse keeper, Elzy Bur- Mathews, or order by mailing School events include: Decem- dent Evan Mason performs 9 rooms, 3 BA, fi re- home on 1.54 acres... upgrades... 2½ BA, el- roughs, its builder. a check (made out to MCHS) ber 15, the annual Festival of in “The Accomplished place, 2 heat pumps... Double ovens, cherry evated master BR with The book traces the light- to MCHS, P.O. Box 855, Lessons & Carols with seat- Animal.” Mason is the son of Porches and decks... fl ooring... Back deck sitting room, white-brick house’s history from construc- Mathews, VA 23109. Hard- ings at 5 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. Reginald Mason of Dunns- Pier with boat lift... with nice yard... Very FP... 2 garages and tion to preservation efforts cover books are $28 plus $5 The festival is free and open to ville and Kathryn Mossman 3-car garage...$495,900 well kept...... $149,500 workshop...... $195,000 of today. Included within its VA sales tax and shipping and the public, but reservations are of Urbanna. chapters are old photographs softcover books are $20 and a must. Please call the school and correspondence, the role $4.50 VA sales tax and ship- for reservations at 758-2306, of New Point Comfort Light- ping. ext. 134. house during the War of 1812 Proceeds from the book ben- On February 20-22, 2014, and Civil War, and the keepers efit the preservation of the New the annual winter production, y Tree S of the light. Point Comfort Lighthouse. “Rappahannock Rhapsody,” a lit erv musical tribute to Gershwin, a ic u e Hartfield – New! 3 Sturgeon Creek Water View 3 BR, will take place. Ticket infor- Q BR, 2 ceramic BA... 2½ BA, bonus room... 2 BA, on 2 acres... mation will be available in Granite counter tops, Hardwood/carpet Fireplace... In-ground January. custom cabinets, walk to fl oors... Fireplace... pool... 2-car garage Gloucester Arts on Main river... Quality through- 2-car garage... Pier, with shop fi nished up- All phases of tree care out...... $159,900 boat lift...... $469,500 stairs...... $225,000 thanks gala supporters Licensed • Insured Sentinel has Free Estimates On November 16 Gloucester cultivating an appreciation of early deadline Arts on Main had its annual art through classes for adults 758-3407 fundraising event—the GAMi and children—especially when next week Gala. The event was sold out, they can be fun for everyone,” and was very successful. said the spokesperson. Bayport Water-access Meachim’s Creek Urbanna Circa 1908... “Besides the amazing food Gloucester Arts on Main home to Rappahannock, Cottage with sun room, 3 BR, 2 BA... Hard- and drink, patrons enjoyed the invites the public to see the art sand beach, great LR... Dock with boat wood fl oors... Some music of a world-famous harp on display in its gallery from views... LR with fi re- lift... Good views... Great water view... Central guitarist Stephen Bennett,” noon-6 p.m. Tuesday through place...... $229,000 getaway...... $299,000 water/sewer...$159,500 said a Gloucester Arts on Main Saturday. Gloucester Arts on spokesperson. Main is at 6580-B Main Street The silent auction included in Gloucester. one-of-a-kind jewelry and art- All the activities at Eric Johnson . . . . . 815-8374 Irvin R. Shackelford . .815-8400 work (and other interesting Gloucester Arts on Main are Craig Hall...... 815-8494 Jean Darman . . . . . 577-7083 items) donated by local busi- partially supported by the Vir- Realtors nesses and individuals. A short ginia Commission for the Arts Marvin Mason . . . . 815-8391 and Zani Autry ...... 512-8350 lively live auction was man- and the National Endowment Steve Darman . . . . 815-2036 Appraisers Bill Kallam ...... 832-1024 aged by the local Express Auc- for the Arts. R. D. Johnson II . . . 815-8320 Ann Powell ...... 338-1773 tion company. Walter Lawson, Jr. . 832-9109 Carolyn Bailey . . . . 366-2554 At the event, Gloucester Arts on Main recognized lawyer Ronnie Cohen who worked pro bono for Gloucester Arts on 758-5372 758-2777 776-9295 Main enabling the gallery to receive its 502-C-3 non-profit Urbanna Saluda Deltaville status this last April. “We at Gloucester Arts on For access to all listings Main would like to thank all its volunteers who helped with in this area search at the gala, the community for its generous donations of goods www.masonrealty.com and services, and the patrons for their contributions,” said the spokesperson. “It is because of support from people like you that we can continue on our mission to be a creative and economic force in the commu- nities. Thank all of you again for your support, which allows us to continue to enrich the When you think, shop and buy locally, communities we touch.” YOU help build schools, improve roads, and support Gloucester Arts on Main is dedicated to enriching the cul- those who employ your friends and neighbors. tural and economic life of the community through the pre- sentation of art, the performing arts and other events as well as helping other non-profit area organizations. Crawford “We also are dedicated to Moving & Storage, Inc. SINCE 1973 Visit 235 N. Main St. 10541 Buckley Hall Rd. SSentinel.com Kilmarnock, Va. Mathews, Va. (804) 435-6683 (804) 725-2555 for more news P.O. Box 445 Mathews, VA 23109 and photos
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The Weather Phone 443-4400 Sponsored by King’s Cleaning Service November 21, 2013 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B7 Diabetes prevention Bank of Lancaster and control tips given promotes Garrett IsaBell K. Horsley by Jennifer Miller Achieve this by getting RGH Dietitian active. This could be an active Beverly F. Garrett has been real estate, ltd. lifestyle and does not have to promoted by the Bank of According to www.diabe- be regimented planned exer- Lancaster Board of Directors www.HorsleyRealEstate.com tes.org, there are nearly 26 cise. Examples: raking the to the position of assistant million children and adults in yard, gardening, cleaning vice president, reported bank America living with diabe- house, dancing, and limiting president and CEO Randal R. Just Listed! tes, and another 79 million at TV exposure to 2 hours or less Greene. high risk for developing Type a day. Less sitting and more Garrett, a native of Virginia 2 diabetes. This disease is moving. Standing burns more and raised in Lancaster County, taking a devastating toll on our calories than sitting. is a graduate of Lancaster High country. Making a few simple • Get plenty of fiber. Increas- School. She furthered her changes in your lifestyle now ing your fiber intake can help education at Thomas Nelson may help you avoid the seri- you reduce your risk of diabe- Community College and is a ous health complications of tes by improving your blood graduate of Kee Business Col- Piankatank River diabetes down the road, such sugar control, lower your risk lege in Business Computer as nerve, kidney and heart 360' Waterfront of heart disease, and promote Administration. In-ground Pool damage. weight loss by helping you feel Garrett joined the bank in As November is National full. Achieve this by eating Fishing Pond August 1996 as a securities ±5 Acres Diabetes Month, here are plenty of foods high in fiber specialist in the Trust Depart- Beverly F. Garrett some recommendations from that includes fruits, vegetables, Exquisite home, ±5000 sq. ft., wonderful entertaining spaces! ment. In 2000, she retained her 1 the American Diabetes Asso- beans, whole grains, nuts and responsibilities when Bay Trust in the coordination of budgets, Stone FP in Great Room, 3 or 4 bedrms, 3 /2 baths, enormous ciation (ADA) for diabetes seeds. Eat the skin on apples. Company was formed. Garrett external audits and exams. kitchen, extensive decking, attached garage. $1,225,000 prevention/control: Fiber is only found in plant transferred to Bank of Lancast- Active in the community, • Get more physical activ- food; not in animal products. er’s Finance and Accounting Garrett serves as co-chair for Urbanna Creek 90' Waterfront Walk to town! ity. There are many benefits You need 25-35 grams of fiber Department in February 2005 the bank’s entry in the YMCA’s to regular physical activity. per day. as a staff accountant. In 2008, Festival of Trees to support the Lovely treed 2/3 acre, gently sloping. $160,000 Exercise can help you lose • Go for whole grains. she was elevated to senior Y Guardian Program, and she weight, lower your blood sugar • Lose extra weight. accountant and, in 2009, was is a member of the Christmas and boost your sensitivity to • Skip fad diets and make promoted to accounting officer. Parade Float Committee. insulin, which helps keep your healthier choices. Garrett manages day-to-day Garrett and her husband blood sugar within a normal Call the RGH HealthLine at accounting functions, includ- Walter reside in Mathews range. 435-8010 for more details. ing fixed assets, investments, County where they are mem- accruals, stock options, bank bers of the Mathews Yacht franchise taxes, reconcilia- Club. tions, federal funds sold, and In making this announce- MICHAEL MARKETING preparation of financial reports ment, Greene stated, “It gives Whitings Creek just off the Rappahannock for the board of directors, plus me a great deal of pleasure 180' Waterfront • Pier • Perfect Kayak area • +1 acre REAL ESTATE INC. numerous filings with the Fed- to recognize Beverly. She Nicely maintained Cape Cod, lovingly decorated. 3 BRs, 2 baths, eral Reserve, the FDIC, the embraces our philosophy to bonus room. Area of unspoiled natural beauty. $179,000 Commonwealth of Virginia, provide the highest quality WAKE - NEW LISTING and the Federal Home Loan of professional service and is Charming 3 bdrm 2 bath rancher Bank. In addition, Garrett eager to meet the needs of the The Residences at Oyster Harbor with hardwood fl oors, Vaulted is responsible for providing communities we serve. She is Waterfront Condos on Urbanna Creek 8' MLW ceiling and open fl oor plan with 40' Yacht Slip with each unit! Starting in the $290's kitchen, dining area and LR, nice accounting support to other an asset to our company and to deck on rear for entertaining and functional areas of the com- our community. We are proud pany, including the Investment to have Beverly as a part of our all on 2.02 acres AND CLOSE to public boat landing. $164,950 Essex County Committee, as well as assisting bank’s team.” Reduced! 14 Acres Lakefront Dock Meachums Creek - Very well maintained rancher with quick ac- Pristine Cape Cod cess to the Rappahannock River for boating. Open living room Great entertaining areas! with fi replace w/ gas logs to large dining are on opposite end of Riverside Walter Reed house. Detached 2 car garage. Sunroom room on waterside of Attached double garage house, great way to relax and enjoy the RIVAH. Breakfast area $375,000 in kitchen, lots of cabinets. Paved driveway. This is a charming Hospital now offers early get away cottage. $249,950 River Bank Drive Homesite Deltaville detection for lung cancer +120' on the Rappahannock • 6' MLW • +1 Acre Office: (804) 758-3093 Cheryl Teagle: (804) 694-9025 Mike Jackson: (804) 694-7141 Dennis Mann: (804) 370-0359 New vinyl bulkhead. 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Praise and Lebanon Baptist Church, worship begins at 6:30 p.m. The Worship Center, is at Preaching begins at 7 p.m. 11821 Tidewater Trail, Saluda. Civil War Christmas Memorial Service set The Rebecca Lloyd Tabb try, will be the guest speaker. Chapter 107 of the United Light refreshments will be Daughters of the Confederacy served after the service in the Samuel E. Miles (UDC) invites the public to its church fellowship hall. Above, Philippi Christian Church Pastor June Haislip pres- Jerry N. Hill 4th annual Civil War Christ- The church is at 4870 Chest- ents a check for $1,500 to Dennis Mann, a church member Samuel Edward Miles, son mas Memorial Service at 11 nut Fork Rd., Gloucester. and captain of the Middlesex County Volunteer Rescue Jerry Nelson Hill, 77, of of Samuel and Agnes Frances a.m. on Saturday, December 7, Please RSVP to Bonnie Squad. (Photo Don Leyden) Irvington, departed this life on Goldman Miles, was born Jan- at Bellamy United Methodist Daughtry at Leigh448@aol. Sunday, November 17, 2013, uary 28, 1955. He passed away Church. com. after a brief illness. on November 9, 2013. Rev. William E. Wiatt, chap- Please bring canned food for Philippi supper and auction Jerry is survived by his wife Samuel attended the public lain for the 26th Virginia Infan- Bellamy’s Food Pantry. and friend of 23 years, Joyce S. schools of Middlesex County raises $1,500 for rescue squad Hill; sisters, Helen H. Hopper and went on to further his edu- (Roger) of Urbanna and Mar- cation at Rappahannock Com- Rev. Duhon to address Unitarians On November 16, Philippi many soup pots. garet H. Brown of West Point; munity College in Glenns and Christian Church (DOC) in Items sold at the silent auc- sister-in-law, Diana Strohm- Thomas Nelson Community On Sunday, November 24, at followed by a meditation on the Deltaville held a soup supper tion were donated by members eyer (Bob) of El Paso, Texas; College in Hampton. the Unitarian Universalist Fel- importance of giving thanks. and silent auction to ben- of the congregation and by and several special nieces and In the early 1980s, he joined lowship of the Rappahannock A Unitarian Universalist efit the Middlesex County local businesses. nephews. the Armed Forces, serving in (UUFR), church member Rev. communion will be celebrated Volunteer Rescue Squad of Members of Philippi who After graduating from the United States Army. He Kathy Duhon will speak on with popcorn and cider. All are Deltaville. volunteer with the rescue Lynchburg College, Jerry had served partly in Hawaii and “Patience and Pickles and invited. The event was exception- squad and those who worked to a wonderful full life, doing a tour in Saudi Arabia. In the Thanksgiving Prayers.” The UUFR meets every ally well attended, filling the make the event a success were exactly what he wanted. His Army, he was an honor gradu- Rev. Duhon said her sermon Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at 366 Philippi Fellowship Hall to acknowledged by Pastor June love of antique cars took him ate in the leadership courses has a small dramatic piece in it James Wharf Road in White near capacity and emptying the Haislip. all over the United States. (top of this class). After retir- called “Patience and Pickles,” Stone. Known as an expert in vintage ing from the Army, Samuel Model A’s and early V8 Fords, continued to work with the his many friends would call U.S. government. He worked in him for advice and antique car Washington, D.C., at the Penta- Spring Hill Faith Builders parts. He loved early stock car gon and served as an Adminis- racing on dirt tracks and was trative Assistant at Walter Reed worship service Thanksgiving friends with many of the driv- Hospital and the Navy Medical ers. One of his favorites was Center in Maryland. and class set service set Junior Johnson, whom he vis- Samuel attended different ited often in North Carolina, to churches and Bible studies in The title of the sermon Faith Builders Baptist have the “good old boy break- the Maryland and Washington, to be given by Dr. Chuck Church will have a Thanksgiv- fast” where they talked about D.C., areas. McDaniel at the 11 a.m. wor- ing and Testimonial Service on the old days of racing. In Hawaii, he met a very ship on Sunday, November Wednesday, November 27, at Jerry was proud of his special friend, Vivian Smith, 24, at Spring Hill Baptist 7:30 p.m. The public is invited Deltaville heritage. He often whom he remained friends Church in Mathews will be to join church members in recalled racing “door handle to with until his passing. He later “God Wipes Away All Tears!” prayer and praise, and testimo- door handle” down Route 33 gained another friend, Faith (Rev. 21:14). nials. The Cryer Center on Route 33 in Locust Hill has been land- and fishing and hunting with Butler, who we thank very A study class of “Following The church is at Freeshade scaped. his friends. Jerry enjoyed sing- much for everything she did for God” will be held at 6 p.m. Community Center, 1544 ing in the choir at Irvington Sam during his last days. Both this Sunday. The study focuses Regent Rd., Syringa. Sheldon cryer center news United Methodist Church and Vivian and Faith were family. on “New Testament Men Of K. Pleasant is the pastor. Janel can be used by others in need visiting his special friend, Lee On Saturday, November 9, Faith.” Pleasant is the co-pastor. Special thank-you Roy. Jerry was a unique man God, in his infinite wisdom, or added to our yard sale are who touched so many lives. He called His son home. He The members of Hands welcomed. All income from will be greatly missed by his was preceded in death by his Across Middlesex and Habitat the yard sale is returned to the family and friends. parents, Agnes Frances and for Humanity want to thank community and we operate Funeral services will be held Samuel Miles. Tickets available for free Brian Major and his employ- with no paid employees. at 11 a.m., Friday, November Cherishing fond memories ees of River Birch in Locust If you are looking for an 22, at Irvington United Meth- of Samuel are his siblings: Thanksgiving Day Dinner Hill for the wonderful job opportunity to volunteer we odist Church, Irvington, with Alice A. Miles of Irvington done with our landscaping at have many different opportu- interment in Harmony Grove and her daughter, Licia Miles Free tickets are still available (Glenns), Everyday Victory The Cryer Center. Wild things nities: working with clients, Baptist Church Cemetery, Top- Dandridge, of Lancaster, for the Community Thanksgiv- Christian Bookstore (Hayes), (weeds!) were taking over until helping in the Food Pantry or ping. The family will receive George W. Miles (Sharon) of ing Day Dinner from noon-2:30 Nick’s Spaghetti and Steak Brian and his crew swooped in Clothing Closet, building a friends at Currie Funeral Home Lackey, Milton D. Miles of p.m. on Thursday, November House (Shacklefords), Church to clean all of the shrub beds, handicapped ramp, picking in Kilmarnock from 6-8 p.m. Saluda, and Barbara A. Miles 28, at Distinction Restaurant of the Nazarene (White Stone), prune, edge and mulch. It up food for our pantry, and so on Thursday, November 21. of Woodbridge; several nieces, (Catering and Special Events), Lynne’s Family Restaurant was a massive job and we are much more. Volunteer posi- Memorial contributions may nephews, great-nieces and 4888 George Washington (Mathews), and Harrow’s blessed to have such gener- tions can be scheduled for as be made to Irvington United great-nephews; and a host of Memorial Hwy., Hayes. Home Center (Cooks Corner) ous and wonderful friends. If little as an hour every other Methodist Church, P.O. Box other relatives and friends. Tickets will be available up during business and/or man- you get the opportunity please week to being on call as your 178, Irvington, VA 22480. A funeral service was held to Friday, November 22. This ager hours. Call 804-384-2207 thank the folks at River Birch schedule permits. As always, Saturday, November 16, at dinner is for all who would like for more information or to and be sure to stop by and see no experience necessary, no Antioch Baptist Church in to attend. reserve tickets. their work at The Cryer Center. pay provided, but a rewarding Jerry B. Langford Saluda. Thank you to the All participants must All volunteers who have not The Cryer Center is open opportunity to give back to Antioch Baptist Church family have tickets. Tickets can be received a return telephone call Tuesday through Friday from neighbors when they need you Jerry B. Langford, 57, of and friends. A special thank- picked up at Urbanna Market or email are being asked to 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The public is most. Jamaica died Friday, Novem- you to the Class of 1973, and (Urbanna), The Blue Dog Café please call 804-384-2207. always invited to stop by and Important: The Center’s ber 15, 2013. He was prede- the United States Armed Forces see what we do. Donations of Clothing Closet has a shortage ceased by his parents, Charles for the graveside ceremony. gently-used household items, of winter coats for our neigh- and Anna Langford, and his appliances, clothing, or any- bors in need—all sizes, chil- two sisters, Etta L. Veon and St. Paul men to celebrate thing else you may have that dren and adult. Thank you. Pauline L. Haile. He is survived by his brother, New Mt. Zion The Men’s Group of St. Paul of Zion Poplar Baptist Church Charles E. Langford (Jeanette) Baptist Church of Church View along with one of the gospel of Church View; several nieces Thanksgiving will hold its first anniversary groups. The other two groups The Family of Rachel Lee and nephews; and a special program on Sunday, Decem- will be Shiloh Baptist Church would like to thank all our friend, Sandra Collier. dinner planned ber 8, at 3 p.m. The worship Men’s Group and the “Morris Funeral services were leader will be Rev. Elton Pryor Family Singers.” all are invited. friends and family for their held November 20 in A “Feed the Community Bristow-Faulkner Funeral Thanksgiving Meal” will support and prayers. Home & Cremation Service, be held Thursday, Novem- Mt. Zion to celebrate Men’s Day Saluda. Interment was in ber 28, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. New Hope United Methodist at New Mount Zion Baptist Mt. Zion Baptist Church of of Williamsburg. The musical God bless all of you. Church Cemetery, Gloucester Church, Woods Cross Roads, Church View will celebrate guest will be “God’s Chosen County. Gloucester. For information, Men’s Day on Sunday, Novem- Servants” of Gloucester. Rev. contact Rev. Vincent Pryor at ber 24, at 11 a.m. The speaker Fred Holmes Jr. is the pastor of Rhoads, Mary Ellen, Isaac 757-693-7488 or Doris Wright will be Rev. John C. Wright Mt. Zion. at 757-694-1846. 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