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Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck
Vol. 110, No. 45
Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • February 10, 2005
B Section
Middlesex Youth Basketball Report
Last Saturday’s results in the
Middlesex Youth Basketball
League are as follows:
From left, Middlesex High seniors Dannie Green, Kashae Beverley, Sharnell Burnett, Joy Burrell
and Mecca Bowens hold a banner congratulating them on their outstanding basketball careers
during MHS Senior Night activities on Tuesday. The Lady Chargers have won three straight Tidewater District titles and the five seniors above have all played important roles in the team’s success
all three years.
(Photo by Tom Chillemi)
District domination
Lady Chargers win
third straight title
by Tom Chillemi
The Middlesex High Lady
Chargers clinched its third
straight
Tidewater
District
regular season championship on
Tuesday with a 55-43 win over
visiting King William on Senior
Night.
Senior Sharnell Burnett again
led MHS with 24 points, including 6 of 8 free throws.
Junior point guard Patricia
Price, free of her early-season
injury, added 14 points.
Senior center Dannie Green
was good for 5 points, and senior
Mecca Bowens tallied 4. Senior
Joy Burrell contributed 3 points
and Ashley Robinson had 2.
Senior Kashae Beverly was
injured in the first quarter and
left for most of the game but
returned in the fourth quarter for
limited action.
Lady Charger coach William
Griffin, basking in his third
straight district title, said he
wasn’t concerned about trailing
7-4 after the opening quarter. “It
was a tough game. King William
is always going to be tough. But
the main thing is I started my
seniors. With two playing out of
position, we really didn’t score
that much, but we put pressure
on them and that’s what I wanted
to do.
“I was never worried,” said
Griffin. “They had a run and I
expected that. But I knew my
girls were going to come back.”
Griffin said he knew when
Patricia Price and Ashley Robinson got in the game “it was going
to be whole different story.”
And it was. Middlesex put up
21 points in the second quarter
while holding the Lady Cavaliers
to 9.
The Lady Chargers racked up
another 20 points in the third
period to King Williams’s 15.
The Lady Chargers suffered
21 turnovers. “We were rushing
a little bit,” said Griffin. “They
wanted this game so bad and
they knew if we won this one we
had the district title. But our goal
is to go 8-0.”
The Lady Chargers (5-0, 134) are at King William tonight
for a 7:30 game. “We’re going
to make up for those turnovers.
We’re ready, we’re ready,” said
Griffin.
For King William, Kelly
White had 15 points and Tanika
Junior All-District point guard
Patricia Price has recovered
from an ankle injury. She
scored 14 points Tuesday
night.
Moore added 11.
On Monday the varsity girls
play at King and Queen at 6 p.m.
There is no JV game.
On Tuesday, February 15, the
Lady Chargers finish their regular season at Mathews.
With the exception of the King
and Queen game, JV basketball
games begin at 6 p.m. and are
followed by the varsity games at
7:30 p.m.
Chargers play home finale tonight
by Larrry S. Chowning
For the second time this season
the Middlesex High School
boys basketball team fell to the
Mathews Blue Devils in overtime Friday night, 72-61,
Middlesex came from a slow
first half but rallied in the second
half to force the game into overtime.
MHS JVs
rout Cavs
The Middlesex High School
junior varsity girls basketball
team improved to 4-0 in the
Tidewater District and 9-3 overall with a 49-20 win over visiting
King William on Tuesday in its
final home game.
Middlesex trailed 15-14 at the
half but got its press working in
the second half and outscored
King William 16-2 in the third
quarter.
Middlesex got another 18
points in the final period and held
King William to only 4.
Eighth-grader Ashae Burnett
led the Lady Chargers’ effort
with 22 points, Oshae Young
added 12 and Veronica Outlaw
had 3.
Scoring 2 points apiece were
Nikie Dixon, Alicia Diggs,
Candyce Davis, Katrina Reed,
Ashley Figg and Tomeka White.
The JV Lady Chargers are at
King William tonight, February 10, at 6 p.m. and finish the
season at Mathews on Tuesday.
Both are district games.
Andre Fells paced the Chargers with 28 points, 9 of those
points came from the 3-point
range. Marlon Parker scored 11
points with one 3-pointer; Mike
Smith tallied 9 points; J. R. Reed
contributed 7 with one 3-pointer;
and Brad Bess, Keith Beverley
and Langston Washington all
scored 2 apiece.
Mathews jumped to a 14-7 first
quarter lead and led 27-16 at the
half. The Chargers regrouped in
the third quarter and outscored
the Blue Devils 15-12, and then
put 28 points on the board in the
fourth quarter to tie the game 5959 at the end of regulation.
Mathews regrouped to outscore Middlesex 13-2 in over-
time.
The Chargers are now 2-5 in
district play and 5-12 overall.
The district race tightened
up Tuesday night as King and
Queen defeated West Point 5950, and King William downed
Mathews 71-59. King William,
and Mathews are tied for the district lead with 4-3 records.
The Middlesex High School
junior varsity team lost to
Mathews Tuesday night, 41-38.
The Chargers traveled to
Windsor yesterday, February 9,
to take on the Dukes and will
host West Point tonight, February 10, in their final regular
season game. JV action begins at
6 p.m. and varsity at 7:30 p.m.
Junior Boys Division
Ryman’s AC/Htg 26, Pitts
Lumber 15
Ryman’s AC (26): Harley
Moore 8, Walter Diggs 2, Alex
Dixon 2, Earl Rimbey 2, Brandon Keyser 4, Curtis Hughes 2,
Jeremy Collier 1, Phillip Hart 3,
Alvin Keyser 2.
Pitts Lumber (15): Drew
Pitts 3, Robbie Pitts 1, Jeremiah
Morris 2, Dahron Johnson 6,
Corey Mullins 3.
Blue & Associates 14,
Southside Sentinel 6
Blue & Assoc. (14): Stone
Shores 6, Owen Holt 4, Dylan
Gresham 2, Chris Burse 2.
Sentinel (6): Ryheem Lockley 2, Avery Lefevre 2, Jeremy
Herrin 2.
Thrift Oil 30, Atlantic Express
15
Thrift Oil (30): Joseph Banks
2, Sherman Osborne 15, Malcolm Holmes 3, Cody Hunter 6,
Anthony Burrell 2, Jimmy Brown
2.
Atlantic Express (15): Juwan
Reed 5, Jeff Ammons 2, Thomas
Euler 2, Kyle Blankenship 6.
Junior
Boys
Standings:
Ryman’s AC/Htg 4-0, Randolph
Construction 3-0, Blue & Associates 2-1, Pitts Lumber 2-2, Thrift
Oil 1-2, Atlantic Express 0-3,
Southside Sentinel 0-4.
Walton Seafood 23, Eades
Auto Body 11
Walton Seafood (23): Latoya
Key 4, Lara Lucas 4, Khadijah
Reed 4, Brianna Dunlevy 2, Marianne Thomas 3, Casey Davis 2,
Brooke Rowe 2.
Eades Auto (11): Brittany
Bagby 2, Cierra Lockley 4,
Brooke Cole 3, Lisa Shoaff 2.
Norton Yacht Sales 14,
Middlesex Kiwanis 12
Norton Yacht (14): Hailey
Colley 1, Kendra Reed 3, Nila
Robinson 2, Sarah Culley 6, Chris
Rodgers 1, Terry St. John 1.
Kiwanis (12): Caroline Davis
5, Bridgette Self 2, Tiara Dixon 3,
Jasmine Sydnor 2.
Junior
Girls
Standings:
Walton Seafood 3-1, Norton
Yacht Sales 3-1; Middlesex
Kiwanis 2-2, Eades Auto Body
0-4.
Little Sue 24, Urbanna AutoMarine 14
Little Sue (24): Danielle
Montgomery 6, Catherine Harris
4, Kimberly Ammons 10, Kristin
Jessie 2, Megan Payne 2.
Urbanna Auto-Marine (14):
Kendall McNamee 2, Veronica
Bagby 2, Brianna Brooks 6, Catherine Walton 2, Jocelyn Brown 2.
Carlton & Edwards 31,
Urbanna Lumber 24
Carlton & Edwards (31):
Amanda Brown 7, Maggie Hall
10, Kelly Purcell 6, Davina Peters
4, Mindy Cobb 2, Adele Smith 2.
Urbanna Lumber (24): Markeya Kelly 2, Susan Heyman 9,
Raquel Pierce 1, Amanda Blake
4, Alysia Wake 8.
Allen Group 27, Cyndy’s
Bynn 6
Allen Group (27): Elizabeth
Major 6, Micah Reed 6, Tanicka
Kimble 2, Katherine Wood 4,
Emily Wood 4, Anna Lisa Reed
5.
Cyndy’s Bynn (6): Latonya
Robinson 4, Tiffany Rose 2.
Senior Girls Standings: Little
Sue 4-0, Allen Group 3-1, Carlton
& Edwards 2-2, Urbanna AutoMarine 2-2, Urbanna Lumber
1-3, Cyndy’s Bynn 0-4.
Crittenden Farms 37, Doc
Jones Used Auto Parts 14
Crittenden Farms (37): Martrease Smith 6, Jake Fletcher 9,
Mike Jones 10, Sean Sutherlin
2, Tayvon Morning 5, Alex
Crittenden 3, Bradley Lee 2.
Doc Jones UAP (14): George
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Junior Division
at St. Clare Walker Middle School
8:45 a.m. - Middlesex Kiwanis vs. Eades Auto Body
9:55 a.m. - Walton Seafood vs. Norton Yacht Sales
11:05 a.m. - Atlantic Express vs. Southside Sentinel
12:15 p.m. - Randolph Construction vs. Pitts Lumber
1:25 p.m. - Blue & Associates vs. Thrift Oil
BYE—Rymans AC & Htg
Starter Division
at Middlesex Elementary School
9:00 a.m. - Virginia Street Cafe vs. East Coast Boat Lifts
10:10 a.m. - The Wet Paint Co. vs. Marine Installations
11:20 a.m. - Middlesex Rotary vs. Middlesex Body & Glass
12:30 p.m. - Comfort Inn vs. Lawyers Title-Mid Pen
Make-up Starter Division Games on Thursday, February 17
at Middlesex Elementary School
6 p.m. – Middlesex Rotary vs. East Coast Boat Lifts
7 p.m. – The Wet Paint Co. vs. Virginia Street Cafe
8 p.m. – Middlesex Body & Glass vs. Comfort Inn
Senior Division
No Senior Boys or Girls games this week.
Michos 3, Josh Brown 1, Mark
Hall 2, Kevin Walsh 5, Matt Hall
2, Will Galleher 1.
Marshall’s Drug 31, EASI
Printing 14
Marshall’s Drug (31): Roedell
Bryant 6, Matthew Duke 4,
Thomas Reed 4, Justin Taylor
2, Jay Bryant 4, Avery Bundy 4,
Davanne Bryant 7.
EASI (14): Michael Eades 2,
Trey Johnson 4, Donovan Jones
4, Timmy Coker 2, Jaspar Smith
2.
Hurd’s Hardware 40, Harrow’s Home Center 18
Hurd’s (40): Michael Bess 11,
Nick Przybyl 11, Kirvell Ball 3,
Alex Thomas 2, Chuckie Morris
6, Justin Hale 2, Travis Myers 5.
Harrow’s (18): Terrance Wake
2, Weldon Lockley 2, Chris
Brooks 6, Brandon Putney 4,
Scott Payne 2, Chris Chamberlain 2.
Senior
Boys
Standings:
Crittenden Farms 4-0, Hurd’s
Hardware 3-1, Harrow’s Home
Center 2-2, Doc Jones Used
Auto Parts 2-2, Marshall’s Drug
1-3, EASI Printing 0-4.
Starter make-up games rescheduled
On January 22 three games in
the Starter Division were cancelled due to bad weather. The
games will be made up on Thursday, February 17, at Middlesex
Elementary School.
At 6 p.m. Middlesex Rotary
club will play East Coast Boat
Lifts.
At 7 p.m. The Wet Paint Com-
pany will play Virginia Street
Cafe.
At 8 p.m. Middlesex Body
Shop & Glass will play Comfort
Inn.
“The games will be about 5
minutes shorter in length and we
hope the final game will be finished no later than 9 p.m.,” said
Starter supervisor Tom Hardin.
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7:00 High 12:59 1.6’
12:24 High 4:17
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Tue 2/15 Moonset
Moonrise 8:47 Low 7:30 -0.3’
Sunrise
6:55 Low 11:02
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From left, Nathaniel Francis of Atlantic Express (AE), Malik
Green of Thrift Oil (TO) Hunter Davis of AE, Jimmy Brown of
TO, Anthony Burrell (#8) of TO and Mac Kennard of TO chase
down a loose ball in Junior Boys Division action last Saturday.
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2/18
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5:41
9:05
Sunrise
6:56
Moonrise 10:05
Sunset
5:44
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Low 10:06
High 3:47
Low 10:08
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Low 10:58
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1:28
Sunrise
6:54
Moonrise 11:08
Sunset
5:46
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High 5:15
Low 12:03
High 5:35
Low 11:54
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0.2’
1.1’
0.1’
Moonrise 10:34
Sunset
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Moonset
2:30
Sunrise
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Moonrise 11:48
Sunset
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Moonset
3:28
Sunrise
6:51
Moonrise 12:34
Sunset
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High
Low
High
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1:07
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0.3’
1.0’
Low 12:54
High 7:22
Low 2:08
High 7:38
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Unusually high & low tides are also in boldface.
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Christchurch students to present
‘Man of La Mancha’ Feb. 24-26
Those who have enjoyed
Merridee Michelsen’s past
productions—Godspell (2003)
and South Pacific (2004)—are
in for yet another treat, as the
Christchurch School Fine Arts
Department presents “Man of
La Mancha” later this month.
Although this musical is
complex and emotionally rich,
Michelsen seems to be at her
creative best when presented
with just such a challenge. Says
Michelsen, “This musical speaks
to my heart. We think you’ll find
it transformational.”
Assisting Michelsen in this
colossal effort is are musical
director Henry Selby and technical director David Voss. Man
of La Mancha, with music by
Dale Wasserman and lyrics by
Joe Darion and Mitch Leigh,
was the biggest hit of the 1965
Broadway season, taking Tony
Awards for best musical, score
and libretto. The musical combines tragedy, romance, comedy
and adventure. It is complex—it
is a play within a play, and it
does address some serious issues
(there is some adult content).
Set during the Spanish Inquisition, it tells the tale of Miguel
de Cervantes, a poor novelist
and actor thrown into prison,
charged with a crime against the
church. While in prison, Cervantes spins a tale of championing the oppressed and righting
the wrongs of the world. The
audience will enjoy such familiar musical favorites as “The
Impossible Dream,” “Dulcinea”
and “Man of La Mancha.”
The cast, crew and orchestra
’SOL Night‘ is
Feb. 22 at MES
The Middlesex Elementary
School PTA will hold “SOL
Family Night” for all grades on
Tuesday, February 22, at 7 p.m.
All parents are urged to attend.
Middlesex High Happenings
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Feb. 10— Students dismissed at 1 p.m. (Parent teacher conferences 1:30 to 6 p.m.)
Feb. 11— DECA Apollo Talent Show in the auditorium at 7 p.m.
Tickets are $4 at the door.
40
Feb. 14— Black history assembly.
Dealers
Feb. 15— Best Buy scholarship due.
More than125 booths
Feb. 15— Educational Tours Scholarship essay due.
of marinas, parts, acccessories
Feb. 15— Agriculture scholarship due.
Feb. 17— Senior cap and gown pictures will be taken.
Feb. 22— The Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Virginia
Richmond Raceway Complex
essay due.
March 1— Virginia PTA scholarship due.
600 E. Laburnum Avenue
March 1— Center for the Arts scholarship due.
Adults $7; Ages 6 to 16 $2; Ages 5 and under Free
Thurs. & Fri. 2 - 9 pm; Sat. 10 - 8 pm; Sun. 10 - 5 pm
March 15— NFIB scholarships due.
Free Parking
March 25— Schools close at 1 p.m.
March 28-April 3— Spring break.
Second installment for yearbook is now due. Also final payment
adult admission
for senior ad pages is now due.
Sports
Boys Basketball: Feb. 10, West Point, 6 and 7:30 p.m.; Feb. 17-20,
with this ad. Offer good any day; not good with
District Tournament at King William.
other discounts; no photocopies
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Girls
Basketball:
Feb.
10
at
King
William,
6
and
7:30
p.m.;
Feb.
Caroline Selby
Info: 804-425-6556 or
14 at King and Queen (varsity only) 6 p.m.; Feb. 15 at Mathews, 6
royalshows.com
To reserve tickets (there is no and 7:30 p.m.
Wrestling: Feb. 12 at Mathews w/Arcadia and King William; Feb.
charge for tickets, but donations
will be cheerfully accepted) 16 at Franklin w/Sussex.
please phone the box office at
(804) 758-2300 (ext. 144) to
leave a message or to speak
with a representative between 4
and 5:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
Reservations may also be
emailed to the box office at
(804) 758-1322
<boxoff ice@christchurchscho
[email protected]
ol.org>. Reservations will be
With all that has come in the
confirmed as promptly as pos- wake of the horrific tsunami, the
Commercial • Residential
sible in order of receipt. All Middlesex High Interact Club
Custom Piers • Vinyl or Wood Bulkheads • Salvage • Demolition
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Licensed • Insured
needn’t arrive early on the night with the relief efforts. The Interof the performance. Tickets will act Club has decided that to do
be available for pickup in the something fun and effective—a
school post office starting at carnival and dance-a-thon. All
7:15 p.m. prior to each show.
of the proceeds will go to the
“Man of La Mancha” is pre- tsunami victims.
sented by special arrangement
These events are scheduled to
with Tams-Witmark Music take place on Saturday, February
Library Inc.
12. The carnival is set to begin at
10 a.m. and end at 8 p.m. in the
MHS cafeteria.
There will be many entertaining games and contests, from
cakewalks to ring tosses, and
Factory trained technicians. Graduates of the ACCA
prizes, too. Some of the prizes
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At 4 p.m., the dance-a-thon
thousands of satisfied customers.
will begin in the gymnasium.
Just a few reasons why you’ll feel comfortable with us.
Everybody can come and dance
for only $4 per person or $7 per
couple.
“Whether you dance the whole
time and end up winning a great
prize, or just come to boogie a
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little, fun is in store,” said club
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Clay Dingledine
combines the talents of more
than 40 Christchurch students
and features local students Clay
Dingledine of White Stone
as Miguel de Cervantes and
Caroline Selby of Weems as
Aldonza.
The musical also features an eight-piece orchestra that includes Michael
O’Shaughnessy,
Bradley
Walker,
Connor
Charlton,
Landon Clark – all of White
Stone, Tyler Chambers of Alexandria, Ashby Arvin of Hartfield,
Jack Roebuck of Christchurch
and faculty member Jill Shore.
Don’t miss this event. Seats
are bound to fill up quickly, so
reservations are a must! Performances are scheduled for
Thursday, February 24; Friday,
February 25; and Saturday, February 26. Shows begin at 8 p.m.
with doors opening at 7:30 p.m.
Local students
make dean’s list
at Virginia Tech
The
following
students
enrolled at Virginia Tech were
named to the dean’s list for the
fall 2004 semester. To qualify
for the dean’s list, students
must attempt at least 12 credit
hours graded on the A-F option
and earn a 3.4 grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) during the
semester.
The students are:
• William M. Edwards of
Church View, a junior majoring
in wood science and forest products in the College of Natural
Resources.
• James T. Elwell of Saluda, a
sophomore majoring in university studies at Virginia Tech.
• Sean T. Stuart of Wake, a
junior majoring in computer
science in the College of Engineering.
• Martin H. Folliard of
Urbanna, a junior majoring in
management in the Pamplin College of Business.
• Rebecca E. Alston of
Hartfield, a sophomore majoring
in chemical engineering in the
College of Engineering.
• Ashley R. Harrow of
Hardyville, a sophomore majoring in biology in the College of
Science.
• Ryan C. Smith of Hardyville,
a junior majoring in psychology
in the College of Science.
• Michael F. Walsh of
Deltaville, a junior majoring in
communication in the College
of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences.
17th Annual
MHS carnival,
dance-a-thon
to benefit
tsunami victims
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Established
1954
New volleyball net at SCW
St. Clare Walker Middle School recently got a new volleyball
net system that is state-of-the-art. Above, principal Joe Fears
serves as junior varsity volleyball team members Kelly Purcell
(left) and Ashley Figg watch.
Bay Governor’s School to hold
meetings for prospective students
The Chesapeake Bay Governor’s School provides high-ability students from the Northern
Neck and the Middle Peninsula
with a rigorous curriculum
through enrichment, exploratory,
investigative and career awareness experiences. Through the
integration of math, science,
technology and research, woven
with marine and environmental sciences, students have the
opportunity to foster an appreciation and respect for environmental issues.
Admission is competitive
and is based on previous math
and science courses, teacher
recommendations, standardized
achievement testing, science/
math activities, and honors.
Student selection is determined
by each participating school
system.
For specific criteria and an
application, a prospective student should contact his/her high
school guidance department.
Applications may be obtained
through each local school division. The student’s high school
or designated committee will
make admission decisions.
Please attend one of the following meetings to learn more about
the Chesapeake Bay Governor’s
School and the admission process, or visit <cbgs.k12.va.us>.
• Rappahannock Community
College–Warsaw,
Thursday,
February 17, 7:30 p.m.
• Rappahannock Community
College–Glenns, Tuesday, February 22, 7:30 p.m.
Please call Patty Griffin, director, for additional information at
(804) 443-0267.
Rutkowski,
Tassone on
dean’s list
Two Middlesex County students at Hampden-Sydney College were named to the dean’s
list for the first semester of the
2004-2005 academic year. To
earn this distinction, students
must achieve at least a 3.3
semester grade point average out
of a possible 4.0.
The students were: Michael
James Rutkowski, a senior, a
graduate of Middlesex High
School and the son of Donna and
Bud Rutkowski of Urbanna; and
Mark Alan Tassone, a freshman,
a graduate of Middlesex High
School and the son of Bob and
Cheryll Tassone of Hartfield.
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Iyengar yoga
class planned
Urbanna Parks and Recreation
is starting a new six-session of
Iyengar yoga on Tuesday, February 15. The class is Tuesdays
and/or Thursdays from 6 to 7:30
p.m. in the council chambers of
town hall. Registration will be
held the first night of the session
with a fee of $48 for one class a
week, or $80 for two classes a
week. Bring a yoga mat and wear
loose clothing. For more information, call Connie at 758-2613.
Golf tournament
set for March 11
The Mathews County Christian Ministerial Association in
partnership with YMCA will
hold a captain’s choice golf tournament on Friday, March 11, at
9 a.m. at Piankatank River Golf
Club in Hartfield.
The cost per four-person team
is $240. The fee includes greens
fee, cart, barbecue lunch, awards
and prizes.
Make tax-deductible checks to
MCCMA or YMCA.
Mulligans will be available
along with a 50/50 raffle and
prizes for longest drive, closestto-the-pin and a hole-in-one.
The field is limited to the first
40 teams that register.
Proceeds will benefit a scholarship fund for graduating seniors
of Mathews High School.
Call (804) 725-1488 or 7252414 for an application or more
information.
Symposium
due Feb. 16
The second annual Science
Symposium for The Chesapeake
Bay Governor’s School will be
hosted at Central High School in
King and Queen on Wednesday,
February 16, from 7 to 9 p.m.
Dr. Edward Murphy from the
University of Virginia will be
the keynote speaker. Dr. Murphy
will trace the 13.7 billion year
history of a gold atom, from
the Big Bang to the present day,
using Hubble Space Telescope
images.
Presentations by CBGS students concerning environmental
issues in Virginia will follow.
This event is free and open to
the public.
Honor Rolls
Aylett Country Day School
John W. Colby Jr., headmaster
of Aylett Country Day School, is
pleased to announce the names of
students in grades 3-8 who have
shown outstanding academic
achievement for the second quarter and the first semester of the
2004-2005 school year.
Honor roll students who
earned all A’s for the second
quarter are:
Grade 3— Vasa Clarke, Katie
Hodges and Hannah Rennolds.
Grade 4— Somer Glubiak,
Katie Parr and Madeline Wyatt.
Grade 5— Ian McDowell.
Grade 7— Hannah Gill and
Rebecca McKinley.
Students earning merit roll
status (A’s and B’s) for the
second quarter are:
Grade 3— Victoria Compton,
Connor Derby, Brody Ellis,
Jeremy Herrin, Kiefer McDowell, Mili Patel, Abby Pinkas and
Chase Scott.
Grade 4— Amanda Carr,
Jason Compton, Hannah Loftis,
Patrick
Martin,
Elizabeth
McCarthy, Clay Thomas and
Nicholas Wind.
Grade 5— Mitch Brown, Cody
Dickinson, Conner Jacobs and
Abby Walter.
Grade 6— Leah Clark, Sophia
Pinkas, Chandler Scott and Lindsay Watkins.
Grade 7— Annie Badenoch,
Waring Baylor, Grant Briggs,
George Michos, Dixon Muller
and Ben Swinson.
Grade 8— Corbin Brooks,
John Dille, Ryan Martin, Caroline Moncure and Megan Wade.
Honor roll students for the first
semester are:
Grade 3— Vasa Clarke,
Jeremy Herrin, Katie Hodges
and Hannah Rennolds.
Grade 4— Somer Glubiak,
Katie Parr and Madeline Wyatt.
Grade 5— Ian McDowell.
Grade 7— Hannah Gill,
Rebecca McKinley and George
Michos.
Merit roll students for the first
semester are:
Grade 3— Victoria Compton,
Conner Derby, Brody Ellis,
Kiefer McDowell, Mili Patel,
Abby Pinkas and Chase Scott.
Grade 4— Amanda Carr, Jason
Compton, Hannah Loftis, Patrick
Martin, Elizabeth McCarthy,
Ally Shannon, Clay Thomas and
Nicholas Wind.
Grade 5— Mitch Brown, Cody
Dickinson, Conner Jacobs and
Abby Walter.
Grade 6— Leah Clark, Sophia
Pinkas, Chandler Scott and Lindsay Watkins.
Grade 7— Annie Badenoch,
Waring Baylor, Grant Briggs,
Gene McCarthy, Dixon Muller
and Ben Swinson.
Grade 8— Corbin Brooks,
John Dille, Ryan Martin, Caroline Moncure and Megan Wade.
Aylett CDS plans open house
Prospective students and their
families are invited to attend
Aylett Country Day School’s
open house on Monday, February 21, through Thursday,
February 24, from 9:30 to 11
a.m. each day.
Monday and Wednesday
are the mornings specifically
targeted towards those interested in early childhood 4 and
5-year-old programs and kindergarten. Tuesday and Thursday are the mornings to visit
the early childhood 3-year-old
classroom as well as grades
1-8. Besides classroom visitations, guests will have a chance
to meet with headmaster John
Colby and tour the school.
Now in its 39th year, Aylett
Country Day School at Millers Tavern serves 165 children
from a six-county area. The
school’s mission is to develop
children’s full potential in a
creative, nurturing environment.
Aylett actively seeks and
admits qualified students of any
race, color, religious affiliation
or national or ethnic origin.
Aylett’s open house is an
especially popular time for
families to visit and explore
the early childhood program.
Designed to enrich family and
home experiences, this program
gradually introduces the child
to a larger community, which
includes more people and a
variety of opportunities.
For more information about
Aylett Country Day School
and the open house, call (804)
443-3214.
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Real Estate
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MATHEWS COUNTY– New construction, 2.5 acres, 1500 sq. ft., 3
bedrooms, 2 baths. Nice neighborhood. $169,900. For Sale by Owner.
(804)684-9870.(12-2-tf)
WATERFRONT PROPERTY on
Robinson Creek— Urbanna, VA.
Must see this beautiful 2-story home
nestled on a lot which captures an
amazing water view. This lovely
home features 3 bdrms, 2.5 baths,
dining room, office, gathering room
and kitchen combo overlook the water. Available immediately. For more
info. call Ann Powell (804)338-1773
or Mike Leland (804)349-7653. Grant
Massie Gallier Realtors. 1-800-665LAND.(2-10-1t)
space. For more information call
(804)758-1099.(1-13-tf)
AFFORDABLE LUXURY TOWNHOME, 3BR, 2BA, Gloucester Court
House, everything walking distance,
deck, hardwood floors, ideal/professional, teacher, decorating budget.
(804)776-6500,
(804)761-0845,
$975/mo. plus deposit, plus lease.(210-2tRR)
COTTAGE APARTMENT near Saluda, beautiful views, 2 bedrooms, gas
fire, no pets. $695/mo. Call (804)8159333.(1-27-3t)
COVERED SPACE FOR RENT—
$50/Stall. Great for boats, campers,
and farm equipment. Call (804)7760430.(1-13-tf)
COVES AT WILTON CREEK Condo— 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom unit with
all of the amenities The Coves has
to offer; club house, tennis courts,
community pier, boat ramp. Available
immediately. $825 a month plus utilities. Contact C.D. Vest and Company,
Inc. for more information! (804)7769271.(2-10-1t)
HOME NEAR RACEWAY— 2 bedroom plus office, fireplace in master
bedroom. Very quiet and private.
$775/mo. plus security deposit. Sean
(949)795-2234.(2-10-3t)
LARGE PRIVATE ESTATE HOME on
12 acres, furnished, deep-water harbor, boathouse, pier. One-year lease
required. $2,000 per month. Credit
check required. Call Debbie Morgan,
Broker, Morgan & Edwards Real Estate. (804)725-1951.(12-23-tf)
NORTH GLOUCESTER: All utilities
included, exceptional 2 bedroom on
large estate. Prefer professional person or couple. Has it all! References.
No pets. $895. (804)693-3492.(210-tf)
OFFICE SPACE— Professional Building, Deltaville, VA. Call (804)7584540.(1-13-tf)
ONE ROOM— Gloucester, Rt. 17, 10
miles past courthouse. No smoking,
no drugs. Kitchen privileges. $70 per
week. (804)693-6826.(2-10-2t)
STORAGE UNITS AVAILABLE now
at Cook’s Corner. 10x10 and 10x20.
758-4192.(1-27-13t)
STORAGE UNITS, sizes from 5’x6’ to
12’x30’, reasonably priced. Adjacent
to Hummel Airport, Topping. Call 7583176.(4-1-52t)
URBANNA— Avail. mid-February.
Two BR ground level apt. W/D, D/W,
frig. w/ice maker and stove included.
Application, deposit, references, and
lease required. $575 plus utilities.
758-3354 for more information.(113-tf)
WAREHOUSE/OFFICE
SPACE.
4375 square foot climate controlled
warehouse/office space for rent. Call
1(804)758-4915. Monday-Friday, 8
a.m. to 4:30 p.m.(2-10-1t)
WEEKEND RETREAT
WHITE STONE, VA,
•4 BR HOME
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30-mile radius from Saluda. 7582800.(7-17-tf)
GOING OUT FOR BUSINESS— Mattress sale, twin sets as low as
$139.99. Take an extra 10% off all furniture. Courthouse Antiques, Rt. 17,
bypass Saluda. (804)758-4861.(210-13tRR)
JOHN DEERE MODEL 455 diesel
with 60”deck and 3pt hitch. Very low
hours, mint condition, $6495. We
have 15 good quality used tractors
both John Deere and Wheel Horse,
all at bargain prices. Come by and
look us over. And by the way, John
Deere rebates and 0% financing expire Feb. 28. Don’t miss out. Chimney
Corner, 694-5385 or 725-2471.(2-102tRR)
KUBOTA L35 Diesel Tractor, 1997,
front end loader and backhoe, 920
hours. Call (804)339-7014.(1-27-4t)
RAPPAHANNOCK re-opened! Unwashed Rappahannock oysters available. Shucked or in shell. Cleaned
and frozen soft crabs. Seasoned
firewood, $70/load. B.N. Garnett
Seafood, Water View. (804)7584695.(2-3-4t)
SEASONED HARDWOOD. $65 per
load. Will deliver! (804)776-6011.(120-4t)
WE BUY and SELL
$1750 negotiable. (804)776-7118.(210-2t)
1995 FORD RANGER— Body rough,
drive train excellent, needs motor
work. $800 OBO. (804)443-4903.(210-2t)
1996 SATURN SL2 white, auto
transmission, A/C, all power options,
garage kept, one owner, very clean,
good gas mileage, 102K miles.
$2850. (804)758-9157.(2-10-1t)
1998 TOYOTA 4-RUNNER, white,
4x4, automatic, A/C, moonroof, Alpine sound system, tow package,
83,000 miles. Garage kept, excellent
condition. $12,000 OBO. (804)4539246.(1-6-tfRR)
SAAB— 1996 900 SE Turbo Convertible. Black top/citron beige, body
A+condition, garaged, 94,500 mi.,
CD, heated leather/power seats, PW.
$7,600. (804)435-2543.(2-10-4t)
2001 Apex A-10 RIB (light Gray) Dingy w/2001 15hp Mercury Outboard
and boat cover. Like new, used three
times and stored under cover. This
is a $5,000 package for just $3,700.
Call (804)435-2543.(2-10-4t)
2004 WELLCRAFT 21’ tournament
edition, 200hp 4-stroke Suzuki outboard. T-top, enclosed curtains, VHF,
depth finder, showroom condition,
shrink wrapped for winter. $39,900.
(804)758-0289 or (804)815-0235.(127-tf)
ERICSON 27ft. Sailboat. Excellent
condition, fully equipped, immaculate
interior, private head. Ready to sail or
motor; 9.9hp electric start Evinrude.
$6,000. Cell (804)453-5632.(2-3-4t)
For Rent
1 BEDROOM APARTMENT on Rappahannock River. Boat ramp, pier
and sandy beach access. $650/mo.
First, last and security deposit up
front. All utilities included. Call 7589077 for appointment.(2-10-2tRR)
2 NEW HORSE STALLS, small tack
room, two pastured fenced fields.
$400 per month. Call 804-7760430.(12-23-tf)
22 ACRES OF FARMLAND AVAILABLE for horse hay. Only split required! Near Saluda raceway. Call
Sean (949)795-2234.(2-10-4t)
25’x50’ SPACE, ideal for storage
or small business. Rent $400 per
month. For more information, call
(804)758-1099.(11-24-tf)
50’x75’ SPACE AVAILABLE. Ideal location for small business or storage
Classified Rates
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week; $4.00 each additional consecutive week. 25 words or fewer, 13 successive weeks, $40.00. Ads with 26 or
more words, 24¢ each word. Custom
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10% Discount for cash with order.
No refunds, no credit. No discount on
credit card sales.
Classified Deadline: 12:00 noon
Tuesdays. To place your ad, call (804)
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Publisher’s Notice
All real estate advertised herein is subject to Virginia’s fair housing law which
makes it illegal to advertise ‘any preference, limitation or discrimination because of race, color, religion, national
origin, sex, elderliness, familial status
or handicap, or intention to make any
such preference, limitation or discrimination. This newspaper will not knowingly accept advertising for real estate
that violates the fair housing law. Our
readers are hereby informed that all
dwellings advertised in this newspaper
are available on an equal opportunity
basis. For more information or to file
a housing complaint, call the Virginia
Fair Housing Office at (804) 367-8530;
toll-free call (888) 551-3247. For the
hearing-impaired, call (804) 367-9753.
E-mail [email protected].
Web site: www.fairhousing.vipnet.org.
For Sale
1996 LIBERTY MOBILE HOME— 2
bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, lots of closet
space. Shingled roof, new dryer and
water-heater! All appliances convey.
Located on rented lot in Hartfield.
$19,995. (804)776-9271.(2-10-1t)
27” COLOR TV, Zenith console model, very good condition. $200. Call
758-0536.(2-10-4t)
300 PEELER POT LICENSE. $3,000
or trade for rockfish tags. (804)6931761.(2-10-2t)
ATLANTIC MOBILE HOMES 1843
square feet, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, LR,
Den, upgraded appliances, fireplace,
television, furniture, only $63,900!
14x70 3 bedroom, 2 bath, beautiful
kitchen hutch, only $27,900! Call
or stop by Atlantic Mobile Homes,
Rt. 17, Saluda. (804)758-5681 or
(800)551-0337.(2-10-3t)
FILL DIRT. $80/load delivered.
DVDs, VHSs and games: X-Box,
Playstation 2, Game Cube and Game
Boys.
Vanity Video
(804)725-9614
(1-13-tfRR)
WHEELCHAIR— Electric cart. Rascal
255 for sale. One year old. Capacity
of 350 pounds. Dual motor rear wheel
drive for maneuverability. Adjustable
speed settings. New, $5000. For sale
for $1500. Call 438-4102.(2-10-1t)
Autos/ Trucks
1986 CAMARO, 2.8 liter, automatic,
AC, cruise, good condition all around,
new inspection. $1100 or trade.
Ready to go. Call 758-8385.(2-3-2t)
1991 FORD TAURUS, new tires,
200,000 miles, good for parts. $500.
Call 758-5079 or 758-0536.(2-10-4t)
1993 VOLVO-240, black int/exterior, great condition. New tires, new
inspection, automatic transmission.
$4900. Call (804)438-6181 or 7583359.(2-3-3tRR)
1994 DODGE Grand Caravan SE,
well equipped with options, inc. Quad
seats. High mileage. Good Condition.
Boats/ Motors
1995 ISLAND PACKET, IP-40
Sail Cutter rig. Just reconditioned
throughout. 50 hp Yanmar diesel IB
w/4,385 hrs., new Sprint 1500 windless, Switlik MD-2(6) man off-shore
raft and many other extras. Ready
to sail away. Asking $193,250. Call
(804)435-2543.(2-10-4t)
CUSTOM YACHT SERVICE
YACHT BROKERAGE
96 SEAFOOD LANE
IRVINGTON, VA.
(804)438-5563
www.yachtworld.com/customyacht
Marine Services
MARINE SURVEYS. Peter W.
Schacht Co. 758-3014.(4-3-tfRR)
STAINLESS STEEL Boat Shafting.
Ready machined. OCRAN BOAT
SHOP, White Stone, VA, 4356305.(12-14-tf)
Help Wanted
ELECTRIC BOATS
2002 21ft. Duffy - $33,900
2001 21ft. Duffy - $31,000
1996 21ft. Duffy - $12,500
(2-10-8tRR)
DUFFY ELECTRIC BOATS. 18ft.
and 21ft. “classics”. Five(5) in stock
from $2,500. Custom Yacht Service,
(804)438-5563.(10-28-tfRR)
A NEW CAREER?
Truck Driver Training
Train Locally at
Rappahannock Community
College - Glenns
For more information call:
1-888-878-4CDL
(1-13-tfRR)
BUS DRIVER, OR
BUS DRIVER TRAINEE
King & Queen County Public Schools
is hiring a bus driver, or a trainee, to
drive a route for Lawson-Marriott Elementary School. This is an immediate
need. Position requirements are as
follows:
• Must have a valid driver’s license,
CDL preferred
• Ability to pass a physical and criminal background check
• Ability to keep written records and to
maintain a regular schedule
• Be at least 18 years old
• Should enjoy working around children.
This is a ten-month position with
benefits. Bus driver’s scale is
$8,441-$14,439. Applications can be
received by calling (804)785-5981 or
(804)769-5007; or interested applicants can complete one at the School
Board Office.
Classified Ads Get Results!
(See Help Wanted, page B6)
POWER
1976 40ft. Viking - $109,000
2000 34ft. Mainship - $159,000
1983 32 ft. Hatteras - $115,000
2002 30 ft. Mainship - $115,000
1974 28ft. Topaz - $80,000
1996 24ft. Boston Whaler - $25,000
1979 20ft. Aqua Sport - $9,500
SAIL
1983 29ft. J-Boat - $29,500
1998 28ft. Hunter - $41,500
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Septic Tanks Pumped, Drain Lines
and Distribution Boxes Cleaned
CARLTON H. BROWNLEY
Hartfield, Va 23071
Phone: Day - 776-9485
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Help Wanted
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King & Queen County Public Schools
is an equal opportunity employer.(210-1t)
CARPENTER’S HELPER/LABORER— steady, long term employment,
good pay and company vehicle. Must
have clean driving record. No drinking— no drugs. Call The Allen Group
Inc. (804)758-2037.(1-6-tf)
CNA— Come join our team at Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury.
We have a beautiful facility including 146 independent living units, 38
assisted living units and a 42-bed
skilled nursing facility with a very low
resident to aide ratio. Current openings are for full time 3-11 (including
every other weekend), part time and
PRN all shifts in the skilled nursing
facility. Apply Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury, 132 Lancaster
Drive, Irvington, VA 22480 or call
(804)438-4000. EOE(2-10-1t)
DIRECT SUPPORT PROVIDER to
work with adults w/Mental Retardation in residential setting. Candidate
must have current CPR/First Aid,
Medication Administration Certification. Will work fixed schedule 3 evenings per week 2-11. Must be willing
to work additional PRN hours. Must
have acceptable DMV record. Candidate must be professional. Starting
pay $8.00 per hour. Limited benefits
available. Please call 725-3800.(210-2t)
DISHWASHER— Immediate opening
for full time (37 to 40 hours per week)
dishwaster to work various shifts and
days. Performs a variety of duties to
maintain the kitchen, work & storage
areas, equipment, pots, pans, utensils, in a clean, sanitized condition
to deliver and retrieve healthcare tray
carts, to deliver and/or pick up meals;
wash all china and silverware; assist
with checking and storing all food and
other supplies. Starting rate $6.50 per
hour. Apply Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury, 132 Lancaster Drive,
Irvington, VA 22480 or call (804)4384000. EOE.(2-10-1t)
DOUGLAS AQUATICS OF THE RIVAH is now accepting applications
for the construction, maintenance
and service Department. Experience
helpful but not required. Apply in person Wednesday thru Friday, 10:00
a.m.-5:00 p.m. Located in Hartfield
Village.(2-3-2t)
INSTRUCTOR NEEDED!
Truck Driver Training
Located at
Rappahannock Community
College - Glenns
(804)400-5385.
(1-13-tfRR)
KITCHEN PREP HELP, hostesses
and dishwashers. Apply at Shucker’s,
Urbanna, 758-1034.(2-10-2t)
LEGAL SECRETARY/ASSISTANT—
Computer skills including word processing, data entry, file management,
automated document production,
bookkeeping, and accounting; opportunity to work with clients; benefits
include IRA contribution, medical
and dental insurance and paid vacation time. Respond with resume to
LSA05, P.O. Box 400, Kilmarnock,
Virginia 22482.(2-10-1t)
LPN— Come join our team at Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury.
We have a beautiful facility including 146 independent living units, 38
assisted living units and a 42-bed
skilled nursing facilitiy with a very low
resident to aide ratio. Current opening is for a full time temporary position
on the 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. shift including
every other weekend. Position will be
for a minimum of eight weeks and perhaps more. Candidates must have
a current Virginia Board of Nursing
License. Apply Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury, 132 Lancaster
Drive, Irvington, VA 22480 or call
(804)438-4000. EOE.(2-10-1t)
NEEDED: MACHINE OPERATORS.
Starting rate $7.29. Excellent benefits after 3 months. Apply to D&P
Embroidery Co., Rt. 198, Cobbs
Creek. Previous applicants need not
apply.(8-12-tf)
PERSONNEL WANTED for all phases of boat construction. Cat Man
Cats, Urbanna, (804)758-2212.(327-tf)
RAPPAHANNOCK
COMMUNITY
COLLEGE seeks a highly motivated
individual dedicated to customer service for the Warsaw Campus facilities
management department.
TRADES TECHNICIAN IV (Building
and Grounds Supervisor) (Position
00024): Rappahannock Community
College is seeking an individual with
strong supervisory skills to plan,
Help Wanted
organize, coordinate and direct all
building facilities, housekeeping, campus grounds care program, security,
safety, and transportation programs.
Must have ability to communicate
effectively, organize and prioritize multiple tasks, work independently, and
provide exceptional customer service
to a diverse clientele. Performs oncall responsibilities and requests for
emergencies and in inclement weather. Assist manager in capital outlay
and maintenance reserve projects.
Qualifications Required: High school
graduate or equivalent. Thorough
knowledge of the maintenance trades
with ability to troubleshoot plumbing,
electrical, mechanical, and other problems. Experience in budgeting, fiscal
management, preparing bid specifications, code requirements, fire laws,
state and OSHA regulations. Ability
to read and follow blueprints/wiring.
Word processing, spreadsheet, and
knowledge of using e-mail skills required. Valid Virginia driver’s license,
insurable driving record, background
security check, and ability to pass a
credit check required.
Preferred applicants will have trades
certification/license and experience in
a school or college. Position reports
directly to Facilities Manager. Day
shift position with occasional evening, weekend and cross campus work
required. Pay band 4, classified position with an excellent benefits package. Salary range: $28,143-$57,759,
commensurate with experience. A
Commonwealth of Virginia Employment Application must be received
by 4:30 p.m., Monday, February 28,
2005. Rappahannock Community
College, Human Resource Office,
Judith Mullins, 12745 College Drive,
Glenns, Virginia 23149, HYPERLINK
“mailto:[email protected]” [email protected], (804)758-6727.
Applicants with disabilities should
contact human resource office at
least five days prior to deadline date
if special accommodations are needed. Resumes will not substitute for
a fully completed state application.
Applications may be obtained by
downloading at HYPERLINK “http:
www.vec.state.va.us/vec por tal/”
www.vec.state.va.us/vecportal/ or by
calling the Human Resource Office at
(804)758-6890.(2-10-2t)
RESTAURANT: Servers needed,
evenings. Experience in fine dining
only. (804)758-4060.(2-10-2tRR)
TRUCK DRIVER— Must have CDL.
Excellent benefits, competitive salary.
Apply in person and bring driving
record to Urbanna Lumber, Urbanna.(2-10-3tRR)
WANTED! Experienced Babysitter
Tues.-Fri., 6 hrs. a day for 3 year old
boy. References needed. Call 7588006, Urbanna.(2-3-2t)
WANTED: CDL Dump truck drivers, heavy equipment operators,
and laborers, for well established
construction company. Three years
experience minimum. Call 1-800529-6426 for interview, between 7:
30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday thru
Friday.(11-24-tf)
Wanted
FILL DIRT. Call 804-776-8330.(1223-13t)
WILL PAY CASH for used, wrecked or
junked CARS and TRUCKS. Will pick
up. Call 758-5277.(12-14-tf)
Business Services
1-BUSHHOGGING, Lawncutting and
trimming. Reasonable and dependable, free estimates, fully insured.
Call Ray James, RJ’s Services, 804436-3774 or 804-438-6702, leave
message.(12-23-13tRR)
ASPHALT
CONSTRUCTION/PAVING: Sealcoating, sand, stone and
hauling. State certified, fully insured,
free estimates, quality work guaranteed. W.A. Waters Trucking, home
(804)758-9122, pager (804)6427762.(12-23-13tRR)
AUCTIONEERS: Latane Trice and
B.T. Trice Jr. Complete auction service. Walkerton, Va, (804)769-2211.(113-13t)
COMPUTER INSTRUCTION— Business or Personal to fit your schedule.
Internet, Windows, Office, Excel,
Quicken, more. At your business,
home or here. Bonnie M. Hudgins,
725-5675.(1-27-tf)
COMPUTERS’
NUMBER
ONE
COMPUTER MAN, computer repair,
service, specializing in personal
security. Free delivery and pickup.
Available 24 hours. Call (804)758-
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CDL Drivers, full or part-time needed
Call Saluda plant (804) 758-5000 or
Gloucester plant (804) 693-3606
Apply within
Business Services
9671 or email [email protected].(11-10-14t)
COURIER SERVICES providing pickup and delivery of documents and
packages; also personal transportation needs. (804)776-9158.(1-13-13t)
EXCELLENT CLEANING W/EXCELLENT
REFERENCES,
AFFORDABLE! OVER 10 YEARS
EXPERIENCE. RESIDENTIAL AND
OFFICES. CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE (804)758-1643.(12-16-26t)
FEDERAL AND STATE INCOME TAX
PREP with electronic filing. $35 for
short forms, long forms are $50 and
up. Call RC Walker at 758-2833.(113-13t)
GUITAR LESSONS, beginning and intermediate. $12 per 1/2 hour; $18 per
hour. Call 758-0465.(11-10-13t)
HOUSE CLEANING: Weekly, biweekly, monthly or one time only.
Excellent references. 843-4000 or
694-6827.(11-10-13t)
MAC MENTOR FOR HIRE. I will
come to your home or office and
assist you with all things Mac. I can
help you set up a new Mac or printer, become versed in OS 10, install
software, connect to the internet,
etc. I have 16 years of experience
with Macs. To make an appointment,
email Julie at [email protected]., or leave a message for Julie
at (804)761-1378.(1-20-tf)
MILLER TAX SERVICE— Specializing in personal and small business
returns. Electronic filing available for
fast refunds! Reasonable rates. For
an appointment call 776-9091.(120-13t)
PAINTER - LOW, LOW PRICES.
Free estimates, 36 years experience.
Power washing. James, (804)7767884.(1-13-13t)
PASSPORT PICTURES made while
you wait! Please call ahead for appointment, (804)758-2328, Southside
Sentinel, Urbanna.(tf)
REMODELING,
ADDITIONS,
DECKS, SUNROOMS. Call Cassell
Builders (804)758-4676 or mobile
(804)436-3063. Licensed and insured! Excellent references!(2-1013t)
STUMP
GRINDING—$1.00
per
diameter inch. Steve Hoyt, 7580558.(11-10-13t)
TAX PREPARATION— Individual and
small business. E-file. W.M. Woodson, Rt. 33, Deltaville, Va. 776-6471
or 776-9774.(1-6-13t)
WILL CARE FOR YOUR MOTHER
in our immaculate Christian home.
Excellent
references.
(804)6426812.(7-22-tf)
www.switchinternet.com IS DISCOUNTED INTERNET ACCESS for
$8.88 per month! Free setup and
excellent support. Offer good with
the mention of this ad! 1-866-3551189.(11-18-13t)
YOUNG GRANDMOTHER WOULD
LIKE TO BABYSIT in her home,
Glenns area. 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Infants
welcome! (804)695-9348.(2-10-4t)
Business Opportunity
ATTENTION PARENTS! Home and
Garden Party invites you to review
the perfect family opportunity. Flexible hours, you control your income,
prizes and trips, management opportunities. Part time or full time. Call
Crystal Blake (804)758-1977 or email
[email protected].(2-3-2t)
Soderlund is
RW-C Artist
of the Month
Sarah
Soderlund
of
Kilmarnock is Rappahannock
Westminster-Canterbury’s Artist
of the Month for February. Most
of the 15 paintings in the exhibit
will be large and painted with
watercolors or acrylics.
Soderlund’s
mother
and
grandmother were artists, and
she attended art school after high
school graduation. A year later
she transferred to Kent State
University and resumed painting upon moving to the Northern
Neck 13 years ago. She joined the
Rappahannock Art League and
took classes at Grace Episcopal
Church from Bernice Neuman.
She sold her first painting 10
years ago to another artist.
“That feeling never goes
away,” said Soderlund. “There is
nothing like it. It is our version
of applause, especially when it’s
from someone you’re not related
to.”
In a book of ideas and sketches
for future paintings, she also
keeps magazine or catalog
pictures clipped for intriguing
use of color. She exhibits at the
Studio Gallery, was the gallery’s
volunteer manager for more
than two years, and is part of an
experimental group that paints
there twice monthly.
She plans to attend the Springmaid Beach Watercolor Workshop this month in Myrtle Beach
to study YUPO with George
James, who has perfected the
technique. YUPO is extruded
plastic used primarily in the
graphic arts industry. Its slickness prevents absorption of the
paint.
Soderlund won a blue ribbon
at the most recent RAL Labor
Day Show for her YUPO painting, “Leaning on a Bent Reed.”
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Virginia Broadband, LLC
We are a prospective applicant under the Rural Broadband Access
Loan and Loan Guarantee Program
being administered by the Rural Utilities Service (RUS), United States
Department of Agriculture. We are
required, as a prospective applicant,
to announce our intent to provide
broadband services (200 kilobits upstream and downstream) in the Commonwealth of Virginia in the following
county: Middlesex.
Incumbent broadband service providers have 30 days from the date of this
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are currently providing broadband
service in these areas or if they have
a commitment to provide service in
these areas. Incumbent broadband
service providers should submit to
RUS, on a form prescribed by RUS,
the number of residential customers
receiving broadband service in the
proposed service area, the rates
of data transmission, and the cost
of each level of service or proof of
commitment to provide service in the
proposed service area. A map should
also be provided showing the boundaries of your service area in relation to
the communities above.
Notices
It is ORDERED that this Order
be published once a week for two
successive weeks in the Southside
Sentinel, and that the parties named
herein appear on or before March 2,
2005, at 9:00 a.m. in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court for the County
of Middlesex, Virginia, and do what
may be necessary to protect their respective interest in this suit.
1-31-05
Teste: Peggy W. Walton
James W. Elliott, p.q.
Attorney at Law
P.O. Box 1410
7100 U.S. Route 17
Yorktown, VA 23692
(757)898-7000
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immediate opportunities for Tugboat Mates, Deckhands and Engineers. Mate
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with one year experinece as Mate. All applicants must have a valid MMD and
be highly motivated team players interested in their own professional development and advancement. In exchange for hard work and dedication, we offer our
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HAYNESVILLE
CORRECTIONAL CENTER
Is Recruiting For the Following
Full-Time Position with Excellent State Benefits:
Fiscal Technician
Position Number 00020 Salary Range: $21,543-$33,633 Band: 3
Duties: To perform technical fiscal and accounting duties in the accounting office by preparing and maintaining fiscal records, as well as
reports in Maintenance & Operations and various agency accounting functions.
Qualifications: Requires considerable knowledge of applicable computer software/ programs. A qualified person must possess the ability to work with people. Professional manners and good communication skills (written and oral) are necessary to contact internal and
external customers. The ability to resolve problems and make recommendations for improvements; interpret and apply policies, procedures and guidelines; ability to assemble and analyze data, and
exercise independent judgment is needed. Knowledge of accounting
principles and practices and accurately maintaining accounting
records is required. High School diploma or equivalent required.
Preference given to applicants with formal training in/ knowledge of
bookkeeping or accounting principles and practices, computer usage and keyboarding. (Applications Must be received in HR Dept.
by 4:30 p.m. February 11, 2005). Full Background checks, including fingerprinting conducted.
Mail your completed and signed State application to:
Haynesville Correctional Center, Attn: Human Resources Officer,
PO Box 129, Haynesville, VA 22472
Resumes will not substitute for a fully completed State application.
For application/information call (804) 333-3577 ext. 1017 or 1018.
State Application available on DOC Website www.vadoc.state.va.us
click on DOC Vacancy Listing – then VA State Application
Feb. 3-2t
EOE/AA
A Legal Notice Response Form can
be obtained from RUS’ website at
www.usda.gov/rus/telecom.(2-3-2t)
VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE COUNTY
OF MIDDLESEX
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
MIDDLESEX COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
Complainant
vs.
IN CHANCERY NO. 04-76
The heirs, devisees, etc. of
GEORGE A. REED, et als
Respondents
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
JOB FAIR
The object of this suit is to enforce the
lien of the Complainant for delinquent
taxes against certain real estate described as follows:
Saturday, February 12
9 am until 12 noon
All that parcel of land in Jamaica
District, Middlesex County, Virginia,
containing 1.00 acre, LESS AND EXCEPT a conveyance of 0.107 acre,
designated as Tax Map No. 6-122D.
We are looking for the best to join the Tides Inn Team.
We are the largest private employer in the county and will
be opening up for business on February 18th–definitely.
Bring your special smile and meet our managers on Saturday
at the job fair in the Cove Room.
standing in the names of George A.
Reed and Ersella C. Reed pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965 et. seq. of the
Code of Virginia.
An affidavit having been filed that
due diligence has been used to ascertain the names and location of all of
the heirs, devisees and successors
in title of George A. Reed and Ersella
C. Reed; and that there are or may
be other persons having an interest
in the real estate forming the subject
matter of this suit whose names and
last known post office addresses
are unknown, namely, the unknown
heirs, devisees and successors in
title of George A. Reed and Ersella
C. Reed.
We will be interviewing for the following positions:
servers, bartenders, bell/valet staff, groundskeepers, painting technician,
massage therapist, front desk clerks, P/T night audit, host/hostess, retail sales
clerks, retail sales supervisor, dishwashers, P/T HR assistant, housekeepers,
housemen, turn down staff.
Good benefits, good pay, and a great place to work.
480 King Carter Drive, Irvington (804) 438-4444
Middlesex County Land Deed Transfers
The following land deed
transfers were registered in the
office of the clerk of the court of
Middlesex County in the month
of June, 2004. The information
includes the grantor, grantee,
amount of land transferred, magisterial district, and amount of
consideration involved.
Those listed below involve a
sale price of $10,000 or more.
William A. Duvall III to James
J. and Amanda M. Grant, lot 18,
Pinetop, $40,000.
Rebecca H.
Eggleston to
A. Andrew Turner Jr., lot 57,
Pinetop, $21,000.
A. Andrew Turner Jr. to
Davis A. Turner, lot 58, Pinetop,
$18,000.
Martha Steck Winglfield et
al to Edward G. Lyman, lot 15,
Town of Urbanna, $182,000.
Agnes Z. Jackson to Todd and
Lynn Gehr, 1.663 acres, Pinetop,
$186,500.
Jean R. and Frederick Johnson
to William B. Farrar III, lot 5,
Saluda, $129,500.
Davis and Brizendine Inc. to
Anthony M. and Jane B. Santore,
land, Jamaica, $165,000.
John W. Chenault to William M. Skinner, lot 1, Pinetop,
$120,000.
William E. Jessie to Riparian
Structors Incorporate, parcel A,
Jamaica, $57,500.
Robert W. and Brenda
Chenault to Lyn D. Johnson,
2.97 acres, Pinetop, $345,000.
Robert C. Wardwell to Thomas
M. Jr. and Jill Cole, lots 179 and
180, Pinetop, $150,000.
Michael A. Robertson to Heidi
Elisabeth Young et al, lot 9,
Pinetop, $80,000.
Paul R. and Bonnie M. Kellar
to Charles A. Evans et al, 5.39
acres, Jamaica, $17,000.
Donna K. Greene to Charles
A. Evans, 1.085 acres, Jamaica,
$110,000.
Urbanna Creek Harbor LC
to Benjamin C. Flannagan IV,
condo unit 43, Saluda, $18,000.
Urbanna Creek Harbor LC to
Alvin R. Gritz, unit 18, Saluda,
$19,500.
Mary Ann Larssen to James
E. and Susan E. Coffey, lot 7,
Pinetop, $199,900.
William Ryland and Annie
Jessie to George C. and Jean
C. Burke, 4.000 acres, Pinetop,
$12,000.
Amos and Lucy E. Carver to
Gene A. Ruark, 101.321 acres,
Pinetop, $304,000.
Debra P. Tschan to Wendy
Sue and Joseph W. Halbig, lots
1,2,3,4, Pinetop, $85,000.
James M. McClure Jr., condo
unit 38, Saluda, $18,000.
Thomas Howell and Sheila
Wade to Philip W. and Ann
B. Alderks, lot 12, Saluda,
$157,950.
Rachel C. Phaup to Rebecca
C. Phaup, two parcels, Jamaica,
$295,000.
Gerald A. and Peggy A. Pearson to Donald J. and Sarah H.
Finley, Pinetop, $79,500.
Tracy L. Corey-Rock to Patri-
DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
AND PUBLIC COMMENT
The Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ),
Virginia Department of Health (VDH) and the
Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR)
seek written and oral comments from interested
persons on the development of a Total Maximum
Daily Load (TMDL) for fecal coliform bacteria in
shellfish propagation waters located in Middlesex
County, Virginia.
All impaired segments are located wholly within
Middlesex County with the exception of the
Piankatank River segments, these are in part located
in Mathews County. These areas are described in the
following publications:
1) Growing Area 27 as described in Virginia
Department of Health, Notice and Description of
Shellfish Area Condemnation Numbers 90 and
202, Rappahannock River: Mud and Parrotts
Creek, effective 27 April 1989 and 8 October 1996
respectively.
Shellfish Area Condemnation Numbers 127 and
177, Rappahannock River: LaGrange and Robinson
Creeks, effective 11 June 1996 and 28 May 1997
respectively.
Department of Health, Notice and Description
of Shellfish Area Condemnation Number 42,
Rappahannock River: Urbanna Creek, effective 17
September 1993.
Shellfish Area Condemnation Numbers 51 and
179, Rappahannock River: Whiting and Meachin
Creeks, effective 7 June 1994 and 9 December
1996 respectively.
Shellfish Area Condemnation Numbers 126, 129
and170, Piankatank River, Lower, Wilton, Healy and
Cobbs Creeks, effective 2 March 1993, 3 March 1997,
and 2 march 1993 respectively.
The affected water body segments are identified in
Virginia’s 1998 303(d) TMDL Priority List and Report
as impaired due to violations of the State’s water
quality standard for fecal coliform bacteria in shellfish
waters. Section 303(d) of the Clean Water Act and
§62.1-44.19:7.C of the Code of Virginia, require DEQ
to develop TMDLs for pollutants responsible for each
impaired water contained in Virginia’s 303(d) TMDL
Priority List and Report.
The final public meeting on the development of the
fecal coliform TMDL’s will be held on February 17,
2005 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Cooks Corner Office
Complex, 2893 General Puller Highway, Saluda,
Virginia. Directions can be obtained by calling Chris
French at (804) 521-5124.
The public comment period will begin on February
17, 2005, and end on March 19, 2004. Questions or
information requests should be addressed to Chester
Bigelow and should include the name, address, and
telephone number of the person submitting the
comments. Requests should be sent to Chester
Bigelow, Department of Environmental Quality,
629 East Main Street, Richmond, Virginia, 23240,
telephone (804) 698-4554, Fax (804) 698-4116, or
e-mail [email protected].
02.10.05
cia and Jarvis Shaffer, lots 122
and 139, Pinetop, $115,000.
Wilson A. and Lois P. Turner
to Timothy L. Mills, parcel two,
Pinetop, $39,500.
Myrtis B. Jones and S. Brown
to Joyce Leigh Klein, 2.138
acres, Saluda, $32,000.
Mary A. and Claretha Johnson
to M.P. Associates L.C., parcel
1, 3.25 acres, parcel 2, 1.742
acres, Pinetop, $13,500.
Linda R. Forrest to Susan
Belvin Thomas, 0.600 acre,
Pinetop, $12,000.
Walter A. and Mary Jasinskas to Robert C. Patterson Jr.,
unit no. 23, Town of Urbanna,
$255,000.
Margaret Jane Bernhard to
Deltaville Company LC, 11.412
Thomas Larry Maul to Floyd
A. and Cherry F. Sprouse, 1.50
Wiley W. and Gladys K.
Godsey to Louise N. Karry,
parcel A, 0.3571 acres, Saluda,
$190,00.
Mark K. Smith to Joseph K. II
and Carter Reid, condo unit 92,
Saluda, $17,000.
Robert Desantis, condo unit 20,
Saluda, $18,000.
Beverly K. Wharton, condo unit
42, Saluda, $18,000.
Margaret M. Murphey to
Aidan H.F. Harland, 3 parcels,
Pinetop, $299,000.
Sylvia Jackson Barden to Ben
E. and Susan C. Griffith, 1.483
Sylvia J. and William L.
Barden to Stephen Brockwell,
Sylvia J. and William Barden
to Matthew B. and Susan M.
Owens, 1.220 acres, Pinetop,
$29,500.
Bobby J. and Delores M.
Moses to Southland Homes Inc.,
unit 3A, Pinetop, $290,000.
Keith M. and Janice C. Clark
to Robert C. and Judith G. Wood,
10 acres, Jamaica, $224,250.
Samuel J. and E. Wilczek, condo
unit 31, Saluda, $18,000.
Robert A. and Joan M. Mannell,
Richard M. Foard Tr. to Keith
M. and Janice C. Clark, lot 11,
Pinetop, $58,500.
Victoria Marek and E. Marek
to Atlantic Metal Products Inc., 1
acre, Saluda, $225,000.
Gale P. Sutherland to Herman
W. Agee and Pat Tyler, lot 30A,
1.495 acres, Pinetop, $255,000.
Randolph R. Ayersman to
Brinkley Investments LLC, Belle
Aire Estates, Pinetop, $25,000.
Millard C. Carneal to Arthur J.
Russell III, 2.043 acres, Pinetop,
$171,000.
Norman and Anne R. Doucetter to Ivan N. and Igor I. Kiku,
11.86 acres, Saluda, $162,500.
Samuel Bryant to Vernon
S. Carter, 5 1/4 acres, Saluda,
$20,000.
CWWD Development Co. LL
to Tracy A. Foster, lot no. 32,
Pinetop, $19,950.
Murray B. Sr. and Ann W.
Howell to Charles K. Jett Jr.,
Mackall B. Brayshaw to
Rodney G. Leffler, 2 lots,
Pinetop, $888,000.
Jean R. and F. Johnson Tr. to
Tracy A. and Pamaibo Keeter,
0.479 acre, Saluda, $135,000.
Davis and Brizendine Inc. to
Christopher L. and A. Perkins,
lot. 4, Pinetop, $215,000.
Shoreline LLC to Michael M.
Massie, 0.6989 acre, Pinetop,
$325,000.
Lester M. Whitfield Jr. Tr. to
R.J. Vaughan Contractor Inc.,
Coves at Wilton Creek, Pinetop,
$27,500.
Ann R. Smith to Larry Allen
Stewart, .51 acre, Pinetop,
$91,500.
Ralph David Catoe to John
A. Jr. and D. Garrison Jr., lot B,
Pinetop, $39,000.
William J. and Gale Meagher
to Gilbert H. and Heidi Damron,
2.6167 acres, Saluda, $35,000.
United of Norfolk Inc. to
Michael J. and Lynne Dreelin,
HRHS Properties to Betty
Reid-Cather et al, 0.46 acres,
Jamaica, $15,000.
Silvio Carrano to Kevin F.
Vest, etux, lot 29, Pinetop,
$387,000.
Gaye Nell K. Zeb to Sean T.
and Stella Gardner, 32.8 acres,
Jamaica, $325,000.
Max A. Fochtmann to Sherwood V. Haywood Jr., lot 3,
Max A. Fochtmann to Sherwood V. Haywood Jr., 0.566
acre, Pinetop, $28,500.
Urbanna Creek Harbor LC
to Daniel William and Susan
Cramer, condo unit 118, near
Raymond A. and Elaine K.
Jones to Fred C. and Elizabeth
C. Eddowes, condo unit 21, near
Clarence R. Wells to John F.
Bauer, land, Pinetop, $140,000.
William P. Jr. and P. Heath
to Thomas A. and Trudith
V. Feigum, unit 5A, Pinetop,
$300,000.
John and Shayne Matthews to
Murray B. and Ann W. Howell,
lot 47, Pinetop, $595,000.
Ann D. Hodges to Carol Sacra,
4 lots, Pinetop, $409,587.
Phillip C. and K. Mason to
RRVest LLC, lot 7, Pinetop,
$1,700,000.
Sylvia Jackson and J. Barden
to Sandy Bottom Holdings
LLC, lot 4, 1.256 acres, Pinetop,
$29,500.
Donna Newcomb to Barry
L. and Andrea G. Jones, land,
Pinetop, $91,500.
Melvin F. Cousins to Ann
D. Hodges, lot 4, Pinetop,
$184,900.
Frederick A. Hodnett Jr., unit 62,
Saluda, $15,500.
Richard F. Cook Jr., condo unit
107, Saluda, $15,500.
Edward J. and Sharon Blanton,
Charles V. Spain Tr. to Donna
S. Green, 1 acre, Jamaica,
$115,000.
Total Middlesex County deeds
of partition and conveyance:
122.
Town of White Stone
PUBLIC NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENT FOR RENTAL OF OFFICE SPACE
Prime office space is available for rent in the
approximate center of the Town of White Stone’s business district. Available space is 27’ x 27’ or 729 square
feet. There is a private entrance and a paved parking
lot.
Inquiries should be directed to Garey Conrad,
Town Manager, located at 572 Chesapeake Drive, White
Stone, VA 22578. Office hours are Monday – Wednesday, 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. & 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. or
call (804)435-3260.
Feb. 3.3t
TOWN OF URBANNA
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
At 7 p.m. on February 28, 2005, at its regularly scheduled meeting, at the Town Offices, 2nd Floor, 45 Cross Street, Urbanna,
Virginia, the Urbanna Town Council will consider adoption of an
ordinance vacating and transferring to the adjoining landowners
a section of old Kent Street (unopened and unimproved) 40 feet
in width and extending southeasterly from Elliott Street (closed)
to the northwestern line of Rappahannock Avenue. Such portion
of Kent Street to be abandoned is shown in part on plat of survey
made by John T. Ward, LS, dated January 6, 1987, recorded in
Deed Book 161, Page 634 among the land records of Middlesex
County, Virginia, as it abuts Lots 31 through 38 and Lots 43
through 58. The Portion of Kent Street to be abandoned is also
shown in part, as it abuts Lots 25 through 31 and lots 55 through
61 in the Richardson Subdivision on a certain plat of subdivision
entitled “Plat Showing a Portion of the Property of Mrs. S. E.
Richardson” dated December, 1937, made by J. B. Taliaferro,
Jr., filed in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of Middlesex
County, Virginia in Chancery Case No. 356, File 66 in the Case
of R. B. Segar, Committee of Ethel Richardson V. Amanda Hurley, et al. Persons affected may appear and be heard.
02.10&02.17.05
Meeting to address need
for Boys and Girls Club
Are you interested in bringing
a Boys and Girls Club to your
community?
Due to a high level of interest
of establishing a Boys and Girls
Club in the Middle Peninsula
and Northern Neck region, the
Rural Virginia United Coalition
(RVUC) is holding a “Boys &
Girls Club Task Force” meeting
on Thursday, February 17, at 5:
30 p.m. This meeting is open to
any individuals or organizations
that have a strong desire to assist
in the process of opening a Boys
and Girls Club in their community. The meeting will be held at
the Prevention Services Office
at 872 General Puller Highway
(Route 33) in Saluda.
The RVUC is the umbrella
organization created to unify
and strengthen the ten Middle
Peninsula and Northern Neck
Prevention Alliances (counties of Essex, Gloucester, King
and Queen, King William,
Lancaster, Mathews, Middlesex,
Northumberland, Richmond and
Westmoreland) in their efforts
to prevent youth substance use
(alcohol, tobacco and other
drugs), violence, school failure,
juvenile delinquency and teen
pregnancy.
Collaboration within each
county assists in bringing science-based prevention programs
to local organizations. The
RVUC provides technical assistance as well as resources to
representatives of schools, local
government, faith-based and
community groups, and grassroots organizations within this
region. A wide range of prevention videos and print resources
can be found in the newly created library located in the Saluda
office.
The RVUC operates in partnership with the Prevention
Services Division of the Middle
Peninsula-Northern Neck Community Services Board.
The RVUC fosters collaboration between community groups
through meetings, trainings,
workshops, recognition awards,
inter-county gatherings and conferences. Using environmental
strategies, we aim to change the
social norms associated with
unhealthy behaviors. Alcohol,
tobacco and other drug awareness projects are conducted to
help promote healthy behaviors.
Youth trainings are used to
create strong leaders to advocate
for positive peer pressure.
If you are interested in attending the Boys & Girls Club Task
Force meeting and need directions, call Lynn Jaeger at (804)
758-9398 or toll free at 888PREV-550. Additional information about the RVUC can be
found at <rvuc.com>.
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204
of the Code of Virginia that public hearings will be
held by the Middlesex County Board of Supervisors
on Tuesday, February 15, 2005 at 7:30 p.m. to
consider the following:
1. Rezoning Application #2004-05 submitted by
Gene Ruark. The rezoning request is for the
reclassification of a 27-acre parcel from Low
Density Rural (LDR) to Residential (R) with
proffers. The property proposed for rezoning is
located off Stormont Road (State Route #629),
Pinetop Magisterial District, Tax Map #37-39
(portion of).
2. Rezoning Application #2004-09 submitted by
Gene Ruark. The rezoning request is for the
reclassification of a 732-acre parcel from Low
Density Rural (LDR) to Residential (R). The
property proposed for rezoning is located off
Stormont Road (State Route #629), Pinetop
Magisterial District, Tax Map #37-39 and 37-5.
The Board of Supervisors public hearing will be held
in the Woodward Building Boardroom, 877 General
Puller Highway, County Courthouse Complex, Saluda,
VA 23149. All interested persons are encouraged
to attend to present their views concerning the
applications. A copy of the applications is available
for public inspection at the Department of Planning
and Community Development, Woodward Building
– 2nd Floor, 877 General Puller Highway, Saluda,
Va. 23149, telephone (804) 758-3382.
02.03&02.10.05
Auxiliary boating courses offered
A busy year of public education has been planned for U.S.
Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla
33 in Kilmarnock.
Flotilla commander Jerry
Hawley notes, “Boating safety
training is a keystone mission of
the unit. Our members are committed to the goal of reducing
boating accidents and improving
boating skills through a comprehensive program of public
education made available to all
members of our community.”
Larry Uhlfelder is the flotilla
staff officer for public education in 2005. He will be leading
a range of courses suitable for all
skill levels from novices to experienced boaters. The instructors
for all courses are experienced
boaters themselves who understand local conditions and what
you need to know about boating safety, navigation and legal
requirements.
“America’s Boating Course”
is an eight-hour course designed
to appeal to hunters, anglers,
personal watercraft operators
and other boaters who cannot
find the time for a more comprehensive course. “Boating Safely”
will be offered twice: Saturday,
April 23, and Saturday, June 4.
The course covers an introduction to boating, boating laws,
personal safety equipment, safe
boat handling, navigation, boating problems, trailering, carrying
hunting gear or weapons in a
boat, fishing from a boat, waterskiing and PWC safety.
Both Boating Skills and Seamanship and America’s Boating
Course satisfy the Virginia law
requiring certificates for 14 and
15 year old personal watercraft
operators.
“Navigating With GPS” will
be offered on Saturday, May 7,
from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. This
course is designed for boaters
desiring to better understand
their GPS equipment, its operation, limitations and how to use
it more effectively. Setting and
using waypoints is also covered.
“Boating for First Mates” is a
one-day course to be offered on
Saturday, May 21. It is designed
for the boater who may not be the
captain but wants to understand
boating at a higher level and
know what to do should the captain become incapacitated.
“Basic Coastal Navigation”
will introduce the advanced
boater to methods used to safely
pilot a boat. It starts on September 15 and runs for four weeks
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings through October 6. Topics
include the earth’s coordinate
system and how to use it for
navigation, compass variation
and deviation, the nautical chart,
plotting instruments, maintaining a dead reckoning plot, lines
of position and obtaining a fix.
All course sessions will be
at the Lancaster Community
Library on School Street in
Kilmarnock. Some of the courses
include a fee to cover the cost of
materials.
For information, or to enroll,
contact Larry Uhlfelder at (804)
453-5012 or by e-mail at <luhlfe
[email protected]>.
Master Gardeners to offer
’water gardening‘ clinic
The Middlesex Master Gardeners are offering a clinic for
the general public on “water
gardening” at 9:30 a.m. on
February 26 at the Church of
the Visitation in Topping.
The seminar will be taught
by Barb and Gary Rudolph of
Petersburg. They teach Master
Gardener classes in water gardening, landscaping, and trees
and shrubs.
In addition to these subjects,
their garden interests include
shade gardening and landscaping (adding permanent elements to the landscape). They
have also written and provided
photographs for a regional gardening magazine.
The
Rudolphs
have
requested if anyone has a
particular question regarding
water gardening, bog gardening or managing wet areas
they can e-mail them directly
at <[email protected]>
prior to the clinic, so they
can include answers to these
questions in their presentation.
Please use water garden questions as the subject line.
For additional information,
call Middlesex Cooperative
Extension Office at (804) 7584120.
‘Ancient Life of the Bay’
to be VIMS lecture topic
The VIMS After Hours Lecture Series will present “The
Ancient Life of the Chesapeake
Bay” on Thursday, February 24,
at 7 p.m.
The landscape, climate, and
life in the Chesapeake region
have changed drastically since
the formation of the Appalachian Mountains about 250
million years ago. Dr. Gerald
Johnson will take the audience
through the history of life as
North America was torn from
Africa and Eurasia creating the
Atlantic Ocean, as sea level rose
and fell over the last 150 million
years, and as climates warmed
and cooled following the “Age
of Dinosaurs.”
Call (804) 684-7846 for reservations and information.
Funding for this public
series is provided in part by the
CBNERR and CCRM programs
at VIMS.
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Kim S. Williams, Broker and Certified General Appraiser
Robert J. Sears, Associate Broker & Licensed Residential Appraiser
Melanie S. Carlton, Sales Associate & Leslie Campbell, Sales Associate
(804) 785-3303
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Brick home on 5 ± acres and old country store on 2 acres. Home
contains 2,782+/- s.f., with full basement. Four bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths.
Two car garage. Sold "as is." Fronting on Route 17.
$228,000.
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excellent condition on one acre. Conv. to West Point and I64. 1,700
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PAYNES CREEK
2 Waterfront Lots
2 Partially wooded lots on creek w/
view of the Rappahannock River.
Covenants & Restrictions. Both are
2.2± acres. $175,000 ea.
Skipper Garrett–804-443-2514
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
$626,000
3 BR, 3 BA home w/open floor plan, gt. rm.
w/din. area, den, off. & kit. Lg. deck around
pool on water side–2 screened porches.
345’± rip-rapped wf 4’± MLW at pier.
Al Shriver–804-435-2673
Ahmet Anday
January
Sales Leader
Pat Schelling
January
Closing Leader
IRVINGTON-$595,000
Overlooking Lake Irvington & The
Golden Eagle Golf Course–Breathtaking view. Open floor plan for entertaining. 3 screened porches and
500 sq. ft. deck. Well maintained and
cared for.
ML#82075-11077
Ellen Denkinger-804-436-8815
LANCASTER CO.–$310,000
Immaculate 3 bedroomn, 2 bath
gardener’s/hobbiest’s delight offering
privacy on 2.48± ac. 3 finished rooms
on the lower level. Greenhouse, shed,
generator, 2-car carport and 2-car garage.
Pat Scheling–804-435-2728
COAN HARBOUR ESTATES
$950,000
Custom built 4 BR, 3.5 BA home w/
3700± sq. ft. + 3-car att. gar. Master
suite. Spectacular view. 220± ft. sheltered wf, 110± ft. dock w/3 boat slips
& lift. Minutes to the Potomac & Bay.
www.NorthernNeckHomesOnline.com
Scott Guay 804-453-4309
COCKRELL CREEK-9.8± AC.
$1,295,000
Incredible Wide Water Views
Quick Access to the Bay
Additional waterfront homesites or
subdivision of parcel possible.
Yvonne Hurt-804-453-3036
CHICK COVE–$317,000
Middlesex Co.
Welcoming 3 BR, 3 BA home on
1.25± ac. 2575± sq. ft., 1st fl. MBR,
flexible fl. plan. Good access to
Piankatank. Amenities inc. pool, tennis ct. pier/launching ramp.
Kathy Wright–804-366-5667
LITTLE WICOMICO RIVER $1,190,000
Like new 5 BR. 4.5BA home on 2 w/f
lots w/sand beach, 5± ft. MLW at dock
w/lift. 1st fl. MBR and library. Nice flr.
plan w/5,170± SF in main house +2
bonus rms. over 3 car garage. Wide
water views and sunsets.
WHITE SAND HARBOR
$138,900
Affordable get away or permanent residence in great waterfront community!
Enjoy a new home w/amenities including sand beach on the Potomac and
boat ramps.
Wanda Bukoski–804-776-8091
GLEBE HARBOR–$385,000
Perfect RIVAH Living!
3 bedroom, 2 bath home
Open floor plan
143± ft. waterfrontage
Pier with boat lift, 2-3 ft. MLW
Scott G. Guay–804-453-4309
www.nnkhomes.com
FARNHAM–$739,000
55± Acre Country Estate
Fabulous 6,000± sq. ft. period home
plus acreage. Perfect for vineyard,
livestock farm, etc. Exciting potentials.
LITTLE BAY COMMUNITY
$198,000
Come see this cozy 3 BR, 2 BA
home situated on .90+/- acres w/water views of the Chesapeake Bay.
Attractive Waterfront Community!
Access to sand beach & boat ramp.
Ellen Denkinger–804-436-8815
WICOMICO CHURCH
$79,000
Relatively new double wide. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Nice 1.1± acre yard.
TIPERS CREEK–$695,000
Northumberland County
2-story cont. on 13+ ac. 3 BR, 2.5 BAs.
Vaulted ceilings, fireplaces., patio,
wrap around deck. 2-car gar. Att.
workshop. Pier & boathouse. w/4-6 ft.
water depth. Can be subdivided.
Owner/Agent
TOWLES CREEK–$525,000
Chesapeake Harbor
New construction-great floor plan. 3
BR, 2 BA-on 0.59± acre. Wide water
view. Pier/bulkhead, quick run to the
Bay. 135± ft. shoreline. 2-4 ft. MLW.
www.nnkhomes.com
Scott G.Guay–804-453-4309
CENTER CROSS–$195,000
Essex County–18± Acre
Renovated Cape Cod w/2 BR, new
oil furnace and AC. Fireplace, LR,
DR, double pane windows. Aluminum siding. Farm and timperland. 2
miles to river.
W
NE
F.L. (Skipper) Garrett
January
Listing Leader
387 Chesapeake Dr.
P.O. Box 1090
White Stone, VA 22578
LAUREL POINT–$62,500
Great 1.91± acre home site in lovely
subdivision. Water access with community pier and boat ramp. Close to
town amenities.
Judy McCloskey–804-435-2833
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Woodland management seminar is Feb. 19
Making decisions about how
to manage a forest can challenge
even the most experienced natural
resource manager. There are so
many questions to answer about
what does the landowner want
to achieve? Does she/he own the
property as an investment or do
they own it for purely aesthetic
reasons but want enough income
to cover the taxes? What is the
need for cash flow? Then there
is all the technical knowledge
needed to understand the dynamics of the forests and what land
is best suited for hardwoods or
pines.
To help land owners and natu-
ral resource managers answer
these questions, the Virginia
Sustainable Forestry Initiative
Committee developed a series
of short courses. Tidewater
Resource Conservation and
Development Council is hosting
the Introduction to Woodland
Management on Saturday, February 19, at Whitcomb Lodge near
Gloucester Courthouse. Topics
included in the session are
Getting to Know Your Woods,
Establishing Your Objectives
and Getting Professional Help,
Financial Assistance, Land Use
Conservation Strategies, Forest
Ecology and Wildlife Manage-
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Realtors
Deltaville, Virginia
776-9271
(888) 776-9271
ment.
Featured speakers include
David Milby and Rich Steensma
from the Virginia Department of
Forestry; Mike Rowland, Jim
Vadas, John Magruder and Paul
Verbyla, forestry consultants;
Rebecca McCoy, an accountant;
and Phil West, wildlife biologist
with the Virginia Department of
Game and Inland Fisheries.
The class is designed for
the landowners with 5 acres or
more of forestland and resource
managers. Professionals such as
attorneys, accountants and real
estate brokers who have clients
with forestland have found the
class valuable in improving their
understanding of the implications of forest management.
The workshop provides eight
hours of Category 1 Continuing Forestry Education credits
as approved by the Society of
American Foresters or education credits in Virginia’s SHARP
Logger Education Program.
The class is sponsored by
Virginia Tech College of Natural Resources Department of
Forestry Virginia Cooperative
Extension, the Virginia Forestry
Association Sustainable Forestry
Task Force, the Virginia Department of Forestry and, on a local
level, the Tidewater Resource
Conservation and Development
Council.
The registration is $40 per
person or $50 for two sharing
one set of materials. Registration
is at 8 a.m. with the class starting
at 8:30 a.m. and continuing until
5 p.m. Lunch is included.
To register, call 804-443-1118
or email <Margaret.Kennedy@
va.usda.gov>.
RGH receives donation from patient
On December 11, 2004 a
patient came to the Rappahannock General Hospital needing
medical attention. The patient
was so impressed with the care
he received from Dr. Virginia
Gale and Colette Hudson that he
is donating $2,000 to The Campaign for Community Health.
The donation will be used to
help the hospital continue to provide high quality medical care
and will go towards the replacement of the current CT scanner. The existing scanner was
purchased in December 1997.
The state-of-the art replacement Colette Hudson, RN, and Dr.
scanner has a purchase price of Virginia Gale.
approximately $750,000.
State school superintendent
to open Viewpoints 2005
INDIAN CREEK- Enjoy panoramic views from nearly every
room in this beautiful, 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath, ranch style home!
A hobbyist’s dream, this home features a pier with 2 boatlifts
and deep water, a detached 2-car garage with workroom and
office, in addition to an attached garage with carport, several
sheds, a large interior office, a study, asparagus and berry
gardens with drip irrigation for low maintenance! Easy access
to the Chesapeake Bay and conveniently located near the town
of Kilmarnock.
$790,000
BUY A PIECE OF THE SHORE.
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Bonnie Vest 776-8014 • Shannon Vest 695-6000
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State superintendent of public
instruction Dr. Jo Lynne DeMary
will speak at Rappahannock
We s t m i n s t e r - C a n t e r b u r y ’s
Viewpoints 2005 on Monday,
February 14, at 11 a.m. A luncheon reception will follow.
Dr. DeMary was appointed to
the top position at the Virginia
Department of Education by
Gov. Jim Gilmore in June 2000
and was reappointed by Gov.
Mark Warner in April 2002. She
served as acting superintendent
from December 1991 until her
first appointment.
She has served 35 years in
Virginia’s public school system,
as teacher, principal, elementary
school supervisor, director of
special education, and assistant
superintendent for instruction
at the state level. She is the first
woman to serve as Virginia’s
superintendent.
“The success of public schools
depends upon the support of
many people — the governor,
members of the General Assembly, school administrators, teachers, parents, community leaders
and the taxpayers of Virginia,”
notes Dr. DeMary at the Virginia Department of Education
website.
“I am committed to keeping
open lines of communication as
we work together to increase the
educational opportunities available to our students,” continues
the message. “The progress we
have made since 1995 demonstrates that all children can learn
and achieve and that all schools
can meet high standards of performance.”
She stresses Virginia’s commitment to the Standards of
Learning and notes that Virginia
students’ SAT-1 and ACT scores
have risen significantly since the
SOL program was initiated. The
state ranks first in the South and
12th in the nation for percentage
of students taking the SAT-1.
Dr. DeMary serves on many
committees, including the U.S.
Secretary of Labor’s Committee
on Changing Demographics in
the Workforce; the legislative,
health and safety, and international committees of the Council
of Chief State School Officers;
and the Governor’s Commission on National and Community
Service.
Her honors include alumni
awards from Virginia Commonwealth University, where she
received a master’s in special
education; and from The College
of William and Mary, where she
received a bachelor’s in elementary education and doctorate in
educational planning and administration. She is vice president of
the VCU Alumni Association.
She and her husband live in
Chesterfield County. They have
two adult children.
Call 438-4000 for reservations.
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Marine skills
classes reset
Due to the recent inclement
weather, Rappahannock Community College’s Center for
Workforce and Community
Development (CWCD) has had
to reschedule several classes
offered in conjunction with the
Atlantic Boat & Yacht Trades
School.
“Basic Marine Engines” and
“Diesel Engine and Support
System Certification” will be
held March 21-25; “Gasoline
Engine and Support System
Certification,” March 28-29;
“Introductory Outboard,” March
14-18; and “Advanced Outboard,” March 28-April 1.
The class on “Electrical Certification” remains the same,
March 7-10.
For more information about
any of these classes, please call
804-333-6828, or e-mail <tdrum
[email protected]>.
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Layman passes the gavel
Barbara J. Layman, CPPB,
VCO, passed the gavel to the
new president of Virginia Association of Governmental Purchasing (VAGP) and has begun
enjoying her tenure as first past
president on the VAGP Board.
VAGP is a chartered chapter of
the National Institute of Governmental Purchasing Inc. (NIGP)
in Reston. NIGP is a non-profit,
educational association with
approximately 30 staff members,
more than 12,000 individual
members in the United States,
Canada, Ireland and England and
69 chartered chapters in the USA
and Canada.
Layman is currently the
director of procurement at the
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
in Richmond. Before joining
the VDACS in 2004, she was
the associate director at William
and Mary’s procurement office,
a buyer specialist at George
Mason University in Fairfax, a
procurement specialist for the
National Institute of Governmental Purchasing Inc. in Reston
and the Procurement Officer for
the Commonwealth of Virginia
Department of the Treasury in
Richmond.
Layman joined VAGP in 1993
and became actively involved
in the association in 1996 as a
member of the education committee. In addition to serving on
the education committee, she has
served on a conference planning
committee, as a vendor exposi-
National art
competition
is April 8-9
in Middlesex
The National Arts Program,
sponsored by the National Arts
Program Foundation, fosters
creativity by providing professional and nonprofessional artists, including children, with an
opportunity to show their works
publicly.
In the Middle Peninsula, there
are seven counties and/or townships that compete locally for
ribbons. Those winners will then
move to a regional art contest
held at the Bay School Cultural
Arts Center in Mathews. These
artists will compete for cash
awards and continuing education
scholarships.
Art Miller of Mathews, who
holds a doctorate in art, will be
one of the judges for the local
and regional shows. Artists are
judged on their original, creative
contributions in the field of fine
arts and crafts.
Counties participating are
Mathews, Gloucester, Middlesex,
Essex, King and Queen, King
William and the Town of West
Point. Entry forms are available
by calling the following:
• Mathews, Bay School Cultural Arts Center, Kim Moore,
725-1278, local show dates,
April 14-17.
• Gloucester, Renate Bumgarner, 693-4765, local show date,
April 2.
• Middlesex, Wanda Hollberg,
758-0085, local show dates,
April 8-9.
• King and Queen, Diane
Gaber, 785-5975, local show
dates, April 5-8.
Please call your county’s contact with any questions.
Free tax
assistance
available
from VITA
Free tax help is available
through the VITA program.
Help with basic income tax
returns will be offered each
Wednesday and Saturday from 1
to 4 p.m. through April 13 at the
Lancaster Community Library
by trained and certified community volunteer tax assistors.
The program offers assistance
to those with low to moderate
incomes, including persons with
disabilities, limited English
proficiency and older taxpayers
for preparation of their personal returns. The assistors are
prepared to electronically file
returns; which allow a refund
to be received in as little as 10
days.
Taxpayers should bring photo
identification, this year’s tax
package, all W-2s, 1099 interest
and dividend and social security statements, social security
cards for all dependents and any
other relevant information about
income or expense.
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development seminar sponsor
and speaker.
Layman’s first elected position was member-at-large to the
board of directors, which she
held in 1998-1999. After serving
this term, she returned to the education committee for one year
before seeking and being elected
to the board in 2000. She served
the association as its secretary
in 2001, treasurer in 2002, vice
president in 2003 and president
in 2004.
The VAGP, a nonprofit trade
association, was chartered in
1958 and is the largest public
purchasing chapter of NIGP. The
VAGP membership represents
over 1,100 professional public
purchasers who are employed by
nearly 300 public entities comprised of cities, counties, towns,
state agencies, colleges, universities, public schools, hospitals,
political subdivisions, authorities
and community services boards
throughout the Commonwealth
and is dedicated to providing
members with educational and
networking opportunities, technical advice and assistance, and
highlighting best practices in
government.
A native of Gordonsville, and
a graduate of Orange County
High School and George Mason
University, Layman resides
in Urbanna surrounded by the
Rappahannock River and her
two yellow Labrador retrievers, Sophie and Libbie, and her
cat, Willa. She is an emergency
medical technician with the Central Middlesex Volunteer Rescue
Squad of Urbanna.
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Wide Million Dollar river view from this recently restored property
on 1.37+/- acres. Elevated lot with gorgeous sand beach. New vinyl
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and workshop area on lower level. Separate guest house includes
two rooms and bath. Community amenities include well water, boat
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nearby.
$695,000
Basheer and Thompson firms
recognized for land conservation
DELTAVILLE • 776-9281
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HARTFIELD- THE LANDING - Unique 2700- Sq.Ft. Log
Home Overlooking the 8th Green. Walk-Out Basement,
2 Fireplaces, membership available at Piankatank River
Golf Club. Offered At....................................$399,000
HARTFIELD- THE LANDING - New Construction,
3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 -baths, Lots of deck, Walk-Out
Basement, Wooded Lot on the 8th tee.
Offered At......................................................$429,000
Call for brochures on these and other properties.
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Governor’s Grove, LLC, a
joint venture between Diane Cox
Basheer Communities Inc., and
Ken Thompson & Associates
Inc., recently received a 2004
Fairfax County Land Conservation Award for tree preservation
in its Governor’s Grove residential community.
The two firms strategically
planned the development of
Governor’s Grove in Alexandria,
a 33-acre community with 157
luxury townhomes, to preserve
the mature hardwood trees and
enhance the wooded environment with a three-acre landscaped lake.
“We are dedicated to creating
quality communities that allow
residents to fully enjoy their
surrounding landscape,” said
Kenneth O. Thompson, president
of Ken Thompson & Associates.
“We are honored that Fairfax
County is recognizing our extensive efforts to protect the natural
beauty of Governor’s Grove.”
The award, presented annually by the Fairfax County
Department of Public Works
and Environmental Services,
recognizes developers, designers, site superintendents and
contractors whose projects best
demonstrate a commitment to
tree preservation and replacement in Fairfax County.
Other communities by Diane
Cox Basheer Communities and
Ken Thompson & Associates
include Governor’s Hill in Alexandria; Westmarket, River Falls
and River Falls on the Occoquan
in Prince William County; and
their newest community, Rosegill, in the planning and zoning
phase in Middlesex County.
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Piankatank Golf
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Charming Traditional Home
Anday joins Long & Foster
Byrl Philips-Taylor, manager
of the Bay/River office of Long
& Foster Realtors, announced
that Ahmet Anday has joined the
Bay/River sales team.
Anday earned his bachelor’s
and master’s degrees from The
University of Kentucky and The
University of Louisville respectively and completed graduate
work towards an MBA at Virginia Commonwealth University. He is a licensed professional
engineer in the state of Virginia.
In his long career in public and
private sectors, Anday provided
expert assistance to local and
regional planning boards, state
and federal legislature and the
automotive industry on environmental issues. As a nationally
recognized clean air expert, he
served on multiple public-private partnerships to develop low
emission automobile rules.
Anday is a decorated retired
Army officer and a veteran of the
first Gulf War.
Anday and his wife Melinda,
who is a health care administrator with the Bon Secour Health
System, moved to Deltaville
seven years ago and live on
Fireplace in Parlor
Family Room
3 Bedrooms
(26x18)
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3 Baths
High Ceilings, Fine Mouldings
38' Observation Deck, Garage
Like NEW!
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hobbies are cruising the Chesapeake Bay on their boat, gardening and exercising.
He can be reached at Long
& Foster’s Bay/River office
at 804-435-2673; his home
office at 804-776-7019; or cell
phone at 804-339-4675. He
also welcomes email contacts
<[email protected]>.
$298,000
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LIVE IN CHILD CARE - Au pair
program now accepting host family
applications for spring/summer arrivals. Flexible, legal 45/week, average
$255/week per family not per child.
800-618-2002. www.euraupair.com
<http://www.euraupair.com>
LAND FOR SALE:
20+ acres. Creeks, usable mountain
property, 50 mile views. All 2 hours
from DC. Minutes from C&O Canal /
Potomac River. www.landneardc.com
<http://www.landheardc.com> 1-800888-1262.
2 hours DC. 1,600’ CREEK FRONTAGE. 20 + Acres - $109,900. New
to market. Rare, useable mountain
property with long range views. Low
rate financing. Call before it sells 1800-888-1262.
Minutes to C&O Canal. 50 Mile
Views. 20+ Acres - $119,900. Gently
rolling terrain. Close to 3 state parks!
Enjoy boating, golfing, fishing, hiking,
biking, rock climbing & horseback
riding. All within 1 hour of property.
Excellent financing. Call now 1-800888-1262.
Near Romney, WV. Best of Both
Worlds CREEKS / VIEWS. 20+
Acres - $139,900. Enjoy end-of-road
privacy. 50 mile, east / west views!
Bonus: Over 800’ creek frontage! Will
sell fast! Only one! Excellent financing. Call 1-800-888-1262.
LOTS AND ACREAGE:
26 Acres - $119,990. Wooded/Views.
Utilities Available. Near Potomac
River, Romney, WV. 1-866-2985263.
www.2wvland.com
<http:
//www.2wvland.com>.
12 ACRES - ONLY $79,990! Lexington, VA. Nestle your dream home on
12+/- acres of mature hardwoods.
Seclusion, privacy and mountain
views can be yours! Driveway in,
soils tested, underground utilities,
only $79,990! Owner 1-866-5263420. www.atlanticland.info
MERCHANDISE WANTED:
WANTED - Old jukebox, pinball, coke
machine, slot machine, penny arcade
machine, any other coin-operated
machine, antique cars. Will also buy
parts machines. Immediate pick-up.
Call Lloyd @ 703-801-1459.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE:
SWIMMING POOLS $697. Save $$$
On New, Huge 19’x31’ Pools! Complete with Sundeck, Safety Fence,
Ladders, Liner and Filter. Factory
Installation Required. Call Today! 24
hours.
1-800-447-7207.
Limited
Area.
FREE 4-ROOM DIRECTV SYSTEM
includes standard installation. 3
MONTHS FREE HBO & Cinemax!
Access to over 225 channels! Limited
time offer. S&H, restrictions apply. 1800-270-4654.
2005 DIRECTORY OF VIRGINIA
NEWSPAPERS NOW AVAILABLE
- Call the Virginia Press Association
@ 804-521-7570 to order your copy
today ($46.35 includes postage and
handling).
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:
COASTAL GEORGIA - GATED COMMUNITY. Large wooded water-access
and marshfront homesites. Ancient
live oaks, pool, tennis, golf. Water access from $64,900. Pre-construction
discounts.
www.cooperspoint.com
<http://www.cooperapoint.com>
1877-266-7376.
SCHOOLS / INSTRUCTION:
EARN YOUR DEGREE - Online from
home. Business, Paralegal, Computers, Networking and more. Financial
Aid available, job placement assistance, and computers provided. Call
free (866) 858-2121.
AIRLINE MECHANIC - Rapid Training for a high paying career - Aviation
Maintenance. FAA predicts severe
shortage. Financial Aid - Job Placement assistance (888) 349-5387. AIM
- 6 locations.
VACATION RENTALS:
MYRTLE BEACH/ NORTH, SC OCEANFRONT! To $150 Discount
Summer Beach Rentals. Private
homes/condos. Spring/Summer GetA-Ways! Free Brochure. Call 1-866878-2797, or www.elliottrealty.com
<http://www.elliottrealty.com> -Preview Properties!
ADVERTISE YOUR
VACATION
property to over 1.4 million Virginia
newspaper readers. To find out how
your classified ad can be placed in
over 98 newspapers at a fraction
of the retail cost, call the Southside
Sentinel at 804-758-2328 or Janet
Madison at Virginia Press Services
@ 804-521-7571.
STEEL BUILDINGS:
STEEL BUILDINGS, Factory Clearance. New, never erected 25x30,
30x40, 40x60, and 50x100. Will sell
for the balance. Call Frank 1-800803-7982.
WORK FROM HOME
OPPORTUNITIES:
$600.00 PER WEEK possible mailing our simple postcards from home.
Supplies & training provided. Genuine
opportunity. FT/PT FREE Information
package. Call 1-708-231-7373 (24
hour recording).
DATA ENTRY Work ON YOUR OWN.
Flexible Hours! $$$ Great Pay! $$$
Personal Computer required. 1-800873-0345 ext. #201.
Pristine Condo
Overlooking
29?
Vaulted Ceilings...
Fireplace
in
25' GreatRoom
Spacious 21' Master Bdrm
Large Deck
&
Auto Storage $410,000
+ 6' Deeded Slip
(40' long, 15.6 Wide)
Urbanna Area
RAPPAHANNOCK River
just off
'Deep Water Boat Slip'
± 120' Waterfront
Great Room (23x15)
GAS FIREPLACE
3 Bdrms, 2 ½ Baths
Public water & sewer
COMMUNITY AMENITIES :
Swinming Pool... Two Tennis Courts...Boat ramp...Shuffleboard
$510,000
=!
K"
A Rare Offering of Waterfront Homesite
6' MLW Yacht Slip
Almost an ACRE Knoll
Wide Creek Views
Paved Driveway
&
155' Waterfront
Septic System Installed
COMMUNITY AMENITES:
Pool
Club House
Bath House
$350,000
776-9297
Deltaville, VA 23043
Nelson Horsley, Jr.
Maria Whitehead
Randy Woodson
Carolyn Bailey
Bill Bailey
435-0773
776-7668
815-6717
776-0255
776-0255
758-2430
Urbanna, VA 23175
Lee Maurer
Stan Whitehead
Katie Horsley Dew
Neena Rodgers
435-9480
776-7668
435-9253
776-9143
IsaBell Horsley
693-3826
Bluegrass show due Feb. 19
On Saturday, February 19,
at 7:30 p.m., a bluegrass show
will be held at the Gwynn’s
Island Civic League building
to benefit the Gwynn’s Island
Museum. The show will feature
the “Dragon Run Bluegrass
Band” and the “Tidewater
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Admission is by free-will
donation and concessions will
An oncology nurse at Rappahbe served by the Civic League.
For more information, call annock General Hospital, Susan
Richard or Diane Callis at M. Payne RN, OCN, recently
received certification in the spe(804) 725-3495.
cialty care field of cancer nursing. Payne has been an oncology
nurse for five years at RGH.
The oncology nursing certifi“THE SPIRIT OF
cation examination is aimed at
AMERICAN STYLE” testing the knowledge necessary
for the nurse to practice compe2 to choose
tently at the basic level within
the specialty field of oncology
nursing. This certification is
a validation of the individual
knowledge in cancer nursing.
Nurses who pass the OCN test
may then use the certification
mark OCN (oncology certified
nurse) to verify that they have
met all the eligibility and testing
requirements. In order to maintain this status nurses must be
retested every four years.
“RGH is very proud of its
cancer center nursing staff, its
professionalism, and continued
to the community. In
2 to choose service
our rural area, we are fortunate
to have a Cancer Center that is
Don’t confuse
February Morning
Each leaf this morning wears a fairy shawl,
pure white, created quietly last night
with warp and weft so delicately sewn
its weight is scarcely more than dawning light.
As though hand-strewn with extra elfin dust,
our decks and rails are gently whitened, too,
with footprints marking trails and pausing spots
where tiny birds have fed while hopping through.
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804-693-2300
More scattered whiteness decorates the hill
among the laurel bushes huddled there;
and on the muddy tidal bank below,
snow melts in puddles, leaving patches bare.
Susan M. Payne
staffed with such qualified individuals,” said a hospital spokesperson.
Other oncology certified nurses
in the cancer center include
Lorelle R. Perry, RN OCN, Fran
S. Victor, RN OCN, and Connie
T. Deagle, RN OCN.
Four-week business training courses
coming to the Middle Peninsula
If you’re looking to start your
own business or take an existing
business to the next level you
need more than just hard work to
get you where you want to go.
In any business, there is much
more to running an operating a
business than being proficient at
a trade or skill. Business training
can help prepare you for bookkeeping and tax requirements,
help you more cost effectively
market your business, manage
payroll and much more. With
over half of small businesses
failing within the first five years,
entrepreneurs certainly need any
advantage they can get.
The Middle Peninsula Business Development Partnership
(MPBDP) is a mission-based
organization that has provided
training and assistance to hundreds of small business owners
in the Middle Peninsula and
has helped countless numbers
of entrepreneurs obtain financing to start their business. After
completing the comprehensive
eight-session course, participants
will be better equipped to grow
their business and will also be
eligible to apply for small loans
of up to $25,000 to grow their
business.
The four-week small business
training course is from February
15 through March 10 in Saluda.
Classes will be held two nights a
week from 6:30 to 9 p.m. and the
cost to participate is only $40,
which includes nightly refreshments and materials. If you’re a
small business owner or thinking of becoming one, you can’t
afford to miss this event.
Call 804-758-4917 for more
information or visit MPBDP
online at <mpbdp.org> to register.
Drifting cloudbanks curtain off the sun
but cannot block completely every beam—
escaping rays reflect a thousand times
from flecks of white to light this wintry dream.
—Robert Montgomery
Hartfield
Farm Credit returns over $18 million
to area farmers and rural residents
Customers of Farm Credit who
live in Virginia received patronage refund checks totaling more
than $18,000,000 during 2004.
In a ceremony in Washington,
Senator George Allen and Senator John Warner joined Farm
Credit board chairmen from the
three Farm Credit associations in
Virginia to announce the distribution of the refunds to farmers
and rural residents in the state.
Greg Farmer president of
Colonial Farm Credit, explained
that Farm Credit is organized as
a customer-owned cooperative.
“Our customers share in the profitable operation of their company
through a patronage refund, and
reducing their borrowing costs
and returning money to the rural
communities where they live,”
said Farmer.
Valley Farm Credit, Farm
Credit of the Virginias and Colonial Farm Credit provide more
than $1.8 billion in financing to
nearly 18,000 farmers, agribusinesses and rural homeowners in
Virginia, including Middlesex
County. They loan funds for
home purchase and construction,
land and farm purchases, equipment, farming expenses, and
horse and livestock purchases.
Library to host
‘Dragon‘ program
On Sunday, February 27, at 2
p.m. the Deltaville Library will
present a program by Teta Kain,
‘’Adventures on the Dragon,” an
account of the many interesting
types of plants and animals that
are found along the river called
Dragon Run.
As always refreshments will
be served after the program.
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6404 George Washington Memorial Hwy.
www.kenhoutzchevrolet.com • VA DLR
*DEALER RETAINS ALL REBATES. RECEIPT OF REBATES MAYBE CONTINGENT UPON
FINANCING WITH GMAC. DEALER INSTALLED EQUIPMENT, TAX, TITLE, LICENSE AND $199
PROCESSING FEE EXTRA. EXPIRES 2/16/05
Middle Peninsula, Northern Neck
GM Sales and Service Leader!
Commonwealth Antiques
and Appraisals, Inc.
Estate Sale
Saturday & Sunday
February 12th & 13th, 9am-4pm
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alm,
in Chesapeake Harbor near
Wicomico Church, VA
Job Fair
Partial Listing of Items
Resort, restaurant and marina staff needed
for the Northern Neck’s newest luxury
waterfront resort. Opening April 2005.
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Irvington
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Tabbs
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200
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• Great Pay
• Benefits
• Beautiful working environment
Irvington
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Bartenders, wait staff, food runners, hostess, room service
attendants, line cooks, sous chef, food expediters, food
utility staff, front desk manager, front desk agents, concierge,
night audit staff, executive housekeeper, housekeepers,
housemen, bellmen, laundry staff, marina staff, grounds crew
Kilmarnock
200
sap
• Year-round and seasonal employment
• Full and part-time positions
3
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Ant. cast-iron pug, Nippon vases, Greek key oil lamp, ant. walnut Federal 4-drawer chest, Pairpoint Sheffield, ant. crystal jam
jar w/ sterling lid & spoon & other sterling, ant. farrier’s bench,
Aladdin #11 nickel oil lamp, Henredon breakfront & octagonal
dining table w/ 2 leaves & matching chairs, 3-section Ethan Allen
cherry entertainment center, Pennsylvania House server, pr. twin
beds, console Singer sewing machine, large wooden butter bowl,
ant. oval lidded silverplate butter dish, telescope, Italian pottery,
overstuffed sofa, Hummel, bedroom suite, inc. dresser, tall chest
& pr. commodes, lady’s writing desk, buttermilk-blue hand-made
miniature pie safe w/ 12 tins, table linens, 30s miniature dresser
w/ mirror, Baroque-style painted blue & cream miniature high
chest, numerous oriental rugs, books, German cherub vase, large
painted bookcase, lamps, tv, kitchen items, costume jewelry, Japanese china service, blue kitchen hutch, sewing items, fine nautical prints, bronze oriental lamp, Swedish naval plates, brass &
plate glass coffee table, garden items & cachepots, hand-painted
magazine table/canterbury, dinette table w/ 4 upholstered swivel
chairs, Poulan riding lawnmower c. 2002, many tools, wheelbarrow, tablesaw, circ. saw, workmate, porch & patio furniture,
Kenmore freezer, hoses, spreader, frames, knick-knacks and much
more.
Directions: From Kilmarnock or Burgess, take Route 200 to
Wicomico Church. Go east onto Route 609 (Remo Road) and
follow for about 3.5 mi. to left onto Skipjack Lane into Chesapeake Harbor. Take left onto Mainsail Court to house on right at
#68 Mainsail Court. Please park in cul-de-sac as driveway is narrow.
Terms of sale: No prior sales, items sold in “as is” condition,
announcements on day of sale are binding, all sales final, cash or
approved check only.
For further information, call Lisa and Henry Lane Hull at (804)
580-2922 or (804) 580-3301; email: [email protected]
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February 12 and March 5, 9:00 am – Noon
Apply in person. No phone calls, please.
56 Windjammer Lane, White Stone, Virginia 22578