08.13.09 Section B - Southside Sentinel

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Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck since 1896
Vol. 115, No. 20
Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • August 13, 2009
B Section
Mariners capture second straight VBL title
by Gary Williams
The Middle Peninsula Mariners (19-2, 14-2) defeated the
Tappahannock Tides 8-4 Sunday
to claim their second straight
Virginia Baseball League
(VBL) championship.
With the playoff wins, Middle
Peninsula finished with a bestever 19-2 season record.
“I’m very proud of our players this season” said Mariners
manager Garland Harrow.”
They played hard all summer
and made it a whole lot of fun.”
VBL president Paul Sanders congratulated the Mariners
after the championship game.
“I would like to congratulate the
Middle Peninsula Mariners on
another championship season of
VBL baseball. Garland Harrow
and Gary Williams continue
to do a superb job with their
players and creating such an
exciting atmosphere for all to
experience. Working with these
two men sure makes my job as
president much easier.
“I also give a big hat’s
off to Trent Carson and the
Tappahannock Tides,” said
Sanders. “Best of luck to these
two teams, their coaches and
players during the off season,
and I look forward to an even
greater year in 2010.”
Mariners 6, Tigers 1
The Mariners began their
playoff run with a 6-1 victory
over the Tappahannock Tigers
on Saturday.
Mariners first baseman Bryan
Hannum pushed across Middle
Peninsula’s first run with an RBI
single in the second inning, but
Tappahannock tied the game
1-1.
Middle Peninsula woke up the
bats in the bottom of the fourth,
scoring 3 runs on 2 hits and a
walk. James Bierlein started the
inning with a walk and Greg
Mitro followed with a double. A
sacrifice fly from Scott Crump
and a double from Hannum
game the Mariners a 4-1 advantage.
Travis Crump extended the
lead when he singled home
Ryan Reynolds and later scored
on a passed ball.
Mariners’ starting pitcher
Members of the VBL champion Middle Peninsula Mariners include, front row from left, J.C.
Moscicki, Ryan Reynolds, Trey Powell, Travis Crump and Bryan Hannum; back row, Gary
Williams, Matt Tiller, Greg Mitro, James Bierlein, William Saunders, Scott Crump, Drew
Hooper and manager Garland Harrow.
(Photo by Tom Chillemi)
William Saunders (4-2) was
dominant on the mound, allowing just one run on 3 hits while
striking out 9.
Hannum paced Middle Peninsula at the plate going 2 for 3
with a double, two RBIs and a
stolen base. Also for the Mariners, S. Crump, double, single,
sacrifice fly, RBI; Mitro, a
double; T. Crump, single, stolen
base, RBI; Reynolds, single,
walk, stolen base; and J.C.
Moscicki and Bierlein, a walk
each.
Mariners 8, Braves 2
Middle Peninsula downed
the Richmond Braves 8-2 in the
second round of the VBL playoffs on Saturday. The Braves
are the only team to defeat the
Mariners this season.
Richmond looked to notch
another win against the Mariners as they took a 1-0 lead in
the top of the second.
The Mariners quickly regained
the lead in the third inning on a
2-run double by Mitro.
Hannum scored in the fourth
on a double play to extend the
Mariners lead to 4-1.
A three-run fifth inning broke
the game open for Middle Peninsula. Bierlein sparked the rally
with a double and later scored
on an error. Hannum and Reynolds capped the inning with RBI
singles, giving the Mariners a
6-1 lead.
The Braves pushed across a
run in the sixth and threatened
to bring home more runs until
Mariners’ starting pitcher Bierlein (3-0, 2) struck out the final
2 batters of the inning.
Bierlein allowed just one
earned run with no walks and
struck out 9 on the way to his
(See Mariners, page B2)
Speedway to host WXGM
$5 Admission Night Saturday
Teen bowling whiz Hannah Harris at Village Lanes
Middlesex teen sets
local bowling record
Hannah Harris, 17 a rising
senior at Middlesex High
School. had an outstanding
bowling series recently in the
Monday Junior/Senior Youth
League at Village Lanes.
Harris, whose previous high
series was a very respectable 731,
started July 27, with a nice 245
game. The strikes kept coming in
the second game for a 256 game,
which included a stretch of 9
strikes in a row. However, Harris
saved the best for last. Starting with a spare, she reeled off
another 9 in a row closing with a
9 spare for a 279 game. Her total
for the series was an incredible
780. (The best possible threegame series score is 900.)
Harris and all those in attendance knew this was the highest
series bowled by a youth—male
or female—at Village Lanes
this year. As the days went by
the significance of this accomplishment grew. Further checking with Village Lanes manager
Edna Woodard revealed that
this was most likely the highest
series ever bowled by a youth at
Village Lanes.
The news got even bigger
when Mary Pancoast, head
of the Peninsula High School
Bowling League, stated that
in her 20 years of involvement
with youth bowling, Harris
recorded the highest series ever
bowled by a female youth in the
Peninsula area.
Finally, after checking with
the Hampton USBC Women’s
Bowling Association, only a
half-dozen area female bowlers have bowled a better series
(the record belongs to Clarice
Rage tryouts
are Saturday
The Northern Neck Rage,
the girls fast pitch softball
organization of the Northern
Neck and Middle Peninsula,
will conduct tryouts at Richmond County Little League in
Warsaw on Saturday, August
15, at 9:30 a.m.
The Rage will be fielding
teams for 12U, 14U, 16U and
18U for the 2009-10 season.
(See Rage, page B2)
Fielder, who rolled an 818 series
in 2006 in Hampton.
Harris, who averages 175,
has been bowling in the youth
league at Village Lanes for the
past 5 years and credits most
of her success to her dad and
coach, Andy Harris.
Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor
Speedway will host WXGM $5
Admission Night this Saturday,
August 15.
Last Saturday’s races were
rained out.
Running this Saturday will be
the Victory Lap Late Models,
Truckin Thunder Sportsman,
Budweiser Modifieds, New
Generation Racing Sprint Cars,
and Limited Stock Cars in VA
Army National Guard Dirt
Series Championship action.
The Truckin Thunder Sportsman and Budweiser Modified
divisions have been added to
the program after losing their
races to the rain last Saturday.
Spectator gates will open at
4 p.m. On-track activities will
begin at 6:30 p.m. with hot
laps.
All ages will be admitted for
$5; children 6 and under will
be admitted free.
Virginia Motor Speedway
is a ½-mile dirt oval track on
Route 17, eight miles north of
Saluda at Jamaica.
For more information, call
the speedway office at (804)
758-1VMS or visit www.vamotorspeedway.com.
Fall Ball signup deadline nears
Middlesex Little League will
be registering by phone for
its Fall Ball Season through
August 15. Please contact
Craig Revere at 804-514-5512
or Tammie Putney at 804-5145303 to register by phone.
The cost to play for the fall
season is $25 per child.This is
for boys and girls baseball and
softball providing enough players can be registered for teams.
Teams will have inter-league
play with adjoining counties.
Boys and girls that were 8-11
years in this past 2009 league
and particpated in the 2009
Little League season are eligi(See Fall Ball, page B2)
Breaststroke specialist Taylor Shores of Urbanna
Shores qualifies for
all-star swim meet
At the Virginia Swimming Age Group Championship
meet at the Newport News Midtown Aquatics Center held
July 30-August 2, Taylor Shores of Urbanna qualified for
the Virginia Swimming Zone All-Star Swimming Team.
The all-star team consists of the top two swimmers
in Virginia in each age group (10 and younger, 11-12,
13-14, and 15-18 year olds) in each distance and competitive stroke. Shores qualified for the Zone Team by finishing second in the state of Virginia in the 11-12 year old
50-meter breaststroke.
The United States is divided into four zones. Virginia is
a member of the Eastern Zone consisting of states/metro
areas from Virginia in the South to Maine in the North,
and extending as far west as Pittsburgh, Pa. The zone
competition will be held at Penn State University August
12-15. The Virginia team will compete against 13 other
zone all-star teams.
Shores is a member of South Eastern Virginia Aquatics (SEVA). SEVA is a 90-member team with swimmers
from the Northern Neck, Middle Peninsula and Peninsula.
Many of these swimmers practice at the Northern Neck
YMCA and the Urbanna Pool.
Shores is the daughter of Jill and Larry Shores Jr.
Means lands ODU football
sideline sportscasting job
Members of the 2009 Deltaville Deltas include, front row from left, Brett Crawford, Dustin
Felvus, Chris Williams, Tim Grandy, Dave Cunningham and Mike Newton; back row, Jimmy
Denny, Neal Hogge, Chris King, Luke Saunders, Justin Ferrell, Ryan Wiggins, Jay Moore,
Josh Youngman, Terry Emerson, Jonathon Somers and manager Jerry Crittenden. Not pictured are Josh Crawford, Stephen Blue, Kyle Morris, Drew Eads and Jake Fletcher.
Deltas fall in extra innings
by Stephen Blue
The Deltaville Deltas finished their 2009 campaign on Sunday afternoon, putting up a long
fight that took two days to complete. However, it
wasn’t enough, and the Deltas fell to the Peninsula Cardinals 4-2 Sunday afternoon.
The game started on Saturday night, and was
tied 0-0 after the first three innings. Heavy rain
set in, however, and the game was postponed
until Sunday afternoon.
On Sunday, the Cardinals struck first, scoring a pair of runs in the top of the 5th inning.
Deltaville immediately responded in the bottom
half of the inning, when Brett Crawford smacked
a 2-run single to score Ryan Wiggins and Jimmy
Denny.
Deltaville missed two scoring opportunities
in the 7th and 8th innings, including loading the
bases in the 8th; however, they were unable to
get a key 2-out hit.
After completing the regulation 9 innings in a
2-2 tie, the Cardinals plated 2 runs in the top of
the 10th inning to take a 4-2 lead.
Deltaville attempted to respond in the bottom
of the 10th, when Luke Saunders led the inning
off with a single. Two other batters reached on
fielder’s choices, however, the Deltas couldn’t
pull off the comeback.
Deltaville was led offensively by Jimmy
Denny, who collected 2 doubles and a single.
Brett Crawford and Luke Saunders each had
2 singles, and Ryan Wiggins, Tim Grandy and
Chris Williams had a single apiece.
Jonathon Somers started on the mound on
Saturday night and was relieved on Sunday by
Jay Moore.
The Cardinals went on to beat the Gloucester
Astros on Sunday night, 8-7, for their 5th straight
win of the tournament to set up a Monday night
winner-take-all game with the defending champions. Gloucester then reigned supreme for the
second consecutive year, nabbing the league
championship with a 1-0 victory.
The 2009 season was one of the most competitive seen in the Southern Virginia Baseball
League, with five of the six league teams garnering 10 or more wins.
The Deltas extend many thanks to the fans for
their support during the exciting season.
Photos and end of season statistics are available on the Deltas website DeltavilleDeltas.com.
Area sportscaster Demetrius
Means of Kilmarnock will be
the sideline reporter for Old
Dominion University football
games for the 2009 season,
the Sports Talent Agency of
America (STAA) announced
last week.
ODU is reinstating its football program after nearly 30
years without the sport. The
team will compete at the FCS
(NCAA I-AA) level. Means
will be employed by CBS
Sports
Collegiate,
which
retained STAA to screen applicants for the sideline position
and for their recently filled
play-by-play position.
In addition to his duties as
sideline reporter, Means will
host a segment on the Monarchs Network pre-game show
and will handle post-game
interviews with players and
coaches.
“This has been eight years
in the making, of looking to go
to another level,” said Means.
“I’m really looking forward to
being the best sideline reporter
I can be by doing a lot of
research and being very informative to the listener. I love
radio and I have a passion and
love for it.”
Means thanked STAA for the
assistance it provided him over
Demetrius Means
the years.
Means has been in sports
broadcasting since 1996, most
of that time at WKWI-FM in
Kilmarnock. He has worked
as a sports talk host, sideline
reporter and play-by-play analyst.
“WKWI radio has been the
foundation of my career,” said
Means. “That’s where it all
started in 1996. Former general managers C.D. Hathaway
and Joe Patton, and Tom Davis
are the ones who gave me my
start.”
Means thanked Charlie Lassiter, current general manager
of WKWI, Bill Sherrod, owner
of WKWI, and former sportscasting partner Carroll Ashburn for being supportive of
(See Means, page B2)
B2 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • August 13, 2009
Mariners win VBL title . . .
area fishing news
by Capt. Percy Blackburn
Spanish mackerel are generating all the excitement and
plenty of activity in the middle
Bay. Anglers fishing out of Fish
On Bait and Tackle (804-7760820) in Deltaville are catching
Spanish from Buoy #MH1 all
the way to Smith Point Light.
There is lots of action at the
mouth of the Rappahannock
River. They can be caught on
the bars off Windmill Point and
Stingray Point, as well as in the
area between the Lights.
Clark and Drone spoons of
all combinations trolled behind
planers (both #1 and #2) at 7
knots are the baits of choice,
and the late afternoons are
currently providing the best
results.
If spot are the target, try fishing Windmill Point in 25-35
feet of water on the south side
of the bar. This area is producing good catches of #1 and #2
spot, along with nice mullet
and the occasional keeper (12”
minimum) gray trout.
The flounder are still biting
at The Pickle Factory, Mosquito Point and Towles Point
in the Rappahannock River.
The Cell/Buoy #42 area has
John Cumberland (left) of
Glen Allen and Wilson Nobles
(right) of Bush Park display
the cobia they caught at York
Spit on August 7. Cumberland’s cobia weighed 38 lbs.,
4 oz. Nobles’ cobia weighed
46 lbs. These fish were
weighed at J&W Seafood’s
Tackle Shop in Deltaville.
produced some good catches
over the past week. Trolling
fresh bluefish strips on Gillie
Rigs has yielded good results.
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Gary Seigler, 5, caught this
.7-lb. croaker on August 8
to win the 15 and under age
group weekly tournament at
J&W Seafood in Deltaville.
It was Gary’s second win of
the summer.
with Gulp baits (chartreuse or
nuclear chicken) have been the
favored bait.
There have been reports
of some nice 14 to 17 inch
croaker being caught in the
Rappahannock. Some of the
best locations are the mouths
of creeks, especially Robinson
Creek and LaGrange Creek, as
well as the Red Barns.
Further down river, the grass
beds on Windmill Point are
holding nice croaker. These fish
are being caught with shrimp
and/or squid while fishing in
7-9 feet of water. The best
action has been in late afternoon and early evening.
Fall Ball . . .
(Continued from page B1)
ble. The league will start dividing the teams on August 16-17,
practice for two weeks, and
start playing games on September 5. Games will played
through October, concluding
with the 3rd Annual Fall Classic tournament to wrap up the
season.
Also,
Middlesex
Little
League will be soliciting names
for its 2010 board of directors through September. The
new board will be voted on in
October, taking office November 1. If anyone is interested
in becoming board member, or
for more information, please
contact Tammie Putney, current
league president at putney@
va.metrocast.net or 804-5145303.
Means . . .
third win of the season.
Offensively for the Mariners,
Bierlein had 2 doubles and
an RBI; Mitro, double, walk,
RBI; S. Crump, 2 singles, RBI;
Hannum, single, walk, RBI;
Trey Powell, single, hit by a
pitch; Reynolds, single, RBI; T.
Crump, single; Hooper, 2 hit by
a pitch; and Moscicki, walk.
Mariners 8, Tides 4
The Mariners faced off
against their longtime rival, the
Tappahannock Tides, in Sunday’s Virginia Baseball League
championship game.
The Mariners wasted no time
taking the lead as they pushed
across two runs in the bottom
of the first. T. Crump was hit by
a pitch to start the inning and
quickly stole second. Hooper
followed with an RBI double
and later scored on a balk.
Hannum scored in the bottom
of the fourth on a sacrifice fly
by T. Crump to push the lead to
3-0.
William Saunders broke the
game open for the Mariners in
the sixth with a 2-run home run
to left in just his seventh at bat
of the season. Bierlein pushed
home another run with a double,
and Mitro scored 2 more runs
with a single.
Tappahannock scored one run
Donkey
baseball
coming to
Deltaville
Mariners second baseman Greg Mitro takes a throw from
shortstop Scott Crump as Jordan Wind of Tappahannock
slides in safely.
(Photo by Tom Chillemi)
in the sixth and rallied for 3 runs
in the seventh before Mariners’
starting pitcher Matt Tiller (7-0)
struck out the final Tides’ batter,
giving Middle Peninsula their
second straight Virginia Baseball League title.
Tiller struck out 7 on the way
to his seventh complete game
win of the season. Tiller was
unbeaten on the year and now
has two championship game
wins on the mound.
Saunders paced Middle Peninsula at the plate with a home
run, two RBIs and reached on
an error. Also for the Mariners, Mitro had a single, 2
RBIs, walk, and a stolen base;
Bierlein, double, RBI, 2 walks;
Hooper, double, 2 walks, RBI;
T. Crump, 2 hit by a pitch, walk,
The Lower Middlesex Volunteer Fire Department of
Deltaville and Hartfield Volunteer Fire Department will battle
in a benefit donkey baseball
game at 7 p.m. on Saturday,
August 29, at Deltaville Ballpark.
Firemen will ride donkeys
while attempting to hit the ball,
run the bases, field the ball and
everything else that goes into a
baseball game.
Tickets are $5 and available at Tall Chief Market, The
Medicine Shoppe and Hurd’s
Hardware.
Fans are welcome to watch
the game in the stands or bring
lawn chairs and blankets and sit
in the outfield.
At intermission, free donkey
rides will be given to children.
A concession stand run by the
fire departments will be open.
For more information, call
Mike Ward at 758-3160.
his goals.
“I really plan on putting my
best foot forward [with Old
Dominion] and am looking forward to seeing where this takes
me,” he said.
In his career, Means said
he has always tried to include
The Middlesex County Parks
Middlesex High School in his and
Recreation Department
coverage along with the high will start
registration on the
schools of the Northern Neck. following dates
and times for
Bam Bam and Pebbles whiffle
ball: Saturday, August 15, 10
a.m. to noon; Tuesday, August
6 to 8 p.m.; and Thursday,
(Continued from page B1) 18,
August 20 from 6 to 8 p.m.
There will be at least 12 openThe absolute final deadline
ings for the new 12U team. The is Tuesday, August 18. The
other teams are in need of some season opens on Saturday, Sepkey position players, including tember 12.
pitchers and catchers.
All registrations will be held
Email info@northernneck- in the Tom Carter Gymnasium
rage.com or call (804) 333- at old St. Clare Walker School
9399 to register for a tryout or at Cooks Corner.
for more informatin.
The Bam Bam league is for
boys and girls ages 2-5. The fee
is $35 per child, which includes
hat, shirt, trophy and picnic at
the end of the season. For more
information, call the recreation
department at 758-0057.
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on page B6
2 stolen bases, sacrifice fly,
RBI; Hannum, double, walk; S.
Crump, single; Powell, 2 walks.
The Mariners thanked all of
its fans and parents of players
for making this season a success.
“I would like to thank Scott
Crump for helping take care
of the field during the season,”
said Harrow. “Also, a thanks to
coach Gary Williams for helping to build the team and promote it.”
Harrow also gave a special
thanks to the Duke family for
running the concession stand all
season.
The team recognized its sponsor, Harrow’s Home Center, for
its continued support of Mariners baseball.
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August 13, 2009 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B3
school
YMCA aims to send 15
disadvantaged children
back to school with pride
Urbanna Oyster Festival Queen contestant Lindsey Ballantyne and her Little Miss Spat, Natalie Cutler, present a check
for $703.48 to Patricia Rubin of the Middlesex Food Bank.
Queen contestant raises
funds for local food bank
Lindsey Ballantyne, Urbanna
Oyster Festival Queen contestant, and Little Miss Spat Natalie Cutler contestant recently
presented a $703.48 check to
Patricia Rubin, co-ordinator
of the Middlesex County Food
Bank.
Lindsey and Natalie have
been collecting food and
money for their Oyster Festival community service project.
Lindsey thanked the following businesses: Hurds, Marshall’s Drug, Medicine Shoppe,
Cyndy’s Bynn, Deltaville Auto
& Marine, Fleet Brothers, Thrift
Oil, Harrow’s Home Center,
Rappahannock Rentals, Title
Associates, A&N Servicenter,
Tee’s T-shirts, HWH Associates
and Doc Jones Auto Parts for
their donations of money and/
or canned goods for the food
bank.
“As an Oyster Festival
Queen contestant, my community service project was collecting donations for the food
bank. Without the help of those
businesses and others, this
wouldn’t have been possible. A
special thank you to Urbanna
Market for allowing us to collect donations in front of its
store. I would also like to thank
my Little Miss Spat for all the
help she did to help me with
my project,” said Lindsey.
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On August 26, fifteen
Middlesex children from lowincome families will go backto-school shopping for the
clothes and supplies they need
to begin the school year with
confidence and pride.
The YMCA’s Bright Beginnings program, which started
4 years ago, pairs elementary
age school children with volunteers; together they shop
at the Kilmarnock Wal-Mart
for essential clothing such as
slacks, skirts, shirts, shoes,
socks and jackets.
But the real benefit to the
children is far more than new
clothes. The real benefit is
increased self-esteem, confidence, courage, pride, imagination, excitement and creativity.
Each child also receives a
backpack stuffed with school
supplies. The supplies are
donated by YMCA members
and local area businesses and
purchased in bulk with monetary donations made to Bright
Beginnings.
“YMCA Bright Beginnings
is just that—a beginning,” said
Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA
president Rob Shuford Jr., executive vice president and COO
of Old Point National Bank and
president of the YMCA Board
of Directors. “There are countless YMCA Bright Beginnings
experiences that lead the youths
to basketball in the winter, day
camp in the summer, or teen
leadership development. Some
parents discover the benefits
of YMCA financial assistance
and register for child care or a
family membership. And there
are even former YMCA Bright
Beginnings recipients now
giving back as volunteers and
donors.”
Students are referred to
YMCA Bright Beginnings
through social services. The
children must only promise to
do their best in school; there is
no charge to participate.
“This is an amazing opportunity for volunteers to see firsthand the difference they can
make in the lives of these children. It really proves that one
person can make a difference,”
said Danny Carroll, CEO of the
Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA.
Individuals wishing to help
may do so in the following
ways:
• Donate. A financial contribution of $150 sends one
child on a shopping trip where
he or she will receive clothes
and a backpack full of school
supplies. Businesses, churches
and clubs may choose to sponsor several children or a whole
shopping trip.
• Become a Backpack Buddy.
Purchase a backpack and/or
supplies and drop it off at the
Middlesex Family YMCA.
The Middlesex YMCA is a
501(c)(3) charitable organization serving thousands of
people each year. The generosity of many businesses and
individuals makes financial
assistance available so everyone who wants to participate
may do so.
Masonic scholarship recipients
Donovan Masonic Lodge #75 of Deltaville recently awarded
four $1,000 scholarships. At the awards presentation above
are, from left, lodge worshipful master Tyler Crittenden,
scholarship recipients Maria Crittenden, Stephanie Montgomery, Bailey Harrow and Maggie Ballantyne, and lodge
member Jimmie Johnson, chairman of the Scholarship Committee.
ymca basketball
As the season winds to an
end, the Middlesex Family
YMCA is proud to announce
the success of its adult basketball season and looks forward
to continuing the success with
adult sports with the second
year of adult co-ed softball. On August 5, the Farm
Bureau Clippers took on the
Dr. Suyes D.D.S. Cavaliers. The Cavaliers got off to a fast
start, but after an injury forced
the team to play with only four
players the Clippers began
marching back and getting into
the game. In the end, the Cavaliers were able to win 75-41. The Cavaliers were led by the
shooting talents of Tammy Burrell and Maurice Ackes, while
the Clippers remained in the
game thanks to the defense of
Joe Lyford and Mikail Ubietta. The second game featured
back to school
Marshall’s Drug
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•
•
Crayons
Notebooks
Binders
Poster Boards
the Harrow’s Home Center Nets
and the Wells Fargo Advisors
Bobcats. Both teams played
incredible games, but the youth
and physical play of the Nets
propelled them to a 72-52 win. The Nets were led by Mike
Epps and Butchie Bagby, who
were dominating under the
basket, while DA Belcher and
Moose Benson were on fire
from outside of the arc. The
Bobcats played a great game
in their own right, John Waite
and Zeb Burrell were forces
to be reckoned with under the
basketball, and Johnny Duke
and Jerry Duke led the team in
scoring both inside and outside
of the arc. “I think the league continues
to improve. I think there are
some areas of opportunity to
grow and get better, but all and
all I think the league has run
well and the participants have
been a pleasure to serve,” said
Clark Laster, program director.
The final game featured the
Marshall’s Drug Store Magic
and Walden Construction Hornets. The Hornets were led by
the shooting touch of Antonio
Felds and Heather Collier Longest as they won 80-64. Please keep Jason Wake in
your thoughts as he injured his
knee driving to the basket late
in the first half. The Magic were led by the
shooting expertise of Becca
Panis and Boogey Jackson. The teams continue to get better
and we look forward to a great
end-of-season tournament on
August 19. All are welcome to
attend the event as the championship will begin at 8 p.m. Call
776-8846 for information.
Everything from A to Z - come in to see us!
Marshall’s Drug
urbanna
• 758-5344
Graduates
Shalisa M. Lockley (above)
of Middlesex recently graduated from the University of
Phoenix with a bachelor’s
degree in management while
maintaining a 3.21 grade
point average and working as
a full-time marketing analyst
for an insurance company.
Immunizations
available to
school students
The health departments of
Three Rivers Health District
want area children to start the
school year off smoothly and
to stay healthy throughout the
year. They will offer back-toschool immunization clinics in
all counties. Please contact the
Middlesex Health Department
(758-2381) for dates and times.
A new recommendation from
the Center of Disease Control is
that all children ages 6 months
to 18 years should receive the
annual seasonal flu vaccine.
YMCA to have 8K
team in training
Visit SSentinel.com for the
latest back-to-school news
The
Middlesex
Family
YMCA is offering a team
in training program for the
November 14 Richmond 8K
road race. The program will
begin Saturday, September 19,
at the YMCA and continue
each Saturday for the following
eight weeks until race day. Call
776-8846 or visit www.SSentinel.com for more details.
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[email protected]
Real Estate
Real Estate
Real Estate
For Rent
For Rent
For Rent
14.80 ACRES at end of West Hickory Neck Road, 4-miles to Urbanna.
$82,000. Owner Financing. 434390-8420, FSBO.(7-23-tf)
LAGRANGE CREEK Fork Estates,
3lots on paved road, one lot private
road, waterfront. All surveyed.
$40,000 for four lots. Excellent civic
association. FSBO. 804-264-0606.
(8-6-4t)
TOPPING: Price reduced! 2.5ac.
lot. 220ft-stocked pond frontage.
Minutes to marina, golf, airport,
restaurants, shopping. 4BR perc.
Protective covenants. $67,500.
Walter Lawson, Mason Realty, 804832-9109.(8-6-6t)
2-BD,1-BA WATERVIEW HOME,
deck, garage, open floor plan tile/
carpet, W/D, stove, refrig, $800
per month, available Sept. 1st. Call
804-313-1996 or 804-436-6839.
(7-30-4t)
FULL HORSE BOARDING www.
pidlinacres.com. (804)758-1555.
(3-15-tf)
Applicants must complete Rental
Application with references. 804514-5304.(8-13-1t)
HARROW HOUSE: Guest rooms.
Clean, quiet. Overlooking Jackson
Creek. $55/per night and up. Information/reservations 804-815-3102.
Lovers Lane, Deltaville.(7-16-13t)
MODULAR HOME in Saluda. Den,
kitchen, dining and living room,
3-bedrooms, 2-baths, lots of storage
in back, small house on property,
3-acres, $950/mo. plus deposit. 804761-7368/ 804-758-3146.(8-13-4t)
BAY CUSTOM HOMES INC. System
Built Custom Homes in a fraction of
the time. 804-785-2235, 804-4620599. www.baycustomhomesinc.
com.(9-18-tf)
BRING YOUR BOAT! $129,500.
2Bedroom cottage with access to
Piankatank River. 2-car detached
garage. Private setting on 2 lots. Lots
of extras. Call Jean Darman, Mason
Realty, 804-577-7083.(8-13-1t)
COMMERCIAL BUILDING: Burgess,
3-phase power, 167ft. on U.S. 360,
1.5ac. w/office and bath. Priced to
sell at $179,900. Call 804-580-1112.
(8-6-3tRR)
DOUBLEWIDE, 3bedrooms, 2baths,
large kitchen, living room, porch on
2 acres of land. 247 Millers Road,
Topping. Asking $110,000 FSBO.
804-761-7368 cell or 804-758-3146.
(7-9-tf)
GLOUCESTER NORTH: Custom
2006 built home w/river access.
Hardwood floors, screened porch,
$359,900 w/$10,000 in closing
costs. Contact Trudy at 804-8152101 at Virginia Country Real Estate
Inc.(7-30-4t)
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MATHEWS COUNTY, 2006 built
home w/hardwood floors, large
Master Bath. Pond in front yard.
$345,000. Contact Trudy at Virginia
Country Real Estate Inc. 804-8152101.(7-30-4t)
MATHEWS COUNTY, 3,250 Brick
ranch w/extraordinary upgrades.
Sunroom. Hot tub suite. Custom
colonial elegance. $499,000. Contact Trudy at Virginia Country Real
Estate Inc. 804-815-2101.(7-30-4t)
OPEN HOUSE: Urbanna on the
Waterfront! Sunday, August 16,
1-4p.m., 320 Chandler Ave. Home
on over 2 acres with Sand Beach,
pier with deep water. Now priced at
$698,000! Come See! Go to www.
JohnPolson.com. Or call 804-3397014 for private showing. Select
Properties of Virginia, P.O. Box 609,
Irvington, VA 22480.(8-13-1t)
OWNER ASSOCIATIONS: We
provide full-services, covenant
enforcement, reserve studies, hourly
assistance to total annual management. For free consultation, call Lee
Management Co., 804-436-7031,
email: [email protected].
(7-23-13tRR)
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER: w/210’
water frontage, Essex County.
1-hour from Richmond. Sandy
beach, new 100’ pier. 2,400sf home
on 2AC, has open floor plan. Offers
4BR, 2.5BA, attached 2-car garage,
million dollar views. Priced to sell!
Call 804-443-1320 or 804-437-1566.
(7-30-5tRR)
R A P PA H A N N O C K W AT E R
ACCESS, 3BR, 1.5BA, 4GA, 2AC,
$269,500; also 2AC and 1.5AC lot,
$69,500 each. www.MidShoreSavings.com/ Wake VA, 410-200-6587;
buyer agents: co-op commission
+bonus.(7-23-4t)
URBANNA AREA: On Robinson
Creek just off Rappahannock River
at Chesapeake Bay! Waterfront
.31ac, 190ft bulkheaded lot, 3BR
approved septic system in place.
House plans, engineering foundation/ study design complete, will pass
along w/sale of property. $244,900.
757-348-5606 or terryjhoward@
charter.net.(7-23-4tRR)
URBANNA HISTORIC HOME: In
town, 3-plus bedrooms, 2baths,
$199,000. View more info. at www.
thehowardhouse.com. FSBO. 540847-8253.(6-25-tf)
URBANNA TOWNHOUSE: 3-Bedrooms, 2.5-Baths, in Queen Anne’s
Cove. Views of the Rappahannock!
2080sq.ft. $389,000. VIEW A VIRTUAL TOUR, www.URBANNA.
us.Warren Teller, 1776 Real Estate
Group, 804-565-1776.(7-9-13t)
For Rent
1-BEDROOM Apartment, Topping
area near airport. $500 first month,
$575 month thereafter, includes
heat/AC. Washer/dryer. Furnished.
Utilities included. No pets. Steady
income/ deposit required. After
5p.m. Call 804-758-5734, 804-8329058.(7-30-4tRR)
1-BEDROOM apt., Topping area
near airport. $525 first month, $625
month thereafter, includes heat/AC.
Washer/dryer. Utilities included.
No pets. Deposit/steady income
required. After 5p.m. call 804-7585734, 804-832-9058.(7-30-4tRR)
15x40 and 15x44 WAREHOUSE
SPACES available. Heated, electric
hook ups. $195 and $210 per month.
Call 804-758-5500.(7-2-tf)
3BD, 2BA WATERFRONT Home
w/dock near Burgess. Credit check
and secuirty deposit required. Rent
negotiable. Ken Michaels, Bay
Meadows Real Estate, 804-7611763.(8-13-3tRR)
COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR
RENT: 120’x56’ truck height for
loading and unloading. For more
information call 804-758-1099.
(7-16-tf)
DELTAVILLE APARTMENT: 2bedroom, 2bath, screen porch, AC,
heat pump, gas logs, washer/dryer
hookup, boat ramp access, good
for singles or couples, no pets, no
smoking. $850 plus security deposit.
References required. 804-514-4831.
(8-6-2t)
DELTAVILLE, 3BR, 1.5BA home,
across from J&W Seafood. Paved
driveway, central air, hardwood
floors. No pets. No smoking. $800/
mo., $1,000 security. Call 370-9163.
(7-23-4t)
DELTAVILLE: 3bedroom, 1bath,
large family room, fireplace, access
to boat ramp and pier. $650 per
month. Security deposit required.
776-6471 or 776-9774.(8-6-4t)
DELTAVILLE: Water view w/beach
access, 2BR, 2BA, ranch house.
Deck and screened porch. No smoking. $850 plus security and references. Call 804-815-8199.(8-13-4t)
DOUBLE WIDE outside of Urbanna
within walking distance to Marina.
Three bedrooms, two baths, living
room, dining room, kitchen and
bonus room on nice size lot. Appliances included. $685 per month plus
$685 security deposit. Applicants are
required to fill out Rental Application
complete with references. Available
immediately. 804-514-5304.(8-13-1t)
HARTFIELD VILLAGE CENTER:
Routes 33/3, 2400sq.ft. office available next to Danos Restaurant.
Formerly used for physical therapy.
Smaller spaces also available. Call
Marguerithe Haasnoot, 776-6044 or
776-9124.(7-30-4t)
HARTFIELD: 4BEDROOM, nice
rancher, 2baths, washer and
dryer. Credit check and references
required, $850/mo., $850 deposit.
Available immediately! 804-3852881.(8-6-3t)
HOUSE in Deltaville, Stingray Point
area. 2Bedrooms, 1 1/2baths, den,
family room, kitchen, utility room
with washer/dryer, central AC/heat.
Maximum: 2 people. Water access
and dock privileges for boat. $750/
month plus deposit and references.
Call 804-815-1453.(8-6-3tRR)
HOUSE IN TOPPING: 3Bedrooms,
2baths, fireplace, central air, fully
renovated w/boathouse. $1,200/mo.
Short-term lease available for educational employees. 804-338-7166.
(8-13-2t)
I M M A C U L AT E TO W N H O U S E
GLOUCESTER WATERFRONT
MIDDLESEX BOTH 3BR, 2BA,
$850-$1250. OTHER NUMEROUS
SELECTIONS, PRESTIGIOUS
LOCATIONS. REVIEW: RIVAHRENTAL.COM. RESPONSIBLE
PERSONS, TEACHERS, PROFESSIONALS WELCOME. INFORMATION/ INQUIRIES? 804-761-0845,
804-776-6500.(8-13-2tRR)
MOBILE HOME in the Urbanna
area, 2bedrooms, 1 bath, living room
and kitchen. Appliances included.
Available September 1st. $575 per
month plus $575 security deposit.
NEW 2BR/1BA in Deltaville, W/D
hookup, heat pump, no pets, no
smoking. Yard work provided. Open
kitchen/ dining/ living area. $800/
mo.+sec. dep., credit report. 804776-9760.(6-25-tf)
NEW STORAGE UNITS in Deltaville,
next to T’s Tee Shirts. Sizes from
4’x12’ to 10’x32’. Call 804-363-0371.
(1-19-tf)
NEWLY CONSTRUCTED 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, nice yard in
Church View area. $850/mo. Call
804-512-8716.(6-18-tf)
OFFICE SPACE for rent in professional office building in Deltaville.
Call 804-758-4540 for information.
(7-3-tf)
OFFICE SPACE for rent in professional office building in Saluda.
Call 804-758-4540 for information.
(7-3-tf)
OFFICE/ Retail for Rent. 131 Cross
St., Urbanna. 600sq.ft. 804-8152223.(7-23-4t)
REEDVILLE/ Great Wicomico
River. Multi-level contemporary.
Kit/ Din room/ decks/ 3BR/ 2BA/
views. 2150sq.ft. Game room/ patio/
garage. $1400/mo. Call Debbie,
Morgan Edwards Realty, 804-8158621.(7-9-13t)
RENT/SALE: Hardyville, 3Bedroom,
2Bath, 2000sq.ft., kitchen, dining,
living, Florida, bonus room, double
garage, storage, fenced yard, many
amenities. $1,200/mo., $279,900.
804-776-9895.(8-6-2t)
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Roofing and ConstRuCtion, inC.
Masonry Work
all types of home Repairs
Class a Contractor #2705042776a
Brick, Block & Stone
New & Repair Work
“No Job Too Small”
Mike Parker
Office: 804-776-6771
30 Years
804-693-4512
Experience
Free Estimates (C) 757-951-3360
Hoy’s Landscape
(804) 725-2602
Saluda Siding and Trim
Tim Musick - Call - Free Estimates
Tree, Shrub & Mulch Installation
Grading & Bed Preparation
Driveway & Bed Maintenance
758-9225
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Fax: 804-776-9301
Cell: 804-815-7807
Complete Bathroom Remodeling
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Shower Repairs / Re-grouting
Tile Backsplashes, Patios & Sunrooms
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Septic Tanks Pumped, Drain Lines
and Distribution Boxes Cleaned
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tainless
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804-694-7561
Email:
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Full service Canvas Shop with 16 years experience.
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Siding - Decks - Windows - Painting - Porches - Sunrooms
Licensed & Insured
Visit us @ www.probuilthome.com
1-757-784-0619
1-804-966-2127
Piers • Retaining Walls • Seawalls • Jetties
Boatlifts • Boathouses • Piledriving
Ask for Wallace Davis
Hartfield • (804) 776-6600
www.fleetbrothersva.com
New & Repair Work in Wood, Vinyl or Rip Rap
Family Owned & Operated Since 1950
804-776-6448 or 804-776-0418
Fleet Brothers
Installation & Sales • Custom Vinyl Windows
Replacement • New Construction
Patio Doors & Storm Doors
Showroom by Appointment
5344 Mary Ball Road • Lively, Virginia
OF EASTERN VIRGINIA
Locally Owned & Operated by Julie
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STANDARD FEATURES
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• Tilt-In-Sashes
• 1/2 Screen
• Dual Weather Stripping
Only $219
Route 33 • Hartfield
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RYMAN’S INC.
Air Conditioning & Heating
804-758-2978
Urbanna, VA
Removal of Metal
Windows Extra
OPTIONAL FEATURES
• Low-E Glass w/Argon Gas
• Colonial Grids
• Foam Insulation
DOOR & WINDOW
• Wrap Window Facing
PRE-HUNG
ALUMINUM
• Full Screens
• Casements & Sliders
STORM DOORS
• Bay & Bow
PRICING INCLUDES
FALCON
HARDWARE & INSTALLATION
804-462-7840 or Toll Free 866-462-7840
Showroom by appointment
5344 Mary Ball Road • Lively, VA.
Artie
Hartfield, VA 23071
Phone: Day - 776-9485
Night - 776-6055
Bryan McCauley
(804) 776-9487
J.A. Jessie, Sr. & Sons
An affordable home Generator System keeps your power on!
We have all sizes. Factory trained technicians.
We service all brands of generators. Service contracts available.
(804)462-7840 or
Toll-Free (866)462-7840
Carlton H. Brownley
PR -BUILT
Sowinski Tile & Marble
Licensed & Insured
Exteriors • RV’s • Black Streak Removal
Decks Cleaned & Resealed
758-0345 Jack Horton 757-613-9060
Let us take care of your
Landscaping needs.
Tile, Marble, Granite, Terazzo, Mosaics
Ben Sowinski
804-785-2029
804-814-4665
Power Washing
The most energy efficient heating
& cooling system you can buy.*
*Based on total energy costs. Total energy costs calculated using ARI Standards 210/240-94, the DOE test procedures (10 CFR, Part 430,
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FAmily Owned & OperAted Since 1968
(804) 776-6600
Quality Constructed
“Over 55 Years of Dependable Service”
Storage Barns
Quality Constructed Storage Barns
We also have Custom Gazebos!
Call Wallace Davis or
John Arthur Robins
For details and prices.
Two Car Garage
Call Wallace Davis
or John Arthur
Robins
We also have
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ustom
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“Over 51 Years of Dependable Service”
Specializing in
Interior and
Exterior Painting
Check out our internet specials at
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Carpentry
Drywall
Wallpapering
Deltaville Painting
&
Contracting
Owner
Licensed & Insured
Phone (804) 776-7663
ANTHONY N. KIRKLAND� Cell 512-8663�
For Rent
For Sale
Help Wanted
Help Wanted
SALUDA: 2 Bedroom Apartment
in quiet neighborhood. No pets/ no
smoking. $600/mo. Owner/agent.
Call 804-690-6568.(5-7-tf)
LEBLANC STUDENT CLARINET.
$100. Call 758-9146.(8-13-2t)
with customers to fulfill their delivery/
service needs, actively sell from
showroom, and perform assorted
office functions (accounting and
data entry). We will provide necessary training. Background check
and pre-employment drug screening required. Strong interpersonal,
organizational and telephone skills
a must. Microsoft Office experience
a prerequisite. We offer a professional and safe work environment,
competitive wages, health and
dental benefits, 401k plan and bonus
opportunities. Tuition reimbursement is also available. EOE. Send
Resumes to P.O. Box 100, Hartfield,
VA 23071, 804-776-9724.(8-6-2t)
of race, color, national origin, sex, or
disability in recruiting and employment. Inquiries related to college’s
nondiscrimination policies should be
directed to the Human Resources
Manager, 12745 College Drive,
Glenns, VA 23149, 804-758-6728.
To apply, please send a resume
and a complete set of unofficial transcripts to either campus: Warsaw
Campus, Petie Norris, RCC, 52
Campus Drive, Warsaw, VA 225724272, [email protected],
804-333-6752. Glenns Campus,
Glenn Courtney, RCC, 12745 College Drive, Glenns, VA 23149-2616,
[email protected].
804-758-6743.(8-6-2t)
DAYCARE HAS OPENINGS for your
child. Licensed, preschool, lunch,
snacks and activities included. Two
adult caregivers, possible financial
arrangements. CPR and first aid
certified. 804-436-3021.(8-13-6t)
RAPPAHANNOCK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE’s Glenns campus seeks
a part-time electrical wiring instructor. Position requirements: high
school diploma, journeyman electrician certification, considerable work
experience; preferred requirements:
master electrician certification,
associate degree and teaching
experience; teaching assignment is
three mornings per week beginning
Sept. 8, 2009. Satisfactory reference
and criminal background checks are
a condition of employment. EEO/
AA/M/F/D Rappahannock Community College does not discriminate
on the basis of race, color, national
origin, sex, or disability in recruiting
and employment. Inquiries related to
college’s nondiscrimination policies
should be directed to the Human
Resources Manager, 12745 College Drive, Glenns, VA 23149, 804758-6728. To apply, please send a
resume and a complete set of unofficial transcripts to either campus:
Warsaw Campus, Petie Norris,
RCC, 52 Campus Drive, Warsaw,
VA 22572-4272, [email protected], 804-333-6752. Glenns
Campus, Glenn Courtney, RCC,
12745 College Drive, Glenns, VA
23149-2616, [email protected]. 804-758-6743.(8-6-2t)
URBANNA at Queen Anne’s Cove,
FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO
BUY. 2BR/2BA Condo on Urbanna
Creek. $1400 per month, condo fee
included. Boat slip is available for
monthly charge. Inquiries: Call Jeff
La Vangie, Hometown Realty, 804249-2826.(8-13-4t)
URBANNA, KILMERS POINT,
Large custom 3-4bedroom home
with loads of upgrades, views, community amenities. Available immediately. Deposit and credit check
required. $1,695. Lee Management
Co., 804-436-7031.(7-9-tf)
URBANNA: 2BR Duplex, complete
kitchen, plus washer/ dryer. Available. $700/mo.+ security deposit.
Call 804-758-5028.(8-13-1t)
URBANNA: 2BR, 2BA, mobile
home. Excellent condition, quiet
neighborhood. No pets/smoking.
Living room, W/D hookup, central
heating/ac. $475/mo, $300 deposit.
References required. Walking distance to marina. Call for availability.
757-556-5033, email: rob1492@
verizon.net.(8-13-4t)
URBANNA: 3BR, 2 1/2BA Townhouse. $975/month. MEACHIM
CREEK: 3BR, 2BA, large glass
porch, pier. $1,000/month. Call Eric
Johnson, 804-815-8374, Mason
Realty.(7-23-4t)
URBANNA: Unfurnished 2nd floor
apartment. Convenient location
on Cross Street. Bedroom, den/
office, living room, kitchen, 1 bath.
Private entrance. Walk to stores,
restaurants, and marinas. $585
plus deposit and references. Call
804-776-8400.(8-6-3tRR)
WATER VIEW: Waterfront w/boat
ramp access, 3bedroom, 1 1/2bath
house, full basement, Florida room,
carport, garage. Central heating/
AC. Dishwasher/ washer/ dryer.
$950/mo. 757-565-6249.(6-11-13t)
LOW DOWNPAYMENTS! $0-5%
down on all homes! Land/ home
packages available. 1-877-3533922.(8-13-4t)
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, WE WANT
YOUR BUSINESS! Top modular
builder willing to “do what it takes” to
build your new dream home. Factory
direct pricing and top quality homes!
Call for details. 1-877-353-3922.
(8-13-4t)
MODULAR LAND/ HOME SALE!
Why pay more? Top quality homes
at factory prices. Avoid the middle
man! WE HAVE LAND PACKAGES!
Call for details. 1-877-353-3922.
(8-13-4t)
OUR RECENT SALES SUCCESS,
we have a good selection of top
quality trade ins all at very reasonable prices. 4-cylinder Ford diesel
tractor runs good, 4 good tires.
$3,195. Check out our special
financing on John Deere and Toro.
Chimney Corner, 694-5385 or 7252471.(8-13-1tRR)
PET SAFE Dog Kennel, 7 1/2x13,
new in box, $175. Call 758-2466.
(8-13-2t)
SHOP AVON at home or in your
office with personal delivery and
guaranteed satisfaction! Contact:
Morgan M., Avon Independent Sales
Representative at 804-387-1234 or
www.youravon.com/mmontecalvo.
(8-13-1t)
SINGLEWIDE SALE! All Singlewide
homes are on sale thru Aug. 23rd.
Don’t wait. Buy now and get the
$8000 tax credit good thru Dec. 1st.
1-877-353-3922. Clayton Homes of
Newport News.(8-13-4t)
SOFA: Print is small navy pineapple
w/beige background, in very good
condition, $200. Phone: 758-4138.
(8-13-3t)
YAMAHA STUDENT TRUMPET in
case; good condition, $200; 804776-7018.(8-13-2t)
Vacation Rentals
Yard Sales
A BEAUTIFUL URBANNA Harbour Waterfront Getaway: Porch,
4 bedrooms. Weekend/ Weekly.
(804)639-1256. http://www.vacationvanc.com.(10-18-tf)
287 LOVERS LANE, Deltaville, Sat.
8/15, 9am. Name brand clothes and
more.(8-13-1t)
DELTAVILLE: 1Bdrm Cottage, plus
queen pull-out sleeper. Convenient
to all marinas. Very nice. $350/weekend, $600/week. Call 804-366-3540.
(6-11-13t)
FURNISHED 2-BEDROOM COTTAGE w/river view, screened porch
with swing, boat ramp and pier
access. Call for info, 757-813-4959.
(4-30-tf)
WATERFRONT COTTAGE: Pier,
beach, AC/heat, fireplace, two
bedrooms, screened porch, canoe.
www.Rivahvacations.com for information and pictures. (804)7415511 evenings. Summer $800/week.
(4-16-52t)
WEEKEND RETREAT
WHITE STONE, VA
*4 BR HOME
*Sandy beach
*Panoramic views of bay
*Daily/weekly, Seasonal Rate
(804)464-1227
www.waterdogrentals.com
(EOW)
For Sale
2 0 0 2 H O L I D AY R A M B L E R
Motor Home. 29-foot, class-C, 2
slides, V-10, Ford-450 super duty,
generator, HWH auto leveling,
32,000 miles. Excellent condition.
$44,500. 804-776-9246 or 804-2414243.(8-13-1t)
39ft. TRAVEL TRAILER. 1995
Custom Holiday Rambler. 4-season,
central ac/heat, one slide out. Solid
oak cabinets. Must see, pictures
available. $10,400. Call 804-8151170.(8-6-4t)
AT L A N T I C M O B I L E H O M E S
Summer Sale! Two doublewides
and two singles at reduced prices.
Don’t miss out on these low prices.
Call 804-758-5681 or 800-5510337. Located on Rt. 17, Saluda,
VA.(7-30-4t)
BIG SALE! Aug. 14th thru Aug.
23rd. Special Govt. financing and
REDUCED pricing on all homes!
Land and home packages available.
$8000 TAX CREDIT ends Dec. 1st,
2009. Don’t miss out! 1-877-3533922. Clayton Homes of Newport
News.(8-13-4t)
CAMPER SHELL: maroon, fits 8ft.
standard bed on pick-up truck.
FREEZER: 3x2, top lifts up. 757596-9446.(8-13-2t)
FILL DIRT. $90/load delivered.
30-mile radius from Saluda. 7582800.(6-30-tf)
HARD CRABS, green or steamed.
Soft crabs and peelers, Fish.
B.N.Garnett Seafood, Water View.
804-758-4695, please call ahead.
Open Wed-Sat.(6-11-13t)
HUGE 4BR FOR LESS THAN
RENT! 4BR/2BA home placed
on your lot or in MHP at low, low
payments! $8000 tax credit ENDS
DEC. 1st, 2009. Buy now and save!
1-877-353-3922.(8-13-4t)
IMAGE 8.25 Elliptical exercise
machine. $60. Call 758-4503.(8-132t)
KENMORE washer and dryer. $100
for both. Call 758-4503.(8-13-2t)
Classified Rates
$6.00 minimum for up to 25 words,
one week; 2 weeks $10.00; 3 weeks
$15.00; 4 or more weeks $4.50 each
week. Minimum run for TFN ads, 4
weeks. 25 words or fewer, 13 successive weeks, $40.00. Ads with 26 or
more words, 24¢ each word. Custom
classifieds $1.25 per line, minimum
$11.25.
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 804758-2328, FAX 804-758-5896, email
<[email protected]>, submit
on line at ssentinel.com or mail to:
Classifieds, Southside Sentinel, P.O.
Box 549, Urbanna, Va. 23175.
Corrections: Please check your ad
the first week to see that it is correct.
HUGE! Saturday, Aug. 15th, 8am
until 3pm. 110 Dirt Bike w/helmet,
Rene Pierre Foosball table, 2000
19ft Sea Pro Skiff, sports cards,
Playstation games and much more!
112 Stiff Lane, Deltaville at end of
Crittenden Road.(8-13-1t)
SATURDAY, AUG. 15th, 7:30am.
North of Saluda, Rt. 17, Tidewater
Trail, just before Jamaica Post
Office, near VA Raceway. Household, chairs, kitchen, many items!
Canceled if rain.(8-13-1t)
SATURDAY, Aug. 15th, 8to3. Everything! Household, clothes, furniture,
tools, etc. Everything must go!
334 Barricks Mill Road, Syringa.
(8-13-1t)
SATURDAY, August 15, 471
Waverly Road, Urbanna, VA, 8a.m.
until 1p.m. Furniture, clothes, grill,
TV, and much more.(8-13-1t)
Autos/Trucks
1995 FORD CONVERSION VAN:
White w/blue interior, all options,
excellent condition, $2,900. Call
804-761-1763.(8-13-3tRR)
Boats/Motors
1978 TROJAN, 32ft. hardtop
Express, fiberglass, twin FWC
225hp, new exhaust manifold, AC,
full electronics, sleeps 6, excellent
condition. $22,500. 804-559-7801.
(8-13-4tRR)
20ft. ANGLER, center console w/
motor and trailer. 115hp. Less than
25hrs. $12,000. 804-815-1170.
(8-6-4t)
DONATE your boat or car to the
Deltaville Maritime Museum. Call
804-776-7200.(7-23-13t)
GRADY WHITE 1991, 190 Tournament, Yamaha 130 w/trailer. $8,500.
Call 804-512-9219.(8-13-2t)
Marine Services
CHRIS’ BOAT SHOW Quality Detailing and Bottom Work. 804-6947304.(5-21-13t)
KLEENFUEL: Fuel polishing, tank
cleaning using the Ocean Marine
System, USCG licensed and insured.
Save on your boat downtime. VISA
and Mastercard accepted. Cell, 804694-6040.(4-30-26t)
MARINE SURVEYS. Peter W.
Schacht Co. 804-824-4102.(2-21tf)
SAILBOAT RIDES, LESSONS and
consulting. Boat repair and restoration, fiberglass repair, boat painting,
stripping, varnishing, etc. 804-8244006.(7-23-13t)
Help Wanted
CHOOSE YOUR HOURS, Your
Income and Your Rewards. I DO!
Contact: Morgan, M., Avon Independent Sales Representative at
804-387-1234. www.youravon.com/
mmontecalvo.(8-13-1t)
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE: Growing propane company seeks motivated, dependable
team player. This person will interact
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) 5513247. For the hearing-impaired, call
(804) 367-9753. E-mail fairhousing@
dpor.virginia.gov. Web site: www.fairhousing.vipnet.org
DENTAL ASSISTANT: Busy general dentistry practice is seeking
two dental assistants for expected
full-time openings for Spring 2010.
A highly motivated, team oriented
applicant with excellent verbal and
clinical skills are required with a
minimum of 2 years experience.
We offer competitive wages, 401k
retirement program, hospitalization
and bonus systems. All interested
applicants can fax their resume
to 804-725-1685 or mail to Office
Manager, P.O. Box 600, Mathews,
VA 23109.(8-13-tf)
DENTAL HYGIENIST: Busy general dentistry practice is seeking a
licensed Hygienist for an expected
full-time opening for Spring 2010.
A highly motivated, team oriented
applicant with excellent verbal and
clinical skills is required. We offer
competitive wages, 401K retirement
program, hospitalization and bonus
systems. All interested applicants
can fax their resume to 804-7251685 or mail to Office Manager,
P.O. Box 600, Mathews, VA 23109.
(8-13-tf)
GM SERVICE TECH w/state inspectors license. Apply in person to Ray
Church, Bill Hudgins Pontiac GMC,
6907 George Washington Memorial
Highway, Gloucester.(7-7-tfRR)
LOOKING FOR CLASS-A Painter.
Only need to apply if you have ten
years or more experience, transportation and cell phone. Call Hamilton
Custom Painting, 804-776-0173.
(7-30-4t)
PA RT S M A N A G E R : A p p l y i n
person to Bill or Brad Hudgins. Bill
Hudgins Pontiac GMC, 6907 George
Washington Memorial Highway,
Gloucester.(7-7-tfRR)
PUBLIC HEALTH DENTIST
(#TR022)
Provide dental treatment to patients
in Three Rivers Health District using
a mobile dental clinic. Here is an
opportunity to enjoy dental practice
in Virginia, contribute to the community, be a part of a healthcare team
and grow professionally. Duties
include: dental exams, applying
sealants, restorations, pulp therapy,
crowns, extractions, taking and
interpreting x-rays, prophylaxis,
instructing patients on proper dental
hygiene and proper diet to promote
oral health. Makes referrals for
specialty procedures such as orthodontics or surgery. May perform
some administrative duties and may
supervise other dental or administrative support staff. VDH offers a
competitive compensation package
to the best qualified applicants,
including negotiable base salary
and potential recruitment incentives. An array of valuable benefits
for classified employees includes:
employer-paid retirement, employerpaid life insurance, employer-paid
malpractice protection, employersubsidized health insurance, pre-tax
457/401(a) deferred compensation
plan with employer cash match
up to $40/month, pre-tax medical
reimbursement and child/elder care
reimbursement plans, employerpaid short term and long term disability plan, annual leave, sick leave,
and paid holidays.
A completed application, including
all previous employment, salary history, and education, must be submitted online at www.vdh.virginia.gov
for consideration. No faxed, mailed,
or emailed applications accepted.
Virginia Department of Health is an
Equal Opportunity Employer.
For technical and dentist-related
questions, Dr. Lynn Browder can be
contacted at: 703-792-6323 or 804864-7776 or email: Lynn.Browder@
vdh.virginia.gov(7-23-4t)
RECEPTIONIST: Busy general
dentistry practice is seeking a
receptionist for an expected full-time
opening in Spring 2010. Successful
candidates should have good communication skills, with an emphasis
in customer care, and be highly
motivated with at least 2 years
experience. We offer competitive
wages, 401k retirement program,
hospitalization and bonus systems.
All interested applicants can fax their
resume to 804-725-1685 or mail
to Office Manager, P.O. Box 600,
Mathews, VA 23109.(8-13-tf)
RAPPAHANNOCK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE seeks qualified part-time
instructors in the following areas for
fall 2009 semester. Transfer: Both
campuses. Physical education/
Recreation, English, biology, microcomputer applications and concepts.
Position requirements: master’s
degree with 18 graduate semester
hours in the discipline; teaching
experience preferred. Bachelor’s
degree with certifications may substitute for master’s degree in physical
education/recreation. Developmental Studies: Both campuses: English
and Math. Position requirements:
bachelor’s degree in a related discipline, teaching/ occupational experience or graduate training; master’s
degree preferred. Career: Nursing.
Position Requirements: BSN, RN
license; master’s degree preferred
(Warsaw). Electronics instructor.
Position requirements: bachelor’s
degree in electronics or related field;
minimum two (2) years work experience; teaching experience preferred
(Glenns). Electrical wiring instructor.
Position requirements: high school
diploma, journeyman electrician certification; considerable work experience; master electrician certification
and teaching experience preferred
(Glenns). All degrees must be from
regionally accredited institutions.
Satisfactory reference and criminal
background checks are a condition
of employment. EEO/AA/M/F/D
Rappahannock Community College
does not discriminate on the basis
SERVICE WRITER for small boats.
Meet with customers, create work
orders, review invoices. Some
hands on mechanical work will be
required. Yamaha or MerCruiser
certifications are a plus. Must have
at least five years experience working on small craft. Located Deltaville,
Va. FX resume to 804-725-7904.
(8-13-1t)
THE STEAMBOAT RESTAURANT
at The Piankatank River Golf Club
has employment opportunities
available for bussers, dishwashers
and cart attendants. Please apply in
person. 804-776-6589.(8-6-2tRR)
VICE PRESIDENT OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT (Position
FA032) Rappahannock Community College seeks a dynamic and
energetic individual to lead the college’s Workforce and Community
Development area. This person is
responsible for cultivating relationships with local business, government, and education entities within
the college’s 12-county service
region. The successful candidate
will have demonstrated experience
with business and industry training,
adult education, and workforce
development. The WCD provides
customized contract training for
private and public sector employers. The VP reports to the president
and oversees credit, non-credit, and
personal development offerings. The
VP will be responsible for strategic
planning, assessing the current and
future needs of the region, and successfully implementing the vision of
the WCD. The VP will evaluate the
services provided by the center and
make continuous improvements.
QUALIFICATIONS: A Master ’s
degree in a field related to adult
education and business training and
considerable related experience is
required. Demonstrated experience
in delivering technical/ vocational/
business education and training for
business and industry. Competency
in budget development, fiscal management, and use of technology for
both management and marketing,
are required. Demonstrated success with communication and interpersonal skills, ability to work with
trainers and business personnel,
and ability to manage professional
employees is required. A doctorate,
experience at a community college,
and extensive work experience
are preferred. Familiarity with the
college’s service region is highly
desirable. Rappahannock Community College serves 12 counties
in the Northern Neck and Middle
Peninsula areas of Virginia. The
college has two campuses located
approximately 40 miles apart. Salary
is commensurate with education and
experience with excellent benefits
package. Satisfactory reference and
criminal background checks are a
condition of employment. “A Commonwealth of Virginia Employment
application, cover letter, resume and
unofficial transcripts are required.
Review of applications will begin
on August 31, 2009 and continue
until position is filled. Official transcripts required prior to appointment.
Rappahannock Community College,
Human Resource Office, Judith Mullins, 12745 College Drive, Glenns,
Virginia 23149. [email protected], 804-758-6727, faxed 804758-6810 and Internet applications
will be accepted. Applications from
minorities are strongly encouraged.
EEO/AA/M/F/D Rappahannock
Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color,
national origin, sex, or disability in
recruiting and employment. Inquiries
related to college’s nondiscrimination policies should be directed to
the Human Resources Manager.
12745 College Drive, Glenns, VA
23149, 804-758-6728. Applicants
with disabilities should contact
human resource office at least five
days prior to interview date if special accommodations are needed.
Resumes will not substitute for a
fully completed state application.
Applications may be obtained by
downloading from our website at
www.rappahannock.edu.(8-3-1t)
WAITPERSON
Part time Breakfast and Lunch shift.
Apply in person. Willaby’s. Route 3,
White Stone. No phone calls.(8-133tRR)
Job Wanted
RETIRED 36 years in the energy
business. (Penneco Oil-Vice President of Sales). Looking for full or
part-time work. 802-533-2594.
(8-13-1t)
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A world of service
for your car
& you.
Auto/Marine machine
shop on premises
Follow Rt. 3 to Rt. 200 in White Stone
Call 804-435-6660
Open Monday thru Friday 7:30-5:30 &
Drop off Saturday 7:30-10:00
Town of Urbanna
PUblic noTice
The Planning Commission
will hold a public hearing on
Thursday, August 27, 2009, at
7 p.m., in Council Chambers
to consider the revisions to the
Town Code, Chapter 16 through
Chapter 21. The revisions can
be reviewed Monday through
Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
and 1:30 – 4:30 p.m.
08.13.09 & 08.20.09
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS – SNOW REMOVAL
VDOT is currently seeking vendors to submit quotes for rental
of equipment w/operators for the 2009-2010 SNOW & ICE REMOVAL SEASON in Gloucester, King & Queen, Mathews and
Middlesex Counties. Snow removal equipment such as dump
trucks, pickups with plows, motorgraders, backhoes, dozers,
track loaders, rubber-tire loaders, and farm tractors. Price per
hour shall include operators, fuel, tire chains, supplies and required insurance. Equipment needs to be in good mechanical
condition for a 24/7 operation. VDOT reserves the right to determine acceptability of equipment type, size and condition.
The lowest responsible, responsive contractor that is certified as a DMBE-small business and eVA registered will be
ranked first. Therefore, owners are highly encouraged to register with eVA, Virginia’s electronic purchasing system and to
certify through DMBE as a small, minority or woman-owned
business. Our office hours will be extended August 19th until
6:00PM to assist with this process.
Equipment Agreement Forms (M7B) can be obtained at the
Saluda Residency from 8–5:00 or the Local VDOT Offices,
8–3 Mon. – Fri. Bids must be received at Virginia Department
of Transportation, Saluda Residency, 1027 General Puller
Highway, Saluda, Va. 23149, by 9 a.m. on Tuesday, September
15, 2009. For questions call (804) 758-2321.
EEO/AA Employer
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Urbanna Creek Farms 3 stories! 3 BR, 2½ BA... Wood/carpet floors...
Two porches... 2,100+ SF, plus 864 SF in unfinished basement... All
stainless steel appliances... Built in 2005... On 1.5 acres on stream of
Urbanna Creek............................................................................$225,000
Meachim Creek Over 4 acres in 2 separate parcels... Large 36'x48' barn/stor-
age with electric... Detached garage/shop... Pier with boathouse... Nice house
with large deck, wood stove... 3 BR, 2 BA... Approximately 2,200 SF...$419,500
golf results
Results of the Piankatank
River Ladies Golf Association
low net event on August 6 are
as follows:
1st flight—1st, Carole Lloyd
68; 2nd, Lindy Hatch 73; 3rd,
Ann Stanley 78.
2nd flight—1st, Marny Richardson 67; 2nd, Cricket Call 69; 3rd, Patty Rosenberg 77.
3rd flight—1st, Carol Sennott 75; 2nd, Bev Hudgins 76;
3rd, Robin Curtis 78.
Results of the Deer Run
Ladies Golf Association trophy
day last week are as follows:
Meachim Creek at Rappahannock Just renovated... New room design, flooring, heat and air, painting, etc... 3 BR, 2 BA... Upper suite with
sitting room... Free-standing FIREPLACE... Cute look-a-like playhouse...
Storage building... Pier and boathouse..................................................$349,950
brick home... Large glass sun room... Hardwood floors.. See-through
FIREPLACE... Large storage building... POOL..........................$299,000
Business Services
Still looking for a job! Please call
Ray at 758-1817. Part time, full
time. Day jobs.(7-23-4t)
JOANN’S House Cleaning Service.
Reasonable rates. 804-758-3000.
(6-25-13t)
SEARS REAL ESTATE & APPRAISALS
Wanted
LAURA’S HOUSECLEANING: Free
estimates! Reasonable rates! Experienced. References available. Call
804-832-9458.(7-9-13t)
Need an appraisal anywhere in the Middle Peninsula area? Commercial
and residential appraisals prepared for Refinancing, Sales, Purchases,
Estate Planning, Divorces, Etc. Short turn around times and quality
reports. We have been appraising in the area for over 50 years.
Wanted To Buy
$$$PRIVATE COLLECTOR wants
to buy U.S. gold and silver coins.
Highest prices paid. Call for appointment, 804-694-7879.(6-11-13t)
AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE by
Brandon Putney. Monthly, weekly, biweekly, or as needed. Power washing and debris removal. Reasonable
rates. 804-514-5303.(6-11-13t)
AUGUST BOARDING SPECIAL,
one month free at all weather facility.
Flexible hours, stall mats, organic
fly control, dehumidified tackroom,
2 arenas, 1 covered, 1 lighted. 45
years professional experience.
Ground works, conditioning, lessons
available. 776-0606.(8-13-2t)
C O L O R C O N S U LT I N G : I n t e rior/exterior paint and materials;
MURALS and commissioned art.
Professional, experienced, licensed
contractor. See online portfolio and
general information: http://www.
marshhawkstudio.com, call Lausanne, 804-815-6851.(8-6-tf)
COUNCIL CONTRACTING: Decks,
Renovations, Additions, Rot Repair,
Siding, Painting, Roofing. For all
your contracting needs. Class A,
Fully Insured, 30 Years Experience.
804-776-8327 or 804-240-6448.
(8-13-13tRR)
CUSTOM PAINTING: Affordable
prices. Exterior and interior, power
washing. Former Williamsburg
contractor, 22 years experience.
References if needed. 804-7767884.(7-2-13t)
Deltaville at Bush Park Estates Access to Bush Park Creek!
3 BR, 2 BA... DECK... 2-car attached garage..................$209,000
Urbanna In town! Lovely 2-BR,
1-BA Ranch… Very private! Walk
to pool, library and marina... Extra
lot!............................Asking $229,000
Financing Available
Job Wanted
COMPUTER DOCTOR makes
house calls! PC hardware or software problems? Have toolbag, will
travel! Network, home theater, digital TV, HDTV setups. Reasonable
rates. 804-758-5365.(6-18-13t)
Meachim Creek 3 BR, 2 BA... Nicely renovated home... New roof, siding, heat pump and PIER... On ¾-acre site... Long water views including
Rappahannock River...............................................................................$395,000
776-7754 • 695-4897
$50, or all three for $100. Tickets will be sold during each
season.
Contact MHS athletic director Brad Norris at 758-3928 for
more information.
B. ROY HENNIGAR, Painting contractor serving Middlesex County for
30 yrs. Interior and exterior painting.
Free estimates. 804-776-6497.
(4-2-26t)
Garnett Hill – Urbanna Refurbished and very spacious! 3-BR, 2-BA
“Harvey’s Tree Service”
Season tickets for home
sports games are on sale at the
main office of Middlesex High
School in Saluda. Tickets are
available for each MHS sports
season (fall, winter, spring) for
Business Services
Playhouse!
Lawn Care • Landscaping
Tree Removal • Lot Clearing
Rip Rap • Bulkheads • Piers/Repairs
MHS season tickets on sale
WILL PAY CASH for used, wrecked
or junked CARS and TRUCKS. Will
pick up. Call 758-5277.(12-14-tf)
North Point near Urbanna Large 3-BR, 2-BA home with great floor plan...
Living room with FIREPLACE... DR, glassed den... Central air/heat pump...
Walk up to floored attic... 2-car garage, shop and storage building... On an
ACRE... Great neighborhood...................................................................$349,000
HTS
Overall Low Gross Winner: Joan Combs 83.
Overall Low Net Winner: Judy Spain 69.
1st Flight low net winners: 1st, Faye Ruf 74; 2nd, Corinna
Kunipo 76; 3rd, Kim Williams
77.
2nd Flight low net winners:
1st, Sue Silberhorn 70; 2nd,
Alice Watts 73; 3rd, Pat Olson
75.
3rd Flight low net winners:
1st, Delois Robinson 72; 2nd,
Ann Nicastro 73; 3rd, Eva Mullins 75.
D. STEVENS CONSTRUCTION,
LLC. Class A Building Contractor.
Licensed and Fully Insured. New
homes, additions, renovations and
more. Call Darrell 804-815-2154 or
804-443-2898.(4-30-tf)
ERIN RAE LAWN CARE-Grass cutting, trimming, power washing, leaf
pick up, boat washing. Call 804-2379897.(5-21-13t)
LOWERY CARPENTRY SERVICES, LLC: Hardwood floors,
cabinets, trim, decks, water damage,
remodeling, etc. 25 years experience. Free estimates. Licensed and
insured. Phil Lowery, 804-758-1445.
(5-21-13t)
Email news to [email protected]
Kim S. Williams
Certified General Appraiser
FHA Approved Appraisers
804-785-3303
MOWING: Large and small yards.
Call 436-6979.(6-4-tf)
ON THE NAIL CONTRACTING:
CLASS A Contractor, Licensed and
Insured, Charles Harris Contractor. Office (804)725-7550; Cell
(804)815-4686. Framing, flooring,
windows, decks, additions, siding
and more!(10-5-tf)
PAINTING: 1st class, 40yrs. exp.
Licensed and insured. Wilton Creek
Co. Inc. 804-776-9070, 804-4366979 cell.(6-4-tf)
PASSPORT PICTURES made
while you wait! Please call ahead
for appointment, 804-758-2328,
Southside Sentinel, Urbanna.(tf)
R.K. PAYNE HVAC INC. Generators,
automatic, 24 months, no interest.
804-224-8245.(7-30-13t)
REMODELING AND REPAIRS,
Class A Licensed and Insured. In
business 35 years. Wilton Creek
Co. Inc., 804-776-9070 and 804436-6979.(6-4-tf)
Robert J. Sears
Licensed Residential Appraiser
Visit our website, order your appraisal online.
searsrealestateandappraisals.com
P.O. Box 489, 4460 Lewis B. Puller Mem. Hwy., Shacklefords, VA 23156
Home Builder’s Heaven
Hartfield
WORK FROM HOME
LDR zoning, Contractor’s
personal residence. Subdividable 5 acre lot minutes
from the Rappahannock &
Piankatank Rivers. 2200 sq.
ft. of luxurious living space, open floor plan, magnificent Master
suite. 1700 sq. ft 2-bay garage. Motivated Seller that will consider a
combination offer. Priced to Sell @ $374,500 by Long & Foster
SPECIAL TOUCH: Karen’s Cleaning Service, home, office, new
construction. Competitive rates,
licensed and references available.
758-4705.
katgirl0512@yahoo.
com.(7-23-13t)
Call Mark Taylor 814-4080 or Jackie Ingram 357-3421
Business Opportunity
GIFT SHOP, Kilmarnock: Popular
gift shop in business for 15 years.
Priced to sell at $8,900 or will sell
equipment. Call 804-580-1112.
(8-6-3tRR)
HOME BUSINESS with approximately 100 limited addition prints.
(Approx. 50,000 prints on hand),
notecards and all framing equipment. $40,000 OBO. 804-7253401.(6-25-13t)
Lost and Found
REWARD: For return of black bag
of tools that fell off my truck on
North End of Horseshoe Bend Rd.
in Deltaville on Wednesday, Aug. 5.
Please call me at 776-9643. I need
those tools for my work.(8-13-2t)
CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS!
GENERAL SERVICES/ John C.
Sibley. Bush hog, tractor work,
light hauling, sand, gravel, topsoil,
general clean up. 804-758-3000,
804-445-3517.(6-25-13t)
HANDYMAN: Able to do sheetrock,
painting, doors, windows, cabinets,
pressure washing, flooring, trim,
decks, siding. 25 years experience.
Quality work for less. Call Kevin,
758-4223.(6-4-13tRR)
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Licensed • Insured
Free Estimates
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For Sale or rent
Piankatank River River cottage with 2 BR, 2 BA... NEW: roof, siding, windows and doors......................................................................................$295,000
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Eric Johnson . . . . . . . 815-8374
Realtors
Craig Hall. . . . . . . . . . .815-8494
and
Tillie Hudgins . . . . . . . .776-6350
Marvin Mason . . . . . . .815-8391
Appraisers
Steve Darman . . . . . . .815-2036
R. D. Johnson II . . . . . .815-8320 Hersey Mason..758-5624
Walter Lawson, Jr. . . . .758-2836
Irvin R. Shackelford . .815-8400
Jean Darman . . . . . . . .758-0777
Zani Autry . . . . . . . . . .758-3181
Bill Kallam . . . . . . . . . .832-1024
Roberta Chilcoat . . . . .758-8011
Urbanna 758-5372 / Saluda 758-2777 / Deltaville 776-9295
This beautiful,
3-year-young building is
located on Route 33 in
Deltaville, Va.
2,400 sq. ft. allows for
many possibilities.
Call Lee Paul for details
at (804) 776-6535 or
(804) 832-4594
We service all makes & models!
We’ll match/beat others’ comparable equipment!
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Contact Bill Cosby
804.840.4436
IsaBell K. Horsley
real estate, ltd.
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www.HorsleyRealEstate.com
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Laneview Farm
33 Acres
Main House, Remodeled
Hardwood Floors
1st Floor Master Bedroom
Other Farmhouse
2 Bedrooms
Perfect Rental
Helen Edwards
Accredited Buyer’s Rep
Broker - 815-3333
•
In the Heart of Deltaville
www.EdwardsBayandRiverProperties.com
Major Reduction!!
$489,500
$389,900
Visit our website for pictures.
“Thank you crabbers!”
We enjoy
Investment
Properties
• Village Cottage
New Listing
Waterfront in
Delta Shores
Rental or office
prospect $99,000
Just Listed…
Mariners Point Villa
40' Yacht Slip
6' MLW
Wilton Creek @ Piankatank River
24' Living Room Vaulted Ceiling
Fireplace
Many upgrades
Meticulously Maintained
Waterfront Deck
$434,500
Open House
Prime
Waterfront Farm
• Business Zoned
Stutt’s Creek • 6 acres
fixer-upper in town
New Custom Barn &
• Remodeled 3 bed$79,000
Modern Apartment
room, 1½ BA
• Irvington Rd.
2 cleared Homesites
• Cherry cabinets,
Near Tides Inn. ½
Near Yacht Club
Corian counters &
acre before Carters
& Chesapeake Bay
Stainless appliances
Bridge. Profes$459,000
• Multiple garages
sional Bldg. allowed
• $359,000 for 4 lots!
$29,000
MICHAEL MARKETING
REAL ESTATE
INCORPORATED
SOLD
King & Queen – +25 acre horse farm with stalls, barn, 3-BR 2-BA
home. Fenced pasture, close to community college. $315,000
Saturday, August 15, 1– 4 p.m.
64 Mallard Dr., Hardyville, Va. 23070
The Perfect River Getaway
Fishing Bay area, Deltaville!
Attractive 3-BR, 2-BA home... 2-car attached garage...
Access to community boat ramp and pier on Bush Creek off
Rappahannock River.................................................NOW $209,000
Acre Renovated in 2008
Multiple Piers Double Boathouse w/ /Lift Private Ramp
Kitchen, Stainless Steel & Corian
Wood & Tile Floors
3 Bdrms Bar-b-Que Pit & Patio Waterfront Deck $490's
•
Call Virginia Hudgins
804-776-9295 or 832-3295
Mason Realty - Deltaville
24 Acres Piankatank River
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25' Family Rm w/ Stone Fireplace
Gourmet Kitchen
20' Sun Deck Game Room {21 x 21}
1st Floor Master Bedroom
2 Car Garage & Workshop $840's
Deltaville – 1.854 acre lot, homesite cleared and ready to
build, perk approved for 4-BR home in waterfront community with access to boat ramp, pool and tennis court. Walk to
DEEP water boat slips for rent on 1st come basis.
$75,000
Urbanna – BOAT SLIP for Sale with DEEP WATER,
club house/pool. Separately metered.
$34,900
•
Urbanna
in Town
Overlooking Rappahannock
Fireplace in Living Room {27x18} Unique Upstairs Gallery
19' Kitchen, 17' Dining area, 3 Bedrms, 3 Baths $435,000
Syringa – New construction – 3-BR 2-BA home with
open floor plan on 1.15 acres, large pole barn on property. Completion date mid-September.
$148,875
776-9297
Deltaville, VA 23043
Neena Rodgers
Nelson Horsley, Jr.
Lee Maurer
Monty French
Peggy O'Neill
Alana Courtney
436-2326
435-0773
435-9480
357-3400
436-5185
514-4225
758-2430
Urbanna, VA 23175
IsaBell Horsley
436-6833
Lee Chewning
758-4661
Ron Courtney
514-5475
Carolyn Bailey
776-0255
540-273-8254
Rick Law
Katie Horsley Dew 436-6256
Saluda Area – +30 acres, mostly wooded with circa 1970's
rancher, home needs renovations, 3 BR, 3 full BA, full unfinished basement, 3 stalls, barn, outbuildings.
$299,000
WE HAVE OTHER LOTS & HOMES FOR SALE.
GIVE US A CALL, WE WELCOME NEW CLIENTS.
566 Gloucester Road
Saluda, VA 23149
Ray Walden: (804) 815-8647
Office: (804) 758-3093
Mike Jackson: (804) 694-7141
Cheryl Prince Teagle: (804) 694-9025
Nancy P. Jackson: (804) 815-9820 Dennis Mann: (804) 370-0359
These ads reach over a million Virginia readers for
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DELTAVILLE • 776-9281
ANNOUNCEMENTS / NOTICES:
DIVORCE with or without Children
$95.00. With FREE name change
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and easy. Call us 24 hrs/7 days:
1-888-789-0198.
THE VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
OF RAIL AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION has established an
overall goal of three percent for
the participation of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)
organizations in Federal Transit
Administration Section 5311 fund
contracting opportunities during
the federal fiscal year that begins
on October 1, 2009, pursuant to
the requirements of 49 CFR, Part
26. Documentation on the development of this goal is available for
inspection Monday through Friday
from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for 30
days from the date of this publication at the following address: DBE
Liaison Officer, Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation, 600 East Main Street,
Suite 2102, Richmond, VA 23219.
E-mail:
[email protected].
gov. Phone: 804-786-4440. Written comments on the goal will be
received for 45 days from the date
of this publication at the above
address.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT:
4 bd. 2 ba. Home only $270/mo!
More 1-4 bd. HUD Homes from
$199/mo! Financing Referrals
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AUCTIONS:
ABSOLUTE
AUCTION
TRUSTEE
FORECLOSURE.
239 acres - Cripple Creek Cattle
Ranch, Wythe County, Virginia.
August 15 at 10:00 am. House,
Barns, Creek Frontage, Pasture
Fenced. Walker Commercial Services, Inc. (540) 344-6160. www.
walker-inc.com (VAAF# 549)
ABSOLUTE
AUCTION
TRUSTEE
FORECLOSURE.
239 acres - Cripple Creek Cattle
Ranch, Wythe County, Virginia.
August 15 at 10:00 am. House,
Barns, Creek Frontage, Pasture
Fenced. Walker Commercial Ser-
vices, Inc. (540) 344-6160. www.
walker-inc.com (VAAF# 549)
Trustee Foreclosure Auction 81,870 sf Retail - Office Complex.
Fredericksburg, Virginia. August
26 at 12:00 noon on site. Former
Gallahan’s Furniture. Walker
Commercial Services, Inc. (540)
344-6160 (VAAF#549) www.
walker-inc.com
Absolute Auction. August 28,
Noon. Statesman Industrial Park,
Roanoke, VA. Former Commonwealth Sign Co., Inc. business location offered in 2 tracts
& in combination. Tract 1: 1601
Seibel Dr., NE, Roanoke, VA
24012. 2.87+/- ac. improved with
4,296+/- sq. ft. office building &
15,300+/- sq. ft. pre-engineered
steel manufacturing/warehouse
building. 4 loading docks & drivein door. Clear ceiling height: 24
feet. Tract 2: 1615 Seibel Dr.,
NE, Roanoke, VA 24012. 1.09+/ac. and 3,420+/- sq. ft. pre-engineered steel building with loading
dock & drive-in door. Previews:
Fridays, Aug. 14 & Aug. 21, 4 – 6
PM. For information, call Woltz &
Associates, Inc., Brokers & Auctioneers (VA#321), Roanoke, VA,
800-551-3588, or visit www.woltz.
com.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES:
ALL CASH VENDING! Do you
earn $800 in a day? Your own
local candy route. Includes 25
Machines and Candy. All for
$9,995. 1-888-745-3354.
COKE and M&M Vending routes
$0 Down Financing. Earn up to
$2k/wk. Locations Available in
Your Area. 1-800-367-2106 ext.
6039.
COMPUTERS:
A NEW COMPUTER NOW!!!
Brand Name laptops & desktops.
Bad or NO Credit – No Problem.
Smallest weekly payments available. It’s yours NOW – Call 800840-5366.
HELP WANTED:
WELCOME A HIGH SCHOOL
EXCHANGE STUDENT as part
of your family. Help a dream come
true. Short & long term hosting.
800-888-9040. www.world-heri-
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HELP WANTED/
TRUCK DRIVERS:
75 DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED!
NO CDL? NO PROBLEM! LEARN
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FT/PT CLASSES. GREAT PAY.
BENEFITS! 1-800-874-7131.
SLT – IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
for CDLA teams, solo drivers
willing to team. $1000 sign-on
bonus. $1100/week minimum
pay. Hazmat & 1 year experience.
Background
check
required.
1-800-835-9471.
Driver-CDL A. Professional Flatbed Drivers Needed. True Longhaul – out 2-3 weeks. Run 48
States. Competitive Pay & BCBS
Insurance. Late-Model Equipment. Limited Tarping. Must have
TWIC Card or apply within 30 days
of hire, Western Express. Class A
CDL, 22 yrs. old, 1 yr. Exp. 888419-0516.
HOME IMPROVEMENT:
HAS YOUR BUILDING SHIFTED
OR SETTLED? Contact Woodford
Brothers Inc, for straightening, leveling, foundation and wood frame
repairs at 1-800-OLD-BARN.
www.woodfordbros.com
LOTS AND ACREAGE:
25 BEAUTIFUL wooded acres
7.5 miles from Rt. 220 in Botetourt County. Backs up to creek.
$169,900 with low rate owner
financing. 434-444-5088.
WV LAND BARGAIN 20 +ACRES
$37,775 MOUNTAIN VIEWS!
Wooded parcel w/ easy combined access & trails throughout.
Electric. Ready to hunt or camp.
Special owner financing. Call now
877-526-3764 www.wvtimberland.
com
Historic James River! 2+ Acres
Just $89,900. Beautifully wooded,
private James River access, awesome views. Paved roads, water,
sewer. Perfect for vacation/retirement. Easy financing. Call now
866-764-5238.
Waterfront Clearance 317’ JAMES
RIVER 5 ACRES $199,900 (was
$399,900) Enjoy 317’ of sandy
beach along historic James River.
Private, level building site & beautiful river views. On end of culde-sac abutting wildlife refuge.
Paved road frontage, water &
sewer, more. Excellent financing!
Call Patty 1-866-764-5238.
MISCELLANEOUS:
ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE
from Home. *Medical *Business
*Paralegal *Criminal Justice. Job
placement assistance. Computer
available. Financial Aid if qualified. SCHEV certified. Call 866858-2121. www.CenturaOnline.
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AIRLINES ARE HIRING – Train
for Maintenance Career. FAA
approved program. Financial aid
if qualified – Job placement assistance. Housing available. SCHEV
certified. CALL Aviation Institute
of Maintenance (888) 349-5387.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE:
HOMEOWNERS
WANTED!
Kayak Pools looking for Demo
homesites to display new maintenance free Kayak pools. Save
thousands of $$. Unique opportunity! 100% financing available.
1-877-377-7665.
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY:
Mountain Land Bargain! 22+
Acres/ Views $88,850 Short
drive DC. Enjoy top- of- the-world
sunrise views. Wide level ridge,
mature forest, excellent access.
Perced, utilities available. Easy
drive- Baltimore/DC. Excellent
financing! Call now 1-800-8881262. www.landinwv.com
STEEL BUILDLINGS:
Steel Arch Buildings. Save thousands on 3 cancelled orders.
Must go! Easy payments! 20x24,
25x32, 35x40. Call today! (800)
991-9251.
Only $275 buys a 25-word classified ad in 80 newspapers across
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Waterfront lots
Deltaville - Sturgeon Creek
Three Waterfront lots, perk approved for conventional sewage
disposal systems. Each lot is partially treed with over 1.5 acres.
lot 1 - $199,000
lot 2 - $219,000
lot 3 - $239,000
Deltaville - Sturgeon Creek - 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath Condo
nestled in the trees with excellent view of the water. Community pool
and pier. Call for details - FIRST OFFERING…………$329,000
Deltaville - Sturgeon Creek - 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Newly renovated
home with great room, Florida room, kitchen, deck with hot tub & views
across the Rappahannock River. Pier & boatlift..………………$489,000
the Piankatank River Golf Course
Lots available in "The Landing" and "The Landing West" starting at $64,500.
Call for covenants, restrictions and plat. All lots are perk approved.
Call for brochures on these and other properties.
Ed Ruark 824-4044 • Hopson Murfee 776-8064
Kathy Ward 776-9408 • Paul Seitz 815-1005
middlesex sheriff’s report
On July 15 at 10:15 p.m., Lt.
J.H. Ellis was on routine patrol
traveling westbound on Route 33
in Locust Hill when he came upon
a Nissan traveling in front of him.
Ellis noticed the vehicle was weaving from the left lane to the right
lane, all the while the vehicle’s left
turn signal was activated. After several episodes of the driver applying
brakes and then speeding up, Lt.
Ellis activated his emergency lights
and siren and pulled the vehicle
over near River Birch Nursery. The
driver, a 34-year-old Locust Hill
man, was subsequently arrested for
DUI. When the driver stepped from
his vehicle, Ellis observed in plain
view on the console of the vehicle
a plastic baggie containing a green
leafy plant based substance. The
man told Ellis it was marijuana. He
was issued a summons for possession of marijuana and the confiscated drug was sent to the lab for
identification.
The Sheriff’s Office is investigating a theft from a residence in
Hartfield. On July 16, a Scoggins
Creek Trail homeowner called to
report that some firearms that had
previously been in the residence
were now unaccounted for, as well
as some other items of value. Sgt.
B.M. Burrell is investigating.
Deputy Jason Hall took a report
from a Point Ann Drive homeowner
on July 19 who reported that a
red Dagger brand kayak had been
stolen. The kayak was last seen by
the owner on July 18. Anyone with
information on this theft is asked to
call the Middlesex Crime Line at
804-758-5600.
Two juveniles were issued summonses for underage possession of
alcohol and were released to their
parents in the early morning hours
of July 19. Deputies A.J. Miller
and N.M. Sibley III were watching early morning traffic on Route
33 in Hartfield when their attention was called to two vehicles
that had repeatedly entered, left,
and returned to the parking lot of
a Hartfield convenience store in a
short time span. Miller arrested an
adult male he observed walking
from the driver side of one vehicle
to the second vehicle. The 49-yearold Hartfield man was unsteady on
his feet and had an odor of alcohol.
The man refused to take a PBT test,
but the two juvenile males in the
party, both 16 years of age, submitted to the testing and were found
to have consumed alcohol. Miller
charged the Hartfield man with
appearing drunk in public and two
counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
A Healys Road resident contacted the Sheriff’s Office on July
21 to report that two inoperable
vehicles she had a buyer for had
been vandalized. Sgt. Burrell took
a report on the theft of the catalytic
converters from two vehicles that
had been parked on the premises.
Evidence indicated that the parts
had been cut from the undercarriage
of the automobiles at two different
times. The theft was discovered by
the potential new owner when he
was checking the cars over prior
to purchase. The incident is under
investigation.
On July 21 just after 4 p.m., a Topping resident called 911 to report
a hit-and-run that had happened
minutes earlier on the roadside of
Route 3 near the Robert Norris
Bridge. The suspect was identified
by the caller and he was able to give
a description and the license plate
number of the truck that had struck
his vehicle. Deputies met with the
victim and witnesses to the incident and a “be on the lookout” was
dispatched on the sheriff’s radio
as well as SIRS (Statewide Informational Radio System, a low-ban
frequency radio that allows neighboring agencies to communicate).
SIRS is also monitored by patrolling State troopers on the Middle
Peninsula and Northern Neck. The
suspect had his 2-year-old son in
the truck with him and reportedly
was in possession of a weapon that
he had brandished during the incident. Lt. J.H. Ellis and Sgt. M.E.
Epperly located the suspect vehicle
and its owner at a mobile home park
in Hartfield within a few minutes
of the original call. Deputy Ben
Langford left the victim and witnesses in Topping after collecting
statements and responded to where
Ellis and Epperly had placed the
suspect, 25-year-old Alfred Franke
of Mathews, in investigative detention. Franke was transported to the
Sheriff’s Office where he appeared
by video in front of the regional
magistrate. Langford charged
Franke with felony hit-and-run,
brandishing a firearm, felony child
endangerment, assault and battery,
and driving with an expired drivers license. Franke was remanded
to the MPRSC on a $7,500 secure
bond.
On July 24, the management
staff for Taylor’s Restaurant in
Deltaville discovered upon opening
that morning that the business had
been burglarized. The establishment appeared to have been entered
after a window was smashed out.
The incident is under investigation.
On July 31 just after 6 p.m., a
motorist on Stampers Bay Road in
Hartfield discovered a single-vehicle accident. The caller stated that a
Geo Metro had been found flipped
over and there was no one in the
area. At the same time, the owner
of a Geo Metro called the Sheriff’s Office to report that their car
had been stolen from The Galley
Restaurant parking lot. Deputies arrived and stood by with the
overturned car until Virginia State
Police and a tow truck arrived on
the scene. Virginia State Police are
investigating.
maritime museum
Ashton Vaudt of Hardyville
displays his Locks of Love.
Student donates
to Locks of Love
Ashton Vaudt, full-time student at Shenandoah University, recently came home to
Hardyville during his summer
break and asked his mother,
Peggy, to cut his hair. This
would be his first haircut in over
two years. His mother happily
complied with his request and
sheared off his 14-inch locks.
That hair has since become
a donation to Locks of Love, a
non-profit organization based
in West Palm Beach, Fla., that
helps financially disadvantaged
children throughout the U.S.
and Canada suffering from
long-term medical hair loss.
Vaudt said he had two reasons for the haircut request:
it was hot and he was using
too much shampoo. Vaudt is a
member of Clarksbury United
Methodist Church where his
father is pastor.
Crash claims life, injures child
A Colonial Beach woman
died on Tuesday, August 4,
about four hours after a rollover crash on Route 17, just
south of the Middlesex-Gloucester county line, according to
Virginia State Police spokeswoman Sgt. Michelle Cotton.
Susan Joyce Wright, 38, was
airlifted to the Medical College
of Virginia, where she died following surgery.
According to police, Wright
was traveling north on Route
17 about 7:30 p.m. when she
ran off the right side of the road,
struck several signs and overturned. Wright, who was wearing a seat belt, and a 2-year-old
child, who was in a child seat,
were trapped in the Kia.
The child was flown by helicopter from Riverside Walter
Reed Hospital in Gloucester
to Riverside Regional Medical
Center in Newport News. The
child’s condition is unknown.
by Nature Girl
and Kaptain Krunch
I wish I had the gift of gab,
but I’m a “give me the facts”
kind of person. The fact is, it’s
summertime and it’s hot and
it’s hard to get motivated to
clean up around the gardens.
However, we have enjoyed
the help of our interns this
summer, but they are leaving
and we wish them well. So it’s
back to “Return of the Gardenerds” on Tuesday, September
1. We need some motivation
and enthusiasm, and hope that
some like-minded people with
“plant passion” will come and
help further the park’s mission
to provide a great community
place to relax and learn.
Just a reminder, the next Farmer’s Market is Saturday, August
22, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the
Groovin’ in the Park concert is
the same day from 6 to 8 p.m.
The market will be the largest
to date with over 40 vendors. The fact is, that’s all I have
for now, and it’s on to the guy
with the gab . . .
Even the dog days of summer
failed to stifle the enthusiasm of
our kayakers last weekend. They
got to see Jackson Creek up
close and personal—a unique
perspective characteristic of the
kayak.
Thanks to Jackie Willis
(Poopsie) for heading up our
little outing. If you enjoyed the
two-hour tour, why not sign up
for a Dragon Run adventure?
We’ve tentatively made plans to
have Jackie take a group on the
Dragon—a place right here in
Middlesex that hasn’t changed
since Indian days. Call the
museum at 776-7200 if you are
interested in this trip, probably
a Saturday in late September.
More details to come.
Speaking of dogs, I guess they
are the new children. A wellbehaved dog is loyal, friendly
and responds to attention. Most
even poop outside! Personally
I’ll take kids with all their disappointments. Seeing children
respond to boat building, for
example, is mighty rewarding.
We just updated the “Boats for
Sale” on our website at www.
deltavilleva.com/museumpark
(thanks Pat). The donated craft
are now rearranged at the Field
of Dreams so we can launch
your new boat at a moment’s
notice. We are actively seeking
new donations of vessels and
vehicles. Give the Kaptain a call
at 804-815-3121 to arrange a
donation.
The engine for the “Crockett”
has arrived at the boat shop for
a rattle-can rebuild. Our ubiquitous diesel man, Henry Lackey,
will bless this old 671 (made
back when GM meant something) before we put her to bed
in the “Crockett.” Stop by and
see the excitement build!
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PRICE
CORRECTION!
From Urbanna Market
&
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The USDA Inspected Bone-In
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this *week’s circular
will be sold at $4.99 / lb.
*Ad dates August 12
through August 18
We apologize
for the misprint.
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King set ................$1,699
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