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Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck since 1896
Vol. 118, No. 15
Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • July 12, 2012
B Section
Former NFL All-Pro
Chris Warren to be at
MHS Football Camp
The two-day Middlesex High
School Football Camp will be held
Monday and Tuesday, July 16-17, at
MHS in Saluda.
On Tuesday, July 17, former NFL
All-Pro running back Chris Warren
will be at the camp along with his
renowned Ferrum College coach,
Hank Norton of Deltaville.
The camp is for boys and girls ages
6-14 and campers may still register at
7:30 a.m. on Monday at the camp, or
by calling Tommy Hamilton at 804815-6254. The fee is $15.
A contingent of former college
coaches, an NFL scout, and a number
of current local high school coaches
and players will be on hand to teach
the fundamentals of football to the
campers. Attention will be given to
teaching proper techniques for each
position. There will be a motivational
speaker each day, and at the end of the
two-day camp each camper will be
awarded a t-shirt.
Campers should dress in a t-shirt
and shorts and cleats. Water and
snacks will be provided. The camp
begins at 8:30 a.m. both days.
Proceeds will be used to help support the Middlesex Colts Youth Football Association.
Chris Warren first played at the
University of Virginia but transferred
and played two years under Coach
Norton at Ferrum College. In 1989,
the Ferrum team featuring Warren
and Coach Norton finished third in
the Division III national playoffs.
Drafted by the Seattle Seahawks
in the 4th round of the 1990 draft,
Warren played 11 years in the NFL,
was selected to three Pro Bowls, and
rushed for a total of 7,696 yards,
caught passes for 1,935 yards, and
scored 58 touchdowns.
He also played for the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles later in
his career.
Warren rushed for over 1,000 yards
in four consecutive seasons (1992-95)
with the Seahawks, with a season-best
1,545 yards in 1994.
Norton coached Ferrum to National
Junior College championships in
1965, 1968, 1974 and 1977.
Speedway
races due
Saturday
Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor
Speedway will return to racing this
Saturday, July 14, for Virginia Army
National Guard Night and week nine
of Virginia Army National Guard Dirt
Series action.
See the Victory Lap Late Model,
Truckin Thunder Sportsman, Budweiser Modified and Collision One
Limited Stock Car divisions in
action.
Competitor gates will open at 4
p.m. with spectator gates opening at
5 p.m. On-track activities will begin
at 6:30 p.m. with hot laps. Divisions
scheduled to race on Saturday are:
Victory Lap Late Models (35 laps);
Budweiser Modifieds (25 laps);
Truckin Thunder Sportsman (25 laps)
and the Collision One Limited Stock
Cars (20 laps). All divisions will run
Hot Lap time trials and features.
The admission price for adults,
$12; seniors (60-plus), $10; military
(active/retired with proper ID), $8;
students ages 13-17, $6; children ages
7-12, $4; and children 6 and under
admitted free. Pit passes will be $20.
Scouts and Scoutmasters in uniform
will get free grandstand admission.
To enhance the fans racing experience the speedway has installed a
short wave FM transmitter and all
of the evening’s action can be heard
at 95.5 FM, so bring your portable
radio headset and enjoy hearing all
the action.
Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor
Speedway, an ASA member track
affiliate, is a 1/2-mile dirt oval on
Route 17 at Jamaica, eight miles north
of Saluda. Free camping is available
with no hook-ups.
To learn more about Bill Sawyer’s
Virginia Motor Speedway and its
2012 schedule of events, call 804758-1VMS or visit www.vamotorspeedway.com.
Camp is July 16-17.
There is still time
to register. Call 804815-6254.
MHS 7-on-7
football teams
to host tourney
The Middlesex High School football team will host a 7-on-7 flag football tournament on Saturday, July 21.
Games begin at 9:30 a.m. and continue
throughout the day.
Admission is free and the concession stand will be open. The public is
encouraged to attend.
The competing teams include Colonial Beach, Lancaster, West Point,
Rappahannock, Massanutten Military Academy, College Ready Athletics, Maury, Tidewater Academy,
Meadowbrook, and two teams from
Middlesex.
A trophy will be awarded to the
tournament winner.
“The 7-on-7 summer competition
is a recent addition to high school
football to allow teams to have some
competition in the off-season,” said
Middlesex coach Josh Franke.
In the game, only passing plays are
allowed.
To date, the MHS team under
Coach Franke has competed in tournaments at Bethel High School, Kings
Fork High School in Suffolk, York
High School and Good Counsel High
School in Baltimore. In all the tournaments, MHS has done well despite
being the only Group A school competing against much larger schools.
Colts cheer
team signup
is Saturday
The Middlesex Colts Football
Cheerleaders will hold registration on
Saturday, July 14, from 9 a.m. to noon
at the Middlesex County Sports Complex in Locust Hill. Children need to
be 6 years old to cheer. Parents need
to bring a copy of their child’s birth
certificate when they register. Please
contact Katie Daughtry at 804-8325036 for more information, or come
to the Sports Complex on Saturday.
Travis Crump (above) blasted a pair
of home runs, including a grand
slam, in Saturday night’s Deltaville
win. Smiley Smith (left) earned the
pitching win in Sunday’s game.
(Photos by Stephen Blue)
T. Crump, King lead Deltas past 61s;
to host Hampton Braves Friday night
by Stephen Blue
The Deltaville Deltas had some
offensive fireworks of their own in
capturing a pair of victories last weekend—twice putting up 14 runs against
the VBA 61’s.
The Deltas defeated the 61’s by
scores of 14-4 and 14-1, improving
their record to 11-5 in Southern Virginia Baseball League (SVBL) play,
and 12-6 overall.
This weekend, Deltaville hosts the
Hampton Braves on Friday, July 13, at
7:30 p.m. on Rudy’s Pizza Night.
On Saturday, July 14, the Southern
Virginia Baseball League All-Star
Game and Home Run Derby will
be held at Deltaville Ballpark. The
league’s top sluggers will blast off at
4 p.m., with the All-Stars facing off at
7 p.m.
Deltaville 14, 61’s 4
Travis Crump blasted a pair of home
runs, including a 6th-inning grand
slam, as the Deltas downed the 61’s,
14-4.
After the 61’s took an early 1-0 lead,
T. Crump drove in the first of his 6
RBIs for the Deltas on a 2nd-inning
RBI double to tie the game at 1-1.
The Deltaville offense took advantage of erratic pitching in the 3rd
inning, taking a 2-1 lead before loading
the bases for Chris King, the Deltas’
2011 home run leader. King blasted a
grand slam to break the game open.
Not to be outdone, T. Crump followed with a solo shot of his own to
extend the advantage to 7-1.
The 61’s closed the gap to 7-4 until
the 6th inning when Deltaville went
on another scoring rampage. Once
again the Deltas scored a run and then
loaded the bases, but this time it was T.
Crump blasting the second grand slam
of the night for the Deltas.
T. Crump finished 3-for-3 at the
plate, leading all hitters with 2 home
runs and 6 RBIs. King was 2-for-3 with
4 RBIs, and Alexander Crittenden also
had a 2-for-3 night and scored a pair of
runs. Scott Crump also added 3 runs
and 2 RBIs on a 1-for-2 night while
drawing a pair of walks.
Jay Moore earned his 4th win in as
many starts for the Deltas, allowing 4
runs (3 earned) over 6 innings. Robert
Shermer pitched a scoreless 7th in
relief.
Deltas 14, 61’s 1
On Sunday in Yorktown, Deltaville’s
offense took a quick 2-0 lead, and
that’s all pitcher Smiley Smith needed.
Smith pitched 5 shutout innings, allowing only one baserunner past 1st base
en route to his 2nd win of the season.
The Deltas gave Smith a whole
lot more help, however. Deltaville
extended the lead to 4-0 in the 5th,
Rudy’s Pizza Night,
All-Star game set
for this weekend
Friday, July 13, is Rudy’s
Pizza Night at Deltaville Ballpark. Rudy’s will give away certificates for one large pizza (one
topping) and a 2-liter Pepsi in
each inning of the game.
On Saturday, July 14,
Deltaville Ballpark will be the
site of the Southern Virginia
Baseball League Home Run
Derby at 4 p.m. and league AllStar Game at 7 p.m. The public
is encouraged to attend.
then plated 7 runs in the 6th and 3
more in the 7th to tally 14 runs for the
second consecutive game.
Catcher Ryan Reynolds was highly
effective at the plate, scoring 4 times
on 2-for-2 hitting. Luke Kirk also
had a 2-for-4 day, and 8 other hitters contributed hits to the offensive
onslaught.
Smith scattered 4 hits over his 5
innings, and did not walk a batter.
Zach Jones allowed a run in 2 innings
of relief work on the mound.
Members of the Middlesex Major League All-Stars include, front from left, Hunter Harcum, Spencer Crittenden, Trevor Revere, Hunter Collier, and
Caleb Bagley; back row, coach Jerry Crittenden, John Sears, Kendrick Hunley, coach Jimmy Collier, Dale Johnson, Jacob Ward, Chipper Anderson,
Josh Waite and coach RD Johnson.
(Photo by Maria Lengua)
middlesex little league all-stars report
The District 15 Little League Tournaments concluded last week.
The Middlesex Senior League Softball Team
was eliminated with a 7-1 loss to Lancaster in the
championship game on July 5.
The Middlesex Junior League Softball Team was
eliminated on July 5 when it lost 16-6 to Essex.
Richmond County defeated Northumberland 10-0
in the championship game on Monday.
The Middlesex Junior League Baseball Team lost
1-0 to Mathews on July 3 and was eliminated from
the tournament. Mathews lost to Westmoreland 4-2
in the championship game on July 6.
The Middlesex Major League Baseball Team
lost to Caroline 11-1 on July 3 and was eliminated. For Middlesex, Chipper Anderson had
a double; Spencer Crittenden, a walk, 2 stolen
bases; Trevor Revere, 2 singles, 2 stolen bases,
RBI; John Sears, double, stolen base; Hunter
Harcum, double, stolen base, struck out 2 batters;
Jacob Ward, struck out 2 batters; Dale Johnson,
hit by pitch, stolen base.
The Mathews Major League Softball Team
advanced to the state tournament and will play the
winner of the Northampton-Damascus game on
Saturday, July 14, at 1 p.m. at the Northumberland
Little League field.
B2 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • July 12, 2012
Ware offers fishing report
middlesex ymca news
by Capt. Percy Blackburn
volleyball
Kai Evans accepts new position;
It’s just too doggone hot to
camp
for
fish, but some diehards are still
reception in his honor is Tuesday
eager to get just one more, and
The Middlesex Family
YMCA wishes a fond farewell
to Youth & Family Services
Director Kai Evans, who has
accepted a position as assistant
athletic director with Norfolk
Collegiate School effective
this fall. Evans has served the
Middlesex community at the
YMCA since January of 2011.
“Kai has touched many lives
through his time spent at our
Y,” said branch executive Rosabeth Kissman. “Through his
energy and compassion, our
kids have known a wonderful
coach, mentor and teacher. We
are very excited for this new
opportunity for Kai, and thank
him for the indelible impact he
has made on our community.”
Kissman invites the public to
join the Y in thanking Kai for
his good work for Middlesex
at a community reception on
Tuesday, July 17, at 6 p.m.
There will be free hot dogs,
hamburgers and ice cream
provided to all on the YMCA
Above are Youth & Family Services Director Kai Evans (left)
lawn. RSVP to 776-8846.
For more information regard- and Middlesex Family YMCA Teen Volunteer of the Year
ing a career with the Y, visit Molly Perkins (right).
www.peninsulaymca.org.
Rage softball tryouts set
In preparation for their 13th
year of fastpitch softball, the
Northern Neck Rage will
conduct tryouts for girls ages
8-18 on Tuesday, July 24, at
5:30 p.m.; Saturday, July 28,
at 9 a.m.; and Sunday, August
5, at 5:30 p.m. on the Warsaw
Campus of RCC.
Parents need to pre-register
(for planning purposes) their
player on the Rage website at
www.northernneckrage.com.
For details, call Reggie Brann
at (804) 761-8002 or email
[email protected].
Mackerel
tourney set
Registration remains open
for the fourth annual Lancaster
County Little League Spanish Mackerel Fishing Tournament on August 18. The entry
fee is $175. Entries should be
submitted to YCLC, c/o Kathy
Pittman, 660 Regina Road,
Lancaster VA 22503, or call
724-9279.
Sponsored by Chesapeake
Boat Basin, prizes include
$2,500 for first; $1,000, second;
$750, third; $500, fourth; $250,
fifth; a cash prize for junior
angler; lady angler awards; a
Calcutta; and a $25,000 prize
sponsored by Tri-Star Supermarket for a Spanish mackerel
breaking the state record.
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all levels
Ware Academy in Gloucester
has announced it will host a
girls volleyball camp for all
levels July 24-26.
This camp will be coached
and run by Erin Weniger and
Brooke Moughon, both with
over 10 years of coaching experience and 7 years of collegiate
volleyball experience.
All camps will work on different fundamentals, including
footwork, arm swing, serving,
and passing according to ability.
The cost to attend the 3-day
camp is $40, or $15 per day.
Questions should be directed
to Coach Weniger at [email protected].
All camps will be in the Ware
Academy gym.
The camps include: Beginner Camp, new to volleyball or
have little experience, 1-2:30
p.m .; Intermediate Camp, JV
level with some experience,
3-5 p.m.; Varsity Camp, experienced players, 6-9 p.m.
Individual coaching sessions
are also available at $10 per
hour. Contact Coach Weniger
directly to schedule those sessions.
golf
Results of the recent Member-Guest
Tournament
at
Piankatank River Golf Club are
as follows:
Gross 1st Flight: 1st, Mason
Simpson/Taylor Nelson; 2nd,
Thomas Walton/Tony Walton.
Net 1st Flight: 1st, Mack
Franklin/Norman Seay; 2nd,
Jerry Duke/Craig Giese.
Gross 2nd Flight: 1st, Bob
Pannell/Robert Pannell; 2nd,
Ralph Pritchard/Jeff Cummings.
Net 2nd Flight: 1st, Bobby
Wilson/Kenny Pridgen; 2nd,
Glen Davis/Adam Davis.
* * * *
July 5 results of play (individual stroke, gross flighted) in the
Piankatank River Ladies Golf
Association are as follows:
First Flight: 1. Gloria
Mathews 86; 2. Karen Gorin
89; 3. Sarah Finney 92.
Second Flight: 1. Nina Carter
86; Gail Thomasson 94; 3.
Chong Hudgins 95.
Third Flight: 1. Donna Lange
101; Lynne Richardson 106;
Carol Sennott 109.
Sarah Finney scored an eagle
on the par 4 hole #9.
* * * *
July 2 results of play (convert
2 holes to par) in the Deer Run
Women’s Golf Association are
as follows:
First Flight: 1. F. Ruf 83; 2.
M. Wiggs 84; 3. L. Hatch 84.
Second Flight: 1. N. Carter
82; 2. C. Smith 89; 3. S. Lia
92.
Third Flight: 1. P. Woolum
94; 2. M. Foley 104; 3. R. Wallace 104.
* * * *
July 9 results of play (low net)
in the Deer Run Women’s Golf
Association are as follows:
First Flight: 1. L. Hatch 68; 2
F. Ruf 74: 3. A. Mennell 75.
Second Flight: 1. N. Carter
67: 2. S. Lia 71: 3. R. Prendergast 73.
Third Flight: 1. P. Woolum
72; 2. D. Robinson 72; 3. A.
Ketchum 72.
the action really isn’t that bad.
If you do go fishing, make sure
you use plenty of sunscreen
and drink plenty of water.
Flounder fishermen continue
to hit or miss, but that’s flounder fishing. At the Cell/Buoy
#42 area there have been days
when 8 to 10 flounder per boat
are being caught, and then the
next day—zilch.
There have been reports
of flounder catches in the
Rappahannock, especially in
the area just east of the Norris
Bridge on the north side of the
river. Drifting across the sharp
drop-offs from 15-50 feet of
water should produce good
results. Anglers stopping by
Fish-On Bait and Tackle (7760820) in Deltaville indicate
Jerk Shad Gulp Baits (Nuclear
Chicken and chartreuse pepper
neon colors) have been productive, either attached to a flounder rig or jigged on a bucktail.
Davie Gilliland has had several productive trips targeting speckled trout. Last week,
he had one early morning trip
where he caught and released
10 speckled trout and 4 rockfish. His fish were caught casting Mirrolures in 3-4 feet of
water inside Sturgeon Bar. He
gets back to the dock by 9 a.m.
Davie knows when to fish.
Although there are fewer
large fish being caught, there
are still some good size croaker
up the rivers. Captain Bobby
Jenkins (804-798-1775) on
the charter boat “Mr J’s Pleasure” reports catching mixed
croaker and spot between Buoy
#8 and Whiting Creek on the
Robert G. Rowe of Gloucester
displays the 5-lb., 6-oz.,
29.5-inch citation speckled
trout he caught in the North
River on July 5. He weighed
the fish at The Tackle Shop at
J&W Seafood in Deltaville.
Rappahannock River.
Captain Tom Narron (804370-7394) on the charter boat
“Miss Ella” has been catching
mixed croaker and spot at Buoy
#8 and off Urbanna Creek.
Captain Don Bannister (804436-7715) on the charter boat
“Restin Easy” has been successful catching spot at Butler’s
Hole. Squid and bait shrimp
are the bait of choice for the
croaker. The spot, as always,
tend to favor bloodworms.
There are some Spanish
mackerel being caught in the
nets off Windmill Point, and
there have been a few caught
on Windmill Bar on hook and
line. Typically, August 1 is the
date when they show up in large
schools, but given the recent
rise in water temperature (there
is some benefit to this heat), we
may see some early arrivals. It
should not be long.
Captain Percy Blackburn
(804-240-6756) is a member
of the Virginia Charter Boat
Association and the National
Association of Charter Boat
Operators.
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Weekly Tides
Windmill Point – Sunrise & Moon - July, 2012
Fri. 7/13
Low
High
Low
High
1:41
7:12
1:30
7:47
0.5’
1.0’
0.3’
1.2’
Sunrise
Sunset
Moonrise
Moonset
5:55
8:27
1:29
3:55
Tue. 7/17
Low 4:58
High 10:34
Low 4:49
High 10:55
0.2’
1.1’
0.2’
1.4’
Sunrise
Sunset
Moonrise
Moonset
5:58
8:25
4:32
7:13
Sat. 7/14
Low
High
Low
High
2:36
8:07
2:23
8:39
0.4’
1.0’
0.3’
1.3’
Sunrise
Sunset
Moonrise
Moonset
5:55
8:27
2:08
4:49
Wed. 7/18
Low 5:39
High 11:16
Low 5:33
High 11:35
0.2’
1.2’
0.2’
1.4’
Sunrise
Sunset
Moonrise
Moonset
5:58
8:24
5:29
7:54
Sun. 7/15
Low
High
Low
High
3:27
8:59
3:14
9:28
0.4’
1.0’
0.2’
1.3’
Sunrise
Sunset
Moonrise
Moonset
5:56
8:26
2:51
5:41
Thu. 7/19
Low 6:18 0.1’
High 11:58 1.2’
Low 6:16 0.1’
Sunrise
Sunset
Moonrise
Moonset
5:59
8:24
6:30
8:31
Mon. 7/16
Low 4:15
High 9:48
Low 4:02
High 10:13
0.3’
1.1’
0.2’
1.3’
Sunrise
Sunset
Moonrise
Moonset
5:57
8:25
3:39
6:29
Fri. 7/20
High 12:14
Low 6:56
High 12:38
Low 6:59
Sunrise
Sunset
Moonrise
Moonset
6:00
8:23
7:32
9:05
Corrections
High
Low Height
Piankatank River, Cherry Pt.
Great Wicomico River Light
Smith Point Light
-1:42
0:30
1:01
-1:44
0:20
0:44
86%
75%
86%
1.4
0.0’
1.3’
0.1’
PM times are in boldface type
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July 12, 2012 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B3
Workshop offered for
teachers of grades K-8
Lodge scholarship recipients
Urbanna Masonic Lodge #83 A.F. & A.M.VanName/Anderton Scholarships were recently awarded to Chelsea Lewter
(left) and Kelly Wilson (right) by R.D. Johnson II (center),
Worshipful Master. Both ladies are attending Longwood
University to become teachers. They will begin their sophomore years this fall.
The VCU Center for Economic Education is offering
a workshop for K-8 teachers
in this area on Tuesday, July
31, from 8:30-11:30 a.m. at
Rappahannock Community
College, Glenns Campus.
Space is limited. Registration
is going on now.
Each participating teacher
will receive a flashdrive (retail
$110), which includes over
1,200 lessons—all hands-on.
There are engaging lessons
for all grade levels, including
economics and children’s literature, economics and world
history, economics and math,
economics and civics, and
personal finance.
The workshop focus will be
on lessons correlated to the
K-8 SOLs.
The program is being sponsored for teachers in this area
by the Virginia Council on
Economic Education (www.
vcee.org). This workshop is
made possible by the Council for Economic Education
through funding from the
U.S. Department of Education Office of Innovation and
Improvement.
There will be instruction/
lesson demonstrations from
8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and in the
afternoon there will be an
opportunity for teachers to
explore the resources on the
flash drive.
This workshop is being
offered with the RCC Workforce and Regional Development Regional Educational
Consortium. To register, teachers may use this link: www.
rccworkforce.com/classDetails.cfm?SchID=237.
For more information, contact Suzanne Gallagher, director, VCU Center for Economic
Education at 804-828-1628 or
[email protected].
Tidewater Soil and Water Conservation District 2012 college scholarship recipients are, from left, Lauren Elmore
and Grayson Johnson. At right is district chairman Daniel
Rilee.
Elmore and Johnson
awarded scholarships
At the last meeting of the
Tidewater Soil and Water Conservation District, it honored
the newest recipients of college scholarships through the
district. “The District is very
proud of the accomplishments
of this year’s students and look
forward to their success in the
future,” said district chairman
Daniel Rilee.
The two winners are Lauren
Association, which provides Elmore and Grayson Johnson.
consultation, information and
referral and support programs
to this community.
“I know we can do this with
your support,” said an event
spokesperson. “Please consider being a sponsor for The
Fond Memories Charity Golf
Tournament.”
National Wrestling Alliance
To learn more and make a
donation, contact Mike Groves (NWA) Fusion Meltdown proor Martie Allman, tournament fessional wrestling returns with
chairpersons, at 804-313- another fund-raising event for
2400. Checks should be made King and Queen Elementary
payable to the Alzheimer’s School on Saturday, July 21.
Tickets are $10 with ages 3
Association and are taxand under admitted free. Doors
deductible.
All proceeds from the golf open at 5:45 p.m. at the school
tournament will be presented and the bell time is 6:30 p.m.
at The Walk to End Alzheimer’s on September 15.
Golf tourney to benefit
Alzheimer’s Association
Currently, as many as 5.4
million Americans are living
with Alzheimer’s disease, and
millions more are faced with
the financial and emotional
challenges of caring for a loved
one with the disease. If current
trends continue, Alzheimer’s
will bankrupt families, communities and the health-care
system.
Riverside Lifelong Health of
the Northern Neck and Middle
Peninsula wants to end this
devastating disease. On August
24 at noon, it will hold “The
Fond Memories Charity Golf
Tournament” at Hobbs Hole
Golf Course in Tappahannock.
Riverside Lifelong Health
plans to raise at least $5,000
to support the Alzheimer’s
Swim meet action
CMG offers sports physicals
Chesapeake Medical Group
In top photo, Reilly Price strokes to the finish for the will offer $5 sports physicals
Urbanna Barracudas. In bottom photo, Mason Duke of the for the 2012-13 school year
for varsity and junior varsity
Deltaville Sharks displays good form in the freestyle.
(Photos by Wendy Payne) athletes attending Lancaster,
Northumberland, Middlesex,
Richmond, Essex, Mathews
and Washington & Lee schools.
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HVFD golf cart
raffle continues
The Hartfield Volunteer
Fire Department has started
its annual Raffle Contest. The
2012 1st place raffle prize is an
Ez Go golf cart with a precision drive system, new batteries, and a 6-inch lift kit. The
2nd place raffle prize is $250.
Unique Golf Carts Inc. is
sponsoring the raffle for the
second year in a row. Raffle
tickets are $5 each or supporters
can buy four raffle tickets for
$20 and will receive one ticket
free. Raffle tickets are available
now through December and the
winner of the raffle contest will
be drawn on December 10 at
the HVFD’s monthly meeting.
For more information, visit
www.hartfieldfire.com.
and consent forms from the
athletic department at their
schools.
Call a CMG physician’s
office in advance for an
appointment by August 31.
Students must present their
coupon and consent forms
completed and signed by their
parents in order for the physical to be completed.
Vaughans earn
shooting awards
The Rappahannock Pistol
and Rifle Club near White
Stone held its Rimfire Double
Tyro competition on June 16.
Competitors engaged targets
at 10 yards in the 480-point
match. Collin Vaughan of
Middlesex placed third with
a 480-39x. Rick Vaughan of
Middlesex placed second with
a 480-42x. Cliff Lucas placed
first with a 480-45x.
Lauren
Elmore,
of
Gloucester, is the 2012 recipient
of the Martin Menges Scholarship. She is a recent graduate of
Gloucester High School with
a GPA of 3.833 and plans to
attend Thomas Nelson Community College this fall and
study environmental studies.
Grayson
Johnson,
of
Middlesex, is a recipient of the
Virginia Association of Soil
and Water Conservation Districts scholarship. He is a recent
graduate of Middlesex High
School with a GPA of 3.97 and
plans to attend the University
of Virginia and study environmental chemistry.
Youth football
parents to
meet July 24
The Middlesex Youth Football Association (MYFA) will
have its parents meeting on
Tuesday July 24, at 6:30 pm at
Middlesex Elementary School.
Equipment will be handed
out that evening. The MYFA
also will have an additional
date to hand out equipment on
Thursday, July 26, at 6:30 p.m.
at Middlesex Elementary.
Call Tommy Hamilton at 804815-6254 for more information
on the meeting or on playing for
the Middlesex Colts.
Harvey’s Tree Service
Licensed & Insured
Tree Removal • Stump Grinding
Lot Clearing • Demolition
Driveways
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Real Estate
For Rent
For Rent
For Sale
Yard Sales
Help Wanted
BUILDING LOT: CLEARED 4.0
ACRES. Wake Road, right to Captains Quarters Lane, lot #4.
Use your own Builder. REDUCED
$72,000. 804-240-0600.(1-12-tf)
DELTAVILLE: 3 bedrooms, living
room, 1.5 baths. Large deck, tool
shed, fenced backyard. Quiet neighborhood. $875 month, plus deposit.
804-776-9760.(6-21-tf)
TOPPING: UPSTAIRS APARTMENT. Newly remodeled. Washer/
dryer, TV included. No smoking.
$850 month plus security deposit.
Call 804-837-1785.(5-26-tfRR)
Rts. 3 & 198, Cobbs Creek. 450+
weekend shoppers! Buy & sell your
“treasures.” 8-4 Fri./Sat. 804-7254055.(5-31-13tRR)
ESTATE SALE: Lovely Cedar
Pointe, Urbanna. 3BR, 2 bath. Open
layout. Bonus room. 2-car garage
with breezeway. $249,000. Water
access. Call Zani @ Mason Realty,
Inc., 804-512-8350 cell.(7-12-4t)
DELTAVILLE: One bedroom, H/C
accessible apt. with private porch;
maintenance-free newly decorated,
(for 62+/disabled, no smoking).
$610 per mo. + electric. Can be
rented furnished. Call 804-7760146 (TTY: 711) or visit website:
www.fishingbayestates.com EHO.
(7-12-2t)
TOWN OF URBANNA: 3 Office/
Commercial spaces available.
1500sf, 800sf and 300sf with storefront. Rent single space, or multiple
with discount. Call 804-758-2037 or
804-694-7365.(5-19-tf)
COLLEGE FURNISHINGS, new/
LN. X-long twin duvet, mattress pad,
3 sets sheets $30. Refrigerators: 2
table top $50 each, counter height
$100. 10,000 BTU window AC in box
$135. All solid wood: rocking chair
$50, fliptop occasional/dining table
$50, tri-top hall table $20, round
coffee table $10, plant stand $10.
Analog TV $10. TV/printer stand $5.
2 computer desks $30 each. Desk
w/drawer unit $30. 2 small Windsor
chairs $15 each. Metal shelves $10.
3 plastic stacking storage drawers
$5. Gooseneck floor lamp w/matching desk lamp $10. Set 2 small table
lamps $5. 804-776-7090, Hartfield.
(7-5-2t)
MARINA POSITION AVAILABLE:
SOCIAL DIRECTOR/ CARETAKER.
We have an opening for an experienced live-aboard boater with an
outgoing personality to organize
marina social functions, communicate with customers, maintain facilities in a clean and attractive manner,
dock boats, assist in the office and
generally oversee the marina and
its activities like it was your own.
Seasonal position through Nov. 11.
Salary plus free dockage and utilities. Contact Jack Dozier 804-8151453, [email protected]
www.DozierMarine.com (7-5-3tRR)
MODERN Rancher on 3.25 acres,
deepwater. 3 to 4 bedrooms, 2 full
baths, kitchen, living, dining rooms,
double garage. Many amenities.
FSBO. $241,500. Realtors welcome. 804-776-9895.(6-28-4t)
TOPPING: PRICE REDUCED! 2.5
ac. lot, 220’ stocked pond frontage.
Minutes to marina, golf, airport,
restaurants, shopping. 4BR perc.
Protective covenants. $67,500.
Walter Lawson, Mason Realty, 804832-9109.(7-5-2t)
URBANNA, Knapp Street, house
for sale by owners. 2 bedrooms, 1
bath. 0.9 acre, town water, private
septic. Easy walk to church, post
office, grocery store. 804-824-6322
or 804-832-9551.(5-31-13t)
For Rent
16 AC. RAPPAHANNOCK WATERFRONT ESTATE. Prestigious location, white sand beach nearby.
Numerous other rentals. 2-3BR, 2BA
units. $750. rivahrental.com 804-7617722, 804-761-0845.(7-5-2tRR)
3/1 HOUSE in DVL with creek view.
Walk to marinas & restaurants. Full
size W/D, fridge & lg. outside storage. Move in today. $950 mo. Call
Bev, 804-815-9393.(7-12-2t)
ARCHITECTURAL LUXURIOUS
DESIGN. 4BR, 3BA, fireplace,
prestigious location. Garage, basement. 3,500’. Beach, pier, boat
ramp nearby. Numerous other
rentals rivahrental.com $1,600 mo.
804-761-0845 or 804-761-7722.
(7-5-2tRR)
COTTAGE: Waterfront, Sherwood
Dr., Reedville. Boat slip, 2BR, 1BA,
furnished, W/D. $750 mo. 5-minute
boat ride to Bay VA/MD border. No
smoking. 540-937-3892.(7-12-1t)
DELTAVILLE HOME, Rt. 33 near
restaurants, bank & shopping. 3
bedrooms, full kitchen, living room.
Great for kids. Call 776-0284. $950
month.(5-24-13t)
DELTAVILLE MOBILE HOME LOT
for rent across from Chesapeake
Cove Marina on Greens Cove Road.
804-370-4237.(9-29-tf)
DELTAVILLE: 1700 sq.ft., 1 bedroom, 1 bath, W/D hookup, equipped
kitchen with dishwasher. Open
floor plan, large loft area, fresh
paint, wood floors. 540-336-3225.
(6-28-tf)
EXECUTIVE OFFICES- Rent one
office or a suite of offices. On
Route 3 beside Hummel Airport.
Furnished is Electricity, Heat and Air
Conditioning. High speed internet,
phone and TV cabled to each office.
Various sizes with a 12x12 renting
for $158 per month. Call Ms. Leo
804-370-4674 or Oscar 804-3705555.(1-19-tf)
GUEST HOUSE available in Saluda.
1 bedroom, 1 bath. Good for single
or couple. No pets. $550 month;
$550 deposit. References, credit
check. Call 804-699-0295.(7-5-4t)
HOUSE IN DELTAVILLE, Stingray
Point area. 2 bedrooms, 1½ baths,
den, family room, deck, kitchen,
utility room with washer/dryer, central AC/heat. Maximum: 3 people.
Large yard. Water access and dock
privileges for boat. $775 month
plus deposit and references. Available 7/1/12. Call 804-815-1453.
(7-12-3tRR)
IN THE HEART OF SALUDA: 2BR
brick duplex unit, kitchen appliances
included. $750/mo. plus utilities.
Available August 1. References and
deposit required. Call 804-758-5391
(day), or 804-815-8867 (night).
(6-21-tf)
PLEASE, NO PETS! 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, CH & AC, washer/dryer
hookup. In Mathews. $675 month.
Deposit same as rent. 804-7252112.(7-12-2tRR)
SPECIAL HALF-PRICE FOR THE
ENTIRE YEAR OF 2012- Climate
Controlled Storage Warehouse.
Old Hummel Aviation Hangar has
been renovated to provide private
Climate Controlled Warehouse
Units. Located on Route 3 beside
Hummel Airport. A 5x8 Unit with
discount is $25 and a 10x30 Unit
with discount is $112.50. Call Ms.
Leo 804-370-4674 or Oscar 804370-5555.(1-19-tf)
TOPPING, AVAILABLE AUG. 1.
2BR house on acreage. Freshly
painted, clean. Washer/dryer, deck.
Suitable for senior, two roommates
or couple with small child. No dogs.
Cats considered with additional
deposit. Trial lease period (month
to month), will renew long term for
good tenant. $675, $500 deposit.
832-0710.(7-12-3t)
Classifieds Get Results!
WATERFRONT mobile home, use
of shared pier & beach. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, appliances. Best for
one person. NO pets, no smoking.
Ref. & sec. deposit required. $525
per mo. Call 804-435-6791 after
6p.m.(7-12-2t)
WATERFRONT near Urbanna:
1800sq.ft., 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
living room, kitchen, laundry with
washer/dryer, den, carport, 1-car
garage. Pier. Town water. $1,200
deposit, $1,200 month. References, credit report. Available now.
Call Mike, 804-693-7922.(7-12-2t)
Vacation Rentals
A BEAUTIFUL URBANNA Harbour Waterfront Getaway: Porch,
4 bedrooms. Weekend/ Weekly.
(804)639-1256. www.vacationvanc.
com (10-18-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.(4-19-52t)
For Sale
2002 GOLF CART, Club Car, electric, new batteries, back seat. Excellent condition. $2,500. Call 804-7612531.(7-12-2tRR)
5-TON Hudson trailer, dual axle.
Excellent shape. $2,500. 804-8159406.(7-5-tfRR)
ALMOST-NEW FOLD-UP TREADMILL. Used very little. Manual walking model. $125. Call 804-815-7590.
(7-12-1t)
CKC CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. Beautiful, small, all males. $250 each.
Call 804-758-0775 or 804-832-7777.
(7-12-2tRR)
FILL DIRT. $90/load delivered.
30-mile radius from Saluda. 7582800.(6-30-tf)
JOHN DEERE GATOR TX Deluxe,
showroom condition, $6,495, warranted. John Deere Z225 Zero turn
with new bagger and mower deck,
mint condition, $2,495.FREE 25
hardwood pallets, must take the
whole stack, we will load. Better
check our early summer rebates and
special financing. Chimney Corner,
694-5385.(7-12-1tRR)
SAW: Craftsman 10-inch radial arm
on stand with extra blades. $50.
804-815-5971.(7-5-2t)
SOFA, full size, 4 cushions. Pillows
are zipper type, can be removed
for cleaning. Sofa is in really good
shape. Blue, white and yellow. 804815-7590.(7-12-1t)
TRACTORS: Yanmar 2310, 27h.p.
power shift transmission, low hours,
very good condition, $4,650. FORD
N, excellent condition, clutch and
brakes replaced, ready to work,
$3,995. 757-810-9659.(6-21-3t)
Yard Sales
391 HOWARD ST., Urbanna, starts
8a.m. QUALITY ITEMS. Visit us
during the Farmers’ Market. Women’s barely worn/new clothing:
slacks, skirts, tops, jackets; small
sizes. Lots of summer items (many
from Cyndy’s Bynn). Men’s pants
38-40, sports jackets, silk ties
(excellent cond.). Housewares, golf
stuff, Kerosun heaters, bicycles,
some furniture and antique collectables. Raffle for table-top water feature. ‘92 Buick Park Ave. Info on 40’
Bristol sailboat. Signs posted, follow
balloons. Portion of sale proceeds
goes to CMVRS.(7-12-1t)
450+ SHOPPERS last weekend!
Need sellers! QC Flea Market,
Cobbs Creek. $12/$15/$27 daily
spaces available. Setup Thursdays
w/appointment. 6:30A.M. sale day.
Open Fri./Sat. 8-4. 804-725-4055.
(6-7-13tRR)
FRIDAY ONLY, July 13, Big John’s
Storage Unit #25, Rt. 17, Church
View. To benefit Hermitage Baptist
Church missions. No prices, good
faith donations only. Call Brett, 804832-2852 for information.(7-12-1t)
I BUY ANTIQUE DECOYS! Call
804-832-9934.(6-7-13tRR)
INDOOR FLEA MARKET, QUEENS
CREEK. Clean; airconditioned. Rts.
3 & 198, Cobbs Creek. 8-4 Fri./Sat.
$12 & $15 tables. Annie Rooney
Antiques. 450+ weekend shoppers!
804-725-4055.(5-31-13tRR)
QUEENS CREEK Indoor Flea
Market. Clean; air conditioned.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Got a service? Need customers?
Call (804) 758-2328 today to get your directory listing in front of
over 11,000 potential customers each week!
SAT., JULY 14 & Sat., July 21, 8a.m.
to 2p.m. Urbanna, 330 Knapp Street.
Follow Rappahannock Avenue, turn
onto Howard Street, follow signs.
Household, toys, books, DVDs,
more.(7-12-1t)
WHY HAVE A YARD SALE? Call us
first! We buy quality antiques. Call
804-758-2828.(6-7-13tRR)
YARD SALE every Saturday, A.M.
until. No reservations required.
$5.00 fee, pay at HVFD Thrift Store.
Hours: 10a.m. to 2p.m. Bring your
own table. Set up space beside
HVFD Firehouse.(7-12-8t)
Autos/Trucks
2008 TOYOTA YARIS, 44K miles.
$10,500. 804-366-2613. 439 General Puller Hwy., Saluda.(6-28-4t)
Boats/Motors
1973 CHRIS-CRAFT, 25ft., 4.3
L. V-6 MerCruiser, very low hrs.,
freshwater cooling system, anchor
windlass, safety equipment. $5,500.
804-815-0102.(5-24-tf))
1987 23’ Correct Craft $19K
2003 23’ Four Winns $22K
2000 26’ Glacier Bay $48K
2002 27’ Skagit Orca $65K
1999 30’ Riddick Exp. $59,900
1999 33’ Sea Ray Exp. $85K
1987 36’ Carver Aft Cab. $49K
1983 39’ Sea Ray Sedan $29K
1985 43’ Marine Trader $120K
1968 46’ Tiffany $85,000
Tiffany Yachts
www.tiffanyyachtsinc.com
Call 804-453-3464
(7-12-1t)
1990 PROLINE 23ft. walkaround.
2009 Suzuki 4-stroke with just 34
hours! Great fishing boat. $13,900.
In White Stone, 804-272-8166.
(7-12-2t)
35FT. VIKING SPORTFISH. $10K.
Call 804-514-4397.(4-12-tf)
BOSTON WHALER, 13/6, restored,
with trailer and 35h.p. Mercury
motor. Must see. $3,500. Call 804761-2531.(7-12-2tRR)
WE ARE SELLING BOATS! Chesapeake Yacht Sales @ Deltaville
Yachting Center, Virginia’s Dealer
for Catalina Yachts, Mainship
Trawlers & Carolina Classics.
LARGE INVENTORY PREOWNED
POWER & SAIL. 804-776-9898.
www.cysboat.com
WE
TAKE
TRADES & MAKE DEALS ON
NEW BOATS!(3-15-tfRR)
Marine Services
MARINE SURVEYS. Peter W.
Schacht Co. 804-824-4102.(2-21-tf)
QUEENS CREEK MARINA: New
raised boatshed roof. Home to sailboaters. Fishermen, wooden boat
emphasis. Open & covered slips.
Channel 7ft. MLW. Dock/electric
upgraded. Off Rt. 198, Mathews,
804-240-8670.(5-17-14t)
SAILBOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE
FOR RENT. Great low prices!
22-45ft. Ruark Marinas, Fishing
Bay, Deltaville, VA. 804-337-7913.
(3-22-40t)
Help Wanted
BRAD’S TREE SERVICE, INC.
Licensed & Insured
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Free Estimates
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Septic Tanks Pumped, Drain Lines
and Distribution Boxes Cleaned
Carlton H. Brownley
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Hartfield, VA 23071
Phone: Day - 776-9485
Night - 776-6055
Bryan McCauley
(804) 776-9487
CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS!
J.A. Jessie, Sr. & Sons
Marine Contractors
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BAY AGING: Great career opportunities to make a positive impact on
the health and well-being of seniors,
people with disabilities and their
care givers in the Middle Peninsula
and Northern Neck.
Adult Day Break Center Director \
Care Transitions Manager \ Registered Nurse \ Adult Day Break
Center Activities Director \ Fiscal
Assistant \ Housing Program Assistant \ VICAP and Long-Term Care
Ombudsman Assistant.
Salary DOQ. Some travel required.
Full time positions have benefits.
Retirement plan available.
Visit www.bayaging.org for details.
Open until filled. EOE.
Innovative Opportunities With A
Dynamic Organization!
(7-12-2tRR)
CARRINGTON PLACE of
Tappahannock is seeking a RN or
LPN for PRN. If you are interested,
please apply in person at 1150
Marsh Street, Tappahannock, or
submit your resume to [email protected]
EOE(7-5-2t)
Family Owned since 1950
804-776-6448
804-824-4533
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5PMM'SFF
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CNA: Now taking applications for
3p-11p shift. Part time/ Weekends/
PRN positions. Please contact Ann
Carleton Gresham, Assist. Adm. @
804-758-5260, Mizpah Health Care
Center.(7-12-3t)
Virginia Cooperative Extension
EXTENSION AGENT
4-H Youth Development
Middlesex County
Serves as an educator, develops
and delivers objective researchbased educational programs and
provides leadership for 4-H Youth
Development programs that meet
needs of all youth. On-line application process @ www.jobs.vt.edu Posting 0122056. Inquiries should
be directed to: 540-231-3451 or
[email protected] Individuals with
disabilities requiring assistance
must make contact prior to July 25.
EO/AA Employer.(7-12-2t)
Work Wanted
CAREGIVER for your disabled
or elderly loved one. 20 years
experience. Extensive medical
knowledge. Great references. Reasonable rates. Call 804-832-3281.
(7-12-2t)
Wanted
BUY JUNK, wrecked, unwanted
and old cars. $135 and up cash
payment for complete car. No title
needed. Same day removal. Call
804-824-1718, tell me what you
have.(6-14-13t)
Business Services
A AFFORDABLE detailed homecleaning, with experience and references. Call today for free estimate,
and I will beat any rate. Personal
assistance available as well. 7584262.(5-17-13t)
A JOANN’S House Cleaning Service. Reasonable rates. 804-4453527.(7-21-52t)
A SPECIAL TOUCH: Karen’s Cleaning Service, home, office, new
construction. Competitive rates,
licensed and references available.
804-758-4705 or 804-512-9021.
[email protected] (4-19-13t)
ADDITIONS, RENOVATIONS, decks,
garages, 30 years experience. Excellent local references. Class A licensed
and insured, EPA Certified Renovator.
Call George W. Wagner, 804-2402689.(5-17-13tRR)
AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE by
Brandon Putney. Monthly, weekly,
bi-weekly, or as needed. Power
washing, debris and leaf removal.
Reasonable rates. Licensed and
insured. 804-514-5304.(6-14-13t)
B. ROY HENNIGAR, Painting contractor serving Middlesex County for
30 yrs. Interior and exterior painting.
Free estimates. 804-776-6497.
(6-7-26t)
CHILD DAYCARE: 863 Urbanna
Road. 24 hour service. Meals provided. Call Mary, 757-759-9270.
(11-10-tf)
COMPUTER PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES: Virus spyware/
removal. Pictures/ data recovered.
Home/ Office network installation, hardware/software upgrades,
repairs. Nothing outsourced. Quick
turnaround. Call: 804-776-0885
Visit: www.deltavillecomputers.com
(4-19-13t)
COTY’S DETAILING Service: On
site service. Wash, wax and vacuum.
Reasonable rates. Free estimates.
References available. Call Coty at
804-832-8686.(5-3-13tRR)
COUNTRY TIME LAWNCARE SERVICES, LLC: Lawn maintenance
services. Mulch, gravel, bush hogging. Small driveway maintenance.
Warren Rainier and David Rainier.
Licensed and insured. 804-3704019 or 804-445-3513.(7-12-13t)
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)
GIBSON AIR SYSTEMS, INC. AC
service, repair, install. 37 yrs. All
types, all brands. Insurance claims.
Warranty work. Dale Gibson, 804925-3160.(5-17-13t)
.BSZ#BMM3PBE
-JWFMZ7JSHJOJB
COOK with experience needed at
Urbanna Oyster House. Please call
758-2059, or stop by.(7-12-2t)
HANDYMAN SERVICE: Home
maintenance and repairs; drywall
and painting; siding; trim; decks;
sheds; roofing. 804-815-0701, Merle
Mayhue.(2-23-tf)
,OCALLY/WNED/PERATEDBY
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DELTAVILLE BOATYARD, 274
Bucks View Ln., Deltaville, now
hiring skilled marine technicians.
Apply in person or call 804-5144397.(6-7-tf)
JUNK YARD DOG: Downsize,
declutter, haul it away! To sell your
items Facebook us at Junk Yard Dog
online, on site Estate Sales. Call
758-4727.(6-21-tf)
July 12, 2012 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B5
Business Services
Notices
Notices
LAND GROOMING SERVICES:
Heavy brush removal, driveways,
tree/debris removal, power raking
and stump grinding. Insured with
25 years experience. Call Steve for
a free estimate at 804-694-6269.
(6-14-13tRR)
TRUSTEE SALE
460 Taber Ln.
Urbanna, VA 23175
Middlesex County
In execution of a Deed of Trust in
the original principal amount of
$312,936.00, dated August 10,
2009 recorded in the Clerk’s Office
of the Circuit Court of the County of
Middlesex, Virginia, in Instrument
090001898, default having occurred
in the payment of the Note thereby
secured and at the request of the
holder of said Note, the undersigned
Trustee will offer for sale at public
auction at the entrance to the New
Circuit Court of Middlesex County,
Saluda, Virginia, on July 30, 2012
at 3:00 o’clock pm the property
described in said deed, located
at the above address and briefly
described as:
Lot Number 4, more or less, plat
recorded in Plat Book 6 Page
50, containing 1.76 acres, with
improvements thereon. “Subject to
all easements, restrictions, reservation, conditions and agreements of
record.”
TERMS OF SALE: CASH: A deposit
of $20,000.00, or 10% of the sales
price, whichever is lower, cash or
certified check, will be required at
the time of sale with settlement
within fifteen (15) days from the date
of sale. Sale is subject to post sale
confirmation that the borrower did
not file for protection under the U.S.
Bankruptcy Code prior to the sale,
as well as to post-sale confirmation
and audit of the status of the loan
with the loan servicer including,
but not limited to, determination
of whether the borrower entered
into any repayment agreement,
reinstated or paid off the loan prior
to the sale. In any such event, the
sale shall be null and void, and the
Purchaser’s sole remedy, in law
or equity, shall be the return of his
deposit without interest. Additional
terms may be announced at the time
of sale. Pursuant to the Federal Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act, we
advise you that this firm is a debt
collector attempting to collect the
indebtedness referred to herein and
any information we obtain will be
used for that purpose.
SAMUEL I. WHITE, P.C., Trustee
This is a communication from a debt
collector.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
SAMUEL I. WHITE, P.C.
(40-013343-12/CONV)
5040 Corporate Woods Drive
Suite 120
Virginia Beach, Virginia 23462
757-457-1460 - Call Between
9:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
or visit our website at
www.siwpc.net
(7-12-2t)
March 7, 1961 and recorded in the
Clerk’s Office in Deed Book 80, at
Page 250, some of the purported
heirs of George Key a/k/a George
Henry Key, conveyed their interest
in the twelve (12) acres, more or
less, to William L. Shelley. William
L. Shelley died testate on October
12, 1968 and under the terms of his
Last Will and Testament, recorded in
Will Book 29, at Page 30, he devised
his interest in the twelve (12) acres,
more or less, to Doris Virginia Shelley for life (who died September 27,
1997) with the remainder to William
Lewis Shelley, Jr., the Plaintiff in
this litigation. By Deed dated March
1, 1983 recorded in the Clerk’s
Office in Deed Book 139, at Page
250, William Lewis Shelley, Jr. and
Nancy M. Shelley, husband and
wife, conveyed 0.57 of an acre of the
initial twelve (12) acres tract to the
Commonwealth of Virginia, leaving
11.43 acres, more or less, which is
the subject of this litigation.
An Affidavit having been made and
filed that Ada Bibbs, Anna Jones,
Helen Williams, Alberta Jones, William Key, Gladys Jacobs, Warren
Key, Theodore Key, Reginald Key,
Lorraine Key and Carl Key may not
be residents of the State of Virginia
and the Complaint stating that
there are or may be persons interested in the subject property whose
names are unknown and making
them Respondents by the general
description of Parties Unknown, and
an affidavit having been made and
filed that their names are unknown
and their last known addresses are
unknown, such unknown parties
being the heirs, devisees, or successors in title of George Key, a/k/a
George Henry Key, Louinia Key
Robinson, a/k/a Lavinia Robinson,
William Key and Walter Key.
It is ORDERED that said nonresident Respondents namely;
Ada Bibbs, Anna Jones, Helen
Williams, Alberta Jones, William
Key, Gladys Jacobs, Warren Key,
Theodore Key, Reginald Key, Lorraine Key and Carl Key and the
said persons made Respondents
by the general description of Parties Unknown do appear before the
Circuit Court of Middlesex County,
Virginia, on August 1, 2012, at 9:30
a.m. to identify themselves, and to
do what is necessary to protect their
interests.
It is further ORDERED that the
forging be published once a week
for four (4) successive weeks in
the Southside Sentinel, a newspaper having general circulation in
Middlesex County, Virginia.
TESTE: PEGGY W. WALTON
CLERK
By: Peggy W. Walton, Clerk
I ASK FOR THIS:
James H. Ward, Jr., p.q.
P.O. Box 356
Saluda, Virginia 23149
804-758-5391
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VIRGINIA:
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
WILLIAM LEWIS SHELLEY,JR.
Plaintiff
CASE NO: CL12-53
v.
ADA BIBBS
Last known address
Philadelphia, PA
ANNA JONES
Last known address
Philadelphia, PA
HELEN WILLIAMS
Last known address
Philadelphia, PA
ALBERTA JONES
Last known address
Philadelphia, PA
WILLIAM KEY
Last known address
Philadelphia, PA
GLADYS JACOBS
Last known address
Philadelphia, PA
WARREN KEY
Last known address
Philadelphia, PA
THEODORE KEY
Last known address
Philadelphia, PA
REGINALD KEY
Last known address
Philadelphia, PA
LORRAINE KEY
Last known address
Philadelphia, PA
CARL KEY
Last known address
Philadelphia, PA
SUCH PARTIES, IF ANY, WHO
MAY BE THE HEIRS, DEVISEES
OR SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST OF GEORGE KEY, a/k/a
GEORGE HENRY KEY, LOUINIA
KEY ROBINSON, a/k/a LAVINIA
ROBINSON, WILLIAM KEY and
WALTER KEY WHO ARE MADE
PARTIES DEFENDANT BY THE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF PARTIES UNKNOWN.
Respondents.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this Suit is to effect partition among the owners by sale or
otherwise of a certain piece or parcel
of land, together with all improvements thereon, designated among
the land records of Middlesex
County, Virginia as Tax Map 7-78C,
situated in Jamaica Magisterial
District, Middlesex County, Virginia,
initially containing 12 acres, more
or less, but now containing 11.43
acres, more or less, fronting on VSH
# 605. The twelve (12) acres, more
or less, which is the subject of this
litigation was initially acquired by
George Key, a/k/a George Henry
Key, by Deed dated January 29,
1870 from Katy Keys, et al recorded
in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit
Court of Middlesex County, Virginia
(hereinafter “Clerk’s Office”) in Deed
Book 24, at Page 78. By Deed dated
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; tollfree call (888) 551-3247. For the hearingimpaired, call (804) 367-9753. E-mail
[email protected]. Web site:
www.fairhousing.vipnet.org
A school of dolphins was spotted in the Rappahannock River by Meachims Creek on Saturday, June 9.
(Photo by Annette Rigney)
Library Lottery
tickets on sale
The “Library Lottery” to
benefit the Middlesex County
Library is well under way. Tickets are $25 each, or 5 for $100,
and the winner stands to win
up to $15,000. Because only a
limited number of tickets are
being sold, the odds for winning
are much better than other lotteries.
The drawing will be on September 1 at “Groovin in the
Park” at Holly Point Nature
Park in Deltaville, but you do
not have to be present to win.
Just make sure that your name,
phone number and mailing
address are on the ticket stub so
you can receive your winnings!
Tickets are now available at
two new locations, in addition
to the businesses listed in last
week’s paper. Gone Coastal
and Latitudes, both on General
Puller Highway in Deltaville,
now have tickets on sale. Of
course tickets are available at
both the Urbanna and Deltaville
branches of the library, and on
Saturday, July 14, tickets will
be sold at the Urbanna Farmers’
Market and at a table in front of
the Deltaville Market.
This is a great opportunity
to help support the library and
have a good shot at a nice pot.
A lottery ticket (or a packet of
tickets) also makes a nice present. But you can’t win unless
you buy a ticket!
Emergency need for
blood donations exists
Blood drive
is Tuesday
in Deltaville
In June, blood donations were
down more than 10% across
the country, 50,000 fewer pints
than expected, leaving almost
half the amount that was available at this time last year. Support is greatly needed for the
Middlesex Bloodmobiles.
The American Red Cross
(ARC) has new plans for
recruiting donors, and will
begin making calls before and
after blood drives. Donors can
choose preferred method of
contact (phone call, e-mail,
post card) or none at all.
In view of this new policy,
the Local Phone Reminder
Service in Deltaville will be
discontinued. Callers will contact all 160 regular donors with
this new information. Notifica-
tion of each of the five annual
drives in Deltaville will appear
in the Southside Sentinel.
Donors also may call the Red
Cross office in Kilmarnock at
1-804-435-7669. Members of
the rescue squad auxiliary also
know the dates and can be contacted at 776-6875.
The next blood drive in
Deltaville will be Tuesday, July
17, at the rescue squad building, and the final blood drive
for 2012 will be on October
16.
Dates for 2013 will be set
later this year for January,
March, May, July and October.
It is usually held during the
third week of the month. The
effort to schedule upper and
lower county drives nine weeks
apart allows Middlesex donors
to use either one and be 56 days
from last donation.
Every two seconds, someone in the United States needs
a blood transfusion. Each pint
donated can help three people.
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
Shopping local creates jobs.
Shops in our county create
local employment and selfemployment.
TOWN OF URBANNA
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Breakfast time on Jackson Creek
Bob Cerullo of Deltaville took the above photo of a mother
sparrow feeding her chicks. The birdhouse is in Cerullo’s
yard on Jackson Creek.
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SUBSTITUTE
TRUSTEES SALE
OF 116 PIT ROAD
TOPPING, VA 23169
BEING TAX MAP #37-14
IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY, VA
In execution of a deed of trust in
the original principal amount of
$35,000.00 with interest thereon,
dated December 15, 1999, recorded
in the Clerk’s Office, Circuit Court,
Middlesex County, Virginia, in DB
302 at PG 466, the undersigned
Substitute Trustee appointed as
such by instrument dated May 22,
2012, and recorded in said Clerk’s
Office as Instrument No. 121123,
after default having occurred thereunder, and on the Note Secured
thereby, and after having been
requested to do so by the Noteholder, will offer for sale at public
auction the property described in
said deed of trust with improvements
thereon, and described as follows:
All that certain parcel of land containing two (2) acres, more or less,
situated in Pinetop Magisterial
District, Middlesex County, Virginia,
and bounded now or formerly on the
North by the land of Nancy B. Harris;
East by a private right-of-way leading from State Routes Numbers 3
and 33; South by a private forty foot
right-of-way; and West by land now
or formerly of Gregory S. Luckett
and Tina M. Luckett.
Sale is to be held at the entrance to
the building which houses the Circuit
Court of Middlesex County located
at 73 Bowden Street, Saluda, Va.
23149
on July 25, 2012
at 12:00 p.m.
Sale is subject to all restrictions,
easements, liens, agreements and
other matters of record affecting
the property which are superior to
the aforesaid deed of trust, if any,
the property is sold “as is,” and the
property will be conveyed by Special
Warranty Deed.
TERMS: Cash with settlement within
fifteen days of the sale date with time
being of the essence. Additional
terms will be announced at the time
of the sale.
Deposit of Ten Percent (10%) of the
successful bid will be required from
the successful bidder by way of
CASH, CERTIFIED OR CASHIER’S
CHECK at the time and place of
sale.
This is an attempt to collect a debt,
and any information obtained will be
used for that purpose.
James A. Chisholm
Substitute Trustee
FOR INFORMATION
CONTACT:
James A. Chisholm
2412 Taraby Court
Sandston, Va. 23150
804-328-0463
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The Urbanna Town Council will hold public hearings on Monday, July 16, 2012 at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers, 45
Cross Street, Urbanna VA 23175 to consider:
1. An amendment to Chapter 15.1, Water Ordinance, to add
Article 6, to provide that taxes or charges hereafter made,
imposed, or incurred for water or use thereof within or outside the Town of Urbanna shall be a lien on the real estate
served.
2. An amendment to Chapter 12.1, Sewers and Sewerage
Ordinance, to add Article 2, to provide that taxes or charges
hereafter made, imposed, or incurred for sewers or use thereof
within or outside the Town of Urbanna shall be a lien on the
real estate served.
3. An amendment to Chapter 14, Vehicles and Traffic Ordinance, to add Article 4, to impose limitations and restrictions
on the operations of golf carts upon public highways within
the Town of Urbanna.
4. An Amendment to Chapter 7.1, Licenses and Business
Taxes, to add Section 7.1-22(b)(10), to provide for a plan regulating the licensing and use of specific Official Golf Carts.
The public is invited to share their comments on these proposed
amendments at the meeting. Copies of the proposed amendments are available for review at the Town Office, 45 Cross
Street, Urbanna, Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 12:30
PM and 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM.
07.05&07.12.12
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Healy’s Mill Pond
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Heat pump/air... Fully
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acres........$195,000
Whites Creek Expansive
views
of
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2-BA cottage with attached garage... Sand
beach.........$379,500
Urbanna Creek 2 BA...
Urbanna Creek 3 BR,
Locust Hill – At North
Shore New! 2,500 SF,
New kitchen, baths, tile
flooring... Storage, boat
slip, pool, boat ramp and
sand beach.....$429,000
Upper Middlesex –
Near Rappahannock
Over 2,500 SF... 4 BR, 3
BA... Tile floors... In quiet
area on ACRE..$169,000
Business workshops set
at RCC Kilmarnock Center
3½ BA, basement... Terraced waterfront... 3 covered porches, PIER and
BOATHOUSE...$325,000
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basement...$251,000
plus basement, 4 BR,
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2-car garage...$495,000
Broad Creek Hardwood/parquet
floors,
deck, porch... New
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boathouse....$495,000
The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) will be
offering the following workshops in August at the RCC
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s "ASICS OF -ARKETING4HIS
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and gives them the opportunity to apply those concepts to
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lot on Lover’s Lane...
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Saluda LR, DEN...
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garage...
Town water.....$169,500
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Queen contestant to host
community fair Saturday
Proceeds
will benefit
nursing home
around deltaville
by T.D. Harris
Deltaville Large corner
of those concepts. Students are
introduced to the Marketing
Mix and learn about its four
components: Product, Place,
Price, and Promotion. August
9, 1-3:30 p.m.
s %MAIL -ARKETING 4HIS
topic introduces students to
the concept of email marketing as a means of overcoming
the limitations of marketing
via email. They learn how to
build a professional-looking
email marketing campaign for
a business by inserting and
editing graphical and textual
elements. August 16, 1-3:30 Urbanna Oyster Festival Queen contestant Jordan Walton
p.m.
(right) and her Little Miss Spat contestant, Chelsey Holmes,
s "ASICS OF &INANCE &INAN visit a resident at Riverside Convalescent Center-Saluda.
cial Planning is the key component to putting your business
plan together. The Basics of
Finance topic introduces students to basic finance concepts
and gives them the opportunity
to apply these concepts to a
real business case. August 30,
stories to tell,” said Jordan.
1-3:30 p.m.
Jordan and her spat contesFor additional information
tant, Chelsey Holmes, will host
or to register for these worka Community Fair this Saturshops, visit www.sbdc-umw.
day, July 14, from 10 a.m. to 3
com or call 804-333-0286.
p.m. at Riverside Convalescent
Center-Saluda. There will be
Urbanna
Oyster
Festi- face painting, games, prizes,
val Queen contestant Jordan raffles, baked goods, a water7ALTONISRAISINGFUNDSTOBEAU melon-eating contest and much
tify Riverside Convalescent more. Crafts that Jordan and
opinion and share it. For me Center-Saluda and to help pro- the residents have been making
it is about celebration of vic- vide activities for the residents. also will be sold at the fair. The
tory and good memories and
Jordan’s great-grandmother proceeds from the fair will go
sharing with children. Seeing spent four-and-a-half years toward the beautification of the
mothers and fathers with their living at the nursing home. nursing home and other activichildren sitting on blankets in During this time Jordan ties done with the residents.
the graveyard gives a feeling learned how much it meant to
Jordan and Chelsey thanked
of community.
the residents when people vis- everyone for supporting their
Dorothy Topping’s daughter ited them.
community service project
Sharon said her mother, who
“Their faces just light up ANDSAIDh7ELOOKFORWARDTO
is 97 years old, had worn her when you take time to talk with seeing many of you at the fair
sister Paulette out in the morn- them, and they have the best this Saturday.”
ing. They watched the 5K race
from their front yard with
Nellie Jane Harrow, and then
they went up to the DCA and
stayed for the parade. After a
The following land deed
L. Richard Padgett Jr., PC,
rest, she was wearing Sharon transfers
were
registered
in
Tr.
to SLM Mortgage Corout. Dorothy did say she might the office of the Clerk of the poration
Va., land, Jamaica,
have done too much.
Court
of
Middlesex
County
$103,450.
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the month of June 2012.
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from college, had a group of in
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information
includes
the
Johannsen,
14.891 acres, Pinfriends on a blanket nearby grantor, grantee, amount of etop, $223,000.
and it was nice seeing young land transferred, magisterial
Haywood to Stephen
people enjoying the events. district and amount of consid- M.Lyell
Ryals, 2 parcels, Pinetop,
A friend from Charlottesville eration involved.
$610,000.
said it was a bit strange sitting
listed below involved
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in the graveyard. It was for me a Those
sale
price
of
$50,000
or
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the first time, but now I go sit more.
$110,000.
near friend’s graves and it is
Breckenridge Ingles to
David A. Allen to Four
alright.
Keeton, land, Pinetop, Seasons Properties Inc., 2.28
Lots of birthdays last week. Eugene
acres, Pinetop, $50,000.
0AT #REED 4RICIA 7YNNE $119,000.
Paul F. Smith to Oleg SviderDiversified Realty Services
#ARMEN 7ARD AND #ANDICE skiy,
land,
Pinetop,
$320,000.
to
John H. Collamore IV, 1.069
Mitchem all celebrated earlier
Mae to Vivian Dwyer, acres, Pinetop, $224,900.
this week. Kirby Hutchinson lot,Fannie
Healy’s Mill Subdivision,
Secretary of Housing and
has a birthday today. Joseph $150,000.
Urban to Steven Stears, land,
Valencia has a birthday tomor*OHN!LFRED7ILLEYTO"RAX Pinetop, $61,000.
row. Happy birthday to all.
M. Dudley, land, Pinetop,
Michael A. Mazzilli to J.
Roxanne and Jerry May cel- ton
$845,000.
Curtis
Boyd, lot, Delta Shores
ebrated their anniversary on
Household Realty Corpora- Subdivision, $300,000.
the 4th and we remember her tion
to Frankie Murphy, land,
Seabreeze LLC to Kenneth
brother Ricky Taylor tomor- Pinetop,
$130,000.
D. Kyger, land, Deltaville,
row. Our pool is named in
US Bank National Associa- $525,000.
Ricky’s memory.
to Scott M. Brown, land,
$ONALD % (ATCHETT TO 7IL
This
week
Vaughan tion
Saluda,
$490,000.
liam
D. Lee, .575 acre, PinCrittenden, Karen Murray,
C. Carey to Michael etop, $182,000.
John Kida, Bob Parker, Alyssa D.Michael
Smedley, 22.991 acres,
Brian L. Creekmur to Mack
Mitchem, Jon-Michael Lynch Jamaica,
$225,000.
M. McCallon, 4.000 acres.
and Colby Mitchem celebrate
Joseph R. Carroll Jr., Tr., to Pinetop, $197,000.
birthdays. Happy birthday to Donna
Edwards, land,
Leonard E. Mahoney to
all. Reggie Jackson is having Pinetop,Johnson
$253,900.
Donald
N. Burnett, land, Pinhis first birthday party at his
G. Nicholls, Tr., etop, $84,000.
house on Fishing Bay Road to Brian
Kevin M. Seibert, land,
Joseph A. Perini, Tr., to
this evening at 6 p.m. Reggie Jamaica,
$266,400.
Essex Bank, land, Jamaica,
will be 62 years old. He wants
Patricia A. Moore, Tr., to $150,000.
everyone to come by and cele- Kenneth
Condrey, 2 parcels,
Total county deeds of partibrate with him. Evelyn Turner Pinetop, V.
$250,000.
tion
and conveyance: 59.
will celebrate her 90th birthday with friends and family at
the Maritime Museum Saturday night.
7ES 3UMMERlELD DONATED
his talent to the Deltaville
Library by painting the side
facing Route 33 with the
library’s new logo. Jack Hurd
got into the act by donating
THE PAINT4HANKS TO 7ES AND
Jack for giving back to the
community. Deltaville is certainly looking up and there is
more to come.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
“Humor adds color to a
world gone grey with inattention.”
The Urbanna Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing
Fair winds.
on Thursday, July 26, 2012 at 6:00 PM in the Council Chambers,
45 Cross Street, Urbanna VA 23175 pursuant to §17-9.4.(c) of the
Urbanna Town Code to afford Potomac Timber Investments #227,
LLC, the permit holder of Special Use Permit #06-31, which was
revoked and repealed by the Town Council of Urbanna on June
18, 2012 through the passage of Ordinance 2012-ORD-003, an
by-step approach to creating a
opportunity to be heard on the automatic appeal of the Town Counbusiness plan. Topics covered
cil’s revocation of Special Use Permit #06-31, in accordance with
include research tools, writing
notice and hearing procedures as outlined in the Urbanna Town
methods, key documentation
Code and the Code of Virginia (1950) as amended. The public is
and requirements, and financial statements and methodinvited to share their comments on this appeal at the meeting. At
ologies needed for efficiently
the completion of the public hearing the Board of Zoning Appeals
and accurately forecasting
will decide whether to reverse or affirm, in whole or in part, or to
business financial results.
modify the decision of the Town Council of Urbanna to revoke
There will be a $60 nonand repeal Special Use Permit #06-31. A copy of the Special Use
refundable materials fee.
Permit and the Ordinance of Revocation is available for review
For additional information
at the Town Office, 45 Cross Street, Urbanna, Monday through
or to register for either of
Friday, 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM and 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM.
these workshops, visit www.
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Heritage Day in Deltaville
was sizzling hot. Instead of
greeting people “Hello,” it was
“Is it hot enough for you?”
Even though the storm
the night before blew down
tents, vendors were set up
at the beginning of the day.
Kris Scherrer was everywhere
making sure things were going
well. And everything did go
well. Marsha and Billy Norton
were busy serving delicious
crab cakes that the kitchen
help, Jill Davis and Kris
Scherrer, what? Kris was in the
kitchen? A few minutes before
she had been walking around
the vendor tents making sure
they were alright, and then she
was talking on her cell phone
behind the building. At the
end of the day she was still
there cleaning up. Her thank
you has to be another successful Heritage Day.
"OB 7ALKER SERVED ONCE
again as “good help” and the
crab races were a hit. The
Pet Parade was not as large
as usual because of the heat.
Children of all ages turned
out with their pets. Madeline
Hurd’s standard poodle had
on a red, white and blue tutu.
Not sure who won but my personal favorite was the baby
pot-bellied pig. Sharon Mallory stepped up to the plate at
the last minute to judge and
her husband agreed to be the
announcer. Gina Custis gave
Dano’s gift certificates to the
winners of the Pet Parade as
well as the Children’s Parade.
The day ended with a threering circus. The ball game
and Old-Timers Game was
going on, a storm was rolling
in with spectacular lightning,
and because of the storm, the
fireworks went off early. Do
not know if the folks in the
ballpark enjoyed it all, but
the folks sitting in the nearby
graveyard enjoyed it. The finale
there was a smashing show of
lightning and fireworks and a
swift exit to the cars.
Unfortunately, not enough
money was collected for fireworks this year so, like PBS,
we have to ask for donaTIONShAFTERTHEFACTv9OUCAN
send your donation to DCA,
P.O. Box 211, Deltaville, VA
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The jars in Hurd’s Hardware
and various other places will
still be out so a few coins or
dollars will make a difference.
There is a difference of opinion about the fireworks and
that is a good thing because
everyone should have an
Business workshop set
The “Blue Print Business
Plan” workshop will be offered
-ONDAY AND7EDNESDAY *ULY
16 and 18, from 6-8:30 p.m. at
the RCC Kilmarnock Center,
and Tuesday and Thursday,
July 24 and 26, from 6-8:30
p.m. at the RCC Glenns
Campus.
This
two-day, five-hour
workshop covers the development of the narrative and financial forecasting portions of the
business plan. A workbook
will be provided that will take
the attendees through a step-
land deeds
When you think, shop and
buy locally, YOU help build schools,
improve roads, support those who
employ your friends and neighbors.
TOWN OF URBANNA
July 12, 2012 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B7
Ice cream social is Saturday
at Christ Church in Irvington
Historic Christ Church in
Irvington will host an ice cream
social this Saturday, July 14,
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Families are invited to explore colonial history, games, and crafts
outside the churchyard while
enjoying ice cream treats.
Activities include writing
with quill pens, making whirli-
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sites.
The event is free and open
to children of all ages. For
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christchurch1735.org or call
438-6855.
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Jackson Creek
Deltaville
2 Acres Pier with Lift
New Mt. Zion plans events
4HE 7OMENS -INISTRY AT
New Mt. Zion Baptist Church
in Gloucester will sponsor a
Pew Rally at the church at 3
p.m. on Sunday, July 15.
2EV -ILDRED 7ARD OF
7ILLIAMSBURGWILLBETHEGUEST
preacher. All are invited to
attend.
Homecoming will be at New
Mt. Zion at 11 a.m. on Sunday,
July 22. The afternoon service
will be at 3 p.m.
2EV7ILLIE$ICKERSONPASTOR
of Union Zion Baptist Church
OF7ARE.ECKWILLBETHEGUEST
speaker.
Revival
services
begin
Monday, July 23, and continue
through Friday, July 27.
2EV 2OBERT 7ILLIAMS
pastor of Christian Tabernacle
Church in Richmond will be
the speaker.
The New Mt. Zion Usher
Board will sponsor a car wash
and yard sale at 8 a.m. on Saturday, July 21, at the church.
Father Robert Cummins and a mission group from the
Catholic Church of the Visitation near Topping traveled to
Haiti June 21-26. The church helps to support the Maison
Fortune Orphanage in Hinche, and students and visitors
alike enjoyed a week of working, playing and helping each
other with language. Visiting the Bassin Zime waterfall
(above) was a highlight of the trip. Travelers included Father
Cummins, Mary Ellen Sherwood, Kathy Kauffman, Jack
Geier, John Charbeneau, Rebecca Riley, Kelly and Madison
Thomas, Anne Paparella, Meghan Frere, Emily Moore, Ann
Rector and Michael Knez. Visit www.mfofoundation.org for
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through the Backpack Buddy
program, distributes backpacks full of a weekend supply
of food to students during the
school year at the elementary
and middle schools who are
selected for this program by
school administrators. Now
that school is out, these same
students, some who also participate in the free breakfast
and lunch program during the
school year, are at home for
summer vacation without these
vital sources of food.
The Hands Food Pantry is
now providing Summer Backpacks to these eligible students
on food distributions days, the
second and fourth Tuesdays of
each month. The family must
first register to be a client of
Hands. That process involves
presenting proof of residence
in Middlesex County, proof of
income for all household members and a picture ID. Once
this documentation has been
received, the student will be
eligible to pick up a Summer
Backpack on food distribu-
tions days. The next food distribution day will be July 24.
No child in Middlesex
County should be without adequate food during the summer
vacation. Donations to help pay
for the food for this Summer
Backpack program can be
made by sending a check to
Hands Across Middlesex and
writing on the memo line:
Backpack Buddy Program.
The Hands Board of Directors will meet on Sunday, July
15, at 3:30 p.m. at Clarksbury
United Methodist Church on
Route 33 in Deltaville. All
board members are urged to
attend.
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will be this Saturday, July 14.
Lots of good stuff at really
great prices. Funds raised
by the yard sale are divided
between Hands and Habitat
to underwrite their respective
programs.
Hands is located in the
Cryer Center on General Puller
Highway near Locust Hill. The
contact number is 758-2044.
The mailing address for your
donations is Hands, P.O. Box
85, Locust Hill, VA 23092.
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church
Clarksbury Men’s
dinner to benefit
Heart Havens
Clarksbury United Methodist Church Men will hold
a pork chop dinner on Friday,
July 20, from 5-7 p.m. to benefit Heart Havens.
The menu will be grilled
pork chops, green beans,
boiled potatoes, applesauce,
homemade rolls, coffee or tea,
and homemade pies for dessert.
Takeouts will be available.
Ticket prices are $8 for adults
and $5 for children (under 12),
and are available at the door
from the men of the church, or
by calling the church office at
776-6060.
Affiliated with the United
Methodist Church in the
Virginia Conference, Heart
Havens provides residential
services for adults with intellectual disabilities in a safe and
structured environment. Heart
Havens is addressing this need
one home at a time.
Proceeds from this dinner
will go to the local Heart
Havens home in Kilmarnock.
Jenzen
to address
Unitarians
On Sunday, July 15, Eric
Jenzen will speak at the
Unitarian Fellowship of the
Rappahannock (UUFR).
His subject will be “Respect
for the interdependent web of
all existence of which we are
a part: The Native American
Imperative for Cyber Connection.” The author will talk
about the Native American
struggle to adapt and reconcile
traditional values and lifestyle
with the necessity to participate in the modern-knowledge
economy.
The UUFR meets every
Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at 366
James Wharf Road in White
Stone. Coffee and conversation
will follow the program. All
are welcome.
‘No Strings
Attached’ to
perform at
Spring Hill
“No Strings Attached,” the
puppet group from Urbanna
Baptist Church, will perform
at 6 p.m. at Spring Hill Baptist Church in Mathews this
Sunday, July 15, at 6 p.m. A
pizza dinner will follow the
program.
The performance is part of
Spring Hill’s Vacation Bible
School and Community Fellowship Night each Sunday
night in July and August at
6 p.m. There will be VBS for
the kids and special programs
for adults followed by dinners.
Everyone is invited to attend.
There is no cost or offering
taken.
obituaries
Kenneth R. Belvin Sr.
John P. D. Kauffman
Kenneth Ray Belvin Sr., 64,
of Topping, died July 3, 2012.
He was preceded in death by
his father, James Bruce Belvin
Sr.
He is survived by his mother,
Dorothy Styles; his wife, Linda
Belvin; one son, Ken Belvin Jr.
and wife Misty; one daughter,
Catherine Machelle Belvin;
one brother, James Bruce
Belvin Jr. and wife Diane; one
sister, Carolyn Konstiatis and
husband Eric; three grandchildren, Austin, Makayla, and Isabella.
He retired from the Noland
Company after 39 years.
A funeral service was held
Friday at Mt. Gilead Baptist
Church in Goochland and
interment followed.
John Phillip Derr Kauffman,
a resident of Darien for over
55 years, died peacefully on
Thursday, June 28, 2012 at his
home. Born on December 16,
1919 in Williamsport, Pa., he
was the son of the late Charles
and Isabel Kauffman.
Jack received his BA degree
from Duke University. He
ended his career as chairman
and CEO of the Newspaper
Advertising Bureau in New
York City. He was a long-time
member of Wee Burn Country Club and Tokeneke Beach
Club.
He is survived by two children, a daughter, Missy Galloway of Ponte Vedre Beach,
Fla.; and a son, Scott Kauffman
of Topping. He is also survived
by one grandchild, Virginia
Cooper; and two great-grandchildren, Gabe Cooper and
Anna Cooper.
A private family service and
interment was held at St. Luke’s
Episcopal Church, Darien.
In lieu of flowers, donations
may be made to the Gloucester-Mathews Humane Society
Inc. P.O. Box 385, Gloucester,
VA 23061-0385. Edward Lawrence Funeral Home in Darien
is handling the funeral arrangements.
Phyliss A. Bristow
Phyliss A. Bristow of Richmond, born October 19, 1955,
and a native of Middlesex
County, went to be with her
Heavenly Father and her
beloved mother, Florence R.
Boone, on Tuesday, July 3,
2012.
She was employed by WaWa
and loved both the company and
her co-workers. She was best
known to her many friends and
family as “Rusty” or “Susie.”
Phyliss was strong in her faith,
as her daily reading of choice
was her Bible. She loved traveling out in God’s World to see
his beautiful creations, both
human and otherwise.
Phyliss leaves to cherish her
memory a brother, Edward R.
Bristow of Locust Hill; aunts,
Dorothy Lawson of Florida,
Patricia Watson of Deltaville,
and Irma Dann of Richmond;
and her extended family and
friends.
Funeral services were held
Friday at Bristow-Faulkner
Funeral Home & Cremation
Service, Saluda. Interment was
in the Harmony Grove Baptist
Church Cemetery, Topping.
In lieu of flowers, memorial
gifts may be made to the Children’s Hospital, 2924 Brook
Road, Richmond, VA 23230.
Tim Jones
Tim Jones, 52, of Remlik, a
former Newport News Shipbuilding employee, died Thursday, July 5, 2012.
He is survived by two brothers, Roger D. Jones of Windsor and Floyd W. Jones of
Yorktown.
Funeral services will be held
at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, July 12,
at Bristow-Faulkner Funeral
Home & Cremation Service,
Saluda. Interment will be in
Remlik Memorial Gardens.
The family will receive friends
from 9:30 a.m. until service
time at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, memorial
gifts may be made to Mary
Immaculate Hospital Foundation, 2 Bernardine Dr., Newport News, VA 23602.
John H. Collamore Jr.
John Howe Collamore Jr.,
89, “Pop” of Deltaville, passed
away as the evening sun set on
the 6th of July, 2012, following
a short illness.
John was born in Barrington,
R.I., on the 12th of March,
1923, descending from a line
of early colonial settlers and
seafarers. He was the son of the
late John H. and Laura (Bentley) Collamore. He was predeceased by his brothers, James,
Richard and Jeremiah; sister,
Hope Howard; and is survived
by his sister, Elizabeth Gallagher.
John graduated from Barrington High School in 1941
and shortly thereafter enlisted
in the Army Air Corps during
World War II. He proudly
served his country as a radio
gunner aboard a Mitchell B-25
Bomber, flying 49 missions
while stationed in Corsica,
Italy.
In 1944 he married and is
survived by his high school
sweetheart, Nancy (Janes) Collamore. He is survived also by
his son, John H. Collamore III
(Susie) of Deltaville; daughter,
M. Cheryl O’Brien (William)
of Tustin, Cal.; four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; as well as his companion
“Rastus.”
Returning home after the
war, “Pop” worked as a draftsman for the G.W. Dahl Co. of
Bristol, R.I., later served as
vice president, general manager of Dart Union Co. in Providence, and in 1973 joined his
son, John III, as vice president,
shipwright of Hulls UnlimitedEast in Deltaville, building
fiberglass commercial vessels
until retiring in 1998.
John was a member of
Christ Church Parish, Saluda,
Past Master of Corinthian
Masonic Lodge, Cranston,
R.I.; Scoutmaster of Troop
4 in Barrington; a consistent
blood donor; and volunteer at
Rappahannock General Hospital. A gentleman always, “Pop”
spent many enjoyable hours
camping along the East Coast
and sailing his beloved 1928
Alden yawl, “Windermere.”
The family has requested
that a celebration of his life
be held at a later date. Donations in “Pop’s” memory may
be made to either the Lower
Middlesex Volunteer Rescue
Squad, Deltaville; or to Wood
Hudson Cancer Research
Memorial Fund, 931 Isabella
Street, Newport, Kentucky
41071.
“PLEASE, remember me as
you will—’til we meet again
coming over that hill.”
Stephen A. Robusto
Stephen A. Robusto, 59,
passed away quietly in Saluda
on June 29, 2012, after a long
illness. Steve was born and
spent his childhood in Baltimore, Md.
He earned a BS in mechanical engineering from Drexel
University and a MA in management from Webster University. He also held a Professional
Engineer License. His work
involved designing and overseeing construction of heating,
ventilation, air-conditioning,
plumbing and fire protection
systems in commercial buildings, hospitals, laboratories,
schools, pharmaceutical plants
and industrial plants. He practiced as a professional engineer
in Maryland, Kansas, Missouri,
Minnesota, Virginia and North
Carolina. He was a member of
four professional associations.
He had lived in Virginia Beach
prior to relocating to Saluda.
He is survived by his father
and mother, Sylvio (Tony) and
Ann Robusto; his daughters,
Valerie Green (Tim) and Ann
Robusto; his granddaughter, Amanda Green; and his
brothers, Michael and James
Robusto.
Frances E. Tye
Frances E. Tye, 86, of
Urbanna, passed away at her
home on July 7, 2012. She was
a member of Urbanna Baptist Church and a long-time
employee of the Park Place and
the Urbanna Market.
She is survived by her children, Debbie, T.Y. (Robyn),
and Mike (Joanne); 2 sisters,
Jean Hill and Gloria Taylor; 2
brothers, Donnie and Johnny
Taylor; 5 grandchildren; and 4
great-grandchildren.
Her memorial service will be
held at 11 a.m. Saturday, July
14, at Urbanna Baptist Church.
In lieu of flowers, memorial
contributions may be made to
Urbanna Baptist Church.
Church of Visitation seeks
donations for Super Yard Sale
Church of The Visitation on
Route 33 near Topping will
hold its 16th annual Super Yard
Sale on Saturday, August 11,
from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Believed to be the largest
yard sale in the area, it is held
under the protection of tents
and is heavily attended by
participants from the five surrounding counties, as well as a
number of visitors from Richmond. A food booth is on site.
Donations of household
and outdoor items are needed
and may be dropped off at the
church during office hours on
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The office telephone number is
758-5160. Articles in clean and
working order are desired. Not
suitable for the sale are: clothing, exercise equipment, large
desks, and old computers.
Cars and boats are accepted,
and a tax-receipt is available
for donors.
“The yard sale gives back
to the community with a sizable donation to a local nonprofit organization each year,”
said an event spokesperson.
“Therefore, when you support
the yard sale, you support the
community.”
The following organizational changes are effective
this year: After 11 years as cochair, Louise Petralia assumes
the position of chairman. After
functioning as chairman for
that period, Carole McPherson
becomes administrator.
Frances M. Krowe
M. Kent Mallory
Morris Kent Mallory of Midlothian and Locust Hill, 89, a
cancer survivor, died Tuesday,
July 3, 2012.
Kent was born in Ashland,
the son of Charles Richard
Mallory and Mary Lou Blunt
Mallory. After graduation from
Ashland High School, he volunteered into the U.S. Army.
He bravely fought in WWII
in the Normandy, Northern
France and Rhineland Campaigns, earning two Purple
Hearts and 3 Bronze Battle
Stars. He worked his way up
to Staff Sergeant with the 30th
Infantry Division before being
severely wounded in Belgium
and being sent stateside. While
in the Army, he married his
wife, Judy.
After his honorable discharge
in 1945, he enrolled at Randolph-Macon College, graduating with a B.S. in chemistry
in 1950. While at RandolphMacon, he was a member of the
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity.
Upon graduation, he worked
as a chemist before embarking
on a successful sales career. He
loved golf, fishing and spending time with his family.
He is survived by his wife of
67 years, Judith Mayo Mallory;
his four children, Debarah Mallory Morgan and her husband
Dr. John Morgan, Miriam Mallory Moenich and her husband
Stephan, Morris Kent Mallory
Jr., and William Douglas Mallory; four grandchildren, Kelby
Mallory Morgan and his wife
Jennifer, Dr. Molly Hundley
Morgan and her husband Kevin
Nanna, Courtney Douglas
Moenich, and Stephan Harrison Moenich; and two greatgrandchildren, Kelby Mallory
Morgan Jr. and Madelyn Rose
Morgan.
The family will hold a private service at their home on
the Rappahannock River. A
memorial and celebration of
Kent’s life will be held at a
future date. Memorial contributions may be made to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars at
www.vfw.org/contribute.
Willie Washington
Willie Joseph Rain Washington, 66, departed this life on
July 4, 2012, in his Caroline
County home.
A funeral service will be held
at noon Saturday, July 14, at
J.K. Redmond Funeral Home,
Shacklefords. The viewing will
be 4 to 8 p.m. Friday and 10
a.m. to noon Saturday at the
funeral home.
Frances Morrette Krowe was
born November 17, 1933, in
Washington, D.C., daughter of
the late Frank and Grace Morrette. Frances passed quietly
and serenely on July 6, 2012, at
Riverside Walter Reed Hospital in Gloucester.
A cherished, loving and
devoted wife, mother, grandmother, aunt and friend, Frances is survived by her husband
of 58 years, Allen J. Krowe; her
daughter, Vicki Krowe Carr
and granddaughters, Melissa
and Ashley Carr; her daughter,
Valerie Krowe Shostak, son-inlaw, Dean Shostak, and granddaughters Abigail, Josephine
and Patricia Shostak; her sister,
Doris Polites; her sister-in-law,
Velma Krowe Gray and Douglas T. Gray; and numerous
nephews and cousins.
Frances and Allen met and
married in 1953 while attending the University of Maryland.
Following Allen’s tour as an
Air Force pilot, they settled in
Rockville, Maryland, and then
Chappaqua, New York. Frances was a full partner in Allen’s
long and fruitful career with
first, IBM, and then Texaco
and all that the family accomplished. After having lived and
worked in New York and Connecticut for many years, upon
retirement they jointly chose to
acquire a home in Deltaville,
as well as Ocean Reef, Key
Largo, Florida.
A private interment will be
followed by a celebration of
life of this gracious, gentle,
giving Lady at Harmony Grove
Baptist Church in Topping on
Thursday, July 12, at 2 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, the family
suggests contributions to Zoar
Baptist Church, P.O. Box 1010,
or the Deltaville Maritime
Museum, P.O. Box 466, both in
Deltaville, VA 23043.
Clarence A. Lockley
Clarence Allen Lockley
was born August 14, 1925.
He departed this life Tuesday,
July 3, 2012. He was preceded
in death by his parents, Ernest
Lockley Sr. and Mary Goldman
Lockley, as well as his wife,
Annie Lou Marsh Lockley.
He is survived by four
daughters, Barbara (Leroy),
Mary, Cynthia and Alberta
(Reggie); five sons, Franklin (Evelyn), Herbert (Leah),
David, Clarence R. (Carla) and
Eugene (Shirley); one sister,
Ruby Briggs; three brothers,
Preston (Ann), Joe and Marvin
(Thelma); 21 grandchildren;
23 great-grandchildren; and a
host of nieces, nephews, cousins, in-laws and friends.
A funeral service was held
Tuesday, July 10, at Calvary
Baptist Church, Saluda. Interment was in the church cemetery. Services of comfort by
J.K. Redmond Funeral Home.
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