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w w w. s s e nt i n e l . c o m Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck Vol. 110, No. 47 Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • February 24, 2005 B Section Lady Cavs stun MHS in tournament finals by Tom Chillemi Middlesex High JV guard Nikie Dixon drives past a Mathews defender in last week’s Lady Charger win. The Lady Chargers won the Tidewater District JV championship with a 6-0 record and were 11-3 overall. (Photo by Tom Chillemi) Host King William (14-7) overpowered Middlesex to win the Tidewater District Tournament 67-49 on Saturday. It was the first Tidewater District loss of the season for the Lady Chargers (17-6), who were regular season district champions. The Lady Cavaliers held Middlesex’s top scorer and district MVP, Sharnell Burnett, to only 4 points. Patricia Price, who joined Burnett on first team All-District squad, stepped up and scored 28 points in the game for the Lady Chargers. MHS center Dannie Green had 7 points and 10 rebounds. Mecca Bowens had 4 points, and Joy Burrell, Sherita Burse and Ashley Robinson each added 2. King William’s 67 points were the most points scored against Middlesex this season. “They were on us,” said MHS coach William Griffin. “They took the game to us and we were not focused. That just killed us.” The Lady Chargers have had Members of the Christchurch School girls basketball team are, kneeling from left, Courtney Faudree, Jessie Shields, Taylor Harris, Cori Radtke and Larkin Epstein; standing, head coach Ken Przybyl, Madeleine Przybyl, Kaitlin Edwards, Ann-Gordon Bennett, Dryden Epstein, Alexandra Longest and assistant coach Jim Pettyjohn. CCS girls advance to semifinals The Christchurch School girls basketball team advanced to semifinals of the Virginia Commonwealth Conference tournament Monday night with a 56-39 win over Brunswick Academy at CCS. In front of a boisterous crowd of supporters, the Lady Seahorses jumped to a 14-6 first quarter lead and held off a Brunswick rally in the second half to preserve the quarterfinal win. The third-seeded Lady Seahorses (9-4, 13-6) will now play second-seeded Blessed Sacrament Huguenot at 8 p.m. tonight, February 24, at Richard Bland Community College in Petersburg. In tonight’s other semifinal at 6:30 p.m., top-seeded and regular season champion Southampton will play fifth-seeded Kenston Forest. Jessie Shields The championship game will be at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, February 26, at Richard Bland College. Junior Ann-Gordon Bennett scored 11 of her team-high 17 points in the first quarter for CCS. The physical Brunswick team rallied late in the third quarter and tied the game 25-25. CCS freshman Madeleine Przybyl and senior Courtney Faudree took over the game from that point and the Lady Seahorses cruised to a 17-point win. Przybyl had 13 points, 6 steals and 5 assists, Faudree scored 12 points, and senior guard Jessie Shields tallied 10 points, which included two 3-point goals. Freshman Dryden Epstein and sophomore Kaitlin Edwards scored 2 points apiece, and Alexandra Longest had an outstanding defensive game. Bennett controlled the action around the basket with her shotblocking and rebounding (14). In their regular season finale last week, Christchurch blasted Amelia Academy 51-30. Przybyl poured in 29 points and had 9 steals to pace the victory. Shields added 8 points, Faudree had 7, Epstein 4, Edwards 2 and Longest 1. trouble in recent district tournaments, losing in the first round last year and in the championship game this year. “You can’t beat anyone shooting 25 percent from the field,” said Griffin. Griffin noted that during the last week of the regular season the Lady Chargers had defeated King William. “They were on. They took the game to us,” he said. “You can take the loss two ways. It could be a blessing in disguise. Your head can get too big when you go into these regionals. It woke us up. We’re going to work hard in practice,” said Griffin. “We just have to play better and our players know it. One thing I know for sure is they will play much better in their next game,” said Griffin. The Lady Chargers hosted Sussex yesterday, February 23, in the quarterfinals of the Region A Tournament. The winner is scheduled to play undefeated Northern Neck champion James Monroe in the regional semifinals at King William on Friday, February 25, at 8 p.m. The Lady Chargers lost to James Monroe, the state’s second-ranked Group A team, twice in the regular season. The regional championship will be at King William this Saturday at 8 p.m. In the district semifinals on February 18, the Lady Chargers used a third quarter rally to eliminate Mathews 56-44. Leading the Lady Charger attack against Mathews (5-11) were Burse with 15 points, including four 3-pointers, and Burnett with 14 points, including two 3-pointers. Dannie Green had the best game of her career with 13 points and 19 rebounds. “Dannie dominated,” said Griffin. Price added 9 points, Robinson had 4 and Bowens 1. In the other district semifinal, King William downed West Point 47-44. King William visited Franklin yesterday in the Region A quarterfinals. YMCA to offer line dancing in March All-Tidewater District junior guard Patricia Price of Middlesex scored 28 points against King William. Sharnell Burnett of Middlesex, the MVP of the Tidewater DisSenior forward Kashae Bever- trict for a second straight year, ley leads MHS in rebounding has scored more than 1,200 and was named second team points in her high school All-Tidewater District. career. Burnett, Price, Beverley earn All-District honors Senior Sharnell Burnett of Middlesex High has been named Tidewater District Player of the Year for a second straight season. She averaged 22 points, 2 steals, 2 assists and 4 rebounds a game. She made 63 three-point goals. In her career, Burnett scored over 1,200 points for the Lady Chargers. For a second straight year, MHS junior guard Patricia Price also made first team All-Tidewater District. Others making first team AllDistrict included Kelly White and Tomeka Moore of King William and Lauren Brizendine of West Point. KW wins title King William rallied to edge King and Queen 43-40 Saturday to win the Tidewater District boys basketball tournament title. Both teams advanced to the Region A tourney. Don’t be cooped up this winter! Enjoy the outdoors in a snug, cozy On Fridays from 6:30 to 8 p.m., March 4 through April 8, the Middlesex YMCA at Hartfield will offer line dancing. The fee for the six-week session is $45 for members and $55 for non-members. Ages 12 to adult are invited to participate. This class offers participants a low impact cardio workout along with a fun atmosphere. Instructor Lorri York has been teaching for 12 years. The class size is limited, therefore pre-registration and payment is required before the start of class. For more information call the YMCA at 776-8846. Those interested in learning ballroom dancing should call or visit the YMCA, which is located in the old Wilton Elementary School. ✵ Senior Lady Charger Kashae Beverley, the team’s top rebounder, was named second team All-District. The Lady Chargers (17-6) battled Sussex in the Region A quarterfinals yesterday. The winner will play James Monroe this Friday at 8 p.m. in the regional semifinals at King William.. Rivah Room! a,W·V$IIRUGDEOHa a0DLQWHQDQFH)UHHa a)LQDQFLQJ$YDLODEOHa &DOO )RUD)5(((VWLPDWH Rivah Rooms by The Allen Group, Inc. 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(Photo by Brad Bess) Slip Rentals • Dry Storage • Charter Boats • Bait Ice • Ramps • Food • Other Supplies WROOIUHH 5WRII5W7RSSLQJ9D B2 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • February 24, 2005 Jacob’s Ladder Golf Classic signup begins The 12th annual Jacob’s Ladder Golf Classic will be held at the Golden Eagle Golf Course at the Tides Inn in Irvington on Friday, May 13. The format will be four-player teams, preferred drive, and playyour-own-ball thereafter, with the two best scores counting. Those who register by April 1 become eligible to win two clubhouse passes to the LPGA Michelob Ultra Open at Kingsmill on May 5 or 6. On May 13, on-site registration for the Jacob’s Ladder Golf Classic begins at 10:30 a.m. with contests at 11 a.m. and a shotgun start at 1 p.m. The fee is $150 per golfer and includes on-course refreshments and the celebration supper. For more information, call 1-800-368-2870, 758-0712 or e-mail <[email protected] et> or see <jladder.org>. The fax number is (804) 758-8175. All proceeds from the golf classic go towards room and board expenses for Jacob’s Ladder campers. Correction The article titled “Middlesex Youth win District Free Throw Titles” in the February 17 issue contained some incorrect information. The article stated that Katrina Reed was last year’s 13-year-old champion. Last years 13-year-old division champion was actually Ashley Figg, who went on to the district level on February 8, 2004 at Botetourt School in Gloucester where she placed first and advanced to state level competition. At Benedictine High School in Richmond, Ashley placed second in the state, making 19 of 25 baskets. Middlesex Youth Basketball News Last Saturday’s results of the Middlesex Youth Basketball League are as follows: Senior Girls Division Allen Group 31, Urbanna Lumber 16 Allen Group (31): Elizabeth Major 8, Micah Reed 9, Tanicka Kimble 12, Anna Lisa Reed 2. Urbanna Lumber (16): Markeya Kelly 4, Susan Heyman 8, Raquel Pierce 3, Alysia Wake 1. Little Sue 28, Cyndy’s Bynn 8 Little Sue (28): Danielle Montgomery 9, Whitney Walton 2, Catherine Harris 4, Kimberly Ammons 8, Kristen Jessie 3, Megan Payne 2. Cyndy’s Bynn (8): Latonya Robinson 4, Devan Jackson 2, Mercedes Thomas 2. Carlton & Edwards 10, Urbanna Auto-Marine 9 Carlton & Edwards (10): Maggie Hall 4, Alex Dunn 4, Davina Peters 2. Urbanna Auto (9): Brianna Brooks 5, Jocelyn Brown 2, Ashley Williams 2. Standings: Little Sue 5-0, Allen Group 4-1, Carlton & Edwards 3-2, Urbanna Auto-Marine 2-3, Urbanna Lumber 1-4, Cyndy’s Bynn 0-5. Senior Boys Division Hurd’s Hardware 48, Doc Jones Used Auto Parts 25 Hurd’s (48): Michael Bess 6, Nick Przybyl 4, Kirvell Ball 13, Kendall Vaughan 2, Alex Thomas 8, Chuckie Morris 6, Charlie Riley 5, Justin Hale 2, Nathan Duke 2. Doc Jones UAP (25): Josh Brown 9, John Walsh 5, Kevin Walsh 9, Matt Hall 2. 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Established 1954 Toll Free 1-800-323-7478 www.chac-hvac.com Kilmarnock • Gloucester • West Point • Tappahannock 'HOWD0DULQH&RQVWUXFWLRQ 3LHUVDQG%XONKHDGV %RDW/LIWVDQG%RDW+RXVHV Davonne Bryant (left) of Marshall’s Drug is surrounded by defenders, from left, DeShawn Jones, Mason Goodrich (#12) and Bradley Lee of Crittenden Farms in Senior Boys action. thew Duke 2, Roedell Bryant 4, Thomas Reed 3, Justin Taylor 1, Jay Bryant 1, Avery Bundy 2, Davonne Bryant 2. Standings: Crittenden Farms 5-0, Hurd’s Hardware 4-1, Harrow’s Home Center 3-2, Doc Jones Used Auto Parts 2-3, Marshall’s Drug 1-4, EASI Printing 0-5. Junior Boys Division Atlantic Express 24, Blue & Associates 4 Atlantic Express (24): Win Homer 1, Juwan Reed 5, Hill Fleet 2, Thomas Euler 8, Hunter Davis 3, Kyle Blankenship 5. Blue & Associates (4): Chris Chewning 1, Owen Holt 1, Justin Smith 2. Randolph Construction 21, Ryman’s AC/Htg 13 Randolph Const. 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Call today to place your ad, (804) 758-2328 Games on Saturday, February 26 Junior Division at St. Clare Walker Middle School 8:45 a.m. - Walton Seafood vs. Middlesex Kiwanis 9:55 a.m. - Eades Auto Body vs. Norton Yachts 11:05 a.m. - Pitts Lumber vs. Thrift Oil 12:15 p.m. – Ryman’s AC/Htg vs. Blue & Associates 1:25 p.m. - Atlantic Express vs. Randolph Construction BYE-Southside Sentinel Senior Division at Middlesex High School 8:45 a.m. - Little Sue vs. Allen Group 9:55 a.m. - Carlton & Edwards vs. Cyndy’s Bynn 11:05 a.m. - Urbanna Auto-Marine vs. Urbanna Lumber 12:15 p.m. – Hurd’s Hardware vs. Crittenden Farms 1:25 p.m. – Harrow’s Home Center vs. Marshall’s Drug 2:35 p.m - EASI Printing vs. Doc Jones UAP Fishermen’s Fair is March 5-6 757 Z Trak You’ll Feel Comfortable With Us. The fourth annual Reedville Fishermen’s Fair will be held on March 5-6 at Northumberland Middle School on Route 360 in Heathsville. Professional captains and fishermen with specialized skills will lead seminars on saltwater fishing techniques and tackle. Vendor booths will display the latest equipment, charter captains will be on hand to book trips, and experts will be available on both days to answer specific fishing questions to help novice and experienced anglers alike improve their ability to catch fish. Additional space has been secured for the seminars this year and the schedule has been arranged so that everyone can attend all of the talks. “We’ve put together an outstanding group of speakers who will provide some unique insights for capturing fish in the mid-bay area,” reports Captain Michael Quade, event co-planner. Speakers on Saturday include Quade, who will discuss striper fishing; Captain Neil Lessard of OLN television’s Sportfishing Magazine on flounder fishing; Hank Norton from Deltaville on fly-fishing; Dave Carpenter, angler of the year award winner, will discuss wire-line trolling for flounder and rockfish; and Captain Pilly Pipkin will discuss chumming techniques. On Sunday Captain Carroll Webb will talk about where to find drum and cobia; Don Lancaster and Don Forman will discuss spade and tog fishing techniques; and Captain Chris Newsom of Eco-Fly Guide Service will review shallow water light tackle fishing for trout. The event will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Single day adult admission is $8 in advance and $10 at the door. A two-day adult admission is available for $12 in advance and $15 at the door. Youth admission for ages 12-17 is $5 per day. Children under 12 accompanied by an adult will be admitted freeof-charge. Advance tickets are available in person at the Reedville Fishermen’s Museum, Call 804-453-6529 for tickets and information.. Urbanna Barber Shop Hours: Wednesday – Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturdays - 8 a.m.–12 noon (804)758-3542 51 years of service! U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 62 Deltaville, Va. Boating Skills and Seamanship Public Education Course to Begin Wednesday, February 23 at 7 p.m. This highly acclaimed eight week boating and safety course written by the US Coast Guard Auxiliary and co-sponsored by the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries will meet on Wednesday evening from 7–9 p.m. There will be a fee of $25 to cover the cost of materials. Completion of the course may get you a discount in your insurance premium, if your policy offers a safe boater discount. For information or to enroll in the course, contact Ron Simon at (804) 758-4053 or by e-mail at [email protected] Hearing impaired (804) 367-1278 (V/TDD) www.dgif.virginia.gov Today’s Hits, Yesterday’s Favorites February 24, 2005 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B3 Honor Rolls Five members of the Middlesex High School chorus were named to the All-District Chorus at the district concert on February 11-12 in Spotsylvania County. Above, from left, they include Rachel Brooks, Jessica C. Morris and Felycia Bruder. Morris was also named to the All-State Chorus. Not pictured are All-District members Laura Hunt and Courtney Moore. Five Middlesex students make All-District Chorus On February 11-12, five Middlesex High School students participated in the select All-District Chorus under the direction of Gettysburg College voice and choral director Robert Natter. Eight MHS students auditioned in November for the event with a large competition base from District 15, which includes schools in Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County. There were five MHS students who made the grade and four who attended. All-District Chorus was held at Riverbend High School, a brand new high school in Spotsylvania County. While at All-District Chorus, the students have the opportunity to audition for a more select AllState Chorus to be held the last weekend of April. Out of the four MHS students who auditioned, junior Jessica Morris, was selected to participate. Golf tournament is March 11 The Mathews Christian Ministerial Association in partnership with YMCA will hold a captain’s choice golf tournament on Friday, March 11, at 9 a.m. at Piankatank River Golf Club in Hartfield. Proceeds will benefit a scholarship fund for graduating seniors of Mathews High School. Call (804) 725-1488 or 725-2414 for an application or more information. St. Clare Walker Middle School Second Nine Weeks Grade 6 A Honor Roll— Lauren Figg, Zachary Hagen, Chelsea Lewter, Harley Moore, Dylan Perry, Morgan Thomas, John Walsh and Kevin Walsh. A-B Honor Roll— Hunter Banks, Wesley Holland, Shannon Hough, Tyeschiea Richards, Marianne Thomas, Rebecca Walker, Casey Davis, Emma Hand, Maribel Balderas, Kelli Musick, Leah Therrien, Richard Brown, Hayley Guess, Elisha Johnson, Kelly Wilson, Olivia Wilder, Christine Rodgers, Jamie Vaughan, Kelsey Hainley and Coty Poulos. Grade 7 A-B Honor Roll— Sarah Daniel, Trevor McGarvey, Mason Goodrich, Matt Owens, Molly Banfield, Ray Harrell, Maggie Hall, Bradley Spiker, Andrea Stevens, Michael Bess, Devan Jackson, Lauren Moore, and Lindsey Fletcher. Grade 8 A Honor Roll— Melissa Baltrusaitis, Gregory Dorsey, Michael Eades, Ashley Figg, Mark Hall and Laura Rogers. A-B Honor Roll— Amber Holland, Katlin Major, Brittany Wood, Danielle Montgomery, Kelly Purcell, Caitlyn Sibley, Courtney Sibley, Chelsea Sibley, Savannah Williams, Matthew Morris, Trey Johnson, Sierra Jordan, Kimberley Ammons, Kiersten Baylor, Jamie Davis, Chad Burton, Lindsay Matthews and Tiffany Rexroat. Game to benefit tsunami victims On Wednesday, March 2, at 7 while wearing old school unip.m. the Middlesex High School forms. First Semester Spanish National Honor Society Admission is $3 and all proGrade 6 will sponsor a charity basketball ceeds will go to the victims of A Honor Roll— Casey Davis, game in the MHS gym. Some the tsunami. Lauren Figg, Hayley Guess, senior boys will play against Call 758-2132 for more inforZachary Hagen, Wesley Holland, the girls varsity basketball team mation. Chelsea Lewter, Harley Moore, Kelli Musick, Dylan Perry, Marianne Thomas, Morgan Thomas, Rebecca Walker, John Walsh and Kevin Walsh. A-B Honor Roll— Shannon Hough, Emma Hand, Maribel +LJK(I¿FLHQF\,QH[SHQVLYH+HDW Balderas, Leah Therrien, Richard Brown, Hunter Banks, Tyeschiea &OHDQDQG4XLHW Richards, Christine Rodgers, )DFWRU\$XWKRUL]HG6HUYLFLQJ'HDOHU Kelsey Hainley, Jasmine Fells, Elisha Johnson, Raquel Pierce, Kelly Wilson, Olivia Wilder, Coty Poulos, Jamie Vaughan, Chell Ann Del Mar, Chris Henry, Owen Holt, Cody Hunter, Jennifer Bryant and Brooke Cole. Help Is Just Around The Corner Grade 7 A-B Honor Roll— Matt Deltaville • 776-9241 Owens, Maggie Hall, Sarah Daniel, Jacob Pender, Mason Goodrich, Molly Banfield, Ray Harrell, Trevor McGarvey, Michael Bess, Lindsey Fletcher, Devan Jackson, Bradley Spiker, Desiree Cauthorne and Andrea Stevens. Grade 8 A Honor Roll— Melissa Baltrusaitis, Gregory Dorsey, Michael Eades, Ashley Figg, Mark Hall and Amber Holland. A-B Honor Roll— Katlin Major, Brittany Wood, Danielle Montgomery, Lindsay Matthews, Laura Rogers, Kimberley Cooke, Erik Hennigar, Alex Dunn, Candice Owens, Kelly Purcell, Trey Johnson, Kiersten Baylor, Chad Burton, Chelsea Stultz, Brittni Tabor, Jamie Davis, Sierra Jordan and Mona’ Peters. Monitor Heating Systems HURD’S, INC. Advertise in the Southside Sentinel! Call (804) 758-2328 Three on Virginia Tech dean’s list The following students at Virginia Tech were named to the dean’s list for the Fall 2004 semester. To qualify for the dean’s list, students must attempt at least 12 credit hours graded on the A-F option and earn a 3.4 grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) during the semester. The students are Sarah E. Alston of Hartfield, a sophomore majoring in business information technology in the Pamplin College of Business; Casey G. Haynes of Hartfield, a sophomore majoring in management in the Pamplin College of Business; and Justin L. Lucas of Hartfield, a freshman majoring in architecture in the College of Architecture and Urban Studies. Other Middlesex County students on the Virginia Tech fall dean’s list were listed in an article in the February 10 Sentinel. Scholarship deadline nears LAN SUPPORT TECHNICIAN King and Queen Public Schools is seeking a LAN support technician. This position will serve as the point of contact for a contract network administrator. The successful candidate will demonstrate experience in the following: • working to support and maintain a LAN • troubleshooting hardware and software problems • installing and configuring workstations • monitoring and testing a LAN, recommending repairs as needed • managing a LAN to support databases to meet end user needs • ability to be productive and meet deadlines while working independently Candidates should be familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures in providing technical support to users of the LAN. Candidates with experience in SASI or working with educational databases are preferred. Candidates should demonstrate the ability to assist non-technical people with computer problems, and must have at least an associate degree in a related field or equivalent relevant experience. Hiring range: $38,000 – $50,000 Closing date: Open until filled, screening begins March 7, 2005 Please submit a letter of interest with a complete resume and references to: King & Queen County Public Schools Attn: Human Resources P. 0. Box 97 King & Queen Court House, Virginia 23085 (804) 785-5981; (804) 785-5686 (fax) The Tidewater Soil and Water Conservation District, through the Virginia Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts (VASWCD), has two scholarship opportunities available. These scholarships are intended to promote the education of Virginia citizens in technical fields of natural resource conservation and environmental protection. The awards will be considered for students majoring in, or showing a strong desire to major in, a course curriculum related to natural resource conservation and/or environmental studies and who are residents of Gloucester, Mathews or Middlesex counties. One scholarship, in the amount of $1,000, was established in memory of Mathews County resident Martin J. Menges a former district director, co-founder and past president of the York River Chapter of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, and co-founder of the watershed group Save the Ole Piankatank. VASWCD will award four scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each on a statewide competitive basis. Each SWCD is to select one applicant and forward the application to the VASWCD office for consideration. Four applicants from among the 47 statewide conservation districts will be awarded the scholarships. Applicants need to complete only one application, which will be used for both the VASWCD and Menges scholarships. Individual applicants must be full-time students enrolled in or who have applied to a college undergraduate or graduate level curriculum. Applicants shall document a class ranking in the top 20% of his or her graduating class or a 3.0 or greater grade point average or appropriate equivalent of individual scholastic achievement. The applicant’s most recent official high school or college transcript must accompany the application. A copy of a school transcript will not be accepted. Applicants shall demonstrate active interest in conservation. Selection will be based on scholastic ability, leadership qualities and educational goals. Individual recipients of scholarships may reapply for scholarship consideration in ensuing years. Scholarship guidelines and applications are available at the district office at 6969 Fox Hunt Lane (off Business Route 17) in Gloucester, or can be mailed at your request. Call 804-693-3562, ext.# 5, and ask for LaVerne or Bill. Applications are due March 1. 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Electrotech Contracting, Inc. 11200 Ironbridge Road Chester, Virginia 23831 (804) 550-7257 • Toll Free (866) 550-7257 -Mastercard & Visa Accepted- B4 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • February 24, 2005 BUSINESS DIRECTORY $O·V$XWR%RG\ -3/ EARTH R ESOURCES RipRap and Excavation 6$1'²*5$9(/ 72362,/²'5,9(:$< %86++2**,1* %586+75((5(029$/ Dan and Jeff Brown P.O.Box 520, Lancaster, VA 22503 (804) 435-1085 Fax: (804) 435-2906 OHDYHPHVVDJH B&B Don’t replace... Refinish! Call Gary Edwards... ofÞce: 776-0872 cell: 815-8199 !"# Specializing in Interior and Exterior Painting Carpentry Drywall Wallpapering Deltaville Painting & Contracting Owner Licensed & Insured RALPH KIRKLAND Phone (804) 776-7663 Cell 366-6396 POWELL’S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Remodeling, complete renovations, additions, garages, screened porches, decks, siding, roofing, drywall, painting and home repairs. All types of home improvements; 23 years experience. References available; licensed, and insured. J.A. Jessie, Sr., & Sons Marine Contractor Serving the area for over 46 years Piers •• Retaining Retaining Walls, Walls, Seawalls, Seawalls, Jetties Jetties --Wood, Piers Wood, Vinyl Vinyl or or Rip Rip Rap, Rap, Piledriving • New and Repair Work Piledrivng • New and Repair work 776-6448 or 776-0418 776-6448 or 776-0418 Now offering accessories pilekaps, ladders, benches, light fixtures, deck boxes, bumpers, boat lifts 804-725-9686 or 804-815-9829 (cell) Mathews, Va. Delta Docks Inc. Marine Construction Piers–Jetties-Bulkheads-Repairs-Free Estimates (804) John S. Green Cell (804) 815-6365 776-9645 Robert W. Green Cell (804) 694-9902 Beverley’s Handyman Excavating Service East Coast Boat Lift Dealer Mitchell Reiner Construction Exterior House Wash • Wood Preservation Interior & Exterior Painting Scott Stinchcomb• Mobile 776-0657 • Licensed & Insured Bulldozing • Landscaping • Bushhogging Driveway (Road Material & All Types of Gravel) 758-4007 Urbanna • (804) 758-1099 siding • roofing • decks • interior trim • additions licensed & Insured (804)776-8341 leave message Quality Constructed Storage Barns We also have Custom Gazebos! Quaker Pool Shed Call Wallace Davis, Steve Barksdale or John Arthur Robins For details and prices. Check out our internet specials at www.fleetbrothersva.com P&B Foster Construction Inc. Your Hometown Builder Renovations • Remodeling • Siding • New Homes All your home improvement needs (804) 758-3830 Mobile: (804) 366-2436 Interior Residential Since 1981 New Homes, Remodeling, Lot clearing, Backhoe Services Free Estimates • Class A Contractor financing available for qualified applicants Ray Barrack Strong, Dependable Construction of Piers, Bulkheads & Rip Rap %DUQKDUGW&RQWUDFWLQJ Lic #2705-068052 Call your Local Rep Country Painting & Deck Care “50 Years of Dependable Service” 804-693-7310 757-871-5195 804-758-2452 Totally completed or you save by completing it yourself! SHORES & SHORES MARINE CONSTRUCTION FLEET BROTHERS Route 33 • Hartfield (804) 776-6600 Douglas E. Powell (804) 758-3710 • (cell) 854-3802 Grading • Footers & Basements Lot Clearing • Excavation 7KHÀQHVWLQFROOLVLRQUHSDLU ,QVXUDQFHFODLPV*ODVVZRUN 8QLERG\IUDPHVWUDLJKWHQLQJ 5W6DOXGD Exterior Residential Anthony N. 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Rip Rap Revetments Piers • Bulkheads Boat Lifts • Boat Houses Jetties • Excavation Boat Ramps • Repair Slope Stabilization Retainer Walls • Drains Decks • Access Walkways Shoreline Landscapes Waterlines • Irrigation Class A Licensed • License #2701 034192 • Bonded • Insured • References Southside Sentinel Business Directory, Serving the Middle Peninsula and the Northern Neck please call Anita Minuth at 758-2328. P.O. Box 275, Rts. 33 & 14, Shacklefords, Va. 23156 www.southernlandcon.com February 24, 2005 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B5 CLASSIFIEDS To place a classified ad call 758-2328 Real Estate For Rent For Rent Want To Rent For Sale Boats/Motors MATHEWS COUNTY– New construction, 2.5 acres, 1500 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Nice neighborhood. $169,900. For Sale by Owner. (804)684-9870.(12-2-tf) PIANKATANK RIVER— 6’MLW, pier, 340’ shoreline, 5,000 sq.ft., 3 story, screened porches, decks, lush grounds. Pool, much more. Asking $818,500. Century 21 Liberty Realty Inc., Charlene, 804-815-1759.(224-5t) 25’x50’ SPACE, ideal for storage or small business. Rent $400 per month. For more information, call (804)758-1099.(11-24-tf) 50’x75’ SPACE AVAILABLE. Ideal location for small business or storage space. For more information call (804)758-1099.(1-13-tf) BENNETT’S U-HAUL & MINI-STORAGE, Rt. 33 next to YMCA at Hartfield. Units available: 10’x10’, 10’x15’, and 10’x20’. (804)776-7760.(2-172tRR) BOAT SLIP— Urbanna Harbor on Urbanna Creek. 8’MLW. Water and electric bath house, pool privileges. $100/mo.+utils. (804)758-3562.(217-2t) CHARMING 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath Cape Code near Rappahannock River in Urbanna. Kitchen, living room, dining room, washer/dryer. Large yard w/garage. No pets. No smoking. $875 plus utilities. Deposit required. Credit check. Available April 1. Call (804)694-5444. Leave message.(224-2t) CHRISTCHURCH AREA— 1 bedroom apartment on Rappahannock River. Boat ramp, pier and sandy beach access. $650/mo. First, last and security deposit up front. All utilities included. Call 758-9077 for appointment.(2-24-2tRR) CHRISTCHURCH AREA— 2 bedroom house— Sandy beach, pier, boat ramp access, very private, view of Rappahannock River. First, last and security deposit up front. $800 mo. Call 758-9077.(2-24-2tRR) COVERED SPACE FOR RENT— $50/Stall. Great for boats, campers, and farm equipment. Call (804)7760430.(1-13-tf) COVES AT WILTON CREEK Condo— 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom unit with all of the amenities The Coves has to offer; club house, tennis courts, community pier, boat ramp. Available immediately. $825 a month plus utilities. Contact C.D. Vest and Company, Inc. for more information! (804)7769271.(2-24-1t) DELTAVILLE: HIGHLY VISIBLE OFFICE SPACE available to marine affiliated business. Ideally located on Rt. 33 between West Marine and Boat US. Large executive office space, unlimited long distance, high speed internet (DSL/wireless). Call (804)339-5282.(2-17-4t) HOME NEAR RACEWAY— 2 bedroom plus office, fireplace in master bedroom. Very quiet and private. $775/mo. plus security deposit. Sean (949)795-2234.(2-10-3t) LARGE PRIVATE ESTATE HOME on 12 acres, furnished, deep-water harbor, boathouse, pier. One-year lease required. $2,000 per month. Credit check required. Call Debbie Morgan, Broker, Morgan & Edwards Real Estate. (804)725-1951.(12-23-tf) LONG TERM RENTER WANTED for unfurnished 3BR, 2Bath on water in Piankatank Shores. Includes 70’ pier. $900 per month. Utilities not included. (804)815-6989.(2-17-2t) NORTH GLOUCESTER: All utilities included, exceptional 2 bedroom on large estate. Prefer professional person or couple. Has it all! References. No pets. $895. (804)693-3492.(210-tf) OFFICE SPACE— Professional Building, Deltaville, VA. Call (804)7584540.(1-13-tf) PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION/TOWN URBANNA— 3BR, EXPANSIVE YARD/DECK. SWIMMING POOL, TENNIS COURTS, EVERYTHING NEARBY. PROFESSIONAL, MEDICAL, TEACHERS IDEAL– $750 MO. DEPOSIT + LEASE. (804)776-6500, 761-0845.(2-24-2tRR) STORAGE UNITS AVAILABLE now at Cook’s Corner. 10x10 and 10x20. 758-4192.(1-27-13t) STORAGE UNITS CHRISTCHURCH AREA— $30, 10x12; $70, 12x24. Call 758-9077.(2-24-2tRR) STORAGE UNITS, sizes from 5’x6’ to 12’x30’, reasonably priced. Adjacent to Hummel Airport, Topping. Call 7583176.(4-1-52t) TOPPING, VA— Furnished, 1 bedroom apartment. Utilities and laundry facilities included. Call 758-9237.(217-tf) WATERFRONT Community, Deltaville area— 3/4 BR, 2 full baths, double garage, amenities. A-1 condition. $1,200/month. Lease, security deposit, references required. No pets. 7769895 for appointment.(2-24-tf) WEEKEND RETREAT WHITE STONE, VA, •4 BR HOME •Sandy beach •Panoramic views of bay •Daily/weekly, Seasonal Rate (804)304-2088 [email protected] (EOW) URBANNA, VIRGINIA— Single, 27year-old male, looking for housing in the town of Urbanna. Short term or long term, please call after 5:30 p.m. and before 9:00 p.m. at (804)7583310, ask for Chris.(2-24-1t) RAPPAHANNOCK re-opened! Unwashed Rappahannock oysters available. Shucked or in shell. Cleaned and frozen soft crabs. Seasoned firewood, $70/load. B.N. Garnett Seafood, Water View. (804)7584695.(2-3-4t) SEASONED HARDWOOD. $65 per load. Will deliver! (804)776-6011.(224-4t) STEEL BUILDINGS— Final clearance, all must go! Repos, damaged, cancellations. Use your tax returns to build your dream building. Call today (800)405-7501.(2-17-2t) WE BUY and SELL MERRINER YACHTS, INC. YACHT BROKERS For Rent 2 NEW HORSE STALLS, small tack room, two pastured fenced fields. $400 per month. Call 804-7760430.(12-23-tf) 22 ACRES OF FARMLAND AVAILABLE for horse hay. Only split required! Near Saluda raceway. Call Sean (949)795-2234.(2-10-4t) Publisher’s Notice All real estate advertised herein is subject to Virginia’s fair housing law which makes it illegal to advertise ‘any preference, limitation or discrimination because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, elderliness, familial status or handicap, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination. This newspaper will not knowingly accept advertising for real estate that violates the fair housing law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. For more information or to file a housing complaint, call the Virginia Fair Housing Office at (804) 367-8530; toll-free call (888) 551-3247. For the hearing-impaired, call (804) 367-9753. E-mail [email protected]. Web site: www.fairhousing.vipnet.org. Classified Rates $6.00 minimum for up to 25 words, one week; $4.00 each additional consecutive week. 25 words or fewer, 13 successive weeks, $40.00. Ads with 26 or more words, 24¢ each word. Custom classifieds $9.00 per column inch. 10% Discount for cash with order. No refunds, no credit. No discount on credit card sales. Classified Deadline: 12:00 noon Tuesdays. To place your ad, call (804) 758-2328, FAX (804) 758-5896, email <[email protected]>, 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. Call 758-2328 to place your ad! For Sale 1996 LIBERTY MOBILE HOME— 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, lots of closet space. Shingled roof, new dryer and water-heater! All appliances convey! Located on rented lot in Hartfield. $19,995. (804)776-9271.(2-24-1t) ANTIQUE, MOVING, GREAT BUYS, make an offer: corner cupboard, 8ft, 1910, $875; tin molds; Penn reels, $30 ea.; wicker baby carriage, $40; old doll clothes; doll crib; old scale, $15; some copperware; beautiful 2 yr. old sectional, $400; re-pro Queen Anne dinnette set w/8 chairs, excellent condition, $475, original price, $2500. Call (804)776-8907.(2-17-2t) ATLANTIC MOBILE HOMES 1843 square feet, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, LR, Den, upgraded appliances, fireplace, television, furniture, only $63,900! 14x70 3 bedroom, 2 bath, beautiful kitchen hutch, only $27,900! Call or stop by Atlantic Mobile Homes, Rt. 17, Saluda. (804)758-5681 or (800)551-0337.(2-10-3t) FIREWOOD FOR SALE. You haul. A.S. Kirby, 758-3973.(2-17-2t) GOING OUT FOR BUSINESS— Mattress sale, twin sets as low as $139.99. Take an extra 10% off all furniture. Courthouse Antiques, Rt. 17, bypass Saluda. (804)758-4861.(210-13tRR) JVC Double CASSETTE DECK, good condition, $25. JBL STEREO SPEAKERS, small size, $25. 27” Zenith COLOR TV, $200. Call 7580536.(2-24-tf) KELVINATOR, 14.0 cu.ft. upright freezer, $200; BROTHER 2-in-1 fax and copy machine, Model 775, $45. Call (804)758-0963.(2-24-1t) MY LARGER YARD needs a larger tractor. Take my 2000 John Deere 13hp 38-inch deck at half the new price. $900. Leave message, 7583144.(2-17-4t) OAK FENCE BOARDS. 1x6x16ft. $6.50 each. A.S. Kirby, 758-3973.(224-2t) PIGMY GOATS— 1 5mo. old baby buck, 9 mo. old buck and doe. For more information, call 758-2533.(217-2tRR) DVDs, VHSs and games: X-Box, Playstation 2, Game Cube and Game Boys. Vanity Video (804)725-9614 (1-13-tfRR) WE HAVE 15 GOOD QUALITY USED TRACTORS both John Deere and Wheel Horse, all at bargain prices. Come by and look us over. And by the way, John Deere rebates and 0% financing expire Feb. 28. Don’t miss out. Chimney Corner, 694-5385 or 725-2471.(2-17-2tRR) Yard Sales SATURDAY, FEB. 26, 10 to 3— Locust Hill Storage, Building C, Unit #25 (behind Shell Station). Household items, furniture and children’s toys.(2-24-1t) Autos/Trucks 1986 VOLVO 240 WAGON. Runs good. Must sell. $475. (804)7769440.(2-24-1t) 1996 SAAB— 900 SE Turbo Convertible. Black top/citron beige, body A+condition, garaged, 94,500 mi., CD, heated leather/power seats, PW. $7,600. (804)435-2543.(2-10-4t) 1998 CORVETTE, for sale by owner, silver in color, removable glass top, 79k miles, power everything, security sys., new tires, leather interior, good condition, asking $24,900. (804)7583705 after 5 p.m.(2-17-2t) 2002 FORD LARIAT F250 Diesel, 48,800 miles loaded, excellent condition. Call (804)776-0630.(2-24-2t) Classified Ads Get Results! See more classifieds on page B6 We speak Crusing Sailboat, Downeast, and Trawler. Current Offerings: 38’ Hans Christian Mark II ‘89 37’ Sweden 370 Cutter ‘98 35’ Baba Cutter ‘80 26’ Fortier Downeast CONTRACT 14’ Whitehall Sailing/Rowing Skiff 14’ Whitehall Rowing Skiff Quality Listings Wanted www.MerrinerYachts.com (804)725-7595 (2-24-1t) 1995 ISLAND PACKET, IP-40 Sail Cutter rig. Just reconditioned throughout. 50 hp Yanmar diesel IB w/4,385 hrs., new Sprint 1500 windless, Switlik MD-2(6) man off-shore raft and many other extras. Ready to sail away. Asking $193,250. Call (804)435-2543.(2-10-4t) 2001 Apex A-10 RIB (light Gray) Dingy w/2001 15hp Mercury Outboard and boat cover. Like new, used three times and stored under cover. This is a $5,000 package for just $3,700. Call (804)435-2543.(2-10-4t) 2004 WELLCRAFT 21’ tournament edition, 200hp 4-stroke Suzuki outboard. T-top, enclosed curtains, VHF, depth finder, showroom condition, shrink wrapped for winter. $39,900. (804)758-0289 or (804)815-0235.(127-tf) CUSTOM YACHT SERVICE YACHT BROKERAGE 96 SEAFOOD LANE IRVINGTON, VA. (804)438-5563 www.yachtworld.com/customyacht POWER 1976 40ft. Viking - $109,000 2000 34ft. Mainship - $159,000 1983 32 ft. Hatteras - $115,000 2002 30 ft. Mainship - $115,000 1974 28ft. Topaz - $80,000 1996 24ft. Boston Whaler - $25,000 1979 20ft. Aqua Sport - $9,500 SAIL 1983 29ft. J-Boat - $29,500 1998 28ft. Hunter - $39,800 ELECTRIC BOATS 2002 21ft. Duffy - $33,900 2001 21ft. Duffy - $31,000 1996 21ft. Duffy - $12,500 (2-10-8tRR) BUSINESS DIRECTORY Septic Tanks Pumped, Drain Lines and Distribution Boxes Cleaned CARLTON H. BROWNLEY Hartfield, Va 23071 Phone: Day - 776-9485 Night - 776-6055 &KZKG6TGG4GOQXCN .CPFUECRKPI ,COGU.WEMGVV Owner/Operator Fully Insured J E Roy’s Bike Works your Harley Davidson specialist ;PSL>VYR -SVVYPUN*V\U[LYZ “Rent a Husband” >HSSZ7H[PVZ 9LHZVUHISL9H[LZ YOUR AD COULD BE HERE! All Odd Jobs Welcome Middlesex Crane Service 17-Ton Boom Truck Construction Work Tree Service Stump Grinding Call the Steve Hoyt Sentinel Office at 758-0558 evening 436-2555 cell phone (804) 725-5000 submit your Tabernacle Rd. Mathews business Ad today! /6278%%78!9867/!%%353+!738!% Licensed & Insured ($1.00 per inch) 758-2328 and /00%1 %!2345!03 .HDUQH\6RQV +DQG\PDQ6HUYLFH $%'()!** +,-.*. CRITTENDEN FARMS 'HVLJQ/DQGVFDSLQJ á Plantscapes/Hardscapes Water Features/Erosion Control Preservation/Restoration P.O. Box 1142 • Crittenden Rd. Deltaville, VA 23043 Phone: 804-776-8845 • Fax: 804-776-8847 A SURE SIGN OF COMFORT ...GUARANTEED! Our new “look” tells you to look no further. From our ads like this one, to our trucks and uniforms, you’ll see something new– a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer logo. It lets you know that we’ve met Carrier Corporation’s rigid criteria and careful scrutiny for the quality of our products, knowledge and service. And, it means our performance is backed by Carrier’s 100% satisfaction guarantee. So look to us, your Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer. Our new seal of approval is your sure sign of comfort. Lic. #2705 053537A ,Owner Need a passport photo? Call the Sentinel for an appointment. 758-2328. 5%6:98;:<68! /6278!9867/!%%353+!738!% $=',6> +,-* Chesapeake Bay PLUMBING Specializing in: water conditioning, repair work, new installation in homes. 776-6695 Deltaville license & insured 24 hr emergency service 2? 9*== Air Conditioning & Heating Sales • Installations • Service Rymans, Inc. 804-758-2978 Urbanna, VA www.carrier.com ©2004 Carrier Heating & Cooling Systems A member of the United Technologies Corporation family. Stock symbol UTX. Subscribe to the Sentinel, call 758-2328! B6 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • February 24, 2005 Boats/Motors Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted ERICSON 27ft. Sailboat. Excellent condition, fully equipped, immaculate interior, private head. Ready to sail or motor; 9.9hp electric start Evinrude. $6,000. Cell (804)453-5632.(2-3-4t) SEA DOOS W/TRAILER FOR SALE— 1996 GTI Bombardier 8’, 1995 GTX Bombardier 8’, 1996 Venture Boat Trailer. $4700. Call (804)231-0887.(2-24-2t) Quickbooks. Strong consideration given to degree in business administration. Letters or resumes to Oscar, P.O. Box 100, Topping, VA 23169.(224-2t) ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER wanted for growing building supply company in Urbanna. Experience in clerical, AR, AP and general office support a plus. High School diploma or GED required. Must have good interpersonal skills. Competitive pay, benefits, 401k, paid vacation and holidays. Come in to apply, Urbanna Lumber, Virginia St., Urbanna.(2-17-2t) AUTOMOTIVE ASSEMBLY PERSON needed. Top pay, medical, and bonuses. EOE. Call or appointment, (804)758-9395.(2-24-2t) BOAT REPAIR— Full-time Coastal Marine in Deltaville looking for a team player interested in learning a trade. Entry level position requires boat experience and mechanical aptitude. Join the crew! Call Reid 776-6585.(224-2t) BODY SHOP HELP needed. Must have experience and own tools. Salary plus bonuses and medical. EOE. Call (804)758-9395.(2-24-2t) CARPENTER’S HELPER/LABORER— steady, long term employment, good pay and company vehicle. Must have clean driving record. No drink- ing— no drugs. Call The Allen Group Inc. (804)758-2037.(1-6-tf) CONSTRUCTION WORKER w/driver’s license. CDL license preferred. Call (804)758-5836.(2-17-2t) DANO’S PIZZA HIRING cooks and delivery drivers. Please apply at 10880 General Puller Highway, Hartfield. 776-8031.(2-24-2t) DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS— responsible for operation of Physical Plant on 125-acre Rappahannock River campus including building maintenance, custodial, grounds, residential housing, dorms, transportation, HVAC, water and wastewater systems, budget management, capital projects. Qualifications: hands-on, detail-oriented, familiar with computerized work order and maintenance software, good interpersonal skills. Send resumes to [email protected].(2-24-1t) EXTENSION AGENT, 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Mathews County Posting #042068 abilities requiring assistance must make contact prior to deadline. EO/ AA Employer.(2-24-2t) FORKLIFT DRIVER NEEDED for Marina Boatel. Some forklift experience preferred. Will train further. Full time starting in March. For interview, call Doug at (804)776-6463.(2-24-2t) GLOUCESTER HOUSE IS ACCEPTING applications for the following positions: Certified Nurses Aides: 3-11 and 11-7 shifts; Medication Aides, 311 and 11-7 shifts; Dietary Aide, part time position; Housekeeper, part time position. Interested applicants can pick up an application at Gloucester House, 7657 Meredith Dr. Gloucester, Va. 693-3116.(2-17-2t) GROWER FOR SMALL GREENHOUSE and nursery. Located near Gloucester Court House. Some experience required. Flexible hours, full time. Call (804)693-0443 for appointment.(2-17-2t) HENLEY DO-IT BEST HARDWARE in West Point Station— Employment opportunities: Sales, general hardware, plumbing, electrical, building materials, garden shop. Product knowledge and ability to deal with public a must. Cabinetry sales, design, or installation. Experience preferred. Pick up applications at Citizens & Farmers, 14th St., Baylands Credit Union, and West Point Town Office receptionist. Return in person to West Point Station Sunday, Feb. 27, 2:30-5:00 p.m.(2-24-1t) HIRING ALL POSITIONS Eckhard’s Restaurant, Topping. Call (804)7584060.(2-24-2tRR) IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE personnel and truck driver. Customer Service Representative must have good communication and people skills. Truck Driver must have CDL. Apply in person at Lamberth Building Materials in White Stone.(2-24-2tRR) INSTRUCTOR NEEDED! Truck Driver Training Located at Rappahannock Community College - Glenns (804)400-5385. (1-13-tfRR) LEGAL SECRETARY/ASSISTANT— Computer skills including word processing, data entry, file management, automated document production, bookkeeping, and accounting; opportunity to work with clients; benefits include IRA contribution, medical and dental insurance and paid vacation time. Respond with resume to LSA05, P.O. Box 400, Kilmarnock, Virginia 22482.(2-24-1t) Marine Services MARINE SURVEYS. Peter W. Schacht Co. 758-3014.(4-3-tfRR) STAINLESS STEEL Boat Shafting. Ready machined. OCRAN BOAT SHOP, White Stone, VA, 4356305.(12-14-tf) Help Wanted A NEW CAREER? Truck Driver Training Train Locally at Rappahannock Community College - Glenns For more information call: 1-888-878-4CDL (1-13-tfRR) ACCOUNTING/OFFICE MANAGER— Must be proficient in Excel and Manage a non-formal experiential education program for youth and adults. Master’s degree with at least one degree in a discipline related to subject matter specialty area required. Applicants are required to apply at: https://jobs.vt.edu. (Posting #042068) Application requirement includes a cover letter, complete resume, and contact information of three references (name, telephone number and email address). All required documents should be ready when submitting on line as system will not allow a second entry. Copy of official undergraduate and graduate transcripts required. Must be mailed (by review date) to: Carolyn Sowers, Personnel Manager, 121 Hutcheson Hall, Virginia Tech 0437, Blacksburg, VA 24061. Review of applications will begin 3-10-2005. Inquiries: phone 540-231-7619, FAX 540-231-5545, internet: [email protected], TDD User 1-800-828-1120. Individuals with dis- T. Michael Jackson Nancy Prince Jackson MICHAEL Cheryl Prince Teagle MARKETING INCORPORATED %2$75$03$&&(66 '(/7$9,//(ó 1(: /,67,1* LQ :$7(5)5217 &20081,7<ó1HZKRPHIHDWXULQJEGUPVEDWKV/5GHQ ZLWK)3HDWóLQNLWFKHQGHFNDFFHVVWRERDWUDPSRQ6WXUJHRQ &UHHNRII5DSSDKDQQRFN5LYHUDQGFRQYHQLHQWWRPDULQDV 7KLVRQHZRQ·WODVWORQJ GOING, GOING, GONE! Our listings are selling quickly and we NEED new listings NOW. Call today for a private consultation on your home. Take advantage of the excellent selling market. P.O. Box 285, Saluda, VA 23149 HWH Office Center, Rt. 17 Bus. Subscribe to the Southside Sentinel. Call 758-2328. Covering the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula www.chesapeakebay-river.com www.longandfoster.com 387 Chesapeake Dr. P.O. Box 1090 White Stone, VA 22578 Agent on Duty - 7 Days a Week. WHITE SAND HARBOR $138,900 Affordable get away or permanent residence in great waterfront community! Enjoy a new home w/amenities including sand beach on the Potomac and boat ramps. Wanda Bukoski–804-776-8091 LITTLE WICOMICO RIVER $1,190,000 Like new 5 BR. 4.5BA home on 2 w/f lots w/sand beach, 5± ft. MLW at dock w/lift. 1st fl. MBR and library. Nice flr. plan w/5,170± SF in main house +2 bonus rms. over 3 car garage. Wide water views and sunsets. Skipper Garrett–804-443-2514 W NE CARTERS CREEK - $225,000 Private, wooded 0.77± acre parcel. Deep water. Close to Tides Lodge Judy McCloskey-804-435-2833 (804) 758-3093 or (804) 758-0397 or 804-776-0739 804-435-2673 877-435-2673 (Toll Free) Bay/River Office W NE (See Help Wanted, page B7) ING T LIS BAY GATES–JARVIS CREEK $775,000 Custom-built Ranch, 3,200± sq. ft. of gracious waterfront living just off the Chesapeake Bay. Call for details. THE HARBOUR ON CARTERS CK $319,950 Off water, Mississippi Delta style home on 1.65± ac. w/very private, wooded setting. Vaulted ceilings & skylights throughout. Screened veranda. Virtually maintenance free. Art DeMario–804-436-6110 ANTIPOISON CREEK $599,000 Jet-ski & floating docks, excellent appliances, surround sound throughout, like-new everything. Great location on 1.26± ac. Bright & cheery, wide view & wrap-around water. Catherine Crabill–804-436-6701 Skipper Garrett–804-443-2514 RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER $626,000 3 BR, 3 BA home w/open floor plan, gt. rm. w/din. area, den, off. & kit. Lg. deck around pool on water side–2 screened porches. 345’± rip-rapped wf 4’± MLW at pier. Al Shriver–804-435-2673 COCKRELL CREEK-9.8± AC. $1,295,000 Incredible Wide Water Views Quick Access to the Bay Additional waterfront homesites or subdivision of parcel possible. Yvonne Hurt-804-453-3036 COAN HARBOUR ESTATES $950,000 Custom built 4 BR, 3.5 BA home w/ 3700± sq. ft. + 3-car att. gar. Master suite. Spectacular view. 220± ft. sheltered wf, 110± ft. dock w/3 boat slips & lift. Minutes to the Potomac & Bay. www.NorthernNeckHomesOnline.com Scott Guay 804-453-4309 LITTLE BAY COMMUNITY $198,000 Come see this cozy 3 BR, 2 BA home situated on .90+/- acres w/water views of the Chesapeake Bay. Attractive Waterfront Community! Access to sand beach & boat ramp. Ellen Denkinger–804-436-8815 TOWLES CREEK–$525,000 Chesapeake Harbor New construction-great floor plan. 3 BR, 2 BA-on 0.59± acre. Wide water view. Pier/bulkhead, quick run to the Bay. 135± ft. shoreline. 2-4 ft. MLW. www.nnkhomes.com Scott G.Guay–804-453-4309 GLEBE HARBOR–$385,000 Perfect RIVAH Living! 3 bedroom, 2 bath home Open floor plan 143± ft. waterfrontage Pier with boat lift, 2-3 ft. MLW Scott G. Guay–804-453-4309 www.nnkhomes.com IRVINGTON-$595,000 Overlooking Lake Irvington & The Golden Eagle Golf Course–Breathtaking view. Open floor plan for entertaining. 3 screened porches and 500 sq. ft. deck. Well maintained and cared for. ML#82075-11077 Ellen Denkinger-804-436-8815 www.nnkhomes.com Scott G. Guay–804-453-4309 ING T S LI MYERS CREEK–$595,000 Protected wf, fabulous views, 700± ft. wf pt. Pier w/electric & water. Completely remodeled since 1998, 2 BR, 2 BAs, decks/screened porches, large 2-car detached garage. www.nnkhomes.com Scott G. Guay–804-453-4309 CHICK COVE–$317,000 Middlesex Co. Deeded water access Welcoming 3 BR, 3 BA home on 1.25± ac. 2575± sq. ft., 1st fl. MBR, flexible fl. plan. Good access to Piankatank. Amenities inc. pool, tennis ct. pier/launching ramp. Kathy Wright–804-366-5667 FARNHAM–$739,000 55± Acre Country Estate Fabulous 6,000± sq. ft. period home plus acreage. Perfect for vineyard, livestock farm, etc. Exciting potentials. TIPERS CREEK–$695,000 Northumberland County 2-story cont. on 13+ ac. 3 BR, 2.5 BAs. Vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, patio, wrap around deck. 2-car gar. Att. workshop. Pier & boathouse. w/4-6 ft. water depth. Can be subdivided. Owner/ Agent Skipper Garrett–804-443-2514 WICOMICO CHURCH $79,000 Relatively new double wide. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Nice 1.1± acre yard. Yvonne Hurt–804-453-3036 Judy McCloskey–804-435-2833 COCKRELL CREEK–$750,000 Nice 25± acre parcel w/gorgeous view. Protected cove, deep, deep water, 2 waterfront building sites possible. Sand Beach. Close to marinas and restaurants. Great opportunity! LAUREL POINT–$62,500 Great 1.91± acre home site in lovely subdivision. Water access with community pier and boat ramp. Close to town amenities. Judy McCloskey–804-435-2833 Call for your copy of Long & Foster’s Extraordinary Properties® February 24, 2005 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B7 Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Business Services LOCAL COORDINATORS NEEDED to place and oversee exchange students. Paid stipend, rewarded with international travel opportunities. 866-904-7800 or email [email protected].(2-17-13t) MID ATLANTIC CONSTRUCTION GROUP Construction foreman and superintendents, construction lead men, skilled labor, construction labor, concrete, carpenters, site foreman, apprentice. Competitive salary, vehicle and/or allowance. Company paid health, dental, disability, 401K, company match, 7% annual profit sharing, paid vacation, paid holidays, lucrative fringe benefit package, training and advancement opportunity, annual performance evaluation. Fax resume 540-368-0548. Contact Ruth Cook @800-392-4453 or apply in person @505 Lendall Lane, Fredericksburg, VA.(2-24-1t) NEEDED: MACHINE OPERATORS. Starting rate $7.29. Excellent benefits after 3 months. Apply to D&P Embroidery Co., Rt. 198, Cobbs Creek. Previous applicants need not apply.(8-12-tf) PERSONNEL WANTED for all phases of boat construction. Cat Man Cats, Urbanna, (804)758-2212.(327-tf) PERSONS INTERESTED IN PICKING DAFFODILS in the month of March, please call Charles Ingram at (804)725-3236.(2-24-2t) THE MIDDLESEX CO. TREASURER’S OFFICE is accepting applications for the position of General Clerk. The duties include posting daily transactions to the cash register, filing, collection of delinquent accounts, customer service, balancing each day’s work and other general office duties. Applications may be picked up at the Treasurer’s office, or send resume to: Betty Bray, Treasurer, P.O. Box 182, Saluda, VA 23149, or email to: [email protected]. Deadline: March 4, 2005.(2-24-1t) TRUCK DRIVER— Must have CDL. Excellent benefits, competitive salary. Apply in person and bring driving record to Urbanna Lumber, Urbanna.(2-10-3tRR) WANTED INSULATION INSTALLERS, full time. Must have driver’s license and transportation. (804)7584544.(2-24-tf) WANTED: CDL Dump truck drivers, heavy equipment operators, and laborers, for well established construction company. Three years experience minimum. Call 1-800529-6426 for interview, between 7: 30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday.(11-24-tf) Excellent references. (804)6426812.(7-22-tf) YARD WORK, TREE TRIM, power washing, metal roof painting, window washing. Call 758-1242.(2-17-4t) YOUNG GRANDMOTHER WOULD LIKE TO BABYSIT in her home, Glenns area. 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Infants welcome! (804)695-9348.(2-10-4t) C.D. VEST & COMPANY, INC. 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Will Vest 776-8014 • Mike Vest 776-8561 Bonnie Vest 776-8014 • Shannon Vest 695-6000 Property Management: 776-9271, Ext. 13 Work Wanted CNA— w/12 years experience. Mature, dependable, patient, honest, non-smoker. Excellent references. Will care for your loved one to meet your needs. Call (804)758-1851.(217-2tRR) Wanted FILL DIRT. Call 804-776-8330.(1223-13t) HOST FAMILIES NEEDED for foreign exchange students for 2005-2006 school year. Call Becky at (866)904-7800 or email [email protected].(2-17-13t) WILL PAY CASH for used, wrecked or junked CARS and TRUCKS. Will pick up. Call 758-5277.(12-14-tf) Business Services 1-BUSHHOGGING, Lawncutting and trimming. Reasonable and dependable, free estimates, fully insured. Call Ray James, RJ’s Services, 804436-3774 or 804-438-6702, leave message.(12-23-13tRR) ASPHALT CONSTRUCTION/PAVING: Sealcoating, sand, stone and hauling. State certified, fully insured, free estimates, quality work guaranteed. W.A. Waters Trucking, home (804)758-9122, pager (804)6427762.(12-23-13tRR) AUCTIONEERS: Latane Trice and B.T. Trice Jr. Complete auction service. Walkerton, Va, (804)769-2211.(113-13t) COMPUTER INSTRUCTION— Business or Personal to fit your schedule. Internet, Windows, Office, Excel, Quicken, more. At your business, home or here. Bonnie M. Hudgins, 725-5675.(1-27-tf) COURIER SERVICES providing pickup and delivery of documents and packages; also personal transportation needs. (804)776-9158.(1-13-13t) EXCELLENT CLEANING W/EXCELLENT REFERENCES, AFFORDABLE! OVER 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE. RESIDENTIAL AND OFFICES. CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE (804)758-1643.(12-16-26t) FEDERAL AND STATE INCOME TAX PREP with electronic filing. $35 for short forms, long forms are $50 and up. Call RC Walker at 758-2833.(113-13t) GRASS CUTTING, seeding, aeration, leaf cleaning and small tree work in Urbanna/Water View area. Call Emory Daniel, 804-758-4220 or 804-815-8768.(2-24-2t) GUITAR LESSONS, beginning and intermediate. $12 per 1/2 hour; $18 per hour. Call 758-0465.(2-24-13t) MAC MENTOR FOR HIRE. I will come to your home or office and assist you with all things Mac. I can help you set up a new Mac or printer, become versed in OS 10, install software, connect to the internet, etc. I have 16 years of experience with Macs. To make an appointment, email Julie at [email protected]., or leave a message for Julie at (804)761-1378.(1-20-tf) MILLER TAX SERVICE— Specializing in personal and small business returns. Electronic filing available for fast refunds! Reasonable rates. For an appointment call 776-9091.(120-13t) NO TIME TO CLEAN. Call us for your cleaning needs, residential, offices, or new construction. One time only, bi-weekly, or monthly. Excellent references. 843-4000, 694-6827.(224-13t) PAINTER - LOW, LOW PRICES. Free estimates, 36 years experience. Power washing. James, (804)7767884.(1-13-13t) PASSPORT PICTURES made while you wait! Please call ahead for appointment, (804)758-2328, Southside Sentinel, Urbanna.(tf) REMODELING, ADDITIONS, DECKS, SUNROOMS. Call Cassell Builders (804)758-4676 or mobile (804)436-3063. Licensed and insured! Excellent references!(2-1013t) TAX PREPARATION— Individual and small business. E-file. W.M. Woodson, Rt. 33, Deltaville, Va. 776-6471 or 776-9774.(1-6-13t) WILL CARE FOR YOUR MOTHER in our immaculate Christian home. :$17(' Your Property We need all types of real estate in Middlesex, Gloucester, Mathews, King & Queen, Northern Neck, Essex and surrounding areas. We have over 2,000 prospective purchasers on file waiting for us to find the property they want. This includes: WATERFRONT COTTAGES & ESTATES • WATERFRONT LOTS & ACREAGE TOWN & COUNTRY RESIDENCES • FARMS • ACREAGE TRACTS TIMBERLAND • DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY • COMMERCIAL Mason Realty, Inc. has operated here since 1957. We have contacts around the nation who refer buyers to us. We are also members of the Middle Peninsula Multiple Listing Service. '21·7:$,7:HFDQVHOO\RXUSURSHUW\12: Call, write or stop by any of our three offices to discuss your real estate on a strictly confidential basis and without obligation! MASON REALTY, INC. '>*= .* :#*=. ..* @@@$ $ 0"* *. Lost & Found LOST! Golden Retriever male puppy. Last seen Mon., Feb. 21 wearing blue collar. Reward! Please call 758-4116 or 804-337-7171, leave message.(224-1t) Notices APPLICATION FOR VA ABC LICENSE Norview Acquisition LLC trading as Norview Marina 18691 General Puller Highway Deltaville, Virginia 23043 Middlesex County is applying to the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control For a Wine and Beer Off Premises License to sell alcoholic beverages Ernest H. Asaff, Manager (2-17-2t) APPLICATION FOR VA ABC LICENSE MCA LLC trading as Taylor’s Restaurant 17321 General Puller Highway Deltaville Middlesex, Virginia 23043 is applying to the VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL for a (on-premises) Wine and Beer, Mixed Beverages license to sell alcoholic beverages. J.C. Liles, owner (2-17-2t) PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that John Francis has applied for a permit from the Marine Resources Commission to construct 182 linear feet of riprap revetment along a deteriorated, timber bulkhead and to remove 101 linear feet of timber bulkhead and construct 101 linear feet of riprap revetment along a similar alignment along the Chesapeake Bay near the mouth of Big Lake at 21 Myrtle Avenue in Middlesex County. Send comments/inquiries within 15 days to: Marine Resources Commission, Habitat Management Division, 2600 Washington Avenue, 3rd Floor, Newport News, Virginia 23607.(224-1t) Academy to host open house Chesapeake Academy, a preschool through grade eight independent school in Irvington, will host an open house for prospective students and their families on Wednesday, March 16, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Campus tours, conversations with administrators and members of the faculty, scholarship and transportation information, and refreshments will be made available to those in attendance. Families and students interested in learning more about the academy’s open house should Email news and photos to [email protected] feel free to contact the office of admissions at (804) 438-5575, and can use this opportunity to also RSVP for this event. ACREAGE WANTED (Direct Buyer) Call or Write Leland Corp. P.O. Box 362 Callao, VA 22435 804-761-5246 Brokers Welcome and Protected Sears Real Estate & Appraisals Kim S. Williams, Broker and Certified General Appraiser Robert J. Sears, Associate Broker & Licensed Residential Appraiser Melanie S. Carlton, Sales Associate & Leslie Campbell, Sales Associate (804) 785-3303 For pictures and details on these properties, visit our websitewww.unitedcountry.com/shacklefordsva • Email: [email protected] JUST LISTED! - Saluda - Beautiul brick home on 3 acres in Wood Acres Subd. Built in 1985, 1,673 s.f., 2 BR, 2 full baths. Woodstove in family room, wonderful sun room, spacious eat-in kitchen. 2 car att. gar., 1 car det. gar/shop and 5 bay shed. Immaculate condition. $239,000. (See Notices, page B8) JUST LISTED! - King & Queen County - Beautiful brick home in excellent condition on one acre. Conv. to West Point and I64. 1,700 s.f., 3 BR, 2 baths, formal living and dining room, fireplace in family room. Two car attached garage. $198,000. B8 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • February 24, 2005 MASON REALTY, INC. Since 1957 3LDQNDWDQN 5LYHU ³ 9HU\ SULYDWH óDFUH SRLQW IURQWDJH ó6) EULFN KRPH %5 %$ *UHDW YLHZV IURP VRODULXP 'HFNV 'HWDFKHG JDUDJH :RUNVKRS 3LHU %RDW OLIW %XONKHDGLQJ +XQWRQ &UHHN ³ 'HOWDYLOOH ³ $OPRVW 6) 3/86 EDVHPHQW %5 %$ *DUDJH %RDWKRXVH DQG GHHGHG DFFHVV WR D EHDFK DUHD #9? 3LHU ZLWK ERDWOLIW ì 0/: 2Q $&5(6 ìó %$KRPH+DUGZRRGÁRRUV ),5(3/$&(/DUJHGHFNó FDUJDUDJHDQGFDUSRUWZLWK VWRUDJH DUHD Ministerial Association A Biblical Perspective of Suffering By Rev. Walt McKibbon Friendship Baptist Church We associate Valentine’s Day with romantic love and friendship, and rightly so, but it actually originated as a day to commemorate the life and sacrifice of a godly priest named Valentine who lost his head—not over a woman—but over his defiance of the Roman emperor Claudius. Saint Valentine was executed for his Christian convictions on February 14, 269. Valentine’s Day is more about suffering for Christ’s sake than it is about romantic love. The Bible honestly records the human response to suffering, but it also gives us an entirely different understanding of the role that suffering plays in a Christian’s life. We desire to be free from every form of suffering, but we are reminded that it is part of the human experience. Psalm 34:19 tells us that “Many are the troubles of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all.” The conventional wisdom of the Old Testament teaches that the righteous will prosper and be blessed, but the wicked will suffer. That doesn’t explain why sometimes good people suffer. The book of Job was written for that very reason. Job didn’t suffer because of his evil ways; he was a righteous man. His suffering came from demonic attacks, from a wife who had given up on him, and from misguided friends whose worldly thinking led them to accuse Job unjustly. Why God allowed Job to suffer the way He did defies imagination, but He knew Job would pass the test. The book of James in the New Testament gives us a different perspective about suffering in the lives of godly people. James encourages us to face difficulties and suffering with an attitude of joy. That’s right, you read it correctly—joy! That’s a hard concept to grasp, but here is why he said such a strange thing. Suffering builds godly character and develops perseverance in us. Suffering brings us to maturity in the faith, removes doubt and double-mindedness from our lives, and builds our confidence in the Lord. Blessings await those who endure suffering. The Apostle Peter gives us another perspective about suffering in his first letter to the early church. When we suffer for doing good, we are blessed and have an opportunity to witness about our Lord who suffered for us. We shouldn’t be surprised when we suffer for Christ’s sake. Peter assures us that the Spirit of glory and of God rests on us when we suffer for being Christians. In conclusion, the Bible teaches that suffering is universal (Gen.3: 17-19). It is the result of the fall of mankind or “original sin.” Suffering is also the result of punishment for our individual sins (Gal. 6:7-8). God allows remedial suffering to bring about repentance in our lives (Rev. 3: 19). And in Heb. 12:4-11 and in Jas. 1:2-4 we find that God uses suffering in our lives to discipline us. Our suffering can also be used to bring glory to God (1 Peter 1:3-7). Job’s friends did a lot of things wrong, but they also did a few things right. When they heard about Job’s troubles, they traveled a great distance to be with him. They had compassion for their friend. When they saw Job’s condition, they wept and grieved. Then they did a remarkable thing. The three friends sat on the ground with Job in silence for seven days, because they saw how great he was suffering. Words are often inadequate when it comes to suffering. A loving presence and a compassionate silence can go a long way toward comforting those who are hurting. DELTAVILLE • 776-9281 www.ruarkrealty.com HARTFIELD- THE LANDING - Unique 2700- Sq.Ft. Log Home Overlooking the 8th Green. Walk-Out Basement, 2 Fireplaces, membership available at Piankatank River Golf Club. Offered At....................................$399,000 HARTFIELD- THE LANDING - New Construction, 3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 -baths, Lots of deck, Walk-Out Basement, Wooded Lot on the 8th tee. Offered At......................................................$429,000 Call for brochures on these and other properties. 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No Obligation “Stop by or call for our free property brochure of all our listings” www.masonrealty.com Eric Johnson............ 758-4211 Craig Hall...................758-3256 Marvin Mason ...........758-4537 Hersey Mason ...........758-5624 Tillie Hudgins ............776-6350 Realtors and Appraisers Steve Darman............758-0777 R. D. Johnson II.........776-0870 Walter Lawson, Jr. ....758-2836 Irvin R. Shackelford ..758-4994 Jean Darman .............758-0777 URBANNA 758-5372 / SALUDA 758-2777 / DELTAVILLE 776-9295 Just in time for spring, the Avolon boutique in Irvington announced this week the launching of its new website, <shopavolon.com>. The website features images of much of the shop’s wide selection of women’s apparel, jewelry, handbags and shoes by top international designers and manufacturers. Site viewers from anywhere in the world can view the new season’s fashions and even take an animated virtual tour of the shop on the Shop Tour page. Avolon owner Sonja Smith said, “Many of our customers live out of town and visit regularly in the summer so this is a good way for them to be able to shop with us all year round. We expect the site to help us attract new customers as well. We have gotten phone calls from all over the country from people who want clothing from the designers we carry and now they will be able to see what we have on their own computer screens.” Shopavolon.com was designed by Ron Courtney of Blue River Web Design, a local designer who specializes in websites for shops and businesses in this area. “Flag Day” is Thursday, February 24 Skipper Garrett Multi-Million Dollar Producer Area Code 804 Home: 443-2514 Fax: 443-5968 Cell: 370-4080 Tiper’s Creek-Northumberland County. Just listed. 2-story contemporary on private, wooded point w/13+ acres. 3 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths. HP/AC, cathedral/vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, patio, wrap around deck. 2 car garage, attached workshop. Double pane windows, insulated doors. Pier and boathouse w/4’-6’ water depth. Property can be subdivided. Owner/Agent. $695,000. (Continued from page B7) Notices PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that James Spivey has applied for a permit from the Marine Resources Commission to construct a private pier extending 40feet channelward of mean high water and to construct 115 linear feet of riprap revetment extending a maximum of 4feet channelward of a deteriorated bulkhead along a cove of Sturgeon Creek at 502 Honeysuckle Lane in Middlesex County. Send comments/inquiries within 15 days to: Marine Resources Commission, Habitat Management Division, 2600 Washington Avenue, 3rd Floor, Newport News, Virginia 23607.(224-1t) PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Tri County Farms LTD has applied for a permit from the Marine Resources Commission to extend an existing, 5-foot wide by 228-foot long pier 200 feet channelward to a total length of 428 feet channelward of mean high water, construct two, 73-foot timber jetties, add steel I-beams to support a travel lift on an existing jetty and one of the proposed jetties and dredge 55 cubic yards of subaqueous material to provide maximum depths of -1.5 feet at mean low water from a 1,560 square foot area to facilitate the development of a travel lift facility adjacent to their property along the Rappahannock River near Christ Church in Middlesex County. Send comments/inquiries within 15 days to: Marine Resources Commission, Habitat Management Division, 2600 Washington Avenue, 3rd Floor, Newport News, Virginia 23607.(224-1t) PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Glen Miller has applied for a permit from the Marine Resources Commission to install a single piling to support an osprey nesting platform approximately 200 feet channelward of his property along the Rappahannock River at 95 Conifer Run in Middlesex County. Send comments/inquiries within 15 days to: Marine Resources Commission, Habitat Management Division, 2600 Washington Avenue, 3rd Floor, Newport News, Virginia 23607.(224-1t) Jetty’s Reach-Northumberland County. Beautiful brick 2-story home overlooks Little Wicomico River w/1060’+/- of waterfront. 5170 sg. ft.+/- of living space. Cathedral/vaulted ceilings, 5 bdrms, 4 baths, 1/2 bath, foyer, dining rm, family rm, eat in kitchen, library. Master bdrm located on 1st floor. Plus 2 bonus rms over 3 car garage. 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Horsley Real Estate, Ltd. www.HorsleyRealEstate.com View These Fine Properties @ www.HorsleyRealEstate.com Kreiter-Foronda to teach ‘Art-Inspired Poetry’ ([OXVLYHO\RIIHUHGDW ([OXVLYHO\RIIHUHGDW 62/' to be March 2 program topic 8UEDQQD+DUERXU6OLS1XPEHU ([FOXVLYHO\RIIHUHGDW 7RZQRI,UYLQJWRQ WLQJ 1HZ/LV On March 12 from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m., Dr. Carolyn Kreiter-Foronda will teach an “ArtInspired Poetry” workshop at Yates House Fine Art & Craft Gallery in Deltaville. Kreiter-Foronda will lead students through exercises using works on display in the gallery to write their own poetry or journal entries. The workshop will help anyone see things and express them more clearly and deeply. Dr. Kreiter-Foronda is a poet and painter. She holds two masters degrees and a PhD from George Mason University where she received the first doctorate presented by the school. She has published four books and edited an anthology of poems. Her award-winning poems and writings appear widely in numerous magazines and journals, including: The Ledge, Hispanic Culture Review, ElQuetzal, Prairie Schooner, Poet Lore, Mid-American Review, Antioch Review, Passages North, The Journal of Teaching Writing, and The Writing Center Journal. Her poetry reading last year at the American Embassy in Sofia, Bulgaria, was featured in the Bulgarian Diplomatic Review. In 1991, she received a Cultural Laureate Award for her contributions as a poet to the Commonwealth of Virginia. The cost of the workshop is $25. Registration is done through Yates House Gallery. The gallery will be closed until March 9. In the interim, registration may be made by e-mail at <[email protected]> or Blanche Scharf ’s cell phone, (804) 694-9130. 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RAPPAHANNOCK River 'Deep Water Boat Slip' ± 120' Waterfront Great Room (23x15) GAS FIREPLACE 3 Bedrooms, 2 ½ Baths Public water & sewer COMMUNITY AMENITIES : Swinming Pool... Two Tennis Courts...Boat ramp...Shuffleboard $510,000 ‘0@8@B:#51 1.6 +/ 200' Waterfront ACRES High Ceilings, Crown Mouldings, FIREPLACE 3 Bedrooms (each w/walk-in closet), 2 ½ Baths Unique Open Corner Nich in Private Dining Room Wide Staricase to Huge Unfinished Attic + Creek views! 25' SCREEN Porch. Double Garage. Wooded Privacy! ) 3; ;!8! 3 +! 6 $650,000 $ 40' YACHT Slip Wide Water Views DE/%2 Pristine Upper Unit GreatRoom ( 25 x 18 ) Garage/Storage Wilton Creek just off CHESAPEAKE Bay 6' MLW Harbour A Classical New Home.... 4 Bdrms 3 ½ Baths High Ceilings about 4700 sq ft Pool (36 x 18) Garage $694,000 SALE PENDING 776-9297 Deltaville, VA 23043 Nelson Horsley, Jr. Maria Whitehead Randy Woodson Carolyn Bailey Bill Bailey 435-0773 776-7668 815-6717 776-0255 776-0255 758-2430 Urbanna, VA 23175 Lee Maurer Stan Whitehead Katie Horsley Dew Neena Rodgers 435-9480 776-7668 435-9253 776-9143 IsaBell Horsley 693-3826 B10 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • February 24, 2005 Art competition planned The National Arts Program, sponsored by the National Arts Program Foundation, fosters creativity by providing professional and nonprofessional artists, including children, with an opportunity to show their works publicly. In the Middle Peninsula, there are seven counties and/or townships that compete locally for ribbons. Those winners will then move to a regional art contest held at the Bay School Cultural Arts Center in Mathews. These artists will compete for cash awards and continuing education scholarships. Art Miller of Mathews, who holds a doctorate in art, will be one of the judges for the local and regional shows. Artists are judged on their original, creative contributions in the field of fine arts and crafts. Counties participating are Mathews, Gloucester, Middlesex, Essex, King and Queen, King William and the Town of West Point. Entry forms are available by calling the following: • Mathews, Bay School Cultural Arts Center, Kim Moore, 725-1278, local show dates, April 14-17. • Gloucester, Renate Bumgarner, 693-4765, local show date, April 2. • Middlesex, Wanda Hollberg, 758-0085, local show dates, April 8-9. • King and Queen, Diane Gaber, 785-5975, local show dates, April 5-8. Please call your county’s contact with any questions. Deltaville Maritime Museum by Nature Girl and Kaptain Krunch As we bid farewell to February, I just want to take a moment and thank those who stick around and keep the “home fires burning.” The great volunteers who come to meetings, who show up for work days, who come to classes, who organize the library, who work on displays, who send money . . . well, you get the picture. We can’t do it without you. So as we march into spring, come by the park and museum and see what’s going on. The museum is open on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and the park is open daylight hours. And here’s Krunch, who marches to a different drummer! John Smith has recently been described as the “Homecoming Queen” of the 2007 Jamestown celebration, with replicas of his rowboat building and retrospectives popping up everywhere. Well, we want him to save us a dance! Our research department has uncovered a reference to a “Quartered” boat. Four sections and a connecting keel? Actually quartered like a cow? Boy we would love to see just a glimpse in an old print of the configuration of this vessel. Artists always are ahead of the curve of history. Especially in the pre-photo era. A contemporary of my father’s, a now famous illustrator (Stan Meltzoff), after having painted moonscapes for sci-fi paperbacks for years was heartened to find that when man finally landed on the moon it looked just like he’d been drawing it for years! So look back through your books, gentle reader, and share with us any drawings of H.M.S. Government Issue take-a-part boats circa 1608. We want to get started! Thanks to Don and Chuck and others, electricity and water now course through the museum property, especially the two new buildings. What a great place to mess with boats. Now we must organize our dream boatshop and display shed. You can be part of this endeavor so come on out and help—Sunday afternoons weather permitting and then as spring springs we’ll be around more and more. Email news and photos to editor@ssentinel by noon on Tuesdays. The ad deadline is 10 a.m. on Tuesdays. 5DSSDKDQQRFN&RQFUHWH&RUS CDL Drivers, full or part-time needed Call Saluda plant (804) 758-5000 or Gloucester plant (804) 693-3606 Apply within Middle Peninsula – Northern Neck Community Services Board Summary Statement of Financial Condition As of June 30, 2004 Assets Liabilities Net Assets Total Liabilities and net assets Revenues Operating Expenses Change in Net Assets $5,813,207 $2,225,814 $3,587,393 Around Deltaville by T.D. Harris Recently, Patsy Marshall Lee told me about a “fur house” in Church View where musicians gather on Saturday nights and play. It is open to the public and donations are invited. Chairs are set up and there is a stage. The music is American music. It is country and gospel. It is from the heart and some of the songs are written by locals and played for the first time at the “fur house.” Patsy gave me directions to get there that went kinda like “take 17 past daddy’s house and turn where the boys home used to be. There is a brick church on the right after you turn, and the Dragon Run Store is on your left. Go pass my sister Julie’s house and look for a cinder block building and there is a house being built, and it is on the right after you pass the seafood house; it is about 3 miles. You will see the cars in the field.” Well, a friend from Gloucester, Margaret Perritt, said she loved country music and her son plays country music, as does her daughter-in-law. Her son, William, told her to check it out. Think he thought my idea of country music might not be his idea. So Theresa and Steph Smithdeal from Richmond (the west end) said they would go with us and off we went in the dark of the night. Margaret and I were in the back seat trying to make sense of Patsy’s directions. We do not know “Daddy” but Patsy said there is a sign with a big red crab in his yard and he lives on 17 past Saluda going to Church View. “Daddy” had said we were welcome to come. Theresa is a “come here” from Virginia Beach and doesn’t understand that if you are going to take a left, you need to be in the left lane. We made our left from the right lane and started down a lonely, dark country road looking for Julie’s house and the seafood business, and a cinder block building, none of which we ever saw. When we entered the next county after having gone 3 miles, we tried to turn around without hitting any wildlife or trees or going into a ditch. Finally, one of us spotted cars neatly parked in a field with a rope across the drive- way. Dark, it was really dark, and no lights or any sign of a “fur house.” Someone in the car suggested we put the window down so we could hear the music. We parked as close to a building that music was coming from and got out and followed a man going into the “fur house.” Upon entering, the man asked if any of us could sing. He said he had come from Maryland just to play. Thinking it would be nice to meet “Daddy,” I asked if anyone knew Wilton Marshall, aka “Shuck.” Everyone in hearing distance turned around to check out the old ladies looking for “Shuck.” Wilton welcomed us and told us to find a seat, which we did and later when Julie came to say goodnight to “Daddy,” we got to meet her. Wilton didn’t play because he was tired from rabbit hunting and the group that was playing was from somewhere else. They were really good and it was a foot-stomping, hand-clapping night. Guess you are wondering about the “fur house.” It belongs to Mr. Greenwood who used to be a taxidermist. The “fur house” is where he worked. There are lovely deer heads on the wall; some were still sporting Santa hats. Fur pelts were hanging on the wall, and there was a Christmas tree with a goose under it. The stage is large enough for 11 people to play comfortably and the room will hold about 50 people. And there were 11 people playing most of the time we were there. Wouldn’t you know the smallest person on stage played bass. Another lady played a banjo and she was good. There were guitars and a harmonica player who is blind. The master of ceremonies said there were a lot of people there he had never seen. The blind man said he had never seen any of the people there. It was a night of good humor and good music. What was amazing to me was that the news of the place has not filtered down the county. There were no familiar faces and it was like being in another world. But fun. There were homemade cookies and drinks. It was just country. The best of America and right around Deltaville. Notes from Dragonville by Mrs. T.W. Brooks Sr. We extend sympathy to Mrs. Adele Foster, whose brother and an uncle died recently. We also extend sympathy to the family of Claybrook Carlton, who died February 11. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wirtley Carlton and had relatives and friends living in our area. Rev. Medlen has stopped by to see me and called about every day to hear how I am doing. I am doing better. A trip to Dr. Robusto in Urbanna helped a lot. I enjoy eating turnip greens and cornbread. I like cabbage and other vegetables with wheat flour bread. The school children are studying about our black neighbors’ history. When I was a child we called them “colored.” The older ones we called “uncle” or “aunt.” (“Aunt” Norris Graves was born during slavery. She and my grandmother were children about the same age. I can remember Aunt Norris visiting my grandmother. They would laugh and talk. Norah and I would play with Gladys and Lillie Johnson. One year my daddy took the hogs out of the big pen and put them in a smaller pen to fatten them. The big pen was a rail fence. Norah and I would walk on the rails. Once, when Lillie and Gladys were playing with us, Norah and I wanted to walk on the top of the fence. One of them said, “We can’t walk on the fence; it isn’t lady like.” $12,244,686 (11,971,602) Detailed financial statements are available for inspection at the Middle Peninsula -Northern Neck Community Services Board administrative offices located in Saluda, Virginia. The above includes related organizations. TOWN OF URBANNA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Historic and Architectural Review Board will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, March 2, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 45 Cross Street, Urbanna, VA 23275 on application #05-03, Lucille Morelli, 241 Prince George Street (20A-1-63) to add a 17’x20’ (340 sq.ft.) addition to the house, to be ADA compliant with handicap ramp and replacement of jalousie windows on sunporch with casement windows. The public is invited to share their comments on the application at the meeting. A copy of the application is available for review at the Town Office, 45 Cross Street, Urbanna, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. 02/17&02/24/05 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 28.21302.6 of the Code of Virginia that a public hearing will be held by the Middlesex County Wetlands Board on Tuesday, March 8, 2005 at 9 a.m. to consider the following: Wetlands Application #2005-0011 submitted by James Spivey requesting to replace the existing bulkhead with 115' of riprap revetment. The property for which the application is being made is located on Sturgeon Creek, Tax Map #40-14-20. The Wetlands Board public hearing will be held in the Woodward Building Boardroom, 877 General Puller Hwy, County Courthouse Complex, Saluda, Virginia. All interested persons are encouraged to attend to present their views concerning the applications. A copy of the application is available for public inspection at the Department of Planning and Community Development, Woodward Building, Saluda, Virginia, telephone (804) 758-3382. 02.17&02.24.05 MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MIDDLESEX COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204 of the Code of Virginia that public hearings will be held by the Middlesex County Planning Commission on Thursday, March 10, 2005 at 7:30 p.m. and by the Middlesex County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, March 15, 2005 at 7:30 p.m. to consider the following: 1. Special Exception Application #2004-01 submitted by Middlesex County Health District requesting the approval of a special exception for a public communications facility. The property for which application is being made is zoned Village Community (VC) and is located at 2780 General Puller Highway, Saluda Magisterial District, Tax Map #27-9-A. The Planning Commission public hearing will be held in the Circuit Courtroom, 877 General Puller Highway, County Courthouse Complex, Saluda, Va. 23149. The Board of Supervisors public hearing will be held in the Woodward Building Boardroom, 877 General Puller Highway, County Courthouse Complex, Saluda, Va. 23149. All interested persons are encouraged to attend to present their views concerning the applications. A copy of the applications are available for public inspection at the Department of Planning and Community Development, Woodward Building – 2nd Floor, 877 General Puller Highway, Saluda, Va. 23149, telephone (804) 758-3382. 02.24&03.03.05 MIDDLESEX COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204 of the Code of Virginia that public hearings will be held by the Middlesex County Planning Commission on Thursday, March 10, 2005 at 7:30 p.m. to consider the following: $5,813,207 $273,084 MIDDLESEX COUNTY WETLAND BOARD +56' 0DLQWHQDQFH2SHUDWRU:DVWHZDWHU 7KHUHLVDQH[FHOOHQWRSSRUWXQLW\LI\RXKDYHDVNLOOHG PHFKDQLFDOEDFNJURXQGDVWURQJZRUNHWKLFZDQWWRZRUN RQWKH0LGGOH3HQLQVXODDQGDUHLQWHUHVWHGLQDQ$SSUHQWLFHñ VKLSRSSRUWXQLW\7KH0DLQWHQDQFH2SHUDWRUZLOOPDLQWDLQDQG UHSDLUVHZDJHWUHDWPHQWIDFLOLWLHVDQGVXSHUYLVHDVVLVWDQWV LQWKHVHUYLFLQJDQGUHSDLURIVHZHUPDLQVSXPSLQJVWDWLRQV DQGJUDYLW\PDLQV([SHULHQFHLQJHQHUDOFRQVWUXFWLRQWUDGHV IDPLOLDULW\ZLWKDQGDELOLW\WRRSHUDWHKHDY\FRQVWUXFWLRQ HTXLSPHQWDQGVXSHUYLVRU\VNLOOVDUHHVVHQWLDOWRWKHSRVLWLRQ 5HTXLUHV+LJK6FKRROGLSORPDRU*('0XVWSRVVHVVDQG PDLQWDLQD'ULYHU·V/LFHQVHIURPVWDWHRIUHVLGHQFH&'/RU &'/3HUPLWSUHIHUUHG&'/PXVWEHREWDLQHGZLWKLQPRQWKV %HQHILWV6WDUWLQJSD\RI,QFOXGHVIXOO\IXQGHG VWDWHUHWLUHPHQWDQGWHUPOLIHLQVXUDQFHDQQXDOVLFNPLOLWDU\ OHDYHGHIHUUHGFRPSHQVDWLRQKHDOWKGHQWDOLQVXUDQFH RSWLRQDOOLIHFRYHUDJHXQLIRUPDQGVKRHDOORZDQFH 4XDOLILHGDSSOLFDQWVPD\REWDLQDQDSSOLFDWLRQDQGFRPSOHWH MREGHVFULSWLRQIURPRXUZHEVLWHDWZZZKUVGFRPRUFDOO ñIRUDUHFRUGHGPHVVDJHRQUHFHLYLQJDQ DSSOLFDWLRQSDFNHW6HOHFWHGFDQGLGDWHPXVWSDVVSUHHPSOR\ñ PHQWGUXJVFUHHQLQJDQGEDFNJURXQGFKHFN(2( 1. Ordinance Amendment #2005-02 submitted by the Middlesex County Planning Commission. The ordinance amendment request is to amend the Middlesex County Zoning Ordinance by adding Article 9B, Rural Planned Community (RPC). The purpose of this amendment is to establish a planned development district to encourage innovative and creative design on large parcels located in rural settings within Middlesex County; create a distinct rural community surrounded by a protected rural landscape of agricultural land, large forest blocks, historic features, scenic vistas and natural resources; protect agricultural land, large forest blocks, historic features, scenic vistas and natural resources found within Middlesex by providing open space; allow a variety of housing types in an orderly relationship to each other and to surrounding neighborhoods to prevent sprawl development; promote high standards in the layout, design and construction of residential development; and implement the goals and objectives of the Comprehensive Plan. The Planning Commission public hearing will be held in the Circuit Courtroom, 877 General Puller Highway, County Courthouse Complex, Saluda, Va. 23149. All interested persons are encouraged to attend to present their views concerning the applications. A copy of the application is available for public inspection at the Department of Planning and Community Development, Woodward Building – 2nd Floor, 877 General Puller Highway, Saluda, Va. 23149, telephone (804) 758-3382. 02.24&03.03.05
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