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Vol. 119, No. 40
Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • January 9, 2014
B Section
Chargers rout K&Q
to up record to 4-4
by Tom Hardin
Jacob Self scored a career-high 17
points, grabbed 6 rebounds and had
5 steals to lead the Middlesex boys
varsity basketball team to a 73-40
win over King and Queen Monday
night at MHS in Saluda.
The Tidewater Distrcit win gave
the Chargers a 2-0 district mark and
overall record of 4-4.
Marquez Holmes added 14 points
to the MHS attack and Brett Carter
had 10. Holmes also had 5 rebounds
and 6 steals, and Carter had 2
rebounds and 5 steals.
Also for the Chargers, DeAngelo
King had 7 points and 2 rebounds;
Kaleb Wake, 5 points and 3 rebounds;
Andre Campbell, 4 points and 4
steals; Shakeim Paige, 4 points; Zebulon Burrell and Brandon Sjolie, 3
points each; Dre Key, 2 points and 5
rebounds; Chris Blake, 2 points and
2 rebounds; and Gregory Robinson,
2 points.
The Chargers shot 38% from the
field, made 19 of 34 free throws,
committed 16 turnovers, and had 23
steals.
Self made 3 of 5 three-point
attempts, and Carter hit 2 of 6 three
point attempts.
Middlesex will host Charles City
in the John Clements Memorial
Gymnasium at MHS this Friday, January 10. On Tuesday, January 14, the
Chargers will visit West Point, and
on Thursday, January 16, they will
host Northumberland.
On Saturday, January 18, the Chargers will host Lancaster, and on
Tuesday, January 21, they will host
King William.
JV games begin at 6 p.m. and are
followed by varsity games at 7:30 p.m.
In photo above, Middlesex JV guard Trevon Hooks
drives past a King and Queen defender in Monday’s
win over the Royal Tigers. In right photo, Andre Johnson heads to the hoop to score two of his game-high
23 points.
(Photos by Tom Chillemi)
Johnson and Bagby lead JV Chargers
to first win; host Charles City Friday
by Larry Chowning
The Middlesex High School junior
varsity boys basketball team grabbed
its first victory of the season, 59-27
over the King and Queen Royal Tigers
Monday night at MHS in Saluda.
Andre Johnson led the JV Chargers with 23 points, Carnell Bagby
had 14, Jamel Reed 9, Trevon Hooks
5, and Michael Epps and Kenneth
Reed 4 apiece.
MHS coach Benny Burrell said
that his team played well together
and the scoring efforts of Johnson
and Bagby highlighted the team
performance. “Andre and Carnell
stepped it up a notch and contributed greatly to our first victory of the
season,” Burrell said.
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Open house
is Saturday
St. Clare Walker Seahawks
Members of the St. Clare Walker Middle School boys basketball team
include, front row from left, Jaden Reed, Brandon Ward, Isaiah Burse,
Adam Smith and Jo’Mari Gonzalez; back row, assistant coach Joey Fitchett, Jeffery Jones, Elijah Darnell, Simon Unsworth, Gregory Dungee,
Ziarre Keyser, Tyler Scott, Carlos Marshall and head coach Mike Lewis Jr.
(Photo by Tom Chillemi)
seahawks basketball
The St. Clare Walker Middle
School boys basketball team posted
two wins in recent action, including a
41-34 overtime win over Lancaster on
December 12.
Carlos Marshall led the Seahawks
with 13 points and 10 rebounds; Tyler
Scott, 12 points, 5 rebounds; Gregory Dungee, 4 points, 16 rebounds;
Ziarre Keyser, 9 points, 5 assists; and
Jaden Reed, 3 points, 4 rebounds.
The Seahawks also defeated Aylett
49-26 on December 9.
For the Seahawks, Gregory Dungee
had 11 points and 20 rebounds; Simon
Unsworth, 6 points, 8 rebounds;
Ziarre Keyser, 8 points, 4 assists; Tyler
Scott, 7 points; Isaiah Burse, 5 points;
Carlos Marshall, 5 points; and Jeffery
Jones, Adam Smith, Kian Cheatham
and Deandre Jessie, 2 points each.
The Seahawks suffered a 48-38
loss at the Lancaster Tournament on
December 28.
Scott led the Seahawks with 9
points; Unsworth had 8 points;
Dungee 6; Marshall and Keyser, 5
apiece; Burse and Jones, 2 each; and
Smith made a free throw.
Lady Seahawks
The Lady Seahawks are 3-1 in their
first four games and were one of the
two Middlesex teams who won their
games against Lancaster, 24-17, in
the Lancaster Tournament on December 28.
“The girls have played very well the
past five games,” said coach Rebecca
Panis. “I am proud of how they have
progressed and stepped up to different
challenges.”
Panis also mentioned that assistant
coach Anthony Kimble “has been a
big help in motivating the team.”
Youth basketball draft is Saturday
The Middlesex Youth Basketball
League (MYBL) 2014 draft and team
selection will be held Saturday, January 11, at Middlesex High School and
Middlesex Elementary School.
The schedule at Middlesex High
School is as follows:
• Girls ages 9-14, 9 a.m. All girls
in this age group need to be present.
There are still openings in the Girls
Division.
• Boys ages 9-11, 10:15 a.m. All
boys in this age group who are new to
this division need to be present.
• Boys ages 12-14, 11:30 a.m. All
boys in this age group who are new to
the division need to be present.
At Middlesex Elementary School
boys and girls ages 6-8 need to be
there at 12:30 p.m. All boys and girls
new to the division need to be present.
For more information, contact Janel
at 804-815-3697 or Karen at 804-7583200.
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The Christchurch School boys JV
and varsity basketball teams will host
Woodberry-Forest on Friday, January
10, in Yarbrough Gymnasium.
The JV game is at 4:30 p.m. and the
varsity game follows at 6 p.m.
On Saturday, January 11, the
Seahorse varsity will compete in the
Virginiapreps.com Classic at 7:30
p.m. in Virginia Beach.
On Tuesday, January 14, the 24th
Annual John Stone (‘86) Memorial Basketball Tournament will be
held on Friday and Saturday, January
17-18, in Yarbrough Gymnasium on
the Christchurch campus. Games on
Friday are St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes
(Alexandria) vs. Virginia Beach Catholic at 6 p.m., and Atlantic Shores
(Chesapeake) vs. Christchurch at 7:30
p.m.
On Saturday, the consolation game
will be held at 2 p.m. with the championship game at 3:30 p.m.
Admission is free and open to the
public.
The team will host Charles City in
the John Clements Memorial Gymnasium at MHS on Friday, January
10. On Tuesday, January 14, the
JV Chargers visit West Point, and
on Thursday, January 16, they host
Northumberland.
JV games begin at 6 p.m. and are
followed by varsity games at 7:30
p.m.
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Six Chargers earn
All-District honors
by Larry Chowning
The Middlesex High School varsity football team had three players
to receive first team All-Tidewater
District honors on both offense and
defense.
Chargers Kaleb Wake, Brett Carter
and Robert Drewry received those
honors. Wake was All-District at offensive tackle and defensive line; Carter at
wide receiver, defensive back and kick
returner; and Drewry at running back
and defensive back.
Three other Chargers made first
team All-District—Hughes Nelson
at center; Steve Skelton at offensive
guard; and Devante Robertson at linebacker.
Middlesex Chargers who made the
Tidewater District All-Academic team
were Nelson, Wake, James Williams
and Robert Lemon.
Others to make the first team AllTidewater District on offense were
Ryan Mills, West Point; Tyler Gilbert-
son, King William; Barton Stone, King
William; Austin Simons, King William; Malcolm Jackson, King William;
L.A. Allen, West Point; Dre Smith,
King William; Mike Anerton, West
Point; Spencer Keaton, King William;
and Jacob Jones, King William.
Other defensive first team recipients were Corey Smith, West Point;
Malcolm Jackson, King William; Neil
Washington, West Point; A.J. Jones,
West Point; Kyle Harley, King William; L.A. Allen, West Point; Camajae
Peatross, King William; M. Callahan,
Charles City; and Dre Smith, King
William.
Former Middlesex High School
football standout L.C. Briggs was
named Tidewater District Coach of
Year Division 1. Briggs is the head
coach at West Point High School and
a 1987 graduate of MHS. He played
nose guard and fullback for the Chargers on the 1985 and 1986 teams.
Under Briggs’ leadership, West Point
went 8-3 during the 2013 season.
The Middlesex Family YMCA can
help with all your New Year’s resolutions! Y members enjoy fun and
healthy activities for the whole family
with reduced prices for programs such
as child care, camp, youth and adult
sports, and swim lessons. Y members enjoy unlimited classes such as
zumba, yoga, tabata, and strength and
conditioning classes.
To make it work for all families,
your children receive free babysitting
while you workout. New members
who join during the month of January receive 100% off the joining fee;
monthly rates still apply.
We have several new classes added
to our schedule for January including
Body Design on Tuesdays at 9 a.m.
and alternating classes and instructors on Saturdays at 9 a.m. Call the
Y for more information at 776-8846
or come by and visit our Welcome
Center today for a tour.
Join us this Saturday for our open
house from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. There will
be free snacks, blood pressure screening and tours. The Middlesex Family
YMCA is at 11487 General Puller
Highway, Hartfield. Like us on Facebook to find out what our Y does for
the youth and families of Middlesex
County every day.
Team in Training
Be a part of the Y’s tight-knit Team
in Training (TNT) for the March 29
Monument Avenue 10K in Richmond. Get in your best form ever
with a walking/running program that
includes nutrition counseling through
ActivTrax; group shoe fittings at Point
2 Running Company; small group
personal training for back and core
with our Y trainers; and a specialty
workshop on stretching and injury
prevention.
How does it work? Gather for a
group run every Saturday morning at
9 a.m. with beautiful routes throughout the community, and also train solo
with our customized plan throughout
the week—it’s a training plan that
you can take anywhere. First-timers
through seasoned athletes are welcome.
As told best by a previous Monument Avenue 10K participant following 2013’s race: “I am happy to tell
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Middlesex residents help CA
students explore foreign cultures
MES students enjoy “The Nutcracker”
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story, the elaborate costumes, and beautiful music.
Christchurch open house is Monday
Christchurch School will
host an open house for all
interested students and their
families on Monday, January 13. Guests will tour the
campus, eat lunch, and visit
with students and faculty. To
make a reservation or to ask
questions, please contact Kelly
Espy at 758-2306, ext. 125.
Early admission
Stryker Ann Vosteen (above),
a senior at Chatham Hall in
Chatham, has been notiÄLKVMOLYLHYS`HJJLW[HUJL
to attend the University of
Richmond next fall. She is
the daughter of Paul and
Madge Vosteen of Clifton
Forge, and the granddaughter of Aubrey and Margie
Hall of Urbanna and Lou
and Annette Vosteen of
Williamsburg.
When Emily Edmonds of
Christchurch meets the preschoolers she teaches at Chesapeake Academy, she is likely
to be greeted not with a shout
of “good morning,” but with a
rousing chorus of “buenos dias!”
Edmonds
moved
to
Christchurch in 2013 with her
husband Matthew, who is a
teacher at Christchurch School.
In her first year at Chesapeake
Academy, Edmonds has joined
veteran
foreign
language
teacher Lilith Andersen of
Hartfield to provide instruction
in foreign language to every
student enrolled at the school.
At Chesapeake Academy,
language instruction begins in
Pre-K 3&4 and is part of the
curriculum at every grade level.
Edmonds meets with younger
students through fifth grade and
says that youngsters’ brains are
“wired for language at this age,”
and from week to week they
show marked proficiency.
“The instructional methodology we use is called teaching
proficiency through reading
and storytelling,” Edmonds
explains. The youngest students
begin by learning the Spanish words for numbers, colors,
shapes, body parts and animal
names. Older ones read books
and often act out stories in
which they communicate with
each other in Spanish.
Sixth-graders exchange their
Spanish texts for one with the
enticing title “Latin is Fun.”
“We believe that learning
Latin is especially helpful in
building vocabulary skills and
preparing students for further
study in modern foreign languages and in English,” said
Andersen, who came to Chesapeake Academy in 2007 and
created the Latin curriculum six
years ago.
Andersen, who also teaches
high school Spanish to seventh
and eighth-graders, notes that
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the payoff for studying Latin
is apparent almost immediately. “Students returning to
study Spanish more formally
as they prepare for high school
are more adept at making connections among words and
sentence constructions that are
similar in English or Latin,” she
said.
Classes in the upper grades
are a mixture of vocabularybuilding, reading, writing, conversation and cultural studies.
Marksmanship program to
begin Saturday at Hunt Club
The Middlesex Sportsmen’s Hunt Club (MSHC) in
Hartfield will offer the NRA/
Winchester
Marksmanship
Qualification Program to club
members and guests on the
second Saturday of each month
starting Saturday, January 11.
Members and guests may
participate in any or all of the
programs being offered: rimfire rifle (any rimfire .22 with
any sights), pistol (any pistol,
any sights), shotgun skeet,
shotgun trap, and shotgun
sporting clays (five stand).
The cost is $7.50 for pistol
or rifle, and, $20 for shotgun
(shotgun includes 3 rounds of
targets).
On January 11, shotgun
shooters will shoot at 9:30 a.m.
and pistol and rifle shooters
will shoot at 1 p.m. Anyone
interested in participating in
this program should contact
White at maceywhite@gmail.
com.
YMCA cheerleading signup begins
Registration is under way
for YMCA cheerleading.
Practices will be on Mondays
and Wednesdays from 4-5:30
p.m. at the Middlesex Family
YMCA in Hartfield. The Y bus
is available for transport to the
Y in the afternoons. Contact
the Middlesex Family YMCA
at 776-8846 for details.
Weekly Tides
YMCA . . .
you that I am officially motivated! Just saw my name in
the Richmond newspaper with
my time. I barely made it, but
I am in there. I bested my time
from last year, including my
5K split. Thank you so much
for the encouragement. If I had
known how great the sense of
accomplishment would be, I
would have started a long time
ago! Thanks for all you do
in making our community a
healthier one.”
Join us and feel that sense of
accomplishment—one step at
a time!
The group runs will
begin Saturday, January 25,
and continue each Saturday at
9 a.m. through Race Day on
Saturday, March 29. The cost is
$30 for members, and $50 for
non-members (includes use of
the Y facilities during training
period).
Race registration is not
included in this program fee.
Register separately at www.
sportsbackers.org/events/monument-avenue-10k.
Students Harper Stanley, Brennan Williams and Brady Dunlevy, all of Urbanna, study with Chesapeake Academy language teacher Emily Edmonds of Christchurch.
Windmill Point – Sunrise & Moon – January 2014
Fri. 1/10
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Moonset
Moonrise
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5:13
7:47
6:54
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Piankatank River, Cherry Pt.
Great Wicomico River Light
Smith Point Light
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Urbanna Planning Commission will hold public hearings
on Thursday, January 23, 2014 at 7:00 PM in the Council
Chambers, 45 Cross Street, Urbanna VA 23175 to consider:
1. An amendment to Chapter 17, Article 13, Zoning
Ordinance Definitions, to add the definition of Temporary
Signs, to define what constitutes a temporary sign and to
allow by definition for the display of such temporary signs
within the Town.
2. An amendment to Chapter 17, Section 17-7 Sign
Ordinance, to add Section 17-7.3.1, to provide that signs
that are similar in size and color may replace existing
signs or where documentation verifies that such signs
previously existed.
3. An amendment to Chapter 17, Section 17-4.2.5(7),
Lot Size and Setback Standards in the R-1 District, to
amend Item (7) Accessory Buildings, to provide relief for
accessory buildings to allow encroachment to no closer
than within two (2) feet of party lot lines.
4. An Amendment to Chapter 17-4.6.3(41), Uses Permitted
By Special Use Permit in the B-1 District, to remove
restaurants as an allowable use by Special Use Permit in
a B-1 District.
Breathtaking Panoramic Views of Urbanna Creek!
Low Country Cape (circa 2005) /porches covering 3 ½ sides of home, huge
party deck, dock /4 ½’ MLW, 2 boatlifts, 2 jet ski lifts, 2,000+ sqft, 3 bedrooms,
2 ½ baths, 1st floor master suite /beautiful view, 2 car garage/workshop, 1.43
acres. All of this & much more! Won’t last long! Priced to sell at $515,000
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Director of College Advancement
Rappahannock Community College seeks a dynamic and energetic individual to lead the college’s fundraising efforts. Working for the college president and supporting the college’s Educational Foundation, the director
will coordinate an external fundraising program that supports the strategic priorities of the college. The director
will cultivate donor relationships, and direct annual fund, major giving, and special event activities. This role works
closely with the college president to expand and foster external relationships. Applicants should possess a master’s
degree with solid and progressively responsible leadership experience and understanding of resource planning
and allocation. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills and a commitment to the community college
mission are also required. The successful candidate will demonstrate the ability to articulate the college’s strategic
needs, opportunities, and vision with clarity and enthusiasm with a wide range of community and business leaders.
Preference will be given to applicants with the CFRE credential and/or work experience at a community college.
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are a condition of employment.
5. An Amendment to Chapter 17-4.6.2(21), Permitted Uses
in the B-1 District, adds restaurants as an allowable use
in a B-1 District.
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completed state application.
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 4:30 PM.
Rappahannock Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, national
origin, sex, or disability in recruiting and employment. Inquiries related to college’s nondiscrimination policies
should be directed to the Human Resources Manager, 12745 College Drive, Glenns, Virginia 23149.
01.09&01.16.14
January 9, 2014 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B5
rotary news
by Llew Samuel
Rotary International’s long
campaign to eliminate polio
from the face of the earth is
nearing successful completion.
Nigeria in equatorial Africa
is polio’s last stand. Through
the efforts of the World Health
Organization (WHO) with
funding primarily by Rotary
International matched by grants
by The Gates Foundation, the
elimination of polio in Nigeria
is predicted in the near future.
The world’s 1.2 million
Rotarians have accepted a new
gigantic health challenge to
eradicate polio. More than 80%
of all sickness in the world is
caused by unsafe contaminated
water. Eight hundred and eighty
four million people worldwide
(but prominently in Third World
countries) are condemned to
drinking unsafe water and
eating food prepared in unsafe
water.
A partial list of the diseases
caused by contaminated water
Dog Friends seeks 501c3 status
includes bacillary dysentery,
botulism, cholera, diarrhea,
hepatitis A, legionaires disease,
malaria, meningitis, polio, salmonella, typhoid and yellow
fever.
Children under the age of 3
years are particularly susceptible to diarrhea. The WHO estimates that 1.8 million infants
and children under 3 years of
age die each year from diarrhea.
To further dramatize this statistic, that’s a child death worldwide every 8 seconds.
Rotary International has
announced as a stated goal to
reduce the number of world
citizens without access to safe
water by 50% by the end of
2015.
All over the world individual Rotary clubs are taking on
as club projects the funding
of expense to dig deep water
wells away from contaminated
surface water and necessary
pumping equipment to make
safe water available in particular localities around the world.
Dog Friends will meet at
Virginia Street Cafe on Tuesday, January 14, at noon with
an attorney who will help the
group make application for a
501-C category with the IRS for
its “Friends for Life” fund.
The attorney who has volunteered to help Dog Friends
is Genevieve K. Dybing of
Topping, a member of the distinguished Richmond law firm
McCandlish Holton.
Friends for Life is already a
tax-exempt organization under
the county auspices and all
donations are now tax-deductible. However, qualifying for
501c3 will help the group
receive grant money.
Dog Friends has now grown
to 208 members. The group is
asking for contributions from
animal lovers in the county to
help them build the county’s
first Dog Friends Park next to
the Middlesex Animal Facility at Cooks Corner. Contributions should be made payable
to Friends for Life and mailed
Delivering Exceptional Care
Internal Medicine of Gloucester
Francisco Valls, M.D.
I want my patients to know that when
they walk through our doors they are
in a place where they will be taken
care of, and that together we will find
solutions to any health issues they may
experience. I always try to put myself
into their shoes. Without empathy and
understanding you cannot deliver quality
care. My goal is to empower my patients
to take control of their own health.
Watch Dr. Valls explain his
passion for patient care.
Scan the QR code
Internal Medicine Associates
of Gloucester
7547 Medical Drive
Suite 2200
Gloucester, VA 23061
To select Dr. Valls as your physician, call (804) 693-2720
or visit us online at www.riversideonline.com/valls
Appointments Available Now. Medicare Patients Welcome.
to P.O. Box 428, Saluda, VA
23149. Checks should be designated “For Dog Friends Park.”
The latest contributions
are from: Robert and Susan
Fitch, $250; John and Katherine Ogden, $250; Ronald and
Lucille Rapp, $50; and John G.
clay, $100. Total: $1,325.
ISABELL K. HORSLEY
REAL ESTATE, LTD.
www.HorsleyRealEstate.com
Dental assistant
program offered
Middle Peninsula R.A.C.E.
is recruiting students for the
second group to start its new
“PluggedInVA”
program.
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assistant program should contact
the regional office at 888-7691151 by January 13, or email
[email protected]. Full
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B6 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • January 9, 2014
church
Father Johnson to be instituted as
rector of All Saints Anglican Church
Morning Bible studies
resume at Zoar Baptist
This Sunday, January 12, at the 11 a.m.
worship service, Father Jeff Johnson will be
instituted as the rector for All Saints Anglican Church in Saluda by Bishop Donald F.
Lerow, Bishop Ordinary for the Diocese of the
Mid-Atlantic States of the Anglican Catholic
Church (ACC). Fr. Johnson has been serving
for two years at All Saints, first as a deacon for
six months, then as “priest-in-charge” for the
last year and a half.
A priest-in-charge is appointed by the
bishop as a temporary measure while the
parish grows and becomes established. The
bishop can move priests-in-charge from place
to place as needs arise. Since All Saints moved
from being a mission to being a full-fledged,
self-supporting parish last June, the congregation has been authorized to call a rector. The
rector is the permanent priest who becomes
responsible for the long-term spiritual growth
and well-being of the parish.
Fr. Johnson remarked, “This is a big day
The Women’s Wednesday
Morning Bible Study and
the Men’s Thursday Morning
Bible Study will resume this
week and continue throughout
the winter and spring months.
Both groups meet at the Zoar
Baptist Church fellowship hall
in Deltaville and are open to
everyone in the community.
Both studies welcome dropins and encourage visitors.
Participants do not need to
purchase a book. These studies
both meet for about an hour.
The Men’s Bible Study is
led by Dr. John Snow, pastor
of Zoar. The group continues to study disciplines of the
Bible and meets at 9 a.m. every
Thursday morning. Group
for All Saints and for me! It is another step of
strengthening our parish with a greater sense
of permanence and direction. Up to now I’ve
served at All Saints at the pleasure of our
bishop. Now, All Saints will have a permanent
priest and I will have a permanent parish home.”
Bishop Lerow and his wife Karolie will be
visiting from Jacksonville, N.C. The bishop
served for 30 years in the U.S. Navy, first as
a Methodist chaplain and later as an Anglican Catholic chaplain. The ceremony, called
An Office of Institution in the 1928 Book of
Common Prayer, dates from 1804. It has symbolic gestures of presenting the new rector with
the keys to the church as well as prayers asking
for the Lord’s blessing on the ministry of the
instituted rector. The institution will be followed
by Holy Communion.
Visitors are most welcome to the institution
and to see the newly-refurbished interior of the
former Centenary Church located in front of the
new Middlesex County Courthouse.
middlesex hands
Best wishes for 2014
The board of Hands Across
Middlesex and our many volunteers wish to express our
sincere wish for a happy and
successful New Year to all of
our friends and supporters. It
was a blessed 2013 for us and
we hope to continue our goal of
helping all in need or crisis. It
is, as they say, impossible to list
all of those who have assisted
our mission—all we can say is
God bless you and keep us all
safe and comfortable.
Hands in 2014 will strive
to maintain its many different
outreach programs. The Food
Pantry continues to evolve
with the addition of a nurse
available on pantry days to
answer questions and do blood
pressure checks. Even the cold
months have not deterred our
goal of providing more fresh
produce. With the addition of
the USDA program in 2013,
we are able to continue to provide supplemental assistance
to all qualified families.
The cold weather has challenged our programs in other
ways. We have an ongoing
need for portable electric heaters. Many of our families need
to save on utility costs by lowering furnace temperatures and
then using a portable heater
for the one room they occupy.
Please consider a donation of
a portable heater if you are
able. Additionally, our Clothing Closet, which provides free
assistance to our clients, needs
winter coats in good condition.
All sizes for adults and children are needed.
Many of our programs are
supported by funding from our
twice-monthly yard sales. One
hundred percent of all income
goes directly to our programs
and mission that operates with
all volunteers. Your donations
of household items make so
much possible. A refrigerator
may go to a family without one;
a sofa to another family after a
fire. Many items are sold and
the funding ends up building a
handicapped ramp for a stroke
victim or replacing a broken
toilet in a senior’s home. We
sincerely thank you for your
donations and hope you will
continue to consider us in 2014.
Please feel free to stop by
The Cryer Center on Route
33 at Locust Hill and see what
we do; we are your link to the
community and families in
need. Our hours are 10 a.m.-4
p.m., Tuesday through Friday.
You can also call 758-2044.
Volunteers are always needed.
And again, thank you and
our best wishes for 2014.
In memory of Susan Knapp,
owner of Dobe Run, Saluda, Va.
With gratitude. Rest in peace.
Your four-legged friends and
their two-legged owners
“Healing answers to
domestic violence”
is the topic of this week’s
Christian Science Sentinel Program
Now airing on Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
Tune in Sunday, January 19 on WKWI Bay 101.7 FM
www.NNChristianScience.org
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We, the family of Helen O. Collier,
want to thank everybody for the cards,
phone calls, f lowers, and food, but most of
all for your love and prayers.
We are so blessed to have such nice friends
and family. Your love helped us get
through a very difficult time.
Thank you again,
James, Warren, Billy & Larry Collier
Kilmarnock
church plans
spaghetti supper
The men of Kilmarnock
United Methodist Church on
East Church Street will serve
their 40th annual spaghetti
supper Thursday, January 30,
from 4:30-8 p.m.
Tickets are $9 in advance
and $10 at the door. Tickets are
available from Lester’s Barber
Shop, HeadsUp Hairworks,
EVB Bank, or the church office
(435-1797).
The supper will be served in
the fellowship hall below the
sanctuary. Patrons should enter
the church through the main
front doors. Everyone will be
welcomed and given seating
instructions. Elevator service
is available to the right of the
main front doors.
The supper will include spaghetti with meat sauce, salad,
Italian bread and a choice
of beverages. The Methodist
women will offer a wide selection of desserts at $1 each.
Carryout patrons can enter
the door at the bottom of the
outside steps. This entrance
will be clearly signed. Call
436-0511 for more information.
members have been discussing the book “Crazy Love” and
watching videos by Francis
Chan.
The Women’s Bible Study
meets at 9:30 a.m. for coffee
and snacks prior to the beginning of the study at 10 a.m.
on Wednesdays. The group is
studying different women of
the Bible, and each Wednesday a woman from the Bible is
presented and discussed. This
study is coordinated by Emily
Bailey.
Anyone interested in attending is welcome to drop in or
R. Jason Haley
call Zoar Baptist Church at
776-9502 or 776-9507, or visit
Jason Haley, 36,
the website zoarbaptistchurch. of Richard
Hartfield,
died Tuesday,
org for more information.
December 31, 2013.
He is survived by his parents, Tim and Gretchen Haley;
a brother, Rob Haley (Shannon), and sister, Laura Wilson;
paternal grandparents, Dick
and Helen Haley; an uncle,
Ronnie Haley (Sharon); cousbe held at 11 a.m. and will ins, Mia Norton and Chris
include a review of the parish’s Haley; niece, Heather Freder2013 mission, and ministry ick; and nephew, Seth Wilson.
and goals for 2014. New lay
Jason was a graduate of
leadership (Vestry) will also be Middlesex High School where
elected by registered members he was a soccer player. He
of the congregation.
also was an avid runner and
Christ Church Parish (Epis- loved all sports. Jason loved
copal) is at Routes 33 and 638 his family and working at his
in Christchurch, adjacent to family business as a driver at
Christchurch School.
H&H Distributing Co. Jason
loved sports teams and was
especially passionate about the
Duke basketball team.
Memorial services will be
held at 2 p.m. Saturday, January 11, at Bristow-Faulkner
Funeral Home & Cremation
Service, Saluda. The family
Spring Hill Baptist Church will receive friends one hour
in Mathews will begin January prior to the service. In lieu of
Bible Study Classes on “Christ flowers, contributions may be
Is All You Need!” in the Book made to the Middlesex County
of Colossians, with the first Volunteer Rescue Squad, P.O.
class on Sunday, January 12, at Box 98, Deltaville, VA 23043.
11 a.m., and the second class at
6 p.m. the same day.
The third class will be held
on Tuesday, January 14, at 7
p.m. The final two classes will
be on January 19 at 11 a.m.
and 6 p.m. Pastor Dr. Chuck
McDaniel will be the teacher
The National Alliance on
for all classes and everyone is Mental Illness (NAMI), Midinvited to attend.
Tidewater Chapter, will meet
Spring Hill offers senior at 7 p.m. on Monday, January
exercise classes led by Colanne 20, at Urbanna Baptist Church.
Bunting every Wednesday at Call 804-684-1480 for more
the church at 10 a.m.
information.
Christ Church Parish
to host annual meeting
On Sunday, January 12,
Christ Church Parish (Episcopal) will host its Annual Congregational Meeting. Breakfast
will be served at 9 a.m.
An informal Service of Holy
Communion will be held in
the parish hall at 10 a.m. The
Congregational Meeting will
Grace plans
Saturday revival Spring Hill
Rev. Dr. Barbara Brehon,
assistant pastor of Beulah Baptist Church in Minor, will be
the preacher at the Saturday
night revival at Grace Episcopal Church on January 11 at 7
p.m. George Townes will lead
the congregation in evangelical singing. The church is on
Route 684, Millers Tavern.
On Sunday, January 19, at
3 p.m., The Rt. Rev. Susan
E. Goff, Suffrigan Bishop of
the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia, will make her first visit
to Grace Church and will be
the celebrant and preacher at
the Eucharist. The public is
invited.
lmvfd love lights
The Lower Middlesex Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary held its 25th Love Light
Tree Lighting and Christmas
Celebration at the Deltaville
Firehouse on December 1.
Donations (not previously
listed) as of December 31 were:
Blue Star Lights
Donovan Lodge #75 in honor
of Ladies of Donovan Lodge
#75; John and Pattie Sobieski
in memory of Capt. Tom Henry
and Susie Ruark, Capt. Edmond
and Weldon Ruark, Willie J.
Ruark, Dorothy and Ryland
Hall, Talmadge and Evelyn
Ruark, and Wyn L. Klink, and
in honor of Uncle Duck and
Aunt Frances, Charles A. and
Frances Ruark, Lily and Clara
Grace, Caroline and Hudson,
Ronnie, Carolyn, George,
David, Russell, Pattie, Cheryl
and Tommy; Peggy Dent in
memory of Willard Dent; Cindy
Council in memory of Rock
Council; Janice Moore in honor
of Jimmy Walden; Gladys
Prince and Family in memory
of Carl F. Prince; Katherine
Crittenden in memory of Linda
Vale Crittenden; Charles E.
Isbell, donation.
White Lights
Kathryn W. Osborne in
memory of Parks H. Webb and
Betty L. Webb; Lois A. Farrell,
donation; Judith Bumgardner,
donation; Edith Faulkner in
memory of Robert Faulkner,
Albert and Naomi Johnson,
and in honor of my family,
friends, veterans, firemen and
rescue squad; Marian Francis
in memory of Milton Francis;
Joyce Green in memory of Paul
S. Green Jr., Paul S. Green Sr.,
and Floyd and Milby; Bobby
obituaries
and Charlie Weis in memory of
Emmett and Bobbie Patterson,
and Clarence and Nina Weis;
Roegean Speight in memory of
Emory Speight, Michael Ripley
and Tim Ripley, and in honor
of William and Sarah Hughes;
Gene and Peggy Blanton in
memory of Margaret and A.K.
McLellan, and Joe and Dallas
Blanton; Donald Wilcox, donation; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sigmon
in memory of Dale Sigmon and
Iva Sigmon; Cara, Randy and
Libbie Randolph in memory
of Alison and Gayle Randolph;
Phyllis J. Motley, donation;
Billy and Candy Robertson in
memory of Freddie Robertson; Jeff B., donation; Frances
Swartout in memory of Mr.
Swartout; Jim and Betty Chenowith in memory of Bill and
Eileen Werner and Leroy and
Katherine Chenowith; donation, in honor of those who
serve; Bob and Diane Faulkner
in honor of Edith Faulkner
and Anne Tompkins, and in
memory of Robert Faulkner,
Woody Tompkins and Len and
Mildred Barnes; Maryanna
Fisher in memory of Momma,
Petie, Scotty, Reese and Sophie.
Unitarians
service set
On Sunday, January 12, at
the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Rappahannock
(UUFR), Paula Greenwood
will share her “Yard Sale Lessons.” The UUFR meets every
Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at 366
James Wharf Road in White
Stone.
to begin Bible
study Sunday
NAMI to meet
in Urbanna
Thank You
The family of the late Helen Owens Collier wishes
to express our deepest appreciation to those who
offered such kindness, support, and messages
of sympathy and comfort during the loss of our
mother. We would like to offer a special thank you
to the staff of Riverside Convalescent Center in
West Point.
Sincerely,
James, Warren, Billy, Larry and families
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