YMCA Golf Winners Pagee Top Sailor Pagee B2 B2 SSentinel.com Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck since 1896 Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • May 8, 2014 Vol. 120, No. 6 B Section Chargers blast Pointers; host Charles City today by Tom Hardin Behind a balanced hitting attack and the pitching of Alex Fitchett, the Middlesex Chargers downed West Point 12-4 Tuesday in a Conference 42 game that lasted almost three hours. Fitchett (2-0) gave up 4 hits, 3 earned runs and 5 walks in 6 2/3 innings while striking out 10. At the plate he had a single, double and 3 RBIs. The Chargers struck for 4 runs in the third inning on Austin Cooper’s two-run single, a run-scoring triple by Chris Blake, and a run-scoring single by Adam White. MHS added 2 more runs in the fifth inning without getting a hit. An error, two hit batters, and two walks produced the runs. The Chargers put the game away with 5 runs in the sixth inning. Big hits in the inning were a two-run single by Mason Phillips and a tworun double by Fitchett. Charger JVs to visit Cavs The Middlesex High School junior varsity baseball team lost two games this week, 11-2 to Mathews on Friday and 12-2 to West Point on Tuesday. Against Mathews, Simon Unsworth doubled and drove in a run, Chipper Anderson had two singles and a run, and Zach Bristow and John Sears each singled. In the West Point contest, Elijah Darnell had two singles and drove in a run, and Kevin Horton and Anderson both singled and drove in a run. The Chargers will travel to King William on Tuesday, May 13, and will host King and Queen in their final game on Friday, May 23, at Deltaville Ballpark. MHS tacked on an insurance run in the seventh inning when Kyle Lawson tripled and scored on Blake’s single. Matt Horne also had a double for MHS. Last Friday at Mathews, the Chargers lost 8-3 in a Conference 42 game. The Chargers jumped ahead 1-0 in the top of the first inning when, with two outs, Cooper and Blake singled and White delivered an RBI single. The Blue Devils took the lead for good with 4 runs in the bottom of the first inning. The Chargers scored a run in the sixth when White walked and eventually scored on a bases-loaded walk to Kyle Shelton. Blake drove in the final Middlesex run with a single in the seventh. Blake had 3 hits in the game and Trey Blankenship had 3 walks. Kyle Shelton pitched 5 1/3 innings for the Chargers. “Kyle threw strikes Middlesex JVs defeat West Point but Mathews did a good job of putting the ball in play,” said Charger coach Middlesex High JV third baseman Maddie Norwood waits for a throw from catcher Lynn Burch as a West Timmy Blake. Middlesex will host Charles City Point runner steals third base during Tuesday’s Conference 42 MHS victory at the Middlesex Sports Complex. at 5 p.m. on Thursday, May 8, in 0U[OLIHJRNYV\UKPZWP[JOLY1HaS`U/H`LZYPNO[HUKÄYZ[IHZLTHU1\SPHUUH:VSVTHU (Photo by Tom Chillemi) Deltaville; will host King William at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, May 13, in Deltaville; and will host King and Queen in a doubleheader on Thursday, May 15, beginning at 4:30 at Deltaville Ballpark. golf Results of May 1 competition (individual stroke play-net) in the Piankatank Ladies Golf Association are Crystal Welch 64, Patty Rosenberg 66, Marny Richardson 71. * * * * Results of competition (low gross) in the Deer Run Women’s Golf Association are as follows: First Flight: 1. Kim Williams 73; 2. Rita Prendergast 83; 3. Sue Rackley 91. Second Flight: 1. Cricket Call 92; 2. Sheila Lia 97; 3. Suzie Henry 108. MHS girls down Pointers by Tom Chillemi The Middlesex High School varsity split a pair of Conference 42 softball games, defeating West Point 6-4 on Tuesday, and losing 4-0 at Mathews. On Friday, good defensive plays by the Lady Chargers kept Mathews within reach. Alert catcher Avis Keeling snagged a foul tip and caught a Mathews runner who had taken a big lead off first base. Keeling fired the ball to first baseman Tambria Wake. Wake and second baseman Olivia Major got the runner in a rundown and pitcher Kaitlyn Weber made the diving tag to finish the play. Quinlan Moore had a pair of fine catches in center field. Third baseman Zariah Freeze turned in three good defensive plays. At the plate, Moore collected three sharp singles. Austen Taylor Dozier and Keeling both singled. On Tuesday at West Point the Lady Chargers prevailed in another nailbiter 6-4. Middlesex took a 3-run lead in the top of the third inning. West Point came back in the bottom of the fifth for a 4-3 lead. The Lady Chargers rallied in the top of the seventh with 3 runs. Moore’s second triple of the game scored Dozier to tie the game. Moore (See Softball, page B10) Record crowd sees nine different winners in 10 races at speedway A record-breaking crowd at Virginia Motor Speedway was treated to some outstanding racing on Saturday night with nine different winners in 10 features during Truckin Thunder Scout Night presented by the Virginia Army National Guard. Visiting victory lane were Justin Williams and Jared Powell (Victory Lap Late Models), Mark Parks and Tyler Bare (Aaron’s Pro Late Models), Matt Quade and Mike Reynolds (Budweiser Modifieds), and Brian Bradley and Brandon Sandridge (Collision One Limited Stocks). Hunter Shelton won both Truckin Thunder Sportsman features. Both Victory Lap Late Model Twins were exciting. In the first 15-lapper Jared Powell and Billy Hubbard led the field to green with Hubbard taking the lead out of turn 2. On lap seven Troy Williams took over the lead with Justin Williams in tow. With T. Williams on the bottom and J. Williams up on the cushion, the two battled nearly door to door for the next two laps before J. Williams rocketed to the lead. J. Williams held off a final challenge from T. Williams with two laps left to score the win. In the second feature for the Victory Lap Late Models, Powell and John Staton led the field to green, and this time Powell took the top spot and pulled to a three-car advantage on the field. It took eighth-starting Justin Williams to use the cushion again to make his way to second. Once in the runner-up spot he began putting pressure on Powell for the lead. With two laps to go, J. Williams pulled to the outside of Powell in turn 1 only to have the door shut. J. Williams would not give up and rode the cushion in turns 3 and 4 to pull even as the two came to the white flag. The two raced side by side all the way back to the checkers with Powell holding on at the line by .048 of a second. In the Aaron’s Pro Late Models Neal Hudgins and David Puckett led the field to green with it going four wide into turn 2. When the smoke cleared it was Hudgins with the lead. His run at the front was short lived as third generation driver Tyler Bare took the lead on lap 2. Bare looked to be in control with Daniel Baggerly, Mark Parks, Bobby Thompson all within striking distance. Coming out of turn 4 Bare’s ride pushed up the track allowing Parks to get by and go on for the win with Thompson on his bumper for second. In the second feature for the Aaron’s Pro Late Models, Bare and Baggerly led the field to green with Bare taking the lead out of turn 2. Bare led flag to flag but would have to hold off a late charge by Baggerly to take his first career win at Virginia Motor Speedway. In qualifying Baggerly set a new division track record with a lap of 18.488 seconds breaking his weekold mark. May 3 results: Late models -Twin #1- First, Justin Williams; second, Troy Williams; and third, John Staton. Twin #2- First, Jared Powell; second, J. Williams; and third, T. Williams. Pro late models - Twin #1- First, Mark Parks; second, Bobby Thompson; and third, Daniel Baggerly. Twin #2- First, Tyler Bare; second, Baggerly; and third, Thompson. Sportsmen - Twin # 1 - First, Hunter Shelton; second, Brett Adkins; and third, Hunter Ashworth. Twin #2 - First, Shelton; second, Adkins; and third, Junior Carter. Modifieds - Twin #1 - First, Matt Quade; second, Mike Reynolds; and third, Dan Arnold. Twin #2 - First, Reynolds; second, Joey Polevoy; and third, Quade. Limited stocks - Twin #1 - First, Brian Bradley; second, David Bowler; and third, Andrew Tarbox. Twin #2 _ First, Brandon Sandridge; second, Tarbox; and third, Bradley. Upcoming schedule May 10 - No races scheduled. May 17: Ultimate super late models (50 laps). modifieds (25 laps), sportsmen (25 laps), limited stocks (20 laps). VMS is on Route 17 in Jamaica, eight miles north of Saluda. 2014 Ware Academy girls lacrosse team 2014 Ware Academy boys lacrosse team Members of the 2014 Ware Academy boys lacrosse team include, front row from left, Christopher Morrison and Sam Carmine; second row, Jacob Ward, Zach Hendrix and Kade Havens; third row, Jefferson Elkin, Christopher Lamb, Zak Webb, William Revere, Drake James, Russell McMurtrie, Cody Carnes and Reed Atkinson; and back row, coach Bob Leibowitz, Jarius Monroe, Charlie Revere, Jake Ledbetter, Henry Singleton, Drew Hendrix, Scotty Peterson, coach Ned Markert, and coach Nick Ledbetter. Members of the 2014 Ware Academy girls lacrosse team include, front row from left, Brenna Hendrix and Katie Hunter; second row, Ava Atkinson, Grace Bandurco, Louise Strawn, Allison Hughes and Khatiana Perez; third row, Haley Harris, Colleen Rae, Julia Goodwin, Blair Pausic, Alice Strawn and Quinn Glovier; and back row, Caroline Fuccella, Ashley Shackelford, Anne Stewart, Elizabeth Curry and Reilly Price. Not pictured is Nicole Brown. B2 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 8, 2014 YMCA crowns winners of 9th Annual Golf Classic Middlesex YMCA teams dominate tournament The Northern Neck YMCA hosted this year’s 9-11 year old soccer tournament on May 3. The Middlesex Family YMCA entered three teams in the tournament along with seven other teams from surrounding counties. After starting games at 9 a.m., Middlesex quickly became [OLMYVU[Y\UULYZ4PKKSLZL_ÄUPZOLKÄYZ[ZLJVUKHUK[OPYKPU[OL[V\YUHTLU[Z[HUKPUNZ Above is the championship team coached by Luis Juarez and Juan Juarez. Team members, in no particular order, include Ethan Jones, Colby Mitchem, Wyatt Evans, Lane Glasco, Talon *OLH[OHT;`YLSS2L`*HZZPK`>HYK1H`S`U9\MÄU,HTVU.YPMÄU:R`SHY(UKLYZVU2HYPTL Juarez, Joseph Valencia and Lyndsey Hudson. The second place team was coached by Scott Dean, and the third place team, the regular season champion, was coached by Chuck Johnson. The YMCA thanks all who attended the tournament and especially the coaches that have raised the bar in the Middlesex Family YMCA youth soccer program. CCS standout named Virginia Sailor-of-the-Year Christchurch School (CCS) senior Carter Little (crew), son of Nevan and Lynne Little of Charlotte, N.C., has been named Virginia Interscholastic Sailing Association’s 2013-14 Virginia Sailor-of-the-Year. Other Seahorses named to the Spring VISA All-State honors list are Graham Shivers (skipper), son of Gregg and Lisa Shivers of White Stone; Hector Guzman (skipper), son of Hector Guzman and Alejandra Casas of Huixquilucan, Mexico; Jack Elkin (skipper), Middlesex High School Featured Athletes of the Week son of John and Jane Elkin of Urbanna; Heidi Ruse (crew), daughter of Keith and Jacqui Ruse of Hartfield; and Annabel Carrington, daughter of Tazewell and Johanna Carrington of White Stone. Coach Isaac Clark and the CCS Sailing Team have qualified again this year for the Clifford D. Mallory Fleet Race ISSA High School Championship Nationals on May 9-11 in San Diego, Cal. Sponsored by Bill Hudgins JV Baseball Zach Bristow Kevin Horton Carter Little little league Simon Unsworth John Sears VEHICLE OF THE WEEK 2012 Ford Focus SEL Leather • Sunroof • $14,995 #118772 *Tax, title, license and processing fees not included. Give us a try before you buy! Since 1971 1-800-693-2828 Rt. 17, Gloucester, VA VA DLR 804-693-2828 www.billhudginsauto.com • E-mail: [email protected] Middlesex Force 15 Middlesex RipTide 5 For the RipTide, Ella Hodges had 2 singles and Lilly Taylor added 1 single. For the Force, Taylor Berry had 2 singles and Gracie Billins added 1 single. Kaeyln Sibley pitched a complete game with 8 strikeouts. Nice defensive plays were turned in by Haley Harcum and Sara Paige Murray. Mathews Transformers 11 Midlesex Force 11 For the Force, Taylor Berry had a triple and 1 single, Gracie Billins had 2 singles, Kaelyn Sibley had a single, Skye Haskiel added a single, Haley Harcum added a single and a double, and Sara Paige Murray added a single. This game was a real nailbiter. The teams traded the lead 3 times. The potential gamewinning run,was thrown out at home plate to end the game. Open House and Yard Sale! Friday, May 16th • 10am – 3pm & Saturday, May 17th • 8am – 1pm Join us Friday for a FREE LUNCH! Several vendors will also be available Friday for questions and product information! Decking Tools Decking & Handrail Railing Railing Great Deals on Discontinued Windows & Doors! Make an offer – NO reasonable price is TOO low! 146 General Puller Hwy, Saluda, VA • (804) 758-5347 The Middlesex Family YMCA’s 9th Annual Golf Classic took place under gorgeous conditions on May 2 at the Piankatank River Golf Club (PRGC) in Hartfield. As a major fundraiser for the Y’s Annual Campaign, all proceeds of the golf tournament go to support the Middlesex YMCA through scholarships and programs. A special thanks to the Ace Sponsors: Bay Freight, Bristow-Faulkner Funeral Home, Captain Johnny, C&F Bank, Deltaville Market, EVB, Jackson Creek Seafood, Revere Gas, and Tom and Bea Foley. “This tournament is a wonderful way to celebrate the Y’s impact in Middlesex County,” said Y branch executive Rosabeth Ward Kissman. “Thank you to the golfers, countless volunteers, YMCA and PRGC staff and many, many donors for creating a quality tournament packed with prizes, great food, dancing and fun. We are certainly stronger together, and this ultimately benefits the youth and families of our community through more opportunities at our YMCA.” Flight winners were: 1st Flight: 1st Place-Chad Williams, Cliff Williams, Chucky Foster, T. Foster, 59; 2nd Place-Gene Gillispie, Chad Gillispie, Irvin Shackelford, Jimmy Pitts, 60; 3rd PlaceEG Fleet, LeRoy Holt, Jimmy Johnson, (first name unknown) Peterson, 61. 2nd Flight: 1st Place-Susan Pittman, Gina Custis, Danny Whitaker, Robert Fleet, 63; 2nd Place-Bobby Wilson, Heath Bray, Jerry Duke, Chris Anderson, 64; 3rd Place-Jason Rowe, Chris Hubbard, Billy Hogge, David Tillage, 65. 3rd Flight: 1st Place-Charlie Hart, Bill Cawthorn, Sally Austin, Al Langer, 69; 2nd Place-Roger Weakley, Bo Ralston, Larry Welch, Brenda Seay, 70; 3rd Place, Fritz Sitterding, Pete Olenick, Bob Scherrer, Gary Richardson, 70. Putting Contest: 1st PlaceFritz Sitterding; 2nd Place-Peter Olenick; 3rd Place-Gary Richardson. Closest to the Pin: men #7, Chad Williams, and #17, Chad Gillispie; women #5, Gloria Mathews, and #14, Susan Pittman. Longest Drive: men-Chad Williams; women-Gina Custis. In the “Y”: Irvin Shackelford. First Flight winners, in no particular order, were Chad Williams, Cliff Williams, Chucky Foster and T. Foster. :LJVUK ÅPNO[ ^PUULYZ ^LYL MYVT SLM[ +HUU` >OP[HRLY Gina Custis, Robert Fleet and Susan Pittman. First Flight winners, in no particular order, were Charlie Hart, Bill Cawthorn, Sally Austin, Al Langer. Colts signup continues Saturday Middlesex County Youth Football Association registration dates are scheduled for three more Saturdays, May 10 and 31, and June 7. Registration will be held at the Middlesex Sports Complex behind St. Clare Walker Middle School in Locust Hill from 9 a.m.-2 p.m each Saturday. Ages 5 to 14 are eligible to play. Registration forms are also available online at www.middlesexcolts.com or at Urbanna Builders’ Supply in Saluda. Weekly Tides Windmill Point – Sunrise & Moon – May 2014 5/9 Low High Low High 1:37 7:23 1:58 7:55 0.4’ 1.1’ 0.3’ 1.2’ Sunrise Sunset Moonset Moonrise 6:01 8:02 2:56 3:04 Tue. 5/13 Low 5:00 0.1’ High 10:39 1.2’ Low 5:01 0.0’ High 11:02 1.5’ Sunrise Sunset Moonset Moonrise 5:57 8:06 5:11 7:07 Sat. 5/10 Low High Low High 2:32 8:16 2:46 8:44 0.4’ 1.1’ 0.2’ 1.3’ Sunrise Sunset Moonset Moonrise 6:00 8:03 3:27 4:02 Wed. 5/14 Low 5:46 0.0’ High 11:24 1.2’ Low 5:46 0.0’ High 11:47 1.5’ Sunrise Sunset Moonset Moonrise 5:56 8:07 5:53 8:11 Sun. 5/11 Low High Low High 3:24 9:06 3:32 9:31 0.2’ 1.1’ 0.2’ 1.3’ Sunrise Sunset Moonset Moonrise 5:59 8:04 3:59 5:01 Thu. 5/15 Low 6:33 -0.1’ High 12:10 1.3’ Low 6:32 -0.1’ Sunrise Sunset Moonset Moonrise 5:56 8:08 6:40 9:14 Mon. 5/12 Low 4:13 0.2’ High 9:53 1.2’ Low 4:17 0.1’ High 10:17 1.4’ Sunrise Sunset Moonset Moonrise 5:58 8:05 4:33 6:03 Fri. 5/16 High 12:34 1.6’ Low 7:19 -0.2’ High 12:57 1.3’ Low 7:20 -0.1’ Sunrise 5:55 Sunset 8:08 Moonset 7:34 Moonrise10:13 Fri. Corrections High Low Height Piankatank River, Cherry Pt. Great Wicomico River Light Smith Point Light -1:42 0:30 1:01 -1:44 0:20 0:44 86% 75% 86% PM times are in boldface type CHUCK’S HVAC SERVICES (804) 824-8568 Air Conditioning and Heating • Sales and Service May 8, 2014 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B3 school RCC commencement is Friday At the 42nd commencement of Rappahannock Community College this Friday, May 9, in Warsaw, the featured speaker will be Lance Barton, the founder and CEO of the Northern Neck Food Bank (NNFB). The honor of bearing the college mace in the procession has been awarded to Robert Griffin, academic dean of RCC’s Glenns Campus. The NNFB is the first rural food bank in the state of Virginia, and one which is considered a model organization. He is often called upon for advisory assistance to similar organizations across the United States. Barton came to the Northern Neck from Kansas City, Missouri, in 2002. His original intention was to stay only a few weeks. “I have lived in many places, but this is the first area that I have called home,” he said. As chair of Compassionate Ministries at the White Stone Church of the Nazarene in Lancaster County, he oversaw the church’s food and clothing pantries for six years. In 2010 he started the Northern Neck Food Bank, using a pick-up truck to assist area food pantry leaders in transporting food from the Central Virginia Food Bank in Richmond. Partnerships with local farmers have made it possible for NNFB to provide fresh produce not only to the immediate area, but to food banks across eastern Virginia. Barton lives with his wife and daughter at Wicomico Church in Northumberland County. By bearing the college mace at Commencement 2014, Dean Robert Griffin joins a distinguished group of individuals who have been singled out over RCC’s 44-year history as outstanding examples of service in administration of justice from Virginia Commonwealth University. In addition, he did post-master’s coursework in higher education at North Carolina State University and the College of William and Mary, and attended the North Carolina Criminal Justice Academy. His career includes experience as a high school social studies teacher, a probation and parole officer, a criminal justice instructor, and head of programs at two other community colleges. He has been a trainer at police academies, as well as providing training at local, state, federal, and military corLance Barton rectional facilities. At RCC, Griffin has taught administration of justice courses, and many sections of the required “College Success Skills.” He hopes to continue teaching after his retirement as an adjunct faculty member. His up-to-the-minute teaching skills are evidenced by his recent success in completing the “Instructional Design for Online Learning” course. A native of Louisburg, North Carolina, Griffin lives with his wife in upper Gloucester County. His spare-time interests include cars, travel, “tech gadgets,” and reading autobiographies. The public is cordially 9VILY[.YPMÄU invited to attend the commencement ceremony, which and leadership. Griffin has will begin at 6:30 p.m. on the served as academic dean of the front lawn at RCC’s Warsaw Glenns Campus since August Campus. 2011. Between his 1987 arrival at RCC and that date, he has Governor’s School ably filled the positions of division chair, campus director, plans golf event and dean of students. He plans in memory of to retire on June 30. Dean Griffin holds a bach- Randy Brown elor’s degree in history and a The Chesapeake Bay Govermaster’s degree in education, both from East Carolina Uni- nor’s School (CBGS) Educaversity, and a master’s degree tion Foundation is sponsoring a golf tournament on Saturday, May 31, at Hobbs Hole Golf Course in Tappahannock in memory of mathematics teacher Randy Brown. Registration for the tournament begins at 8 a.m. and the shotgun start is at 9 a.m. The format is a four-man scramble with other challenges available throughout the morning. Following the golf tournament, players will have a barbecue lunch, which is available to non-golfers for $15. Information about the golf tournament is available on the foundation website at www. cbgsfoundation.com, or can be obtained by calling the school at 758-6788. The registration fee is $75 per golfer and all donations are tax-deductible. This event is the major fundraising effort for the CBGS Education Foundation. Its goal is to raise funds to support the academic and field studies programs for the students. Christchurch choir performs Saturday at Bruton Parish On Saturday, May 10, at 8 p.m. the Christchurch School (CCS) Cantorion, Chapel Choir, soloists, instrumentalists and organist Tedd Roseberry will perform in the Candlelight Concert Series at Bruton Parish Episcopal Church in Colonial Williamsburg. The concert, under the direction of CCS Fine & Performing Arts Chair Mark Parsons, is free and open to the public. Parking is permitted on Duke of Gloucester Street during the concert. ;OL:[*SHYL>HSRLY-LZ[P]HS)HUKHIV]LWSHJLKÄYZ[PUP[ZKP]PZPVU^P[OHYH[PUNVML_JLSlent at the Music Showcase Festival in Williamsburg. Band members are, front row from left, Jacob South, Taylor Lewis, Hunter Ward, Sarah Walton, Caleb Bagley, Zach Burch, and Jack Graulich; second row, Marlow Pratt, Michaela Chowning, Ivonnlyn Santiago, Micheal Veney, Shawn Haskiell, Kiera Peters, Kimberly Price, and Bryana Rios; third row, Alyssa Deel, Jeffery Jones, Cheyanne Fisher, Amber Edwards, Sylvia Shattuck, Jasmine Roye, and Payton St. Louis; back row, Jolie Kamm, MaKenzie Bristow, Kayla Paulos, Breniah Hart, Jerry Lindsey, Sam Croxton, Elizabeth Wilding, and Autumn McMeechan. Not pictured are Chloe Sabourin, Clayton Ellis and Danielle Cassell. The St. Clare Walker Eighth Grade Band (above) performed for a performance assessment at St. Clare Walker Middle School and received a superior rating. Middlesex school band programs earn excellent and superior ratings Instrumental music students at Middlesex High School and St. Clare Walker Middle School performed for the Virginia Band and Orchestra Directors Association Standards of Learning performance assessment held at King George High School in March. The MHS Symphonic Band, under the direction of Rob Specketer, and the St. Clare Walker Seventh Grade Band, under the direction of Daphne Guill, received excellent ratings. The St. Clare Walker Eighth Grade Band received a superior rating on its performance assessment held at St. Clare Walker Middle School. In addition to group performances, both instrumental programs have students involved in state and local honor bands. In January, Middlesex High clari- net players Amy Damron and Emily Sheppard, along with St. Clare Walker flute player Bryana Rios, were selected to participate in the 17th Annual Virginia Tech Honor Band. Sheppard and Rios also were selected to the Virginia Band and Orchestra Directors Association District 15 Honor Bands. The following students were selected to perform in the Northern Neck/Middle Peninsula Area Honor Band: Nicole Barnhardt, Emma Barnhardt, Damron, Nick Morris, Sheppard, and Gabrielle Taylor from Middlesex High; and Rios and Zakara Blanding from St. Clare Walker. St. Clare Walker computer music composition teams recently competed in the Great Computer Challenge sponsored by WHRO. Autumn McMeechan and Zakara Blan- Christchurch to present Spanish Music Festival On Sunday, May 11, at 2 p.m., students from the Christchurch School Honors Spanish Music Class will offer a celebration of Spanish culture, featuring Spanish music, food, fun and games at the school’s waterfront at 49 Seahorse Lane, Christchurch. This student-led Spanish Music Festival encourages and welcomes guests of all ages, and on this Mother’s Day afternoon, festivities will honor all moms and grandmothers with free entry to the event. A variety of Spanish food selections will be offered, and CCS students and local talent will provide the music, along with Spanish music playlists created by students. Admission for the event will be $8 at entry, $5 for stu- NURSE AIDE TRAINING COURSE Lancashire Convalescent & Rehabilitation Center in Kilmarnock VA is offering state-certified nurse aid training program beginning Tuesday, June 3, 2014. This four week, Monday-Friday day shift program is designed to prepare students for the Certified Nurse Aide (C.N.A.) Licensing exam and a rewarding future in nursing with employment opportunities available at Lancashire Convalescent and Rehabilitation Center in Kilmarnock, VA. Payment plans are available. Hurry, class size is limited! Contact Brandy Cornette 804-435-1684 dents, and free to all moms, with all proceeds to benefit the Christchurch School Foreign Language Department. For more information about the festival, contact Brook Davis at bdavis@christchurchschool. org or 971-678-7193. ding placed first, and Macy Taylor and Sydney Funk placed third. The St. Clare Walker Festival Band, comprised of students from the seventh and eighth grade bands, recently competed in the Music Showcase Festival in Williamsburg. Music ensembles from North Carolina, Maryland and Virginia performed for adjudication and competition. St. Clare Walker placed first in its division with a rating of excellent. Booster Club scholarship available Applications are now being accepted for the 2014 Middlesex Athletic Booster Club Scholarship and are due no later than May 15. Those eligible to apply are seniors who will graduate from Middlesex High School in June 2014 and have played sports at the high school level or have been involved with the sports at the high school. Application forms may be obtained at the Middlesex High School guidance counselor’s office. Call Jeannie Bristow at 758-3641 or 694-7055 for further information. B4 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 8, 2014 church Pollard to speak at revival Ralston to lead UUFR service executive in the Department of Health and Human Services, is a graduate of King and Queen Central High School, Virginia State University and worked for IBM teaching industrial education and electronics development. On Sunday, May 11, Connie George Townes will lead the Ralston will speak at the Unimusic. tarian Universalist Fellowship of the Rappahannock (UUFR). The title of her talk is “Find and Express Our Own Innate Rhythm.” Ralston has been an active part of the local drumming community for over 25 years, There will be a “Pre-Pas- Beulah Men’s Choir of Lively, facilitating participatory sestors Gospel Extravaganza” at Trevon Waters of Lancaster, sions that provide fun, exer5 p.m., Saturday, May 10, at and The Praise Dancers of Cal- cise, and music to groups from nursery schools to nursthe Church of Deliverance in vary Baptist at Christchurch. Lively. The special guest will be The ing homes and hospitals, Featured will be the Con- Gospel Angels of Washington, Scouts, 4-H groups, Boys and Girls Clubs, camps, retreats, away Brothers of Lancaster, D.C. schools, churches and agencies. She will be joined by Abiding Faith service set for 2 p.m. Terri Watson. The UUFR meets every On Sunday, May 11, Abiding note that this is a change in Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at 366 Faith Baptist Church at 83 Bluff time from the regular service. James Wharf Road in White Point Road in Kilmarnock Evangelist Brenda Phillips will Stone. Coffee and refreshwill worship at 2 p.m. Please deliver the message. ments will follow the service. Deacon Percy Pollard, chair of the deacon’s ministry of First Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Newtown, will be the speaker at a Saturday Night Revival at 7 p.m. on May 10 at Grace Episcopal Church, Route 684, Millers Tavern. Deacon Pollard served under President Reagan as an Music event set at Church of Deliverance Immanuel to celebrate Women’s Day Immanuel Baptist Church in Saluda will celebrate its annual Women’s Day program on Sunday, May 11, at 11 a.m. Rev. Marion Kirby, associate minister of First Baptist Church Morrison, Newport News, will be the guest speaker. All ladies are invited to come and fellowship, wearing a pastel color and a hat if they wish. Rev. Calvin Rideau Sr. is the church pastor. Spring Hill to celebrate Mother’s Day Spring Hill Baptist Church in Cobbs Creek will celebrate Mother’s Day this Sunday, May 11, by honoring all women with a flower at the 11 a.m. morning worship service. Pastor Dr. Chuck McDaniel’s sermon will be “Eunice—Mother of an Evangelist”. 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At the present time, new members are invited to join from the 36 member churches within Essex, King and Queen and Middlesex counties. Rehearsals have started and will continue every Monday at 7 p.m. until the July concert. Rehearsals are held at Angel Visit Baptist Church, Dunnsville (Route 17 south between Tappahannock and Center Cross), where Rev. Dr. Carla Lightfoot is pastor. The cut-off date for joining will be no later than May 19. If you are interested and would like to sing with the choir, please report to Angel Visit Baptist Church on a Monday evening at 7 p.m. until the cut-off date. For more information, contact choir director Marcellus Dungee at 804-4435592 or 804-445-3031. Lebanon to host singing groups Leo Felix Rycasky November 5, 1916 to April 28, 2014. Leo Felix Rycasky, a veteran of World War II, U.S. Navy, died Monday, April 28, 2014 at The Pines, the medical division of Carolina Meadows, in Chatham County, North Carolina. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the oldest of four children of Elizabeth Wnorowska and Nicholas Rykaczefski, Mr. Rycasky’s three siblings, sister Jessie, and brothers Stanley and Eugene, preceded him in death, as well as his mother, his father, and wife, Minerva Sears Rycasky, of Pampa, Virginia. His daughter, Sandra Prokopetz of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, survives him. A service and interment will be at Salem United Methodist Church in Gloucester at a future date. Gifts in his memory may be made to Friends of the Robert and Pearl Seymour Senior Center, 2551 Homestead Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27516. The Total Commitment gospel singing group will celebrate its 1st anniversary on Saturday, May 10, at 4 p.m. at Lebanon Worship Center in Saluda. Other groups singing will be the Walker Family, New St. John Male Chorus, Tabernacle of Love Choir, and Mary F. Mowbray Brother Robert Brown. The special guest will be the Gospel Mary F. Mowbray, 76, of Traveleers from Richmond. Deltaville, formerly of Richmond, died Friday, May 2, 2014. She was a retired secretary for A.H. Robins and was the 1971 National Women’s Bowling Champion. She is survived by her daughters, Robyn G. Tye (T.Y.), Vicki L. Shoemaker (Aaron), and Wendy S. Montgomery Rev. Serita Hamilton-Edloe (Danny); 10 grandchildren; will bring the Mother’s Day nine great-grandchildren; three message at 10 a.m. on Sunday, sisters; and two brothers. May 11, at New Hope FellowA memorial service was ship, 11906 General Puller held Tuesday in Harmony Highway, Hartfield. Her Grove Baptist Church, Topsermon is titled “The Priorities ping. Arrangements by of a Godly Mother.” Bristow-Faulkner Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Saluda. New Hope plans Mother’s Day service NAMI Support Group plans Antioch to two meetings recognize The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Family Support Group will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 15, at the King William Counseling Center. Call 804-241-7330 for more information. The NAMI Family Support Group will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, May 19, at Urbanna Baptist Church. Call 804-6841480 for more information. missionaries Antioch Baptist Church Missionary Ministry will celebrate its Annual Missionary Day on Sunday, May 18, at 11 a.m. at the church in Saluda. The speaker will be Sister Sheila Pleasants of Calvary Baptist Church of Christchurch. Email church news to [email protected] (844) 580-3222 (toll free) [email protected] Y Arrangements can be made in the privacy of your own home. Y Your loved one never leaves our care. Charles Faulkner III Value Cremation $1,850 Learn how to lock in price today. Free consultation. Name ______________________________________________ Address ____________________________________________ Phone ______________________________________________ Mail to: P.O. Box 276, Heathsville, Va. 22473 May 8, 2014 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B5 ‘God’s Trombones’ to feature old-time African-American preaching and music Off-Broadway production is Saturday at St. Clare Walker by Tom Hardin Ready for some good old-time African-American revival preaching and music similar to what was popular in the 1920s? If so, St. Clare Walker Middle School on Route 33 at Locust Hill is the place you want to be on Saturday, May 10. The Promise Academy, in association with Shiloh Baptist Church and James Pettis Productions, will present the renowned Off-Broadway play “God’s Trombones” in the school auditorium. There will be two shows—at 1 and 4 p.m. “God’s Trombones: Seven Negro Sermons in Verse” is a 1927 book of poems by James Weldon Johnson patterned after traditional AfricanAmerican religious oratory. The book is comprised of seven poems, which are presented onstage as seven sermons. In Saturday’s production, during each sermon local actors will be on stage to pantomime and add emphasis to the focus of the sermon. When each sermon ends, Laymetha Reed Guy and “The Sounds of Rapture” will perform an old spiritual song that adds even more emphasis to the sermon’s message. “This show is about the voices of old-time preachers that author James Weldon Johnson heard in his youth,” said show director James Pettis. “The sound reminded him of the sound of trombones. “The preachers in the show will assume the old-time roles and voices of these revival preachers and get the audience involved emotionally,” said Pettis. “The music and actors will add even more emotion to the production.” The book’s poems to be presented as sermons in verse include: • “Listen, Lord-A Prayer,” an invocation presented by Rev. Alvin L. Hill Jr. of Christ Church Parish. • “The Creation,” a retelling of the creation story of the Bible, presented by Prophetess Marilyn Carter of CMC Worldwide Ministries of Warsaw. • “The Prodigal Son” from the Biblical parable of the prodigal son, presented by Rev. Paul Pleasants of Calvary Baptist Church of Christchurch. • “Go Down Death-A Funeral Sermon,” in which Jesus is depicted as sending his servant, Death, to bring to heaven a weary woman who is old and ready to die so that she can rest, presented by Dr. Griselda Bayton of Angel Visit Baptist Church of Dunnsville. • “Noah Built the Ark,” a retelling of the Biblical stories of Adam and Eve, a story of how sin entered the world, and of Noah and the Great Flood sent to cleanse the earth, presented by Dr. Michael Bryant of Shiloh Baptist Church of Reedville. • “The Crucifixion,” telling the story of Jesus’ crucifixion, presented by Apostle Carroll Carter of CMC Worldwide Ministries of Warsaw. • “Let My People Go,” telling the Biblical story of Moses and his work freeing the Hebrew slaves from Egypt, which has often been the basis of comparisons to the AfricanAmerican slavery experience in the United States, presented by Rev. Woodland Holmes of First Baptist Church Harmony Village. • “The Judgment Day,” the prophetic story of the Apocalypse, presented by Dr. Anthony Nutt of Union Grove Baptist Church of South Chesterfield County. “The sermons give the audience a wonderful dramatization of interpreting the Bible (IV]LHYL[OLÄYZ[NYHK\H[LZVM;OL7YVTPZL(JHKLT`*SHZZVMHSVUN^P[OHJHKLT`MV\UKLYHUK4PKKSLZL_UH[P]L 3H`TL[OH9LLK.\`YKMYVTSLM[HK\S[HZZPZ[HU[Z+LHJVU)LY[PUH>PSZVUMHYSLM[)LZZPL9PJOUKMYVTSLM[+PYL[OPH;OVYU[VUMHYYPNO[HUK1V`JL3LLUKMYVTYPNO[HUK:[LSSHY(^HYKUVTPUH[LKNVZWLS[LLUZPUNLY5`HZPH[O MYVTSLM[9LLK.\`^PSSWYVK\JL[OPZ:H[\YKH`»ZWLYMVYTHUJLVM¸.VK»Z;YVTIVULZ¹HUKHSZVZPUN^P[O¸;OL:V\UKZVM 9HW[\YL¹K\YPUN[OLWYVK\J[PVU5`HZPH^PSSZPUNK\YPUN[OLWSH`HUKH[PU[LYTPZZPVU(KTPZZPVUPZHUK[PJRL[Z^PSS be sold at the door. from Genesis to Revelation,” said Pettis. “The preaching will be emotional and the singing will bring even greater emotion to the stage,” said Reed Guy. Pettis has directed 70 productions of “God’s Trombones” across the country over the past 31 years. Reed Guy has been in four productions, but this is the first one she has produced. “This is something new for Middlesex and I’m hoping for a large audience to be there Saturday and give its support,” said Reed Guy. The show’s praise dancers include Cynthia Beverley and the Calvary Baptist Church Praise Dance Team, and the Shiloh Baptist Church Youth Praise Dance Team. The actors include James M. Reed, God the Creator; Wayne Jessie Sr., Jesus; Frank Gregory Jr., Noah; Wayne Jessie Jr., Beelzebub/Moses/ Joseph; Gregory Peay Sr., Pharoah; Katrina Reed, Wife of Pharoah; Chryshanda Lee and Imani Gray, the Women in Mourning; JaMel Reed, Prodigal Son; Miranda Kimble, Briana South and Tanaja Gray, Women of Babylon; Jaden Reed, Man/Adam; DeNelle Reed, Eve; and Claudine Payne, Mother of Jesus. Stellar Award nominated gospel teen singer Nyasia will sing with The Sounds of Rapture and also during intermission. Tickets are $15 and will be sold at the door. For more information, please call 804677-8485. Proceeds from the event will benefit The Promise Academy, which provides overall developmental teaching and mentoring for young ladies ages 12-18. The Promise Academy was chartered at Shiloh Baptist Church on June 22, 2013 in the T. Wright Morris Fellowship Hall in Reedville. The six teens who were the charter members of the Promise Academy’s one-week camp last year were mentored in the areas of public speaking, physical appearance, selfdefense, etiquette and personal goal-setting. Reed Guy and her husband, Linwood Guy, are the founders of the Promise Academy, and Linwood Guy also will play bass in this Saturday’s production. Reed Guy grew up in Middlesex County and attended public schools here. One of the most renowned gospel singers in the area, she Director and piano player James Pettis has several CDs to her credit. About the director James Pettis is the recipient of an NAACP Freedom Award and plays piano for many official city and state events. He appeared numerous times on the long-running CBS soap opera, “Guiding Light.” He has accompanied James Earl Jones and played for photographer, journalist and film director, Gordon Parks. He was recently honored in Detroit as the recipient of the E. Azalia Hackley Award, and filled auditoriums in both the Motor City and Chicago. Last October at the Henrico Theatre, he celebrated the 50th anniversary of his public debut. One of his most recent recitals took place at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on November 30, 2013. Entries sought for Oyster Festival Poster Contest The Urbanna Oyster Festival Foundation has announced its traditional poster/print contest for the 57th Urbanna Oyster Festival (November 7-8, 2014). The poster should represent the Oyster Festival in an artistic as well as a visually pleasing way. The designer of the winning poster will receive $250. The deadline for entries is August 29. The Urbanna Oyster Festival Foundation will choose the winning entry in early September. Guidelines Original art must be created by amateur or professional artist(s) of any age. Content should be representative of the Urbanna area and/ or relating to oysters in some way. Size of art should be 8”x11” and no larger than 18”x24”. The Urbanna Oyster Festival reserves the right to modify the winning design in accordance with the printing process. Acceptable mediums: photography, oils, acrylics, watercolors, pastels or mixed mediums (remember: colors should be bright or dark enough to reproduce as a print). The Oyster Festival Foundation or any member(s) of the foundation are not responsible for damage of the artwork and will not be held liable for any such damage. The winning artwork becomes the sole property of the Urbanna Oyster Festival Foundation, and cannot be reproduced, or made available for sale except by permission of the Urbanna Oyster Festival Foundation. All original artwork (no copies or photos please) should be delivered to the Urbanna Oyster Festival Foundation Office, 45 Cross Street (middle blue door-upstairs), Urbanna, VA 23175; 804-7580368. Entries will be accepted Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Please package entries safely and appropriately, as the foundation cannot guarantee against damage. Please attach on the back of each entry a separate sheet of paper with the artist’s name, mailing address, telephone number and a brief description of the artwork. TOGA Oyster Fair is Saturday Those interested in oyster gardening and Chesapeake Bay ecology are invited to the Tidewater Oyster Growers Association (TOGA) Middle Peninsula Oyster Fair on Saturday, May 10, at the Gwynn’s Island Civic Center, 1996 Old Ferry Rd., Hudgins. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. Vendors of oyster gardening equipment and supplies are invited to display their wares for sale. Oyster seed will be available. The educational program begins at 9:30 a.m. Mike Congrove will describe the work being done at Oyster Seed Holdings, which is a stateof-the-art producer of oyster larvae and small seed on Gwynns Island. Dr. Lynton Land will discuss TOGA’s Growth and Longevity Study recently completed by TOGA volunteers. He will also introduce plans for a new follow-on study. Tours of Oyster Seed Hold- Forest Chapel plans yard sale Forest Chapel United Methodist Church will hold a community yard sale Saturday, May 17, from 8 a.m.-noon. Community members are invited to bring their own tables and set up in a parking space for a donation of $10. Proceeds of the yard sale will be used for mission work. Forest Chapel Church is on Forest Chapel Road in Warner. To reserve a space, call 785-8668 or email [email protected]. All entries should be picked up no later than September 30 at the Urbanna Oyster Festival Foundation Office. The foundation cannot be responsible for any entries left after September 30. “We encourage all interested artists to submit their entries and we look forward to working with the great talent within the Commonwealth of Virginia,” said a foundation spokesperson. Y Preschool enrollment begins Above, Middlesex Family YMCA Preschoolers enjoy making numbers and letters with shaving cream. In the Y Preschool, ¸4YZ1\K`¹ÄUKZL_JP[PUNUL^^H`Z[VLUNHNL[OLJOPSKYLU with fun-learning activities. The Y is currently accepting enrollment for the 2014-15 school year. YMCA preschool [LHJOLY1\K`,THU\LSPZL_JP[LKMVY[OLM\UÄLSK[YPWZHUK academic curriculum that she has planned for the new school year. Contact the Y at 776-8846 for more details. ing’s hatchery (in groups of 10) will take place from 10:3011:30 a.m. Vic Spain will discuss options for getting started in oyster farming from 10:3010:50 a.m. “Triumph in adversity” is the topic of this week’s Christian Science Sentinel Program Now airing on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Tune in Sunday, May 11 on WKWI Bay 101.7 FM www.NNChristianScience.org B6 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 8, 2014 CLASSIFIEDS These ads reach over 11,000 readers in print each week and get over 4,000 page views online each month! Place your ad today – here’s how: Phone: (804) 758-2328 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays Online 24/7: Go to SSentinel.com. Click on Classifieds, then the Submit Ad button. 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[email protected] (3-6-13t) Continued on next page May 8, 2014 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B7 Business Services Notices A&A POOLS and LAWN CARE: Call us for all your pool and landscaping needs. Openings, closings, weekly & bi-weekly service and everything in-between. 804-436-2796. (4-1013tRR) NOTICE OF SEIZURE U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DIVISION On or about February 25, 2014, the following items were seized from the residence, 3101 Coley Lane, Hayes, Virginia 23072; residence, 7906 Mountain Laurel Trail, Gloucester, VA 23061; residence, 998 Greys Point Road, Topping, VA 23169; business, 2324 Greys Point Road, Topping, VA 23169; and business, 36 Campbell Drive, Topping, VA 23169. Notices recorded and unrecorded matters of title to the extent thay may lawfully apply to the Property or any part thereof and take priority over the lien of the Deed of Trust. The successful bidder shall be responsible for any roll back taxes. Any and all AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE by charges relating to the Property will Brandon Putney. Monthly, weekly, be adjusted at settlement as of the bi-weekly. Power washing, debris date of the foreclosure sale, and and leaf removal. Mulch and shall be assumed by the successgravel delivery. Reasonable rates. ful bidder to the extent they have Licensed and insured. 804-832accrued on or after the date of the 1797.(4-24-13t) foreclosure sale. Successful bidder shall be responsible for any real B. ROY HENNIGAR, Painting conestate taxes, penalties and interest tractor serving Middlesex County for and any water/sewer charges due 30 yrs. Interior and exterior painting. on Property through date of sale Free estimates. 804-824-4930. 68140030-01 U.S. Currency $8,799.72 (which must be paid at settlement). (12-12-26t) 68140032-01 Successful bidder shall be responBILLY’S WINDOW WASHING, 2013 Kia Sorento sible for all costs of purchase and mulching, gutter cleaning, deck VIN#: 5XYKT3A69DG404712 transfer, including the grantor’s tax. staining, yard cleanup. Call for 68140032-02 Obtaining possession of the Propdetails 832-3758. (4-3-13t) 2011 Chevrolet Camaro erty shall be at the sole cost, risk VIN#: 2G1FK1EJ0B9114173 and expense of successful bidder. CALL EUGENE, 804-238-4312 for 68140032-03 In the event a successful bidder ODZQPRZLQJÀRZHUEHGFOHDQLQJ 2011 Chevrolet Silverado fails to consummate the purchase in mulching and debris hauling. Also, VIN#: 1GC4K1C89BF157416 accordance with the terms of sale as moving service available. (5-8-2t) herein provided and in the contract COMPUTER PROFESSIONAL The property is subject to adminis- of sale, the deposit will be applied S E R V I C E S : V i r u s s p y w a r e / trative forfeiture under the provisions to the costs and expenses of the removal. Pictures/ data recovered. of 18 U.S.C. § 981(a)(1)(A) and 18 sale and thereafter to the outstandHome/ Office network installa- U.S.C. § 982(a)(1) due to the prop- ing balance on the Note and the tion, hardware/software upgrades, erty’s involvement in a transaction, property may either be resold at the repairs. Nothing outsourced. Quick or attempted transaction, in violation risk and expense of the defaulting turnaround. Call: 804-776-0885 of 18 U.S.C. § 1956 and 1957. Any successful bidder or Trustee may Visit: www.deltavillecomputers.com person claiming an ownership inter- accept the next highest bid at the HVWLQWKLVSURSHUW\PXVW¿OHDFODLP foreclosure sale, if available. In (2-13-13t) with the Internal Revenue Service either event, the defaulting successCOUNTRY TIME LAWNCARE SER- Attn: Asset Forfeiture Coordinator at ful bidder shall be personally liable VICES, LLC: Lawn maintenance 400 N 8th St. Room 1024, Box 32, IRUDQ\GH¿FLHQF\UHVXOWLQJXSRQDQ\ services. Mulch, gravel, bush hog- Richmond, VA 23219 on or before resale of the Property. The foregoing ging. Yard cleanup, leaf removal. June 9, 2014; otherwise, the prop- remedy shall not limit or be deemed Warren Rainier, David Rainier. erty will be forfeited and disposed of to limit any right of Trustee or NoteLicensed, insured. 804-370-4019 or according to law. (4-24-3t) holder to pursue additional legal or 804-445-3513.(11-14-26t) equitable remedies available as a NOTICE OF result of such default by successFLOORING, INSTALLATION and SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S SALE ful bidder. The property shall be REPAIRS: Carpet, wood, laminate, OF UNIMPROVED sold “AS IS, WHERE IS,” without vinyl. Khourys Floor Covering, 28 REAL ESTATE PROPERTY representation or warranty of any yrs. exp., lic., ins. Free est. Samples. Tax Map No. 13-12-3 & 13-12-4 sort or nature concerning its condiMiddle Peninsula area. Sammy In execution of a certain Deed tion. Sale is subject to Noteholder Khoury, 804-815-8671.(4-3-13t) of Trust dated July 27, 1998, in FRQ¿UPDWLRQ the original principal amount of HANDYMAN SERVICE: Home $18,000.00 and recorded in the Pursuant to the Federal Fair Debt maintenance and repairs; drywall &OHUN¶V2I¿FHRIWKH&LUFXLW&RXUWRI Collection Practices Act, I advise and painting; siding; trim; decks; Middlesex County, Virginia (“Clerk’s \RXWKDWWKLV¿UPLVDGHEWFROOHFWRU VKHGVURR¿QJ0HUOH 2I¿FH´RQ$XJXVWLQ'HHG attempting to collect the indebtedness referred to herein and any Mayhue.(2-23-tf) Book 282, Page 779, (the “Deed of information that I obtain will be used HARVEY’S LAWN SERVICE: Trust”) default having occurred in for that purpose. Grasscutting, mulching, hauling the payment of the Note thereby All information deemed reliable, but debris, spraying, pruning. 804- secured, and being requested to do Trustee makes no representations 445-5300 (cell), or 804-758-5003. so by The Baldwin Family Limited or warranties as to accuracy. Partnership, L.L.P., the holder of FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: (3-27-13t) the note (“Noteholder”) secured JAMES H. WARD, JR. HAVE A MOSQUITO FREE PROP- by the Deed of Trust (the “Note”), Substitute Trustee ERTY. Guaranteed kid & pet safe. James H. Ward, Jr., (“Substitute 837 Gloucester Road Works on over 75 different pests. Trustee”) after giving not less than 3RVW2I¿FH%R[ Call A&A Pools and Lawn Care, fourteen (14) days prior written Saluda, Virginia 23149 804-436-2796. (4-10-13tRR) notice thereof to the owner of the 804-758-5391 real property encumbered by the HAVE GROOMER Will Travel! In- Deed of Trust (the “Owner”) by certi- (4-17-4t) home dog grooming. Contact Lisa ¿HGPDLOUHWXUQUHFHLSWUHTXHVWHG NOTICE at 804-514-2945. (5-1-13t) of the date, time, place and terms ABANDONED VESSEL JUNK YARD DOGS: We haul junk! of sale, will offer such property for Notice is hereby given that the Affordable rates. 804-758-4727. sale at public auction at the front following vessel has been abanentrance of the Middlesex County doned for more than 60 days on (4-11-tf) Courthouse Building, 73 Bowden the property of: Walden’s Marina, LANDSCAPING / LAWNCARE: Street, Saluda, Virginia 23149 on 1224 Timberneck Road, Deltaville, Four Season Services. Mulch deliv- May 9, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. (local Virginia 23043. 804-776-9440. ered, installed. Tree, shrub planting. time). The real estate is to be sold Description of vessel: Design. Install. Maintain. Lawn together with all improvements and 1967 Butler, 26’ Deadrise irrigation installs, repairs. Insured. appurtenances thereunto belonging Hull: Pre 1972 Free estimates. 804-832-4636. (the “Property”), being described in Boat Registration/Title: [email protected] said Deed of Trust and more particu# VA 1372 L (4-24-13t) larly described as follows: Application for Watercraft RegistraMASSARO BROS. SEAMLESS ALL THAT CERTAIN PARCEL tion/Title will be made in accordance GUTTERS: 5”/6” GUTTERS. Gutter OF LAND TOGETHER WITH ALL with Section 29.1-733.1 of the covers. Clean-out and repair. Lowest IMPROVEMENTS AND APPURTE- Code of Virginia if this vessel is price. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call NANCES THERETO BELONGING, not claimed and removed within 30 Matt for FREE ESTIMATE, 804-480- SITUATED IN JAMAICA DISTRICT, GD\VRI¿UVWSXEOLFDWLRQRIWKLVQRWLFH 0155 or matt@massarobrosseam- MIDDLESEX COUNTY, VIRGINIA, Please contact the Virginia DepartAND SHOWN AS LOTS 3 & 4 IN ment of Game and Inland Fisheries lessgutters.com (7-11-tf) SAMOS SUBDIVISION, SECTION with questions. (5-8-3t) MOVING SERVICES: Local, long 2 ON A PLAT OF SURVEY PRENOTICE distance or just moving furniture PARED BY STANLEY E. PAYNE, ABANDONED VESSELS around in your home. Since 1973. III, LAND SURVEYOR DATED Crawford Moving & Storage, Inc. JUNE 18, 1997, IN PLAT BOOK Notice is hereby given that the 804-725-2555 or 804-435-6683. 13, PAGE 364, RECORDED IN following vessels have been abanTHE CLERK’S OFFICE, CIRCUIT doned for more than 60 days on (2-27-13t) COURT, COUNTY OF MIDDLE- the property of: Walden’s Marina, NURSING ASSISTANT: 10+ yrs. SEX, REFERENCE TO WHICH 1224 Timberneck Road, Deltaville, experience. Call 804-296-7075. SAID PLAT IS HEREBY MADE FOR Virginia 23043, 804-776-9440. (4-24-4t) A MORE PARTICULAR DESCRIPDescription of vessels: PASSPORT PICTURES made TION OF SAID PROPERTY. 35’ Viking, “Dusk til Dawn” TERMS OF SALE: All Cash. A cash while you wait! Please call to make Hull # VKY 35684M77J bidder’s deposit of $5,000 (in the an appointment, 804-758-2328, Documented: D979278 form of a cashier’s check made Southside Sentinel, Urbanna.(tf) payable to the Trustee) shall be 34’ Carver, “Friend Ship” PRESSURE WASHING. No job too required at the time of settlement. Hull # CDR39047 1278-79 little! Free estimates. 804-815-3968. Successful bidder shall execute a contract at end of sale. Settlement (3-27-13t) WRRFFXULQWKHRI¿FHRIWKH7UXVWHH Application for Watercraft Registration/Title will be made in accordance TURNER DRYWALL and Painting within 30 days after sale. Home Repairs: New work, repair, The sale of the Property shall be with Section 29.1-733.1 of the renovation, home improvements, tile made subject to the covenants, Code of Virginia if this vessel is work. 804-761-5410. Over 20 years conditions, easements, restrictions, not claimed and removed within 30 experience!(2-27-13tRR) reservations, if any, superior to the GD\VRI¿UVWSXEOLFDWLRQRIWKLVQRWLFH Please contact the Virginia DepartUGLY ROOF? Mold, mildew, lichen lien of the Deed of Trust duly of ment of Game and Inland Fisheries record and constituting construcremoved from roof. Zero preswith questions. (4-24-3t) sure. 15% OFF 1st time customer. tive notice and to any and all rights, defects, liens, encumbrances or PUBLIC NOTICE Licensed & insured. VA Roof Cleaning, 804-330-7666 or 888-888- adverse claims of whatever nature, Notice is hereby given that Jane recorded and unrecorded, including Haddon has applied for a permit ROOF. (4-10-13t) any and all statutory liens for labor or modification from the Marine VACATION and ESTATE Prop- materials which are superior to the Resources Commission to modify erty Management: Weekly home lien of the Deed of Trust. The sale an existing community pier permit checks, landscaping and home further shall be made subject to the to include an additional uncovered maintenance performed by us, rights, if any, of persons in posses- boatlift in an existing slip at property schedule vendors. Local refer- sion of the Property. on Stampers Bay at 504 Shoansy ences. 804-832-4636. 4seasonser- TIME BEING OF THE ESSENCE. Lane in Middlesex County. The bidder on behalf of Noteholder Send comments/inquiries within [email protected] (3-6-13t) shall not be required to deliver a 15 days to: Marine Resources deposit to Trustee. The deposit of Commission, Habitat Management Notices successful bidder will be cashed by Division, 2600 Washington Avenue, Trustee and will be applied without 3rd Floor, Newport News, Virginia I, RANDOLPH B. CAMPBELL, interest to the purchase price at 23607. (5-8-1t) declare that I am no longer respon- settlement. The balance of the VA ABC RETAIL sible for any debts incurred by my purchase price will be due by wire LICENSE APPLICATION transfer of immediately available wife as of this date, May 8, 2014. Mi Jalisco Restaurant Inc. Randolph B. Campbell funds at settlement. Conveyance of Trading as: the Property shall be by special war(5-8-2t) Mi Jalisco Restaurant ranty deed and shall be subject to all 5437 Old Virginia St. Urbanna Middlesex Co., Virginia Publisher’s Notice 23175-2174 The above establishment is applying Classified Rates All real estate advertised herein is subject to the VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF to Virginia’s fair housing law which makes $6.00 minimum for up to 25 words, one ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONit illegal to advertise ‘any preference, limiweek; 2 weeks $10.00; 3 weeks $15.00; 4 TROL (ABC) for a Wine and Beer or more weeks $4.50 each week. 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Our readers are hereby informed that required newspaper legal notices. card sales. all dwellings advertised in this newspaper Objections should be registered at &ODVVL¿HG 'HDGOLQH 12:00 noon www.abc.virginia.gov or 800-552are available on an equal opportunity Tuesdays. To place your ad, call 8043200. (5-8-2t) EDVLV )RU PRUH LQIRUPDWLRQ RU WR ¿OH D 758-2328, FAX 804-758-5896, email FODVVL¿HGV#VVHQWLQHOFRP VXEPLW RQ line at www.ssentinel.com or mail to: &ODVVL¿HGV6RXWKVLGH6HQWLQHO32%R[ 549, Urbanna, Va. 23175. &RUUHFWLRQV Please check your ad the ¿UVWZHHNWRVHHWKDWLWLVFRUUHFW housing complaint, call the Virginia Fair +RXVLQJ 2I¿FH DW WROO free call (888) 551-3247. For the hearingimpaired, call (804) 367-9753. E-mail [email protected]. Web site: www.fairhousing.vipnet.org Classified ads get results! NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOWN OF URBANNA BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 2014-2015 Pursuant to Section 15.2-2506, Code of Virginia (1950), public notice is hereby given that the Urbanna Town Council shall hold a public hearing at the regular monthly meeting on 0D\DW30LQWKH7RZQ&RXQFLO&KDPEHUVORFDWHGRQWKHVHFRQGÁRRURIWKH Town Hall, 45 Cross Street, Urbanna. The purpose of the public hearing is to receive public comment on the proposed FY2014-2015 Budgets for the Town of Urbanna. Pursuant to Section 15.2-2506, Code of Virginia (1950), the following synopsis of the proposed budget is provided for informative and planning purposes. A copy of the full, detailed budget is availDEOHIRUUHYLHZDWWKH7RZQ2IÀFHORFDWHGDW&URVV6WUHHW8UEDQQD9LUJLQLD Proposed General Fund EXPENDITURES: General Government Administration ..................................................................... $308,786 Middlesex Fire Department ....................................................................................... 18,000 Central Middlesex Volunteer Rescue Squad ............................................................. 10,000 Other Public Safety ...................................................................................................... 2,000 Public Works ...............................................................................................................62,313 Parks and Recreation.................................................................................................. 79,035 Planning/Community Development........................................................................... 92,094 Debt Service ............................................................................................................... 32,024 General Fund Reserve .................................................................................................. 7,062 Transfer to Marina ....................................................................................................... 3,499 TOTAL GENERAL FUND EXPENSES ............................................................ $614,813 REVENUES: General Property Taxes .......................................................................................... $274,300 Other Local Taxes .....................................................................................................176,712 Special Events License Fees ...................................................................................... 43,250 Revenue from Use of Money and Property ................................................................. 1,250 From Taber Trust Fund .............................................................................................. 46,000 Revenue from the Commonwealth ............................................................................ 15,795 Other Revenue ........................................................................................................... 57,506 TOTAL GENERAL FUND REVENUE ..............................................................$614,813 The real estate property tax rate remains at $0.24 per $100 assessed value. The personal property tax rate remains at $0.65 per $100 assessed value. The 2014 Oyster Festival Special Business License Taxes remains at $450.00 for food concessions, $125.00 craft vendors and $350.00 for other. Business Licenses fees will be: Gross receipts of $100,000 or less - $50.00; Gross receipts of $100,001 - $300,000 - $150.00 and Gross receipts over $300,001 - $300.00 Proposed Water Fund EXPENDITURES: General Administration ............................................................................................ $79,935 System Operations ................................................................................................. 68,064 Debt Service ............................................................................................................... 21,576 Reserve....................................................................................................................... 20,000 TOTAL WATER FUND EXPENSES ................................................................. $189,575 The proposed in-town water rate schedule for FY2014-2015 is as follows: 0-3,000 Gallons .......................................................................................................... $14.00 Over 3,000 Gallons ................................................................. $2.60 per Thousand Gallons The proposed out-of-town water rate schedule for FY2014-2015 is as follows: 0-3,000 Gallons .......................................................................................................... $27.00 Over 3,000 Gallons ................................................................. $5.20 per Thousand Gallons REVENUES: Charges for Services .............................................................................................. $189,500 Other Water Fund Revenue ............................................................................................... 75 TOTAL WATER REVENUES ............................................................................ $189,575 Proposed Capital Improvements Water System Upgrades ......................................................................................... $56,000* (* from water reserve fund) Proposed Historic Trust EXPENSES To Trust Base .................................................................................................................. $30 TOTAL HISTORIC TRUST EXPENDITURES........................................................ $30 REVENUES Interest............................................................................................................................. $30 TOTAL HISTORIC TRUST REVENUES ................................................................ $30 Proposed Taber Fund EXPENDITURES: General Fund............................................................................................................ $46,000 TOTAL TABER TRUST FUND EXPENDITURES ........................................... $46,000 REVENUES Trust Income ............................................................................................................ $46,000 TOTAL TABER TRUST FUND REVENUES..................................................... $46,000 Upton’s Point Marina EXPENDITURES: Utilities, Repairs, Maintenance ................................................................................$23,306 Debt Service ................................................................................................................. 8,222 Part Time Help ........................................................................................................... 19,427 TOTAL UPTON’S POINT EXPENDITURES .................................................... $50,955 REVENUES: Use of Money and Property ..................................................................................... $47,456 Transfer from General Fund ........................................................................................ 3,499 TOTAL UPTON’S POINT MARINA REVENUES............................................ $50,955 05.01&05.08.14 Visit SSentinel.com B8 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 8, 2014 Mas n Realty, Inc. ing Since Ceelre5b0rayte1957 a v o Urbanna Creek Architecturally designed... Open and airy! Deck and hot tub... Great views and sand beach... Pier with boatlift......$295,000 rs Dutton 2,600 SF and master with private LR... ò %$ 2I¿FH JDUDJH with game room... Pool, deck, porch... On over 2¼ acres........$289,000 Queen Anne’s Cove 2 BR, 2 BA... Granite in kitchen... Great views, beach, pool, boat ramp... Deep-water slips available.......$355,500 Business workshops offered The University of Mary Washington Small Business Development Center Warsaw will offer a Virtual Communication Workshop at its office in Warsaw on Monday, May 12, from 1-3 p.m. This topic introduces students to virtual communication tools used in situations where phone calls and emails are suboptimal. They learn how to set up a Skype account and use it, how to use the screen sharing tool Mikogo, in conjunc- tion with Skype; and consider ways in which VoIP might be integrated with other standard business communication tools. The registration fee is $20 per class and the deadline is May 9. The center will offer a Communication Plan Workshop at the RCC Kilmarnock Center, 447 N. Main St., Kilmarnock, on Tuesday, May 13, from 1-3 p.m. This topic introduces stu- (See Business, pabe B9) DYC ABYC Master Techs Piankatank Access Kitchen with oak cabiQHWV/DPLQDWHÀRRUV FP, porch and deck... Tool shed........$170,000 Woodland Heart-pine ÀRRUV (QJOLVK EDVH ment, detached 2-car garage with apartment... On 17 acres...$399,000 North Middlesex Proposed construction... Modular home on 6 acres... 3 BR, 2 BA..............$171,500 For Sale by Owner. Piankatank Shores 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 4-car garage, 1-car garage/shop. $269,000 Please call William Ellis 804-647-4732 Saturday, May 10, 2–4 p.m. Christchurch Area 3-BR, 2-BA Ranch on an acre... Full, un¿QLVKHG EDVHPHQW Separate shop/storage building........$149,000 Rappahannock River 2,900 SF, 6 BR, 4 BA! 3-zone heat pump, ZRRG ÀRRUV FDU JD rage... Boat and jet ski lifts, hot tub.....$825,000 Topping Area 1½ acres on corner site... Level, cleared land... Country home needs work, 515' highway frontage.........$95,000 2 Open Houses Piankatank Shores 2 decks... Super views of Urbanna Creek and the River... Pool, sand beach, pier and boat ramp............$365,000 Kilmer’s Point – Rappahannock River Lots of glass! Fireplace, central air/ heat pump... Pier and bulkhead... Treed lot...............$495,000 Marvin Mason . . . . 815-8391 Steve Darman . . . . 815-2036 Area 3½ acres private! 3 BR, kitchen with island, LR with fireplace and wet bar... 2½-car garage, plus carport............$179,000 Irvin R. Shackelford . .815-8400 Eric Johnson . . . . . 815-8374 Craig Hall. . . . . . . . 815-8494 Saluda Realtors and Appraisers Jean Darman . . . . . 577-7083 Zani Autry . . . . . . . 512-8350 Bill Kallam . . . . . . . 832-1024 R. D. Johnson II . . . 815-8320 Ann Powell . . . . . . . 338-1773 Walter Lawson, Jr. . 832-9109 Carolyn Bailey . . . . 366-2554 758-5372 Urbanna 758-2777 Saluda 776-9295 Deltaville For access to all listings in this area search at www.masonrealty.com When you think, shop and buy locally, YOU help build schools, improve roads, and support those who employ your friends and neighbors. around deltaville by T.D. Harris $155,000 394 Plum Drive Urbanna Condo with Lew and Onna Grimm, owners of Deltaville Yachting Center (DYC), are proud to announce that William Hodel (left) and Eddie Gibson (right) have joined other DYC technicians who have achieved American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) Master Marine Technician status. ABYC JLY[PÄJH[PVUZ YLX\PYL KL[HPSLK [LZ[PUN 0U VYKLY [V HJOPL]L ABYC Master Tech status, the marine technician must have years of experience along with at least three ABYC certiÄJH[PVUZ /VKLS HUK .PIZVU OH]L JVTWSL[LK [OL ()@* Marine Diesel, Marine Systems and Marine Electrical cer[PÄJH[PVUZ¸+@*LUJV\YHNLZJVU[PU\PUNMHJ[VY`LK\JH[PVU HZ^LSSHZ()@*JLY[PÄJH[PVU[VLUZ\YLL_JLSSLU[J\Z[VTLY ZLY]PJLHUKX\HSP[`THYPULYLWHPYZ¹ZHPK[OL.YPTTZ $155,000 SHORT SALE 138 Huckleberry Drive Jane Elkin Realtor® 804-577-3599 [email protected] May is all about getting ready for summer. It looks like Virginia is taking a page from our northeastern states and making winter last longer, which is going to make summer shorter this year. It is time to pull the tulips out and put them either in storage or transplant them. The squirrels are watching so maybe chicken wire would be a good idea to put in the ground around them. Do not have any hints on keeping the voles from eating them. Voles must have a purpose other than being an attraction for the Corgwyn. Often when gardening I wonder if other people have holes and mounds of dirt where their dogs have dug, or if everyone but me has well-trained pets. Oh yes, the voles eat the grubs in the earth that turn into Japanese beetles. Trying to be a good steward of the bay means not using poisons or fertilizers that can harm the bay. We found a black snake this week in the bushes. It was about three feet or so long. Thinking of positive reasons not to kill it resulted in agreeing we would not have mice under the house. It escaped through the air vents under the house. Bluebird houses should be up and being used by now. We put ours up Sunday and it looks like Rube Goldberg designed it. There is a stove pipe with wire inside to keep raccoons and snakes from crawling up to the bird house, and it is on a pipe driven into the ground, which is sand and clay that amounts to concrete, so it is not very far into the ground and tilts a little, but bricks are piled up around the base of the pipe. It is going to be like the cradle in the tree, “When the wind blows, the cradle will rock.” The ospreys are setting on their nest in the front of the house. Think about it. How many people can stand in their home talking to someone on the phone and watch an osprey fly by with a fish in its talons? Or watch a heron waiting patiently for a fish in the shallows of the creek? We are so blessed that we can take the time to be part of nature. Birthdays have been celebrated earlier this week by William Benjamin Walker, Maxine Higgason, Chuck Wall and Sandy Woolard. Betty and Les Hockman celebrate their anniversary on Monday. Today is Austin Martin and Christian Hensley’s birthdays. Tomorrow Angela Walton and on Saturday Acoline Harris will celebrate birthdays. Happy days to all. It is hard to believe Café By The Bay has been around for four years this week. Susan and Debbie work hard to provide breakfast for those who start out their day early, whether working or fishing. They graciously provide WiFi and lunch for boaters, workers and ladies of leisure. Seven days a week can be a bit much, so they close at 3p.m. every day. Don’t forget to do something for the dogs that Rick, our animal warden, has picked up and taken to the Middlesex County Animal Shelter at Cooks Corner. A few dollars for the fence around the dog park or for medical care or a bag of dog food all go a long way toward caring for the animals. Perhaps you are looking for a pet to love, or to be loved by a pet that will show gratitude for the rest of his life. This week I passed a gentleman walking a hound dog or maybe that was the other way around, but it was a “smiling moment.” The man was smiling and the hound’s tail was wagging, and then I was smiling. “People who care about each other take care of one another. It’s not a duty, it’s a pleasure.” Fair winds. rescue rx TAPPAHANNOCK, VA THIS HOME ON 6 ACRES FOR ONLY $169,775. HURRY! THIS DEAL :21·7/$67 804-443-0710 • 1267 TAPPAHANNOCK BLVD. SUITE 7, TAPPAHANNOCK, VA 22560 Stroke by Bob Cerullo, EMT-E It could start with slurred speech, facial drop or weakness in an arm. If you think you or someone is having a stroke, follow the American Stroke Association’s F.A.S.T. rule: • Face drooping—Does one side of the face droop or is it numb? Ask the person to smile. Is the person’s smile uneven? • Arm weakness—Is one arm weak or numb? Ask the person to raise both arms. Does one arm drift downward? • Speech difficulty—Is speech slurred? Is the person unable to speak or hard to understand? Ask the person to repeat a simple sentence, like “The sky is blue.” Is the sentence repeated correctly? • Time to call 911—If someone shows any of these symptoms, even if the symptoms go away, call 911 and get the person to the hospital immediately. Act quickly. To learn more about joining a local rescue squad, call the MCVRS of Deltaville at 804815-0314 or the CMVRS of Urbanna at 804 824-3276. May 8, 2014 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B9 Business workshops offered . . . dents to the steps necessary for writing the communications section of a business plan. Students learn about different aspects of communication planning, both for strategic and for tactical purposes. They learn how to build a complete communications plan and are introduced to some techniques for conducting effective internet searches, and they practice using a series of online tools for developing branding and communication materials. The registration fee is $20 per class and the deadline is May 9. The center will offer a Print Marketing Workshop at the (Continued from page B8) Northern Neck Small Business Incubator in Heathsville on Thursday, May 15, from 6-8 p.m. This topic deals with the creation of print marketing materials for a small business. The registration fee is $20 per class and the deadline is May 12. For additional information or to register for any of the above classes, call 804-3330286 or email bhaywood@ umw.edu. ISABELL K. HORSLEY REAL ESTATE, LTD. www.HorsleyRealEstate.com TOWN OF URBANNA MIDDLESEX COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Urbanna Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Thursday, May 15, 2014 at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers, 45 Cross Street, Urbanna VA 23175 to consider revisions to the Capital Improvement Plan for the Town of Urbanna, Virginia. The public is invited to share their comments. The Planning Commission will make their recommendations to Town Council with regard to revisions to the Capital Improvement Plan. 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Close to restaurants, shopping. $289,450 2IILFH *ORXFHVWHU5G 6DOXGD9$ 0LNH-DFNVRQ 1DQF\3-DFNVRQ 6NLS%HDWWLH &KHU\O7HDJOH 'HQQLV0DQQ &U\VWDO0DQQ &KULV,QJUDP 7LQD+XWFKLQV B10 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 8, 2014 Christchurch seeks players for soccer tourney Boys and girls in grades 6-8 are invited to join Christchurch School Soccer Coach Matt Schaefer and his varsity players for a fun afternoon of 3V3 soccer at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 24. The tournament is on the official list of qualifying tournaments for the National 3V3 Tournament Championship, which will be held in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., this summer. There is no charge to play in the tournament, but please reserve a spot by calling Robin Schroeder ‘79 in the CCS Office of Admission at 7582306, ext. 133. Tourney to benefit Humane Society The Puttin’ for Paws Monty Haskell Memorial Golf Tournament will be held Friday, May 30, at Piankatank Golf Club in Hartfield. Proceeds will benefit the animals of the GloucesterMathews Humane Society. The cost is $100 per player, which includes golf cart, greens fee, lunch, two mulligans, five raffle tickets and two drinks. Call 804-693-5520 to register. MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER by Dave Cryer Protect Yourself Middlesex Partners in Progress (MPIP) will meet Thursday, May 15, at 10 a.m. at Immanuel Baptist Church (note: this is a different location for our May meeting). Immanuel is on Town Bridge Road between Old Virginia Street (Route 602) and Route 17. This will be the group’s last meeting for the year (we meet September through May). The public is invited to attend and join in our discussion. MPIP’s goal is to match community needs with resources. Each month we also have a brief presentation on a topic of interest. Our May presenter will be Deputy Collamore of the Middlesex Sheriff’s Department. He will discuss “Identity Theft and Scams” that often target individuals and especially seniors. After his presentation there will be a question-andanswer period and you will have a chance to address related concerns you may have. MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204 of the Code of Virginia, that a public hearing will be held by the Middlesex County Board of Zoning Appeals on Monday, May 19, 2014, at 6:30 PM to consider the following: 1. Variance Application No. 2014-01 submitted by Charles S. Garber, Jr. & Tamarah F. Garber requesting DXWKRUL]DWLRQRIDWKLUW\WZRDQGVL[WHQWKV·IRRW YDULDQFHIURPWKHPLQLPXP)LIW\·IRRWIURQWVHWEDFN requirement of Zoning Ordinance Article 7, Section /RZ'HQVLW\5XUDO/'5'LVWULFW7KHSXUSRVH of the variance request is to permit the construction of an approximately 1320 square foot single family GZHOOLQJDORQJZLWKDVVRFLDWHGSRUFKHVDQGGHFN7KH property for which the exception requested is located on Canoe House Road, in Jamaica, Va. 23079; it is IXUWKHU LGHQWLÀHG DV 7D[ 0DS 3DUFHO $ LQ WKH Jamaica District. 2. 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Variance Application No. 2014-02VXEPLWWHGE\3HDN 3 Construction, LLC on behalf of Kevin and Mary Ellen +XHQQHNHQVUHTXHVWLQJDXWKRUL]DWLRQRIDWZHQW\DQG VHYHQ7HQWKV·IRRWYDULDQFHIURPWKHPLQLPXP WKLUW\ÀYH·IRRWIURQWVHWEDFNUHTXLUHPHQWRI=RQLQJ Ordinance Article 7, Section 7-9.1, Low Density Rural /'5'LVWULFW7KHSXUSRVHRIWKHYDULDQFHUHTXHVWLV WRSHUPLWWKHFRQVWUXFWLRQRID·GHHS[·ZLGHIURQW porch that is to be added to an existing dwelling. The property for which the exception requested is located at 171 Rivers Edge Lane, Saluda, Va. 23149; it is IXUWKHU LGHQWLÀHG DV 7D[ 0DS 3DUFHO LQ WKH Saluda District. The Board of Zoning Appeals public hearing will be held in the Boardroom of the Historic Courthouse, 865 General 3XOOHU+LJKZD\6DOXGD9$$OOLQWHUHVWHGSHUVRQV are encouraged to attend and to present their views on this application. A copy of this application is available IRUSXEOLFLQVSHFWLRQDWWKH'HSDUWPHQWRI3ODQQLQJDQG Community Development, Woodward Building – 2nd Floor, *HQHUDO3XOOHU+LJKZD\6DOXGD9$WHOHSKRQH 05.08&05.15.14 Two additional items that will be briefly covered are the 2014 Wish-A-Fish outing and ongoing progress for a Middlesex “LINK” operation. Wish-A-Fish will be held Saturday, August 16, at the Deltaville Maritime Museum and Holly Point Nature Park in Deltaville. It is a chance for special needs children to have a funfilled day that includes activities, fishing trip (with a volunteer fishing-buddy), lunch, and special guests that will interact with the children. A report on this project will be provided at the May 15 MPIP meeting. The LINK is a Lancaster/ Northumberland organization that brings together churches, Social Services, and other groups and organizations with a mission of helping families and individuals in crisis. The LINK verifies the need and then contacts member organizations to solicit assistance. This avoids duplication and also works with clients to develop a pro-active plan to resolve problems in the future. An MPIP committee is working on implementing such a program in Middlesex and its report will be given. As always, everyone is invited to attend. We end our meetings with a time for you to make general announcements of an upcoming activity your organization has, or a concern/ need you may have with which another group present may be able to help. For more information, contact Dave Cryer at 804363-0280. Volunteers sought for 4-H shooting camp Middlesex County 4-H is in the process of starting a 4-H Shooting Education Club. The 4-H shooting education program uses shooting as a vehicle to help young people ages 9 to 19 develop life skills such as discipline, responsibility, and leadership. Middlesex 4-H is looking for adult volunteers who would be interested in working with youth to teach them the disciplines of the 4-H shooting areas—archery, pistol, muzzleloading, rifle, and shotgun. Through these disciplines, youth learn firearm safety and basic marksmanship fundamentals. There will be an informational meeting about leader responsibilities and requirements for shooting sports adult volunteers on Monday, June 9, at 6:30 p.m. at the Cooks Corner Office Complex on Route 33, two miles east of Saluda. Anyone interested in being involved with the Middlesex County 4-H Shooting Education Club is welcome to attend. Light refreshments will be served. For more information, contact Karlee Steffey at the Middlesex Extension Office at 804-758-4120 or email at [email protected]. Softball . . . (Continued from page B1) then scored on Wake’s triple. Wake was plated by Freeze’s fielders choice to make it 6-4 Lady Chargers. With 2 outs, Rachel Howard tripled but was left stranded. Freeze also tripled and singled. Dozier had 2 singles. Shelby Lewter and Olivia Major also singled. In the fifth inning, the Lady Chargers turned a double play when Freeze threw to the catcher Keeling who tagged out a West Point runner trying to score. Keeling then threw to first base too late to get the batter. But Wake alertly spied the runner trying to advance to third base and threw to Freeze in time to tag out the hard-sliding runner. MHS pitcher Kaitlyn Weber celebrated her 18th birthday by striking out 7 batters. “We need to work hard, stay focused, and play at this level down the stretch,” said Lady Charger coach Wade Traynham. The Lady Chargers host Charles City on Thursday, May 8, and King William on Tuesday, May 13. Both games are at 5 p.m. at the Middlesex Sports Complex in Locust Hill. the Establishment of a Public Service Authority for distribution of water and adoption of the ordinance below The Middlesex County Board of Supervisors will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday, June 10, 2014, regarding establishment of a Public Service Authority for distribution of water within established water and wastewater service areas and the adoption of the enabling ordinance below: MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ORDINANCE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY RECITATIONS: a. Pursuant to the proper advertisement thereof, a Public Hearing was held by the Middlesex County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, June 10, 2014, on the question of the adoption of this Ordinance. b. Upon conclusion of said Public Hearing, and upon consideration of matters pertinent to the formation of an Authority, the Board has concluded that Middlesex County should create a public service authority. 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The sole participating locality in the authority is the County of Middlesex, Virginia. 7KH SRZHUV RI WKH$XWKRULW\ VKDOO EH H[HUFLVHG E\ VHYHQ $XWKRULW\ %RDUG members who shall be appointed by the Middlesex County Board of Supervisors IRUIRXU\HDUWHUPVWZR$XWKRULW\%RDUGPHPEHUVVKDOOEHDSSRLQWHGIURP the Middlesex County Board of Supervisors, each having a staggered term, and ÀYH$W/DUJH$XWKRULW\%RDUGPHPEHUVIURPWKHJHQHUDOFLWL]HQU\RI0LGGOHVH[ County, three of which will have a staggered term. 7KHQDPHVDGGUHVVHVDQGLQLWLDOWHUPVRIRIÀFHRIWKH0LGGOHVH[&RXQW\PHPEHUV of the Authority Board are as follows: Members Address 7HUPVRI2IÀFH L-RKQ'0LOOHU-U *HQ3XOOHU+Z\/RFXVW+LOO L VA 23092 LL(OL]DEHWK%+XUG *HQ3XOOHU+Z\'HOWDYLOOH LL VA 23043 LLL*UHJ&KDPEHUV 115 Cedar Point Dr., Urbanna, LLL 9$ LYKeith Ruse *R$ZD\/DQH+DUWÀHOG9$ LY YJames Michael Reed 459 Old Virginia Street, Urbanna, Y 9$ YLCarlton S. Revere %DUQ (OPV &RXUW +DUWÀHOG YL 9$ YLLJanet V. Riggs 0DULQHUV :RRGV 'ULYH YLL +DUWÀHOG9$ ([FHSWIRUWKHLQLWLDOWHUPVRIRIÀFHVDIRUHVDLGDOODSSRLQWPHQWVRI%RDUGPHPEHUV VKDOOEHIRUDWHUPRIIRXU\HDUV(DFKGXO\DSSRLQWHG$XWKRULW\PHPEHUVKDOOKROG RIÀFHXQWLOKLVKHUVXFFHVVRUKDVEHHQDSSRLQWHGDQGHDFK$XWKRULW\PHPEHUVKDOO EHHQWLWOHGWRVXFFHHGKLPVHOIKHUVHOI,QWKHHYHQWWKDWDYDFDQF\LVFUHDWHGE\WKH GHDWKUHVLJQDWLRQRUUHPRYDORIDQ\$XWKRULW\PHPEHUWKHDSSRLQWPHQWWRÀOOVXFK vacancy shall be for the unexpired portion of the remaining term. 7KHSXUSRVHVIRUZKLFKWKH$XWKRULW\LVEHLQJFUHDWHGDUHWRGHWHUPLQHZKHWKHU there is a need for the Authority to construct and operate a water system within the established service areas of Middlesex County. If a need for such a system is determined, the feasibility thereof shall also be studied and reported, which feasibility study may include estimates of the cost of any proposed system, the proposed source of funding for such system, and preliminary estimates of initial UDWHVIRUVHUYLFHVRIVXFKV\VWHPVDVFHUWLÀHGE\UHVSRQVLEOHHQJLQHHUV8SRQ conclusion of such studies, the Authority shall construct, operate or contract for such water system as is deemed necessary, however the Authority shall not require mandatory connections to the water system and shall instead employ incentive based connection programs that encourage but do not require connection. ,WLVKHUHE\GHFODUHGWREHLPSUDFWLFDEOHWRGHWHUPLQHSUHOLPLQDU\FDSLWDOFRVWV VSHFLÀFSURMHFWVWREHXQGHUWDNHQE\WKH$XWKRULW\DQGSUHOLPLQDU\HVWLPDWHVRI LQLWLDOUDWHVIRUVHUYLFHVRIVXFKSURMHFWVFHUWLÀHGE\UHVSRQVLEOHHQJLQHHUV FURTHER ORDAINED: 7KH$XWKRULW\ V DWWRUQH\ LV KHUHE\ DXWKRUL]HG DQG GLUHFWHG WR ÀOH ZLWK WKH 6WDWH &RUSRUDWLRQ&RPPLVVLRQWKH$XWKRULW\ V$UWLFOHVRI,QFRUSRUDWLRQDQGWRWDNHDQ\ other action necessary to effect creation of the Authority. ********** Adopted by the Middlesex County Board of Supervisors on _________,2014. By:_____________________________________ &RXQW\$GPLQLVWUDWRU&OHUN 7KHKHDULQJZLOOEHKHOGLQWKH%RDUG5RRPRIWKH+LVWRULF&RXUWKRXVHDW*HQHUDO3XOOHU +LJKZD\6DOXGDEHJLQQLQJDWSP$OOLQWHUHVWHGSHUVRQVDUHHQFRXUDJHGWRSUHVHQW their views concerning the proposed Public Service Authority. Information on the proposed Public Service Authority and maps of the established water and wastewater service areas DUHDYDLODEOHLQWKH&RXQW\$GPLQLVWUDWRU·V2IÀFHDW*HQHUDO3XOOHU+LJKZD\LQ6DOXGD DQGRQWKH&RXQW\·VZHEVLWHZZZFRPLGGOHVH[YDXV
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